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b70 The managing director in 1962 was Paul Emilio D'Amato. The ledge operated from about June 1 to the weekend after Labor Day and Magnelli and D'Amato left the Crystal Bay, Nev. area about 9/15/62. ‘ 92-27 84-50 ft (19) learned in the summer of 1963 that Les Kruse a ‘Chicago hoodlum, had an interest in the New Villa Venice, Inc. ($2-6402 at Northbrook, Iklinois. Kruse apparently believed that Frank Sinatra and Dean Mar tin_would appear again at the Villa Venice free of charge in the near” future. at to his knowledge, nte or connection in gambling activities. He sa Frank Sinatra who was well known in the Cliffside Park-Fort Lee, NJ area, but had had no contact with him in many years. ¢ Henri Gine advised on 11/4/63 that he was the personal manage of Frank Sinatra as well as a personal friend, and had accompanied Sinatra on his recent Far Eastern charity. trip. He stated ke had introduced Sinatra to’ Leo Olsen,’ owner of the Villa Venice, and Sinatra at Olsen's request had agreed to appear at the Villa.Venice in Nov., 1962, Gine advised that to his knowledge neither Sinatra nor Sam Giancana owned any part of the Villa Venice. Gine stated that he knew "Skinny" D'Amato, owner of the 500 Club in Atlantic City, and he had sent flowers from Sinatra and himself to D'Amato's daughter who was in a hospital in Philadelphia. be 92-6402-6 p.2,5-8 eras eons (QQ7))~ “Serial § stated that e call was made from the Villa Venice to | eo -53-