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| OM neceiver ~ 6 HS. Department of Justice POST OFFICE BOX 1405 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS IVED aites i Directdtl, 1-2: “y B. rl. Hy Bureau wf Investigation . Departo@nt ef Justice, — Washington, Dol. na “ OOP PU Dear Sir: Se Inepector H.H.Clegge haa informed me that in one of his confer--' ences with United States Attorney George E. QwJohnson, Chicago,t1linois | recently, the latter recited that he had int ewed certain persons in? -, Florida regarding the case entitled ALPHONSE CAPONE, Contempt of Court, nt f the who were never contacted hv Svecial Agente of t preaey of Investigetion, woo 6 a Cc OF opetial 422e8nts Of .ae suresau Please be advised that I have obtained through Special Assistant to the Attorney Genera] William Froelich, a complete list of the witnesses who were subpoenaed in the above entitled case and ghecked same with the file in this office, with the resuit that all theptitnesses who were sub~ poenaed head previously been interviewed by Special agents of the Bureau of Investiration. It appears however, that two witnesses, namely Charles gztrke, Special Apent,Bureau of Internal Revenue, Jacksonville, Florida, and < Reynond rom, attorney for the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Jacksonville, Florida’appeared woluntarily and testified. The names of these two individuals do not appear in the Bureau file. Mr.Froglich informs me that Mr.Browm testified that he had seen subject in Florida on one occasion, and that Charles Cierke likewise teatified that he is acquainted with subject Capone, and saw him in Flori- da on one occasion. Mr.Froelich recites that the testimony of both of these individuals waa immaterial and irrelevant. I have been endeavoring to obtain a transcript of the testimony of these two witnesses, but due to the present trial of subject Capone, charge of failure to make proper income tax returna, Mr.Froalich a Ferre. ssevas on SB Vue BY We 2 et Oe has been unable to obtain the desired data. _jed BE 7#0= 67