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lence against witness, Mr. Johnton told of the indictment agalnst Capone! 4 for 104 Locome tax violations, which was inter suppressed, Nevertheless, Capone frind ant ebout it In some mysterious way, and his course! approached the govrern- ment for’ a esttlement. Capone's counse) first approeched Johnsen in| 9 May of lest year. These facta wera recited to the committee, as follows: ver.” As BD example of preasure that was Pu. on witmesem, Jobnoson cited the tape Of & Ciiluw, woe awe vane that heid the famous “James” ac- counts, which were supposed to be cannetted with Ralph Capone. The cashier, called before the rand jury, Was very reluctant to talx. ‘“There were eight cr ten of these accounts.” Johnson said = “Every _ threa months one was closed and an- other opensd. The odd Part wes that im each instances the first Gawe ul ie depositor was Jame+—tames Oarter, James Brown, and 9 on “Bometimes there were . overdrafts of as much as 0,000. But the cashier inaisted ha did not know who owned the sccaunt. Iwas very severe with him und he broke down and wept. He was pearly frightened to death Later hls counsel told me that every night when ha went home some rs wes there and threatened him” ee The Horse Is Coming Back fate its Ows. Our AFIOY were just up here at ranch. They are our tepre- Hires in the Otrmpdes. Chamberlin hag Tepresented us 1a prerious aE ane Mt ta fipii fH? ny ria’; ine Py. “a. “| q