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FD-950 (Rev. 7-16-63) (Mount Clipping in Space Below) OFFICIALS WANT TO TALK TO STAR - Casino Boss Arrested After Betting Dispute With Sinatra Exclusive te The Times frem a Statf Writer LAS VEGAS—-A hotel casino exe- cutive was arrested Monday after he allegedly drew a gun on Frank Sina- tra during a squabble about the bet- ting limit in a baccarat game. Sanford Waterman, 66, was ac- cused of having drawn a .38-caliber pistol during the dispute early Sun- day morning in the casino at Cae sar's Palace. But Sheriff Ralph Lamb indicated that Sinatra—-who abruptly broke off what was to have been a two- week singing engagement at the ho- tel and flew back to his home in Palm Springs after the trouble— may have a few questions to answer, too. © : "If Sinatra comes back to town," ld Lamb, “he's coming downtown tojget a work card. And if he gives mg any.trouble, he's going to jail, “Entertainers are legally required Clee TE - ALL THPORMATIC Bit to be fingerprinted and photo- graphed and to be issued “work cards" by Jaw enforcement agencies before accepting jobs in Clark Coun- ty. Like most headliners, however, Sinatra has benefited from a "gent- Jemen's agreement" exempting him.) "I'm tired of him intimidating waiters, waitresses, stirting fires and throwing pies," Lamb contin- ued." He gets away with too much. He's through picking on little peo- ple in this town. cS _"Why the owners of the hotels put up with this is what I plan to find out." Clark County Dist. Atty. George Frankiin also expressed interest in talking to Sinatra. “One remark he.supposedly mai to Waterman as he was. going ogt ‘Please Turn to Page 25, Col. - ee CORTAINED we rg UPELASSLFIED OR SOP i Se OG LL (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and siate.) I-9-76 Date: Edition: Author: Editor: Title: Character: oF Classification: Submitting Office: CI Being Investigated D> end "4 oes thifED ©. FILED j i Seva) 4