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Bergen County Grand Jury file No. 18h50 reveals
that the adultery charge was presented to the Grand Jury of
Bergen Bounty on January h, 1939, and that body returned a No
Bill."
SINATRA's counsel has submitted the following _
explanation concerning the omission of the Hackenseck arrest
from his Personal History ccord:
"You have informed me that from your investigation
of Mr, SINATRA's background, there has come to your attention
an arrest report, being report Ho, Q2799 of the Sheriff's
Office of Hackensack, New Jersey, which indicates that onNovember 26 1938, Mr. SINATRA was arrested and charged with
"seduction. You have asked for information concerning that
arrest, and an explanation as to why that arrest was not listed
on Mr. SINATHA's Personal History Questionnaire.
Based on lengthy discussions I had with Mr. SINATHA
concerning the questions set forth in the Personal History
Questionnaire and my ewn personal knowledge of his affairs, I
personally prepared Mr. SINATRA's Personal Historyipstionnaire
and Invested Capital Questionnaire. By way of background, I
would like to state that our firm has represented Mr. SIHAERA
for more than five years, and during that period I have been
the partner primarily concerned with our representation of
Mr. SINATRA.
"when I questioned Mr. SINATRA as to whether he
had ever been arrested, he told me about the incident in
Hackensack, New Jersey, and based on the facts which he
furnished to me and whatever investigation I was able to
make of such facts, I concluded there had not been an arrest
and advised him I was not going to list it on his Personal
History Questionnaire.
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"Mr. SINATRA's recollection of the facts is that a
woman approximately 15 years older than he made a claim that
she was pregnant and that Mr. SINATRA caused her pregnancy.
He said there was an investigation of the matter by the
Court, including a medical examination of the woman, which
revealed that she was not pregnant. It is also Mr. SINATRA's
recollection that an investigation into the background and
character of the woman, and her family, disclosed facts which
attacked the credibility of the woman. Mr. SINATRA at that
time was of the opinion, and is still of the opinion, the
matter was really a complaint of a "crank" and based on
investigation made by the authorities the entire matter was
immediately dismissed.
"It was upon Mr. SINATRA's recollection that I '
told him I did not think a paternity proceeding in New Jersey
was a criminal proceeding, since I regarded a paternity
action as a civil action. Moreover, since it had been
dismissed at the outset and he had no recollection of an
actual paternity claim having gone any further that the
woman's initial complaint, it was my belief that the
incident would not be listed as either a civil proceeding or
a criminal proceeding.
"Based on Mr. SINATRA's recollection of the facts,
I did not even think there was any possibility that a criminal
complaint had been filed against him for seduction, since
seduction is defined in the California Penal Code as the
very crime of having sexual intercourse with an unmarried woman
of previous chaste character under promise of marriage."
Evidence shows that applicant's prossional life
is a matter of common knowledge with the American public; that
within the entertainment industry, applicant is highly regarded
as e fair and just man whose ideas, theories and abilities,
are greatly respected; and, that his standing as a performer
is a credit to the entertainment field.
' Persons who have known applicant for fifteen
years tender him an unqualified endorsement as to character,
honesty and integrity. They admit that he is censored at
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times, by the press and even his friends and associates, for
being too quick-tempered and forceful-this largely because
he is a pronounced non-conformist and a free-thinker who goes
out of his way to champion the cause of the underdog.
Individuals interviewed expressed the opinion that
the applicant had a bad press primarily because of his tendency
to come to the rescue of the oppressed. They cited a recent
controversial incident involving applicant's engagement of a
writer, ALFRED MALTZ, one of the "Hollywood Ten, to do a
screen story.
The "Hollywood Ten" were a group or motion picture
scenario writers who, when subpoenaed before the House
Un-American Activities Committee investigating Communist
infiltration in the last decade, declined to cooperate and
took refuge behind the Fifth Amendment. The American public
then became so incensed that the motion picture industry in
order to protect its interests took action which was
tantamount to a blacklist.
After all arrangements financing, productions, etc.
had been completed, newspapers took up a cudgel of criticism
which resulted in cancellation of the production contract;
that SINATRA entered into an agreement with this writer in the
belief that he was the best qualified person available to do
the story; that others in the group identified as the
Hollywood 10 had recently completed screen plays without a
wave of protest engulfing the individuals who had retained
them; that SINATRA then terminated his agreement with MALTZ;
and, that at the moment he is being sued by MALEZ not only
for a claim based on personal services but for defamation of
character as a result of news releases recounting the
charges brought by the House Un-American Activities Committee
some years ago.
Upon interivew, SINATRA denied being aligned with
Communists, hoodlums or the so-called underworld element;
stating that in the course of his career he has been introduced
to any number of people, good and bad, and that he is not in
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a position to run away from or refuse a gesture of meeting;and, that this does not mean that he is a friend of" or an
endorser of the thinking or motives that actuate those whom
be perchance may be introduced to.
Files of the Nevada Gaming Control Board disclose
that the applicant was approved as a licensee in the Sands
Hotel, Las Vegas, October 30, 1953.
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92-98h-1
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bF?1-Under a breakdown heeded: Investments and Hotel Casinos,
Laa Vegas, Nevada, there ie set out pertinent portions
of eeotion captioned:
FRANK SINATRA
goo Ang9leg,_Ga1irornig
Among the notes contained in GIANCANA'a poeseeaion
upon being searched by Customs Ofticere in Chicago on
June 15, 1958, was the name "SINATRA, Office S-h97?,
home Creetview h-2368." Subsequent investigation
revealed that creetview h-2368 in the private number
for FRANK SINATRA in Loe Angelou, California.
Note: SAMUEL M. GIANOANA in Chicago Top H oodlu.!
N0 documentetion
advised on september H, 1959, that SAM GIANCANA
time had been in Lee Vegan for two to three
erved introducing FRANK SINATRA to one
at the Sande HoteIin Lee Vegas.
vieed on September h, 19§9 that he had
information $0 the effect Chit GIANCANA hadL92.
k;7T> been in the New Jersey area during the latter part of
July or early August, 1959.
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57¢,
bl wadvieed on September 15, 1959 that on August 23,6779 , JOSEPH FISCHETTI end several other "hoodluma" were
lac,
In?in FISCHETTI'e auite in Atlantic City, New Jersey, during
SINATRA'e engagement at the S00 Club there during August,
1959-
DatekrmL' Agent: SA
192,599
egle Office
advised
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93.98h-1 157¢. D'AHATO, Atlantic city, Newp, 910 Jersey. assumes it is common cont'd! k;> knowledg e an ANK SINATRA are close
L92.friends end sxusrns hes s "hoodlum complex.
Documentation: Les Vegas Office
advised on 3eptember 16, 1959, thlt h° hid
been to the Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City,
New Jersey, in order to see FRANK SINATRA, and was told
SINATHA had reserved the entire first floor of the
hotel. The informant stated when they got oft the
elevqtor on the first floor they were approached by two
"tough looking men" and asked for identificstion and
purpose of their visit. Ihe informant stated one
individual in SINATRA's suite at this hotel w -
fied to him as JOSEPH FISGHETTI, described by
as the "well known hoodlum from Miami."
|=,7 ___ Date
10.713 Agent
[:22-advised on 3eptember 18, 1959; that he is
57D aware of the fact that SINATRA enjoys surrounding him-
self with hoodlums" and believes that SIHATRA would
give up his show business prominence to be a "hoodlrm"
himself it he had the courage to do so.egas Office
Date
L;'}¢__ Agent:
b2/57D ty Di
: unknown
bl Pdvised on September 20, 1960, he had at thatkw no recently ascertained from an individual close to
FRANK SINATRA that SIRATRA was a messenger for the
underworld and had allegedly delivered money to CHARLES
"LUCKY" LUCIANO, deported underworld figure new residing
in Italy. .
Date furnished: 9-20-60
2- Agent: not1° I = 1575 ew York ty
b'?C-- Or 3 : unknown
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FRANK SINATRA was interviewed by Bureau Agents, Los
Angeles, California, on April 25, 1961, regarding his
knowledge of the activities of SAMUEL GIANCANA. SIHATRA
advised that he met GIANCANA e few years ago socially
but has had no business dealings with him and knows
nothing about oinncamvs affairs. He was questionedrelating to his knowledge of JOE PIGNATELLO, described
in the ssociates action of this repo.t as an
individual close to GIANCANA, and advised that PIGHATELLO
was known to him, SINATRA, as "JOE the Cools", and that
he originally knew PIGHATELLO through GIANCANA. SIHAIRA
denied any intervention on his part on behalf of
PIGNATELLO in an effort to further PIGNATELLO's business
interests in Las Vegas and said he had done PIGHATELLO
no favors in this regard.
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2 Frank Sinatra
Original: 92-386-623
Page 909 of report states thaipdvised on
April 10, 1961 that FRANK SINA , nationally known
entertainer, had recently contacted a Laa Vegas, Nevada 1
official in an obvious attempt to intercede on behalf
of PIGNATELLO in an effort to facilitate PIGNATELLO's
obtaining the necessary liquor and gaming permits with
which to operate,Date
LS?c.
Date
[D z__ Agent:
kn?!
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Reviewer's n - e reflects the followi regardingsax GIAHCANA: sdvised on June 30, 192% that
JOHN DREW, de or e as one of the officials of the
Stardust Hotel Casino, had always been a type of
individual who_"fronted" for undisclosed interests in
gambling establishments, and it was believed by this
informant that DREW, at that time, was representing
Chicago interest Stardust Hotel, primarily forone SAM MOONEY» described MOORE! as a "Chicagoracketeer whose rue name was that other than MOONEY,
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92-9814,-1 ?- h&8 stated in September, 1959, that SAM cont'd! k57E> u ' . . -
91;-1:19-5635
87¢
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ba-HD P-9 love.
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IMemo by SA
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te or partner of
appear to be veA A is often referred to as MOONEY
File also reflects that during July 1961 SLMUEL
GIANCANA was residing at a ranch located approximately
five miles from Las Vegas. During the time he was
in the area, JOSEPH PIGHATELLO acted as his cook,
chauffeur and errand boy.!
A AC, Los Angeles, <1
HENRY SANICQLA}
the
ly fri COLA, the business
manager for the actor FRANK SIHATRA.
Memo further states the
Date
1976. Agent
p571! Inf
Original:
Memo by o SAC, LosAngel:s,dated é>-26- 1, Re: we F0 LEGISLATIVE ACTION WLA!;
IS - c,
Memo reflects that informant furnished a report dated
June 15, 1961, concerning the 10th Annual WLA Council
Installation Awards Luncheon, 6-10-61, at Sportsman's
Lodge, North Hollywood, which he attended.
Excerpt from report states that CARL SARDBERG was
presented with a statue of Liberty award following
which he gave an acceptance speech. He said that his
parents were from Sweden and that his father was unable
to write and only made a cross for his name,
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bit; Mr. SANDBERG mentioned that in a diecueeion he once'9 P, had with movie actor FRANK SINATRA he learned that
ccnt'd! SIHATRA'a fabherialeo could not write.
Report further states that SANDBEBG, without voicing
hie own opinion on the aubject, read from an editorial/ in the New York Times which was extrenely critical of
I the H.C.U.A. and the film Operation gbolition.-2-
Datey bl Agent:!=:2>» M
5I¢- Original
:;;; B76-§ez¬od §13-g?9g0irgm SAC, 1'.-oe Angelou,Mn?» 8. 6 - - , O2
. This memo reflects that informant was contacted on
9-9-60, at which time he advised that PHIL AHARI, '
Plainfield, N. J., PAUL D'AHATO, Atlantic City, H. J.
and WILLIAM ZECKERDGRF, Preeident of Webb and Knapp,
Ino., have purchaaed a large parcel of land in north-
west Loa Angelea for a real eatate development or
expensive proportions. He deecribed_AHARI and D'AHATO
as hoodluma, the latter associated with FRANK SINATRA
in attempting to buy in at the Cal-Neva Casino, LakeTahoe, Nevada. '
L57¢- Date
Agent?
Original:
2.-1270 _ km. '§",§§d"{ 9 S"°' L " *'5°1°"H "C
bavevo
Memo states that informant was contacted in Palm Springs
on January 13, 1961 and on January 15, 1951. Included
in the information furnished by informant ia the following,
in part! _ .
