Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-03-21 | Page 4 | Two Sentenced in L. A. Spy Case Take Steps to Appeal

t They've Just Heard Dad New f i ii Fi fi) v H ; ' " TWO CONVICTED SPIES LEAVE COURTROOM Mikhail Gorin, left, handcuffed to Hafis Sallch Two Sentenced in L. A. Spy Case Take Steps to Appeal LOS ANGELES, March 21 Utt Attorney for two Russian native, na-tive, on a naturalised American, Ameri-can, moved today to appeal espionage espi-onage conviction which brought prison sentences and stiff flnet from a federal district Judge yesterday. yes-terday. Mikhail Gorin, 24-year-old travel bureau agent, ordered to serve tlx years and pay 310,000 after Judge Ralph E. Jenney clrtlclaed him at one who "ln- tentlonally violated the hospitality hospital-ity which this country to graciously gra-ciously extended you," wat at liberty lib-erty today on $90,000 bond. Hit eodefendant, Hafit Sallch, 33-year-old former Berkeley, Cat, policeman who later became aa Inveotigator for the U. 8. Intelligence Intelli-gence service, remained In jail In default of the tame bond. Sallch wat sentenced to pay $10,-000 $10,-000 and serve four years.