In the matter of the application of Francis P. Garvan, as alien property custodian, petitioner-appellee, in re property of Emmel Hermanos, alien enemy, now in possession of George Gravenhorst and Fred W. Gravenhorst, doing business as partners under the firm name and style of Gravenhorst & Company, respondents-appellants : brief for petitioner-appellee.

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