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;/= PROMM- Q43? ~=. n 1 w %.::*;'__-- ..>. 1 4' _' alv- §-' sunjscrzvrsiitniqroucnnsnss-~ y g ~ , , @ nss11.u1>nonucT1ons .' i r"-.' 3 1;; a=ao1>.m.2/25/so B " ~ B . _ 5? 9'] 92V <,_'~'~ ."- . _. --- ~--»--»---.._.._...._.....¢»-»~ . ., = - -: - - . A f Captioned rogram was monitored lastnlght by Q;,_,.> _-ahi e This wasPart of 1a w0 entitled "The__ =:_'UnhiredAssassin.-" Basically,the 4 plot deals with the unsuccessful eiiorts of the last oi Al Capone'sgang to "take care" JR, :_ _. oi Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak, a feat which was subsequently accomplished for them by Joe Zangara, deranged assassin, who accidentally shot and killed Mayor -Cerma at Miami, Florida, in 1933, while attempting to kill President-elect Roosevelt. There was noreference tothe FBI in Part 1 oi the story, and nothingwhich wassuggestive oi the FBIor the workoithe Bureau. 1 ~ ' ~ - > _ - ~ ' K I =3;
-,1' :._:- '52' ' 1 Briefly, the plot of Part 1 wasthis: Following the election of Roosevelt . ,,__ A as President in November, 1932, prohibition was destinedto end. Chicago Mayor ' . ;._ Cermak, concernedover the "puppet rats" remaining in Capone'sgang andthe ' probability they would extort tourist money at Chicago's forthcoming"Century of ,- 92 - 9 ,Progr_ess'? World'sFair, called in Elliott Ness and his "Untouchables. '.' Meanwhile, with Capone in Atlanta Penitentiary, his old gang, consisting of Louis "Little New ._ _92.:_ < =..._,_, ..;13' *- York";Ca1_npana, FrankDiamond, Jake"Dodo" Ryan,Bill Skidmore,and FrankNitty, imported Bostonlawyer Ira Peterson whoattempted "tobribe, blackmail and ultimately threatened Mayor Cermak. Cermak threatened Peterson with a summons and » ; ._.J ,.ZI§1.92- 9292~b &.{~".Capone'sgang killed Peterson to keep him from talking. Capone's then gangimported iv" ' >4 .-. two Detroit gunmen, "Milwaukee" Manelli and Rollie Sutton, to take care of Cermak; _-_-..;; %f~<- "Dodo" Ryanwas beaten up by the owner of a dry-cleaning concernfor molesting his w wiie and vowed revenge. Ness assigned two of his men as bodyguards to Cermak._ gael ._..<;;;. ' 'l heDetroit gunmenelected to kill Cermak at a place where he had coffee every mo - .92___~. ing. Ryan, throughuse the aoi clever explosive containedin 'asuitthat needed prelslélng ?§=¢ .-3 Z"; blew up and killed the owner oi the dry-cleaning establishment but was caught at the ~ fr ; '"t *'- -L scene by Ness and his men. Aiter violating Ryan'scivil rights by hitting him out of M A . Jr! .1: f angerwhenhe was under arrest, Ness agreedto a deal to save Ryanfrom a charge oi .-',1- - .2,» i-~51: fiirst-degree murderin exchange for informationthat Cermakwas to be assassinated ., ';'*.~_ that morning. Ness then double-crossed Ryan insisting he be booked for rst-degree fT; i 4-25;: murderstated, andhow '?Seelike you" , it. Ness and men his w iiee shopand »»- 11* W... RM - R ,_ .=rwz .. n. I 4 . _ -_.;,_.;,V.§..~;; §»;' v I 7 _.'. __..i__.;- ._ __ _ ,;,_'_¢- L,_-,_ , V _ _.__ , ,_ , - ~~~ ~ "7 ; ~ ~ 1- _. _ _., __. _ _ '..___,_...l..__ _.._" . _ .,l ' S I Q ,.. ~ -. ? 1 . 3 ___ _ M -;, L4.§¢--l_ /A -- W 7 _»,i._._.. _L.¢.....___.n-_n_ _.@._, A-1-_.-____. .-».___.._._._.__..-~. _ 4 § u __; _,°.."~~" ~' . . -e .2. . .1! - KN _ 3 4-L2 .§ _._.,.., ,. M. A.Jones Mr. to Dehoachmemorandun _ _ . ~ '!.<;.;~_;I 0*- 0 ' v- _ /-,92::'!:a _. 1-....,,b 5'32»; saved mayor'sthe -aiter oneoflife the Detroit gunmenshot aup 50-round clip lth 4?":92_ YTe . Ii? . his submachinegun. Ness and hismen killedthe Detroitgunmen. They pickedup =.~ ? _ Nitty andV otherapone members of C ' s gang and learned that the mayor was to be . t .*~ r ~ killedin Miami in front of _10,000 witnesses.., ;. " , . _ - ___'>_ _ r, ; 92 . <{l_£ID~ l_ . -.-._ ~~" sub plotin thestory concernedJoe Zan gtara'sH'derang ed mind andhis preparations for assassinating Preside t- 1 _ ,--'~-l-'-5 4.1». 1-- a pistolin Miami. p 4 p _ n J e Roose1_rel_t_,' the purchase ineludingoi _-__-, Fr};. t .._ 1 , '12:/¢ . .....,' _ -.2. RECOMMENDATI = A - For information. .< _ -1 ._ is ' W. _.a~'= --"r",-. :'- ' '92'l * -F M "s"-=1-'Z%; .'>~5': §;,",;§___1§ ...~v -. ; - a:. 1" I I-I -= __ . r _;--. 1 _,?-L,s>_ ;:-> - '-It xii -* " Tu.,5 -.-: ,_.__ . .~vs-~ . -~P 'r.: .. . .~1_-#3 -1 .- F11; ._-.=:Y'-#4.-.':" -1 1'$':.3f ' ="-> .'>T' "1-2.: - § . I : ; . .L'.I ' K H ,..- __ .-3,- ..» : K. <- _r ~> - -=.;_;,_»- - ._=: < .- _ 1 . -IW ,-ft Pm » if - 4 1. 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Es with President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt at the Bay Front Park in Miami, ' 2,23 _. W,. 'Florida, in 1933. What is obviously lacking is the cooperation that should have existed between any bona tide law enforcement organization and the Secret Service whoseduty it is to protect the President-elect. e » ,, , ,1 " '_ i Brie y, theplot of part 2 is as follows: The show opens with the ~. I . ;¢ -- usual burst of machine gun fire when Chicago hoodlums of Al Capone sgang attempt '. to assassinate Mayor Cermak in a coffee shop. Ness and his crew save Cermak and . '~ ' :,_._;._ _ kill both of the assassins. Pressure is then brought to bear by Ness on the members '».- I7 .:*"'; of the Capone gang who are trying to eliminate Cermak. In a raid on ahangout of these men who are under the leadership of Frank Nitty, Ness strikes Nitty as he . attempts to swallow a letter to Al Capone which showsthat an out-oi-town gunman _- from New York has been hired to eliminate Cermak. Thereafter, Ness attempts '. £ to locate and identify this 9211lkIlOWl1 assassin. Investigation by the New York V '- . Police Department develops a logical suspect who is known as '.' Caddy" Cronin - » P -t whoderived his name as he always carries his assassination weapon, atelescopic ri e! in38°1;fb§;g_- , ,_ .f _' "H -"11. ' '~;, " . Z . - H: » 3 "F .» _ . Woven in the background of the plot in a parallel veinare the actions in 4': . of a mentally deranged brick layer, Guiseppa "Joe" Zangara, who intends to #4 0'1,-5 I >> - assassinate President-elect Roosevelt. The story reaches a climax when Ness, ' ' - with the information jhat Cronin is an expert rifle shot realizes that the assassination an ,3 of Cermak will be done from a distance and locates Cronin, Nitty and other of '- 1? ,1. ~ N I. M. - 9 2 : Capone s followers just before they attempt to kill Cermak. The usual gun battle _' %¢.- 0 ensues with several hoodlums being shot " - A ' #24 . ._.,., 2 I 4l Q " 1 . _ v L; .. ~ ', 5,. ~ 7. C 4 ' ;'*=_ ..1-?i'~ i MAB, .<9.i1' -0 V i v p ! '1 * ' Continuednext page! ' " i " ' ~ . . .- » . ' ' - » ~ - _. _ - 1;. . . _ 4;, -_'.,_,_...r..,,. _.n: .__..,__ ,, 7 ..._,_,_.__.._. .,, ,':.<_;_..-»i, -<-_u-_-:»we»-x,-1----1 *-"~ *"""""""' A ' W 7" W7 ___ 7 7 _92 ______a . A . II-~ Y,/. __.: ._ I-Ir: ~ 2- » - r e- I V .._ __.._4...__-._.._.._»..»._,..a..i__.__m-_....;...>-..-a _ /. fw I 92 4 - § . » -1 ._ .<:§.;.az@-:..r- " _. ~ - - * 5 . 174 - V » ,1M. A. Jones toMr. Del.-oaeh memorandum a c .1 :~. .5 _ ~ - I TQKZ e;-.1. -3" V »--Za»~,_- '' .. - . i Zangara in the meantime is able to work his way to a position oi advantage as the_President-elect makes his speech, and as Roosevelt begins; to leave the area, Zangara attempts to kill him but shoots Cermak. N ess A .." . 92- watches all this and is shown as being dumbstruck at what took place in front .' _. ._ of him. He rushes to C ermak'side s as he is placed in Roosevelt s car and . overhears Cermak tell Roosevelt, "1'glad m it was me - not you. " . _ --I:.'=!:"._ -*'1 .§ .7I;:'-.1' ¢ a .1-"rs",-" J'~!'-:=T-92v_-,'=i: .. °"¥?-'> ._, , _._,..i»"<:-' _ . . .__ _. _ -"._,=;,_.,._;..=.n_. i..j.,: -".=; 1- . , rm, - _ "Q R.ECOMMENDATION:- an r v . ' " For information. l .4--M1. ~ ~.-. , a Q - ' - » .- "-¢ -I - 3 <. .. '- '.'. f " "rat -:-- - _ , J9. . . V. ~>,_¢_: ;,.,..,, . , > ».;- _.','.'1~ .4'=¥ '-=32-7 . T~£~¢}t~. , Q" :2 $"-1'.>._-,,. . . ' 1: .-EsF. .45.. , N -"§7,.Le . __ .¢i1 s ',._ - Z.-; '4 a ;¢_-1;?; '=-".__ ~ 14 .. 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' March' '11,1960 Mm Tumm ._...--_- _ -* <- I C Sullivan .- Tolo Room.__ . momI _ gpg _ . y _lnqmm_.___ ._ Q-.UB;"E¢§. UcnAsLEs"r "rntmnwrol__ C C it_ _.. C ' . 1* - _a!E LUPRODUC ONSI b . . .'*.;"' r MARCH10, 1960 , 4 , K ii -' H M Captioned program lastnight was entitled "Th iteSlaver.~ " It openedwith a brief previ%5owing a blazinggun battlebe gs ers -44.1 ;< -. = and Eliot Ness and his men. Although the program concerned an investigation ~» "X_ :35: :! ;1-2-I. by Federal authorities of white slavery, there was no mentionoi the FBI. . -1.. 94* 1..-, __.92~-=4. Eliot Nessand his" Untouchables"were onlydescribed as" Federal" agents. _ -Z4"-.~. . .,_- ..~¢,.,,,_ .;-__--. The programwas againnarrated by WalterWinchell. _ H g _ _ ~; .1: - i _, ' - . .., _ ,_ . 4 Q A 'C Brie y, theplot oi the programconcerned thewhite slave -- ,, . ' activitiesof a top aide ofAl Capone,Mig Torrence. In 1934, Al Capone was in Alcatraz, but his men continued his mderworld activities. Ness leads a raid on ahouse ofprostitution. Througha tip-,,-of_ffrom thepolice department,the girls andthe men escape througha trap door leavingone girl, Mary Sage. She haddied froman overdoseof narcotics. This wasthe girlfriend of Ernie - . Torrence, brotheroi MigTorrence . < ' .' " _ _» , .. Ness launchesa campaign to stampout.white "slaveryand requests' _,~ the presstoexpose thisunderworld activity.Because -ofalleged pressureby Ness Capone s_men instruct Mig Torrence to bring in a former madame named Mrs.B Buchanan!. Sheis approached but refusesto comeout ofretirement. Migsends_ hf. his brother Ernieto roughup Mrs. B. When Ernie arrives he makesa dealwith "TR Mrs. B not to roughher up if she willclaim the bodyoi Mary Sage fromthe city _ morgue andgive Mary Sagea decent burial. With the cooperationof Ness, Mrs. B " arranges and attends the burial of Mary Sage. Ness learns that Ernie Torrence 'brother.is notable Ness attend sends histofuneralmen tocheck thehe wasonTorrence sent since Tijuana,in Mexico. to Ernielearnsoi by Q6!hisMexico, ._; - . 