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Directed Acquittals
Denied 5 Defendants
In Hod Carrier Case
Justice Alexander Holtzoff in Dis
trict Court today denied defense
motions for judgments of acquittal
for five men on trial for conspiracy
to embezzle funds of Washington
area locals of the International Hod
Carriers’ Union (AFL).
The Jurist held that the Govern
ment evidence showed a single con
spiracy and not a number of con
spiracies. as the defense contended.
The Government claims $100,000 of
union funds were siphoned off for
the benefit of the conspirators
through the illegal agreement.
The missing defendant, Larry
Kelly, formed the conspiracy and
was its hub, Justice Holtzoff said,
atlhough it had many spokes. The
object, he declared, was to embezzle
funds of the labor unions, the ma
jority of the money going to Kelly
himself. The jurist concluded there
Is sufficient evidence produced by
the Government to be passed on by
the jury.
rniycr* nir * icbchkw.
After the jurist refused to free the
defendants, Defense Counsel Charles
E. Ford and Austin F. Canfield sub
mitted a number of prayers—pro
posed instructions to the jury on the
law—to be passed on by Justice
Holtzoff.
Only three of the defendants took
the witness stand yesterday before
the defense closed its case.
Justice Holtzoff declined to ad
mit evidence purporting to estab
lish the death of Kelly. The Gov
ernment concedes only that Kelly is
now “unavailable” and has obtained
a separate trial for him.
Mr. Canfield told the press after
court that he is prepared to show
Kelly died at the age of 52 on June
23, J944, at Lae, New Guinea. The
lawyer said Kelly had served aboard
the merchant vessel Clarence Dar
row and died of heart failure.
Profit Charges Withdrawn.
Leo Rover, special assistant to the
Attorney General, told the jury the
Government was withdrawing
charges of a secret profit made by
the defendants George Morgan,
Joseph Speed and Kelly in pur
chasing the property at 523 New
Jersey avenue N.W. He said the de
fense within the past few days sub
mitted to him bills for repairs on
this property, showing they paid
for them out of their own pockets.
Although the three men took title
to the property, it later was sold to
.he union.
Mr. Ford put on the witness stand
Ray England, conciliator for the
union. Mr. England showed the
defendant Isaac Weiner, Leonard
town (Md.) business man, deeded
property to Local 832 in Southern
Maryland, as well as the union office
building near Cedar Point, Md., and
•xtended the lease on two barracks
for four months for a nominal sum.
Charlottesville Gardens
To Be Opened for Benefit
Special Dispatch to The Star
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va„ May
13.—Six gardens in the Greenwood
neighborhood will be open Sunday
afternoon for the benefit of the
Woman's Auxiliary of Emmanuel
Church.
Gardens at Mirardor, Seven Oaks,
Casa Maria. Tiverton, Rose Hill
and Blue Ridge Farm will be shown
from 2 to 6 p.m.
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