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- Salad Dressing Pretty Princess Jumper EASY! NodoDmdñg. A quick salad dressing can be “ Handles likepuny Practical to Care For made by blending two tablespoons RESET ...ta i halda» of tomato paste with* six table­ LOOSE „ into wood- Crime in America spoons of mayonnaise. Season this with grated onion, a dash qf chili HANDLES** By ESTES KEFAUVER powder, and a few drops of tabas­ United States Senator co sauce. This is very good with meat or fish salads. Three of a Series Chicago: The Heritage of Al Capone HEAD STUFFY If the Senate Crime Committee had gone no further than! Chi­ cago in its quest, it could have written a complete report-in-minia­ DUE TO COLDS ture on the picture of nationwide criminal and political corruption.

For practically every example of rottenness found anywhere in the T A K E ^ ^ for fast S n u is to MIUI Ot VOOD United States was duplicated in the capital of the Capone mob. Chicago remains the jungle of criminals who walk in the foot­ ß ß / ; symptomatic On electric fans, lawn mowers steps of Al Capone. Virgil Peterson, operating director of the Chi­ roller skates 3 * IN * O N E O il cago crime commission and former FBI agent, traced the history of Ö Ö O RELIEF the Chicago mob from the days of Big Jim Colosimo, who “had risen to power and influence through the operation of a string of broth­ els.” On May II, 1920, Big Jim was bumped off. Peterson noted easy way to that there always had been sus­ NEW f YOUR CHILD needs I this safe, sure, fast-act- picion that the bodyguard imported the tax case was Eugene Bernstein. I ing “rub’' at the very by Colosimo from New York, John­ Many years ago. Bernstein-had been KILL RATS I first sign of a cold. ny Torrio, had engineered the kill­ with the Internal Revenue Bureau. CHEST COLD m isery ing. Torrio succeeded Colosimo as Simply pul Black l.eultt Wartarin Kai Is eased and warming When he obtained his law license comfort starts as you be­ Chicago’s underworld lord. Killei Bail in protected places where gin to rub with Penetro. and left the bureau, he specialized rals and mice can consume it regularly. He, in turn, imported as his body­ in tax cases. He accumulated a list guard a cold-blooded little killer I hey like it and literally eal themselves 2-WAY RELIEF! - of clients that read like .the blue to death Because other rodents are Penetro eases chest mus­ from New York's Five Point Gang, book of the Capone syndicate. not warned, entire colonies are easily cle tightness, aching a then obscure, scarfaced hood­ Jest loved Black 1 eal Warlarin Rat soreness. Medicated va­ With information obtained with pors clear head, loosen lum of 23 named Al Capone. For Killer Bait is the ama/mg new roden- phlegm, ease cough. Buy Tony Accardo’s help, he was able ticide WARFARIN machine-mixed a jar of Penetro today. four years. Torrio enjoyed a bloody wall special hail material thal never reign in Chicago, waxing high on to effect a settlement with the gov­ ernment. Campagna’s case was hecomes rancu) It's ready to use Get the profits of prostitution, gambling, il today and gel rid ot rats and mice beer and booze. But after Torrio settled for $90,371.49; Ricca’s, for the easy way Dtrecnom on package. Uick Acting Rub $36,146.50, and accumulated interest was the victim of an ambush which Princess Jumper almost cost his life, he lost his brought the total settlement for the nerve and abdicated in favor of Ca­ two cases to approximately $190,000. QO pretty for daughter to wear pone. This was approximately $322,000 so practical for mother to With Greasy Thumb Guzik as his less than the original deficiency care for! A pretty princess paymaster and business adviser, claims. Anyway, the next question jumper for young girls with a and such stalwarts as Frank Nitti, was how to raise the money. Bern­ Serve Baked Beans for Informal Suppers puffed sleeve blouse for a team ­ Paul (The Waiter) Ricca, Louis stein went back to the penitentiary (See Recipes Below) mate. (Little New York) Campagna and to talk with his clients about It. the Fischetti brothers as his lieu­ "They joth took the position they Festive Buffet Suppers LYNN CHAMBER’S MENU didn’t owe the money and wouldn’t Pattern No 12:t0- is a sew-rlte pcrfiv tenants, Capone was able to rule ef­ rated pattern in si/.va 2, 3. 4. 5, 0 years. pay it." THIS IS the season for a flurry Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce Size 3, Jumper. I5» vards of 39-inch, AUTO-LITE fectively. The infamous St. Valen­ blouse. 