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NY 94-419 Sud 10 of wine and Spirits Distributors, Inc. members of this institute were tne Joseph Heinfela Company, tne J. « Jd. Distributing Co.: pany, ana tne Galsworthy Distributing Coupany, all wholesale liquor concerns. ‘Tne purpose of this institute was allegedly to control prices, to gain control of retail liquor business in New Jer EY, to eliminate other wnolesalers, and to loboy in New Jersey legisleture., sare In connegtion with the above interests on the part of ZwWiLu.AN in the liquor field (at the present time, a recent investigation _has)wisclosed that ZWILLMAN has personal assoriationgs th officials of the Sanerstein Insurance ed ee ed WL Se ee ee ee Ses RN ee Agency in Newark, which agency controls the entire welfare fund of the liquor énd distilling unions. This welfare fund is obtained by a percentage contribution of the gross wages of the entire inaustry,. On Jul called at tne office,- ei, one Zune received numerous threats over the telephone | and in person from members of a mob which he claimed he knew A was operated by ZhILLWiah. ‘ In may, 1950, the Casablanca Club, 101] Broad Boa Sf Street, Newark, was raided for handling heroin, Thirty-one he rederal indictments were nanded down prior to the raid. it nas been alleged that G2wILLMAn at one time may have had an interest in tnis club and that it alleyedly was opened on ZWILLHAN'S money, but that GLhUNGE HABhiiwAN, a tormer chauffeur for ZwIiLLiAN, was the sole owner at the time of the raid. A reliable informant advised that a block of stock of ewark, was purchased in HID the name o S actually owned by ZwILLMAN, jy 5 There is an allegation that a group of which ZWILLMAN tsa! / member had attempted to take over control of the bank. Sion cerning labor activities, it has been reported that GLORGE BROWNE, forwer President of the International Union of Theatrical and Stage Employees, and allegedly a former member of the Capone Gang, becane head of the aforementioned union as a result of his gang connections and that he was -lil-