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a @ ‘@ 62-4949 On July 5, 19353 «@ long distance call was made to Veniere bilt 3-5755, Hew York City, at 1:28 Polls 12 tation to atation ell. ‘ ‘ t on July 5, 1933 « long aistence call was node by Mre. . ¥. Allon to Columbus 5~4907, Wew York City, at 5:56 P.M. This cell me ® person to pereon eell, irs. Allen calling FP. Gottelib. . On July 5, 1935 Mra. Alien made a long diatance gall te Schuyler 4-4329, Hew York City, at 8:15 P.M., a stetion to etation call. This telephone is listed in the name of Max Zweibel, 115 Fest 66th ‘Street, New York City. . With reference to the bili of Mrs, 8 Buchalter ‘end irs, ’ Y. Allen, it is to be noted that a teiloring charge of $2.50 is reoorded thereon. A note reflecting that amount to have been paid to the Rome Teilore, the telephone number of which, together with the address, hea been previously set forth herein, It is to be further noted that on July 5, 1935 o hair dressing charge of $1.00 was recorded, said emount heaving been paid to the heir dresser at the Ritz Carlton. Inquiry made et this establiah- ment led to the identification of Mra. Allen by means of her photograph es being the person whom the hair dresser had catered to end ehose hair . a } ‘ : a i Little vefore 12 o'clock noon, August 7, 1955, it ; wae learned through the telephone surveillance at the Ritz Carlton Hotel thet Louis Buchalter end his party were checking out. Arrengemente haf been made for the hiring of two automobiles. At 12 o'clock noon Buchelter, his wife and son, Mrs. Vivien Allen, end thsman who hed been seen emong the group on the beach who wae not of Jewiah extraction, entered Buchal ter's Lincoln sedan, which had been brought to the hotel door. This car bore 1933 Hew York registration plates S=Ce7860. ‘fhe baggage of this party consiated of two large, canvas colored begs, brom in color, and two - aml] leather bage, ons black and one brown, which were tied on the trunk reck in the reer of the car. Two agents were driving e Packard sedan end another agent with ae chauffeur occupied a second Packeré seden. The subject car mes immediately trailed, followed by the two Gers et appropriate distances. his procedure was followed until all perties arrived in Lakewood, H.J, at approximately 1:20 P.M, et which time all of the partiea in the Buchaiter car atopped et either the Taylor Pharmacy or the Monterey Inn, located in the business district of Lakewood, NJ. The party stayed there for approximately twenty minutes and then proceeded on their way to New York City. The same procedure of surveillance was followed until the cara arrived at Elizabeth, N.Je, e § «