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2522-559 Ge oc During the Senate Investigating Cemmittee hearing {KEFAUVER Committes) during 1953, ZWILLMAN testified that "a man named Weber" was one of of those who vere trustees for him in land holdings. Before the Larner Probe, ZWILLMAN acknowladged that LESLIE NM. WEBER was the same individual as he referred to before the KEFAUVER Committee, but added that he — had erred before the Senate Committees because of a confliction between the terms, trustee and borrower. ZWILLMAN insisted that he actually had no financial interest in the Jersey City transaction. The Ioan was made by ZWILLMAN in October, 1949, ZWILLMAN giving WEBER a check for $20,000 and receiving notes in return. ZWILLMAN related that WEBER paid b beck $12,500 in sixty days and that he, ZWILLMAR, at 411 held theese notes for the remaining amount of the that time e hese notes for the remaining loan. ‘ oe CONNECTION WITH FORMER GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY, BARViss NVEF SAN In 1954, former Governor HAROLD HOFFMAN died of a heart attack following his suspension as Director of ioe LE Security Division in the State of New Jerser. uD! that he had been maintaining ities of ABMEP EWILIMAN for sata “Hine rPehWwsse Wk FERRIES SAR BGA SOS CUES | Pee tant with b¢hea saatia related that through a confidential source, he had learned that ZWILLMAN was said to have paid the entire bill for the funeral expenses for former Governor HOFFMAN. cg WJ 4 ° 5 OR o “0 g Ce ee oo er rr