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Frank Sinatra — Part 3
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true, then Sinatra and the Fischettis are related, and this may possibiy account
for their close relationship.
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During vay, 1947, an informant, with connections with the underworld,
reported that Joseph Fischetti had made a statement to the effect that he had
a financial interest in Sinatra, or that someone else had repeated this remark
as having been made by Joseph Fischetti.
E. Don Junior
Don Junicr, a Los Anceles gambler, and associate of Howard Rughes'
publicity man, Johnny Meyer reportedly attended parties with Frank Sinatra during
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Fe Willie Moretti
Willie Moretti, who is the head of a gang in Bergen County, New Jersey
is reported to have a financial interest in Frank Sinatra. lioretti advised
Bureau Agents on February 5, 1948, that he was associated with Frank Sinatra.
4S an illustration of the nature of their relationship Sinatra is reputed to
have returned to his wife after one of their separations when ordered te do 50
4 by Moretti.
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It has also been reported that Sinatra regularly ‘kicks 3 to Moretti.
lee Mortimer, New York news columnist, reported that Frank Sinatra was
backed when he first started by Willie Moretti.
G. Aaron Smehoff, wa, Allen Smiley
On June 13, 1948, Allen Smiley, notorious Los Angeles underyorid
character who was with "Bugsy" Siegel the night he was murdered; glaimed t0°
hnow Frank Sinatra quite well. Westbrook Pegler has made réference in bis
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articles to Sinatra's association with Salley.
Smiley was arrested by the FBI on November 21, 1947, charged with
falsely claiming citizenship and with perjury. On August 1, 1949, he was
sentenced to one year in jail and fined #1000, He*”appealed his case and the
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rendered a decision on April 13, 1950, upholding
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