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In addition to his work as a singer Sinatra was reported in 1946 to have an interest in a race track near Atlantic City, a band, a music publishing company, and one-third interest in the Barton Music Corporation and was then considering an interest in a sports arena to be built in Hollywood, a hotel in Las Vegas, and an office building in Beverly Hilis. Qn February 4, 1939, he married Nancy Barbato at Jersey City, New Jersey, and they now have three children. Sinatra registered with Local Draft Board Number 19, Jersey City, New Jersey, and received a 4-F classification on December ll, 1943. Sinatra owned a home at 220 Lawrence Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, until the spring of 1944 when he moved to Hollywood and bought a home there. He spends considerable time in New York City, but has no fixed address there. Sinatra's Selective Service file describes him as being 5'7$", 119 pounds, slight build, dark brown hair, and blue eyes. LIB 19, Jersey City 25-244122-3 "Current Biography 1943" World Biography 1945* Who's Who in America 1950" All filed in the Bureau Library Book "The Voice" by E. J. Kahn, Jrey published in 1946 by Harper and Brothers, New York City CRIMINAL RECORD The files of the Identification Division disclose the following umier FBI #3794610: Frank Sinatra was arrested by the Sheriff's Office, Hackensack, New Jersey, on November 26, 1938, on a charge of rab pi see some Se ee es