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L.A. 62-2621 July 22, 1946 Director, FSI Re: ReACTI ition CF TE, CAPONE GANG MISCELLANEWUS INFORMATICN - CRIME 3 RYEY Jn addition he suprorts his father, “AX, age 66, and his mether, JEANNIE, ace 65. He set out $12,000 as the amount necessary to support his family with an income of §50,000 a year from his occupation as bettins comiissioner and investment broker. He claims eight years grade school education and he gives the following relatives. Parents reside at 1719 - 67th St.. Brooklyn, New York; The Local Draft Board by letter, dated March 10, 19h), asked the State Director of Selective Service for the waiver of an are limit in order to request SIEGEL to report for induction, but by letter, dated March 15, 191, state Director refused the waiver, There was @ communication in the file from the legal firm of Pacht-Pelton-Warne & Black, siened by N, JOSEPH ROSS, dated Septenbe & 1941. Judge ISAAC PACHT has been SIEG=L's attorney for some time and it is known. that this firm has represented him as early as 1941, The Del Mar Race Track near San Viego, California, has recently been acquired by interests allegedly represanting SIEGEL. aas been in couyany with various hoodlyms and gamblers in Los Angeles and qoes"Wor bear a good reputation because of his association with eertain underworlc characters. If as has been pointed out SIEGEL actually represents the mob attempting to take over the wire service, conclusion follows that the RAGEN interests will not be successful in obtaining racing information from the Del Mar track because SIEGEL will control this information for the benefit of the new service which has already rented its quarters in the Ferguson Building in Los Angeles. The following information regarding EENJASIN "Bugsy" SIEGEL was submitted by