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Confidential Surveillance Transmitter — Part 4

68 pages · May 23, 2026 · Broad topic: Intelligence Operations · Topic: Confidential Surveillance Transmitter · 68 pages OCR'd
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x BIS wID NE 92-389 ZMILLMAN for many yoars and that he at the present time is especially friendly with ZITLLMAN's father-in-law, EUGENE NEBDELS. He stated that he visits the ZWILLMAN residence at least weekly mainly to visit MENDELS. MOORE stated that om January 11, 1958, MENDELS had accompanied him to Cornvall, New York where hey visited a former monber of the Newark Fire Department. MOORE stated that he has read newspaper aceounts eonvserning ZWILLMAN but that he does not believe them, and Considers MR. ZWILLMAN to be a highly successful businessman and nothing more. MOORE stated that he felt a strong loyalty to ZWILLMAN and would do nothing to harm him and that he would not assist in any investigation oocerning ZWILLMAN, . MOORE, in speaking of MENDELS, stated that he was 83 years old put was in wonderful physical condition for a man of his age and took a daily long walk regardless of the weather. It should be noted that during ZWILLMAN's income tax trial, testimony of MEFDELS was obtained by deposition due co the allegation that he was in poor physical condition. a. BUSINESS ACTIVITY “Public Service Tobacco Company 146 North Broad Street Hiliside, New Jersey Subject ond his stepson, JOHN STEINBACH, eontinue to be observed eral times a week at this firm, which operat: a@ cigarettes vending machine business. The subject %g
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