timore. This objection was based upon lack of relevancy and surely must be overruled. Even if the docu- mentary evidence had not been prof- fered, Austrew's own testimony estab- lishes the same fact; he admitted know- ing of the Sappersteins' recruitments and sending them the money with which the vict

n $10,000 or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both." EFTA00192283 820 202 FEDERAL SUPPLEMENT This money was sent to the Sappersteins by Austrew, pursuant to two collect tele- phone conversations between them. There can be no doubt about this trans- action and Austrew's part in it, for it