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we \ be - CONFpENTA CRIMINAL RECORD The files of the Identification Division disclosed the following under FBI #3794610: rn ——— Arrested by the Sheriff's Office, Hackensack, New Jersey, Novenber 26, 1938 on a charge of seduction. Complaint dismissed January 2h, 1939. Fingerprinted on October 7 > 1943, by the War Department as a member of the USO Camp Shows, Ince Fingerprinted January 30, 1947, by the Sheriff's Office, Los Angeles, California in connection with an application for a gun permit. ¢ ‘News articles reflect that Sinatra was potnested cn aprdl So Gurr “ Hollywood on a battery Fanpant based upon a complain e Mortimer, New York , co sf. Sinatra entered a plea of not guilty and was released on $500 bail. , No disposition of this case appears in the file. a BUREAU RELATIONS WITH SINATRA Ae Frederick C. Othman Incident, February 9, 19h). Qn February 9, 194k, in a syndicated article, Othman quoted Sinatre as saying he had received a letter from the Bureau concerning an applicant, which also requested four autographed photographs for the girls in Mr. Nicholts office. Upon interview Othman claimed to have received the story from Sinatra "years ago while he was covering the Department of Justice. Sinatra stated that the letter. had come from the Adjutant General and that he had so informed Othman. Sinatra claimed that he would have Othman correct this matters ny . —_ Le Be Gary, Indiena School Students Strike Incident, November ly 195. ‘When Sinatra made a personal appeal on November 1, 1915, to the | students at the Froebel School, Gary, Indiana to end their strike, he delivered: |. a personal attack against Joseph Lach and Julius Danch. [ach was identified. ~~" as a prominent citizen in Gary and Danch as the catty. Hall Custodian, President | of the Hungarian Political Club, and the Editor of a monthly Catholic bulletin, ~° who actively fought the Communists. As a result of Sinatra's attack on Lach woe and Dench, Father Lawrence T. Grothaus, Pastor of St. Anthony's Church and Director of the Catholic youth organization in Gary, left the stage and made * EAR at In eet lta a len nn aoe