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I agree.FREEMAN COMPANY publicists 9/18/57 P/-/A / V (A} ^>- If / SUGGESTED LAYOUT; "SINATRA ?╟÷ A PRESS AGE3fT??S DRBAM" Many thousands of words have been written about Prank Sinatra being uncooperative with news cameramen and press agents* Some of it may be true, some of it may be explained. But here is concrete proof in the form of undeniable black-and-white photos that Sinatra can be cooperative if approached nicely, that Sinatra can, in effect, be a press agent's dream* The reason? ?╟÷ Mr* Sinatra is a lifelong friend of Sands Hotel Producer Jack Entratter and is himself a part owner in the famous resort* But from the standpoint of Sands Publicist Al Preeman, who used to be with the lew York office of the late, great press agent, George Evans, who helped start Sinatra on his road to fame, Sinatra is easy and pleasant to get along with -- and has been as cooperative as any star Freeman has worked with in 10 years in publicity business* In fact, Sinatra has done things that Freeman wouldn't ask a lot of stars to do; for instance, ride a camel onstage, or drive a souped-up Indianapolis Speedway car around the Sands pool! Pictures follow, 9508 WILSHIRE BLVD. ?╟≤ BEVERLY HILLS, CAL. ?╟≤ BRADSHAW 2-8611 ?√ß