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- Fle dackson FPliaso NW. =: 3 Officers - 7... Washington dpe -* &— _Mrs.Randolph Prothinfham, oro ee President Brookline Masse = °° :,% a Mra.John Fremont Hill, 2257. UTES _ Vice-President ,Boston. boo wed sbdideh baw Ura.Lewis C.Iuoas, _ eee os —— M8! bbe sBe i ee % Becretary-Treasurer, ———- a a Sa Pan) ETT aly is 4 Weshington,D.c. . I Cantr tge Ea - Longfoliow, W.¥.C. ~*¢ oa MegsFranode E.Blattery "2 “—"~ " Brighton Bak Be xee% Eroonpepbossenk and She 9.000 /s4 - Gd a | 1 a fed ae finers ex-offieloe 27:5. OF ALBERTEINSTEIR To THE UrreD| stables ‘SF DEPRRTBEN ’ATHAN .. Honorable A,Dana Bodgdon, Chief 7 Viea Division,Department of State, Washington, D.C. _ : oe SIRIK SAE SSA UB ABLE Dear Sir: : : ot Tyee It is respectfully requested, in view of the |. mandatory Alicn Exclusion Laws ef the United States, ana “ the laws making it a folony for.any person tmowingly SOs! >: -1-——@asist or permit certain classes of inadmissible aliens te | ‘enter the United States, that the American Consul General “x: at Borlin, or Geneva, or any othor Amorican consular office .. at which application by Professor Albert Einstoin for ‘a .-27;5 passport visa may be made, bo inetructed to refuse and with-. | hold such passport visa to Profcesor Einsteins or, if eush 6"-: { passport visa bas been issued, to suspend or revoke tho same, . in accordance with the laws and facts hercafter scot forth . 9 ‘and charged, wndor tho requiroment of Fodoral law making 26 << eT | a duty of citizons undor ponalty of tho a to make Imown die! t ry ee Pe TORE “ to propor authoritica cortain facts within tho kmowlofgo . - 2: of such citizens, — - TO epee a ' - L.MANDATORY PROVISIONS OF LAW IN THIS CASE .. as The mandatory provisions of law to which attention is - 46 invited, and the duty of tho Dopartment of Stato. to enforce - ay, them, wore elesrly set forth in the roply.of tho Stato Doparta * as mont, through Honorable Williom R.Castlo (thon Chiof-of: as Western European Affairs, now Undersecretary of State) ‘to - ‘$0 lawyers for Countess-Michacl Karolyi. Tho material parts of 31 that State. Department ruling, dated Novomber 14,1025,"....2. $2 follow: , OEE tee > PED $3, *...ThC onse...is governed by tho laws rolating to the -+~r “4 “ edmieston of alicns to this country. Your attention Ie. igs 33 dircetea particularly to the following “awe o: the +: : 367 subjcets see..Tho Act of Oftobop 16,1916...a5 nmo “ St by the Mct of Fund 5,1920 con Mi gM oo eT eae Pee .$8%--..~. “The Dopartmont's action was taken pursuant te tho: dutics Imposod and the authority cunforred by thoso: 60 lnwai’ and it 4s, therefore, unable to somply with Your $i : request that a visa bo grantod to Countess Karolyi." ‘ : oy ee ES oe It is submitted that as the law has not boon ehangod tn. _.. . this reapcect since the rcfusal of a passport wien to Counte : yy ees Karolyi; and sinco the mandatory Alion Exoluston Yawe (si } c doemed more applisable to Profcasor Albort Rinetoial’e : they were to Countces Karolyi (whoso view was rofuie wes t, rathor undcr tho discrotionary Passport Contre} ic ‘ay 22,1918 as amendod by tho Act of Harch ©, irl, by the then Scerctary of Statc, now of Justlion 58." s Hughes, in the Karolyi eaec) tho *éuttos