Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1935, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1935. WooDWARD & l.OTHROP 10T ]]™ F AND G STREETS PHoNE DiIstriCT 5300 CAPONE TAX CAGE ISPUSHEDBY L. 5 Officers Seek to Collect $120,000 Assessmient Against Group. ¥ neinies proce These Will Do Wonders With Relentless prosecution of Al Capone Your Windows’ Appearances and 14 of his confederates continued | yesterday as the Treasury and Justice Departments agreed on a liquor tax assessment against the group amount- ing to $120,000. Among the 14 aides named is Al's brother, Ralph Capone. The assessment, it was explained by Joseph Lawrence, head of the Jus- tice Department's Taxes and Penal- ties Unit, covers 19,000 barrels of beer confiscated during the biggest raid of prohibition agents during the at- tempt to enforce that law. The Fed- eral tax on beer was about $6 per bar- rel at the time. Along with the announcement of | this intention to press the beer barons | Cross Stripe Draperies An interesting spiral weave rep for back taxes, Lawrence disclosed | “."th satin_cross stn_pes. In some of the business habits of the P rich color tones—a fitting back- Chicago gang. P \ ground for living or dining room. All Had Titles. f : 4 d % M 40 inches wide, 215 “These alleged conspirators had { - 1 v vards long. Just 100 . regular titles similar to those held by | s : s men in legitimate industry. For ex- | pairs at this low price. $ 4.95 ample, reports show Joseph Fusco was the general manager and pur-| chasing agent for the syndicate for | trucks and beer-making equipment; Jack Guzik was financial secretary Pinch-P'ed’ Kni”ed and in charge of operations in the | 4 4 % o absence of Capone: Hyman Levine | i § ¥ Cuf*alns was the collector for the syndicate; | 4 { ] Steve Swoboda was the brew master; | A very oniL ¢ S Frank Juffra was chief in charge of ery open kit rayon curtain. wort transportation; Albert Johnson | ¢ use them as side drapgries or glass was chief beer truck driver and spe- | 1 h % curtains. In attractive two-tone cial convoy man, and Nicholas Juffra | % color combinations of was organizer and president of the | p m, r World Motor Service Co., which did 4 o % i Ero‘:l?e'“l lg}iigrl‘een and 53.75 practically all of the trucking for the g8s 2 syndicate.” The big breweries usually were in sbandoned buildings, Lawrence said, with a large “vacant” or “for rent” sign on the building to prove it. | Armed Convoy Arms. ] ‘The transportation division of the eorporation was aided by four armed | convoy cars, which protected the beer | shipments from hi-jackers, he added. “Certain sign painters must have | thrived during the reign of the beer baron and his henchmen,” he said. “The large fleet of trucks used in the trafic would be painted one time | Embroidered Dot Curtains Large, colorful dots, em- broidered on a dainty, ruf- ied backgnf)u};uii of ecru. In 1 variety of bed- room colors, 214 53.75 yards long. Pair Daarerizs, SzvENTH FLoom. 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And it > LOKIO, October 21.—Manly leaders | A Boon to th e Traveler will do it at moderate cost. “World Motor Service Co..’ then would | be changed to ‘Donald Transportation & Hauling Service.’ then to ‘Big Load | Motor Service,' and so forth. i “The records indicate that Nicholas and Frank Juffra were pretty much in control of the syndicate in its early | days, but later Capone became the real power, aided by Fusco and De- ' laney,” Lawrence said. “Capone was in the beer racket for about 10 j This new design is an innovation, refreshing, pleasant to live with and decidedly present day, without being “modern” in the generally accepted sense. The decorative scheme, built upon a background of familiar traditional forms, is new, original and attractive. 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