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yore ; a 4 - of Hovember 6th end there made @ statement which wee teken down is: ae end approached him end when he esked how puch he wented for the -: nse a *- offer, He told Silverman that he sould not accept $400 for the > Binge : . . a who. : f whee “a 7?! ‘ . a mame see mm ge ee ee a ae a le a eed ge Mae eo te tee a “ 6a dss Lice} ioe ter’ ee a " Pegiatration of the ear ‘is identical with the. hondwri ting ef ‘Sli versas @ppearing on his fingerpriat record at ‘the tine he wes arrested 09 221% “May 15, 1952, (Incidentelly, et the tine of thie Bey, 1938 erres’ ee >". Silverman gave hie address as the Riviere Hotel, Nevark, B.74,° which " “et that time waa the headquarters of the Longle gang). ‘Klang mode thie positive identification in the presence of the two agents ent the two detectives. Kleng came to the Diviaion office on the morning “ibe. ‘sala that’ “the “panderibiag | Gloubech 08 the app! ie estion and enewer form..He said he _peced ved ‘the ear. in question . “from another desler on Coney Islend svonue on 8 consignment basis. EA “+ for sale for. $425,' He shid thet on Sundey, October e2nd, vetucen: $wo and three in the efternoon, he saw this individuel, | : - whom he knew as Gleubech, looking at thie Ford car and he weat. out + car told him $425; that Silverman offered him §400 for the eer is” cash end five minutes after Silverman locked at the car made this offer and showed him a roll of bills at the time he made the 400. par as that was the figure et which he received the car on consignment;” He steted that he took Silverman out for « demonstration end rode about: a nile emi when Shey returned to the lot Silvergan seid he would pey 3 $425 for the cay anf put down a $25 depoett end said te wanted thet §- ‘ car by nine ofolock the nezt morning. He told Silvermap that be - ABI ‘ee he hed to secure license plates but he filled out an pc pabtbnace for registration that afternoon end Silverman eigned 1%, under the © * Silverman returned the next morning, whieh was Monday morning, Ootober® 23M, about ten minutes of ten. He was alt lone 60 he was the Brereone “pnd, to come into the office and aottle up ‘pight’ avey. . , Silverman gaia F Be thought he mfght want $o take enother ride is the par, ., He ‘tookthe 4 Ser out alone end rode about seven or eight blocks and eben be Fogurned - ae, “t"gald the cer was ell right end he would teke i¢.~ Klang seys thet’ 48 2 : this time the plates wore already on the oar. When Silverman returned 33! ic, to the office be geve Klang $400 in four one hundred doller bills and ae 4 asked him to put in ten gallons of gas, which was $1.60. ‘Then there ™ was @ State taz on the sale of #4.25 end when it came to settling up -. these additional charges Silverman gave hime $50 bill, Klang said - ‘ho did not bsve change for the $50 and would heave to go to the bank | to get change, tit the real reason for going to the bank was to determine if the $100 dille were counterfeit as he suspected they were due to the fact thet the car was purchased in less time than people usually buy cara; furthermore, he rarely receives cesh, usually checke or certified checks. He says he was eleo afraid thet there might be e atick-up; thet the man might come back and etick him up. Klang wont {0 the bank, which TA rig