'possible the arrest when he brings a truckloadof Mexicangirls acrossthe border . ~11 1 and has hishoodlum associateget intouch withhis brother,Mig, ' for instructions. 1 Upon orders ofMig Torrencethe tuaehhnildgirls are taken toa woods and killed.I,-' This brutalslaughter causesthepress to accelerate itscoverage theof white-slavé_ .. W, trade. Also,the prostitutesorganize protect to themselves._ 5 Q 14 E3 . . _ .- _ . .. 4~ . -. ~4 /.-' . . _ . .__ ___._._._.,92_,;j.._r92,m._.._. :2 ,_,_,,,,_,._,,, ._.,,_.§_-K,J. _,,_v_.,, 3 _ __._, ,._ Mg, _ _ . - Mr. .1!" ii vi- >- -~.'.. »- _. . l - - aw~-.. - , _, '. ; ,;~.=. w-~.'~»_ - ~;_< ..~- -. 1, Q -I _ I L :.a v;* oEM;13j~ . s 1-.-.;_ Ric " -=*'M Y 0 <4! * 92_ "_,_ W_ _ __, -5?, J '__"_¬;! ..., rt;t _.'. -~> ..92_ _ _ .-r. , . ___ 5- _ 3. a> v 1 " . ~- ~ ~92 -F1 £1?->~ _ '~ ' E-4 ,.__.-.-., =1 -.. '2"? v . ~ ~ ~ ~. -_' _,._.._._ _,;J_ _.__:_. _, ___n~__.. -.~~-.- = . _- ~ . . _ ' ? ,____ =§' 1». § - E g0 . - - - - L . * . . __,___ _~__ 92_ __-.~._.,r_,. 4.-_,__...... n .,.._-...... _....n..__;_g..., .:_'_._A__ _ ._.. ,,_ ll. . _... ._ ,, -___- .1....-"mt-._...vusa.¢_l_._ -_.._.. ._... . . _ -1' - 3 - I " _ ' I 4 I 0 - . . Q I _._ __,,.._ . _ _ _ _ . _..-.~ -, ,,>H - ,.. I.-~-'-.~ . s...-1» ..~. * . ":1.. -,-»- ~92:'.v...... a '» 1' v 4- ~. t a-_ M. A. Jones to Mr. DeLoach memorandum ' ~ _ ~ V Capone s men again contact Torrence and tell him in view of his incompetence hewould have to work for them entirely.Mig encourageshis t. v "Q" brother to entice Nessoutto Mig's headquarters so thatMig cansee Nessdie. _ __ By killing Ness hehopes toget backin the good gracesof Capone.Ness meets Ernie atMrs B s apartmentand agreesto gowith Ernieto locate MigTorrence. F" . Ness hasa man outside watching,and as soon as heleaves with Ernie, his man ,, =- rvvf. a.rrives.just intime tokill the gangster assignedby MigTorrence tokill'Mrs. B. _...,.-,_. _ :x".;::., Mrs. B then tells Ness'man the location ofMig Torrence s headquarters.When . .. ~§, }3 : e. ;;-.- . "1 "'3"lL Ness arrives,a blazing gum battleensues, ErnieTorrence iskilled andabout a _ ¬ U».--'!'.,whalf dozengangsters are killed. Mig Torrence ees to the basement ofhis - e.. g,z_ - ?'l~ - establishment wherelhehad previously ordered all the prostitutes held. The - .4, xvi - _ ,. prostitutes convergeon him. After a brief scui e, a shot is heard, and Torrence -V __ xi, - lliiesdead. Walter Winchell commentedthat the girls Torrencehad lived by, he_ e ed by- * » * '' ' ' .» .»~,~f_,_x~:~ _,~'<'Q92- -. . __ ..=;;?. ;*;. . , Pit.:~' W' *-31$ ." _ __ 5 *--".1. . . 1 _; '-=, _ v"¢ i.__-_ RECOMMENDATION: . Y L ,_7-9 .1T ~ ' *...'_'/J0.1:_'r - - ;.»; Y - E None. For information. A ' _ n it . Jo: V ' ;.= #A3 . ..'~-- Q. F 9' -Ff:-2 '~§§.'§f . we 3.1 . . " »;'»*-'~" . I1'"..4" . 4.5,;-__ M 1 4' ' _-.. . v;;' Q r--=.1 ',-'~.,_- ._.~_ P.. _r . .2J:-: . .. -22%... $" >'. ' , . _...... wq:-.. .,. . M -»92 .» t.-:~* -'*:i.»;'.2 c ' » d ,>> .' <. » A ,_ ,~_;;.§>¬.. - _- ,_,- :.-'}_ff92.. _ __. _;, _' ,. ,4-;' -' 1, .~{_._;_ - Q ., V --_. '51-. 51: _;_ ;»*..< 1;. _' ~ .11 -g,}3~- -..;3< 3'._; .' lW}? "' _ v , , .- .¢ * l'P~f v~: . 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Q ESILCP 1! y .v " e - it- :.t; - his MARCH24,l do @ 4/1. 3" e ..-':7:@; .-....-.- "';--.= _.¢_ _~.- . v _- -- V .'- - _ __. ,. -. . 1 ~ . '~1'»": .-. ' '- " Last night's program entitled "Three-Thousand Suspects" had as . .¢~v¢,.,, a. _ _._, the main theme, the much publicized prison "grapevine." No mention is made " . 5., ' -4:. of the FBI; however, there is a murder of a convict at Leavenworth Prison and , .., _ Eliot Ness and his group of "Untouchables", conduct an investigation to determine _ I who the murderer is. . A ~ .. _ i » = - ~ - ~ ~ =s I ..za¬+;=-A . . />-.: - '-' p ~ »Brie y this show concerns an individual by the name of Siegel who 5-4 .}'=t§*<.¬Q, " is in Leavenworth Prison on a violation of Prohibition Laws. His partner in '1 - Chicago, Nat Baldwin, is shownattempting to block Siege1's parole so that he will not -have to split the "take': in his illegal operations in the Chicago area. When s J" rs Siege1's parole is denied, he suspects that he has been double crossed and calls ' _._. . ._. .r_<+_, for Ness. This story shows how Baldwin, worried about Siegel's request to talk - ~' ._@ ¬:}-3 /i-my ~'.~ ¥I'»..¬:'_#{""».to Ness, contacts Frank Nity who is one of the main enforcers in the Al Capone "' . - ~._., as P1 _=; =-7'0 . gang. Nity warnsBaldwin that he will take careof Siegel this time but no more. B Before Ness has a chance to talk to Siegel, the latteris assassinated in the . prison library. When the warden learns this, he comments to Ness that they have F "Three-Thousand Suspects." - . ,_ - .. W. -_ p>. . L _ -_ _ . . I -.~_-V ; -92_ '*a .- _ _ -V i '- . T P :- . " Ness, in attempting to ascertain who the murderer is, contacts the" -v-¢ Q wife of another convict in another prison and indicates to lhqthat if her husband will cooperate, he, Ness, will arrange for parole of her husband. Ness then, by .- 1 4~ the use of this intimidation forces this convict, Sebring, to obtain information _ about the murder of Siegel. Sebring is transferred to Leavenworth and works ' - .»_»_ his way into the confidence of other "old timers. " He furnishes information to » . Ness that enables Ness to trace down sources of the prison "grapevine" and at the p ,,,._- same time learns that the murderer__of Siegel is one of the prison guards. 4 . '_ »J X '3.ro , '" ., .- _ wn en n e ussesdisc Dhl§Qnmt§ 92' e war .2? , un own either " l " var»-64 them, _a prison break is in the process involving Sebring and three others. - is _ actually a plot to get rid of Sebring who is to be the third man over . wall. The .» ¥.~~~ prison guard who murdered» _Sie el has been instructed to shoot the - rd man over 3% 'the wall. Sebring suspects,Uoufethi:lg'- lsfamiss and E iie ~ » _ -- and the entire . escape is thwarted. v During this Zctéon; the prison gigarfi, »- 9 to shoot the I »_~ C T C1» £15-L - - ,~.._' . ., - .- . . ._- .-, . ,. - . ._ . . ~._ ,..! .7 ,5...~ t i ii 3-AP 4 if - _ ' 92 _k.. _. ''" *1 Hui .._ _ _ _' . -A- _ _, N , __ H5 ,_,._ M... , im4.,m...__92 __ !»92:v 4 ._..p__._.._.._..u._ _.., L7 1 _!v ~ .. : .4 j 1 ~ v, ~:-*:- "M- A 4* * ~ ,4. - -~~~ ~4 ~. in A - >' 4-. Z. up it- L a <._ e | J 4 - - 4 0 - 7 _ _ . - . , . . _ .; = _.. -- .v U 4 2:". . , ~ ,,______. 5,. . - _ g. , .. a 4. I _/ : , » _ __.-. ,'_-I _.; 92'4 . .4 ~. : ,1 ~~...» /- 3 Jones to DeLoach memorandum~ ' - ~ Re: "The Untouchables". 4 _ ' o 92 4' 2 4 1 . ;_'x;f-" . ..-. ~, 5: , 1 4» , w . ' 4 4 - ' ~ = ' r warden; however, he just wounds him but Ness shoots and kills the guard. _.»- . , >4. ,,. . '7: The closingscene how showsthe Chicago criminal element disposesn ' ' . . someone whocauses themtrouble within their own group. Nat Baldwin's1 = 4 1a- .._q,.._._;.=- ~>¬ body is shown beingdumped infirontof the Police Departmentin Chicago. : -.2. 1' .;P .33-'.f':'.= =1 : - "rs-:-~:* '. I-__f._~ 4 '" --.-gr,,¢92-92_ -, . ,..4: r? "'-"T RECOMMENDATION: ' 4 4 4- 4 * . :9 ' None.For information. , EX ?-555?. I h 92 / ' J, -._ . -;=>:»§».. _ "£1-¥i>' . -:1; .-, .. . ~ Y fi_;'-_v g3',_ "=L=_;i' I "- ""4-.sh ii I: _ Q 3 I» . j=:~<»,;;>~.r ,5 in g Av: 0" ,..'» .. a 1 '9- m- M J r Q». T 1; E . ILP. ~ -1 , .. _ _v . , _ ''_=' -_.~A." _ . __ _. ._.._ 3., _ _ _ < _. ,_.... _ _ . yt _..-._-.. __ .:,» , -. 1» ..-,~.~'~ ..;.,=_,[email protected]_- -.~, -.'_:.-92..-=.-4~-' gr ,..~q~, - -, »:. -_..t ..> - .1 ,_ =3 - ~~~-' 1 4 if -_ _. T. ~.. - ., . I,-_"'.'- ff _... *;,"'._ _ ** ~ '- . ,. -{I :_»;~.-¬: f 92.,_ ;-'.,<,J.. 1 H roar -~§ . 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'_ member of thewho American was temporarily Historical Societ residingand at doesthe YWCA considerable in Was ington, research telephon in connectloiallc ,_ yt Vj " requestediniormation concerning the above individual stated she isa ~~ - .e~_.~ after withme noting organization.the publicity given iot Ness in connection with the television program _ P; .. ' -12+ wondered whether he might be relatedto individuals |N"the_ group. Accordingly, the grou askedher. to do some research concerning Ness. It was her understanding that Ness - . .: been anemployee oi the Bureau and accordingly shecalled for information concerning hhi ~- .1 i _ Ness jwas employed as a Prohibition Agent, Internal Revenue Service, _ from 8-26-26 to 6~5-29 when he was transferred to the Bureau of Prohibition, 'Departm_t_- of Justice. He worked in the Department of Justice from 7-1-30 to 8-10-33 at which ti --; 92 . 0 he became a Senior Prohibition Investigator in the Internal'Revenue Service . Note: Du in .:,_:i;. 5 a brief portion of the time Ness was employed in the Bureau of.Prohi_bition,_ -Department - ' 5 ¢, ¢j - oi Justice,'that unit was under the immediate jurisdiction of the Bureaullji . H Tigiil~5 3' ~ » - i i _- We havepreviouslyfurnished the aboveinformation withtheexception -- the parenthetical remarks! concerning Ness's employment as a Prohibition Agent to oth=j ~ . in q _uirers; Accordingly the 0 _ aboveinformation was furnished to _ » 92. '» .