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CT gp Fork Tinos simificantiy doseripea the event an the TO " - -+ "following hoeclines: ~ ee os ea ctus wm oc:., “EINSTEIN DEPARTS "ENRI YoBY VISIT™ (0 0 Lie a ne ” ) "= ANY. Bnew, Dot .16,19B0). - . (fo will be far nore “onrishod" if allowod to mako tho. _ Tnited States his seni-pornanont hone and his hontquartors for tho dissomination of his "shattorincg” propaganda acainst the Church, the Stato, and evon against the imown laws of wr a a ee ae ‘MORE REVOLUTIONARY AFFILIATIONS THAN STALIN OR TROTZEY ALBERT EINSTEIN, as proviously. shown, is affiliatod with nore anarehist an4 oconmmmist croups than Joacph Stalin hinsolf--+«ns ~~ > Einstein is affiliated with tho Communist Intornational und tho —"” ——~—Soviot Union through ite affilintod subsidiary organizations, an’ in atAition, is affiliatod with ocrtain anarchist and communist froupsa in the War Resistors Intornnational that aro mnt Atanatie anne ¢e 84nTIin : ‘Also, LEON fROTZKY, an oxpolleé former loader of the Soviet Union-s-who is alan reported in the prosa to plan a visit to the Unitod Stites as a “teachor"=--has at prosont, so far as mown, no Airect affiliations with the Communist International an¢ tho Sovict Union, while ALBERT EINSTEIN is a nonbor of several Conrmnist orpanigations wnter Moscow nanaconont, notably the *WorlA Connittoe A at Inporialist War" (not acainst oivil war,or all war) and the "AntieInporinlist Loncuc,® ae woll as affiliated with tho"Workors International Relief," as alrenty - CWO « . . . Thoroforo, if in the faco ef those faste and this record, —__--- | | ’ ALBERT EINSTEIN is civen a passport wiea, upon what interpro- tion of tho law or the facts, thoeroaftcor, ean LEON TROT be. exeludcd fron atmission to tho Tnitod Btatos? If the most rocont deeisions of our Foderal courts, in the ~~~Yokinen an* Kjar eascs, moan anything; an‘ if tho Ancrican principle of "oquility beforo tho law" moans anything, the post enincnt ond dancerous alicn novolutionary a citators, such as ALBERT E an’ TROTZKY, enn be kopt out of this country under tho sano law that onablod the Government to Acport these Obsouro, Insicnificant and unimown radicals Augustus Yokinoen, and Fiola Kjar---ono of thon haa ‘becn expelicd from the Conaunist Party, an‘ the othor oa nombor of wits Trato Union Unity Loaguo®? Court of Appeals for the Socon4 Circuit, which ensc the United In the YOKINEN easo, Accited ty tho United Statcs Circuit States Suprome Court refused to roviow only a fow wocks ago, tho Court. said: | , : . "We aro urced to ancliorate tho osed harshnoss of tho statute hy roasting into it words that Concross saw fit to icave out..-. “If tho words uso# in tho statute wore equivocal or ‘the intontion of Concross for any roason uncortain there night be roo for such a construction as that for which the appollant no Be ; __ Bia aeerrweebeiventieeebinoo BEEP ee yt now contents + Perhaps the suftict ent pong te. arrost to be the eriterion it would havo said so. It haa - powor to detormino what acts of an alien shall terninato hie right to romain hore. What 4t did do, wos to nako tho act of becoming a nomber a deportablo offenso without regard to continuation of nenbership and jt did that in Janrcuarc so plain that any attempt to road other — . neaninr 4s no leas than an attonpt to eireunvont the law 7" (Unite? States v.Yokinen 3). itsoif _ Wn , . Pe ; 0001799 The statuto to which tho Court roforrod fis tho Alicn — Excision and Doportation Act (5ce,.137,Titlo 6,U.8.Codo) tho enn0 statute, that applios the samo toats, in tho sane torns, for thc oxclusion ns for tho deportation of eortain elnsses of alions. : Wo ask Just yon a at_enforgenont of thts nandatory ,J6¥« a We ask routine law enforcencn rrospective 0: — the oléost principio of Justico that from the eotos > Hormmurabt and Moaos, to tho sodes ef Napolcon an“ FrouericKk tha Mmont-haa beon insisted upon by all crowt law pakere and