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On FEBRUARY 28, 1945, Governor Mon C. Wallgren of the State of Washington, wrote the President that: "From impartial observation it appears to me that the residents of the Pacific Coast and the State of Washington favor the dismissal of the deportation proceedings against Harry Bridges." , At the same time 23 members of the Washington State Senate. and Sl members of the Yashington State House of Representatives joined ina similar appeal to the President. On MARCH 31, 1945, Republican Assemblyman Thomas A. Maloney of San Francisco. Speaker Pro Tem of the California Legislature, wrote to President Roosevelt that: "It would be an economic mistake to deport I1r. Bridges." On JUNE 18, 195, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the deportation order against Bridges was invalid. CHARGE #2 ....That Pat Brown is a "leftist" because he held membership in the San Francisco Chapter of the National Lawyers' Guild. THE TRUTH Fat Brown was a member of the San Francisco Chapter of the National Layyers' Guild. The Honorable Edward P. Murphy, Judge of the San Francisco Superior Court, was president of the chapter when Brown served as a vice president in 195. Serving as vice-president with him was Walter Gordon, now chairman of the California State Adult Authority (an appointee of Governor Warren). Many other prominent California attorneys likewise held memberships in its State chapters, including such leaders of the legal fraternity as Philip H. Angell, of San Francisco, former President of the State Bar of California. The Guild's national roster included the names of such men as United States Supreme Court Justice Jackson; Federal Judge Ferdinand Pecora, of New York; the Honorable William H. Hasty, United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia;