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( C) MEMO., SAC: September 23, 1946 Re: BENJAMIN "BUGS" SIEGEL, with aliases- had assisted the registrant because “hand hurt.” Registrant's affidavit, dated February 20, 1913, in that section under “Marital Information,” set fortn that he was married at 332 Rogers Ave., Brooklyn, New York. SIEGEL in addition said that he hadearned $0,000 in 1. showed as his dependents, MAX and JENNIE SIEGEL Be He stated ¢. an contributing to the n 1929 and t 1933. During the ecgived $1,000 other ‘tnoome in addition to $1200.00 er and father split $2500.00 He gave the following support o past twelve months, from SIEGEL and his mo relatives. Relatives Age Relationship Address MAX SIEGEL 6h, Father 1719 67th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. JENNIE SIEGEL 63 Mother 1719 67th st. Brooklyn, N.Y. In that part of the affidavit having to do with the registrant's Job, he gave the following “Investments and Promotions. I investigate deals such as hotel purchases, sporting event promotions and other enterprises and consummate deals." As to the specific nature of his duties, the following was noted, "I do the following kind of work; ‘In consummating deals stated above, I usually obtain an interest in return for my work, I am required to make trips to appraise and investigate all matters connected with such enterprises and to negotiate terms.'" His average earnings were shown to be $50,000 a year. This form was likewise filled out by N, JOSEPH ROSS, A second registrant's affidavit, dated October 28, 1933 revealed was contributed to his mother and father and $1,000 to bre ho earned from outside source OO during the year.