~' " '*».- »- » " »' ' - r -. . I - . -' '-'_...~-..~--. ~ '-*4 ~ - . :~ - Z" _ , *- > _ Y. ~» -1 »-" »~_-:13: ~; - .. ~ ;:."'=¢:.-i- .».-I»-1»:- :'_ -_-.._', H.--'~', .1 ,V -'~ * -"" v t was appreciative of the information iurnishecl_,;.;E;.,.<.§@-i,-§-;:; * ""§%.»'= I . ,A7 .%§»i» 1 ": ;':f .-_;.T; _ _ ___'.. 4 ! >"_ -'~.=_:.. » .. . ____ » __ i 0. =:.~:,5b~4_'r '7 - _t _ 4 ,_j».>, ~u _ > _- M ', _ .-."- F I "*1-" ~ -E -:3 V 2 REOOMMENDATION: i - I - _, $_ - _ _ - _ .~:. 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H » v 2-aw..». - " '3 .-4 ;'..: ~» . r »"1 Briefly theshow openedwith theusual murdersof severallaw enforceme1 ~ Ki . officerswho areguarding armoredtrucks whichwere carryingthegate receipts froma >5 .-'...;, _- pzr.-.. ~ . ...=~ famous worldchampionship fight.From themethod operation, of policethe theorized .- W P;:> . .4. that the perpetratorsthe of crime were a man and womanwhom theyhad nicknamedthe 92 ~ ll "'lov.e Ness birds." and"The Untouchables"are requestedby the New York authoritiest assist in the investigation.Their first break comes whenone ofthe robberswho assists pg the"love birds"and whowas;wounded the inensuing fight is"dumped" Joe by '!Sheik"_- Humphrey,male the partof the "love birds. " Humphreytries tokill thisindividual; however,lives he andtells thepolice Ness and otherthe membersof the - - s -s;.» l ,. . , . _ 4 DoreenManey, thefemale partof the "love _ birds,"takes . Humphrey.,_._. -. and- .40 the survivingmember the of gang,Len Carson,and attemptsto hide at her,=~father's' .... - farmin Tennessee. With the information receivedfrom thedisposed gang member, Nee Y F? visits Doreen'sfather Tennessee;in however,he isspotted Carson,and Humphrey 2,, ;_- - and Doreenhide. Atthis point in the play,Humphrey shown is "makingtime" with~ are ' -H 55~:,.: :' -5goreledssister, Maybelle. As soonas Ness leaves, Carson,Humphrey Doreen and ' i'£*:;;,-= 'eci t al ' f E:b»92-- _ e o so abandon fatherher s home as ahideout. Ness, who was suspiciouso "=- Maybelle's nervousness,spots theircar anda chasefollow s son . and H hre :4 -.4 V _ escapeand is Doreenpicked up. _ REQ.30 2»-if ~ ;~. - H :92.''92. '>1 c - ~ ... .~:-L '. _ _ The remainderof productzmthe how Hshowsagegggts » to -.. effect theescape of Doreen becauseshe isthe onlyone whoknows ere w t e lootfrom ~-a= r 753% I»- the armoredcar robberyis hidden. Doreen becomesjealous of-Eumphrey'.a.attention towards hersister andvows toget evenwith him.Ness takes a calculatedrisk in l allowing Doreentoescape and then followsher to a busdepot whereDoreen placedhad .. Ythe moneyina locked box. Humphrey shows and up Doreen"cons" himout ofhis gun" 92. 4.; whilehe goes to getthemoney. Justbefore sheattempts shoot to himin the bac Ness , and "Th_eUntouchables"make.» 92 - theai-rest with~ .' the usual gunfire-. , vi x . , r"; ~~_ ~"_ 9"~» -'v A1*"-1%>*:Kia=l~ " *" -'» ' " 1 - - . 5»,W , ,_ , . : , . .. .. ,;f_» f,.~.{_I,¢. 92_ _5 .5'" -'-:.~~>»,,~ -. »5'92";»¢~-;f,*=.=', ¢ ¢t"-"= i=*~ s:t1 .='f IJ3..?"T.:=_" "7-§~.< ,'7?'§ $.55 i ~. I _.' so A om* , s was -_ 3.; » M _. .- / I L .,. _. .. _. 1;. I I, I . _ P 5.»- '- vi; 2." ,.~ - ' I *1 : I i;~,," '~-1 - .f, .w_ ~~~~ ~» » I-»"»-*-I - . F .1.._"- '.§?-.{- ?:l='}=£=air~; ' 1'-"~'»::'~r='»* -;~ ==.'=<'»< k ~? :?'r . - - .7?~:~1: <_'" " »""1..'f :3"'-~51. " ''* - »2'.'~ 7.: . T' . -. =? -' 3;. 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I 7_ u " !f_?_ortrait a ofThief" was thetitle ofthis week'sshow' _ . 4 _ V which was carried l&aHy '1, WMAL-TV ABC!. Theshow ' described theactivities ofNess and"The Untouchables"who breakup -~ an illegal whiskey ringwhich was centered inChicago, Illinois,but had_ ~" .".=§é':;n its main sourceof supply in NewYork. There is no evidence ofFBI s .,. jurisdiction displayedinthe show. g ~ _ V - ' F -~P - _ 4 -_ _"Brie y, "Portrait of a Thief" tells the following story: _ _ .31 -1 .- P Nessis contactedby BeecherAsbury, FederalDistrict Attorneyin Chicago,, g - 5 . Illinois, in 1931and isrequested totrack downthe continuedsupply of u ~fr.f_ 2 ,,_~»=.92¬ 1 illegal whiskey which is coming intothe Chicagoarea. They suspect the source ofthis whiskeyis theBrawley Mills Alcohol Company ofBrawley, > '!f'::_92;?_' New York,which is legally authorizedto manufacturealcohol. Ness,by - . I t- 3 _..-'-§'=Y 1 checking the booksof this firm, determines that some of this alcohol is ' ,.-.., . shipped toa"front"operated bythe CaponeSyndicate knownas theLorelei 1».-.* f.==. . Perfume Company. V . ~ ~- _ ~-V , '_ I " .-.2 M :. - ~;-. =f > .1 ..j-5: " I ' Ness and"The Untouchables"raid this'front'afterthey observe - '.-: .~ .4 _ ,~_..'.-;. a shipmentarrive fromBrawley Mills,and thereis theusual voluminous _ - "F1-_~..-'=.- ~13. ¢ amount ofgun re with three bootleggers beingkilled. One of them, . » ' ' T3-'5".-5 Guilerno Torrie,is a nephew of a NewYork bigtime hoodlumnamep , _ . ,,.-' - ,1 1 . - ?..> Johnny Torrie. At thispoint, Ness'ssuspicions thatthe managementof A _ L"; » Brawley Mills is in league with the hoodlum element are borncout. The . ef- Brawley Company,operated byE. CarltonDuncan, President,and BrooksWells, Sales Manager, are pressured into turning over more "tritmte" to the local V ' » 92' >.". 3~ _ hoods. Wells becomedrunk andis murdered by themina gory_scenewhich s _ -Tiff; .'qJ§a:*> " showshiaimachine-gunmd lying-inyabody shower.v -~ ,~. ..'_~. _ "f" /of~:i.i.T Wells,fearns ' Ness, with both that the informationobtained Wellsand Duncan are frombrothers a fingerprintand ex-convicts. checkl .. '~ B . »j'.{_f'I. 1' _ . I _ . ifT -- " H _ _ V g -1 _ a 0 i I :::92_ . _. ..: 5- s r I H aivwzu 1%.».~w.<= . _ ...¢.~.i+..~_ _. . _ _. _ ~ $1 6 . .Y- as _. as . . .-_ . __ "..1 l~11- ~.:* .~:~.~¢ ~ '=;'-5**1 v"<-"~"..»v'.=.z. '"-§i.'t ~ -'i.» -;5-'- ~ . .-. -"K i'. =. " 5 ' 1 . V ~ ' ___ - . k l-='--- 3 -1<;-¢~?--= ;-_-'_;,., .,;.,,S:»--~-~~~',-7:1---A-~--e-- K - '----if-_---~~~-~ - A» .-er a. _ _ » ..l1___~»r-.__. __, tA-AM V--_-~ .._ _ » 7 e - _: I ' . ~ _' Z 92, Q I . _ P 0' I _~f ' A Q , . _, . ~ '» ..~..,' /,' .~» H - <' - _/ ~ .->~ - n». x -... 4. _ ....*;_ __ *- :1 1. - i, .._ -v .92_ '.: ._._.,,_._.'._ 1- -r.~ _ _ .. :9. __, V. 1. ,v_,_~._,$,i%,:!p,._H1,--_,*»,;. Y» _ ..-. "K ~'»_.-.. -. Jonesto DeLoach Memorandum - _ ' ?:7' * Re: "The Untouchables" Television Show 92.o. v_ i-. , _ _=__ ». _ ' » . . __ l _ . , ,_-.._ _ .. *» 2:-.,§_ .> 75. When confrontedwith this information, Duncan, who is in the process of Kt .5. _92 giving more money to the local hoodlums, breaks down and confesses to .5_-. Ness. Just before the show ends Duncan attempts to escape but is killed by some of the New York hoodlums, who are in turn killed by Ness and "The Untouchables."~ The show_ends_ a onsomewhat macabre notewith .'_ -¢-.~.- .' Duncan's bodylying on the ground with thousands of dollars being blown > 5%;-.5:92.. ¬-'&92, away bythe winds while Ness stands idly by, philosophizin g_with one A "'_:, of his cohorts. I - ;~ 1. .'-. ' 1. .» "Y é; '35; 1 _ -i RECOLDJENDATION; 33:: None. For information. -'-*'-7':' .; ='2_' 4:. _.I *5-... T5-s xz-s '92l . Fm @ ¢l"~ 5- _ ... M. 3 -}.' ,_ . . ' -~;~;_~ , ,:~ .;L . .= ""3, .r;-~ .;'» »..» :' ' ».= ;: . ."f"?'» ,,§:92_ z7~ ..» ouH/ 3 "1;-1. :~. 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" - _./,,/ Malonea ~ DeLouch __ :1; " ALg sen -~7/ » $611M /~ TO . _ I Mr» DeLO3.c h_ v I DATE! 15, p I I T;I::t_I._.__ , t I 1 I ~ . '1.-- - ~' ""3 ~3§ 1"1 4 7"; I.C.Sullivun - " é %%J ' -- "- _ Tele0Ol'11--- I110 .___ <4 _ rnom _ Ga -xi,-_ iisu»Jw=':rn1:%o,Ii<;l1-1.4»B!-EB".-#1 3 ,.'»__ _ ' .'I'. :,:.v»._._liv_* J i L. 1 _ Da _ I i .,_t»_,AK 3 5 'LFLLEY.1§IQ!i£R9§3"5_3.3' M ~ 5 g Y D :§~;-" ;~ n1_-;_s_11..vPROQLICTIONS p _ A V i __7_. _ .-,1__.-4-Cq att _ X1>n.11."iI,"i"§s0 ~ " l _ »-....¢. r .~. . ' .1. _ . ''»__ - ' - " - ' "' ' - ..:::'_';. . _, }§ .--$ _'1?'. .-l -.-Y» .»_-gr;, ' - - Q ~ "Th Underworld §a_n_k"was thetitle of last night'swhich program ' .=_§ ='_3appeared locallyon en. Thismstory depictedthe organizational setup of an .4» "underworld bank"'whichfinancedcriminals in their activities. No mentionof the FBI wasmade; however,it could logically assumedbe anthat individual not familiar _ ._-...#4 were withFBI BureauAgents. activities Program would gainTh? thenarratedimpression wasas usual thatNessby andWgalterwinchell."The Untouchables" , _ -' uv"5 .2 2'.x ~ 5 ~I 'i '- Briefly the storywas asfollows: September,In 1933, there was a, . meetingof various leaders of the underworld fromdifferent localitiesthroughout the Q 1 -. .4 -Qt: United S_tates,ina hotelin New York City.At thismeeting,dominated one, Milo by Sullivan,was it agreedthat inview of the almost certaindeath of the prohibition era f=.=_*=:1;-. . the hoodlumswould haveto turn to a legitimatemeans of obtaining income andSullivan's ~ suggestionthat was they open a bank for hoodlums charging 100%interest. Aftersevera ?¬"~* big crimesare committed,Ness iscalled in from Chicagoto talk to the Federal District $4 4., - , '.= _.-'.. l. AttorneyNew in York,John Carvell..-With thecooperation local of police,several ~ - "E J- likely suspectsinclude TonySegano Duke and Mullen,are put ina line-up at police_ " headquarters. Afterwards,_Ness talks to themtrying toobtain informationabouta one milliondollar furtheft. Duringthe interviewNess triesto intimidateMullen and $1». ~73 grabs himby thecoat lapels;however, . Ness does notstrihigiiim. '- - 1 » - ' r '_Hess and"The Untouchables"closely followBegano an effort in toworry =r.