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te weal ek ae ee eee —F 60-122 FURDRESS Smal. plant a.’ “ad alse inu-:viewed son vartace of St. Paul, Minr2sota, theetitor of “in: Fasmer" and a brother to the Secretary of Agricu:‘ure, with a view ‘ou srranging the distribution of this product. In vie. ef the fact that there would be a large market for this product in New Ye» City, becz2s¢ of the dairy farrie near New York, it was decided that .:c tue. plant Sheuia oe built in thet vicinity, and a site was selected by CA°Tu? soar Eli sabeth, New Jersey. SAPIRO stztoit that at this time he met MOE DAVIS, who, either fu: himself or some fricris. put some money into this company; however, th: j.cac did not turn out to ne wocessful and the company was disbanded. He stated that he only saw MOF "AVIS on two or three occasions, and that he xpyw nothing about his oth: «canections except that he thought he was a _ gembler at Cleveland, Ohio. 's vas positive in his statement that BUCHALTER, to his knowledge, had no irter-st in this firm, which he said, was representsd in Ohio by BART McINTYRE, either a State Senator or Agsemblyman from Cl43ve- land. However, S4iPiR° admitted that he knew BUCHALTER. He stated that while he had his ofziev in New York City from 1927 to 1935, he had employed as his secretary on. GERTRUDE BLOOM, now MRS. MAURICE ROSEMAN, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. On one occasion, he stated she introduced him to BUCHALTER, whom he had ebserved talking to MISS BLOOM in his office. after LUCHALTER left, MISS BLOCiA edvised him that he was her uncle, and admitted to him that BUCHALTER wis “in the rackets" in New York City, and that the family did not have much to do with him. SAPIRO said that he could not remember what year this was, but he indicated that BUCHALTER had stopped in to see MISS BLOOM scveral times, and his only interest in seeing her was to inquire as to how she was and how other members of the family were. He also at times attemptzd to have her take some money from him, but SAPIRO stated MISS BLOOM always refused. SAPI20 said that he has not scen BUCHALTER for years, and knows nothing of any other connections of his. He Specifically roquested that it never be made known to MISS BLOOM that he had ever mentioned her name. vere To “Ee was shown the photographs usurliy Lisplayed in this case and did not recognize BUCHALTER!'S stand-up picture, stating that when he saw him BUCHALTER was always immaculately dressed anc th»t there was never any semblance of a beard or whiskers on his face; however, he stated that the profile on the photograph which bears No. 46,043 does resemble BUCHALTER as he recalls him.