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7 ant NK 92-389 qumm@® b7c Alcuno and Company Check #2712 Dated 9/14/44 In amount of $3,000 Payable to EUGENE E. MENDELS Endorsed by MENDELS Second Endorsed by ZWILLMAN, ~ ce: Alcuno and Company Check #2791 yen 3 wt 4 #3 Dated 10/4/44 ee In amount of $6,780.65 : Payable to EUGENE E. MENDELS oe: Endorsed by MENDELS poems Second Endersed by ZWILLMAN, gol Manufacturers Trust Company Check x Dated 3/15/43 ° ty Bre o- he In amount of $1,200 Payable to ZWILLMAN Made by MENDELS, roe ~ ws Manufacturers Trust Company Check Dated 2/13/43 In amount ef $170 Made by MENDELS Payable to ZWILLMAN. JULES ENDLER appeared before the United States Senate Investigating Committee (KEFAUVER Committee) on July 11, 1951. Be testified that ABNER "LONGIE" ZWILLMAN did not have an interest in the Film Automatic Company. Subsequently, he was indicted for perjury on the basis that this was a false statement, to which he pled not guilty. For several years prior to 1954, ENDLER was reported as suffering from high blood pressure and was under physician's care constantly including several hospitalizations. ENDLER was to be a key witness in the income tax evasion case of ZWILLMAN, A deposition was taken from ENDLER because of his health for use in the defense of ZWILLMAN. A Government deposition was being taken in answer to the deposition given ZWILLMAN, XENDLER was originally interviewed at Doctor's Hospital in New York City, but suddenly left the hospital without a complete Government statement having been taken. He was located and a subpoena was served on him at his bome calling for the 34 - Fm ene ae ire es ee mr wees - A ee eg gone et