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cae ee eR eg gE me go oe NY 100-31752 their .fines. by CHARNEY and TRACHTENBERG. ‘This proceeding was based on the order of United States District Judge DIMOCK granting these defendants new trials. On September 17, 1955, the $338.00 paid by CHARNEY was returned to him by the Cashier, United - States District Court, Southern District of New York, On October 13, 1955, the six $1,000 United States Traasimr Bonde dennsatted hus TRASIPENRERN an Boehruaryvy 16 ed Sete ed hd Ne Nee Bet Net ba ah SF Nr eh oy ee ee eee) Wid & wi’ es Vile oe = 9 1954, to be held in escrow pending appeal, were returned to him, DD, Bail 1. Revisions The terms of defendant CHARNEY's bail honda were rnevritten on Mareh es) 1O52 to show that $5 Oe el he a nd ae Tk Oe wht bf ieemh Who wy a re ee | onl A el Wa bee Ww would continue to be posted by HATTIE CHARNEY, his wife, $1,000 by JACOB L, CHARNEY, his father, and that the balance would be covered by a property bond of $19,000 on the property of JACOB L, CHARNEY at 1401-05 Wilkins Avenue ané 559 Jennings Avenue, both Bronx, New York. JACOB L. CHARNEY also furnished the United Ooo gv States Attorney, Southern District of New York a confession” of judgment for $19,000 against the above property. On January 8, 1954, $5,000 of defendant GANNETT's ball which had been posted by GERTRUDE YARIS, her sister-in-law, was withdrawn and BERNARD LEWIT, who previously posted $5,000, posted an additional $5,000. GANNETT 's bail aigo consisted of $2,000 posted by her mother, SARAH LEWIT, 943 Sherman Avenue, Bronx, New York; 91,000 posted by her sister-in-law, MOLLY STRONGWATER, 2735 Barker Avenue, Bronx, New York, and $2,000 posted GERTRUDE YARIS, pe ier 4 ey pee Bar Ue ee wee ot Sere we Se ey ee Judge DIMOCK filed an order on January 12, 1954, reducing tne bail of defendant BACHRACH to $6,500. - 1,4 -