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RE: ABBOTT HOWARD HOFFMAN of . ' i 3 summary contempt of court. Bond was denied on both the E contempt and ARL convictions. “4 On February 28, 1970, the United States Seventh = Circuit Court of Appeals, Chicago, Illinois, ordered Hoffman _ 4 and those convicted with him admitted to bail, with the provision that he not travel outside the state of his residence (New York}, without notifying the United States Marshal (USM), Chicago, Illinois, further that he was not ros to travel outside the continental United States without the express approvai of the Court of Appeals, Tw ; Oa September 3, 1970 Sy United States Court of Appeals, Chicago, Illinois, made 4 available a copy of a motion filed September 2, 1970, by counsel on beh@2lf pf Hoffman. This motion requested the ; court's permission for Hoffman to travel to Edmonton and _ Calgary, Province of Alberta, Canada, during the re riod og September 10, through 12, 1870, This motion advised Hoffman to travel by air from New York to Edmonton on September 10, 1970, to fulfill an invitation to speak at the University of Alberta in Edmonton on the evening of September 10, 1970. — Hoffman, in this motion, advised he did not know where he i would be residing in Edmonton, but he could be reached through Tim Christian, telephone number (at Alberta University) > (403 )-432-4241 or at Christian's home, telephone (403)-455-7893, The motion further states Hoffman intends to leave Sy! Edmonton on the morning of September 11, 1970, to fly to _~ Calgary, Alberta, where he will speak at the University of 7 Calgary that evening. In Calgary, Hoffman will be able to be reached through Lane Robeson, whose telephone number at the -+ university is (403)-289-6655, and at home is (403)-265-9488. =i The motion further states Hoffman intends to leave Calgary on the morning of September 12, 1970, to return to i ew York that day. | | ae On September 8, 1970, Deputy United States Marshal Chicago, advised his office received the above had been approved on September 4, 1970, by TOF Justices luther Swigert and Otto Kerner of the United States oe Court of Appeals,