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SEARET The Fifth Report on Un4Amefican Activities in California, 1949, stated that Frank Sinatra was among the Committee's more notorious critics. These individuals conspicuously followed or appeased some of the CP line program and had actively opposed the destruction of the Committee. None of them had formally vrotested, denied or repudiated any testimony by witnesses before the committee. (details set out) . ia (Copy of Report furnished by , Senator Jack B. Tenney enclosed) 100-15252-41 encl. p. (34) Feo«g aa So. .@n 1/6750 the_ga Meteo nceisco Office forwarded as an enclosure, b2- ncluded was a copy of a statement by pb ames Tarantino, notorious editor of pie o 0 . e statement made reference to Tarantino's associates which included Frank Sinatra. A penciled notation stated that the enclosure was filed in the Special 1 Room. 62-75147-47-111 12-9514 47-151 p28 S . “aim ta (12), Ps Westbrook Pegler's column in the 5/30/50 issue of the Washington "Times Herald" pertained to“d“trook known as “Alleh Smiley, €39-2258) a member of the Hollywood-Los Angeles underworld, who was known to Frank Sinatra, Leo Durocher and George Raft. Smiley, a native of Russia,had entered the US illegaly and had a criminal record. He spent much of his time at the Las Vegas gambling resort. 39-2258-A Washington "Times Herald" , 5/30/50 SI 39-2258-A "NY Journal American® G3 5/29/50 * oe 2 OARET