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5'71! olwated that J-2"-A; ~'. K; J ¬DY was elected to the
rked U1-1* "1""!""| could be bed" by the nob-
r.e1_l<."e.ri, he !'.'!?i..!!'!=!1.!2¬'*.d thet the :2-ahhters feel
I h °°T"""" I..A'F3=D 'l'hOcont.
stwrs, "e
Q r 92 10 D T-=1~r t"1f!L -W1 Hr. .ntroe inn the '-mite house ..:roug ~. ..-¢ - '
-7 is 1ior.'.in'1t-=d by Féi-J-' ?=T.'~£.-'-'!!tI92 and the latter is in cloa assoc ationwith several i_'n1'>OItnt mobsters in Les Jegas, alhougrwid 11¢
name env of_the hoodlum he was referring to other than to remark that
f.-I'i.=" H*- used Ho he and may still be "7- M?-!*'.I?. f92C!..AFLDJ'B boy."
C.»lo.-7 DH te fu.rnished:19 2- A gent :
L57 F! Informant:
Original: orally
bl ob7D his ref-evence is iri¢3:-Mcical to 7?-2'!--002?.
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60-254:-n29 C-/Few fork report of _'I: A! dated 1-10-62 entitled I-{CA
"-C. 'T'IT3i|5T ~ on - J n"e as 1 rt 0 b
Case reopened per 60-256-156 which states that since tunic Corporation
of merica RCA! controls a large number of key "Mama" talent, producer
and exhibitors must go to HGA and get at least some of than for each
show -- or be forced out of buainecu. HCA gets tremendous leverage
from this "Mane" talent and, by granting or withholding access to thou,
ceh coerce other orgenizetione in shoe heeiheeee The Antitrust Divieio
needs evidence to orovo thin. For 60-25'}-156.!
Included in this New IT
Jiii
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atitu tability.
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of nu
an do-
statedtalent" and
stated this would be a di
Bending on the
that he would put people ouch es F"?-H4! SiMTR_A, DAME! H-JPE enin defining name talent.
QTY:-Ti CRQ§.Y in this category. welt that one of these individua
could be su.'.92:'-titutd for anotha U1 given situation, however, the pro
him Hrinea in their-. avail-ebi1ity.~
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Data furnished: 12-
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713L Original 1
at Han York
L-is !=iP_¬l-3 airtal to Director data-1 1-19-62 ontitlari *IRI ¬?!!92L INTELLI-
TI-",:'~'T'-I "'r~T'!iQ-:7..! - RAH '-.1-TS.-';.3 DI-"I510," '-?".'I=I}'IL1' .P92_FH'I"~'L SUi?~§AFY .
Lnfomation r-:1-1*.iv-"2 to FRANK SIN-FHA appears under the heading Waiil.
'TLT ! :!'.1reAT'1, aka., "¢.kinny" AR O0: 3. -."-.-'IARK and is as follows:
"ln"orm-ation was r-ecaived on 1/1?/62, that D'A*1A'ZO might be arriving
in Las .'-353:: -aith-zr 1-at-a on 1/17/62, or 1:~;t=: on 1/18/62, and that he
had an appointmnt with ?%92LPI§ JENTOIJ, Attorney at LEI, at Las Vegas at
3=o0 P.!*., 1/id/62.
Infon1ation oavoiopod on 1/15/:2, rwflootsd that D'AHATO and FRANK
5ZW.*RA, n ionally known antartainqr and owner of 36.3 par cant of the
Ca1Nova lo , located at Lake Tahoe, Nevada, were allegedly together
at tho Holiday Hotel in »-mo on 1/1?/62. Th-3y allogedly dopwrtnd from
ieno in Fa.-1r:.~' FT-J-'~THA's DI'iV.'11',! plan-3, a var-tin .-4011 Gonvair, at approxi-
matnly 3:30 °.M. The plans arrived at Las Vegas, exact time unavailabl
but in the late aftornoon, and dischargad one man and one woman passen-
ger. Tho plane rafuelad and immediately took off without following
flight plan or indicntiné dostin1tion."
Data furnished: 1-18--62 at Las Vegas
Iigentg Not stated
Informant: Not stated
Original: Las VHg3S| Nevada
9?-113-677 lo Lo: Angelas I"¥pOl"t of E 1 2-16-62 entitled7C '!92./v|§r_92v-4? Y 1' _|_-. 1 r92 Id
__ :l92AJ92J qukl ulna J92 I1"-1.13-J?-'Ti.-_ a . .
The following information appeared in part under the breakdown of TON-
'?A"-!;:I 1.-If! A S.'!C[&I"~'S and tho heading f-IL' IEN '!MlPB'--LL?
Hegazriing CM-.2'°F#"TLL yho is inY 1'
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Among hosa listad was:
lax,L?,D In !or':a.nt:
Ian.J
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two calla!
fhrao calla!
Elana furnished: 1-
Agant:
in-ig,ina1:
' 92-113-67b
H-.J._ t92____.|_92 -Iuuu: xurnlsriét 1-
Lgant:
In'ormant:
riginalz
~ 92-113-670
On 1-Zh-62,Ea.dvised in part. that on one occasion CA!.1"?;'-iI.L int
mad than ah as - - '01'
quaintzd with ?xAnx SIUATRA.
76Data furnished: 1-Zn-62
Agent:
Informant:
Original:ith Q in
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93-135-12? 92p'7%htc"éIo r"-sort of " JR. dated 1-3-62 entitled SALI M.
GT1HC'N92 fka - -Chica'o 1*
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The following information anprared und-'2! the heading FR.-'1?-K .'3ITx'.»TFLA, Lo:
Angales, -"!:1lifor-nia:
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FHAHI-1 31%:-92!RA, the wall kg! -mm singer and ant-artainer has been describe;
previously as an individual ' pg enjoys a close association with cortairnotorious ind ivldu-ale, 3In=J£:l£h!m being JUSEPH FISC!-f;-'I'TI of Miami,
Florida, and 3.. '1 GiMI@?A?~'A.q,$Thie previous informant indicates that
:3I!;.1TRA was more than a social acquaintance with these persona and in
fact. informant intim ted that f-»I?92';.TRA through hie Havana gambling inter
e:=.-ts was in some degree in partnership with GIANCMIA in certain opera-
tions. Further elaboration upon this particular association will be
described elsewhere in this renort under the Legitimate Enterprises Sec
tion. e
Date furnished: 1--5-62 block_at%.fnp date. e at LA! V
It was furthiar noted thamdvised in Decembar, 1961, that JON}
UR?-, e handvrrittm nota: on a gside this muss says ..'o - ?robably war
J">=n: I~Y>='*!.!lJF5A! supra, had been in contact with GIANCMIA recently and :-
nong the r-.aaons for this contact gag the discussion of the current ,status Of SI*1TH with WIAHTAHA. sTh5 informant related tht DR*W toir
him the in the discussion with GIANCAHA, he had attempted in ecme_Mds-_-
greo to convince !3IA".rt'A that FHAPFK .?TN-.TRA had made ¬6"sie '§.92ttenip¬e to
diesuade the Justice "~ep:1.-tment through Attor-ne;-' General ROEKEHT F.
K- I.?£'ZDY, from conducting the intensified investigation being conducted
on GIA.PI=C¢'-II.-. and his activitios. '7-HF? said that }IM92'CA!'.TA was not It I11
satisfied with the effects laade Bf} GIAEICAHA and in fact questioned him
whether :5I'.':.T'%A had made any attampta at all to intervene in his behalf
DR a stated that GMNCMIA is highly indignant over the fact that STNATE
has apparently "forgott-an" passed favors done for him by GIANCAM and
intimated +..o ???¢"-- that he intended to get the meaage across to SINATRI1
and S1'..'r11I='l.92'5 partner 7"¬AN MARTIN, that he, GIJWCANA, means buias
H '1'. atatnd hat he was inetructed by GIANCAIEA to make contact in the
near future with 'T~".A!E LMJITIN and paased on GIA!¬'..M-IA's orders to the sf-
fact that i*ARTIN is to he available to perform at a spot not yet desi-
gnetar! by GLANCANA for a t-an day period. DR?! advised the informant
that he, 133*» , had borrowed .~.},OC0.00 frql SINATRA recently but if he
had known the aerioiianesa and the rift botneen SINAIRA and GIANCANA, he
would have borrowed ~20,000.00 indicating the possibility that this
1--- __ 1n _i¢ kn _-_-4aLUQII _'J92.l.L'l IIUH LI IUPQLUQ
92-135'-1'27
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H _9s-J-.6-1315 viniladalohia airtei to -"Director dated 1-19-6? en+,it1edl,'7 aka, vex-za.-.-:-.-='-".~<=u':e om Philadelphia 92w.zi<LY em-ARY5; J
Date furnished: 12-22-61 at Chicago
_ Al-§9nt'7bl. Informant:
uriéinalz h cago
thus clipping from the Riverside Daily Enterprise dated 1-3-62 and en-
1n!0r'r'm*.1on incl-id-ad in this column was as follows;
Celebrity hen Yea:-Is We parties were tossed in alm Springs by the DEA
592*."?'!'T"~i.'7, F'.~?.*" 9"."-77?-1, LfPILL". and GMiY *.'!FI'IU?¬, HUTA L7.F., writer BILL
?m.'-F5 and ac-.or J? *'";?Uu3K.
-rate furnished: 1-5-62 block stznno date
" at LA!-
Iiot stated '
Riverside Daily I-int/erprise
r:e=we%r
Original clipping,'.gent:
Informant:
riginal:
0
Included was the :ol1o92-vin.-7,:
/ Jn 1-13-62,he1d a discussion with close associate-
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57¢.
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KIt. was not-ad in part that riurim; this discussion,_di
cussed FR.-.92".-. .~1l...=-'!.¥-1.-!s int 21-est in the Sands at anion timestated that when he first went out tn-are SI?;'1 riA had two no?-ad
later th'e__v ave him one more as a bonus. He stated that this was toldto him by_!'urther stated um srrwrm from time to
time denaq "'!O"!:{ oi the Sands and that on one instance he demanded
$50,000. st-ated .*92IF.'I'¥i*92 told than that he needed it and that if
ot. ,et i. he woul have to go somewhere where he could get it r" 3 2 t - . ; ,tatad P>*,'92t-NI? '17.! told than that he was the one that made the
Sands and ha was tin one that had some rights.
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92-,-116-1319
2-386-13h? b7LU J
Date furnished: 1-13-62 at Philadelwhia
in ornant.
UriginalzAgen t: 1%_ f 7 u
!!!!5e!':!ia
Laws clipping from the Hora1d?xam1ner dated 1-12-62 written by FRANK
¬LH;UI5T which rands as cliche:
1'"=in_;?" I"". -»"'l" }:""> "§.92 took his f-est girl,
movie last night
"qPor1 that, the starryoyed ooule held
fun snot. !r'aq'.z*r1'.-z.i 3-; b0_'I'S and girls in
-heal- ;uu:-"1-92->+ -.4. a kid--uu-.. na" =1 V <1 u.|.-..
in Honatos ..-., war this:
The movie wasdancer JULIET °RUSi to a
to celebrate their engagement,
hands over "sodas" at a local
love.
1--urn an -l- 0'!-1'! anJ 92I§¢ 'J'lll92-I ' Q Q-JJIQ
SIN£?RA's own "Sergeants Three." TI
2. he Theater was in SY"hTHA'a home.
J. he fun snot was Romanoff's.
u. He sodas were undoubtedly laced with something more
potwnt than chocolate syrup.
$I"'TH& announced early this week that he's randy to olay Hoeo for 11
to the leggy JULIET.
The couple will wed sometime this spring.
92-3 so-1311 7
cont.!
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J92-331-296 L7C/ Loa iii '
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5,9=!5te3 that Filii SINATRA had ourchaae: 1
1:70{ii I92l-
$T5CH R, aka. AR OO L0: Angl
Tho following information appawrai in port under the breakdown of AS-
SJIIQ GS I5*HT5-I I IITH SAND? H5¬RV£TIOI d?FICE, 3TV;RLY HILLS AND
°'v"* =' *1 * LA " 1,1" -<1-'~'AoA and rm haadin JACK FE?-?ZR.A'I'I'?IR. U1.-,-- _;', M, . .. _ . | .1 b
This informazion has been proviously eat out in this summary nomorandm
in reference 92-;56~1J19.
d.-mm 2-13-62 entitle.
