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we NX 92-339 that ZWILLMAN admitted operating 1,100 cigarette vending machines, and also admitted that he was a former bootlegger, but declined to give further data regarding his money ale natters, feels thst there is little doubt but “D what ZWILL! erates a giant gambling establishment, io) and has his finger in union activities, In testimony before the Senate Crime Investigsting Committee in 1951, ZWILLMWAN admittedly had considersble investments in various companies, vhich will be set out after examination of income tax returns and other “ccunents is mde. Fron time to time, ZWILLMAN hes been said to control numerous concerns, though there is no documentary evidence to substantiate such claims, Attempts to docunent such information are being meade. F, PLACES OF AMUSEMENT AND HANGOUTS FREQUEIITED In the prohibition era, ZWILLMAN reportedly had his own club, which was known as tha Third Yard Political Club, located at Waverly and Avon Streets, in Newark, This club has not been in existence for many years. Also during the prohibdition era, CYVILLMAN, by: his own admission, frequented the Victoria Kotel, in New York City, from which location ne handled much of his bootlegging. In the 1930's, ZWILLMAN frequented the Arlington Hotel, in Hot Springs, Arkansas, Also during the prohibition era, ZWILLMAN maintained a suite of rooms, by his own admission, at the Riviera Hotel, Clinton Avenue, Newark, N. J, This hotel has not been used by ZWILLLMAN for some time and is presently a location owned and operated by Father DEVINE, ZW visits Las Vegas. Neyada, on occzsion., biD =- §1 « I ee eet pret me me mam amen am nn one mae etme eT me ma ORS gf