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i uate penalty for his crimes. The wes from the mational id faternational of Ca- ‘Wourt. Then, unable to beat the in-, “pome tax case, he pleaded guilty, alsc Bdmitting conspiracy to violate the dition laws, in the expectation it he would get off with a two Years’ pentence. The resolution of trial judge prevented an un- Nrholssame deal and imposed s more emiplary sentence. But Capon has stilt thus far been able to avold being brought to [book for numerous crimes in viola- of the fundamental laws of the ‘Btate. If they now can be brought ‘home to him it will be ® most whole shall do the policeman’s job for the entire country and for the whole jwange of crime. =~ | The intervention of the Federal NOT RECORDED