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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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bic as WX 92-389 wife is listed as a partner in the firs. General Truck Sales Corporation 570 Belmont Avenue Nowatk, New Jerge Subject continues to be observed regularly at this firm whieh is a General Motors truck dealership handling gales gnd service ef trucks. On March 10, 1956, GEIR. : ovneret Motors Truck and Coach Division, Pontiac, ohigen, advised Sa that his files reflected that the following individuals were officers of the General Truck Sales Company® SAMUEL I. OCHASLOW Preaident and freasurer A. J. HABIG Secretary — HERMAN COHEM I. GEORGE GOLDSTEIN MOLLY GOLDSTEIN ; SED.:::..2 that during the KEPAUVER investigations an 1950 or 19 TILLMAN 'gs interest in thie firm had been . At that time, CHASLOW, in response to a letter from General Motors, stated that ABNER ZWILLMAN was not a @irestor or officer ef that company and that while he possessed atook in the corporation, r individuals were in the proc of ‘acquiring that stock tile reflected that a local Pak entative had determine + CHASLOW and COHEN vere process of paying ZWILLMAN $75,000 for hia stock in General Track Sales. ZWILLMAN has testified before the KEFAUVER committee that I. GEORGE GOLDSTEIN has handled accounting work for him since shortly after proh‘bition days. HERMAN COHEN is @ elosé associate of the aubjeat as shown under & Asscoiates® above. -&- .
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