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NY 100-81752 DETAILS: 411 information set out in this report appears in the record of Criminal Docket ©.136-7 of the United States District Court, Southern District of New York. Defendant CLAUDIA VERA SCHOLNICK hereinafter will be referred to as CLliUDIi JONES, the name by which she 1s commonly known. Te. SavVeRanccs * Defcndant [SRsEL AMTER was severed on January ll, 1952 on a motion of the Governacnt on grounds of illness. Defendants SIDJZY STEINBERG, FRED MORRIS FINE, DR. JéMnS aDaanD JACKSON end WILLIAM NORMAN HARRON were sevored from trial on April 15, 1752 on a motion of the Government as these defondants were fugitives. The defendants! motion to sever MARION iBT BACERACH on grounds of illness granted on July 2, 1952 with the consent of the Government. Defendants! motion for a judgement of acquittal granted September 23, 1952 as to defendants SIMON WILLIAM GERSON and ISIDORE BEGUN. Ii. BAIL AND SURsTI£S On July 3, 1951 SYLVESTER J. RYAN, District Judge, enlarged the bail limits of defendants AMTER, BACHRACH, BEGUN, BITTELMAN, CH.RNEY, FLYNN, GANNETT, GERSON, JEROME, JOHNSON, JON2S, LANNON, MINDEL, PERRY, TRACHTENRSRG, WEINSTOCK and WEIHSTONE to include the Hasterm District of New York as well as the Southern District of Now Yorke On July 11, 1951 Judge RYAN revoked the bail of defendant MINDEL furnished by FREDERICK V. FIELD, as FIELD was personally disqualified and revoked the bail of AMTER, BEGUN, BITILLMAN, CHARNSY, FLYNN, GANNETT, GERSON, JcROME, JOHNSON, JONES, LANNON, PERRY, TRACHTENBERG, WEINSTOCK and WEINSTONE on the grounds that the bail fund of the Civil Rights Congress r =~ bo o-