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Meno, for the Director =2< Baveaber 30, 1934 Zwillsan advised that he wished to be very freak end honest in bis epicion and said that if be bad inown mere sushalter was, he would not surrender nim, mot becanae of the fact the Government ms looking for bin, but because of toe ;resent anticipated surder charge being ty Dewey in connection with the Snyder murder case, in which case Wolfie Goldis, whom he has never met, is charging that Subdject Buchalter instructed him to kill Sayder. Zwiliman also went on to relate that he bad received dnformation thet a certein group in Mew Yorks were prosently et- teupting to obtain information froa the office of Thones &. Davey as to whether or not Devey was plesnlng thie aurder prosecution against subject for the -urpose of build up bie guberiptorial rece, 10 which be wes recontly dofeuted. stoted that this recent defeat of Desay for governor will expedite, to « great extent, the surrender of Louis Buchalter to the FBI. Zwiliman intimated ti.t when such time comes, which he hopes will be very aoon because of the tramentous “heat” ;ut on the different groups and friends of Buchelter, the New Tork or BRewark Field Divisions sight receive, anonynously, information as to Buchalter's vhereabouts. Zwillaan was then advised that the Bureau desired to a, prehand Buchalter, this being the sole ;urpose of this investigation, and he stated that there wes such a thing ae Buchalter’s surrendering in a manner satisfactory to the Fel. He aleo stated thet Buchalter would think very little of doing o penitentiary sentence given him by the Governaent, but would not serve one day for a sente.ce which aight be given his by Dewey and which might be the result of « *frase-u)." Zwiliman wished definitely to state, end it is known among all persons fanilicr with this case, that Buchalter fa not being « fugitive from the Govarnsent, dut is surely evading at this tine any "Srame-up" charges by Deway. Respectfully, R. Ad. Tom