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Mo 60-122 FURDRESS “ENDPPSIT wigs interviewed at his ofrice and stated ti.-t he was separated iron his wife in November, 1932, at which time he le-i. their home and moved to the California Club. He was shown the photograrn. usually dis;:ayed in this case, and could recognize none of them, and statac that he >:uld not imagine what connection a telephone call from an irdivriqual naree LONG in Hot Springs could have with him. However, wher it was aen- ticned that ZWILLMAN was known to be a friend of JEAN HARLOW, TIPPETT ad- vised that he and his wife had been very good friends of hers, and that he hao secured JEAN HARLOW'S divorce from HAROLD ROSSON. He said that JAN HARLOW had visited at his home very often, and particularly after he left his home, JEAN had stayed with his wife on several occasions. It would, therefore, appear that proudly the call to TRIPPETT'S residence by LONG was for JEAN HARLOW; and it is recalled by the writer that the file in this case indicates that during the time LONG was in Hot Springs at the Arlington Hotel, he sent a telegram to MARINO BELLO, stepfather of JEAN HARLOW, saying that he would call their home. LEAD NO. 134 MOE DAVIS, Cleveland gambler, believed known to BUCHALTER, while in Tucson, Arizona, on March 27, 1937, and April 6, 1937, called CRestview 11638, but on both occasions, talked to Woodbury 62074. Through appropriate contacts it was ascertained that CRest- view No. 11638 had formerly been assigned to MRS..E. SIEGEL, wife of BEN SIEGEL, and had been discontinued on December 15, 1936. Shortly after this time the number WOodbury 62074 was assigned to the SIEGEL residence. It is thus evident that MOE DAVIS called BEN SIEGEL on the above-mentioned dates. LEAD NO. 125 FRIEDA ZUCK's sister, RHEA, married IMMANUEL BUCHALTER, brother of the Subject. She has previously been int lewed, but the report of . Special con ly dated at Now York 5 7 ce City, April 14, 1939, requested that she be reinterviewed as she might have further infor- mation. FRIEDA ZUCK was found to be still employed at the 20th Century Fox Studios in the Script Department, where she can be reached on Extension 1118. She was interviewed on July 28, 1939, at the studio, and said that