OPINION OF THE COURT
PER CURIAM.
The district court ordered the attorney for a plaintiff in a civil action to pay to the clerk of the court $250 as a penalty for what the court found to be inexcusable failure to file a pre-trial memorandum as required by a standing order of the court. The court characterized the lawyer's conduct as "inexcusably dilatory" and as disobedience of the standing order.
On April 9, 1969 the district court denied a motion...
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