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Letter to the Director NK 94-417 "7 é nl 2... ; t thera had ha meeting/in the Robert Treat Hotel, Newark, N, ne on 3 SOD» 0, wna mgcting was was atfended by the following: a pie JOSEPH\REINFELD, J SE, CHARLES BINAGGIO, Ay. '. since’ murdered in Kansas ony. WOE MORSTIE. ‘since murdered in Clirrside ; ef Park, N. J., and ZWILLMAN, for the purpose of saving RUTKIN from an indict~ ment for violation of the income tax = a it concerned specifically the dispute between RUTKIN an quor company. ‘Since this information was received, RUTKIN has been tried, found guilty, and his case is presently on appeal. The case actually had to do with an alleged extortion of money from JOSEPH REINFELD by RUTKIN, » During Senate Crime Investigating Committee hearings, other individuals with whom ZWILLMAN was alleged to be friendly were WILL TLLTANTSCAN former Essex County Democratic Chai ny MEYER YECIENSTEINS Bresent city [a a ons LL... wark TEOPD Poe ta Sim Tn Commissioner, on vf aN In» HAROLD? vor of | WEDD EALALUIL WLIO Ls vérsey —__ 2 City, N. J., JOHN Vf aN N foree? Mayor of Jersey City, and RALPH ALTLLANT, former Mayor of Neweke ee Mm * LEGITIMATE AND ILLEGITIMATE BUSINESSES \ MEYER ELLENSTEIN, when he testified before the Senate Investigating Committee on 7/11/51, stated after his interview by the Committee that he never had any business relations with ZWILLMAN, | mA h.. ee a sta me Oy (XA) That it found nothing that would reflect in any way upon SISTO or on Barium 4 eepenn ZWILLMAN had no connection other than as a stockholder in the corpor- ation. | The ' Newark Neue "4 Tht.) of B/1/e aant answ ov ras ans Fue +; oat why convened & Ti ma Ve Ck rs 1 hy tin companies controlled by ZWILLMAN, which companies did more than $500,000.00 worth of business with the City of Newark in the previous four years. The purchasing records of the City revealed that the money spent was for trucks, ae 3 2. . p, d " Q 4 va -i-