THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. • THPESDAT, JAMIIABT ft. 1»B7 A-15 THE fill'sTOR/ Page Agents Overcome Inadequate Feature I I Laws, THE FAMILY COUNCIL Bullets to Silence Madman Dillinger Wife Derides Husband By DON WHITEHEAD hefty, 34-year-old Utah lawyer John Herbert Dillinger led a I who had served as a missionary a '

.. kill-crazy gang which swepti I >4* jf ~ in the Mormon Church before For Business Deals through the Midwest from Sep- he Joined the FBI. He was to t £ -« take charge of the Dillinger tember, 1933, until July, 1934, ! p i THE PROBLEM leaving a trail of ten men mur- I search. Jane T.—My husband has no business sense. dered, seven wounded, fouri B Mr. Cowley’s search led him Nicholas T.—We’re still not in debt. to Chicago. Dillinger re- banks robbed, three police ar- was THE DETAILS i senals plundered and three jails ported in hiding, recovering from The Family Jane T.—How much patience Council consists of a judge, from which prisoners were freed. a doctor’s attempt to disguise a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a can a wife have with a man who But it wasn’t the murders or §s%> the Dillinger features by plasttc newspaper editor, a women's editor r Wmm surgery. Mr. Cowley and Melvin has no sense at all in business the robberies or the Jail de- and two writers. Each article is a -pi Purvis, special agent charge affairs? j s J f I in summary of an actual history. Tsnth a Seriei ¦ case of of the Chicago office, worked We have been married for The council reports on problems that closely Chicago three years one-year- ljveries with two East and have a hare been dealt with by responsible | SUPER SAVINGS I which first sent the FBI policemen, Capt. baby. ! -¦ Timothy O’Neill old It seems to me that agencies and counselors. after Dillinger, because none of W \ .jib' go STOV^W^ and Sergt. Martin Zarkoich, in unless I to work and do some- these crimes was a Federal law fL | • wt \ W * SBk •-V running down the scores of thing about our future we’ll just ; agement or help—other than to violation. into trouble » \ ' « -viPP He ran 1 rumors and tips from people up in the poorhouse. call in her brother. Calling for with the he 3 V" a' wind G-Men because who thought they , advice from with drove a stolen automobile across WHIP Mm \ had re- My husband inherited some someone more s Jfr 1 cognized Dillinger. money business experience would not # - just before we were mar- a State line. W #. have been a bad move if it had During the ’2os most of the JIV Woman in Bed ried. He decided to quit his job , ¦ mmr and invest in a business enter- been done because Nicholas him- country had watched the growth 1 j Mim The break in the case came self desired it. Apparently, of crime and gangertism with Hr AHhBHHH .wßi : prise. He nearly got swindled, it was a on July 21. Capt. O’Neill and ! done without so much as his “so-what” attitude. Those fel- Sergt. Zarkovich brought and I was forced to call on my a brother to ask him straighten consent. \ ) lows in the gangs, many people dark-haired, middle-aged to woman things out before my , Jane has done and is doing felt, were no worse than the to the FBI. She was Ana Cum- husband everything destroy lost everything we owned. to her hus- thieves in dinner jackets who panas, and she was in trouole. band’s pride self-respect. . jhi Then, and had been corrupting Federal, v The Immigration and Naturali- without consulting me The destruction of these attri- my brother, my 1 State and local governments. zation Service wanted her de- or husband sold butes means the destruction of About the \ ’his share of the business and [ only difference was 5 ¦BIISHi m ported as an undesirable alien 1 the man. Jane would have no- | that one group used guns and i rwrlrarf r because she was the madam of invested in a new one, which is -1 body but herself to blame if her! CLEARANCE* "‘j. floundering. the other didn’t. But this . jfjh hi bawdyhouse Gary. now Our marriage “hopeless- a in Ind. been 1 husband did become a tolerance gave way to angry ; has one long crisis. Yet my failure.” Despite the beating he n»uH 1 Her proposition was this. She gets | demands that something be done ! husband angry when I talk : 0/a ' SSsßfipipl to has taken from two ends, how- would lead John Dillinger the going about the menace of the gangs of back to work. ever, Nicholas appears to be /° tqUl|,Wtin and FBl—but she wanted a promise racketeers. she would Nicholas T.