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NK 94-417 WID: JMP MID 0202-10-10 introduced =. one A. G. LEW, ecretary, American Federation of xr Department store uncil of New Jersey, 45 rd Place, Newark, New Jersey. understood that brother-in-law had rable business partment stores in his window cleaning business, and in that become acquainted with A. G. LEW, The introduction of LEW occurred at the Pennsylvania Railroad Station in Ne » New Jersey, in the fall of either 1948 or 1949. After the introduction A. G. LEW did not say a word but merely opened the door the large Buick automobile in which he was sitting. tered the automobile and observ - G. LEW wr der his coat, LEW then drove through various sections of Newark and then a short distance out a main highway and stopped in front of a small brick building, which building was about 40 feet long and 15 or 20 feet wide. The building was apparently an old store building and it stood alone beside eng the highway. The windows in the front of the store building wis had been blacked out. Upon entering the building, observed a switchboard with 12 trunk lines and 2 t operators who were constantly busy at the switchboard, Lounging about inside the building were a half-dozen rough looking characters. After waiting for one-half hour, not knowing whom he was to meet, ABNER ZWL drove a Cadillac automobile, and approached id ZWILLMAN that he was interested in g combustion engines and in granting patent licenses on a royalty basis. ZWILLMAN then telephoned J, A. SISTA, President of Republic Industries, 20 Wall Street, New York City, and said “I am sending a man down to see you." There was then a pause, after which ZWILLMAN said, "Well I don't care, I'm sending him dow anyway. Mr. LEW will drive him dow." LEW then drove ack to Newark, el to New York City, and 11 Street, where let J. A. SISTA, President of Republic Industries. telephonically contacted Kermouth Manufacturing Company in roit and alked to an official there. He then told hat eo cantie be ceatacted at a later date by eral er of Kermouth Manufacturing Company, A. G. LEW then rove Qa to the Newark Station. During the t driving (Pb: said nothing. [ay noticed that LEW was sun- » and in an attempt to draw him into conversation, asked him where he obtained this sun-burn, whereupon LEW replied that he always flew to Florida - 29 -