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PID-380 (Rev. 7-16-63) ele (Mount Clipping in Space Below) Sir j + agent, said “I don't know where over Sinatra's appearance since (s nara today ‘ cording " e is. Honestly.” A spokesman Pepper. acknowledged that Sen. friend Wh h or Davison repeated later,|John V. Tunney, D-Calif., asked a imend, ere he went pm afraid we can't tell you'that he not be embarrassed by after that only Sinatra anything of Mr. Sinatra's being served with a subpena seemed to know, plans.’? while he was performing on | Sinatra's whereabouts be.| ~The US. Embassy said, May 19 in Baltimore at an gcame en issue when [ep.| ‘all we know is the newspapers affair honoring Vice President RE Claude Pepper, D-Fla., saidp2Y he was here. MW you're |spiro T. Agnew. Sinatra might be subpenaed to/@SKing if we're trying to serve Commitiee about his role as)". “ ; ee nreciiens i ie me on Frederick Loewe, who wrotel After all, he said that Mr. F te ‘ »{sinatra would appear voluntari- Berkshire Downs Race Track in tne use for My hataedel ly if we did not press service on Hancock, Mass. Fee aide Mr, Sinatra.” The committee voted Wednes. like old friends. Frank’s an old)": . . day to take “whatever steps, fTiend from Palm Springs. I| Pepper emphasized that Tun- are necessary” to assuxe| don't know what his plans are.” ney did not attempt to prevent Sinatra’s appearance July 18,| Clatidge’s Hotel, where Sina.(Sinatra’s appearance and in : ; Y ft, tra algo has stayed, said he wasiresponse to a question he said, suid the singer flew to mt not until “I don’t know of any White Londo in his private plane ¢xpected, there, but not. until w or any. Tuesda F : June 26. mA, - {House or executive interference y and did not intend to . Washi id\whatsoever”” honor a subpena issued to his), Pepper, in Wast eo eaidiwha -_ : lawyer directing Sinatra tol. “tavfal ity by| <P cPPer Said that in his before - the tteeh®, . 22%: Jawful authority" by| discussions Tuesday night with Appear the committee hich : ; today. we can. subpena 4f'sinatra’s attorney, Mickey Ru- Sinatra's plane could not bef 33” “itizen abroad. din, he was told that Sinatra traced at likely airports near| American legal sources here|went to London on business and London—there are about 20 injSaid a subpena served on a US.|that Rudin -denied he had the London area. citizen abroad does not compel authority to accept a Subpeng One of Sinatra’s jong-time|hira to appear. “He can tear it|for Sinatra's appearance Thurs- friends told UPI he had seen|up and throw it away if he feels;day on behalf of Sinatra, Rudin he American singer at the jlike it,” one source said. was given the subpena on June 7 savoy Hotel about 2 a.m., but: Pepper said the committee(!- | =A Savoy spokesman said helwin take “whatever steps are|. Pepper said Rudin also checked out this morning, necessary and possible tol/pressed in his discussions with : Frank Sinatra is Dot herelgswena_,Mr. Sinatra_in_this|committee counsel for condi- physically, mentally, spiritually country or overseas.” or__any other yayy__ the ‘ . ' . . a : ‘ . NDON (UPI)—Frank —Harold Davison, his British Controversy has been building . so] “I think this is embarrassing| appear before the House Crime|* subpena on him the answer TS} Sen. Tunney,” said Pepper.’ tions on Sinatra's testimony, g ‘aid - such asa private committee nt . session. and a limited-area—afi tresntntig. | (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) Aml Herald Examiner Los /neeles, Calif. Date: 6/8/ Te Edition: & Star Author: Editor: Title: Character: or Classification: Submitting Office: Los Ansele CJ Being Investigated Red Rep ow essen ZP_ JUN'S™ 1972 EBI-LOS ANGELES