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* . me Mr. Tolsor. we Mr. Coffey, y Mr, Glavio_ * osen__ _— Mr. Tracy _ Ty High sh Court Frees Mr. Byen Mr. Hendoo | cy. DRiundatane | Me. Penning 44 DUTOSIEDS ) ae osiaa 7 oa , ' Mr. Nease __ Ex-National Head Miss Gandy _ Kunze Amona Group | upreme ‘Court. ‘dir cluding its one- Lime national nresice! verhat evade the draft laws. The ex-bundists, sentenced to prison terms of five years each by _ {the southern New York Federal "| District Court, appealed after the ENS «| Second Cireult Court of Appeals ONL, eal affirmed their convictions in| ° \ j * March, 1943. | | The decision was § to 4. Justice af. . \ Roberts said in the majority opin- . jon‘ t hee : “On the case made by the Gor | * lernment, the defendants were en- 4 , + _; titled to the direction of acquittal, } : for which they moved.” / *' Chief Justice Stone wrote a long | ’ dissent asserting that the Bund : Jeaders had not acted “innocent- / * ty." Justices Reed, Douglas and ; Jackson shared his views. f Besides Kunze and Keegan, ex. | Bund members named were Au gust Klapprett, Gustav Ekmer, Hermann Schwinn, Herman Agne, Joseph Bachmajer, Josef Belohla- vek, Carl Frederick Berg, Walter Rorchers, Otte Bregler, Ernest Martin Christoph, Otto Fentzke, John C. Fitting, Bruno Enupfer, William C. Kunze, William Otters- bach, Max Rapp, Louis Schatz, Walter Schneller ir., Hugo Weiss, Karl Richard Wendlandt, Otto ' | Waiterettrand Fritz Straw fn > 1 cORDEY % yo 45 20 Oi8! 5 COUT Py “pe WASHINGTON TIMES-HERALD Page