1 yards ol sports activity such as football, •Molasses Brown Bread with tine’s day massacre of Feb. 14, 1929, Bernstein returned to Chicago. Al­ Cream Cheese was an example of how Capone in o s t immediately, he said, baseball and hockey. If there are teen-aged boys and girls in your Cabbage-Carrot Slaw SEWINO CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. dealt with opposition In 1931, how­ stranger;, started walking into his 3S7 W eil Adam* St. Chicago 6. III. SPARK PLUGS home, or if the man of the house Baked Apples Cream Cookies ever, Capone was cut down by office and leaving packages of bills, Beverage Enclose 30c tn coin for eech pat­ Uncle Sam on an income-tax eva­ usually wrapped in paper, In is an enthusiast of one of the sports, tern Add 5c for 1st Class Mall 11 RESISTOR TRANSPORT you’re in line to •Recipe Given desired sion charge and was sent to prison amounts varying between $10,000 Pattern No...... S ir e ___ TYPE Frank Nitti succeeded him, but in and $20,000. When the first batch be asked to 1943, facing prosecution on an extor­ of bills came in, Bernstein told us serve a t least % cup boiling water Name (Please Print( (in what seemed to be a master­ 1 egg tion charge, Nitti was found dead v one ‘aiter Street Address or P O Box No under circumstances that indicated piece of understatement) he was game supper.” 1 cup sifted flour These are won­ 1 teaspoon baking soda he had committed suicide. Since "taken aback." The procession of City State then, the mob—known to this day strange men bearing currency con­ derful occasions \A teaspoon salt as the Capone syndicate—has been tinued until the needed total of because you need % teaspoon cinnamon run pretty much by a "corpora $190,000 had been brought in. food hearty and Measure bran, raisins, shortening tion,’’ in which Guzik, Ricca and Ac- Q. "Did you ask their names?” easy to prepare. The serving is even and molasses into mixing bowl. Add TO THE Lowest Cost Fat Mils ot cardo wield great influence. more simply done because the oc­ hot water and stir until shortening FIRST AID Greater Oat Savings— Unsurpassed Quality— A. "1 wouldn’t think of asking Auto-Lite Standard Spark •park plug operation • • • casion is so informal. Push the din­ is just melted. Add egg and beat Auto-Lit* Resistor Spark their names, because it made no dif­ AILING HOUSE Plug» offer car owner» new Plug» öfter outstanding Auto-Lite Transport Spark ing room table against the wall, well. Sift together quality and have long been Plugs have aircraft type A wave of suspensions and res­ ference to me . . " BY ROGER C. WHITMAN advantage» tound only or use a large buffet. flour, soda, salt in automotive type »park recognized for their un­ insulator, heavy electrodes ignations by higher-ups in the po­ plug« with built-in re»i»tora. beatable performance and rugged construction, When all was settled, Bernstein A centerpiece set against the wall for heavy duty lice department followed our in­ a n d cinnamon; Walls Cracked by Earthquake Aoto Lit* tipark I'lu in — I’nlnntnd U S A went to Leavenworth again to see is nice, if it’s seasonal. Then plan add to molasses vestigation of great wealth accu­ the boys out of the penitentiary. At QUESTION : Aflei a recent SEE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD AUTO-LITE SPARK PLUG DEALER NOW mulated by a number of Chicago to cover most of the table with food, mixture stirring the Kansas City airport, Tony Gizzo, and leave a bit of space for a stack only until just earthquake 1 noticed that the out police captains. the mobster and alleged Mafia side plaster of my house was The most highly publicized case of plates, napkins and usually, a combined. Fill chieftain, met them and drove them single fork for each person. Most two greased cans (the size used for cracked all over on all four -tides was that of Capt. Daniel A. Gilbert, to the penitentiary. Gizzo also ar­ of the house. What can 1 use to referred to by Chicago newspapers buffet suppers of this kind can be baked beans) about % full. Bake in ranged for airplane tickets and hotel eaten readily with a single fork a moderate (350°F.) oven for 45 Mi up these cracks? if Peter, Pain ewes you with as "the richest cop in the world." suites, as heeded, for the Chicago ANSWER: 1 suppose you mean Gilbert was serving as chief investi­ Another centerpiece uses a shal­ minutes. Remove from cans and contingent. low bowl of garden flowers in a “stucco” when you speak oi gator for the state attorney s office • • • serve while hot. massed arrangement. Use needle­ • • • "plaster.” If the stucco had only / of Cook county, and also was the a few large cracks, they ?ould We ran up against a stone wall point flower holders for the flowers, HOT TAMALE pie is an excellent Democratic candidate for sheriff. when we sought to learn from Ricca probably be repaired. Since t is 0 U 0 ß • • • and also for attaching “penants” main dish for a buffet meal. With and Campagna—and later from made small, with construction pa­ cracked all over, you may need to 1 remarked to him, "People don't it served a salad of mixed greens have it stripped off and new stuc­ Tony Accardo—who