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Mr. William P. Rogers . , Deputy Attorney Generel ~ October 3, 1956 " pavonied "BBY Tes BP MER "“LOWGIE” ZWILLMAN MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING Attached fs a copy of a blank memorandum prepared ar Newark, Mew Jersey, Office under date ef September 25, by o 1356, together with a Photostat of the anonymous commmication referred to therein. In view of the general nature ef the allegations wade by the writer of the anonymous communication, mo action in this mtter 4s contemplated by the Pederal Bureau of Investigation in the absence of a specific request from the Department. Copies ef this memorandum, as well as tvo copies of each ef the enclosures, are being furnished to Assistant Attorney General Warren Olney III im the event it shouts be desired that this mtter be referred to the Internal Revenue “ S a Service. rsa 33g € = whys OCT + - 4955 uy SOF , 53 COMM=FBI ~™ Gwe - 2S oS & fs ect 2 Assistant Attorney Genemal S ~~ ¢£ Warren Olney III (with ¢ 8 2) WJH:DC pt” (6) NOTE: Anonymous letter to Newark Office asks why "Longie” Zwillman, notorious New Jersey, hoodlum was set free, It is indicated fhAtipresent and formar U. S. Marshal, former Clerk of Court and Fe; ene} ‘Sedge Alfred E, Moderelli may have been guests of 2yh2} nell summer at a swim club in Union, New Jersey, U. S. Marshal’Idty indjcated as possibly having : told Zwillman about jury pte being a friend of a partner _, . ao ry of Zwillman, to have told’ Liman. att udge Reynier +) 5 2 eo, - Ly 7? Wortendyke ‘could be handled” and te ya ‘otten money sé’ > ~ ‘olson —_ Zwillman would not be & Btn, oor - y Zwillmn was tried on income yx rges before Judge '"* ‘ Wortendyke at Newark in ‘bar ee ‘But case was dismissed when jury failed to agree, Tele. Roos NEw ITEM f LW v Sips Boardm Holloman “= 87 OCTA 2 1956