PER CURIAM.
After timely notice and a hearing before four District Judges of the Eastern District of New York, appellant was, by an order of February 2, 1934, suspended from practice for a period of five years with the right to apply for reinstatement thereafter upon showing that during the period of suspension he had "refrained from unprofessional conduct as an attorney-at-law." No appeal was taken from this order.
After two unsuccessful motions for reinstatement...
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