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seer protect identity) advise at Joe Vaieno, singer whose true name was Joe Poleno or Poliano, had allegedly made numerous recordings for an unnamed company in NYC next to or near Radio Corporation of America studios. The records had been suppressed because he would not voluntarily participate in "drug traffic." One of Zaieno's arrangements, "Garden of Eden", was allegedly taken by Frank Sinatra who «recorded it as his own, and the record was 4 ran VMULMUY OViLUe WELHMALI GA @ALLIGYCULY Yas FasAUHY defined a WL MLO ows b plus a two percent "pressure fee", not further defined. + ee hee he ~ ‘ > ~ al 7 oa ity) S Teamsters Union quashed the pian s s ; rganization » Dy asking what Sinatra owed the labor unions, and if he thought a guy like Sinatra would give him his time. 63-4296-26-574 4 Gay 4 On 3/4/60 the Los Angeles Office advised that a PCI (not identified) reported that Charles Dippolite and his son, Jogeph, ,had sold 152 acres of their vineyard’ in San Bernardino County to Frank Sinatra for $390,000. The purchase price was to be paid off in ten years, with an annual interest payment of $19,000. we The Dippolitos were under investigation at Los Angeles as top §3-4296-26-579 (1597 hoodlums.