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“ atta Abrehanm Zwillean , Im addition te Zwillman's reported interest in the firms leased under the neme of Joseph H. Reinfeld, Incorporated, including distributers of Seagrans White Horse Whiskey, Zwillman was also reportedly ea controller of the United States Yeaet Commany and the Rea Distillers, Incerperated, States feast Company Neo Distiilers; atec, in 1938. The J. & J. Liquor Distributors, Kowark, “were : also allegedly s Zwillmsn operation. . In August of 1938, it was alleged that Zwiliman had interests in the following: Tavern Restaurent, Newark, Now Jersey, Blue Diamond, Marr-Kegtap Company, J. & J. Distributors Company, Newerk, New Jersey, Joseph Reinfeld Company, Blue Mirror Night Club, Newark, New Jersey, Public Sarviea Tobaceo Company, Hillside, New Jersey, Weston & Company, Browne-Vintner Company , "Incerporated, Ster Bowling and Billiard Academy, Borok's Purnitare Company, Poth's Distributing Company, Gelsvorthy Wine and Liquors, United Brewing Company, Newark, How Jersey, and the United States Yeast Company. It is believed the United States Yeast Company is - mo longer in existence, however, in 1935 or 1936, Joel Reed, Attorney of the New Sngland Yeaat Company, the orgenizetion ont of which the United States Yeast Company waa formed, advised thet Zwillman held a $2, 000 mortgage on the property of the United States Yeast Company. Any further holdings in this company by Zwillman were not indicated. By memorandum dated October 5, 198, to Mr. Peyton Ford, the Assistant te the Attorney Generel, captioned "abner Zwillman, alias Gongy!Zwillean, Income Tax Evasion,” this Bureau advised that Zwillman's nese sppears in the case entitled "United States Yeast Corporation; Interference by Violence with Interstate Commerce," and "Pur Dressing Investigation; Louis Buchalter, with allases, Antitrasts Marboring; Conspiracy.” Vivian Mathis, who was for a number of years the paramour of Verne C, Miller until he was killed, was inter- viewed at Sioux Falls in December, 1938. She stated that dumodistely after the Kansas City massacre in which an PBI.’ Agent, three police offi » end convict Prenk Nash were killed and for which massecre Verne Miller wes being sought, Miller hid out for s tise st a place she referred to aa ~6-<