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on , f ! ° Office Memo, indum » UNITED 8$1..TES GOVERNMENT To DATE: October 5 , 1918 7 rt FROM g f ra SUBJECT: ra a E ir E PURPOSE " To advise you of the Department's request for information from the Bureau's files concerning the captioned individuals and to recommend that inasmuch as such information is to be furnished by the Department to the Bureau of Internal Revenue, that no Crime Survey information concerning the subjects, but only such information relative to them which has been ascertained through investigation, be furnished to the Department, DETAILS Mr. Peyton Ford, The Assistant to the Attorney General, has requested pursuant to order number 344, supplement number 4, dated July 6, 1947, tnat the files of this Bureau concerning Abner Zwillman, alias Longy ) Zwillman, be sent to his office in order that he may make them available to — representatives of the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Order number 3464, RoS supplement number 4, is a Departmental order dated July 8, 1947, which 2 Se provides in effect that no information obtained from the Federal Bureau of o “XN Investigation shall be furnished to sources outside the Department unless ON clearance is first obtained through the Attorney General. Pa N Mr. Alexander M. Campbell, Assistant Attorney General, Criminal ested Information fromthis Bureau's files “Gonéerning one Mr. Campbell has not specified the reason for this request bu’ fumed to have been made on behalf of the Bureau of Internal L Revenue, inasmuch as that Bureau has recently made several inquiries of the . Newark office of this Bureau concerning and Mr. Campbell in his request refers to information submitted to thesBureau concerning this person by the Newark office. A review of the Bureau files discloses that neither Zwillman nor has been the subject of an investigation conducted by this Bureau. Iti ._ noted, however, that 2willman is prominently mentioned in the case entitled, United States Yeast Corporation; Interference by Violence with Interstate ‘Commerce and in the case entitled, Fur Dressing Investigation; Louis Buchalter, with aliases; Antitrust; Harboring; Conspiracy. In both matters reports have been made available to the Department. There are approximately 600 additional references in the files concerning Zwillman about whom voluminous information hag been accumulated int stion n with the Crima Survey Proj opram. It will be recalled that Zwillman is one of the mst prominent underworld characters in the country and has been engaged in racketeering and criminal activities gs New Jersey for many years. ‘2. 1): 627. 34085 - A] . y Vf JGL:mep 4 ay"? 1943,