—l know I’ve given holding his own rather well. I UP TO that receive a reward Jane pretty 50 Special Kidnap a rough it, , every 1 Line and also that something would time of Jane has reason to be country but already proud The and Congress be done to permit her to remain I don’t think I’ve of him and ashamed of came jimml become a hopeless ; herself. to the realization that the in the United States. failure. This i (Copyright 1057. Qpnrral Corp.l woefully new possibili- Failures Federal laws were weak The was promised. business still has combating reward Mr. just every in interstate crime. Purvis said he would do what he ties. It’s that time I Tomorrow: Sister defends man's operating have a setback, a Criminals were with 1 W- ¦***;'* could to help her, and he would Jane makes ex-fiancee. high-speed automobiles, , big deal of it and reminds me armored i ~ call her co-operation the at- cars, high-powered to ;that I rifles, ma- tention of the Labor Depart- didn't consult her or her guns and brother before I took this step. chine armaments which ment, which handled deportation FAMOUS FABLES were better than those of the law Bill m matters. | The fact is that I didn’t con- agencies. jsult By E. E. EDGAR enforcement Crime Ana Cumpanas said that John them because I didn’t like wasn’t localized. gang the way my One could, Dillinger was planning to take brother-in-law and frequently did. operate "straightened things out” for me CREDIT. The late Congress* her and his girl friend. Polly the last time. Sol Bloom successful across the lines of a half-dozen WOMAN IN RED—Mrs. Ana Hamilton, movie theater He has more busi- ; man was a States. Cumpanas, a refugee to a ness experience than businessman before he entered 1 evening. I have, but By , facing deportation, led agents to John Dillinger, the next How would he antagonizes people ; politics. 1933 bank robberies were other FBI agents, who hadn’t and made occurring the [ gang chief of the ’3os. Her red attire was to be the enemies for me when selling at rate of almost Cumpanas. | this wasn’t ;¦1 When he was phono-! two day. Kidnapings tip-off to agents as she accompanied seen Ana be able to necessary. a had in- Dillinger to a identify her? Ana said she would graphs via the mails, he observed creased alarmingly despite. theater. As the Dillinger left Although the . party the theater, be dressed in red. my present business (With concern that his credit: Lindbergh Kidnap Law. The At- - agents engaged the desperado in gunfire and killed enterprise hasn’t been as success- losses were mounting. Too many torney General had urged people ; him. Mrs. Cumpanas was later given $5,000, but Surgery Fails ful as I had hoped, we are getting, of his customers neither paid for to report kidnapings to the FBI i ordered deported. The FBI men and the police- a living out of it. Anyway I am i nor returned the machines. by calling the special "kidnap” i men recognized Dillinger when still young and able and I don’t poor jail To reduce the credit risks, number—that number now is at Crown Point to await he entered the theater with his see why my wife should have to i Bloom hit upon a simple plan.: National 8-7117. trial. But he escaped on March: girl friend and "the Woman in go to work when we have a baby S3. 1934. He always 'I ¦ Whenever he received an order Wooden Gun? claimed he Red.” Despite the plastic sur- at home. We’re still not in debt. . for a phonograph, he would ask 7-Pc. Solid frightened the jail guards with Brass Ensemble Many of gang operations gery. the outlaw was identified the customer to send the name of List, the Council’s -tor, , $91.00 a wooden gun which he had beyond doubt. Cowley called Mr. The View , , . were not in violation of Federal his family physician as a refer- X • brOSS fram °" fashioned with a razor blade as * TOMORROW Jane's hysterical is SO r '’rice statutes and there were Hoover, who was pacing the behavior ’ ence. After receiving this infor- pull-chain t !u some he whiled away the time in his library n?.l! r! curtain screen with curious inconsistencies in the of his home in Washing- driving her marriage and her -1 mation. Bloom would send the cell. The red-faced guards said ton. Tire decision was made to alack wire mesh. Beautifully Mo\ laws. For example, a bank official,Dillinger had a husband into a desperate state. . machine, without even consulting QC real .45 which take Dillinger as he came out enough, styled. Large urn-top andirons who embezzled SSO from a Fed- someone had slipped to him. The FBI Fr om her account it appears that the