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Abraham Zwiliman "Longie™ Zwillman's place loceted about thirty-five miles fron Novark, How Jersoy. She stated that while Miller was hiding out, other fugitives from justice were also there, It was determined that Zwillman while stopping at Hot Springs, Ariansae, in February, 1933, telephonieally contacted Verne C. Miller in Kansas City. In 1939, Dixle Davis edvised that shortly after the repeal of prohibition, Zwillman lest a load of alcehol when confiscated by Internal Revenue agents. Zwillman's attorney brought suit in United States District Court, New Jersey, for damsges. The sult was defeseted and an sppeal wag taken to the Third Circnit Court of Appeals in Philedelphie. At that time, an allegation was made thet Zwillman hed meade & direct approsch te J. Mercer Davis, brother of Judge Davis, to whom a substantial amount of money was peid fer the Circuit Court of Appeals reversal. The case was sctually reversed in this court end a large fee was awarded to Zwillman. On eppeal, the Supreme Court reversed the Circuit Court decision. In 1939, Zwillman reportedly hed an interest in the Heavens Gembling Casino, Havans, Cubs, as well as the Havana Recetrack. It was also reported that the Union County Mite wwe Ue tee Anemos ere Pia eal be FT ee es ee ee ee In 1939, an informant advised that Suzie Donner, a Hollywood extra, was a friend of Zwillman, as woll as "Bugsy" Siegel and Meyer Lansky. In 1917, Alice Irene Sheppard, was identified es being closely associated with Zwillman. In 1939, Geneva Steppe, Miami, Florida, was identified as @ girlfriend of Zwillman. A cenfidential informant, whose reliability is uninown, related that in 190 the Brewster Aircraft Company was said to hold eo lease at the Newark Airport with the understending that those recommended by Mayor Prank Hague of Jersey City; City Commissioner Meyer Ellenstein of Newark; and Abner Zwillman be given employment. The informant elso atated that when the Brewater Aircraft plent opened, Zwillam sheared control of the Union, Brewster Locel 365. -7-