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en ee re 34 ~ WY 100-81752 The following witnesses for the Government testified in the order set out below: Professor LOUIS F, BUDENZ, Tuckahoe, New York JCEN LAUVINER, New York City UaQVEY PARSRALL MATUSO', New tork City R&LPH VERNON LONG, Durham, Norta Carolina MARY STALCUF MARKWAQRD, Arlington, Virginia WILLIAL. GARFIBLD CUMLINGS, Toledo, Ohio THOMAS AAROY YOUNGLOVE, St. Louis, Missouri On May 2, 1952, Judze CIMOCK denied defendants! motion for transfer of Evtirh DENNIS te New York from the Pederal Penitentiary at Atlanta, Georgia, deferdants having claimed that frequent consultation with him was necessary since he was the Communist Party leader wno was most familiar with the activities of the Party durin: the vertinent period of the indictment. On fay 6, 1952, Judge DIMOCK grarted permission to Defense Counsel McTERNAK and Deferdant FLYNN to confer with DENNIS at Cc 7 wit 7 a * the Pederal Penitentiary, Atlanta, Secrgia, in order to vrep at plaice, mat el Le vt weet ra repare the cross-¢xamination of Government Witness BUDENZ, On May 28, 1952, Judge DIMOCK announced that he was restricting Sovernment and Defense Counsel in their public comnents and tieir contacts with the press regarding the trial to the limits set out in Caron 20 of the Rules of Professional «aA Ethics of the american Bar Association. Judge DIMOCK declared = that defendants PHTTiS PEiRY and ELIZABSTZ GUILEY FPLYNN, as - 28 =