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6. "You received a sentence of five years, to run concurrently with two consecutive sentences of five years each, and were fined $30,000.00 1 and costs of $7,417.51, How . . “Wait 1 minute!” protests Capone. "I got only ten years)" "Holl, that'a right. The two five year sentences are con- secutive, one following the other. The one five year sentence is to run con- currently with the first of the two five year sentences,” "That's all Greek to me. All is know is I got ten years to do, and the fine and costs to pay.” "That's correct," smiles Mr. Bates, "Now, you earn ten days a month good time, for good behavior. On your gzentence, therefore, you will be entitled to 1200 days good tims. You forfeit this, of course, at the dis- cretion of the warden, for violation of certain rules, Now, let's sea - - you were sentenced on October 24, 1931. Your sentence commences on May 4, 1932. You appealed your case, of course, and naturally, your semtence dosan't run until you are received hers. Your full time expires May 5, 1942, but with allowances for good conduct, by earning the 1200 days good time, you may be released January 19, 1939, "You are eligible for parole September 3, 1935. "Now, Mr, Capone, what is your ocaupation?” “Well = -I--er-ahee s” "What kind ef work have you dope mostly?” “Well, I never did de much work, you know." "You don't quite understand. Wheat I want to kmow is, have you ever learned a trade, or amything like that?" "eli, I've done a lot of ganbling." Capone's broad smile brightens hls features, Mr, Bates reflects the smile. “Professional gam:ler?" “Surel" (kr, Bates types the answers as Capone gives then). "That's your regular occupation?" "That's right." "Not unemployed, of course?” Capone alles his answer. Kr, Sates types: ‘None." “Yow, how far did you go in school?"