grain and sell it on the open market if and when prices increase over the subsidized level assured by CCC. The debtors had entered into such transactions with this same office in years prior to the fall of 1982.
In late October of 1982, CCC informed the debtors that their application to participate in the program regarding their 1982 crops would have to be processed through a special series of review and decision-making, since they were in a Chapter 11 proceeding. This special procedure was required solely because the debtors were involved in a bankruptcy proceeding.
Upon receipt of the above notification regarding special procedures, the debtors filed the motion for contempt that is at issue herein. Thereafter on November 2, 1982, the debtors filed an application for a necessaryof Barthol Stafford and Margaret Stafford, his wife, against the Roadway Transit Company, said defendant by appropriate motion secured leave of Court to bring upon the record as an additional or third-party defendant William Charles Barringer, who was the operator of the automobile involved in the accident with the tractor-trailer motor vehicle of the Roadway Transit Company.
Counsel for William Charles Barringer, as representative of the estate of his wife, Mary Anne Barringer, by written motion made on the 23rd day of October, 1946, which was after the case had been heard by the Court, requested leave to amend the caption of the complaint and summons by adding thereto William Charles Barringer, trustee ad litem for the heirs of Mary Anne Barringer, his wife, for the use of William