doctor. Sure his /fl L^aUw eral in 1933 had Story of the theater, rather than risk losses dropped sharply. and matching tool set, consist- bank violated a gun she has bee’n the failure in this | Federal gang Traps Sprung a battle inside the crowded ing of shovel, brush, poker and law. But a of ban- show house. marriage thus far, not her hus- His colleagues were bewildered "Tm 1 dits might rob a Federal Dillinger grabbed machine Tells How by stand with round base. ¦ bank of two emerged, by band. this unorthodox method of (100,000, machine-gun guns, locked up guards, When the trio checking the bank the stole prearrangement Mr. Purvis lit Jane seems to lack all concep- credit. But to Bloom, officials and escape into the sheriff’s automobile and simplicity another Agency cigar. Dillinger tion it was itself. violating headed Chicago. The Lob a must have of what it means to be a State without a single for The instant helpmate. "If a customer sends me the he crossed the Indiana-Illinois sensed that something was wife and a When she Federal statute. And the bandits wrong. glanced married Nicholas they , name of his doctor,” explained could be reasonably State line, he violated Federal Got on Eorly Test in He over his and sure that a agent planned family, it; Bloom, “it means he has paid his' pursuit law—the shoulder and saw an mov- to have a LOWtbi 11 would end at the State National Motor Ve- ing j doctor's bill. If he has paid his! hicle Act, commonly toward him. He darted to- was understood that he would line. Theft An Alaskan Murder alley, clawing pistol doctor, I’m sure he will pay me. known as the Dyer Act, which ward an a undertake the role of supporter.; Dillinger, wanted in Indiana from his be- After three years, | for everyone knows that a doctor prohibits transportation a pants pocket. But in which for the murder of an East Chi- of fore he could get his gun into Nicholas has handled this role , is the last person in the world to cago policeman, stolen motor vehicle was recognized across a action, three FBI agents fired satisfactorily enough to provide ! get paid.” Tucson, Arlz., State line. in and arrested party, Dillinger and his bud- five shots. Slugs tore into Dillin- the family with a living, Jane REFUNDED with three members of his gang. On two occasions, agents dies escaped. A [j short distance ger’s body and he pitched on his is all set to shove him out of H difference Tucson police found, among thought they had Dillinger from the lodge. Lester Gillis, al- \ face. The chase was over. this position and take it on / > other odds and ends at the Dil- trapped. Each time he escaped ias "Baby Face” Nelson, a mem- Mr. Cowley paid Ana Cumpun- herself. A In NSW YORK linger three Thompson in barrage of machine-gun ber of gang, hide-out. a the Dillinger killed as $5,000 from the SIO,OOO reward Jane has yet to prove that sub-machine guns, two Win- fire. But the circle tighten- Baum, she was Special Agent W. Carter money which the Federal Gov- handle her role proper-, chester rifles mounted as ma-j ing. agent can own and wounded another and ernment had posted. The two ly. Her husband has had trouble, chine guns, five bullet-proof In April the Dillinger gang a local officer. East Chicago policemen each re- yet she shows no indication that vests and more than $25,000, was found at Little Bohemia On the first day of June. J. ceived $2,500. a part But. Federal she has given him any encour- of which was identified as Lodge, a summer resort some 50 1 Edgar Hoover called Special judge ordered her deported, and loot from an East Chicago bank.: miles north of Rhinelander, Wis. Agent Samuel P. Cowley into his she died in Dillinger 1947 in the little was returned to In- Warned by barking dogs of the office to give him a special as- Romanian town of Timiosara. care of this newspaper about dlana and placed in the county approach of an FBI raiding signment. Mr. Cowley was a Copyright 11157 b, Don Whitehead your own Social Security or re- i Large, beautifully furnished tingle problem. Please en- P,i,0,, °' tirement b h' on a sharply reduced income. close a stamped, self-addressed from’’ s6*oo doily Spacious 2-room oplf. SECURITY FOR YOU Many must depend children envelope and 25 cents in coin.) tlft,U,OURfi * JT’ : . . on with kitchenette, from» How to j¦ # : for support, but most have to (Prom AP NewneTaturei) look to the Government for pen- SPECIAL MONTHLY RATES The not Security tor You J sions and Column Oltor Wiolrofc, Money,eg Ptcector States Face assistance. will