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ani ncn em ener aia mame th ea Raa hr <a — mm a - NY 100-81752 United States Supreme Court on its denial of certiorari, the hearing was transferred to the trial judze, United States District Judge EDWARD J, DIMOCK. Attorney SACHER stated that on January 11, 1955, he had filed a motion to stay the entry of the Supreme Court's order denying certiorari pending the appellant's timely application for a@ renearing. Judge DIMOCK denied continuance of bail and defendants ALEXANDER BITTELMAN, GEORGE BLAKE CHARNEY, ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN, BETTY GANNETT, VICTOR JEREMY JEROME, ARNOLD SAMUEL JOHNSON, CLAUDIA JONES, ALBERT FRANCIS LANNON, JACOB MINDEL, PETTIS PERRY, ALEXANDER TRACHTENMBERG, and WILLIAM WOLF WEINSTONE remanded to custody of United States Marshal, Southern District of New York. Attorney HARRY SACHER on January 13, 1955, made application before United States District Judge DIMOCK © to vacate the order revoking bail, stating that Justice FELIX FRANKFURTER, United States Supreme, Court, had granted a stay until January 17,1955,for the’ 1 SGuaree.ce the Saxeme Court order denying annellant's petition for certiorari. kt ad tiated So ate ae oe oe wae ee ee Se Yee ee See on & This application was denied. The order of the United States Supreme Court denying appellant's petition for writ of certiorari was issued at noon on January i7, 1955. United States District Judge DIMOCK on February 2, 1955, executed an order revoking bail and 4aeuad a wench warrant for LOUIS WEINSTOCK ah i Le ee co Peewee teres Ted, a ee ae le 9 het a Kh WEINSTOCK was taken invo custody » by the Unitea States Marshal, Washington, D.C, on February 2, 1955, at the conclusion of his perjury trial in the United States District Court, Washington, D.C, Appellants filed a petition with the United States Supreme Court on February 4, 1955, for a rehearing, This application was denied on February 28, IOFe ae ~ 9 = et ee