=:l1 _'~;~. him andalso succeedin worrying members of the bank. Sullivancalls Seganoint make paymenthis his on "loan, " and when Seganois unable to make the paymentves him threedays obtain to money. the Seganois turneddown all byof his friends; r an f Y . advance funds and turnsto Ness in desperation; before-he is able eet YA-'-<1, of however, t . __,,_.' 1-~- Hess, heis killedby_the bank'schief exterminator, Johnny, "TheEnforcer." * . .60 "1 "+7. >.-» ¢t..v Y #__~-.i>,__5-:-; *Segano's,widow'.1s'-lcontactedbyto In if .__-,_ husbandloan, s_ andshe tooturns Ness.to He agrees help to herandfurnishes with her somemoney to make thepayment the to bankbut theirscheme is learned of by the . 4- ~ ,_-hoodlumsMrs. and _8ega.no is killedby strangulation.Duke Mullenwho goingis _N,.. _Sull_ivan'sLouise niece, O'_Ha_r_a,,sup posedly is i to A. tr ' ; = 1 , . ; i _92-048°.§>;,=1sh*§f1;;here¢e .. l " '3'" i ' "V '----*9""_.Z* *2 1, -' '. in 1 ' - D°..L°a¢h I }_l A 41;:' 1; APR201960 __ -l p ,§7APRZa N00 1'' * |._ .. ._;<~ *:_ -__ ~ _- -_....92i__~._..n- ---~...._ _..__ _ , 92 4" - . - .._'_';',,-_~"._i_.;,. .» . ..~_.,.-,-, ...";.;.;.; .._,. v" ;._. . _ 92 . ' Q Jones to DeLoach memorandum - - ' RE: "The Untouchables" s 4 his share of the million dollar f92u- robbery; however, he only gets $5, 000 of the loot. He decides to rob thebank with the cooperation of Louise. This plot ba.c1§'__'fires too - P an 1 when Johnny, "The Enforcer, " ovefjears a call made by Louise to Duke.One of ..~ "The Untouchables, " who had been survei ng Louise, alerts Ness and the rest oi :,~_- ,4 5 - ., V . "The Untouchables" and they raid the bank'92vhile its members are in the process of m beating up Duke Mullen. The story ends withthe usual burst of gun re with slain 5? 5 5bodies strewn about. » » . ..'» :Z- it . * .nII. T t _I_tECOMMENDATION: s t . r._.;_, None. For information. i .1 .-15;. I--3*. . ~'-$3. 1? > 1 PI »-r Y1 3 : . P, . ;u. , . ~_ . -.~1 _- _ '2 -Y -s :--$--~2 N" .. --s , - .~E<~?',1-it-. -».92?." ~ .-..,- .. _9292;_ <-'7. ' "z,-_"' A av ~$'¬'F".§+ ...'. - _ __ 2'/4 .~~ ~- ~ . ,_..- . L »~ ,, ._ V-__. . 3,9, :K:~. 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" - ': . ;1 _, . # 1. - .~ "'~ 1- ' .n~ Miser : THE UNTOUCHABLES I - r {QQESILIJ PRODUCTION_S__ f F ' -'i"E'.~,_ ¬:_'_Q 1 .a=s0.1, .M., 4-21-so ._ l ~~ ~- t 1 #- n. .41 _" _ I _ _ _ . < , n p J ~.: f~r' '.~-1}» - " I ._ 'l'he{p_r_g_gLaglast night was entitled ead of Fire - Feet oi__Ql__ay_.__ " lg ..:~a.=.-a. concerned l;h §__Qf__E§3;l}_l§l§_B;2_.;'_b_§;, Barber's iriendshlfiith Néssandl his activities =;.-,-.-1- _ , . ¢ . in blaclrmailing a gangster everlerd by the name oi Fortunate. _ '-/4/3 . Va"- l. . at / _y_ I i _ _ There was no mention of the FBI. E1iet~Ness was portrayed as a . ' § prohibition Agent who had known Barber in high school. It develops that Barber had v _ . threatened Fortunate with exposure to Federal authorities ii Fortunate did not pay eff to Barber. Bythus using Ness for his personal gain, Barber exterts__a large sum of _ cashfrom Fortunate. 1 -' 4 - » '11 _- . .. ,_ _ l ~ ~ _ . _ r ~ .' . ' » The usual amount of gun play takes place during the'p'rog-ram, Fortunate =; attempts to get rid of Barber, the latter's car is found riddled with shotgun fire and Barber's girl friend is critically wetmded and unable to talk. Ness i's__:_'unable to learn "'1'!whether Barber is dead or alive. p _ ' <;§_;_>:';.55* Z _»92. . - The program ends with Ness locating Barber at the fight arena where 14 ~ J. '." - e-X Barber has come to get more blackmail money from Ferumato. Ness confronts Barber . M _ r.,. -.~=-_, 4 -5:» with the truth about his nefarious activities and is knocked out by Barber. Ness awakens w._-;-<7. V. . to find Barber dyingjrem gum wounds in the ght ring, Fortunate is shown in the aisle 1'?- bleeding badly from gun wounds, Frankie Barber dies and Ness tells Fortunate he will .._.-; H " live long enough to stand trial for murder. _ _ -c '. -g '-;_.:. - _ _> ,;;. ~ RECOMMENDATION: c lv fjXl§S9 , "B F 1;.' 92>_~;;=¢ , :1:-a» .=»-§s2:.~ For 5 . _. .»- w ,:._ .4 _-,_- c a " : _ 4|: ..:j;~_.<-.-'.-_-:~:; P . Xe -;-:' n 2S .. .:v . -. ___' _ . ».;_>___ . . .- _- l _ .;r.,.J.'.*_ -. , , . -v_;_ U" . A _ >__'-_ ~< _ _ _. _:Z, _ _"* .L,gv :. £_f{~._'r.2;,»§'*-._4 .v,, -- l- . -., ,» - .~ M S - = .* -- ---<. .- .1 FH92 . _. n~ a ._. --~ .9 ~~- .92 [.5301 e ".a~. » If~ _¢ ~_ -' wr.,¢, ., .;_»~?lk; _~ ». < 'r ~; 1 _ 92 ":"»*/~=~ -,?.-g- s,92.-_ .,._;-__ 5-;» --.11» -~_-. ,3 . g 1 : _ _ ,~» ~ 1.. .l* <2 _. , » l , -. . --*.;~.¢_;,;» ~~w_ - ail? 1 . = ~» _%$9'T{j :92 ?'a ¢ _4»,4 -_~<~- -~. _-* J» >5 » . r,- :' P 4 ; ,_ . F to . _ . 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Moh! _-_._ uumzn STATE .. !"L;.~;~'/_,u'r 1 . ' _.» . Punons ___ . T Belmont .__ Callahan _._ DeLocch Malone >/ I*._ _ mm -_ ~92 0]I McGuire. Roan _._ _,.- .., iro Mr,: ' V mm:4-29-50 ' it /5//L Tcnmn.___ ""_"1'*..92 Trotter .___ I.C. Sullivan _ Tole. Room.- _. 3 3 mom' p: " p V 1 . ~-A_ Q~ ~<_ 'své1i§r5 -_IrELEv1s1oiq s92now i" ' a 19 pssrnuPRODUCTIONS _ ~ ' ~25: . 5,-. APRIL 2a, 1060 , -.s4M">as vb- T , -.'1 .7'~ _ "7 .95; §'~:';_ /Q SYNOPSIS: * . a - .Z"?:.¥. : -92_..__ _. _ ..,.».» _ 1-¢',I92.~. "The Frank Nitti Story" concerned activities of Nitti who attempted to take over the Al Capone gangafter Capone was sentenced - .--4: to prison. Prohibition erais overand Nittidecides toblackmail theater owners in a "protection racket. " By use of force and violence, he is able to obtaintribute from both independentand chaintheater managers. - ' Eliot Ness obtains information onone ofNitti's which gangshows there l is a warrant for him on a;Mann Act charge and thereafter arrests" him. An audit of theater company booksdevelops additionalfacts re extortion _ I Z violation. Ness "blackmails" a prospective Federal GrandJury witness *. ~_.-. ._: 94$ into testifying for prosecution against Nitti. Gang isbroken upwith the _ ax ..j1_z_. f:5~ ~:'- -. death of Nitti and some of his henchmen and conviction of the remainder. . ,.__,..-.-. '_ I ~, .; . ». - 0-. . - , ' ' ~ . 2._ _ - 1' RECOMMENDATION: - . * .5;I > _ _ L ___ 3 ,..__ ..., . - 1 9 ,- V V__ . ._ . Xe ,1 is:/.=',. _-~_'».':f ' I I Q r 'f_ C/<_ rNone_ information For $1 t 4 ,_ _ - - -. V r V X !- »~;<.~?1'.~z.;-._ ¢. - .."' - - . -._ .> ..._i_~_,:_._.>_. *5?- "~- :=~i:" 4.111;-'' 1;.-'.."~ -1.7._-, o_4 2 H. - rr-=g;3.;v, , n it-~.¬.-i -£:/_=?~'/0. 1-_. - 1 f A 91-=°3¢_h A 1; A -l - 1;-1. i " ' v " t 2 MAY a mo; '1-..-~":.;:.=F 4 7 ._ ;.'<,-. ' Y ' ... v.;._;.;~,.~.hp .- . A-. ».>i.~_.W_-: I . t v 1» __ _ -" - ~ : .. p I Z * .§_" - _ ~ l _- , .~ " 'a ~/1' ¥ -g .115.2'<.. 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Ness is also shown » making an arrest on a Mann Act warrant which is clearly FBI a jurisdiction. _ ' ' P :r_ ...l . ~- ~ » Brie y, the program is as follows: The story is localized A " ~'- P>'92- . :1 in Chicago, Illinois, in 1934 and it is noted that prohibition has been 35.2- repealed. Frank Nitti, described as Al Capone's successor, decides ma»--* to concentrate on the motion picture. world as a means of replacing _ 1."; .,- _.. . g. la»~ the money he lost with the end of the prohibition era. He begins intimidating some of the theater owners and in one attack, Nitti's chief enforcer, Louis Companian, throws acid in the theater owner's ¢~» ~-.:- '._ an-».,. face, which blinds him. _ _ A . ' ..,e;:'>, - _ ' _- _ . . - r '' ' -' .1?-92_ %1=.%§, v. ~ 'After "signing up" some of the independent theater managers - f w in his protection plan, Nitti starts "working on" the Star Theater chain . " which has approximately '1 , 000 theaters under its management. Jerry Dockstone, the Chicago manager of the Star chain, is approached by lg . -»_ the two front men of the Nittigang, Sidney Rogers and Ramsey Lennox, . a former attorney. Dockstone refuses to pay tribute to them and _ ' "4: :1 immediately the Star Theaters become the focal point ofbeatings, .- 9 destruction of property and mysterious explosions. '_"Dockstone agrees =-' E» .. , --.... to cooperate with Ness; however, before he can do so, he is killed g. 14 .~'~_- "". g . The owner of the Star chain,';, J. M. Miller, comes to - Chicago from Florida with $100, 000 to pay off the extortion demand E$2. _=;.:»- - ._ '- J, - of Nitti. Nitti is not satisfied with this money and also demands that 4.. <,;@'£~~5.;l -f...:'..= Miller sign up local managers under his control for protection in the ~ are amount of 5 per cent of their gross. The Star chain has an atmual gross A. * ;-'¢_."r'-;~.;:5-.7?-;_ of approximately $100, 000,000 and Nitti demands $5, 000, 000 of this - .' 3 _,~ _ figu.re.'Milleragreestodothis. »- ___,», ~ , 1 ~ _- r' -3; ' ,. ~.'. . ._.;_ 1.. .._ -01--.. ' . ;::. " l~ .. , ' - ,- < , Q 2_ ,__ " ;_~.'>'!> ~, .. . -, - * -. J? . - . V '?'f=.,. ».'_' ,_ :". * r '-;,_,;.~..', '1~* f *'~=;~'~. ~"- :5? __ .< ;" ?;-92 == '~.-.>».-- ~ * " J " » " 7...». <-~, " ~. - " . =f::." _ ,._ a - , » , 1 w .~ Pr? 5 4 1, I 5 a. - 92 4 .. -_- .. _ s f: r s . '1. ~ ¬., - P . s . X . . ._- ______4 l_~- _ in 1- _" ;¢d-.a---_» L4-."_ -7 »~~-- _-_- __._s_~...__l _ »- > . ~__..n._.a,_-<>~_..__ ...w--.. _,_A at i. .»_a»_- _._ _.__-_-._._A_m _I,...-~_ -4. Q! yg! 93* n. , . :1: , . , . @- Jones toDeLoach Memorandum_ u A Re: "The Untouchables" - Television Show * i-.. n . . With the assistance of a reporter for "The Daily Variety," _. e,¥_;>~ <-viva» "V a movieland newspaper, Eliot Ness learns that Nitti's contactmanltogers is actually Zoran Bresnavitch and exploring background information on Bresnavitch %92Av/ -A he learns that there is an outstanding indictment against him on the Mann '-K45; 92.