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STANDARD FORM NO, 64 Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ; He 1] PMEADSEAT Ae carte 3 ‘ . SON iT Tra tnt gas . n | FROM : CLYDE TOLSON BERTI |S UNCLASSIFIED - rs ' SUBJECT: | Ne A Vege ie ve i A TE U4L 29. — RY aco af we ur ss =a I talked this afternogn to 47. Lee#iortimer, of the we Bee New York. Daily Mirror, who wanted to ask some questtons con- tr ‘ycerning Frank Sinatra. JI told Ur, Mortimer that, of course, ur . he realized that we could not gtve him any offictal tnforma- tion or be identified in this matter itn any manner, which he thoroughly understands. Se He left a photograph taken of Frank Sinatra tn Cuba and asked: Copies whether we could identify one indtvidual shown in ‘the picture. of this photograph are being made and an effort will be made to deter- mine whether any of our Agents are acquainted with the person in question. boa Secondly, he was interested in the association between Sinatra and Willie Moretti of Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey. JI told Mr. Mortimer in this connection that his best bet would be to make appropriate con- tacts with the Bergen County Police and possibly with a Captain Donohue. — th @ i * Also, Mr, Mortimer was interested in Sinatra's arrest on a ser offense. He had practically ail of the information concerning this charge and 1 merely indicated that he might secure information, as to the ultimate disposition of the charge bi contacting the prosecutor of the bills, Bergen County, New Jersey. Also, Mr. Mortimer had already learned of the contents of the selective service file pertaining to Sinatra and knew the location of the board in Jersey City. He indicated that while he had secured the contents of this file on an informal basis, he understood that these records were not subject to subpoenas ober Wruadt,tho_ has , Sing Vtoe 4 ens: | pe] 7 Mr. Mortimer told me that he ' u * ‘that iene! Fain he spring. of Yo ‘orse alias CharlesyConley, was arrested in: for smuggling narcott from Mexico to the invited stetee Sas at the. >; time of his arrest was driving a station wag ntwhich belépys to | { amo effort t. we. une ren Sinatra. He indicated that Sinatra has made: a Bagrned thatqnossiblycy, A ’ 7, ave Ur. Hortimer had already contactée - written several derogatory articles cone wh i possession of this station wagon but he has D'orsey will furnish enough information to tr arcotics Burequ t include Sinatra in a conspiracy charge. He stated he Planned to the tearst Office arrange for him to see lr, Anslinger, of the “arcotics in an effort to run this down. J am trging to seh igi whether Bureau, we have a criminal record of this person on bas Vi information furnished. Ge * ie st ~ } . Mr. tortimer was anpreciative of the onportunity to talk to me and thoroughly understood we coudd not be of any official: assistance 7 to him in this metter. n ee ¥e, Ie AT. Mare e 6 ya . _ cate ws re Ce Lie ener eee]