appeor Monday. \ STOP KILLING 3. Housing The housing of Problem of most older people is more dila- pidated, more in need of repair YOURSELF , than the average; less suitably , only the Aid to Aged designed for their needs. A larger By DR. PETER J STEINCROHN per By RAY HENRY cent of the income of older people has to go for rent than ’ This year the legislatures of population ‘ is true for the as a @) D e FoMieg Screen ey Walt 45 of the 48 States will meet and k ERteeUe whole. } Home Needs a 'Good Secretary be confronted with urgent re- 7-Piece, Black Folding Scraea with "Dear Dr. It,what they have quests to do more to meet the 4. Heatlh At present older s' MOTORIZED ARM Bran Finials, Solid Brau Urn Top ftg Steincrohn: done for me. people dlf know you will be glad to read I I’ve thrown away my sedatives. needs of their older people. suffer from chronic ill- gives you the full s Andirons and Matching Tool Set. N what I have to say. Most au- My husband The Council of State Govern- ness much more than younger; flexibility for unlimited Mfr.'s list, 35.50. | ¦ and I haven’t had people. Patients thors like to know of specific : an argument in almost a month ments, a research and service 65 or over in agency hospitals were more than double SAW CUTS cases they have helped. Let me : (they used to be almost daily run jointly by the States, • More thon 20 cute < ALL-BLACK ENSEMBLE tell you how few lines your occurrences). has released summary of their proportions of the total a in r Whenever I felt Just a • * book the problems of older people that population. But older persons are From $239.00 new ‘Live Longer and En- myself ready to fly oft the handle • ! > Screen, ¦ ! financially Terms available Tools and Andirons Z Jji joy It!’ have transformed myM would think of the key words the States face. least able to bear the many people i; tffr.’*List 29.50 married life. (“good secretary’’ and in a few Broken down, the council sees ; costs. Too older eight major problems which the haVe little knowledge of nutri- “I have been married to a ( seconds the immiment danger of| INC I fine man for about two years. . emotional upheaval has passed I States and the Federal Govern- tion. Thomas W. Perry During the past few months I[ used to try counting ment must solve before the Na- 5. health Loneliness, 8519 Conn. Ave. to ten and Mental !> !H have been getting extremely '.using all sorts of tricks to keep tion's 14 million people over 65 rejection, lack of usefulness and Chevy Chose, Md. 3 LARGEST SELECTION Pi can expect to have their OL. 2-2600 nervous because our marriage : my temper. None ever worked. basic insecurity become the lot of !; A has not been running smoothly. . Somehow the magic needs met. many older people once had ABE two words! Unemployment—Most who 8411 Coleiville Rd. ENTIRE METBOPOUTftH [ There have been arguments and “good secretary” do the for' t 1. older pride and enjoyment in their 1 trick people want to work and do con- Silver Spring, Md. ! I arguments. I’ve taken tran- •me. work. Thus, they lose interest JU. j 9-3300 quilizers with the hope tinue working as long as they, that I| “Ifthere are women who have in the future and present and could prevent them. But no l are physically fit and can find tend to escape | never worked in an office I sup- employment. But into memoirs of use. Lately we have both come employment a happier past; or else they sub- I CUSTOM MADE SCREENS I pose they key out and could invent other chances begin to fade as age mentioned divorce. words to help them as these stitute fantasy for reality. This thought ¦ creeps up: compulsory retire- P Even the of It has made ! two have helped me. deterioration results in mental WE MAKE CUSTOM me ill. ment often cuts off work which illnesses and need hospital I can never found again; the for CUSTOM "A friend who had read your “Dr. Steincrohn, what I can’t be ffiOll)to jobs go per- care. I MADE SCREENS— book told me it also had | get over is how reading a few available to younger WWWJI / some I sons; and skills and trades be- 6. Old age and nursing homes @8 HfT common sense advice for hus- ’words can often change a per- leadiagTextil. ALL TYPES AND son's lifetime the oet- come obsolete. —Many older people are forced M* W I bands and wives. I went right entire for I ter. I you. My husband The trend toward fewer em- into such homes because of down to the bookstore and got ¦ bless ployed chronic illness, I STYLES FOR THE copy blesses you. And we’ll teach older people will