* Act vlhite SlaveTraffic Act!. About thesame timethe UnitedStates 7 2-" Attorney in Chicago agrees to let Ness do an audit of the Star chaintg = i~ -3.154% books. Miller becomes worried and contacts the Nitti gang. Ness locates " ~ '5-.1 Bresnavitch Rogers! and arrests him. - ' ;~~ ._ L.--T. -. I, , . _ . . .-, I > ¢'§~ '" ' Ness then goes to Miami with a subpeona for Miller to appear kw' before the Federal Grand Jury. He offers not to serve the subpoena on Miller if he will testify for the prosecution on the extortion charge against Nitti. *".* » Miller tells Ness this is "plain blackmail" and Ness does not deny it and tells him that he "leaves him no choice." - l - » _ - . 1 . - . ~ ' Miller returns to Chicago with Ness as a body guard; however, Ii the Nitti gang tries to assassinatehim on the trip from the airport to the " , courthouse. A battle royal ensues between "The Untouchables" and the '- :;.'->§ Nitti gang. One of the gangsterswho is wounded attemptsto shoot Ness; ' -rim.-7.., --. .:,~,_?-=4 however, one of the treasury agents, Cam Allison, ~ shields Ness from the _ .._,92... . -5 ~92=>.. bullets with his own body but is killed by his act. The story_draws to a -'I -4;":-,~ -qr ,-in-. v. rapid close at this point with Lennox contacting Bresnavitch in jail and ' J 53$ arranging for his release. He tells him that Nitti plans to kill him upon :'_ his release and suggests that he get out of town as fast as he can. Bresnavitch 2. . vi 3,_- _ calls his girl friend, Ellie Morley, so that they canrun off together; however, -__,,-_.,>.=.l- I ,_ ,v d~v.". before she can leave the apartment Nitti and his chief enforcer,Companian, . ' . k?.'==92e-1.1% -,_-1;: 1.- ~_-..' '. Jx_,,'1: arrive to wait for Bresnavitch. On a pretext, Ellie leaves the apartment to Z 739: ~a'.. -.' warn Bresnavitch but is unsuccessful in reaching him before he leaves the ' ' ._~- y.-; -a jail. She calls Ness who arrives at the scene just after Ellie is stabbed to LU" .5. nu! death by Companian who sees her making this call. As Bresnavitch and ,,_ Ness arrive simultaneously,Nitti and Companian are seen by Ness and - _ M =¢..l;.~_1- "The Untouchables" as they mm from Ellie's apartmentand a gunfight '92. .~ . follows which eventually leads toa subway. Companian is killed by Qln re ».~:»~'-~and Nitti is killed beneath the wheels of a train. The commentator adds ....» that with the death of Nitti and the successful conviction of the remainder - <1-v. of the gang, this broke up the extortion racket of the theater chains. , .; --I a eé .0 2 I __ _ .. _ . g .- 3»__...... _ - ._~-.92-.... ' ;~ ,-V,» _wv~_92{...,.':.».*, 1,,»-.~"» '. 1,.1i~»-.»<,$:_ &¢. *»- g-"-»,»~.--*.~.---, .~='- u ' -- <: , __,_ _ .. _ . . .. ._. ., . '.. J ,,_- ,@~. .__...._:._,. __~- .92__," _, §'_.__.>._--,/N _._ _- - ..,w_ - . '~ ..-92.,-_;'3__ .,~._.-.,_- .,' -1- w_- -,1-.. _ F Q G . . . -1 ii . ~ » ' 1*, r ¢_ ~ '- Fl-v».-I. _ r N.-;_ >, A 4...... __k _ A; _M_.___l_,».__r_ __,___. :_~....~._~....._...... i -..._.-....A. was _ ¢ - .. _-.:._... 1»! _._.~ ._. -. .--.._...... ~,_...__..,n.. _» iv. ~ . ..// e ii Q . ,_. -" ' I a. IV .41g - _ "32- g: .A '92olson h ~'I: é ~ ~/W g,_ y . G .. ll- ~ ' i* . » h 92" ' Mr." .zFwnfC<=11qh >7. J7"-'. '5' : audience stillbelieved thatEliot Nessmight have had somethingto dowith the» - V ..; __+_ ._ _nMaBarker case. .1 Pwonderedit specifically mentioning name the ti; ' ':1".r.. 1» --.-1.»-I "3 ._"T17-".11- D formerAsst.or J. Direc E. Connelley in disclaimerthe salve his lwidow. might . ». --; I toldhim heshould considerdiscussing thismatter withMrs. Connel1ey*that v of course,had nocontrol overthe usageof this late officialsname M i 9 stated hewished toassureus thatin theevent thisprogram isretelecas it would -$ * §: i '_ .1_ ;'-,have . ggtrongdisclaimer atthe end.I repeatedthe factthat thiswas all well and JGDQ -jgood,somehow fut disclaimer thenot smicie$¥was act §e at 1. 1 ~' .-. '9'¢_1iot hadnothing Hess whatsoevertodowgshthe" to , . _~A ...._¬i'i' '277' ¥uz'.U#."- __.|_,»_;._ ;,__wQ . .A-3. . _ ~_ ... . . REc_ IR y X31960 A ' A __,,1 . .-. . 3":.' . 1- *~ -/ . ~F1 1,=92s 2*; -a».- -»- P.-'- &1';~;" X -~ :'?"*':" ." 1.2; L i .- i. '1 3? /emb°?-e. -m..v - . i °""'. ._ s. .- 92 - -_ 1.0 --...._.___.....-_,.,._.-.__..._,..._a...... _.-_ -_ - 1 " __ 2 :_.___ i.- . _ __,,.i4-_.»:,.-...::;?E:.__._r.- ~- W _. ___, . , , ,,__ ~ in l 1 - 5. " .¥ IL;-" . 2131'.» .': ; .§_ $1 - _ V - " X - _ . TMI. Tolson ______.. saw _ ' I Mr. Mohr ____ ' ' Mr. Parsons _.._.._- . . at--1 »~~ ~ e fr f if 7 . - 4 ~ - - V Mr.Callahan;. Belmont ' ,.,¢_,._ Maylz 1960 DeLoach ...___._ Mr. Mt J Mt .1. . Malone ___.._. . -McGuire ___,__ L Mr. Rosen '__;_... . Tamm Productions, 1960. -- an He stated that Mr. Trotter ' V event the "Ma - Mr. W..C. Sullivan .._ . A-x <-' Barker Case" is retelecast J with Eliot Ness P la Y in s the lea-divs Tole. Room .___.; - P-$7-_,.;11role, will use the followi di ' Mr. Ingram i.._._. _ ng sclaimer at the end of the show: . > Miss" Gandy --- Y_ "' . "The Ma Ba k ' Q',,:§::;:. . . r er Case was actually ~ $5 ;-;1 handled and solved by the FBI le d by Inspector Earl J Connelley who was assigned to this case by Director 9 ~ ¢ ~=:'J. Edgar Hoover. " ' ' ,,-¢.. :-_-._-' ;., :~:'_,, 1_wanted to know if this wouldbe satisfactory. I told . 3., . .y_ - ~. .__1. him we appreciated his courtesy but that I must once again reiterate that . -4:, , *._ 'i we definitely prefer that this program not be -retelecast. statedi ~f- 1 that _he had checked this matter and he was afraid it would be impossible V :--1 '' to cancelout the retelecast because of the initial contract provisions and ~- the financial position of De s ll u Productions. _tated he would '"4 Q! .. ~'o- advise Desi Arnaz of our wishes in the matter but he was afraid little could be done. - ' _ _ Very LI :"" ' wousatisfy s. Grace asked Earlme if J.! I Connelley. personally f I e etold lt if him th athis b ove was "disclaimer"not for . » _ . >,;t._ l. "'*'3~l-usto decide, that it was a matterhe would have to take up with Mrs. Connelley - P ondu apersonal " . basis inasmuch as she had a law suit pending against Desilu ~ f.. -. rt hro ctions i stated he would referthe matter to their _. insurance company.- £7} . -g-_ P YT '- .'.- p __ ___.Respectfully, ' » .-- :1: " . :2 QT. ;; - LL.- -.- ,. ..' V V. - 7**"*f"" 7 I ~ _. ,_>, ,. __.92 . -n__ -' , __ .,_,,,..-1»V 9;»... -»-~--¢;-~ ~;~-- -,~ ~~4 , . _n L . _ . ~-*i.¢._..__- Mom-_~-- -- 'i _>_ -;==__"__ $, ;~ .é¢__e" ~ so :- Y crnomuno._ Io ' roan V _ l0lO 9204-01 » . -:- 'v UNITED STAI 9-JENT L». . 9 Memora. 9i -- = nmscwon, 1'-'s1 »m=_ May 10, 1960 -. . ...'. ' " 4" ' .. .;:,:*" 9 FROMWQSAC,mesms 94-589! nos a A s 9 *" "°' %HE ms! " 9 9 '9 ~ _§;;-r1§- if.-2-;3~ .-3 - PHILIP K. SCHEUERin his columnin th May , 1950, i-I. 3? issue of "Los AngelesTimes," comments ROBERT '1 ACK__,__fandhis A ' .>".»» >5 : . 9 ABC-TV associateson the hit TV series, _ e touchables, .-' _ . have decided in favor of making a. feature-le th movie of 2.51; their propertya e e h1;s3.1mmer. "-92--_;;1 L1-/i. ,. ~ " f , 4 ;~. 2:-:.";f s»"",,¢ I~< A-I 1 W S advised on 5/9/60, that Desilu owns "The .92 ,, __ Untouchables. e stated he was inclined to believe that " 2 .-w the item in SO UER's columnwas a publicity plant. He stated .,,-.~25 *2_ he would make inquiry into the matter. The Bureau will be . _ keptadvised am; of developments.. . '_ I _ * 3 . _ I V Q1 if 1 FI .2:_' . =- .it 3+,-,;.. _. @ *{uBT: rea1 - Los eles 91%-589! _, * azi- 92 ~a" - "-"i-'.! .,l*' WLB:HMS e - _'5;,_ -,» r='~- . " ,._ l.::..':' _ 7:r;'l':-3- ' F. 2: "J'u-3} -z- , 51' , . :_,_.,,_-,.vrr.-~_;-_- ' --==Z_z- '~,;~.I ;..I.'_ !. =-.~ ., f92 335 ., .9, P1 7%:.°_'§§5:. 7 *9 79* -' ,,~;,..=.__ '3:'a ~ IY s. .9 . 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Memorandum NcGulro _..._._._ §i.¬m - Pa 92 Bonn ._i..._. - T0 ~= Mr.DeLoach mm; 5-27-60 Tums _.__-_ Trotter _.___ A 1 .4 - ~ I.C- Sullivan ._ Q .4 . _,92 _ 4 _ T010.Room .__ %.w, 1. "_AFRoM_"pi M. Ama pi. - up . . ,wZ Invmw -___ Gandy ..______.-0-. _ _ .. 92 , ._ _. T svHJE¢"r="r§E¬§rroucmsLEs'.L *4 ...=-_._9271:4"- 4 . @E'SILjl PRODUCTIONS I ,.-..- :>' .-A, T l ' MAY26, 1960 a" ", N»...-._' __-.x» , -- ~ i? The program last night of "The Untouchables" was entitled the "One-Armed Bandit. " This program, like the two previous ét,. .¢ . programs, has previously been shown. The Bureau is not aware of any new programs being made and as a result "The Untouchables" will no J_ L . ,5.!-,3 _. ' 1ongerbemonitored.__ - -_.-_-j~_» , __ _.; . _ _ ;5. RECOMMENDATION: A . , , V ¢ ' ,1, " None. For information. ' ' F »'~ 921&92 . _vLSf: 1 :. F3: ~=» . " I 4 ' ,=»3 - 1 . . Y ¬ ~ >-=5 ' s1»- .1DeLoach Mr. t w~:I'.;;r.~L"! - 1,. e . p . 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V - / --1 4. - » to t ~ DIRECTORf, FBI it I>"B= May " I . i §55 -" Mr. nParsona__._... Bel " .5. . mossV -KQAC, zi =' - -> - 94-589!' - IQSf'i92I}G:ELES '_d M; e := la = _ - l t ' " . . _. I - ' Mr DGLO '. i 1 r 4 =v=.rwr=I , . . . .i"TI-IE; %'roUcHAB1;Es"~ - Jl_~'_,-::.':~".- . - j-Y -_;' mt. Malonei.H1 -_"* ~ _ 4 .;. 0 ~.- i _ .,I 4- "if '_";;¬_=Mr 1 »; °.><9eso/1» '/iewdv 5; r/144=~~ ; Mr- McGuire__.. -: ;fw''v Rosen__.___; --92-'3 . ._ 1-... jg Ta.mm____ . -'.:'y, ' .» ¢~ _-i_4.. }_v~4f>X,._,-» »_ T1-'otter___ W.C-Sullivan . __ . Re Los Angelesietteritogthe _5/IO/60. .': 4er'1:;°»°em__m__ _ _ - ~ - ' ' ' > Miss Gandy__.. . g R "-C ,~,=~.~ t. Des lu, advised on 5 25 o, that Deslu and -|=~ '. _ share ownership in the above-captioned TV ser s The o -» r. _ 3} '-'.4 te A wv productionwhich dealt with the AL and whihc é A ';">'_.;- was presented in two one-hour programs has be d as a "_ . . 