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Mr, Nethap ..-. 1 . Furwort: . Harbe ... ~ * with ‘Us ‘Again red Sich “Sy “ o: £ heaoee Given notice that Jack : Guzik, and coe th 7.NLT: Be « who was up there next to the boss|was sentenced to - (aetna cee ge kee ae } te, is to be réleased from the/be free again about the ‘s0e~ f(teral prison at Lewisborg, Pa.,|ond week in January. .7. er winning 480 days off his five- " Geed Mews fer Reese. : -gnd-a~day sentence for income! yp March, 1938, if he io States District Attorney E. Rileylsador to the Melrose Park alky . Campbell, in charge of income tax coners, will get out. - * . waters, checked up today on the The Case of the big chiet of the ; status of others fent away for th@/oid group of Chicago hoods, Al Ca- same reason. pone himaelf, who was sent away The next mafi to be freed—if/May 4, 1932, to start on sentences his behavior is lgood—is Murray|of ten years in federal prison and —= ‘Humphreys, another Capone cohort|one year in the Cook county j ~~. goes too far into the Mr, Campbell to figure at A half-dozen other hoodlufhs ’ re regarded as big. shots. wi y were sent away have finished sentences. They are Ralph \ ré settles”) Capone, brother of Al; , e (Loud Mouth”) ‘Levin,. Frankie Lake, Terry Druggan an and Frank (“The Enforcer") Nitti. | Paschen Pine Among those af tical . stripe | lwho were found to have cheated ‘the government of income taxes ‘and are stil in jail. are Chris Paschen, former city buiiding com missioner, who was sent away for! ‘two years; and Oliver Ellis, once charge of gambling and. slet, ma- southwest . part of