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ee a Namal eer ana iinteiiae NY 100-18676 Cui on bl wid * STATUS WITH IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE (INS) bl On February 2h, 1951, ed that the Supervisory Order on the subject is not in effect a é present time because of the court injunction based on the constitutionality of the Walter-—McCarran Act. According to the informant temporary restraining orders were obtained by the subject in United States Court, Southern District of New York, on August 7 7, 1953 enjoining INS from requiring the subject to comply with toe Supervisory Order. Final decision by the court on the Supervisory a Parole Order has been reserved since October 6, 19536 The “Daily Worker® of August 1h, 1953, page 1, column 3, revealed that the provisions of the Supervisory Order were as follows: l. Terminate Communist Party membership. 2- Report to Ellis Island once a week. 3e Disassociate from Communists, - 4a Restricted to a fifty mile radius: of Times Square, New In reference to the Supervisory Parole Order, Assistant United States Attorney HAROLD J. RABBY, Southern District of New York, on April 22, 1954, advised that District Judge EDWARD WEINFELD, expected to . remer a decision in this matter within a month. Based on statements by the attorneys, representing each party, that neither party has been unduly prejudiced by the delay, Judge WEINFELD has further reserved a Aamt adnan MUL LO Lie CONVICTION UNDER THE SMITH ACT ‘es << An examination in Supplementary Proceedings of defendant, ae CLAUDLA NOYES, upon her voluntary appearance, was held on November 9, 1953 at 4 P.M., United States Court House, United States District Court, Southern District of New_York. The examination in Supplementary Proceedings | was conducted to determine the ability of the subject to pay the fine oS amposed upoi her as a TG eS of her conviction in the United States Age BF (n!7F 35 ee repent en re re a Fo tne Sern ee ee FT