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ro oe oO) oF NY 100-81752 Justice THOMAS SWAN, United | States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, on March 29, 1 54, set the Gate for argument on appeal as May 11, ighhe but on April 5, 1954, because of a court calendar adjustment, the date for argument was set as May 10, 1954. The argument on appeal was held in the United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, on May 10 and 11, 1954, before Justices HARRIE CHASE, CARROLL C. HINCKS, and JOHN HARLAN. Special Assistant to the United States Ate Aas Atr OQenthnmn Tate nk nf Maw Vawtls TANTS TH SUVA g VME eee he We IV DW OL KILSHEIMER and Assistant United States Attorney, Southern District of New York LEONARD B, SAND argued for the Government. Attorneys MARY KAUFMAN, HARRY SACHER, DELBERT E, METZGER, and A, L. WIRIN argued for appellants. Appellant's reply brief was filed on May 14, 1954, in the United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, On October 14, 1954, the conviction was affirmed unanimously by the tnited States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. The Government on October 15, 1954, filed a notice of motion in the Court of Appeals seeking the issuance of a mandate forthwith so that bail could be revoked and the defendants directed to surrender, A hearing was held on October 15, 1954, and Justice HARLAN ordered the issuance of the mandate Fanbthurd &h At eNO wom. Matahan 15 IAG the favermmant oD Vili Wile Au Fev Peitie , VORVNEL 42g 29) 7y VIS UV TEL da ent presented the mandate of the United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit to United States District Judge EDWARD J. DIMOCK and moved for immediate revocation of bail and the surrender of the defendants by 10:00 BoMey October 16, 1954. Judge DIMOCK changed the wording of the mandate calling for surrender of the defendants to make §£¢ wnasA that tina AafanAcnts wana A snneaan hafawna him aw be Wehw Whe tt Wied OPP Oe Ld fh bd he he ee td on October 16, 1954, at 10: 00 asm In the hearing held before Judge DIMOCK, United States District Court, Southern District of New ~T- CR a ne ee rg ee ret FT