Angelna
The fo11owinP inFormfi0n appéaro in t udor the broakdown of AS-:.OF [,¢-?> Mo .i!.?'!AC'T. and the haadingb
30 documentation
This informazion is identical to that Epparing on page b5 of this re-
oort.
l'|.v92 -nnl nee lug Lip -Q9-Q-Q In -1- J-
cam cc '3 restaurant , 2 Beverly Drive, Beverly Hili
California.
Puccini: is the corporate name of this establishment, but it is non go-
ing under the trade name of the Tenderloin.
poration from other stockholders. In December,
that SINATRA, as owner of 100 por cent of the stock, S0 per :
cent. of the ewck to man nA::om'-znxzn. In December, .1958 to 1960,mom-w.mc=:n owned 5 'g,!'lf£!Q¬t. in t.Ke Trade 92~.'inda, a restaurant in Chica|o
and aIeo § interest-in the La Viatro in Chicago.
In the purchase of the stock of Puccini'a, Inc., HANUWERKER indicated
that he paid ¬20,000 cash and owed a balance of $hS,0OU on a three~
your note secured by stock With payments to hogin in January, 1963.
BO
92-38129b
p 10
COl'l.¢!
EQY7
p145 |_we
15752.: J
Date furnished:
Agent:
Informant:
Lin.
la: D
Original:
Inc terview
in part that "the other night" he had been interested in
I-RANK SINATRA, prominent notion picture and night club en-
tertainer, and drove to .'~'.IP92Ir.TRA'e business establishment called Puccini
at 22h South Beverly Drive, in Beverly Hills, California. Upon enterin
the parking area he noticed a sign reading the Tenderloin and asked the
parking lot attendant that was the reason for the name change of the
bus iness establishment. He was informed that SINATRA no longer owned
Tiftitry changed hands and been r-mmaed.92~3B1-293
min establishment as it h- 1
Original: Orig. FD-302 Beta furnished: '
filed 92-Jril-289 Agent:Informant:
b'7¢-
ml!
ly Drive in Beverly Hills, California, which was formerly owned
by I-I{~'92..!'I SI?-:'.'!RA and which had been named Puccini Restaurant. He said
that T-~I?*.LITA indicated that he and two other individuals, which he did
not name, were going to reopen this reataurant and they would name it.
the Tende rloin .
Date 2 1-
Agen tInfornan tn
original:
92-361-267
-5; J
>2-386-1391 -"iroctor airtol to Lou Ansielea dutcd 2/1;/62 entitled J92SL-Pa 1.~TAC!-i'-R,
aka mm-aacxr-'r :..;-21-er, -no - LA
This airtel sets out that #0355. II*f."EHY ii. E -'>H.tHI!!-i should be rs-
contact-.=.d concrrrnimg the advisability of roirztervicwing FM?-{K 3Y!iATR.A
and *!.~'92R'I'II~I and obtsinirw siirnsd statements from them regarding
their -wunchases of stock in t-to Sands iiotei in Lss "Vegas,
It should be tactfully nointed out to AUSA THJRHTUH thit SINATRA and
'~f..RTIH have n1 ¬-rimllly been ir1tex'viewa="i regarding this matter and in
the went their testimny hefors th special grand _1u.ry in Lou Angela:
varies from the: i:1.tomation they supplied when 1.1un-viewed, the
pnsoidlity of a prjllljf violation exists-
?3ureau authorization not t[;r-antes; to rai-:~tervi<=ur BIHATR.-1 and 1.-=.RTli-5 and
r92h+:.|{_v-92 Q4 r_'n ,-4 n+:|+n~-uanfn1,11! 92,nc5__1£ DJ.L|192..92n uvwvuawnauqp
Date fumishedl 2-20-62 blockstamped at
IA!
22-3%-1:tos L7c_ to sec, Dos Angelou from med 1/12/62 entitled
Jos:_:'wz same a, at-ca AMI-;%AClC?.I =11 ::c
9 2 This memo sets chock of tho mmingo Hotel records57¢ disclosed had stayed there on numerous occasioxta
scloled that she has stayed there from
had accompanied FRANK STNATRA on a charter
d and stayed there with him for
two or three ch--s as expressed her disim to
"Pwcomc a higger and has &I'!3n.-;d='1' trips for
various nmstitut s to of the U.S. and vexioo.
Unable to locate documentation
92-38?-26 L10, remrb or Silpdatod 5-15-51 unz1r.1-.»;-A!¬TI-F1.-CK-. :.; it 1| DO -- L0: Angelou
It is slid that"1ssociatos with nwncnous hoodlum: of consider-
able stature together uritr. the fact that he has participate.-1 in many
joint business ventums with hoodlum-
Not docunsnted
82
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/92-387-20 1,-; _ ~ * -
cont.!BN7 aw res a ng perm-anen 1.
p 25 ! Durin; this inter-vieailne had hoard FMS; SII4.92'IRA
- "' ' " two oer cent 61 mi Sandi.orescnuy ownsK Date furnished:
Agent:
ImZormamt'
Original: 9119389
92-675-2? _ 'I'1icaL".o airtol to Director dated 12-?2-6]. entitled AC ['1 =3? EDP
IIJUILUKEQ TN TF1, CHJ"I-.7-U0 A3. A n='¬'lI-§t"92CI I'H'E-~1"LII92'-Ii
Included in this airtol is a conversation between SAN GIIxNCAH-X and
JOHN "H;-'-', Laa Vegas gambling 11gur0. Also not out is a smnmary of
this conversation which reflects FRANK, referred to abovu, is apparently
FRANK SIHATRA. Swnzmry reflects further it appears that the local
hoodlum clement in not ovorh ontlnmiutic with the tredtment that they
are recei-=21.-1;; from S£IeA'E'?.a, LAM-*aE=LC>, and. thair annie.-.'@
FUR P713115 R *E'iTLILS '7? THIS C3NV3§§5ATIT!l'-' SEE I92I.l'§L-
Yuto furnished: 12/22/61 at Chicago
Agent:L2... Infomantz
Original: ro a Chicago
92-738-£41, Las Vegas B'1l't61 to = -irector dated 1/1?/62 ontitled .!92CIIVIT1'!-"S '!F TOP
IT-'JOTLUlS II! -"?iIL92 O Ail-Us f=IIT'I~LL-XCKL-T.-.-RING O0 - Chicago
p 2 Fla Chicngo a1;~te1 1/B,/62, the following is the Laa Vagas internrotation
of infomation not forth in re an-tel:
"interpretation" it sets out that a report ofL979 so datad 12/13/61, in case entitled "JOHN 1.=oa:.rJsA,
aka EM!-RACK:'.T£i~RI§92{G" Chicago £5.10 92-L03! refledta FRANK SINBTHA hid
been at homo of JOHN FOR}-USA.
no mwmemwxon
83
j?2-9'13-1
92-903-3 9
92-931:-314
P33/
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Ii-18 Vegas airtel to Dirctor dated 3/30/61 entitled TC! "Ol'J[LU" °Fi'}7§R!ail
..I£7¬iU.l' b"JT~"H'92FIY A;J'I'I-P..'~.Ci-.T..i.?.I- G O3 - Li-LB V1.2-3&8
Included in this weekly summary under Ci-KIM? J11, I..'1";.'I~'...i*i£:I?J'-14;} is the
follo"-wing!
3-RAEK ;i'!£A1RA and DEM: '-'AR'II}&, nationally known entert-diners, were
observed in :92nj013'5 Restaurant in the company of Ju.-. ?>5GNAI":£I.L0, body
guard and chauffeur for ;5A.-Z i3iR.~:CA1'¬A.
Tnte fumiahed: h-3-61 blockatampod at
H!
Not stated
Not abated
Probably Lia VegasAgent:
Infomant:
Original:
I'-
Laa Vegs airtel to irector dated 2/2/62 entitled CFIHIHAL xx L1.1c-=.»::cz~.
-"&o01=w", ms J--was YIVISIQN
Included in this airtel undor 'h'Z';iK[.Y AIRTLL E-U3-MARI it is set out that
ROSELLI wan in his apartment around 7:30 PM and was sneaking with an
unlcnonm individual named JOE om the phone. may conferred about. a
motion picture and the name SI-MTRA was mentioned several times,
although informant was unable to aaecrtain the meaning of the conversati
YE! LLI left the a;!8I1'.~.."-en1'. shortly after 8:30 on that date.
Tate furnished = 2/1/ >2
Agent: Kl
Informant:
Original: 0 s V<.{_.:ii_;
1,'!92=j-Q3141 " 1'Z._I-T- 15.-~;=.JULE.< :3. C.1921L.FU1L_'1' 5"'fi.r92'.i;'E
ii.-92':ItTr1 TS 33 T0i ;-gnsj ms mm. Bi?-+.:Fl?l-§°"T §i1"':*£*l1 *@*°R.1l££ * " "*'p-1 |-Htini ____
lea rt dated 7 21 61 - nf-itled Lou Ange NW / / Iv ->1 ma3t,:m5g'-; - ANTI-EU-CKE1EERINu on - Loo Angolan.'.>..'- 1,5 _*,i,;#.=*:'J"¢"§a'!~?§ , _ 1*! -n
The following appears in part under the break dong: of AS:3-0CIAT_-S and
the heading CXIRRENT AC'I'IVITTZ AND 11iITI~Re.*$'I'£E OF MARVIN R. DL?|
DU.li.n;_', tho received a call from an unknown person at which
time he advised he had been to the studio to Ice FRANK SINATRA and
B1:
In35 K
92-9?-:»_3o - 57¢
92-1032-2 107,.B70
67¢
I-:1 __.r[Jr
b7Dt .. _,....: ..... _, _ , », - L ...~ ." tn 1ilu 'rl::¢'t.'§.u3_. with {:1 -r"nT;£_.-, Lulu _;I1-'nTRn Uni uu:.f 31.21121.-, ent,&rt,uj_,nc
a.p;-earing at Las '1-'e,;as_, boks grout. "OLE indicated that no wanted
'-'?1.<.92!K £51-92;.-'.'i'E?.-'1 and R 15- :3.*f:;.LTUrJ each do a show at Freedom Land in 1-w
my. On 7-13-61. gave above information,
' -4|-it A__.-__Do cumentationz -1 ;-
This report further nets "out in nart. that on 7--114--61,sdv1aed
that during a conversation between -£3,¢?D '1T!RRf~I.S and EAREIIH HD8351? C?-L
!Y!PtR:'-_<. di5{"1.iS36d his close relationship with FR.¢-in-I ;'3I'i1{EE1 and
"*A RTTI: .
Documentation: 1a_
"'@*"@ Q0 591?, L05 Mzzls by & ted 2/15/62 entitled Jugs:-r ->i-z
--r*:-3» - '."1'I t-1CK*T5-J-T" ~. 00 has Azléieles .,"¢., 3-KQ i I-92 _, ,3 41'
This mu-mo sets out that on 2--12-L52 SAC I-lL3UN at I-as Vegas calltd to
state he had coaferred earlier that day with members of the Nevada
Gaming Control Board concerning their aopearance before the Federal
Grand Jury at Les An»-les on 2/21,/02.
r _LL'>O!~i zrther stated he had advised that JACK i:.5JTF..-1 I'1".;.R 111:1 been
C<!Ilt-£.Ci;<:d and advised of the delay in hia appearance until 3/ 1"/02 , and
was verv apnraoiative. EN1R.AT'£".R had advised he intended »Eil-lg in Lon
.l..ng_e1cs on 2/13,/:32 and 2/1.14/ >2; to at.-tez. an e.%e:.-.e::t pa.-*.-.3 for
FRANK SJSATRA, and would than return to Laa Vegas before departing for
New York on 2/19/62.
Tna purpose of the Federal. G1-and Jury was not net. out in this memo.
: Li.8 'Je§.'aB
l"iI7i|1n1 1...._,,..,........
