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SEARET On 7/13/61 favised that an unknown person called bz Marvin Robert Cole (92-5383) and stated he had been to the studio to see Frank Sinatra. Cole indicated that he wanted Sinatra and Red Skelton to each do a show at Freedom Land in NYC. The same informant advised that in a conversation with Cole. on 7/14/61, Edward Torres of Las Vegas discussed his close relationship with Frank Sinatra and Dean, Martin. d had sold his interest in the ad sol fru a i Torres indicate ‘:* Sands at Las Vegas. : ra 92-5383°5 p.33,38 he. sem ee td le Was sorry he "Otec?t L1GEnti + afi maerrureersemremn tet Marerurtry scrutinizing te ownersnip Or be cecini's Restaurant, Miami, Florida. It had been reported to each of these sources that this restaurant was backed by Frank Sinatra. It was reported that arrangements were being made to make a test case to determine if a duplex apartment building adjoining the restaurant could be opened as a casino for illegal gambling. The Beverage Commission planned that the restaurant would be permitted to open -and then action would be taken against the management. 92-541}-14 p.23 ; 26 4 ( Me. « "y “ pod Records of the Alcohol Beverage Control Dept. Los Angele showed that in Nov., 1961, Frank Sinatra owned ail the stock in Puccini's Inc., a restaurant at 224 South Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Cal. In Dec., 1961 he sold fifty percent of the stock to Hyman Handworker. . fiandworker claimed he obtained the cash used in the purchase from the sale of the Trade Winds and the Le Bistro, both Chicago restaurants. e v3 ~49~ C é. metres ote eR er ee ae RR le RR mE eV En ee Se a ne a