might have per, and glued to thin sticks. and a light oil dressing. Cherry Up­ understand how you get hold of all put up the $190,000 "Why I would co applied. Large cracks should that money." Whereupon, the cap­ One menu which will certainly side Down Cake wins cheers for des­ be glad to find out who did that for prove popular includes baked beans, first be widened and deepened tain began explaining to us all the sert. then patched with a cement mor­ me," the white-haired, 52-year-old served in a bean pot or an old-fash­ Hot Tamale Pie details of his badge-to-riches story Ricca innocently told us tar. The usual mortar mixture for There was a little "honest gam­ ioned casserole of the pottery type. (Serves 6) Today Ricca is a man of consider­ Serve this with stucco repair is one part Portland bling" on the side, but mostly it 'A cup cornmeal cement, either white or gray. =md was done through investments in able substance. He told us he owns molasser bran a home at River Forest. 111., an l'A cups water three parts clean, coarse sand stocks and bonds. brown bread 'A teaspoon salt elaborate summer house at Long with just enough water to make a "I bet on the football games and 1 with cream VA cups evaporated milk Beach, lnd., and an 1100 acre farm cheese, if you workable mixture. Or you can get bet on prize fights," Captain Gilbert 1 tablespoon fat a ready mixed patching mortar— said, "but mostly it would all be in Kendall County, 111. which he like, sliced to­ said cost him approximately $230.- 1 small onion which is not the same thing as elections.” I asked him: matoes, pickles, 1 cup ground raw beef 000. These assets—plus certain patching plaster. When widening Q. "You just like to bet?" celery, and an 1 cup tomatoes stock holdings and he $300,000 cash a crack for filling, cut into it so A. "1 have been a gambler at apple crisp pudding or a fruit cob 1 pimiento Ricca said he had on hand when he bier for dessert. that the groove is wider at the heart." • « • Yi .teaspoon salt lath than at the surface. Brush out It was about two weeks after this went to the penitentiary—made the committee look with askance on the Measure meal into heavy sauce­ all loose cement, and then soak that th^ voters of Cook county reg­ Deluxe Baked Beans pan. Add water and xk teaspoon salt. the edges well with water. Pack story wt dug up about how Ricca, (Serves 6) istered their disapproval of Captain Boil until mixture begins to thick­ with mortar, and just before the Gilbert by defeating him at the after his parole, borrowed $80,000 1 uncooked medium ham hock from one Hugo Bennett, formerly en, then add milk and continue boil­ patch sets, work the surface into polls. (% pound) ing 8 to 10 minutes, stirring con­ a texture to match that of the stuc ' - u tE F , Wb in • In Chicago, too, we gathered evi­ Benvenuti, a $22,500-a-year auditor 1 No. 2 can baked beans, with­ for the Miami Beach Kennel club stantly. Chop onion and cook slowly co. Keep the patches wet for three dence of a disturbing phenomenon out tomato sauce in fat until yellow. Add meat and or four days so that the cement that we found repeated in other and the National Jockey club at 1 large onion, peeled and Sportsman’s park at Cicero, a Chi­ cook until red color disappears, wih cure Sometimes a white stuc­ large cities: the active participation chopped then add tomatoes, pimiento, cay­ co wall can be matched with a “eli” int »"•“ “¡“’“'¿«d „NES. KB»“*0 cago suburb. H cup catsup in gang affairs by a certain ele­ • • • enne and % teaspoon salt. Turn into white cement a n d light yeilow ment of lawyers, accountants and 3 tablespoons brown sugar The situation regarding the Chi­ a baking dish which has been lined building sand, or w h i t e martt’e tax consultants. VA tablespoons dry mustard with % of the mush. Cover with re­ dust For a good even effect, you • • • cago and Miami horse and dog __ . . X.. y4 teaspoon black pepper maining mush and bake in a mod­ can coat the whole wall with a cwntiM One fascinating story into which tracks is involved. The president of 1 tablespoon vinegar both the National Jockey club and erate (350°F.) oven for 45 minutes dampproof cement paint. Very the committee delved was the net 1 tablespoon Worcestershire • * • narrow hair line cracks can oe of strange circumstances surround­ the Miami Beach Kennel club is sauce William H. Johnston who, in 1948, Cherry Upside Down Cake filled by painting the stucco with QUICK! ing the parole from the federal 4 whole cloves (Makes 9-incb round) the cement base paint. Get your penitentiary at Leavenworth of arranged for a $100,0U0 contribution 1 No. 2 can pineapple chunks TOP: materials from a dealer in build­ three Capone syndicate gangsters. to Fuller Warren’s Florida guber­ RUBIN BeivGay Remove meat from ham bone and ing or masonry supplies. A stucco natorial