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1 - Mr. Rosen 1 - . Frohbose _ 1 - nn i < Assistant Attorney General January 26, 1959 Malcolm Ande ip a ere / a «:: advised the FBI had received information ree, whose identity cannot be disclosed, - that Abrer "Longie" Zwillmwan, a well-known hoodlum, had Lic gyrranged for bribing two jurors during his 1956 income tax evasion trial whieh ended in a bung jury. mse 1 RS that investigation should be eonducted in @ matter with both Bribery and Obstruction of Justiee statutes in mind and the U. 8S. Attorney in 4 Newark, New Jersey, should be informed of the matter. He \ also suggested that prior to instituting investigation, \. the Tax Division be consulted to see if any reason existed why the investigation should not proceed. This information was telephonically furnished to NN f the Tax Dhvision, who advised he saw no reason why immediate investigation should not be undertaken. Gur investigation in the matter is now going forward. You will be furnished copies of reports reflect- = — ing the resulta of our inguiries. a ws J roe = , 1 - Assistant Attorney General \/ t Charles K. Rice ca 2 - Newark fk (PERSONAL ATTENTION) j f 4S fe NK NOTE: Re’ Newark airtel 1/22/59 captioned abnor Zwillman, 4 a., AR," You are instructed to conduct thorough and oon- Tolaon — prehensive investigation into this matter and surep by 2/9/59 ee reflecting completion thereof. Bureau must be kept advised of — er a a —o— on oe 9 Ec R rrigey’ developments . | [ ——_. tone _ ace a) MARED oO) 7 Trotter U i C \ ’ : tee a>. W.C. Sullivan _ — _ i . ” ‘ {: 7 =, Tele. Room _. ” | ' bul? Holloman ___. Amand. pee me Oe ee eet TI 6 OSs Tor