New Britain herald., 1929-02-27
GUN SHELLS FOUND
 IN WRECKED AUTO
Gang Hichins Blown Up With
 Dynamite Nor Chicago

Chicago, Feb. c7 W1-The second automobile to be investigated by the police on . theory that it might have been the car used by the slayers or seven members of the Moran gang was found today in Haywood. suburb.
 It had been partly demolished, ap- parently from an explosion. and was standing in the street. In 1t the po- .iyc found a note book bearing the o.,me of Al Weinshank, one of the .n.a slain, and Ted Newbury. one Of ..lc suspects sought for questioning. along with several shotgun shells, cap and suit of overalls.
 Police believed dynamite had been placed under the hood of the car which was similar in appearance to police squad cars, although Of diff ferent make. Witnesses had declared the car in which the killers fled ap- peared to be a police machine.
 Because of the names. shotgun shells and other clues left in the machine. the police were skeptlcal. believing the automobile to have been planted" purposely to mislead them.
 Names Of leackctccrs
 The note book found in the May wood car also contained the names of several cleaning and dyeing com- panies, supposedly those with which Weinshank was connected in rack eteering activities. Numbers tound on the transmission and chassis were sent to the Peerless Motor Car com pany at Cleveland to trace the org inal owner of the machine.
 John l.. Northrup. assistant state attorney, today said nothing had bcel taken from the states attor- ney's office by persons who had broken a lock on the door. It had been reported that papers ln con nection with the gang killings had been taken but Attorney Northrup said although the lock on the doo' had been forced or broken, nothing was missing.
 Swan>On's Of,icc Forced
 An attempt to rife the states at- torney's private file of gang massa- ere evidence was revealed today.
 The knob of the door leading 10 the oific. of John A. Swanson. states attorney, was removed and the loch pried open. Chris kriessling, private secretary of Swanson. made the dis coyery yesterday, but it did not be- come known until today. Whether important papers were removed was not indicated.
 The office was ransacked a few hours after police had broadcast q general order for the arrest or IL men in connection with the St Valentines Day gang murders.
 Besides data dealing with the massacre investigation, the files col' tained documents used by the state'' attorney in his inquiry into craft charges involving the Chicago sanl' t;.ry district and the police depart ment.
 swanson. who left yesterday fo' Biloxi, Miss. to recuperate from recent illness, gave orders that close guard oe kept over the ol' uceS.
 Although ncwspapermen repor having seen George (Bugs) Moran lyader of the gang Of which th' seven slain men were members, n' had not been found by police today Investigators believe Moran ca' come close to naming the slayers.
 In an interview with Hera'' and Examiner reporter several day ago Moran was quoted as saying -Only one gang kills like that Capone's."
 Because of the fact that thcr had been no major arrests III LII case, the fear was expressed Una the gang feudists were worklhg ou their own mode of vengeance: an that another gang killing mlgb write in blood the name Of the S' y1C