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DE GRAZ: )ARE INDICTED FOR US. TAX EVASION Indictments charging Roceo De Grazia and bis brother Nick, former Capone gang leaders In the western ‘lguburbs) with willful attempt to evade paywerft of their income taxes for 1929 Judge Philip L. Bullivan, The court ordered bench warants for their arrest and set bond at §10,000 for Rocco De Grazia and $5,000 for his brother. Both men have been at liberty in $5,000 bonds on a criminal information filed against them severa) months ago. Rocco De Grazia, vho also uses the names De White and A. W. Meyers, and his brother are owners: f a com- bination ‘bowling, gambling, and road house in Melrose Park, according to E. Riley Campbell, special asiatant United States‘ attorney in charge of income tax prosecutions. In the indictments it is charged that Rocco De Grazia, in 1929 had an income of $97,011.54, on which he should have paid $14,610.78 tax, and in 1930 bad an income of $51,348.27, on which $5,331 should have been paid. Nick’s 1929 a tax of $4,997.10, and his 1930 incot as $25,865.79, on which $1,407.77 Sige the indictments stated efiary ing neither paid any tax. bec Se income was «52,474.85, which called for |