The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-14
GANG SURVIVOR
 IS TAKEN WEST
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the planes destination. Bangor police, however, believed the plane would land either ct South Bend or Indianapolis.
 The airplane distance between Bangor and Indianapolis b more than i,l00 miles. Airport attaches estimated the trip would require seven or eight hours Of sustained flying. They thought, however, the plane might stop enroute at'Buffalo, N Y., or Cleveland, Ohio.
 Little credsnce was given c report that the plane might halt ct Washs ington, D. C., to permit J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the Federal Bureau Of Investigation, to question Dals hover.
 Not only did Daihover's confession bring him within tho shadow Of Indiana electric chair, but it set in motion c widespread o-Man search Of gangland hauflts for other outlaws linked directly or indirectly with the inobs rorays.
 Federal agents A1so sought two women described as Buinmer.long companions Of the Brady gangsters ct their Bridgeport, Conn, hideout.
 Plans for C New EnglAnd-wide campaign of crime were discovered isi the gangsterS' automobile which had been transformed into Q ports able arsenal, embracing such novel features aS c sliding rear-winndow that could serve aS a INachine'fun pofthole.
 SelEed Much Data
 Fko data seized iiloiGded:
 A stret fnap Of Cambridge, Mass, with cross marking the location Of tho Central Square Trust Conis pany, and c percIlied getaway route which passed tho front door of police headquarters.
 Fioor piGns of banks in Bangor end MainoB capital city of Augusta, which Daihover admitted ho had drawn te guide, the gang In pr . jected raids.
 Highway maps of Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland, Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio.
 A detail map of Bridgeport, Conn.,, and suburbs, with crosses designate ing the gangs several hidoawayS.
 DalhoVer Said the Cambridge map was prepared by Boston under. world figure and that maps Of Rhode Island and adjacent Cons nectieut were drafted by C man Id identified 2, ,,:,na ] only "S "" Providence
 Dalhover said the gang once lived in Springfield, Mass, but had not operated there. d-Men refused to disclose the address Of the gangs hideout in that city.
 In Baggage Car Ahead
 Another Brady gangSter left for Indiana early today, but iii c Dag' gage car instead Of ( plane, and in c cheap coffin.
 Tine body was that Of the slain DhaffeF, whose grandfather had wired instructions to haVe 1t shipped to his native Indianapolis.
 The gans's Chieftail in life, Al Brady, in death, was the one mem" Der of tho trio who appeared fors gotten. Ills unclaimed body still Icy on ( slab at White and Hayes undertaking parlor.
 fl viii release Drady'B body this afternoon" MedicAisiGxaniiner Her- bert Q. eCribneF said,
 When tho gang was trapped Tues' day authorities found in 5000 cash bundled with rubber band tn the deSperadoes' automobile,
 'f'hO body will Do turned ever to the OverSeerB of the PooF," Dr. gcribner continued, flor buFial in patter's Field"
 Continued Investigation
 Bridgeport, ocnn,, october Y, - (Up) =. Federal and iocAl authori- ties continued their investigation ifis 10 the activities Of the Al Drady Gang fere today following diSclos' ures they had maintained 2 head" quarters in thiS city from bepteins Der i until Monday when they left for Maine and walked into c fataI federal ambush, .
 Recovered by police was ( dliap. Hated i0syeaFsoid automobile which, it was reported, was registered ey James Dalhover, surviving member Of th0 gang, under the alias Charles HaFris. Brady, it was said, was Known here aS Edward Macy, while Clarence NFaffer used the aiia5 rTed HarriS, 0sMen found ( toy wpes writer, clothing aiid papers iil one Of the rooming houses.
 ], L. Dalton, head Of tho gDl Con. f,Octicut forces at Hartford, denied taday thAt two women had been ap" pFehended at Bridgeport in cofinecs tlon with the gLng'B iocai activities, as reported by Bangor police yester" day.
 i've know little or nothing about the gangs activities at Bridgeport Dalton sAid. Apparently they be- hAved themselves while in conhec'