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see eee we er lll . el -12=- ~ 7 Toa le ewes ‘ee wee Se tte, “7 7 ~~ as at “ “Jobe in the’ jail; that twise a wosk his “Qeans the pospitel s wart, an thet during the rest. of “tbe tine the attendant, . Paster, 48. chs - with the duty ef keeping the hospity), -ejean; that, T+ is reas . “$o care for the sick inmates ani @o all the work necesaary: ‘a heapital ward; that 4é has never been ig the Aospitel ehi2e 1 visTiore_,: oo were there, end has aothing whatever to go with the adniasion ; gr Bau, fae visitors to the institution; that he has never seen apy women in the. - vO ~~ hospital or visiting Capone, ani has.no fmowledze of my Hed Tesi. consumed there. Mr. Paley wis questioned a® ‘lengtp bat oe eee 207: material information regarding the m tter in Questia. : ~ can At the Cook County Jail, Mr. H, c. Preuffer ,enset Clerk, was interviewed by Special Agent H. z. Hollis with reference to the dis- th. bursements made by Alphonse Capone since his Incarceration in the ° ve %, Cook County Jail. In the presence of Agent Hollis Mr, Preuffer —.; t exemined the records, gnmi hie records disclosed that under fate of “x. le October 26, 1931, Mr. Capone deposited with the Chief Clerk the anount Be of $500. On November 4, 1931, on order of Capone, $100 was delivered | br the Chief Clerk to 4 Mrs. -Kaviceki, and under date of Wovember 24, - emeuest 1921, $100 wes given to Ir. Janes abries by the Chief Clerk. Under date of Decenber 8, 1€31, the amount of G20 was disbursed to Mr, J. Russell, so thet at the present time there is a balance of 5100 in the account of Alphonse Caponé. The purposes for which these disbursements. #:: were made are not reflected on the records. rare interviewed by Specifl agent H, E. Hollis with reference tO the passes woe issued to visitors chliing to see Mr. Capone. Mr. Keller advised, Agent Hollis th t the method in providing passes is as follows: The Assistant Superintendent of the institution calls on each prisoner daily and re vests him to furnish the names of persons who will visit the prisoner during the following day. This list is then sent to the Superintendent's ~ office and the passes made out by a minor administrative official. ; When the visitors call at the Cook County Jail, it is determined whether -. ‘@ pass has been issued for that particular individual, end if so, he is a " admitted to see the prisoner. Mr. Keller was reuested by Agent Hollis-. to produce the passes as to the visitors emMling “to wee Mr. Capone, gine ov Hig £HMUCS YS See OP veabeée avers — ee SS See of the passes had nét been n retained, and thet the. only passes ‘in his: gt, ; possession at the present time ere those passes issued since Novenber "25, Lt , 1931, the balance having been destroyed. Mr. Keller further stated that. or ' there wes no definite rule et the institution as to the period of time ~~ ) . Mr. src ee Law Cierk at ‘the Cook Qcunty Jail, Wap 7. * 7 soe 4 “en ig