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By FRANK ASTON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, May 24. — Meet Frank J. Wilson, 59, secret service chief temporarily detailed to help plan and direct the treasury's law enforcément, That means he will keep his bespectacled eye on the treasury’s nation-wide supervision of customs, alcohol taxes, intelligence, narcotics, coast guard, foreign funds as well as secret service, That's a cigar in the corner of the chief's strong mouth. Sometimes it burns. Other times it just sticks there cold. His friends insist he removes it when he eats and

questions,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TES Seéret Service Chief Directs Treasury Law Enforcement

asked sympathetically. The accused is deftly put on the spot to explain himself to a boss who apparently is distressed that something has gone wrong. As a rule, the culprit is imbued with a fierce resolve to kick himself in the pants. And the chief has tagged another loyal collaborator. Son of a Buffalo policeman, Frank Wilson attended the university of’ that city, served in the infantry in world war I, tried his hand at real estate and in 1920 began his treasury career as a special intelligence agent in the bureau. of internal revenue, Al Capone and other organized

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That's how the chief tends to He smiles easily, says little. Even when he has a subordinate on the carpet,

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of Mr. Wilson's elaborate, careful investigation of income tax evasion charges, When the Chicago mobsters began to feel the heat of this inexorable probe they passed the word that if Mr. Wilson wanted to (live he'd let up. Mr. Wilson, a devout churchman, forgot his piety long enough to retort in four-let-ter words. He plowed

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spurned protection, saw Capone oft to a cell, In the Lindbergh kidnaping case, Mr. Wilson was instrumental in having the ransom paid in readily identifiable bills. When the money began to appear around New York, the agent kept track of places of origin with pins on a map. Finally the pins centered at a certain area. There was Bruno Hauptmann. Guarding money has been a specialty with Mr, Wilson. In the mid1930's he shocked police circles by starting a one-man campaign to educate. the public in counterfeiting and check forging. Colleagues protested: “But you're Frank Wilson chewed his cigar silently and wrote vivid, illustrated pieces for newspapers,

of the underworld. money,” he preached, Counterfeit- | ing confiscations dropped from $1, {200,000 in 1936 to $109,411 last year.

teaching crooks to be crookeder.”

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slips false dollar bills into circulation at the rate of about $2 a day. The elusiveness of this penny-ante pest. has cost the chief many a midnight cighr. . In his 26 years of investigating, Wilson has flown with Presidents, kicked down hangout doors, captivated gang molls, maintained his dead-shot record on the pistol range and kept quiet. He isn’t recalling hair-raising adventures. Secret service success, he indicates, is partly a matter of selfeffacement and silence. That explains the constant cigar, You can't clamp your jaws on a butt all day long and at the same time shoot off your mouth.

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