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Felt . Bishop Baker Callahan Cleveland * Conrad Dalbey Gebhardt Jenkins Marshall Miller, E Purvis S— eft:bmv (3) EBM eber 4 1/ ithe \ Mr. Armstrong — ‘- Ma. Herwig — Wee. Neenan- MAIL ROOM’ TELETYPE UNIT C_] Ala if) ' g, © ie EX-117 November 15, 1972 | eevee G ~29128F —wW RC Seisetts 01520 ooo: TT = In reply to your letter received on November 13th, the FBI does not have any material concerning Al Capone which we can send you; however, you may wish to refer to “The FBI Story,” a book written by Don Whitehead, which contains some data relative to him. You may be able to obtain a copy at your school or local library. Capone was sentenced on October 24, 1931, for violation of the Federal income tax laws which do not come within the investigative jurisdiction of the FBI. He was released from the Federal Correctional Institution, Terminal Island, California, on January 19, 1939, and died on Jan- uary 25, 1947, at Palm Island, Miami, Florida. Enclosed is some literature which I hope you will mitdrest. wavi 5 1972 Sincerely yours, Le Patrick Gray III iin FBI L. Patrick Gray, III Bettina Nivastare mw may i hd le dk Enclosures (3) A Closer Look at the FBI The FBI After Hoover |. [| The FBI Laboratory .=§.i -°°"" NOTE: By letter dated 8-2-72,,\sorrespondent was furnished other publication'abbut the PBI. (94-5-82465) / _