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. _ ro a a a —e 8 my In the Hatt = of (DAVID T. DELLINCER, et al. No. 16254 Appellants, UNITED ETATES OF AMERICA VSe No. 16295 DAVID DELLINGER, et al. Appellant &cbott Hoffman moves for the entry cf an orde? granting him permission to travel to various tolends in the Caribbean fron tine to. time during the period of his x ot me Cee oY of ences in the U. &. Virgin Islands, that is, through April is’ in suppert of this motion the eppeliant ctates: 2. On September 13, 1971, he was granted permission vy this court to travel to the U. S. Vircin I Islancs foci Mo- vember 1971 where he planned to reside with his wife ond Mietiey through 4priil 1972. In his original motion for perntcsica to travel to the Caribbean, he indicated to this court thre it might be necessary for him to return to the moiniand United States to consult with his attorncys from time to time curdias such period. On October 18, 1971, this court grantca bis permission to advance the date ef his departure to Octcber 22. 2. He has been residing in the U. S. Virgin Islcends since the end of October, ond he now requests permicsicn te roe cccasionel visits to certain telends in the Caribbean roar tie U. S. Virgin Islands, specifically, the British Virgin isle on (particularly Tortola and Virgin Gorda), Entigie, Cowlntes the French overseas departments of Martiniqre and Chealouze. 3. The purpose of his visits to such ftelands wenld be Solely for pleasure, sightseeing and relexation. 4. He is not sure vhen he vould visit cach of auch islands since, at least in sone £f not all instances, he would be sailing with fricnds from the U. S. Virgin Islanés. Ue anticipates thot he would spend no longer than one dzy en coach ef such islands, although any particular sailing trip scy Gore vineis seven {ferent itselands before returning to tho U. Se s