5 .- ' motionpicturein Europe and England, 0 g V_ " Q -17".? *" _ » T p g5, " ~. », W;-Y. -. I "".- Accordingto_ Desilu has nointentiol/of 1 - 1>a 13-.' 7 making another motionpicture entitled "The Untouchables i £>{i .se'-.'- "Heto Desilu,stated further so could thatROBERT not makehithimself. STACK under exclusive. 0 is" 4 " - contra ' t -1 _ --;-I-.. Q1?1-'4:. -." "a r:1";"92_--_ . e stated he will be eiert-to thdevel ' J:- "¢$i_' ,:~;:. = . - .any opments 7' 92 V andW willkeep this office advised.> _ t _ ' -/Bure LOS _ Q1 u 9 -5 8 9 ! ' -"25 5?:L :HMS'* "Ang e A <:!~_:.!._92.= Q "° .. .1% . , . 5 ; ~31. .-_:1 ~ -o _ ,1, .-_ I ,_1 - _- 92 _ FM 3l -: " '5 <.~:r- * ~'Q 92 M _ 73* .' ;' - -q, ~-nr2nw' ?:i §." ».§5 ;/'¢..;.;;,!':"'-viT: A}~,':'. ;;> 9/ <- 1: f.1_. . -£1' -£'!.i.! {Z -_..._=m.,,=. _- -." qr!: 14 p~' J 3 W 3% ? *9 E-S132? 92 0 »_: R, 3 .1-. _..». - . . -.-g '-'e~...92 15' ,.v _.> I h. _ -. __ -.;.:. .-_HQ .11 _- '? £{EQ11;§-_ '_ ,92 - ~I : 0: 4 - ~ > . _-_Z , . 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These documentswere referredto that agency ies! forreview anddirect responseto you. Pages containinformation furnishedby anotherGovernment agency ies!.You willbe advisedby theFBI as - to the releasabilityof this information following our consultationwith the other agency ies!. Page s! withheld for the following reason s!: For your information: P5 The gllowingnumberis tobe forused referenceregarding pages: these t 4 525% '25 .- 1 L ,- 92. - . ~51-3§.+"'- 5 ¢;;- -.-92§_.'~ $9>~ ~» »= » _ __4_, _ ,. ~,/1 4.,.i_~.. ,,.....-4.:_ . -,~.._.-- - >1-A er-~.»._,~ A..._I.'._»>»..: ..~.__~...... __..~ .. .-'----=----.- 4. .--- ~ ,-- ~. 5 . Q a. 1 /1 '13 ~ . ' A 1 ' - - . I 0 ' 2 '~ __- T015011 _i_ .~_.,_._°"92"°NM!0mvfo.w ~ _ :A J: -0-ii . hr ié umrx-zn STATES 92.,~4 . /mr ' '3 ~ A r jf;/ . 1_ ____ e 1Mem0ra clum _ ooc'..___ . , _ , lone ._..._.. ' y V V Hc ulx _i 1 "~ Roan ._.__.. :.;4__ - .-5»? . r TO~ 4 A. 1-1. Belmont hm, July s,1960 Tumm __.__. 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The December5-11, 1959, issuefof ,"'I":V. -Guide -4->1 ;~ .».'._;j."1'~ , _-Aw ~.? containsremarks attributed to Stack which stated; "I under-»_ ' I,.L -. .. .§-- »- - . » estimatedthe afpealof the eriod, too.Ness a ishero 2'; 92 " . _ W Pf. with freedom.t's in t eall East, likea wesfern, 'so* f Y2 .5 anything goes. - It'snot like t is so1_>histicated day and ; age whenXou getarrested forjagalking ifyou crossthe it V. street. 7 friend of mine is an I Agent and he is no ' :_ more 1_ike N'ess7t§anI am.They Havewot so me%y fI1'le § and 4 ='_ 1 . ' .-~42"' .. g:L=1't'io{'1_§fn_h1s1s nose. * 1sF -, a1'1ih% Ho oF.low ,,""" can .1. outfit , -:~.___. up -Fl: 5 . 92i -5-'? , _4 ., -1. J ;5j - ,_ .--4 1 ' 'By letter ted-December- ll, 1959, to'.De'si' ~. Mr. 92~- .a4-___ _x;:.J_, . - ..* D~ DirectorArnaz, e ressed president o£siluh1s'concern Productions aré lncomgrated, commens attributed over 4 "_ the _ _"_;A':¬~..~ -%¢ = ,»I ~|~ -» _ to Stack. xgheDirector said, Such remarksas attributed to"?~. __ V_ nv -_-an -"Q-~»-.».§,.;_, ._ Mr. Stack would seem to indicate that the FBI, and law ~= =~ =1 m 2 enforcement asa whole, is today incapable of handling. its . ._~a . responsibilities. . You of course, as a personalfriend and -" one nterestedin the § BI,~'- understandthe fact that sthe .' ; ¢l' 92 x92-~_ ' _ _ l ' -vu :»5"~ v*'.>.§. l .v|J"'r== ,.'- REG-31- if,»¢~,-_J.__;»I"A-__~ n -» 7% $2 $5» "Mr; ._ ..»_92;~ . " ' ;_:,.~ _ ' . r Mr. Belmont .9? i ' :4 -'" - c .~ = m % Mr. DeLoach_,. _ g JUL}? i I mm 1 '10.?"" ' .p "or . _ . ._._ A ____.p ~A-Ai** 92A > 4- >114 ___.. ,...-.s__.*r,;;;iVii;i;l;1;*;;wp _L___,_ . , ._ __...., n. _,= a. I ..92 . .- .- ...,.» '4 1 'f ,In0 I ji _ __ I 0 , +6D '55 D Mr. Scatterday to_Mr. Belmont ' . - A »_ ' -_*1r.92- ,-.-.-". < i ¢~;_:-..., FBI's accomg ishmentsover yearsthe becomehave even_ -r.-t greater. e Directorcontinued, Mr.Stack's sarcasm . <, - . ardly rings true in the face of such facts. JV , Q-7-5 ' Kw pg Mr. To1sQn,also by letter dated December 15 1959, . to Mr.Arnaz, advisedof hiswritin§ letter a toStach on- %%E§ the samedag whereinhe expressed h sfeelings regarding~ Stack's snie remarks whic reflected unfavorably on the FBI. Mr. Tolson in his letter to Mr. Stack pointed out -~ 3 ' "'U 7; » .11 that it takes years of hard tedious work to develop the - is ; . vs- §3l #' respect andmerit theconfidence ofthe public;yet, in a ' Q-_'t~.~.».~~ few rather flippant remarks in a publication circulated ..-.~ , 1. . throughout the nation he Stack, managed to hold up, to ' scorn, and to ridicule the valiant past andpresent efforts B ,3 »...+4.-2', of thousandsof FBI emgéoyees. Tolson Mr. toldStack_ _a 4 ii. - that all of.us in the I are very proud of the many '4» accomplishments we have made whi le operating within' the - framework of laws ~"-1.122 '».'. '. _-_5__;. ; n<> -iv";,~,~._..._ ._ _. '._-4.---~.-..a ;,' --' ~ 11?? -.. '3*?é"":5". "59 1 .7 _ ,_"LT" .~92 The Untouchables has been monitored by the Bureau . ;_~-'33?»- . i - and ithas beennoted thatthe scrigthas frequentlydepicted =.' 1 .42-.'-.24: I 7751f-L incidents which involve matters wi in the Bureau's jurisdiction. '"Ti?-'~.~;¢"g"-f¥'._' Frequently theseshows haveleft the impression that The , . -¢'~: r ' , Y; 1', Untouchab es were FBI Agents. On Octo er 22, 1959, the '- V. *i;.¬; *" show dealt entirely with "Ma" Barker and her sons. - ; _ , ; _} %; i i TheJuly 9, 1960, issue at the ~sat¢r¢aM;:@¢n1ng~ Post published an article captioned, '1Call on . Untouchable" which concerns Robert Stack'sparticipation in this T.V. .e I. 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" ~ A r A W e M l MHMMMM MU _ T_ M e_ M _ MH____:___4______L _ _ >>~:>k-we .. ~ ii .w * ~" -- -'""'"" " .. 5 4 - 92 WI - '0 . _ ~ I -. '> omovui. 3 I . tom no. no t > § 5 . ' e 92 5 .1 h} ° ° -E F UNIT !-IDSTATES o - ' § ;§f,, I,'§,'," w M em0_rana.,..;z .. ~ . ;_ ., , .. n. . '-ii ' ' Roan --- - ro 1 Deloac ._~ mvrs:August1960 4,Tamm .._:.-__- T |» ___,_iotter I,C. Sullivan Z A , . . . . - - , fl _t ._ _. . - . » . , Inqrdm _w.|..»=.°-=__ *_:/~'*"" momM. :'_ ~ , __ " Gwy- . swim; Fr OUCH'ABLEs" *~V» pwc- m;_q I ' _ 92 '' " . Attached "" is a clipping from theTV-Radio Sectionof the August'8,1960, issue of "gewsweek"which appears on thenewsstandstoday. This clippingindicates thatDesilu Productionsis continuing its pastactivities of portrayingRobert Stackin the role ofa ormerFBI manin its forthcoming _ .@- _ series of30 television shows. Whilethe article does not indicatethat Stack ~" -. I '-- . will beactually identified asa former FBI manin thetelevision series,it does :- em identify Eliot Ness asa former FBI man. , - _ " I I " - - Y1" __ The article indicatesthat theforthcoming seasonwill see " _ .='". _' "TV Ness the realone disbandedhis Untouchables in 1932! grapple withsuch - recent antagonists as theNazis andthe socialcircle ofthe late.Benjamin Bugsy! Siegel." Itis apparentfrom thisarticle thatDesilu Productionshas every - e é§ ' intentioncontinuing of past i_ts activities of misrepresenting FBI investigations _ through inaccurateportrayals, spiced-upstories andoutright fabrications._ ' ,_ ~ 'l hemakes article ofmuch the fact thatwith' //. waltergé ncnén 9-! 1* .¢;.:< - .5. __ .- I .-5-r- "'1 - narrating theshow, theviewing publicis convinced _o_f authenticity the the of ' ~ I-. ,5 51. , - . --_ Ii $/ hf i j 6 ;'-'L ,. 1- . .¢ » .r- ~" -5 ._ ._.-_ __. ~_ __.._._._.....,.. :_~> 4: fr _.._~-" _. -..~.._~__._.:.._..._.-4__a_...... [email protected]_.-. .1r A __-Q,-»~ ~ -~:r*~~-- -~ '-~~~-» -~_ .. -<-- _i- ._. _u.it._.-...n...... -..s.-...... ~- __- _~ - -~ -=_- ,- t...-. _._-_;__-I . .._.l_.__.a. 1.... _,_ ._ . .._..____ _ . .>~&. __, -4 _____,______,___,,___,_,_ 924<_;.- ._.__.______-_, ...__a.a-. ____ --.k ...~__._~_. ___ . ~ 3 _,. iz ml . . I O 92 "1 ..-.. - - 0 r _ Q it l :1. . -v ' _-.. ..<' 1 ' -' ' " '_"* '5 :1 Ptilitics or Private The New Untouchables . 1 * I "' """'r" -> ;- Cloche-batted appers, swaddled in l b'lThere areofpor ons that are a ter; l ..92_ vr Sri e waste prime evening time, = 1furs and pink ostrich feathers, swiveled said weary-eyed NBC board chairman 1 - along a 1931 Chicago street, set up with- 0 -Libel; <>u a¢a'¢' "realize MA gusy L? I _I ¥ Robert Samo after watching the Re- , lin the cavernous yellow-stuccoed walls strict documentaries are plus the N11 457--4 publican National Convention on three . of Desilu Studio 3 in Culver City, site of you're libeling someone every 37 sec- sets simultaneously last week. Pausing'1ABC's whoppingly successful cops-and- onds, said the lanky, 41-year-old Stack for a breather in his suite at Chicago'slmobsters series, The Untouchables. thetrend toward dramatic license. If .-He -.1.< posh Ambassador East Hotel, he de- . Nearby, a dirty-faced newsboy hawked e limit it to actuality. we might 85 cl_ared:. 'There._has been a -certain his wares from a maganne stand which well- goato newsreels. a - ' .1-L l v amount of streamlining . . . But none of displayed vintage copies of Collie:-'s. . -3. !-. .'_a . While Stack talked, the crew shifted _ .92'. P.:__-. '.;_ , ithis goes far enough. ' . "Who's. going to do the ring? l . any ' _shouted someone as the cameras pre- -aiilbep The bigquestion was whether many 92toanewset,theoi ceofacomposite l TV viewers weren't just as jelly-orbed I "Y-2*-_ as Sarnoff. And if so, would TV conven- edtogrind."1 rngoingt:odo e gangster named "Pops" Felchet, who was 1» taking a vapor bath inside a steam cabi- tion coverage in 1964 continue to tie it- 'g," yelled ._back pint-size dir y : self to such gavel-to-gavel tedium as alter Craumain, as he, etstati 3 net. Pert Elizabeth Montgomery, playing 4'-. | a shakedown artist, sat cross-legged on a . ':1. 