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( Seeregeee ( () a . oo . Tolson ——- | Date: 9/13/56 ue Nichols —_—- Mr. Boariman— AIRTEL | ;,, Mr. Belmont—— Mr. Mes n——— Mir, Mght———# BAA) Pah eons, 4 ‘ Transmit the following message via (Priority or Method of Mailing) FROM: , NEWARK (94-417) yy VV Me. 1. | — TO: rector, FBI we 4 Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room——— ! bh Mr. Holloman— ABNER "LONGIE WILLMAN Mise Gandy —_— INFORMATION CONCERNING ae net eee An anonymous communication postmarked at New York 7, . Nev York, September 10, 1956, addressed to Special Agent, F.B.I., t le kL . Pt _ 1. ha ate le Te, _ Hevark, Hew Jersey, Has been received by this office. Both the envelope and the letter itself are hand printed in pencil Letter reads as follows: “WHY WAS ZWILLMAN SET FREE? WAS MA JOBE, WM. BRADY, JUDGE TALLEN, | MODERELLI, & WILNER GUEST OF Z ALL SUMMER oa | | — | AT SWIM CLUB IN UNION? DID JOBE TELL Z ABOUT JURY VOTE I8 JOBE Z'S PARNTER TAUE ‘BOOKIE’ FRIEND DO THOSE NAMES ON LINE 2 KNOW Z DID Z HAVE 4 PEOPLE ON HIS JURY DID JOBE TELL Z JUDGE WORTENDIKE WAS A.A. & COULD BE HANDLED DID JOBE GET $ FROM Z COPY OF THIS TO WHITE HOUSE" | For the Bureau's information the writer of the letter C is probably referring to ABNER "LONGIE” ZWILLMAN, FBI #346333. In the early part of 1956, ZWILLMAN went to trial before Federal Judge REYNIER J. WORTENDYKE, JR., in U. S. District Court, Newark, on charges of evading income taxes in 1947 and 1948. The jury Pe oo oe | i =—_— ee aed eee ee ee, en eee Zailed to agree aod Was dismissed February 25, 1956. G@) - sureau bh = 360f 5.37 \ 1 - k (94-417 ovark ( > RECORDED-If erp OT pers ' s WEP : 370 ; : (4) [edo E-1IA .- - ~— \ . va _ ‘ e 7 Approved; Sent ——_—____ { ¥ Special Agent in Charge en M Per