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available as to whether ZWILLMAN will be retried on his alleged income tax evasion. ASSOCIATES ZWILLMAN is said to be and have been associated with and in contact with leading racketeers in this area and throughout the country. The following are some of the better known ones, both living and dead: LOUIS BUCHALTER, with alias Lepke; JACOB SHAPIRO, wich alias Gurrah; MORRIS KLEINMAN; BENJAMIN SIEGEL, with alias Bugsy; JOSEPH STACHER, with alias Doc Rosen; MICHAEL COPPOLA, with alias Trigger Mike; GERARDO CATENA, with alias Jerry; ANGELO DE CARLO, with alias Gyp; NICK DELMORE; BEN KUTLOW, with alias Tom and Cuddy; WILLIE MORETTI, with alias Willie Moore; MEYER LANSKY, with alias Bugs Meyer; FRANK ORSATTI; LOUIS STROMBERG, with alias Dutch Goldberg; HYMAN STROMBERG; NICK ROSEN; WILLIAM WEISMAN; MO WOLENSKY, with alias Dimples; MORRIS WOLEN, MORRIS DALITZ, with alias Moe Davis; FRANK COSTELLO; FRANK ERICKSON; JOSEPH DOTO, with alias Joe Adonis; RUGGIERO BOJARDO, with alias Ritchie; MICHAEL LASCARI, VINCENT ALO, with alias Jimmy Blue Eyes; ARTHUR P. FLEGENHEIMER, with alias Dutch Schultz; SAMUEL KATZ, with alias Sue Katz. In February of 1947 it was reported that one "JERRY" was in charge of all the rackets in the Newark area for ZWILLMAN. ZWILLMAN has been alleged to have represented FRANK ERICKSON, a New York racketeer, in Newark. It waa alleged in the spring of 1945 that JACK FRIEDLANDER, formerly of Newark, was ZWILLMAN's front man in the Miami gambling picture. JAMES J. SAVERESE, the operator of the S. and S. Novelty Company of Miami Beach, Florida, which concern handled pinball machines, was also an associate of ZWILLMAN's. Conflicting information was received approximately the same time in 1945 that FRIEDLANDER had severed his connec- tions with ZWILLMAN, FRANK COSTELLO, FRANK BRICKSON, JOE ADONIS, NICK DELMORE, VINCENT ALO, and ZWILLMAN and others were alleged to be associated in gambling matters in the Miami area in 1949. =-20-