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everybody recognized, and its Owner was appar- ently doing things that the public had been led to believe he never could. His marriage to his school-days sweetheart, Nancy, hit the rocks. He was beset with the money troubles that couid be expected when a regular income of a million dollars annually dries up at the source. It wasn't that Sinatra was broke. Ap- parently his sense of organization, efficiency and Planning took care of much of his Money, and there is no evidence that Frank was entirely with- Of course, Sinatra Was the target for every pot- shotting reporter in the business. He remained good copy. Some of the publici ¥ Was not good. much to the sorrpw and abused muscles of several] members of the fourth estate. All this didn’t help his career—what little there was left of it. A Tele- vision show over CBS was dropped in 1951. It began to look as if The Voice was a thing of the Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner off on one of their many trips abroad. ~ eee eee et ee Te 15