L08 Angulea by SAdated 1/B/62 entitle;
Included in part of this memo is the following:
;l.!1n._,l £111: help Ln su,.npl;ri_.ng thoE and poraonne! to he and on the Libertn. Thqy wereDate furnished :
Agent:197 C Inforumnt:
P1In -¢
vb-L30-79857¢
lo7D4.___.:_... l._ _.._.; _..-___-3-"1...-. A-.. A--8,. ¢I!92 -.4 YI92Il _l.-92,~r92'ln¢~Lfylllg XE .!UI Jlj.§U!.".JH UU ULCI Ufl G-U 1-IUD .-Al;-9U-LUI3
arranp J to hava a ;B2bli the benefit of
Hoaoi __ -in Santa Monica. aid if I"FL.3aIiKIF. is in tom»,
obviously malning ?RaK 5I= ..~, 11 come.
Date furnishedAX Anent:
Iriformilnt:w/P1 Original: '
Salt Lake City letter to Dir-actor dated 1/17/:2 entitled n itI.*- INAL
1::';- 11,1r;c...:m-; :1 sm'rm.r ouz.;;-,-u<1' ;,,92L1' 1,114; cz orvmrou
Turing the past 5» ...~ys iufDr.'=".atiu:1 was developed that one I-Lilziuii
?1RIFi-I.-1 1LL, Rttomay and faccomltant, Jung: iuildizag, halt Laue City,
representing radio station iiI~'A¥. in Salt Lake City nctptiated
an-parently in L01! Angolca bile aa.le oi radio ozation m £1. million.
dollar transaction with FRANK SIHATRA and GAENY KA?3, well known
movie actorw.
E.'%T'1;~1..l~;LL- indicated that .wI§-LATRA and "quibbled" for nearly a week
on a 3,000 difference in the million oollar sale. Do information is
available as to whether LQIIJLATIU1 and KIKYE are 1E; '¬'l"3¬I-It-il'1[', am; other
interest, hwever, they apparently have complete Cntfl of radio
Bt-ition K :92K at this tirno R8610 81:-tior: {RAH in halt Like t! 18
one oi the more popular atationg, although not tho largoste
1/22/62 blochostanm-ed
-I-It LIL!
Not. stcted
Rot. stated
Probably Salt Lake City{lite f1LI"iB"1cd2
Apent:
I'r1f-'J1"m3nt:
Uririnal:
86
Li,1
; Tee : 1 ii-92$i|gm, Will Not Make A Film
Others, lKoc|1}.,_,-q,rn¢1i,ww¢'- ia what Howard K *" RHMWIY P"°d"° ' 1 m here to In _ l=°§~ "1i"*E:i:,*b#::::: '*:J':,:,i:::".,:2:*,,:*:..m :>1'°d °'l' one,--E991! . Q I , _ ___ i ,_ _ W or%]It.af|r And currently h¢'!- l° =Pl"'°n,; P T-'_":"". .2 h ' C ndidate _ .. _. ~.;-_e mg Th M ° mm 5 W I S " . ' h h no
company that includes £50feXhli;-tPicture also had a Wet 0_ 5 ,
ing in New York, but W1 ill !
eight out of 10 week schedule ght
the Goldwyn lot. _onK°ch yesterday po_|n&.ed o'utf§l:;sex has $11,000,099 tffC wfilmg Upcoming P m_ om," to be made at I
Continued on Page 14!u
M from Page 1!:-' .mount as 3 coproduction with Bus}
Yorkin and Norman Leer; Tan-dem Productions, will cost a mini-
mum of $3,000,000, while Candi-date has same budget. "
Company spent $4,000,000 on Sergeants Three and $1,000,000on X-15, and we apegyit allhere in this country," och as».-
serted. He stated Sinatra will not
make a foreign picture either forihis own company or £01-othera,regardless of cost or other .in-0"ducemente. He has turned down-dozens of top offers," executiivesaid. _ itKoch revealed plans to'.tie'-"i_l._two»minute color -trailer -for, Horn onto the end of Candi-
date," which in in black and White. .Both pix star Sinatra, though_' Candidate is a United Artist!release and Horn for ParamountTie in would be "good timing,'sinoe
Candidate release date is Nov. Band Horn will follow no morethan six months later. - ; ' .' ¢" - T
About ten days shooting remainon Candidate. John Franken-heimer is directing, with Laurezice
Harvey, Janet Leigh, Angela ,-Lanshury, Henry Silva, JamesGr-ego , Leslie Parrish and JohnMcGiv heading the ca t withSinatra Horn starts pt.'_1.._Essex ll move its en open-;'
tion,t6 e Paramount lot J" e"g- prep picture. - - _ _ _, |__ __c __ , _ - 1.;
"F /455'! Z umALLé:!~lFORll.ATI0ll g<>Ig*1 I J _ ,_1;-RE] sow _ _ 4/. 1 /</7
1061 <74»
"Daily Variehf
MAR 1 4 1952
6%! 2/-1 3 _
The Hollyv.-cod Reporter"
HAR l 5 i952
<» ~r*' " '2 7.J
Sinatra to Telelm
Global Charity%.r
Frank Sinatra, who kicks off his
World Children's Charities Tour on
April l6 when he leaves here for
Tok/0 as his first stop, will take along
a group of musicians, still and motion
picture photographers, sound man and
a couple of assistants. They will shoot
footage of the personal people-to-
people" project for use in one or two
TV shows in the U.S. to raise money
for underprivileged American children.
The tour is Sinatra's personal project
and not under the auspices of any
go-vernmentaf or United Nations agen-
cies. Following the benefit in japan,
Sinatra is scheduled to make appear-
ances at military installations in Korea
and Okinawa. He will then do benefits
in Hong Kong, Greece, lsrael, Italy,
Monaco, Spain, Great Britain and pos-
sibly 5Outh Africa
fit will be under
Princess Grace. 5, TheLL-
HIE
inatraMonaco bene-
spansorship of
will nOt Only
entertain, to raise money locally for
underprivileged children, but will also
visit farms, schools and residential
areas via helicopter and auto.
Cost of the entire six-week junket
is ing borne by Sinatra, 'urrer'|l'ly
co pleting "The Manchuria Candi-
da ," which his Essex Produ "on: is
ma ing in partnership with orge
Ax lrod and lohn Frankenheirn for
United Artists.4-.
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ALL It!FORH.AT10N CONTAINED
H-RE ' 1§,¥"°%$§§.I?§l37/{Z/7A0sa'§i;2:'.= .;Y:frL_.ia!sa=-I-hrryh--'-
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~!j4 1»¢,.£ll
92___.~ I J
Nengember Sin£§a "a 77
To Emcee SPG FeteFrank Sinatra, the latest mem-ber of the Screen Producers Guild,-_will emcee tenth annual MilestoneAward dinner March 4, BevHilton.Sinatra recently been me the 'Guild;-186th member. 'Bob Hope will receive thisyears Milestone Award. On ther-dais so far are James Stewart,Jack Benny, Lucilllte gall and JackL. Warner. Fran . Rosenbergchairs award dinner co|2Ei§__tee. /
. _ __ __ _-__ _ _ ,-
{Jf*2/6 NEDALL xuromwrxon ¢<¬P;'¬A1HERE}? 1s um%%és um; * B
/M: e~er_44e/e44./ e%f:/5'
szmm Jam sre.
inatra joined ScreenProducers Guild over the weekend.
Guild membership remains'1B6.
since death of Carey Wilson lastJ
Thursday created a vacan '
Bier ll» /f.._
r
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m.1">* -
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FEB 5 1962
6947-: /5 ¢<"£., r __~ _--. ~'-~- _i_._...i_ ._--¢~~ ' " '_""" 7
= _ .- W ___._._._._- W-----4
1. Ixi '
9292k é 9292 /, f zareih Youth ¬enl'er
" l§=W?i92ed For Sinatra
Hlstadmt, the Israeli pi ring Or-ganization which sponsors e
Jewish State: cultural, v0catl0na'| and
medical projects. announced that an
interfaith youth center to be built in
Nazareth will be named after Frank»Singtra. _ -inatra is scheduled leave!-acre"Manda on a world t will Ibring zareth on May 4 for
Sfuhdbreaking ceremonies at theFrank Sinatra lnterfaith YOuth Center?
1-
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ems -' " BY
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l r //-6*Th» Hollywood R=P°"*°" l H /7 .
APR 111952 o__§_ol_ '_
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Shggg hd U.S.
Chdan Tegiii
Key To Toyko
Tokyo, April 28 Via Air Mail!.
-Frank Sinatra turned over I
check worth aboot $23,006 to
Tokyo Governor Ryotaro Azumafor 60 orphanages housing
Eurasian children and thereby be-came the rst non-military gure
to receive a key to the city. Check
was proceeds of Sinatra's three
benet shows on rst stop of global
swing.
Shows were Sinatra's rst in
Japan, after hookers tried for
years to get him, but couldnt meet
the price. This time he came for
free, and as one Les Vegas veteran
ringsider said after watching Sin-
atra complete a songalog lasting
over an hour, He doesn't work
this hard for $100,000 a week."
Sinatra did two performances to
above-capacity audiences at the
1,200-seater Mikado The re-
Restaurant, where the usual $7
dinner-show deal was upped to
$14, and another before a burst g
outdoor theatre crowd of 7,000 w o
gaid 56 cents or 83 cents each.
Latter show was specically
geared so youngsters could afford
to attend.
Tokyo embraced Sinatra during
week-long visit and he responded
with charm, patience and sincerity.
He radiated warmth and goodwiii
-- and just for the record Sinatra
told a press confab he planned to
remain controversial. That's theonlg way to make progress, hesax .
Nazareth, May 2. -- Frank Sin-
atra will become second living
American to have a building in
this ancient Biblical city namedafter him, with Friday ! grounytbreaking ceremonies for the Fra
Sinatra International Friendnhi
Youth House. The entertainer, i
Israel for two-week tour and hen
/we *- Dlily Varietyr/1/3'-F"1mPORilJ92TION coK'rAIHE9 .- ALLt performances, will attend. * / HERE; 1 C :S1I-IED
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Sinatra lll Fight n-bx V , 4; i T:Frank S1§tra and Henry ucoa -
have "|ncorporaFed Thameg
BB2 m boxmg promononsi OClal'8d W|l fgryears was formerly conne
boxmg5 ,- -
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APR 2 0 1952
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Frank Sinatra deplaned here es-'terday afbernoonfrom global whirl,
during which he put_ on total of
around 30 shows in eight countries
to raise funds for underprivileged
tots in respective countries.
Singer raised, he reported upon
tinued on Pag92e.-___
Contmued from Page I!
arrival, approximately $1,200,000.
Nations in which he staged such
bashes were Japan, I-long Kong a
British Crown Colony!, Israel,
Greece, Italy, England, France,
Monaco.
Today Sinatra starts cutting for
his Reprise Records an album in
which he will not sing; he'll con-
duct_ as he did a biscuit-book some
years ago for Capitol. Titled
Music From Pictures And Plays,"
inatra will inaug use of ne
Dual 35" sound process. T'he
ter he opens, June 29, stand a
al-Neva Lodge, Tahoe, a spot iA
- I-ink "IA kn." .. ..¢..l-.. :_ .|.L_ __1.:-wruuu uc nab n aulnc 1 Lug: a|:|,1uJ;,/92
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JUN 27 1952
/1 __ Df _92_1'_ J
Deg-1i.teMoveTo92lf_ori.oi, Essex i-icfs loe
In Goldwyn DoorAlthough Frank S1'na§gs EssexProds. sta moves onday to
Paramount lot from Goldwyn
studio, Essex will maintain an of-
fice at latter lot for possible fu-
ture activities there. Move to Par
is to headquarter with Bud Yorkin
and Norman Lear, with whose
Tandem Prods. Essex will co-pro-
sluce Come Blow Your Horn,"
Sinatra starrer. Pic rolls Sept. 10.
bear will produce, Yorkin direct.
here is nothing as of is
W iting on Essex's slate deni ly
s t A those shif n 0 go. mung g
nday to Par lot are Ens s
0 producer Howard W. h
d publicist Chuck Moses.
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g to sell some 625 Sinatracorded songs at half-price through-out the country and, in certain-,5.areas, below the 50% reduction to
selected dealers.
