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“ye wee Relate ah SIDNEY R, KORSHAK | 4 _ = Vegas, S . In December, 1962, an informant of the Las Vegas NEY a "go betw Office property According to the informant, KORSHAK was to keep the signed option and agreements in his personal possession concern- ing this transaction. Informant did not know the reason for KORSHAK retaining the papers but believed it may have resulted from some old outside agreements that KORSHAK had with some of the parties involved. ra Earlier in October, 1962, the Las Vegas informant had advised that some difficulty had arisen ip conmection with the $6,000,000 Teamsters: loan on the sale of ; property which involved a gambling club and i cated that nd KORSHAK were going to meet with we: ning this matter, informants of une Las Vegas Office re and ,bserved numerous contacts between KORSHAK, and during the period from late 1961 through 1963 ntermittent trips that KORSHAK has made to Las Vegas. On January 27, 1963, the following question and answer concerning SIDNEY KORSHAK appeared in "Parade Magazine": "Q. I would like to know if a Chicago mouthpiece named Sidney Korshak represents both Jimmy Hoffa and the Chicago syndicate in Las Vegas--F.L., Chicago, Ill. ~ “A. Attorney Sidney. Korshak reportedly represents the Cleveland interests in the Desert Inn and Stardust hotels of Las Vegas. He is also reportedly the attorney for the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas. Korshak is also a friend of such theatrical personalities as Dinah Shore and Debbie Reynolds. His exact relation- ship with Hoffa is not known." ~6-