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| of oliering his services to the CIA, but that he had told SL hat the CIA was not the proper organization to approach. bic ontacted a friend of his in Pn he sho c. CONFIDE TAL According to a report from another investigative agemy the American Civil Liberties League paid Sinatra's expenses for the trip to Gary, Indiana. | Weekly intelligence Summary, 11-3-45 6th Service Command of the Army Service Forces 100~7°760-3492 An unidentified outside source reported that Frank paid his own expenses in coming to Gary. 100613 5-31-L49 a Sina C. Offer of Services to the Bureau, September 7, 1950 On September 7, 1950, Gaya = with Mr. J. P. Mohr, after first ae ng to arrange an appointment to sa e the Wirector on behalf of Frank Sinatra to offer his services. pointed out that Sinatra had first been desirous take s matter up with the Bureau. xplained that Sinatra was sensitive about the allegations been made con- cerning his subversive activities and also his draft status during | World War II. Sinatra denies any subversive affiliations or interests on the part of himself, but feels that in view of the publicity which he has received, these subversive elements are not sure of hie position, and accordingly, Sinatra feels that he could be of assistance to the Bureau. . GEE «212223 that he feels sure that Sinatra is truthful in matter, otherwise he would not have come to the Bureau. He added that Simatra is a Catholic, but is not a practicing one. GS.