Suit, in which Sinatra's ownrecord -roduction company, Bris-tol Proclluctions, also is a laintiff,named additionally as dellendantsCapitol Records Distributing Co.and Electronics and Musical In-dustries, Ltd. E.M.I.!.
Attorneys for Sinatra claimedthat Capitol is conducting its un-fair com etition" against only oneartist of the many who recordunder its label. Sinatra now waxes
exclusively for Bristol and has
many recordings either out orresdy for release under the Re-
prise label. Cap distributed his
recordings between December,1955, and April, 1962. Columbiaand RCA distribbed singer-s earlierrecordings, 3g Capitol, accordine to suit, b -
een advertising older Sinatra
1-dings for sale on the basis
% and lower reductions.
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THE MANCHUHAN CANDIDATE
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Executive producer....Howard W.Koch
Producers .............. .. George Axelrod.
john Frankenheimer
Director ............ __ john Franlcenheimer
Screenplay .............. .. George Axeirod
Based on the novel by Richard Condon
Photography .............. .. Lionel Lindon
Art direction ....Richard Sylbert
Set decoration..........George R. Nelson
Music David Arnram
Sound loe Edmondson
Filrn editor Ferris Webster
Assistant director ........ .. joseph Behm
Cast: Frank Sinatra, Laurence Harvey,
Ianet Leigh, Angela Lansbury, Henry
Silva, Iames Gregory, Leslie Parrish,
]Ohr| McCiver, Knigh Dhiegh, Iames
Edwards, Douglas Henderson. Albert
Paulsen_ Madame Spivy, Barry Kelly,
loe Adams, Lloyd Corrigan, Whit Bis-
sell, Mimi Dillard, Anton von Stralen,
Iohn Laurence, Tom Lowell, Richard
LaPore, Nick Bolin, Nicky Blair, Wil-
liam Thourlby, Irving Steinberg, john
Francis, Robert Riordan.
Running time-l26 minutes!
A suspense melodrama with political
b kground, exploring and exploiting
s ne dramatic proiections of commu-
nist brain-washing, "The Manchurian
Candidate" is tautly made, with strong
boxoffice potential. The premise is
somewhat tar-fetched, and its develop-
ment strains belief in the final se-
quences, but accepting it on its own
terms it sustains interest. George Axel-
rod and lohn Franlsenheimer produced,
with Frankenheimer directing Axel-
rod's screenplay. The M.C. production
is being released by United Artists.Based on a book by Richard COnd0.,'9292
"The Manchurian Candidate" is taken
from reports of brain-washing by Chi-
nese communists of U.S. troops cap-
tured in the Korean war. Frank Sinatra
and Laurence Harvey are two such
servicemen, members ofa squad forced
to undergo the involuntary psychologi-
cal indoctrination. When Harvey is re-
turned to the U.S. with other squad
members, he has become, under cer-
tain conditions, an automaton respond-
ing slavishly to orders from Soviet
agents. His tinal rebellion provides the
climax to the story.
So far, so good. The story gets into
murky areas in its development. The
Soviet spy apparatus, no doubt, as any
espionage machinery, would be amaz-
ing to most simple citizens, so abroad
scope of speculationis legitimate. Axel-
-rod's screenplay, however, uses more
than is really necessary. ln the final
7stretch, when Harvey: mother-wife"
Tof a U.S. Senator-is disclosed as a top
[Soviet agent,'Whei1 ,|;i||aa¢ is piled;killin'g-wtour munjers and one suicide
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film-making. ln the more realistic po
tions, there is terse character exposi
tion and prOpul5l0n.
Sinatra gives a reasoned and in man
ways more mature performance tha
he has ever done before. Harvey is
competent but' never seems completely
convincing as an American Gl. Ianet ,
Leigh gives evidence of considerable-.
enlargement of her screen per's0Il_it-y,_ ;
with more depth and legitir-n_ate 'iex'5;
than she has hitherto shown._Ar|gelaI§:
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ance as Harvey's mother. H9111? Si|92_ra|'.§,
has a good character portrayal. _jarnes'I',
Gregory and ]0hn Mclver a're. con-_';t_-sistently interesting, .botl-rf playing '
against their .usual_typingI O_thets',Jof
special int_erest__i_nciu¢_:leJJ_ high_jDl1i_egh
jarnes Edwards, Douglas"H_ender$og'~"_Alberf Paulsen; .Mactame.|Spiy§r,,-;8arry e
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On Sinatra Film
The unlikely situation of an
American Legion Post and a Com-
munist publication nding a com-
mon target - but throwing
their darts with different aims -
has occurred re Frank Sinatra:
The Manchurian Candidate." Film
has found a champion, however,
against the Commie onslaught at
least in Hearst's L.A. Herald-
Examiner.
Pic is currently being condemned
by the People's World, a Com-
munist newspaper, as the most
vicious attempt yet made by the
industry to cash in on Soviet-
American tensions. The lm jg
poison -Ir k ir
Too Close For Comfort
To this the H-E's Jack Lotto on
Saturday, observing that the lm's
exposition of Red brainwashing of
merican soldiers in Korea to do
ubversive work back in the U.S.
was too close for comfort in Red
es," he declared. It does rve
awaken Americans to m-
munist treachery.
Last month the 23d Dis rict
American Legion sent a resolution
to state and national Legion head-
quarters attacking the pic as "a
vivid example of an attempt to
undermine Congressional commit-
tees -k k -k"
Stephen S. Bylco, Commander,
and Dr. John R. Lechner, Amer-
icanism committee chairman, of
23d District, yesterday were asked
by DAILY VARIEIY if they had seen
the People's World attack. Byko
had not, but he said the matter
would be discussed tonight at a
meeting at Teddy's Roughriders
Post No. 516, 9047 South Vermont.
Typical Commie Trick
Dr. Lechner said he had seen the
item but it did not change the
original criticism of the People:
World article. He commented,
That can possibly be a ruse. I am
not accusing them of it. But it's a
typical Communist propaganda
lutely no reason for inserting to
or ve scenes ridiculing a U.
Senator. And the - brainwashing
That was so damned far-fetch
that it in itself, was ridiculou_s.f_',-=1?trick, There was no point, libs?
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screenplay by J rome Lawrenoeand Robqrt E. e for Sinatra:
Essex??? c mono. Kelly is alsoexpected to codii-ect. or choreo-
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srgni icant Hollywood development which can fill the gap created byreduced major studio activit in t o ' ' - ~ .he growin "and amm Y» K: pinion of informed industry 0bservers,_- is, B -.-ma,-i...-..._.
Star: -Producer7 eamNevFi=Féiid
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made in association with George Axel-
rod and john Frankenheirner, lust re-
cently released and doing very well,
arid "Come Blow Your Horn," pro-
duced in conjunction with Bud Yorkirt
arid Norman Lear, with sneak previews
over the weekend in Oakland and PaloAlto bein accorded a sensational rex buster; The Manchurian candida 8ception. "Horn" is a Paramount re
lease; the other three are United All
ists.
Particular interest in these Essex
projects is centered on the fact that the
four pictures con'ibinedall made here
and brought in on schedule--cost only
a combined total of about $10,000,-
O0O;a little over $800,000 for X-l 5"
and about $3,000,000 apiece average
for the other three, thus providing
ample profit assurance.
Also regarded as holding great prom-
ise are Essex; next two ventures. both
musicals, with no distribution deals set
yet: "The New Yorkers," in which
Sinatra will appear with Gene Kelly,
%an Martin, Sammy Davis lr- and 10¢y
Bishop, and Robin and the 7 Hoods."
with Sinatra, Martin, Davis and Bishop.
Sinatra's activities are becoming in-
creasingly diversified within the enter-
tainment field. His Reprise Records al-
ready is a formidable disc fim-i, and he
ras interests in radio stations, plus his
sional nitery and TV stints. Essex
1| extends production consultation
re ices to other creative groups, espe-
:ia writers. directors and producers
are new to motion pictures. This
§;92_¢[;_i5_lg5 enrviroe n¥ nflnnr E52! per-...¬_.!?.0-.5lar to_ team up with experienced productiqn
executives in_establishing indie unit;designed for filming of propergs bq-,
with and without the star who heads
"'16 company. B_ar-ilcers and Wallstreet-rs Interested in movie business ire
l3li"E Special note of this develop-
ment, with chief interest being sh
in tile operatioris oi Essex Produgij 5
ine rranx oinarra company with How-
ard W. Koch as v-p and executive pro...ducer. ~
Ssex. in its two-year existence, has
"*3 E lwf Di¢tures- X-I5," a timely
"JP 5!-Ibiect with only fair b xoftiqg
res lts; "Sergeants 3," a com that
pro d a worldwide boxottice ii-II
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sxrinel as well as Koch, who has had
extensive experience in all phases of
film-making, including pre-production
planning, budgeting, casting and as a
producer and director, both major stu-
dio and independent. Essex already has
provided various services to "Road to
Hong Kong" and The Caretakers,"
UA releases, and The "Ben Casey" TV
series pilot for Bing Crosby Produc-
tions, and possibly will assist on "Lady
in the Cage," upcoming Luther Davis
prOdU¬O for Continental. In some
cases, these outside proiects may even
interest Essex as a participant. _
As comparable operations in the
Essex line---combination of showman-
star and knowledgeable producer to
handle executive and administrative
details--there is the highly successful
Jerry Lewis Productions, with Ernest
D. Giucksman as producer, with a solid
string of boxofce hits. Doris Day and
Martin Melcher also are among the
most active and successful combina-
tions of this WW. while Tony Curtis
and Kirk Douglas has Edward LewisBurt Lancaster has done '92re_ry__v1E|l.wiK
Harold Hecht. fd _Ma['lon';Bl"92§l6's¢<1mi=anr.'with Brando in at ti-iii; " ",-"
also rnakes_ pictures-_ vvitH_=or|'wi __' 7the star._A.number_ot_bt1ier'-top :1;-~'
office nanies»li_kewlse"Ir_e _eir.p_lor_'_'_ ', ~
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ments resulting from his recentaround-the-world trip."
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F i moves today into his
temporary quarters on the War-
ners lot to assqne his duties as special
assistant to president lack L. Wamer
and to firm production plans on his
next tiim for the studio, "None But
The Brave." Sinatra. who returned to
Hollywood from Tokyo last week after
conferences wiih Toho Productions re-
garding Brave," has set an April 21starting date for the film. Company
shoots three weeks on location in Ha-
waii, then on the Warner§___[Qt_,hc1_e.O ' ' ing for Sin owis un' ger construction at the studio and
is slated to be ready for occupancy
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Displayed two Italian newspapersBL'Unitas",which he said
was a pro liberal paper-~-and a paper which he said was con-
servatiye--Urged everyone to read "LUnitas",for factual news .
and true political situation,in Italy-- _
Spoke of Frank Sinatra,election to presidency of Anti-De-
famation League of BInaiaBrith,at-Madison Square Garden~
Said he admired Frank Sinatra,very much--he supported,"good"
causes,a1l over the world---had done much to elect Pres.Frank<
lin Roosevelt-~- ' ' '
Said on platform at Madison Square Garden,Sammy Davis Jr.,
appeared on platform,with F.Sinatra,which was evidence of
close co~operation between Black Power and Italian Power---
Spoke of low status of Italians,in U.S,,in the past;and
necessity to resort to Italian Power",before they could gain
equal status in U.S.,s0cial structure-- . - ~
Said it was necessary to work to erase the image of Ital~
ians,as gangsters and hoodlems--
Said it was natural and understandable why'negroes formed
the Black Power movement,in order to force recognition and
acceptance of black people to position of equality in U.S.
society-~- S _
Said before true democracy and equality was achieved,it .
was necessary to change present political structure of the
Announced:Memorial service for Florence Beaumont,at First
Unitarian Church,L.A.,at 1 PM--to be followed by memorial
demonstration on steps of L.A.City Hall---
Announced:lnsurgent Theatre production of Brecht's,"Man's
a Man",at Robertson Playhouse-~said he liked everything
Brecnt_urote~--fga everyone to attend that play-Suggested Qatte"d1§¬ aft@T'1¢ Annual Donor Banquet for Free Press,Nov.aii1d,John howard Laws9n.and Corky Gonzales-speakers at banquet.
