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ict b2 GED 22:0: that on 9/25/47 Dr. Abraham 3. Weinstein boc (65-56402) was in contact with George Evans, business representative of Frank Sinatra. He said he was leaving for the West Coast with Otto Premiger Cphypetic) to spend a week at Premiger's home. (purpose not stated 65-56402-2964 p.32 (16)/% Westbrook Pegler"s column "Fair Enough" which appeared in the 9/30/47 issue of the “Washington Times Herald" pertained to graft and corruption in connection with advertising, particularly in the entertain ment field. He mentioned the purchase of a Florida hotel by a group of gangsters including,Willie Moretti, a warm friend and neighbor of Frank Sinatra, Pegltr_made reference to reports that his zeal in presenting unpublished™truths about Sinatra had heen excessive. 62-80230-A "Washington Times Herald" 9/30/47 (12) a letter dated 10/14/47 to the bureau, iD bc Atlanta, Ga., deplored the fact that gangsters an racketeers were allowed to appear as public entertainers, thereby _ contributing to juvenile delinquency. He stated that he had read that Frank Sinatra had met Lucky Luciano, a thug and racket¢er, in Cuba, and he could not understand how Sinatra could be tolerated as a public entertainer. He said he thought that Sinatra had been barred from playing the part of a priest after one of his brawls in Hollywood. ‘ 4 62596985414-145 ‘ (o)e ¥ + Westbrook Pegler's column "Fair Enough" which appeared in the "Washington Times Herald" 1/24/48 criticized the Roosevelt Administration The article stated that Tom Clark, officially the boss of the FBI, had reassured the Costellos and Morettis, the Fischettis and the relics of Bugsy Siegal, by a public appearance as coat-holder for bugle-deaf Frankie Boy Sinatra. 62-62735-A "Washington Times Herald" 1/24/48 ° ‘ ree (HT) YN . SEMRET Tee ae fot eeapei : _ mee tao oe eos on mpi ate T " ila ahaa a eee “