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| | and Gardner, who was not really known, hed adjoining apartserts and thought’ ' nobody, Mew them. One evening she was entertaining another man when Sinatwe” effect that he was nr. P |g alty with regard to @ trip se 78 e6 with the Vieonefe §- ti brothers of Cniengo, th he did not know whet wen . the cultesze, tie second errer in that erticie. Permit me now to teil vou, is the event you de not know, thet Sisatra obtained that job in the Rustic Cabin in New Jersey through Wil: 2 Mreoutti, the notorious How Jersey raccetser who waa mupic red thie past f.i3, Mee tet four! Sinatra in @ zymnaaiun woen Sioabtre wee around twenty, when ne vae leerning to box, He san tired cf thet end pecane intex~ ested in his weeel cords and with t at Moretii went eleng. fle sot the Job for hia in the Rustic Jebin’at $35 per week and felt tiat money was too little ae he «cept Sinstra liberaliy gupylied with pocket money, whieh war the firet reel money Sinatre ever gaw, ond thet resulted in drinking orgies end woren~chasing with hig pel, one Rogeo Pisshetti, t.e younzer of the two Fischettia, toe oldes” of whom ig now on Sis way to jail. Morettt elec attenpted to keep Sinaters out of trouble, Sinatra wes arrested on s sex charge in cergen County, fJalled, and the case went to the grand fury, but throur ch the int'l vange cf atllie Moretet : the charge was reduged to seduction and even digmisaed through thet seme influ. , ence, ‘Around thet tine, Siratre went to Los Angeles were the eheriff. &ppree hended hist for carrying a gun illegally ood long after the sheriff told the . prese he had taken away the “un end warmed Sliatra against e second offenses. Sinatra wes at4ll carrying a gun. He seeas to ba guo-happy, Around tw yonte . i ago, after he wee fired by UG for bis coings-on, he cane to Kew York where dbs. we ithe gam and fired 16. The polles were called and the top view aealied privacy. After Sinatra returned to New York, ‘england sant: t they wanted a ips: job for Sinatra end they selected foaxy Doraey who. was. foreed. to hige bin. 66 soldat under contragt. Sinatra tuen tired of | | that, toe, and wanted eut when Dereey refused the gentlenen fem the under 3 world paid him 4. visit aa Bioatre. wan relsased, . 2 adattton te. ape pot an@ drug addicts, Sinat¥ata friends ineluded not onty. sched get Jou Adonis, Reich and Al Casone, the Piechebtio, Meyer Lensty, Prank. y Gnd Lusky Lusisns. *ou ney Feed 611 about this 4 in as arstele ent te Ge res dats Sinatra Cénficential (Gangsters in the Wight... Clube)" ay tee _kortiner dn last August's American Kereury magasing, and you ” may bi | nes ‘ame un y character in the books “Now York Confidential™ by Mr. Mortimer arid Mr, Jack Lait. In February 19) you will find an entry on the manifest of the Pan-American Airwoys of e aaa inatra made wi th the tae. Pichettie fron Mieat to Havans chaperoned by the Cepones, This ie the trip he | zi now olaius innceence about. Prior to that trip Walter Winehell gave a tipeott 4 fin his breadesst. If Wineboll, who was not on the seene, mew the PisoheseL were making thet trip, kew the purpose, and knew Sinatre's pay’ in it, how cose Sinatre, who was Reeco Fischetti's fast and firm pal, who was familiar. with nis aativities, knew about the Havans end of the trip, did net know what he was Going? That's « tall tale for him to expest anyona to #walldw =. that: he was innogent. Lagiane hed been deported by the Gov Gov eronent to. {ealy rl had wnioee a teen iat". into Havemas Bae Fiscnettia she ‘trip; ' ineluding e ota tontods Obes: Reet a ee e heavy 1 itcaes sonte ing the ~e é ane, wnieh toss Rogea ‘Fipobetts | le fheve ty ts substantiate | G31 this, If Sinatra were one op had been ‘us Lbae”: been scresming bis head off imuediately arter that trip, and hata have: ee notion agein’ Winchell for the droadeast end he'd have brought ection againat. dortiner fore hie 4serican Kercury article and againat Henares, Mortimer end”. Lait for their book containing this faet. Sut not a peep out of him until now, antil now that he realises the gountry is incensed over narcotics end having... been broken out into print ea bere fewmenthe with revard tc this sautterx, he hon to de sonething to regein bis lost ground, but there le outhing re con do. He sould not reise his volee louder then he cid becsuse that would ettract too much