◆ SpookStack

Jones to Nichols Memorandum January 45, 1957 Selective Service regulations. The physician who examined Sinatra for the Selective Service Board also made a notation on his physical examination report that Sinatra was suffering from emotional instability. (25-244122) G. SPECIFIC INQUIRIES MADE BY DAVIDSON In his letter, Davidson stated that he planned on doing a definitive, three-part profile on Sinatra for 'YJook"' magazine and was concerned about several items which he had come across since the manner in which t}}:; were resolved would help him in ''pitching" his article. In this regard, it may be noted that the August 29, 1955, issue of "Time" magazine did a rather "definitive" cover story on Sinatra, and his life has been the subject of a book published in 1946 by Harper and Brothers, New York, This book was entitled "The Voice" and ws written by E. J. Kahn, Jr. (100-417728-18) Davidson asked for verification of the following: 1. That Sinatra was arrested for rape in Jersey City or Hoboken around 1934. The charge is supposed to have been reduced to seduction and then thrown out by the Grand Jury. (Westbrook Pegler has reported this several times in his columns, ) COMMENT: The records of the clerk of the Second Criminal Judicial / District of the county of Bergen, Hackensack, New Jersey, reveal the following information: Docket 15228 in the State vs. Frank Sinatra reflect at Sinatra wa don November 26, 1938,.... | as follows: "On the second and ninth days of November, 1938, .... under the promise of marriage, he (Sinatra) did then and there have bic sexual intercourse with the said complaintant who was then and there a single female of good repute....'' The Charles Casfity Company, ble 214 Maine Street, Hackensack, New Jersey, made Sinatra's bond of $1500 on December 7, 1938. The complaint was withdrawn when { it was ascertained that the complainfant was in fact married. Docket 15307 in the case of the State vs. Frank §j . vata meine: O83? 2 Nour Tercey anrincr natwea ow as = Se SOW Jersey, Charging sinatra wi ¥ in that he "....on the second and ninth days of November, 1938,.... — said complaintant, a married woman and wife of ys Sinatra paid hi his own bond of $500 on Mma tn th 1 January 4, 1939, and the case was re Jume he aedar of \ jv anuar 1G THe ¢ nand LO tne jury py oraer or Judge McIntyre, ee al Docxet 18540, for the Prosecutor of Bills, Bergen County, 1 reveals that no bill was returned on January 17. 1929 by the orand a eee WC a A AL vanary ty Levey, DY Lit 54 all jury, and the complaint charging adultery was dismissed in open court for quarter sessions on January 24, 1939, (62-83219-10)