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ne a eee u C) cays when each cf the groups as previcusly stated above had cpevated from varicus hotels in the city of New York and probably the leader cf each group was considered a member of the "Sig Six." In May, 1952 it had been reported that a group of ZWILLMAN's mob had gone to N.Y.C,. wlth $100,000,00 in cash fer the purpose of securing the LINDBERGH baby who had been kidnapped. ZWILLMAN steted that he had encountered considerable difficulty in moving his liquor trucks in New York and New Jersey 428 & result of the kidaapping of the LINDBERGH baby in that the police 2very- wiuere were stopping ali trucks belonging to various gzcups in en attempt te Locate the baby. There was such tremaadours pressure by 211 thet ZWILLMAN voluntarily offered $50,600,00 to any person who would aid and assist in locating the LINOBERGH baby, He stated that immediately after making this offer, AL SILVERS came to him and advised that a group cf individuats at the Victoria Hotel in N.Y.C. were in possessicn ofinformaticn as to the locaticn of the LINDBERGH baby, ard requested that $50,000.00 in <<sh ba put up before anything was done. ZWIULMAN then stated that he and a group of his asscciates preceeded to the Victoria Hotel, but they found that it was just a "muscle mob" who was attempting to shake down ZUILLMAN's group for a sum of mouey, ZWILLMAN stated it was obvious that this group had no information whatsoever concerning the LINDBERGH baby. He added that he would have reised $100,000.CCG if necessary and that this money scculd have eseiiy been raised from the various groups who were operating Liquor trucks in the various states, He said that this amount would have been worth it compared with the raturns they were getting from their activities. 2) Racket Activities bID Fe ere nee gg I ee RM me OR a ng GE ne a DE NE egy RRR Re me ee x, rad