By International News Service CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—While authorities were investigating a new gang murder today, and a brazen robbery, a quartet of famous gangsters, whose names are high on the list of "Who's Who" in Chicago's beer and alcohol industry, were lolling in cells at the county jail. . They are Vincent "Schemer" Drucci, partner of the late Ear: Weiss, whose career was cut short by machine-gun bullets; Vincent Mc Erlane, brother of Frank McErlane, South Side gang leader, under arrest awaiting trial for murder: Julian "Potatoes" Kaufman, a "yes" man of the Weiss-Drucci-Moran combine, and Harry Sorg, another henchman of the North Side syndicate. All four were arrested over the week-end in Chief of Police Collins' drive to "round-up all known gangsters." The latest gang killing occurred early yesterday. A man believed to be John Dano, a Sicilian, was "taken for a ride," shot to deatl:, and flung from the speeding automobile. His body, punctured by five bullets, was found at the edge of Mannheim Road, on the outskirts of Chicago. With several pairs of clean white gloves as their only clew, police today were seeking the trail of 16 bandits, who labored for eight hours over the safes in the plant of the Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company, finally "cracked" them and escaped with loot valued at $37,800. The bandits took possession shortly after midnight Sunday The half-dozen employes watching the premises were bound and gagged and locked in a room. The thugs cracked the five large safes with nitroglycerine.

By International News Service CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—While authorities were investigating a new gang murder today, and a brazen robbery, a quartet of famous gangsters, whose names are high on the list of "Who's Who" in Chicago's beer and alcohol industry, were lolling in cells at the county jail. . They are Vincent "Schemer" Drucci, partner of the late Ear: Weiss, whose career was cut short by machine-gun bullets; Vincent Mc Erlane, brother of Frank McErlane, South Side gang leader, under arrest awaiting trial for murder: Julian "Potatoes" Kaufman, a "yes" man of the Weiss-Drucci-Moran combine, and Harry Sorg, another henchman of the North Side syndicate. All four were arrested over the week-end in Chief of Police Collins' drive to "round-up all known gangsters." The latest gang killing occurred early yesterday. A man believed to be John Dano, a Sicilian, was "taken for a ride," shot to deatl:, and flung from the speeding automobile. His body, punctured by five bullets, was found at the edge of Mannheim Road, on the outskirts of Chicago. With several pairs of clean white gloves as their only clew, police today were seeking the trail of 16 bandits, who labored for eight hours over the safes in the plant of the Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company, finally "cracked" them and escaped with loot valued at $37,800. The bandits took possession shortly after midnight Sunday The half-dozen employes watching the premises were bound and gagged and locked in a room. The thugs cracked the five large safes with nitroglycerine.

By International News Service CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—While authorities were investigating a new gang murder today, and a brazen robbery, a quartet of famous gangsters, whose names are high on the list of "Who's Who" in Chicago's beer and alcohol industry, were lolling in cells at the county jail. . They are Vincent "Schemer" Drucci, partner of the late Ear: Weiss, whose career was cut short by machine-gun bullets; Vincent Mc Erlane, brother of Frank McErlane, South Side gang leader, under arrest awaiting trial for murder: Julian "Potatoes" Kaufman, a "yes" man of the Weiss-Drucci-Moran combine, and Harry Sorg, another henchman of the North Side syndicate. All four were arrested over the week-end in Chief of Police Collins' drive to "round-up all known gangsters." The latest gang killing occurred early yesterday. A man believed to be John Dano, a Sicilian, was "taken for a ride," shot to deatl:, and flung from the speeding automobile. His body, punctured by five bullets, was found at the edge of Mannheim Road, on the outskirts of Chicago. With several pairs of clean white gloves as their only clew, police today were seeking the trail of 16 bandits, who labored for eight hours over the safes in the plant of the Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company, finally "cracked" them and escaped with loot valued at $37,800. The bandits took possession shortly after midnight Sunday The half-dozen employes watching the premises were bound and gagged and locked in a room. The thugs cracked the five large safes with nitroglycerine.

By International News Service CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—While authorities were investigating a new gang murder today, and a brazen robbery, a quartet of famous gangsters, whose names are high on the list of "Who's Who" in Chicago's beer and alcohol industry, were lolling in cells at the county jail. . They are Vincent "Schemer" Drucci, partner of the late Ear: Weiss, whose career was cut short by machine-gun bullets; Vincent Mc Erlane, brother of Frank McErlane, South Side gang leader, under arrest awaiting trial for murder: Julian "Potatoes" Kaufman, a "yes" man of the Weiss-Drucci-Moran combine, and Harry Sorg, another henchman of the North Side syndicate. All four were arrested over the week-end in Chief of Police Collins' drive to "round-up all known gangsters." The latest gang killing occurred early yesterday. A man believed to be John Dano, a Sicilian, was "taken for a ride," shot to deatl:, and flung from the speeding automobile. His body, punctured by five bullets, was found at the edge of Mannheim Road, on the outskirts of Chicago. With several pairs of clean white gloves as their only clew, police today were seeking the trail of 16 bandits, who labored for eight hours over the safes in the plant of the Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company, finally "cracked" them and escaped with loot valued at $37,800. The bandits took possession shortly after midnight Sunday The half-dozen employes watching the premises were bound and gagged and locked in a room. The thugs cracked the five large safes with nitroglycerine.

By International News Service CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—While authorities were investigating a new gang murder today, and a brazen robbery, a quartet of famous gangsters, whose names are high on the list of "Who's Who" in Chicago's beer and alcohol industry, were lolling in cells at the county jail. . They are Vincent "Schemer" Drucci, partner of the late Ear: Weiss, whose career was cut short by machine-gun bullets; Vincent Mc Erlane, brother of Frank McErlane, South Side gang leader, under arrest awaiting trial for murder: Julian "Potatoes" Kaufman, a "yes" man of the Weiss-Drucci-Moran combine, and Harry Sorg, another henchman of the North Side syndicate. All four were arrested over the week-end in Chief of Police Collins' drive to "round-up all known gangsters." The latest gang killing occurred early yesterday. A man believed to be John Dano, a Sicilian, was "taken for a ride," shot to deatl:, and flung from the speeding automobile. His body, punctured by five bullets, was found at the edge of Mannheim Road, on the outskirts of Chicago. With several pairs of clean white gloves as their only clew, police today were seeking the trail of 16 bandits, who labored for eight hours over the safes in the plant of the Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company, finally "cracked" them and escaped with loot valued at $37,800. The bandits took possession shortly after midnight Sunday The half-dozen employes watching the premises were bound and gagged and locked in a room. The thugs cracked the five large safes with nitroglycerine.