21. jaanuaril 1947 sai ta ajurabanduse, mis oletatavasti polnud süüfilisega seotud. Ta tuli teadvusele ning hakkas paranema, kuni langes 24. jaanuaril kopsupõletikku. Ta suri järgmisel päeval südameseiskumise tõttu. Capone maeti esmalt Mount Olivet'i surnuaiale Chicagos oma isa, Gabriele, ning oma venna, Franki vahele, kuid märtsis 1950 viidi kõigi kolme säilmed Mount Carmeli surnuaiale. Al Capone ise,ning ta sõbrad ja ta vaenlased. Al Capone ja ta sõber miamis. Al Capone ja Gabby Harnett . Al Capone oma hotellist väljumas koos oma turvameestega . John Torrio ehk siis Al Caponei "godfather". George Clarence "Bugs" Moran,ta oli üks Al Capone vaenlasi.Al Capone lasi ära "Bugsi" tappa oma meestel. Al Caponei gang ehk "Al Scarface Capone" Põhi bossid Alphonse Capone 1930-1931 Frank Nitti 1931-1943 Paul Ricca 1943-1947 Anthony Accardo 1947-1957 Sam Giancana 1957-1966 Sam Battaglia 1966-1967 Felix Alderisio 1967-1969 John Cerone 1969-1970 Joseph Aiuppa 1970-1986
T h e Lone Ranger has Tonto, Zorro has the servant Bernardo, the Cisco Kid has Pancho. These pairings of hero and sidekick can be found throughout myth and literature: Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, Prince H a l and Falstaff, or the Sumerian hero Gilgamesh and his wild companion Enkidu. These close Allies of the hero may provide comic relief as well as assistance. Comical sidekicks, played by character actors such as Walter Brennan, Gabby Hayes, Fuzzy Knight, and S l i m Pickens, provide humor lacking in their stalwart, serious heroes they accompany. S u c h figures m a y freely cross the b o u n d a r i e s between 137 T H E W R I T E R ' S JOURNEY ~ T H I R D EDITION Christopher Vogler M e n t o r and Trickster, sometimes aiding the hero and acting as his conscience, some
contended, "The signals from the U-boats contained the information upon which was based the planning and control of those combined attacks which alone held the promise of really great success against the concentrated shipping of any enemy convoy." His encouragement of communication led to an almost complete relaxation of radio discipline. U-boats went on the air to report a toothache on board or to congratulate a friend at headquarters on a birthday. U-boat command became "the most gabby military organization in all the history of war." Thanks to Commander Laurance F. Safford, head of OP-20-G and father of the Navy's communications-intelligence organization, the United States had, upon its entrance into the war, an Atlantic arc of high- frequency direction-finders to exploit the U-boat garrulity. Stations reported their bearings to their net control center in Maryland, whence they were flashed to the naval communications-intelligence organization
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