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i NY 100-81752 would consent to exhibit and what material the defendants primarily sought, stating he would hold a heering on question after the orders were submitted. On January 2h, 1952 Judze SYLVESTER J. RYAN denied the defendants! motion to sever defendent MINDEL on the ground of illness, ° On February kh, 1952 Judge CONGER denied the defend motion to reargue five of the defendants! motions denied by him on December 21, 1951 and granted the defendants! motion for the Government to furnish within twenty days before the trial, for the defendants! inspection, all Grand Jury exhibits and all books and documents the Government intended to introduce at the trial exccot such as would disclose the identity of informants. On February 20, 1952 Judge RYAN again denied the Anfandanta wat S frm an defendants! motio ior severance of defendant MINDEL- On February 26, 1952 the defendants filed a motion for a thirty day continuance, On February 27, 1952 the defendants filed a motion challenging the array and moved to quash and dismiss the entire jury panel venire and jury list. on - 1952 as the dat a + 2; £770 o UT! mS Widet iat abe kr Moa Whe arch 3, 1952 Judge EDWARD J. DIMOCK set March 31, te for the beginning of the trial. On March ll, 1952 Judte DIMOCK ordered the Govern- ment to furnish the defendants a numbéred list of all books, papers, documents and objects which had been presented to the Grend Jury or were to be offered in evidence at the trial and to designate portions of newspapers, magazines and periodicals presented to the Grand Jury or to be offered in evidence at the triel. On March 12, 1952 Judge CONGER ordered the Govern- ment to produce and make available to the defendants at least twenty days before the date set for the trial all books, papers, documents and objects which had been presented to the Grand Jury or were to be offcred as: cevidenco in the trial. Judge CONGER further ordered that if the Government - 25 -