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ee oe a a arr — hh aa Be when hen wae Bow abba 262m Fei eed bdne 2B aowrhbownen owt = pre _ _Tamaery 7. 1938 re On indictment 696-120 charging the probationer with Sat impersonating another, to wit, Daniel Edward) ft, when entering the United States, imposition of sentence wae mus ded end he was placed on probation for four years, to begin after serving seatence | on indictment susber C96-116, eablect to the standing probation order of the Court. On indieteent ca0-944, charging him with concealing Asos true identity end falsely representing himself to be Fred Varrea rhem f or the purpose of obtaining and using © passport in the United States, imposition of sentence was suspended with probation of four yeers to begin after serving centence on indictment mumber 096-116, subject to the standing probation order of the, Court. : ¥ a On Noveaber #8, 1938, the probationer was released from the United States Penitentiary end * reported on Kovenber 12, 1935 to the United Stetes Probation Officer for the Southern District of New York. On November 15, 1955, the probationer signed the terms of his probation and advised the probatian officer that his counsel was making an application to have him discharged froz probation supervision befors the sentencing Judge. On Decenber 14, 1955, moving - papers were received by the Probation Offieer based on the physical condition of the probationer. Tae Probation Officer wired the penitentiary to obtain the condition of the probationer’s health during his incarcerstion. Sefore receipt of this information, an order revoking the probetion and discharging the probationer from further supervision and terminating the proceedings against Rim was signed on December 16, 1955 in the Bastern District of Mew York. At that tine Judge Inch stated that he was convineed that the probationer had learned his leason and would not do eny more gembling on the high seas. Less than a year after the extry of this order, the probationer was apprehended for larceny om the high seas end charged with violation of the terms of his probation. The United States | then moved in the Southern Distriet of New York to sentence Frad{ oa the two iniictueats under which the ABpOS1 S105 of sentente originally Free petitioned for . writ of hebeas corpus. The petition for the writ end the motion to sentence were heard together on December 21, 1936. On January 27, 1957, two orders were filed