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JUDGE DALY: During the trial of this case the defendants Loeser, Houdremont, and Korschan have been excused from attendance at Court on different occasions because of their health. The record indicated that the defendant Loeser is not present today because of his present condition.

The above-named defendants have just been sentenced to imprisonment. We believe that they should not be exposed by incarceration to dangerous consequences to their health. However, we are not in a position to determine whether the present condition of health of any of these defendants is of such a nature that imprisonment will cause fatal or other extremely serious consequences.

Accordingly, we are writing to General Lucius D. Clay, the U.S. Military Governor of the United States Zone in Germany, calling his attention to this with the suggestion that examinations be made for the purpose stated above. If he concludes that such examinations are indicated, and is of the opinion thereafter that because of the condition of health of any of the defendants in question, sentence or sentences of any of them should be altered, he has the authority to do so under Article XVII of Ordinance No. 7 of the Military Government for Germany, United States Zone.*

I, Hu C. Anderson, Presiding Judge, sign the foregoing subject to the written dissent filed and made a part of the record.
 
[Signed] 
 
Hu C. ANDERSON
Presiding Judge

EDWARD J. DALY
Judge

WILLIAM J. WILKINS
Judge 
 
Nuernberg, Germany
[Dated] 31 July 1948
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*At this point Presiding Judge Anderson read into the record his dissent concerning the sentences, reproduced below in section XII.  
 
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