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nga STANDARD FORM Na. 66 arp S irector, FBI SAC, NYC (67-1777) FRANK SINATRA MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION CONCERNING . Parsons. a Mr. Rosen....-_— Mr. Tamm.—.- Mr, Sizoo...-...--- Mr. Winterrowd.. u nto Tele, Room_..__. e t Mr. Holloman "to r Agent and presently a member of r. Holle JEROMENDOYLE , et firm of Cahill, Gordon, Zachry and Reindel, NYC, today proviced the following data which Mr. Doyle received from HENRYATAFFE , attorney for Frank Sinatra: Aas | “Frank Sinatra allegedly was ‘being booked to go to Korea this Christmas as part of a USO entertainment group, consisting | of various show people, and to the surprige of Sinatra and Henry Jaffe the Army denied clearance to Sinatra. Allegedly Sinatra {| and/or Jaffe went-to washington to: talk to: the Army to deter- ‘mine just why clearance was denied to Sinatra, and allegedly the Army advised that it had. information from the FBI which prompted the Army to deny clearance to Sin ra.< This infor-~ jmation allegedly was that Lee Mortimer in a newapanér column stated that Sinatra was a Communist. This is the information which allegedly came from the Bureau's files. The Gens rales © ; in question are: Major General John A. Klein, “aj Suter nt Genera Mator General John Cc. Mudgett, Chief of InformatYon ; and Ma jor rite gy we wee ee a i waessn General A. a. Trudeau, ‘Chief of Intelligence. x 3 O Nr.’ Doyle stated he was advising this ottice 80 the above information could be furnished to the Bureau since he believes Jaffe will. -be writing to the Bureau regarding this matter. ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HERERNIS UNCLASSIFED ©