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70 a... clsiming that unless such b service was discontinued they would be feced with strikes on the part of yr their clerical emplceyees. A confidential informant, whose reliability is unlmoxn, advised the following: "The notorious boss of the HAGUE underworld is ABP "LCNGY" ZWILLMAN, ZILLIMAN is known as the boss of the slot machine, policy numbers, bookmaking and horseracing rackets, His official job is President of Public Service Automatic Vending Machine Company which has a monopoly for installing these machines in FAGUF territory." The informant also related that in 1940, the Brewster Aireraft Company was said to hold a lease at the Newark Airport with the understanding that those recommended by Mayor FPANK HAQUE cf Jersey City; City Cormissioner MEYER ELLENSTII™ of Newark; and AENS” ZWILLM/N be given employment, The informant also stated that when the Brewster Aircraft plant opened, ZWILLMAN shared control of the union, Brewster local 765, A confidential informant, of known reliability, reported that TILLMLY was instrumental financially in the formation of the Vine and Iiquer Selesmen of New Jersey, Local 19, Newark, New Jersey and is reported to control this union, A confidential informant, of known reliability, advised that one PCULE” MAIN, who eleimed to be a "Labor Relations Men" offered the services of ZILIMAN in settline e prolonged strike at the Continental Paper Company, Ridpe*ield Park, New Jersey. It was alleged that ZVIILMAN could guarentee as many years of labor peace as the company could pay for. The informant reported that MAN’ allered ZILLMAN owned or ccntrolled a Hartford Insurance Company and sever-l brokerage insurance firms, A legal payoff could be arranged by having the struck company's pensicn insurance transferred to one of ZVITLMAN’s insurance comnenies, The ijentity and reliability of HOWARD MANN is unknown, IDENTIFICATION RECCED WIIDUN is the subject of FBI Identification No, 346333. His record is as follows: June 7, 1950 13