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b/P WY 94-419 Sub 10 By 1945, it wes reported through the underworld that ZWILLMsN could deliver necessary tax stamps fur "not" cli -arettes, Durinzs tne war years, it was reported that sorte Devos koa ae wie WES we Sy wo dO, pr é2yiLLMAN was not seen often in the Miami, Florida, area, but tnet nis front man, JACK FARIBRLLANDAR, was very active in the miami ganbling picture. In adaition, JA‘ibS J. / orice” operstor of the S & S Novelty Company, Miami Beacn, f lorida, was an associate of ZWILLMAN, according to an official of the «lami Beacn Police Lenartment. In further substantiation of ZwILLAn'S miami interests, BuDIb ROsENeLOO., member of the wiesi Seecr book aking ana gambling syncicete, édvisea tnat when FRILOLANGer first cane to riiami, he formed 4 partnership with rrxibuLAhloerR and they operated several books ét miami Besen. AOSLNSLUG: stated tnet when he found out tnét raitbubsar ULAR actually represented ZwiLlLmaN'sS money, ne aissolved the partnersnip. it wes reported in December, 19ky, that HARRY B. CiueKk was @ close assocjate of LOMGY GWILLMAN at newark, and tnat Cnvvuh was a weputy Snerill. An informant aavised tnat ewILlAN in 1945 had a suostantial piece of the Glub Greenacres, a well known sanbling resort locatea near miami. Further inforsation was receéivea that 2willuman, wiLLit wOwblll, JOB ADUNIS, PRANK COs>ibi.LO and otners made the actual decisions as to whjen bookmakers could operate in tne miami area, in this connec- tion, it was reported trat mectings were held at tne Sherry fProntenac in an effort to arrive at some means to straiagnten out tne coniused gambling situation in miant.