Led the people in singing songs"This is My Land"-~and song
from German prison camp. ' - 3Roy Lario--- ' I '
Introduced as president of Italian American Cultural Socie-
ty-- .'
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Italian Left~Eur0pe East and West"----; '¥ . 2.
Hungarian Hall-1251 S.St.Andrews Pl.,L.A.,Calif.
Auspzltalian American Cultural Society--Oct.2l,l967--8 PM
Dorothy Healey--~-_ ' ' -
the fact that she was not only spokesman for the-localland
state Communist Party but s okesman for_Com.Party USA~Mentioned Dorothy Healef: popularity being increased by
her numerous appearances on TV#-- =
Dorothy Healey-~-said in effect--_~
She visited Italy,inc1uding,Rome and Florence-Paris,East
and West. Germany including Ber1in,also MoscoN- =
She met and had conferences with high Communist leadersleaders~~attended many meetings-" " ' ' "- 1 _
Communist Party meetings in Italy,were open meetings,jst
ng'gny other'po1itica1 party-~everyone was welcomed- .
Communist Party was strong-no discrimination against Com-
munists,in Italy-they were able to openly declare themse1V_
es Communists,without fear of loss of status;-could hold any
jobs they desired~-
Influence of Communists in Italy was strong--however the
influence of the Catholic Church continued to be a problem;
would be solved,in time-- - e C
. Participated in two demonstrations in Italy,against U.S.
Vietnam policy---One was an eight mile march to Assisi--
Anti-U.S.feeling very strong in Italy and in all countries,
against U.S. Vietnam interference and momopo1istic,imperial
istic control of those countries-4>Al1 over Europe U.S.imper-
ialism felt--U.S. hated--- e
Before visiting Communist or Socialist countries,peop1e
should see living standards in all countr¢es,first--would en-
able them to make intellegent comparison----- -
' Said wages for skilled workers in hngland,Franoe,Italy were
from 8 45 to STl65-per-week--- -
Unskilled workers received less money but more benefits-
were looked after by the governmental agences---which present-
a problem because it caused them to lose ambition to better
themselves through education,because they were being cared
for adequately by their gov'ts--- .~ '-
Women in those countries xnsszrei received six week's
leave before and after birth of babies--which presented pro
blem--women were discriminated against because of those I ..-;
leavese-on"account~of slow down of production-when product~
ion quotas were very important-;-
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Hungarian Hall-1251 S.St.Andrews Place,L.A.,Cal1f.
Ausp:Italian American Cultural 3ociety¢Oct.21,l967~8 PM
Dorothy Hea1ey---contd--- ' ' - 3--
learned and worked out-different tactics to be used---
Change over to Socialism and Communism,from a highly mone
ooolistic capitalist economy presented problems--Much study
of.procedures to accomplish change were being made--- -
Communist Party building in Italy,was beautiful,spacious-
Considered Atolini and Grauchi-- both manes are phonetical
ly spelled--! were brilliant leaders-skilled speakersyboth
writers comparable to Marx-~had great influence---were an in-
*spiration to her---- ' ' " '. -c
Throughout her trip_to Italy,she tas'under constant suré ~
veilance by the police-Lsaid the FBI !-told them to keep away
from her-» -. »" . Qua = K11 -~
In France the Socialist Party represents the monopolists,
the Communist Party represents the workers-- '
Was not much impressed with Germany---3a1d_Willy Brandt's
I son was a Communist. A
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- Re:Israeli War--said Communists felt that Israel were the
aggress0rs~- " -
Israel was influenced and helped by U.S. imperialism--was
under U.S. contr01--- - _ ' I g '
There would not be peace,until Israel recognized the true
facts about western control and broke away from those bonds
and joined the Eastern block,which was where she be1onged---
Rezhinority situation in Italy---~Said few Jewish people
were seen,there no problemsl-----In Rome there was a_beautifu1
' synagogue,but no one to use it~--- '
Discrimination against negroes was practiced in Italy--
because of imperialistic monopolistic influnece of the U.S.,
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harmony between all races,prevailed~---Now black race situat-
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power away from capitalists---Common Market run bu U.S.mon- -_
opolist's influence---U.S.,much hated---
In Communist meetings,much money was raised by member's
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At The White House . . .
Frank Sinatra will entertain at the
White House Friday night of a gala
in connection with the Everett Dirk-
sen Memorial Library.
President and Mrs. Nixon will host
the affair. Sinatra jets back to the
AriZ9fI§_T_JQc0l'i0n "Dirty D|'$g.u.g,Mq;LN q§E'T'_l'o lowing the White House gig.iFr's=a1z=sinm= EnteFf'iFi:"s"" K
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UNITED STATES L:i' J VERNMENT
Memorandum
FILE 92-1039! DATE: March 26, 1970
FROM = FILE R awn SUMMARY CLERKS76/ as -
SUBJECTI FRANCIS ALBERT s1;é1"aA
E1040:aaka. Fran Albert Siqdtra,
Frank Si tra, Frank A.inatia, Frank Sinara, Sr.
The following is a summary of infonnation obtained from a
review of all references to the subject in the Los Angeles
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under the above names containing data identical with the
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cR1M1gAL SUMMARY -
NAME: FRANK ALBERT SINATRA _ _ ARREST NOS. :_ FBI#3 791+ 61.0i 4 '
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Aliases:+FranR¢S{natfa, Fran5_5f@Sina¬fg _HT W__ Z k4i in *TL__
Frank Sinatra,_Sr.,Erancis élQgi;_SinaLiaOCCUPATION: Entertalpgr-§1gggq*W
DESCRIPTION: CRIME SPECIALTY: __ _Sex: Male W _ KW Z __ ** H _Race: White w WW __ n_ Z1 4 ' f " l
nos: I?/L2/T5_PoB= n65oken, ew JEfSey_ CRIMINAL RECORD: _Ht.: Wt.: * * Z Z _Associates with known hoodlumg;
Hair : __H T Eyes : 7 _ i i _ Z Z ;Charjged by i_Berge, rL_Co92§rgt¢.:jL,_l§Ig=,w T_Scars and Marks _ 11 ,1 _ Jerseg_Sheriff'gZO££;ce'w1§h K ;sgduct1qQ, chgpgg_yas d;s@;s$ed.
RESIDENCES AND HANGOUTS: ' é
ca;-Neva Lqdge, cgysral Egg, Lgke i RELATIVES AND ACQUAINTANCES:Eahqe, Nevqgai Mqggé HotellR¢nQ, _4 _ Judy Campbgll;*§qrmeriwife:N§pcyQevada; 7OQ?N1mes Drive, Bel §;rgJ §iQatraiforme§_wife: Mia FaprgggQaII§9rnia£Z6-SQB Wondgr Palms_Road, _ son: Egahh-Sinatra, Jr.; dgggQter§;_Eam%r1$k Country Qlqj P§}mu$QriQgs§ NanEQ+§nd Tina Sihat§q;;JudX "1 §§llfOrl&i_h&S_nO7pQbl1§h8d numbgr Mered1tH; Burt:Lancaster; Degn *1Q28-l161;3us1nes§Addres§3I§1 E1_Ca1no Brtin;;Nate SEé1n;_Anthony;J. iDfiygl Bever1y_H{1L§l Cafiforniéz _" Scalvace; Joé F1séhetfiji§aQ§ i_Z "1 * Sanicola; John ROSS&Ll1i Jqhn Z
Part ownqr of thg Villa Capri H Z Matas§§j Sa;§1an¬éhaii§Hyl1{5 ZRestgupgggj 675SZYuccé;§t.LZ"* _i McGqirei Sgmmy Dévist J:.;P§t5¥ _Holfywood. Z; H** _ DAmoreL;HenryGine5 Hengg*35n1gpIa* - Mathew §;organ9; Jack En§pagte§;
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Frank A. Long; JOSEPH CLYDE AMSLER, aka
Joe Gardner; JOHN WILLIAM IRWIN; FRANK
SINATRA, Jr.-VICTIM, Kidnaping-Aidingand Abetting. -. ' .
This is an FD 302 dated 12/17/63.
At h:k5 PM, December 9, 1963, a conversation
between a caller and FRANK SINATRA, SR. was
listened to at the Mapes Hotel, Reno, Nevada
on an extension phone in a suite occupied by
SINATRA. .
Date furnished: 1
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FRANK SINATRA, sn.
Las Vegas OfficeINformant:
. Original:
FD302 dated 12/17/63.
The following information was furnished by
FRANK SINATRA, SR., in Room 61h the Mapes
Hotel, Reno, Nevada, after Mr. SINATRA had
received a telephone call at 9:03A.m.
Mr. SINATRA advised that he had just talked
to his son, FRANK SINATRA, JR., and to an
unknown male. He stated that the first
person's voice on the telephone was his
son and he inquired as to how his son was,
to which his son had replied that he was
fine. Mr. SINATRA asked his son if he was
warm enough and then advised he detected
that someone else was also on the line while
he was talking with his son.
Reviewer's Note: Remaining portion of FD
302 not set forth. To briefly summarize
SINATRA SR. indicated to unknown caller that
he SINATRA wanted to resolve this matter
but that the unknown caller indicated he
could not do it right awaY. ! .
Date furnished: l2/10/63
Agent: SAC DEAN W. ELSON
Informant: FRANK SINATRA
Original: Las Vegas Officeted l2/2k/63 e 1 e Y WORTHINGTON
, aka John Adams, Robert Allen John
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continued
Pg. 19FD 302 dated 12/17/63.
The following information was furnished by
FRANK SINATRA, SR., at 700 Nimes Drive, Bel
Aire, California, the home of Mrs. NANCY
SINATRA, ater Mr. SINATRA had received a
telephone call at 9:26 P.M.:
FRANK SINATRA, SR., Stated that he has just
talked to an unknown male who informed him
that he would be able to talk to his son
on the next call that he received. He
stated the caller instructed him to proceed
to a Standard Gasoline'Station at Camden
and Santa Monica and that he would receive
a call in ten minutes.
Mr. SINATRA advised that this sounded like
the same person who had called him earlier.
Date furnished: 12/10/63
Agent: SAC DEAN W. ELSON
lnformantz FRANK SINAIRA, SR,
_ Original: Orig. FD 302-Las Vegas
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the bank to the residence of Mrs. NANCY SINATRA,
Bel Air, Calif. Money was delivered to Mr.
Lo.» FRANK SINATRA, sn.UCL-"
L6 Date furnished:
Agent:
Informant:
Original:
Los Angeles report of SA
dated 9/21/67 entitled
VICTIM, KIDNAPLNG.
Pg. 118 Excerpts from thM 6, 1967, 57p os Ange es o ice Department, '
n a Robbe De ' furnished information
b?C» 1 oncerning the7-1080-T9
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a source whose identity he could not
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SINATRA's w ' les the,..The SO92
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of movies. urther stated that hisE production
source has ?i?5§¥EEt knowledge of the -
kidnaping having come into possession of
the information in a discussion with a
co-worker and is not in a position to evaluate
the facts as related by her.
Date furnished:67¢. Agent:
L71! Informant: " Original:
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E-7 _ _a t during'the
period of April,E7[! 6, 1967, each day from
6:00 P.M at 209 Cops De Oro, -
Bel Air Estates, which is the home of movie
star FRANK SINATRA. .29, l967,
INATRA likes to have
the guard in his home
y stated his satisfaction
Date furnished:
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CTIM , KIDN APING .
Pg. 363 Excerpts from this page set forth:
1 officer who plcked up
FRANK SINATRA, JR. the night the SIHATRAwas releas ' ' '
him.
v NE t F , . ga e r.
00 in appreciation for the way he,
JONES handled this matter.
Date furnished: 5/22/67
Agent:ii ¢..- Informant :'7E> Original: oss y ora
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Pg. 386,
385
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Excerpts from pages 385,386 set forth:
the
AirCalifornia, residence of FRANK SINATRA,'Be1Air a1 r ' ; a private school and a
_iQ;§§%_Air and for the. an _one half weeks i
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Date furnished: 6/2/67
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Pg. lh, 15This page contains information concerning
the similarities between the kidnapingkit, . and the kidnaping of
L;7c,
5??!It mentions
gards to contacting
FRANK SINATRA, SR. is mentioned on pages
21 thru 214 of the report in regards to
instructions to be followed by him a's
set forth by the kidnaper.
