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Abraham Zvillmean In 1950, en informant advised that Zwilimen had an interest In the following companies: The Hudson and Manhatten Railroed; The Worthington Pump Compeny, Harrison, New Jorsey; ond the Beyer & Beyer Steel Company. In May, 1950, the Cassblenca Club, 1011 Broad Street, Newark, was raided fer handling heroin. Thirty~one Federal indictments were hended down prior te the raid. It haa boon alleged that Zwillman at one time may have had an interest in this club and that it sllegedly was opened on Zwillments money, but that George Haberman, ea former chauffeur for Zwillman, was the sole owner at the time ef the raid. On Wen a meetin g in the Robert Treat Hotel, Newark, on March 10, 1950, which meeting was attended by Joseph Reinfeld, Joe ab) Adonis, Wiggy" Rutkin, Vito Genovese, Charles Binaggio, since GC: murdered in Kansas City, Willie Moretti, since murdered in Cliffside Park, New Jersey, and Zwiliman, for the purpose of saving Rutkin from an indictment for violation of the income tex law. The informant stated it concerned specifically the dispute between Rutkin and a liquor company. Since this information was received, Rutkin has been tried end feund guilty. Phe case ectuselly had to do with en slleged extortion of money from Joseph Reinfeld by Rutkin, corporat eld of internal cesbustion engines. whereby he wight grant some patent 14 LC te A. & Lew in the Pall of 1948 or 199. proceeded by automobile to Nowark, and dur é b?V moted that Lew wore a gun under his coat. They stoppe a " Building which had the windows blacked out, bat upon entering observed a switchboard with twelve trunk lines and two telephone -~ ji -