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were dismissed when the complaints were withdrawn. fortyeone quéstions put to him by the Senate Committee,’ EK 920359 DETAILSs ae Seis o - . Yooee Le . “ ete - - . oe mo - is : , # . a tat “ ; a se eal ® 7 ~ a “ * “he subject resides at 50 Beverly Road, West © - Orange, New Jeraey, vith his wife, the former MARY DE GROOT .** =. - MENDELS STRINBACH, his stepson, JOHN STEINBACH, and his ©". daughter, LYNN ZWILLMAN, The subjeet's father-inelaw, RUGENE MENDELS, resides with thems : _ ae a The records of the Bureau of Vital Statistica, City of Newark, refleet that the subjest was borm em % .. .” July 27, 1905 at Newark, New Jersey, the sesond of six . fo children, ‘The subjest*s parents are shown as RUBIN and - ANNA SLAVINSKY who were both born in Russise The subject was arrested six times between 1926 and 1926, charged with atroeious assaelt and battery and disorderly conduct. In 1930 @ 1931 the subject served eix months eon one of the above eounta, All other sounts . —-. . - Before a Senate Comaittes investigating erine, | ominens - . the sudjeet, in 1950, admitted having beea a pr t bootlegger during Prohibition, Tes ny before this -: Committee indicated that the s ub jeet’s bootlegging scubine a2 2 _ = 2 Bwana AAR ARMA AM 14.22 bee — ame ——_ ~ did an estimated §50,000,000,00 business Guring Prehibiticas UeSe vs. Rutkin in 1950, SAM KESSLER, a Newark = ? Lawyer, testified that in 1943 he represented the subjeet ~ |: in part of the dissolution ef a liquor eoncern that had =: deen an outgrowth ef the Prohibition bootlegging operations <. This eoncera, Browne Vintners, Ine., was sold to Distillers ©: Seagrams Limited, for approximately $7,500 ,000,00, * geek a beat! J wy Collier's Magazine on August 25, and September 1, 1951 ye ca contained articles concerning the subject, which state@ =~” smong other things that “Longie Zwillman ranks with Frank Costelle as one of the richest and most powerful figures to come out of the mobSecoes (Zwillman's) influenee has -2Z2*