The inform ' natlo on
o, 1967 by SA
mere OF ACTIVITY: Not Stated
DATE FURNISHED:L07 Q Agent :
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9/15/66 enti e
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For information of the SAC in the event an
inquiry is received by him, the Los Angeles
Office has been requested to interview 2
individuals who were allegedly tricks of a
16 year old girl in Nashville, Tenn. who
had been brought from Houston, Texas to _ '
operate as a prostitute during'a convention
of record promoters in October, 1965.
is a joint
Attepts will be made to interview these menon 9/l9/66. U -
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FIRM GOES TO COURT"
Excerpts from the item set forth:
State proberg: go into court tomorrow in
an attempt to unravel the many-faceted
financial affairs of a plush wear Hollywood
property development firm and to establish
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....Certain financial records of City _
Councilman James B. POT¢ER, JR., whose _
second district includes the development,
have been subpoenaed from POTTER's banki.
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..The probe, in which police as well as "
Justice Department investigaros under Attorney
General TOM LYNCH are active, has zeroed
in on four firms all part of the Beverly
Ridge complex.
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Club, which was to be a golf course located
in the heart of the development.
Investigation has revealed that one employee
of the Country Ulub was MARY MAGDALEN SHAW,
a secretary, who is also known as Maryanne
Hackney. She
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as one of the
Beverly Hillsis Councilman POTTER's sister.
sister, Mrs. Shaw, was listed
original incorporstqrs of
Golf and Country Club when it
organized March 13, 1967. The club,
in its prospectus, circulated to the public,
represented that directors wouldnit include
DEAN MARTIN, FRANK SINATRA, DR. VICTOR LANDS
of Beverly Hills, and then-Commissioner LEWIS.
The elub set up'a membership office on Wilshire
Blvd. where Hrs. Shaw worked. POTTER says
Mrs. SHAW was brought into the club ty TINA
SIQATRA, FRANK SINATRA's youngest daughter.
....The original plans for enlisting club
members tie-in between the country club and
the Friars Club, of which.Dr. LANDS was a
member. 'This failed to develop and MARTIN,
SINATRA and some other show business personalities
pulled out of the club.
Original: Issue of HERALD-EXAMINER
dated 7/30/69. _
.3 _
62-0-h9963
k7C_ dated ll/21/ en t
Ava.
/9719Memo from S SAC
deceased!
MISC. INFO CONCERNING.
t 8
being
oned given tonight in honor of
individual whom he described as the founder
of the American Civil Liberties Union.
According to this caller, this is a $1000.00
a plate party, hosted by FRANK SINATRA and
BURT LANCASTER and it will be held at the
home of DEAN MARTIN.
n
and ..¢¢ 111 .1--'... _
uaiier Btat ne nan heard all or the above
at about 6:25AM today on a newscast of Los
Angeles radio station KFWB.
Date furnished:
Agent:
Informant:
Original:b7c_
cally
9
62-1616-198
62-S125-18
Pg. 5Ki _ J
Item from DAILY VARIETY" dated 11/27/62
entitled "AXELROD FINDS LEGION POST'S
'c;mn1m'rs' BLAST 'u1um1ous'
When informed that the American Legion's 23rd
Calif. District Inglewood! is seeing red
over "Manchurian Candidate"; coproducer and
Bcripter GEORGE AXELROD replied, "As good,
solid comedy material is hard to come by
these days, I would be most interested in
learning if the movie rights to this hilarious
if somewhat ungrammatical, document are
available." He was referring to the Legion
Post's blast.
. . .Star FRANK SINATRA, in Chicago playing a
nitery, could not be reached for his reaction
to the resolution passed by the Legion's
23rd District, which condemns "Candidate"
as "akvivid esample of an attempt to under-
mine Congressional committees.. A vicious
and impossible portrayal of a U. S. Senator
who opposes Communism..Blatan Communistic
technique was covered up by an impossible
and far-fetched plot,
etc. I
Original: Issue of DAILY VARIETY
dated ll/27/62.
Letterhead memo dated January 23, 1962
entitled JAMES RIDDLE HOFFA, NATE STEIN,
HISCELLANEOUS-INFORMATION CONCERNING ANTI
RACKETEERING.
Excerpts from the memo set forth:
The following information was furnished by
a confidential source of information. To
date, this Bureaulias had no opportunity to
evaluate the reliability of this source.
Source related that STEIN is also a close
friend of FRANK SIN92TRA, the entertainer. The
source recalled that in 1958, STEIN was
allegedly active in promotion of a ball, - n
which was held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel,
New York, for the "poor children of Italy. .The source recalled that on one occasion
Inn
62-5125-18
Continued
HID
72-137-38
1
Pg. 30 5-7}! _0n 11/3O/
lac,STEIN is reported to have grabbed SINATRA by
the
ted in some manner with STEIN
in the promotion of the above ball. -
Date furnished = 1/16/s2 =
51- Agent
7 Informant*4 P
' 1=2J>7Dn£1:. Fi
Les A Ies report of
dated
, 0OJ;ITSP.
y known_toJbe involved in
any criminal activities, but same is suspectedin view of the background-of persons visiting
with him at his place of business to wit:
"CHARLES BUFNLINI, ROBERT HIGGINS, NICK AVENETTI,
HENRY SANICOLA, PETER MILAND, ED TEMPLE and
FRAK SINATF&.
Date furnished:579 Agent:
=Informant=MD
Original: Orélly probably
ll
80-522-10{flu
ao-seu-2e/
39
87-1609M-3
B72,
A1
572:
£r?c»92_, i __ J
Memo from SA SUPERVI
to SAC LOS ANGELES da
"Beverly Hills Times".
Information regarding the Beverly Hills
Times set forth and information regarding
BETH LYTTON the current publisher of the
Paper. ' -
Following paragranh set forth:
o Mrs. LYTTONs taking over the
Hills Times" recently, it was
operated by WILLIAM STOUT, 3 well-
known news commentator who was also active
in the American Youth for Democracy, a
communist youth organization, during the l9h0
and who, during 196%, was very critical of
the FBI in connection with its handling
of the FRANK SINATRA kidnaping case. Prior t
nn- ___.,1 _-DCVBI Ly
Information obtained thru
review of indices.
This file not reviewed. Maintained in SAC's
office. . _'s
Letter from SAC NEW YORK CO SAC PHILADEL
dated 2/7/62 entitled UNSUB ak
r1J1,i1or.
Excerpts from the memo set forth:
t a man
He described
, age k2; six fee
slender build; good appearance;
black hair g" "-t e rs to _ I 1 'extraction. _ a-05 the ._te;
lbs,
daperly dress
12ed;
92.4; _ ..J
82-1609h-3 ~~~' continued that led around the
country and as known
comes from Philade
time there.
that he had
in the apartment of JOE FI£576» a well-known Chicago and Miami hoodlum.
bvvl " ' -
Dis ' ub in Atlantic City,N-1. hac or: MATTO is the
front man, but FISCHETTI and FRANK Sth own interest in the same.
; that SINATRA also had an in eres
I 1n a num er of other substanti 1; in he P ' elphia area.
I that SINATRA and others are
i resen tering into an enterprise in
Las Vegas, Nevada, which involves the build-' of a ten million dollar gambling casino.tated that he is confident that
FI I and other underworld figures will '
have an interest in this Las Vegas undertaking.
Documentation: New York Office
87-25751-314 Letter from SAC LOS ANGEQES, to SAC L38 VEGAS ' _""' ledd ted 7/19/67 entit 575/ alga. AR.
Regarding telephone numbers and names in the
possession of subject! the following information
1 1 . f d was deve oped The in ormat onurear ing
of the usual subpoena -
duces tecum.!
Pg' H i E719
informati6n_ a
is possibly
business Taattner of 'i*'T<.Ai~i'K SIEATRA. '
Ei! Informant
8726972-69 A copy of a teletype from J
D 9/11/67
1%; aka 2-, W SP TSMV. a. IT , I
Excerpts set forth:.
Subjects, during.interview, gdvised if permittedto be released on temporary gaéis in
custody of U$N, or FBI, the§ could set up
the following individuals for arrest on
violations including and involving counter-
feiting, narcotics, prostitution, and fraudulent
check writing activity. Subjects will .
provide basis for arrest for consideration
of receiving a smaller sentence in Federal
Court. Subjects believed some of individusls
named are connected with the "syndicate"
and are convinced that they would be killed
if they were suspected of furnishing
information.
I-Id! 'hr§1'92r*frh1->1: '11 lu.- eA~ ne 1"e_--e»s-- incl d u. K SINATRA,
SANDS MOTEL, LAS VEGAS. Uses Coc ' -obtainsfrom drug stores and PD. Subjec£?7§» sniffed cocaine with SINATRA and MMY s,_
7
JR.
No Documentation "
92-109-920é7c Memo from SA L03 ANGELES
dated 11/12/191- '
/,7!! INFOR_lj*1ATIZON CONTAINED IN Amilsp MEMOEQAIQDQH
is z~{Q1"1ro BE RE_PO_RTED 1F'_35PoR'T is _DI$TSE_MII§ATEDTo 7AN}'i2IGEZt1CY OlJ"'I:Sl_DE '1HE_ EH1 UNTLIZL CU§fAR_E1!_WI'THDESK #' 1 i * " " i
Excerpts from the memo set forth:
Informant furnished the following informationan 11 /II Q i92J'i-K LL] TI 92}|-,I
E70
L? D
to a e
S. .in Palm Springs.
thét this club is
and that one LEON or LARRY
for
__ .
I Hyi _ V V___ _ 1_-|| _ _I
Cont
92-1131a336
Pg. 55
CE/U
Pg. 56yuér raj
IU g_ J
92-109-920
inued home at 6:00 a.m. the next day.
Date furnished: 11/k/63b7:-' Agent:
bl ,b'7D Informant
Or ' :
Agent:b Informant1g1nal
Date futnished
'76 .
57D ' 'na1: The. report ts acopy Or1g1
of the or1g1na1.
I5
92~l._=
Pg. 95'_.
£3?n -. oLos Angeles report or Sdated 3/10/62 entitled J , a a. AR.
SUMMARY REPORT
numbers set out below are as follows:
aA¢1, Date furnlshed**" 5 Q Agent :
5% Informant :
Original :
Original I-D302 is
92-113-710!
Pg. 97 Excerpts from page 96 set forth below:
Bic.
/
197:.
L-10 connection with an
- Qn this occasion,
the house at
and as of
had
~ /Pg. 97 L2 ocoasion
b7 .1:70 industryl She related that she was acquaintéfD that she _o1s d1vorce?1_ and her
was connected 1n some way with the movie
with SINATRA.
/
Date furnished: 1/62
1976, Agent:
B70 Informant:
1
92-113-711
Pg. 97
Continued
OriginalApartment Building
1200 North Flores _
Address of JUDY
CAMPBELL!
Obtained thru regular
investigation
Pg. 122 On October 26, 1961, Zb?C- ascertained that the Re erc an s edit
Association of Lostal
lea
Date furnished: 10/26/61
Q_ Agent67 Informant: Re a1 erc an s
dit Assoc. 2
Pg. 11:9 W On April 5,
[979 recent months
57¢
E70
kwOre
Oral
advised that in
tigator in Los
17
92-113-711
Fg. 1&9
Continued Informant said th t ad learned tha
investigation by ndicated theL, ' ' - s pro titute
' intimate -
Pg. 6k
Pg 65
Pg. 66'7<; was nothing more an a high clasL! and had, in fact, been reportedly
MA1' -7
'15 with FRANK SINATRA, DEAN RTIN
BL Date furnished:
7D Agent:E2, Informant:! ~ Original.
. . . .C L»L;?¢pOs angeies report CL SA datedS/l0/62 entitled JOHN ROSEEEE, gga HE.
Under the heading LEIGITIMATE ENTERPRISES
the following information is found.
