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ee fo" % — where he obtained this sunburn, whereupon LEW replied . that he always flew to Florida every week end. This was the extent cf the conversation between LEW and and wes very uneasy about such mysterious Ww of iness. About four weeks later, the General Marrger of the Kermouth Manufacturing Company, who is also the e t or Vice President of that company, came to office in Philadelphia, He expressed an interest n uel pump for a diesel 2 f which is assigned to loaned a drzwing of that pump to @ represent Kernouth Manufacturing Company, Negotiations fell through, and iater@mmmmmpwrote to the General Manager of Kermouth | Manutactustieeemtbany asking for return of the drawing. He received a repiy from Kermouth that the drawing had not been received, bic GHP scortaines that Kermouth Wanufacturig Company, in Detroit, is a subsidiary of the Berium Steel. b1D Company, 20 Wall Street, New York, and that Berium Steel Company is wholly controlled by Republic Industries, Tr ~~ wal ne 20 Wali Street, New York; also, that Republic Indusiries ent company for many other subsidiaries. Recently, del: noticed in the newspspers that various supsidiaries of Republic Industries have received heavy loans from the R,F,.C, ms He has elso learned that it is common knowledge on Wall Street that J, A, SISTA, President of Republic Industries, is an unsavory character and Bae been involved ae 294 Ot wee ee det aed nee ahoarnewacd £h-z+ ih illicit business manipulations. bserved thst ZWILLMAN gave orders to a ropresentative oF the AFL and, therefor ust have some control in that union in Newark. Also observed that ZVWILLMAN gave orders to the Presiden Republic Industries and, therefore, must be &@ powerful figure. He gathered the impression that A, G, LEW, of the AFL, is a henchman of ZWILLMAN. had noted in a local newspaper an article which eet forth the resuits of the questioning by the _ Kefauver Committee of ABNER ZWILLMAN, in which it was stated » 50 ~ a ee gpa mR en ce AT ag REI epee GRR ee ne mn mre a oT gp Re Se me