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WY 100-18676. 05 TAL 5 tk - EMPLOYMENT © CONVICTION UNDER SMITH Act \ The argument on the appeal in the case entitled "United States Versus ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN, ET AL" (which includes the subject) was heard before the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on May 10 and May 11, 1954. Judgment was reserved at this time. The subject was continued at liberty on bail _ pending appeal of her conviction on January 1, 1953 in the ~~ United States District Court, Southern District of New York, on charges of violation of the Smith Act of 190... On October i, 1954, the United ‘States Gourt of” seals, Second Circuit, unanimously effirmed the “convic= mn of the subject, wot me Assistant United States s Attorney LEONARD } Be SAND, Southern District of New York, advised on June 2h, 1954, that Judge EDWARD A. CONGER, Southern District of . - New York, had granted travel motion of the subject, and would probably sign the order on June 25, 1954 which . would extend through September 30, 195k. i . = (a et aR 3 Ja . mo 1 not . a Travel motion permitted, he sub ject to reside at the boarding house of Mrs, IRENEAMIDELL, 200 Beach 69th... - Street, Arverne, Rockaway. Beach, Long “Island and to travel | ws York and from this address to the Southern tem Dishrtet of Newss ae ork. . . . ~ 4, ' / Assistant United States Attorney GEORGE H. BAILEY, Southern District of New York, advised on November 16, 196k that the appellant (ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN, ET AL) Tiled - Petition for Certiorari in the United States Supreme Bed” on November 13, 1954, in the case of the United States 2 - oo 2 ee ee ae ee ct nS re See a ee Nene tse ee ers