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: te . eno randum to Wr @Qos on note and ‘gambling establishment that was being: built tn Las vegas, ay Nevada. He was assisted by an attorney named Herbert Pearlsene Sanichola and Rummans were not further tdentified. Jt is known that Bugsy Siegel went to Los Angeles on December 18, 1946, to contact Lana Turner, Jimmy Durante and Frank Sinatra for the purpose of “having them attend the opening of the Flamingo Hotel. Sinatra, however, did not attend either the opening on December 26, 1946, or December 28, 1946, which was attended by several stars. ‘tneluding George Raft, Brian Donlevy; June Haver, Lucille Ball, Sonny Tufts and ‘otherss “It. ts likewige known that Mickey Cohen, well- known gambler and racketeer who operates | out of Los Angeles, has been rn ontact . with Sinatra on occastons..: ARES i IE AA ee eee Bc) “August, 1946, : the New York. office. ‘was ‘advised by F gnc Duffy; clerk of: ‘Local. Selectiue. Service. Board. #290, New. York js fat:424- Second Street;: ‘Brooklyn, Ne e.pene oy, Mra deny Fischetti... Miss. Duffy. stated that, Singtra; a by:Charles ou hettis..vistted. the. ihome of. his: é whee, : qos, me ‘Chicago: oppice advised ‘that on August: 8, “194653 made of, Charles ‘Fischetti’ to get. in: ‘touch with: ts ro for the purpose of ‘contacting. Prank Sinatra. in w Faphettts. "de they: ‘intended to.attend the Notre. gee aegis ponte: 1 etti. is. a. Chicago: hoodlum who was a subject in. th nhastioation on the ‘Rée-Acti vation of the Capone. Gang. investigation & 093-9 7 page 54). aoe “An. informant in. ‘Chtcagocasuiwedl Joe ‘Pischettt met Charles’ Baron and furnts3 € 3 effect: that;both Joe Fischetti and Charles Baron.had. pur ni ghirts ‘and forwarded. them to Frank Sinatra ‘tn: Hollyivd ods hints. we. é. bored. in two. separate bores anda. card was pli each bow, one. fren Joe Ftschettt. and the other. from. Charles, ; outh: bit explained: he ; Iprotect : ‘pe song.” fu as i “Cuba. where <n os 0 May ET: ore. co Lun: and: aa ee E Spark for Tuesday night. s ‘fracas. "(Pprankie! 8 'friendship' with Luciano wos first: pevealed by Robert Ruark,: 6=foot, 200-pound columnist for The News and other Seripps-Howard Papers.)