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Meno, for the Director eRe Bovenber 30, 193¢ Zwillean edvised that he wished to be freak and honest fin his opinion and said that if be had known uhere ter was, he would not surrender nin, aot because of the fect the Government ms Looking for hin, but because of toe ;resent anticipated murder charge being planned ty Dewsy in connection with the Suyder murder case, ia which case Wolfie Goldis, whom he hes never met, is charging that Subject Buchalter instructed him to kill Snyder. Zwillean also went on to relate that he had received information thet a certain group in Yow York were prosently et- teupting to obtain infornation from the office of Thones 5, Deway as to whether or not Devey was plunning this surder prosecution against subject for the rurpose of build up bie gubermtorial rece, in which he wes recontly dofeuted. stoted that this recent defeat of Desay for governor will expedite, to a great extent, the surrender of Louis Buchalter to the FBI. Zwillman intimated tiat when such time comes, which he hopes will be very oon because of the tremendous "heat" put on the different groups and friends of Buchelter, the Kew Tork or Newars Field Divisions aight receive, anonymously, information as to Buchslter's whereabouts. Zwillaan was then advised that the Bureau desired to a: prehend Buchalter, this being the sole ;urpose of this investigation, and he stated that there wes such a thing as Buchalter’s surrendering in ea wanner satisfactory to the Fal. He aleo stated that Buchalter would think very little of Going penitentiary sentence given him by the Governmant, but would not serve one day for « sentece which might be given his ty Dewey and which might be the result of « "frase-up." Zwillaan wished definitely to stete, end it is known among el) persons familiar with this case, that Buchalter is not being « fugitive from the Government, but is surely evading st this tine any "Srame-up" charges by Deway. Respectfully, &. A. Tom