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TRMTLHARIS FORT. HG. 64 Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO «) FROM \\ SUBJECT: FRANCIS ALBERT SINATRA, b7c b7D NK t-a, f DIRECTOR, FBI (100-417728) pare: 10/11/55 aIa/zg nib, | AOC TLATE & LT BY SAC, LOS ANGELES (100-41413) 9 ~ter qe ecu PR aig weit k Ht -/596 , sf aka. Frank Sinatra SECURITY MATTER - ©; Meh INFOAGATION CONT aT FRAUD AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT ; : fy os PS LORY Se tL. - | ”* Considerable investigation has been one ge us the [és Angeles Office and other Bureau offices in connection with the instructions outlined in referenced letter. A review and analysis of the results of the investigation fails to develop any positive evidence connecting SINATRA with the Communist Party or the Communist Party movement. In view of the foregoing, it is believed that the ! submission of a regular investigative report setting forth the results cf the many interviews undertaken would be ad 4) « aue X u!| f eparation of a prosecutive summary > in preferable to the preparation iz formation which should Ee logically be incorporated in a prosecutive summary report. <;° fat to the absence of the calibre of in It 1s noted that the miscellaneous information furnished by informants in years past, and which was sum- marized by the Bureau in memorandum form dated 9/30/54, is essentially hearsay, most of which even if true, would a; have little probative value. The two most significant allegations contained in the summary are those set forth on Page 6, Paragraph 2, and Page 11, Paragraph 1. Reinvesti- gation of these two items brought forth the following results: forth PROPRLAT FirFD An 5 . yo te ey sets (1) Miami air-tel to th the results of tne interview with informant who had reported in 194 refer to FRANK SINATRA as a CP member and a former member On reinterview by the > of the Americ th for Democracy. Miamt office, illiiees or tea that the information «which he had: previously repofPVed was of a hearsay nature, having come <8 Lede” . a