campaign. IK cups well drained fresh, can­ THE ORIGINAL BAUME ANALGESIQUE Paul Ricca, Louis Campagna, and add to beans which may be placed ned or frozen cherries repair m a n would know what Charles (Cherry Nose) Gioe, alias Johnston sparred at great length right into the casserole. Stir in % cup light corn syrup would be best to do. Joye. with Counsel Rudolph Halley as to onion, then pour in catsup and syr­ whether any of his tracks had links Vt teaspoon cinnamon The three, along With a pack ol up from pineapple. Sprinkle over all 1 tablespoon butter other Chicago, New York and West with the Capone gang, but Peterson stated in his testimony: “During the brown sugar, mustard, pepper, CAKE: coast mobsters, were sent to the vinegar and Worcestershire sauce. the heyday of Al Capone, the Ca­ % cup shortening penitentiary in ’943 to serve 10-year Dot four chunks of the pineapple sentence on conviction of conspiracy pone syndicate was In control of Vi cup sugar dog tracks in virtually every part of with the cloves and reserve for 1 egg, beaten to extort huge sums from the movie last. Sink ham bone into center of the country including Florida." 1 cup sifted cake flour industry by threatening to call a the bean mixture, and arrange pine­ VA teaspoons baking powder More Doctoffj: strike of a gangster-controlled un­ Anyway, when Ricca, the Capone apple around the bone. Place the ion. After Ricca, Campagna and syndicate gangster, came out of the 14 teaspoon salt pineapple with cloves on last. Cover H cup milk Gioe had served only about one- penitentiary and wanted $80,000 for and bake in a moderate (350°F.) third ol their sentences, efforts to the purpose, he said, of making im­ 1 teaspoon vanilla oven for one hour; remove cover Place cherries, syrup, cinnamon smote CAME secure their paroles were success­ provements on his farm, he turned and bake about 15 minutes longer and butter in saucepan and simmer ful. to his old friend Bennett, the auditor until brown. For a crowd, multiply However, Ricca and Campagna at the track where Ricca. with other 10 minutes. Cool. Pour into a well- recipe accordingly and bake in buttered 9-inch round or square pan. also were in trouble with the fed­ Caponeites, had gambled. Bennett large pans. obligingly let him have the $80,000 Cream shortening, add sugar and than any olhe eral government on charges ol in­ • • • come tax evasion. The claims had in two installments of $40,000 each. egg and beat until fluffy. Sift to­ •Molasses Bran Brown Bread gether flour, baking powder and to be settled before the gangsters (Makes 2 loaves) could be paroled. At this point, the Next week: Greasy Thumb and salt and add alternately to cream­ 1 cup ready-to-eat bran mob stepped in. and there ensued some Chicago politicians. ed mixture with milk mixed with cigarette 'A cup seedless raisins vanilla. Pour over cherries. Bake events as strange as a dime novel. Condensed from Uie Dook, "Crime In • * • America,” by Estes Kefauver. Cpr. 1951. 2 tablespoons shortening for 25 to 30 minutes in a moderate Pub. by Doubleday, Inc. Dist. Genera H cup pure dark molasses (350°F.) oven. The attorney called in to settle Features Corp.—WNU. JUST ONE BIG CHANCE LYNN SAYS: Do you have difficulty keeping the —according to a Refrigerate Foods breaded coating on meats and fish when frying? Chill after breading nationwide survey 'Gamblers' Friend' Candidate for Mayor To Speed Preparation and they’ll stay on better. :OVINGTON. Ky.—One of the you will be forever blessed or eter­ If you don’t want to do all your Yeast dough for rolls, buns or of doctors in food preparation before a meal, bread refrigerates well when cov­ est candidates to announce for nally damned.” every branch of iyor of this Northern Kentucky He added: “There is a small many good things can be mixed in ered, for several days. Store shaped y is Howard “Honest” Marshall, clique . . . that is trying to use the advance, then refrigerated until or in bowls and let rise in a 90°F. medicine painter who is described as the ironbound fist of legality to force cooking or baking time. oven or at room temperature before ¡ambler’s friend” on one of his reform and make citizens live their Thin batters like those for waf­ baking. mpaign posters. doctrine.” fles and griddlecakes can be made Cookies will be more tender and 3n the subject of gambling. Mar- The city of Covington and coun­ in advance then refrigerated, pro­ crisp if you all6w the dough to stand all said in his platform that ty of Kenton have figured national­ vided they are tightly covered to in the refrigerator. Or, slip well- erything is a gamble, including ly in investigations of organized prevent crusting. If desired, thin wrapped dough in one of the freez­ icking the right church where gambling. ' with a little milk before using. ing trays if business is “rushing.”