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NY 94-419 Sub 10 A coniidential informant, whose information is considered reliable, advised tnat when ARToUR FP. FLRGENHEIMER, wa. Duten Schultz, and toree associates were murdered in a Newark tavern about 10 p.m. on October 23, 1935, ZWILLMAN by li a.m. the following morning had in his possession pnotostets of all papers found on SCHULTZ' boay at the time of the murder. The purpose, according to the informant, was tnat ZWILLMAN could indicate which papers should be destroyed. VIVIAW mATHIS, who was for a number of years the paramour of ViEaNL CG. AILLCR until he was killed, was inter- viewed(by agents) at Sioux Falls in December, 193%. Sne stated thet immediately aiter the Kansas City massacre in which an +BI Agent, three police officers, and convict FRAN; NASO were killed and for which massacre VERKE MILLLE was being sougnt, MILLAR nid out for a time et a place she referred to as LONGI# Z.ILLMAN'S place located about thirty- five miles fron Newark, New versey. She stated tnat wnile “wIlbLbod was niding out, other fugitives from justice were also there, It was determined that GkwiLlwAN wnile stopping at not oprings, Arkansas in repruary, 1933, telephonically con- tacted Vaexuhks C mILLah in kansas City tacted VenNe C. mILLan in Kansas City. WiotLlAs, and AL LILLIAN brotners,) in the early 1930's were operators in illegal liquor(treffic’ along the Jersey snore. AL LILLIAN wés murdered and shortly tnereaiter, wlLLIAd LILLIAN entered tne cigarette vending machine business in a company known as the Public Service Tobacco Company anc gained considerable success as tne largest operator of this type in the area. At the height oi his business, LILLIAN was severely veaten one night and shortly tnereafter the company was purcnased from LILLIAN, and 4wILLwaN gained control of tne Public Service Tobacco Company. The g ALL a JiRAY CATSNA, aammanty toa Iinrareans