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‘whe an - tk } 1H we A ney Ae ele eld a i ec a Rr Ee ee re zi we . Buhiab Go. Mereh’os dene, MAX 27 329. Pirector, EW i — Burean of Investigatian, WAR 97 1929 i" . Re: Al Capone \ Department of Justice, Washington D. C Classification of this case Washington v. C, in Jacksonville office unkmorn). Dear Sir: Enclosed herewith you will please find additional affidavits taken from material witnesses in the above entitled matter, together with copy of a letter fram Mr. H. E. Aspinwall, Manager of the Munson Steamship Lines, Nassau, Bahamas, to Mr. H. V. Perry, Manager of the Munson Steamship Lines in Mient, Florida, I conducted further investigation of the Capone patter at Miami, which revealed that Capone and a party of friends visited Nassau, Bahamas, during the early part of February 1929 by the way of the steamship New Northland. Investigation was conducted at the office of the Munson Steamship Lines, Columbus Hotel Building, Miami, Florida, and a perusal of the outbound passenger manifest revealed that on February Bth, 1929, woyage numbered fifty one of the steamship New Northland the following passengers were listed: inbound Passenger manifest numbered fifty two also gave the following names as leaving Nassau February 12th. 1929 Alphonse Capone, 95 Palm Island, Miami Peach, Florida. AlbertiAapone, $3 Palm Island, Miami Beach, Florida. Philip D&Andres, 92 Palm Island, Miami Beach,’ Florida. - Wen llips, 715 Olympia Building, Miami, Florida Fred “irton, 715 Olympia Building, Miami, Florida, Willi Cabe, Floridian Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida. I was inforted at the officea of the Prohibition Department in the Seybold Building, Miami, by Mr- William Kelly, who I have been informed is a Prohibition Agent, that the above mame fine TD mam dann Diet nD etd Bee Me ee ee ne de BUHVAVECL PRL VLE 2100TU Fail ALU VOLVUE Gb GUUS UE LS trip to Nassau, were Capone's party and all their expenses were paid by him (Alphonse Capone). I interviewed Mr- Harold ¥. Perry, Manager of the £4 Manson Steamship “41nes, Columbus Hotel Building, Miami, who advised ~~ me that the first information he had of the booking of Alphonse Capone vie the Steamship New Northland to Nassau was during the afternoon of February 8, 1929,