Showcase Enterprises, Inc. 8822 West
ie$hiI1st_<>192 3091.8 Verde Cslxer _¢_i1=_z». _¬a1lf-
Information has been set out in previous
reports in this investigation concerning
Showcase Enterprises, Inc. with which firm
ROSSELLI and JOSEPH I. BREEH, Jr. are working
with others in efforts to produce a motion
picture on night life in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Information has been set out that the firm
has been having difficulty in obtaining
financing for their enterprise.
Informant said that the men interested in
Showcase Enterprises currently are planning
to make a first-rate production of "Las Vegas
at Night" and are endeavoring to get LEWIS MILESTONE
as director and to have FRANK SINATRA, DEAN
MARTIN and other well known entertainers in
the movie.
Infermant further related that the firm has
oral commitments from FRANK SINATRA, DEAN
MARTIN and SAMMY DAVIS, JR. to do solo
numbers in the picture.
Date furnished: Q/13/62; 5/h/52
A t:b7 ' Iiigrmant :i
f
n
92-113-856 Los Angeles report of dated57° 6/11/62 entitled JOHN
Pg. RH
L76; Date furnished:
-sea Aentz SEbQ£> Igformant:
Original: -
92-113-9141 Los Angeles report of ted
b'?¢- s/13/62 entitled JOHN
Pg. 52 Information contained on this page is set
forth in part:
' JUDY 5;, _0n Ju1y*___27, 1962, dy_1sed that ,-rCAMPBELUwas once _ rr e to BILL CAHPBELB§bzjp an actor, and that$JUDY7did some acting herself;k;7C, that at the present time QpD§!Hqe§ some
painting and interior testes ng"; however,
informant had no further specific details> regarding this activity.
ii a H !t!I _roe
further advised knows FRANK
SINATRA quite wéT1} but informant!
does not know exactly what this association
amounts to.
Date furnished:
Agent:
Informant:
Original
92-113-9&1
Pg. 76
Pg. 77
1.76 ,0-7
Pg. 78£11!Lil
b7D92t" , *1
Under the heading of LEGITIMATE ssgeazgxses,
SHOWC92SE ENTERPRISES, INC. sex!, the
following information is set forth: '
Information has been set out in prior reports
in this investigation regarding this firm
with which ROSSELLI and JOSEPH I. BREEN, JR.
are working with HAL ROACH, JR., CARROLL CASE
and JOHNNIE HQSHIO to produce a motion -
picture on night life in Las Vegas, Nevada,
which originally was to be called "Les Vegas
by Night", but may now be called "Here's Las
Vega}! 0"
Information has been set out that the filming
of this movie was to start the week end of
July 7-8, 1962, but that ROSSELLI and
BREEN talked to FRANK SINATRA at Lake Tahoe
and thereafter, BREEN and ROSSELLi returned
to Las Vegas and made such demands that the
start of the filming did not take place.
No Documentation . _
sent for ROSSELLI and told
him to "foul up" the plans to start the
movie on July 9 and they would later make it
themselves.
Date furnished: 7/17/62 . _
"Agent:
157C Informant:
g;7£!
Original:
20
I-
"11
92-ll3-1023235 Los Angeles report of S1 dated10/17/62 entitled JOHN R , a. .
Pg. 1+ £39 a<1vised that ROSSELLI and JOSEPHwere at the Cal Neva Lodge from about
June 28 to July H, 1962; when they left
together as he recalled. He said he -
understood ROSSELLI and BREEN were
considering filming a movie in the
area and had been invited to be present
at FRANK SINATPLA's opening show.
Date furnished:
Agent:
k>'7¢
,__ Informant:
£57D
Original:
92-113-996 is memo
that covers this
. info. Actually
letter from Las Vegas
to L. A. dated 9/21/62!
_ _. I-.'_1_., J _ , . _ ________. _ , _Pg. Lu -' advised that ROSSELLI and an individual
a y identical with JOSEPH BREEN arrived
iin Las Vegas on 9/28/62, and ROSSELLI was
in Les Vegas as of the morning of October 1,
1962. However, information was obtained that
. " ROSELLI intended to depart L-as Vegas on 10/l/62,bl" and would one for two or three weeks days!.b7D On l0/3/62 aid he suspected that
ROSSELLI m1 t e at Lake Tahoe, Nevada,
because he had heard that F-'*RAN_1< SEATRA is
at Lake Tahoe with a "bunch of girls" and
ROSSELLI is girl crazy.
Informant:bzllp Informant
-7 Date _f1L 6' Agent:
77- Original:J '-5 .|'92 .|-.01 1 I0 /.1.-I I1..L¬ 1
21
v__ n.._/
92-113-1065 Los Angeles report of S51¢. dated 11/19/62 entitled an ROSE , .
Pg. 39
ire
197?
Original: - y a y
92.-113-2007 1.05 Angeles report of Se153'-12/19/e2 entitled JOHN R , . .
uxmw. ACTIVITIES, szzuznm., JR. and CARROLL CASE so they
o make the movie in Las Vegas._
did not know what, 1f any, actlon
LI had taken in Las Vegas.
ntte furnished: 10/21./e2
Agent:_k§2C. Informant:
kf?i3 _ H
OI
? . R0 Under the caption CR1
f rth:S
the followxng xnformation 1s set o
' s e ' '
/
0
- $71.!Informatlon ha be
develop
intimate withn prevlousl reported
P
been reported
TRA, DEAN MARTIN
R CELEBRITIES JERRY LEWIS AND SEVERAL OTHE
ETC. _
No Documentatlon
22would be
ated
reduce
I
'92
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In L
L079
J
i
9292-113-2Ok0 Los Angeles report of
Pg. 2k
Pg. 26
92.Q hq .,
W
dated 1/21/63 entitled
AR.
by SA -
in co an
being conducted by the Los Angeles Office.
ther FRANK SINATRA had
the venture of filming
the night cl ed
that SINA
usly recorded that FRANK SINATRAIt will be
been previo
allegedly told BREE? and R6SSELLi,to have
nothing more to do with HAL ROACH and
his activity to film the shows; and, in
effect, told ROSSELLI to hinder the
operation of HAL ROACH and that later, they,
su SIHATRA, ROSSELLI ch
a movie themselves.
y nothing activities
has
Date furni:
Agents;
Informant:
Original: orally
23
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P , ___ .
92
92-113-2085 Los Angeleq report of SA
kjf; 6ated i/25/63 entitled J5HN ROSELLI, Ea. AR.
Pg. 5 Information contained on this page being set .
B2.
LvI>
92-113-21
Pg. av
1,7H>
vforth. Only one paragraph that is felt pertinent.!
a I .. _ 3 ,,-,_ - ,___ e .- -dvised on §;§§§iy:Q5??l9§1? that
observe ROS§ELI at tH¬ Friar's Club
during the early afternoon of January 22, 1963.He stated that the Friar'a Glob was-having a
big party that evening which they call a
"Roastmaster" to honor FRANK SINATRA and
SAMMY DAVIS, JR., the well-known entertainers.
Informant said that the tickets to this affair
cost $50, but that on the day of the
affair scalpers were asking $200 per ticket.The proceeds of the part were reportedly to go
t0 the Friars Club Charity Foundation,
J92 Date furnished:- Agent:
1,! D Info rmatlt :
] "jg, Original 2
W _ 52 mo 1the
dated
eles report of SA
entitled JGHK
Information contained on this page includes
the following:
On February
and that Matassa is a former detective of the Chioago
Police Department and for may years a close
associate and bodyguard of SAMUEL GIANCANA
and for FRANK SINATRA when the latter is in
the Chicago area.*
Date furnished: 2/22/63
Further documentation Chicago
Qffice . .
24
7c,
89
4q-F"
r
f*<, 92 >
92-us-2173 1.05 Angeles report of SA dated' u/29/as entitled JOHN ROSELLI, . .
Pg. A7 '
1-
MATASSA
. MATASSA is
a formef Detective of the Chzcago Police
Department and for many years a close
associate and bodyguard of SAM GIANCANA
and for FRANK SINATRA when the latter is
in the Chicago area.
' Obtained from the Chicago office.
92-113-22u2 FD 209 dated 7/3/as ent1:1e m1.éfyc A copy of this is in FRANK su Ject
mp file 92-1039* -
25 I
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T 1.-_ .
92-113-2301 Memo from Mb7<- ANGELES date _ ._ .
b2.b.-7-D Source advised the following-
Present were BEBER, LINK. LIPSKY, SPIVEY,
RAFT, the DICKERS, MONTAG, DAVI VICTOR, GENS
JII-'1I*i1' and AL RITE, JACK MGRTON,
SPITZEL, SANFORD "SANDY" SADLER, and DEGOFF,
from Palm Springs, who is wealthy and in
stocks, bonds and real estate.
' key" club in
OTB prin s.i it was opened
and then close ecause t ey did not get
permission to gamble, they are trying
again now that there is a new sheriff and
want a pan game.
I Fyou can t run gambling in
a m Springs without permission from
Les Vegas and FP.A.92!K SINATPJ-92. is the one to
see.K Y.i'_RYM can give the ok.
Bate furnished :- E97" Agent:
=17- Informant :
571 D Original:Haas at the Friars Club from-
ROSELLI was not present but was pageuHouple of times.
ER
_ ' -II--III.-IIl_92-11.3-2287 Los Angeles report of Sb'!¢___dat:edA 8/19/63 entitled J , . AR.1 .
Pg. 2, 3 Information has been preO I I I Uin this inve
57¢ !E!ements t~ us peo that
ROSSELLI came from a little town named[:70 Avellino, near 1y Ehich gas thesame town that :::o'.:..er and
father came fr , at ROSSELLI is
not his true name.
.__. S°"'b'!D . _
_ _ g 26
92-113-2287
Continued
Pg. 3
_ Inc
lo?b7c»
b7 D
D*1"? re!
born and raised
traveled
to La: Vegas, Nevada unable
to obtain work and ly broke and
slept in his ear as he had no money-to rent
a place to live.
s a bar boy time.' h FRANKd wlt
the same part
SIHATRA O
w ter at
nd later went
1n Beverly
Hills and maitr '
During his employment at these places
became acquainted with numerous persons 1n
the Hollywood and Beverly Hills area.
Date furnished:
Agents:
Informant:
Oqiginal:
Pg. k5 Information has be
4,?-D
who is a former Chicago Police Department
detective and allegedly a bodyguard for,¢
SAM GIANCAHA and for FRANK SINATRA.~ "
The aboqe information was
obtained from the Chicago Office
see reference 92-ll3~2l2l
0
iv
92-113-2350
57¢, dated 10/8/63 entitled
AR¢
Pg. 10
..»<-*{;~*"
Q2-113-zuos
87¢' -" ~r ___ -1-J
Loa Angeles report of Sa-1
F
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4'}
'15
-r
-=I 92 _~
rnxms pews BEVERLY g1L1.s, c_A1.1§. ,
=6 Date furnished: L8/28/63 '
Agent:15¢-£ Informant: {+7<>=~iaina1= n .._. '° "
Los Angeles report of Sdated 11/29/63 entitled , a .
AR 0
peop e who had reservations on Western Airlines
to fly to neno, evada; that prior to the"
flight, FRANK SINATRA sent his private Pg. s On October 31, 19s3 ' v
8, 1963, J/// ere among a group of a out 25 _- _
be
51D
is-rbplane from Reno to Los Angeles-to pick up
10 of these people who were flown to Reno;
and that as a result, only 15 persons
traveled via Western Airlines. Informant
said the fare for the 15 people who traveled
via western Airlines, whsfpaid by check from
the Cal-Neva Lodge, Reno, Nevada. Informant
said he did not know which persons of the
25 flew to Reno.on SINATRA's Plane.
Date furnished:
Agent:
Informant :
Original: conta ically
Memox
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Pg- 22 Information has been pre92-113-2us9
£r7¢,
1,71!
57¢»2 *
Lo: Angeles report of Sgted 3/26/64 entitled J _ 2. , .
Department who has y acted
as a bogiyguard for SAM and a close
associate of entertainment 'tiea
Documentation Chic ago Office92-A-113-2681 Los Angeles report of" dated 3/5/as entitled JO I, aka.7c. AR _ .
Pg. 3_7, 37A
51¢
57-D . 38
1,70anuary 111, 1965. This
is not to be mgde public except upon issuance
of a subpoena duces tecum. -
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