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NY 94-419 sub 10 until the ballot scandal in Newark in November, 1939, when tne mob left. In April, 1934, ZWILLmaN ana BUGSY SIsGhL were in nollywoua, California, and apparently, LONGY nad several close personal frienas among tne officials of tne fox Stucio, It wes also reported at tnis time tnat ZwlLLnAN was 6n intinate friend of JKAN HARLOW and that SIbGEL and ZwILLwan hed veiy ample financial resources. Tne theory nas deen advanced tnat the top sobsters in the country, including LUCIANO, COSTELLC, BUCHALTEH, SnAFI20, ZwILLwAN, anc SInGkL, were apprehensive about the return of DTCi SCnULIZ to the New York area, inasmuch as they had assumed manegement of SCsULTZ' gang. It has been Suggested that several of the above mobsters did a favor for certain Kansas City, silssouri, gangsters and had MICHABL JAvcS LACKAPHA killed and tnat gunmen wno were brougnt to New York to dispose of SC:ilL1Z and nis mob were furnisned by the Keanses City unaerworla, partially to repay ZWILLMAN etal for having taken care of LACaPaA. In the early 193C's, Za TLLAN (maintained a resi- dence at 127 Goodwyn avenue, Newark, and)visited not Springs, Arkansas, on severel occasions with BUCHALTER, BoNuaéutl KUILOw, ana otner known noodlums. As ot November 6, 1935, it was reportea that éwliuuwAN hed en office suite at 1060 Broad Street, Newark, and tnat ne, togetner witn BUCnALTER and SrAPIRO, were said to nave been arrested in & matter concerning the Garfield bxpress Company, Incorporated, 272 Oak Street, Passaic, New Jersey. In connection witn his liquor activities, ZWILLMAN became associatea witn members of tne HbINFELD family, and he reportedly began hauling liquor into Atlantic highlands, New Jersey, with JOSEPH and SAUL HELINFELD. This was reportedly ZwWILLmuAN'S first big enterprise, and snortly theresfter, JOSLPH STACHER, with alias Doc Rosen, reportedly became a fifty per cent partner with ZWILLMAN. At no time did ZWILLMAN and nis organization apparently have any trouble witn liquor authorities. ZWILLMAN and this group accumu- lated great wealth from this enterprise and from their oF tapas s in distiljAng raw alcohol with @ group consisting of A UTKIN, PAHIL/KULL, a former Newark police sergeant, and 0 sO ik RAN, . ca