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am 9L-558~-633 This page is entitled "FRANK SINATRA's Ret Pack" and appears in (€ont.) part as follows: p 6 "On the society pages of the ‘Los Angeles Mirror News' today there sppears an article on Hollywod society. This features particularly ‘Frank Sinatra's Rat Pack,' reportedly the best publicized of all social cliques in Hollywood. "The pisces, written by LEE BELSER, says that even s crowd '1s not so chi-chi or so smart or oven so nonconforming as it once was, "It is show that SINATRA inherited the rat pack from the late HUMPHREY BOGART, ‘the lord high commissioner of the original olan,' “BELSER goes on to state, ‘Numbered among its exhaulted initiates ere Dean Martin, Samsy Davis, dr., Shirley MacLaine, Judy Oarlend and the Peter Lawforda. All of them are unigne in the extreme and are not to be confused with ordinary mortals. "'Their stock in trade is total lack of reverence for the prosaic.! *SINATRA‘s recent hiring and firing of ALBART WALTZ (unfriendly witness) to write a screen play is commented upon with the remark, 'The recanting won't hurt his in the eyes of his clan because Frank is Always Right.' "SINATRA is described as an elegant host, and Mra. FRANCES GOLDWYN ia quoted as saying, ‘He behaves in his home like nothing I have ever seen...He acts like a grand duke lavishing his favors on his guests. He is also attentive and he's a meticulous housekeeper, ! "That is what BELSER said Mre. GOLDWYN said about FRANKIE. . .* * * * es «¢ e * > zee, a young prostitute in her 20s, advised that through « is? da Negro rook and roll she was invited to attend a Ine ouse. She refused because, as ased in her ow way, she couldn't sink ec lee = "She did say yesterday the a spent thousands of del- lb7¢ sere at SINATRA's Puccini ce promote an invitation te