1 e 1960's sprawling, staged demonstrations1 abbed a blank- lled sulvm dline -;':I r; 1 desk. Pull up your skirt a little more, !l ?i§3JJ." and stupefying minor speeches? All told, The scene began and down the street T gr ask: _;_c,=_'1. I the three major networks diligently walked a burly actor in %_ sq -la-Ye;shouted Crauman. Miss Montgomery 1~~ ...::. I complied. Now get into the steam cabi- ._ _ $1" _ gshoveled out more than 200 hours of shouldered brown suit. "Bl1'mTlTPi ,_i~.-,' coughed the chopper from offstage. and net with him, bellowed Stack. There 5 convention and feature coverage during was laughter. ~ _ -. Zthe GOP and_Democratic shindigs. P1-3-planted explosives burst around the. .1.-_>92" 1 5 I would like to see some discussi l magazine stand. The actor fell and '-1 1v' I ! "The show, said director Crauman ered in the last throes of TV- V19 death 1 as he drifted over, is dramatic ction .: - tween the political parties and broa l '. "1 " st;.=r, sters on the most e ective way to Cut, _ordered the satis ed Craum b with documentary authenticity. The dead man picked himself up and i To stamp some imprint of truth~01: 3 e medimn, Sarnoff added. I'm n each show, two full-time researchers are . _= 'F 1- , ggesting that broadcasting take over looked at his wrist. It was seared and Ethe controls, but I do feel the TV viewer , bleeding-he had come close _t0 the employed to check guns, clothing, furm E should _be_ taken more into account. Y explodingpowder. Just !m8g1B¬ if f-lie? 'ture. Newspapers of the period are spel were real bullets, joked a crewman as ally printed in a local shop. The l] Sntlnys 'Curiously enough, ABC- i utside Studio 3 itself looks like ? which _received_ some 1,000 protests , the actor had his wrist bandaged- = iv l arlting lot for antique autos»-be ' -7 ; when its "77 Srmset Strip was cut into So went the rst takelastweek of The 5' gby the Democrats dissented. I don't7 "Rusty Heller Story," a ctional * Untouch-_ 3 ore than a score of such ancient jitn 1 I think the networks should use their 1 ables" episode about the attempts of a 1_ ._._. a wine-colored . ._.__.____.______- -~ - Rolls, Pierce-Arrows - ' "'_ l -if-1;; ..'~4, strength to tell the parties what to do, mythical hoodlum to muscle In 011 3 17°"? l loliy. and Graham-Paig .- .;'.;- 0 -' . "Q ~~ _.'3snapped ABC s vice president john Daly. inelegant Al Capone. It Will be one " __ In"~ De$P1fe'all the research, The . .'r-...- ; "I'm more impressed by what the parties t chables does nm into snags. We <- ...... l have done in recent years than by what '92a'bo1_;l___3Q_new Top Ten show epics which ground started out life for 0 e}_P E1199 with law suits after cert , they've left undone. l V ' - '; year ago as a reasonably true depicti 1 {sh YVS, reported producer Iosef Shafte 5 CBS news president Sig Mickelson of the breakup of the Capone mob byl . <>b_ g that the show is heavily insure- ._ j _ also disagreed with Sarno . If TV made former FBI man Eliot Ness, but has in- iagamst libel. Theshow is currently be . ~* _ _ ~,,_Z?::~i='<- .5 requirements on the parties, he said, it creasingly swung toward period fable. mg sued for $1.5 million by Al Capone ~, ¢'_ ¢-- .¢_-.-... _ - .. ".' would no longer be a news story-then p Last season, for example, Ness-playedg irate widow.! _»§>,=: _ _- .- .. _ we would be creating a TV program. by tousle-haired Robert S_tack, formerli Ce" 9l'a1lY, however, the show ha i ;».-§.;.~i Would there, then, be no changes in movie pretty boy--tangled on TV with;U been gwell-received by the nude, ¢1_'7 ._; " = the oiling for '64? ,Well, suggested such formidable fusiliers as Georgegt -world. From time to time, the produgey _ -t-. i;>L'. _- f - Bugs!Moran, Vincent Mad Dog!=i .. ;..-.3, _ g Mickelson, there was one real need: I _d lget calls from minor-league hoods offer v -_-Q iketohaveacrossbreedcfareportcr , Coll, and Kate Ma! Barker, none ofl {"18 5t°1'Y ideas. Cast members of th. iwith a camel. Then they could go for ' -whom were among Ness's victims. Next! show also have been approached by sell 1days without water or rest. ' -seasonwillseethe'I'VNess thereal styled mobsters suggesting themselves a one disbanded his Untouchables in d ndy subjects, including one who trier . | .1932! "grapple with such recent antago- to authenticate his credentials by show ~ '7-t»a1~; 1 @232 ~ _ lz gnistggthe Nazis and the social circle of, 1118 8 snapshot of himself nuzzling up t. ... - the he B=nie!!1i;=..i!ivss_xl£!9sF_-*:'.__l A' I .4 .,. . ibaclman Charles Lucky!Luciano. _ 1. a.-~ L . »;- .- P--_ '~.'~£ » :1 . U < - '_ ,~" .. _ ,.-- ._- _ i 0n_e_thing is-sure: _ Whatever its au» ~. F gthenticity, each show- gets an extra lift 0;: .,,..-. . ¢_ - : 1 "-T~ .*~. '1".., » " 92_ ~~ Ye llty from the high-calorie narration oi '¢ - -.;¢..- >- ,. Walter Winchell. "Winchell is marvel. V 1 r .. nus. beams Shaftel. 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'=- 1.-ll c ~._"-~~.i~'-"wt :_'.4' ¬"*" :"'. - SimonSaturday calledthey andsaid_ anumber had oi contac - atzqfik but fdundnothing tosubs / tiate this allegation. , -4 7. "»._y ' _.., ~ ~._ _~ knew nothingaboutand this saidit was"highly improbable p » ;-'- said hedefinitely feelsthere isno truth that ex-FBIAgen 8.have 51 I-__ .- 4- 1- ,4 _~,:'" '.~" scripts for "The Untouchables." He said he knew from his own '4 U -.7 2.-r _ §,;'~ >~ ..., 4: _ knowledgethat "TheUntouchables." staffput outa yarn to the_efiect thatthey . "~4- -1' ' were information from the Los AngelesPolice Departmentfiles. * U 92 . 1 ~».~¢ u92 ;:.:§! ~ :-~..1*-<-'~ igizé that the Los Angeles Police Department a efinitel not . . , "_I:;,:§_ _ in any fas hio n . ~.. - ,c this lite d an merely ff" 5--at .-0 sponsors. ' ' Y "7,-' with ' - 5 ,- -~_~<1' -.2A K" - ' i~:**:'. ' 211?? might have such a yarn. _ ,.i.. V ll ' :»'; *2 ,§ :'i» *:L z ' Basedon theabove, itappears verydefinitely thatthe Hollywood Y '1=!*§iZ- Y.. "- Reporter itemis entirelywithout foundationand underthecircumstances, and' '3!'~'. -: n 'H . considering ~-Iv: the source,it is not feltnecessary tohave SACSimon challenge ' " ~>~:$=§ _ anyone at _,Desi1u regarding this statement. Simonwas toldto takeno further L1,: -actioninthis matterat thistime. * -~ a 1 2'11"11? §1?~'-1;";-;{t t @ ' _ ig-;_.~ ~ i-~ !i"1. ~ t -- >> 4" ';~ »'<»--f;:.1 l E ii .7:'f._'l:T'** .;, L . 7 '- K-1: ;. 1 -.-.;;~;¢_.92.- RECOMMEQIDATION: ' .'-T!-F3~.§' >; _ 1 .- ~.~'i1"f~-Q ';.~_}- i= - 5 "Tor informatio »l-,'=£§,-».»* .4 = .i»i ~5'§-l ~ ,».-..4'Q~Dilly . - + 2 559, . 11-4ea';a.» 4 +1l v ~ 5 4 r'2'<.-,-',1-:"?T'.:';';;',:':--'V .-~ T - S-:.;":'{J '-.;%~ _-. ~ ..-¢.b' _92 ' . "'92' " '.<~ ~ 1+" .- '- .v- _,"?¢',v» ._-"- _» ?"~- '92 - fl' .. ~ e1i§~-~ 3' ,1: --4,_ '-< 1" 4.1' ta '_-. r ... ~>-r'~!. ,1 v ,-4'3~ -'1°-- 9292 '~ ~ "__....5 ~ ~ - . ~ ~ - cu, -> = -i~= ~ -"~ - I~.~> '. - * -?"'.2»!'.'-"U. We-c~ r~ ' /d 92 a -c . -er= ~ § , ;.~ .»'i92'-;- ~.c - »_13, t .ia»-bu:~ 4~as '"-. -¢ 1-Mi». Jones-- o - s. " . Q1!-is~ » it oc114_19so i p _ is § 92@HPL:j°iv J ,_ e5..v; ,,i______._.._...... _...... __, _ _...._ , . _ . - , ¥ .1 ______ . ~ '*'-"'.-.=="_'=.-*1 : -:-~1'¢1 -if;. 92. .' . -' ~ ;~_ .'. i_-1"-,__I-1" .. ._ ';~~~»--'.<» -:-».>1 ..4E- . *_-:-; :-7.,» "ex: .--=__ -» - . a 0 . Castings f]'V-Radio' Wolper-SterlingProductions has ob-_ toj Brrels toCesar Romero, "Hasta Luego." l ,n_e_d officialsanction fromWashing- ,_'_,______, H _ , _"An_n _SothernShow." ., w '_to'useheretofore tOP-5,eC'etAtomic » -*-"1=1-_=¢-;-; ' »~With HANK GRANT ,_'-.1"; =;?.'s-'-s=Z* :.:;'f'.-r_::~.":~- David Renard, j "Mad 'Si0 ¢." . l iergy Commissionfilms involvingthe I rzirsli-i -i»usi- i r.'¬iir >s '16 mourn<~e<»c;;;+;;;ei;~ii.i"iii»?, =.=e.y** ? rrr¢'A»ii§'l:-I . Death ValleyDays;"- -I I Q/lanhattan Project"in its documen-' aty TV special, "The Race For 592lt_-I_ ]acksor!'s92_rvife'in_on Heritage "American pre-taping, Barbara Rushhas socap- , Patrick Waltz, "Twilight Zone /]§a]_" ' -'__* '_ , >.'"';.:- --. r tivated producer-director FielderCook that he : inkedher foranother Herit- Reg Parton, "Rawhide"; Frank Kr mond, "Thriller"; in deals set by t age,"'thisin time the title role of "Calamitylane," wl-rich'llspecl beam in George lngersoll Agency. _ 2!-TLAcarry willlive a telecastofto- February . . .-Columbia :European productionchief ,Mike_$rankovichis paging rrow night'scharity premiere of the l f Don. Megowan,- {Trailto lndi: r nual Decorators Show'at Pan Pacific .505 l'lorton_to stara London-borntheotri_c_al_f_eatu_re, roll during -to fa ¢'WagonlWells,!'"Two for FacesWest." I 92yditorium." RaymondBurr will ' be Train"".stop nextspring . . -_..Scrlpt s alr eadyon a iet to Bob . . .