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Pegistered at the Del Mar wel am August 6, 1946. It was thet GEORGE RAFT, film star, was ale at the Del : Mar Hotel on August 6th and 7th and that d won e considersble amount ‘ of money on the first day of the meet s heard to speculate pr: as to whether RAFT would pay somo of his th his wipnings. Tt was . reported that information had been received fran et the . Y ‘track that BEW SIEGEL may have beon able to ‘ mners of the track, with the proposition tha’ tte dooknaking rights dent rs pad by’ force, if necessary. However, rather constant t abeerntics «G . en each day of the meet up antil the date-of the letter from the Ban Diego“ = = = ' Field Office had not revealed this type of activity. It was stated that the reliebil{ty of the track soyroo in this matter was questioned, wa. reported ‘to spend considereble time in goviewing form sheets and was in conversation with those in attendance at the track bX and during the races remained in his box, betting on each race. It was known that he bad won a considerable amount of coming ip with at least unt of monsy, coming two good leng shots. It was pointed out that the coverage o: activities as of that date only indicated that ho was at Del. a betting commissioner and not operating a book, : : . a large er 0. '@. pe the Club House at tho track and tot woll Boquainted with most of them, but there was no indic: t he was operating a book at the track, It was thought that odie operating a a big book he was doing it wo] undercover at t! and it was suggoatod in this connection that he would lay off all organised bets. t was ascertained tha’ 1946. Through this same source ‘contac . Los Angeles on Ai end an individual believed to be! of stock in the Del Mar Race Trac! order that he might have @ pass