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a contract for construction of a proposed 1100-unit multimillion dollar house project on the site of the old city ball park. The project was never built but Mr. WEBER, in trying to negotiate a $90,000.00 deal for control of the land testified that he borrowed $20,000.00 from ZWILLMAN and $45,000.00 from the Harlow Agency, Ine., a Newark insurance firm controlled by STACHER. ZWILLMAN testified before the 1951 Senate Crime Investigation Committee that "a man named WEBER' was a trustee for him in land holdings. ZWILLMAN testified before Mr. LARNER that the $20,000.00 he gave WEBER was a loan. Confronted with the conflict in testimony, LARNER sald ZWILLMAN explained he had made an "error in terminology" before the Senate Committee and that the transaction was in fact a loan, According to an article in the New York "Daily News" of March 2, 1956, a federal court jury in Newark, New Jersey, after 29 hours of deliberation was dismissed on March 1, 1956 when it reported it could not reach an agreement on whether ZWILLMAN evaded payment of $38,911.00 in income taxes in 1947 and 1948 Judge REYNIER J. WORTENDYKE, JR., after Fa | dismissing the jurors, continued ZWILLMAN in bail pending decision on whether a new trial will be held.