*"Aquanauts"is Alex Montoya, Gregory Walco -rnong thecelebrities attending; 5 I paging -lamesMason to_drown in one- _-all theway to Gotham whereMason : Stephen Chase, Linda Lawson. l flack Kelly, Nick Adams,Don Knotts" grown hisown beardfor starringthe.Purex spec, john Brown ; Raid . ,1. -james Dominguez, RalphSmiley, CarlosF ind Louis Charles are ' among l at tes a d- _ Clavell's whippedup a TVersion of T he Rat Farm," his novelizedadventures in "vero Escort to Santa Fe ' for "We iitions to the big star cast of the March a lapanesePOW camp.. . DuPontwants it. . . Bill Dana'strip current to Mexico fargb." -. . - 4"} 1 "' if Dimes telefilm _ What About Lin-- ain t_for tun-H he'llsign local talent for a Mexican packageto go the Las Vegas " Lyn Guild, "The,Firebug,,'f'1 lallheing shot. at 20th-Fox ; Westem _:'__niterynetwork to spec route -§-with himself starringas loseJlminei, ofcourse Manhunt.";_ V ~ , . =- -1-= ~ 92ve. studio.. :'>:- ;-. _ , lj. Producer EugeneFrenke andnovelist AlanCaillou havereached anagree- "3 Cecil Kellawayr 4 You"1CAN_~Fi5 ¥lohn Carrollhas tapeduahshowfor vlrnent wherebythe screenplaywriters of Walls of ]olo'falso will whip it as a City Hall, for "Harrigan Cr Son." , tiring Mondayover Channel_7 to pro- TV pilot -thepilot toroll onlocation inthe Philippinesdirectly afterlanuary Adrienne Marden, !Man With T92 note the Little Saints Ranch, new pwi-' Faces," for "Alfred Hitchcock Pr -ct of the L.A.Saints Cr Sinnersspear- lstarts thereof the picture forUA release. .-.»Hanna- Barbera inaugurates hiring_ ents'n_-V >.~'j- V>__. t. ieaded by Sam Mannis; Wade Preston . of gueststaF "voices"for their The Flii-rtston_es"ar_iirnatedseries with lohn"Raitt ' Andrea King, Fay McKenzie, Ad! vill tape a owsh to r Oct to. I9 pub- bellowing off-camerawithin thefortnight.» '5 I,ff; 5 -_ -'_1_I _ - _-._,__»- ';'11. . -ihenne Ellis, PattiChapman, lackM icize the ~Oct. 2!-23 charity auction Call, The Handwriting On the Wall . _ MAKE THAT BET SHOW, PLACEAND WIN! .i..,J92rbitron, whichhad Sun- tor Tom Ewell Show." Shrine Auditorium. ff _ ;._ . Corey Allen, Case of the Red Ri _ Producer Albert I. Cohen has set day s RoyRogers Chevyeron thebottom inits seven-city_ovemight_ratings,now ing Boots," for Perry Mason." lalph Black as production manager and comes outwith its I00-city ratings of the same night and Rogersis on top of lohn Litel, locelyn Brando, Stan! Btanford lolley as art director on The both half-hours!. . . Like we'vesaying been allalong, ratingsmake a dubious Clements, Will Wright, The Mon iacer" series, -rolling at Republic Stu,-~ ."yardstick" foraudience strengthwhen onlya few cities arepolled, andonly a Driver," forG.E. Theatre. ~ - iios late this month. -.-, _. -I handful of citizens in each city, at that! . . , "Twilight Zone" really went out of Richard LePore, . Dark_Shadow_, i .~._-Roy Rowan,veteran announcer for this worldwith its secondseason debut,scoring 25.8and thehighest audience"Checkmate." .< - . ~ '' lie _ l Love Lucy" series, hasyagain share of any show that night .On its debut last season,"Zone" oioned a ' CharlotteLavande, Richard Hal reen signed by producer less Oppen- freezing l l, lowest score ofthe night! . . . Better'ncrating systemis B8er Roger johnny Kaaihue,"One Little Pearl,",-i reimer to announce his new "Angel" . Adventures InParadise." '_i eries starring Marshall Thompson and WiIli_ams' hard-sellapproach to audience gains ._On his upcoming I7-city limmy Boyd, Emmie l-09, °" 92_nnie Farge.- _ . _-_ 1;; __ concert tour,Williams isalready slatedfor a total of 204 local radio G"TY Shirley Temple Show." ~~ " ' appearances, tonot mention an additional4! p.a.'sin record shops!-L In Hous- ' WB-TVcastings: lean Willes, "'l' ;,§,Britt _Lomondis transcribing radiof pots to plug ._/92rnerican_Hurn'a_rieSo- ton on the first leg ofb p.a.tour, BobHope assures he'llbe in Yankee StadiumRoaring 20's ;Stella Stevens, "l-i rety. I Saturday withBing, rooting for thePirates, andBing s buying! .TAlso _ona free waiian Eye";Jack Evers,~"TheChe enne Show"; Richard Reeves, Ma ;'f.,l. ThompsonWalter has been 1World Seriesride isScott Brady,courtesy of_his Shotgun Slade" Ballantinebeer sponsors, who also sponsor the Yankees games .'. . MGM Cr BBC plans »to Lon-r erick"; Molly Magruder, Richard Gr ssigned astheagency for a new,.Lever ing, Surtside6"; Karen Steele, Pen iros. product, now in test markets, don-film a Bonnie Prince Charlie" series figureDan O'Her|ihyas first choice Santon.'Roger"77 Till, Sunset Strir rhich has special interestfor the in- for the title role . . . jimmy Shigeta s.been screamingat his agents thesepast few_ " Narda Onyx, femme lead in "Bi tustry. lt s Starlight Shampoo tor bet- '|_'nOnthsnot ~coming_up for with some TV guestings . . _{Now'his agents can garian Barbarian" segment of "Dante ef hair_groomingi-~_'=:'-.; _ -V ¢_ scream.'cause come they've upwith bids from PerryComo, EdSullivan andthe lames Stapleton, fBlue Leaders, i §§Singer BobGrabeaif previewssongs . ChevyShow and]immy's tum gotta em down becauseof back-to-backfeature "Blue Angel." - ~ " s *_'~~=- r m lohn Wayne's TheAlamo" this - pic leads in _ B_ridge the to Sun"and FlowerDrum Song .'f;,.» " _:,-.1*=,;-.--sf, .-:5 z ;~;_-,.j.1i lohn Pickard, TwoFaces fest ay onLarry Eir92ley's'i lMusiC_My l_s Stan Clements,~ lohnny Midnight a '". ' "T .- t'ET'¥tN5-THE-¬HAT UT Ff92 Fld£*'BAG:*1T6ardnerMid"balked min' C. E. Theatre ; Ron Hagerthy, "U inger [ayeP. Morgan, Mala Powers," Chesterfield ciggieblurbs for"Adventures in Paradise"this season,even with- Raitt, lohn Carroll and Ann _tw2Fa5les"_, irthertord are guests this week on Ben ,e extramoola fromthe sponsor .... Balked, that is,till hewas _toldthe blurbswould 92_1exander's,Faces. _, About Y-.*=.; .>~_ have him blowing smokerings at a doll -' andad the egency agreed tofly his mie f;set Ray 1 5. _~__ _.Mem 07-as ,4-lain ._..,nT,, g , ,, Egg; -1- - " One , '. __ -_ _. _'_._._ .'_. g _ ._,_,_ _v _' . .H_ V __ _ . _ _ CGIIII I can .__-i 92 rd = 'M'.MDeLoach H 5.... 10-14-so Tamm __-_-- Tums: ..._-- .~. sun]!-Icr: l . _ L INS:/u. p/1c " _ ~ . _ '0'. -. -- -V 's A?-1 » ; - This programwhich was monitored bylan lgentin the Cri e R search ..l :¢ _ -< _ er. t.5 . Section was the rst in the new series. The story went back to the time of A1 _- " A - Cap0ne' sc__t_i'ial and the attempts of a hoodlum named Felcher to take over the i - '' -1;. 4_',= D~ ____ Capone empire. ' jfhe story centered around a girl called Rusty Heller, a night --.-+¢n: " club Entertainer, whose ambitions extended to becoming Felcher s mistress. She - Sit _», _ . F-' '1, '5". rst madepa play tor Felcher s attorney who had Felcher under his control since " . 3 . the attorney had documents from the Immigration Service showing Felcher was an 4 illegal inimigrant. . L _' A L IQ-Q » _ -WI - -v . , -' - - _.» _ _;- .. ,. _. ~ _ - - ».~- 1 . =_ , _ , . _- . _- 4 - ' . I--. ._; *» ' . - - 92 ;_~.=" ~ » - '. .4-, " - _ »' _» " ~ ¢-'_,, »- - -. i - Having gained access to Felcher through the attorney, Heller "; Tff; . » - deserted the attorney and became Felcher s mistress- The attorney then notified "__"¢~, _ J Felcher s wife who returned and demanded that Felcher take from Heller a_ *'.fe_ -7..- -N _- E- jg. tl full-length sable coat he had just presented to her. He didithis, and Heller iswore _,_'lj§ -4-, - revenge on them all. 92_.--~~ _ _ , H " . 92* .~ _ 5 ' - - _ - _ I - ,_ . *1-»'.»:c1 ;-~.=_;>. :":.5:':_:3.- e 7 . Through Capone s bookkeeper, "she obtained information concerning '_ , , *' ant . Capone s records which she furnished to Eliot Ness, atthe same time "making a 1 --a play" for Hess." She also tries to "buy o " Ness to get him to stop his investig ,_. . of Felcher; _ ;' * i_ f A 4 H H '~ _ 4 4 . - In a wild climax to the program, Heller and the attorney have _ W ~v.- . -engagement party, and she gets Felcher s immigration papers from the attorn y ' '" __ . *"_ '7 _j X which she turns over to Felcher in return for his " working over" the attorney pn her ,L...1_- *1 I;iZ_ I. ¢ 1: - behalf. She has also tipped ofCapone' s gtmmen who arrive to assassinate Felcher. T -1 , '-Y .. ~* ~'l_ , ...'_ Felcher survives the ambush incidentally,by outgunning with pistols a carload of 4 _f~_;'L _. machinegun-wielding Capone hoods! and then turns on Heller who , he knows has 5 . "' . ...,., betrayed him. He is about to mutilate her with a kniieawhen Ness arrives in the - f" ~ _ nick of time. Heller dies at the hands of the attorney who has revived, and"Ness" 5, kills the attorney. Felcher is deported as an illegal immigi-ant. -._;.:= ; ,3 ~_ . "1" _- . W ., _ __ . _ ,. __ g _ . - __ I >_ _ Y . _ _ . . 5 ;k - .,___. A _ ' _, , »v .,___,¥.._j._ . 92_ ,--- _ . _, _ ~ .< -. aw > 1 - ~~.s .' ., A-1 -' " '" 1-= "*'- - -&-; -vs .;.»: ":.;~1' *" _.».:;-'=92-1- v.',,_A~_§_. :._'-;'»,:.'._ ~_ 1- . 1t 1 _-. _.-v,,;.;;.- _ "~-J :.=':. _;_,,:= -: _92-- __ » §,_;,_,; _ '_ - ,,, .,_~._92__.¢_ _: , _ , ,1-_-_ ;__ ,>92..*.._;.. - . *~ _§-t- --___ .__ ,4 -if ;__f. =~.- <1; _. I .. 1 ,___ _~ - -»£ _:;.=v _ ~. 3; - -.-' ~ _ _ T_. -. -.~ ,';,=-V '- _ - 2;; - - .: ,;'T. : '_' - J _ 1» ; _4'3. - ~_='- :1 ...--_' . T." ; . ~ t "' " 92 ~. 2.? , -" U.-»-"=!'Ll --.-, .>; v-<"'I _<-- __ . ,,"'. ; - w1 t I_ e 4 Continu ext e~e- ":2 "CFM=Ul " § !f» an .51"-51 ~13 $155 I £27 .- it , 4 ' '5'"? *3"? st? - _ u-' ._,_. .. I 41001191960 ' . 4 . ~ Z t I """_ * 92_ ml-I . - 92 V '- *'- ' .__ I .. .¢' »; /, . ~ 1 E > _ 1 Q r.._:.< I v. 'p rg - ~-.. . 51: . ;v . ax.._. '~- _ . .. . ~ - . - . , . _v '._- _.__,,92.* Q - V .- -~ y"s 92 T; / . :7 . ~. F.<*=* . sew - , -. . :4»- Jones to Del.-oach memorandum . . . . _ __ .-_ I _92:_/_ _,,v _ J .~ ._-: ..».. ; . A ~ _~: _ v " =,.- _ _, , < -' A -=§.& l c¢,,= ~- + .. OBSERVATIONS: .. g _ M . - ' .-- - >35» t _ _ _. . .. - ,. . -~».*:.,-. 1:-.-.L .1 . This was the bloodiest and wildest program yet. 92An early scene ' '-. ~"s:f§" shows Nessbeating a minor hoodlum who refusesto answer his questions, and the » . _'Z'-".1:T' "working over? of the attorney includes Fe1cher's cutting out his tongue not . l _ . Q;-' 7 5- shown directly. on camera but obvious from before and after shots!. The scene in g Bisr which Felcher starts to mutilate the girl is also oneof the most violent by . 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