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. . oe ea ee ee a rca oe, = ti en es aR a MiNi "i ns Hederal Bureau of Investigation HR. $. Bepariment of Justice DOS : BM Post Office Box 314, 62-756 Birmingham, Alabama, May 17, 19355. Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, \w U. S. Department of Justice, Pennsylvania Ave, at 9th St., N. We, Washington, D.C. i i RE: ALPHONSE CAPONE, with aliases, et al, Conspiracy to receive and send contra- band out of the U. S, Penitentiary, Atlanta, Georgia. Dear Sir: Reference ia made to the report of Special Agent D. W. Magee, dated New Orleans, La., April 26, 1935, which calls attention to the fact + D ': now incarcerated in the State Penitentiary at parchman sippi, which is in the territory covered by the Birmingham office, requesting that bo inter- viewed at eroinin lease be advised that Special Agent W. A. Temple inter- —_, at Parchman, Mississippi on May 4, 1935, at which time BD Glleged thet he received $6500 for Alphonse Capone while incarcerated in the United States Penitentiary, Atlanta, Georgia, on or about July 17, 1954, and that was paid $250.00 for handling the money for Capone. 8 indicated that he will furnish more information in the event the United States Attorney and District Judge at Birmingham, Alabama, will eee that a light sentence is imposed on him relative to the erreerecercerareriicce aie! case pending against him in the Northern District o ama {Birming= hen ¢1 1 . . > Xe Special Agent D. O. Smith discussed the facts of instant go Ge case with Hon. Jim C. Smith, United States Attorney, Birmingham, Ala., e at which time the latter stated he had caused a complaint to be filed mv “ agains in Mississippi, primarily for the purpose of holding o\ Ww him and to encourage the Mississippi State authoritias to prosecute on charges, for which latter violation he has been LL 4 sentenced to the State Penitentiary at Parchman, Mississippi, for years; that he doubts if could or would furnish reliable in- COPTES DESTROYED _nEoORDED & PeDEXND! (ee BES AUG20 196 : MIN 7 38 pry an rr ‘ 4 veep FO!