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Confidential Surveillance Transmitter — Part 4
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. I& should be noted that in Federal Court in 1950, -:
in @ trial involving the income tax vielation of a prohibition
associate, ZWILLMAN's attorney admitted that "three. SILVERMAN
brothers” had been "fronts" for ZWILLMAR in a post prohibition
liquor fir.
BERNARD "roors*/anoR
SHOR is a well know New York r
bib
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pre
wD ? . emstently seen in the compeny
“* On January 11, 1958, Agents of the Federal Bureau ef
Investigation observed an individual driving a black Dodge,
bearing New Jersey license plate Wi3Md, piek up an elderly man
at the ZWILLMAN residence and proseed te Cornwall, New York.
Subssquent Investigation determined that this vehicle was —
registered to the Fire Department ef the City of Newark
and assigned to ARTHUR J. MOORE, Superintendent _ef the Newark
Fire Alarm Systen.
20, 2 RE was interviewed by .
c SAS end in his effice at
bl Newark wit. ORE advised 4 been @ friend ef
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