In re Fletcher (216 F.2d 915, 1954)

PER CURIAM.

This appeal is taken from a judgment of the District Court whereby it was found that Edmond C. Fletcher was guilty of criminal contempt of court and a fine of $100 was imposed to be paid in sixty days. The judgment also provided that if the fine was not paid, the defendant should be imprisoned for thirty days. The case was tried upon an order of notice of contempt charge issued on December 15, 1953 by Judge Albert .V-Bryan of the Eastern District of Virginia, wherein the essential allegations constituting the charge were set out in substance as follows:

On January 17, 1933, in the case