con- financial neces- a You will be interested [ tinue. In 1890, for example, 68 sity, mental disorder, infirmity In the few words which I think ; Peter to do the same (that will B USUAL OR UNUSU- per cent of those 05 being by friends Entire I |be the name of the little boy over were or unwanted Cios^^|^LJ| —and hope—have changed the working. By 1950, we are expecting the percentage Many of these homes provide lit- AL FIREPLACE course of my life. Here they l in about seven had dropped to 43 by 1975, tle custodial I I ’Be months). and. more than care. are: as good a wife as you t It's expected to be only 35 per The low level of secretary! . "Good luck with your care in these were a Do you re- 1 new book. cent. generally hope you copies. homes is due to too member how you got around 11 1 sell a million 2. Income—The major concern little money from States your ; Think how much good will to in- boss? Sometimes he was they of most older people as they spect the homes, Sincerely yours, enforcement grumpy and hard to handle—- .do! Mrs. near retirement is how to live and other services. The is you managed! B. 8. J.’’ care but Sometimes i also related to the grants for V mmTTmmA he you good blessing I low ‘sounded off. but pla- Answer: One medical under old age you for Just the little ripples that people j | care as- cated him. Remember how i :alls another. Bless Mrs. in many States. took wishes, allow to build up into waves of| sistance dictation—in more ways s B. S. J. for her kind 7. Recreation At 60, the one? Why now, many disagreement and stormy out-' Cost Iron Combination LOG than not from i We doctors see nervous average forward ¦ man can look — II your husband, young They breaks of temper. W Grata burns either coal or once in a while? women in the office. , to about 16 more years of life * “You are not working for him come in as tragic figures. In I tell the wives that the home ¦ wood—removable ends. 5 ¦ CRADLES i , with about 10 years of work and . I —that's true. But > prince be- is their citadel. It is their job sizes: 20” to 36 I it's even more their minds their has to keep it 6 in retirement. The years in re- Important to take (oc- • come a The first year of safe from attack with- dictation vtlllan. way tirement now often are a shock ELECT. COFFEEMAKER casionally) as a wife than as a i marriage takes a large toll in in. The only that is pos- $ sible is to ward off any Internal for older people because they’re )UST you« I secretary. bickerings I ; roK I E? S 2-« and misunderstand- ' (DEE Z 645 dissension. , usually unprepared for it. For Mfr.'ss List 11.2.7 5.95 Often they can do so “You could quit when you i uigs. Quite often I have found >\4\\ FKBB COURTESY IN fTFWW worked by learlng how to “lose the small the first time in their adult lives in the office. But you're * that a good, long talk does more they have free time on their CALLING FOR A NO • OBLIGATION Mr. Seymour stuck now. All the more reason straighten them just battles.” TERMS AVAILABLE i to out than If you secretary, hands and most of them don’t for making life more . prescribing were ever a ESTIMATE All Work Guaranteed bearable. bottles of sedatives. try helped 1 know what to do with it. Few jyflflßtnßil Remember what the general ; the formula that Mrs. I In most Instances these clashes ’ B. S. J. have the chance to take part in said: “It’s better to lose young so much. (" TbeMeer* efYoer Home it Year Uvtae-leemßß, the i between husbands and As for you , activity centers, adult education, battle and win the (and couples women who are war.” It’si wives older are not getting ready etc. better give in to your hus- excluded) to write me: “Hus- to ¦ are due to minor ob- bands aren't angels!” I agree. 8. Political—One-fourth of the band once in a while and win downright a i stlnacies and stubbor- In the book I "talk turkey” to , voting population is over 60. happy marriage." ness. There is an unwillingness They may develop pres- IMISBCTEH 1 them, too. into a “There they are. I hope you i to “give in’’ on some lesser dis- ' ißrlrtted by Byndlcutt. sure group, organized promote print Th« B-ll tnc.i to 1011 7»h S». them in full in your column i agreement. their own interests at the ex- N.W.T»!hONENaR9S2 some day. they LjaEßEi£ Free Parking at I'm sure 11 do for There are no sexual malad- Tomorrow: No one it entirely free pense of other groups in society. Rear many unhappy i married women i justmenu; no major problems. . from worry. fYou may mitt Kay Henry in KUUttliiiiSGiflH woo# 1 A ¦ f I