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mae select ET 7 The "Daily Yorker" of Wovenber he “1955, pege “ 3, 6 column 1, contained an article, "ask Stay For OJouee to Testify at Smith Act Priel.” This article . ‘Feflects that a petition yas filed in Federal District * oO Southern District o& New York, on behalf of aeoscx_/Y } and ALEXANDER}TRACHTENBERG by Attorney MARY seeking a deportat ateay for eubject so that” @ might testify as an expert witness in their ‘Baith | act trial. CHARNEY and TRACHTENBERG are defendants in the pending Smith Act trial before the United States District Court, Southern Distriet of New York, entitled us _ ALEXANDER TRACHTENBERG, ET AL. ° Records of the United States District geouthern. District of Wew _ roEks as checked _ by Sa Ce) ae, es Vn aVVOmVer 9, 1955, reflected that On sOTenDSr epee States District Judge JOHN F. X. McGOHBY issued an order to show cause why an order should not be. fasued restraining District Direstor of INS from deporting subject pending disposition of ea complaint filed same date by subject alleging that order and warrant of deportation ‘BIC. ape now void end illegel in that the statutory provisions -.—. ' upon whieh they are based are a denial to the subject ef - =) a ay a Lth® gf, * substantive due process of law in violation of her rights and privileges under the Sth dmandment. Hearing on this | | order to show cause was scheduled for November 10, “1955. __ On Noy Mr, GERMAN, Central attics, - INS, advised SA that on this date Judge . RDWARD A. TAMM, e ates riet Court, Washington, D.C., revoked the restraining order preventing INS action to deport subject, and that at 10:35 A.M. on that same date subject was released as e patient from Mt. Sinat Hospitads New York Citre | . United States District Judge EDWARD WEI -WFELD, Southern District of New York, on November 9, 1955, denied = petition of GEORGE BLAKE CHARNEY and ALEXANDER TRACHTENBERG “4 to stay subject's deportation, He granted stay of depor- tation on a day to day basis starting November 1), 1955, Y SEORET