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ee ae oe under Communist domination placed hin in class of. alien: subject ‘to a Se Dota st . ' a ogra ot Fa . wet ww . ~ - . . 5 t nT . “ , we . ou deny ing the application, epplicant appealed. The Court of Appeats held _ that applicant's testimony at bearings in deportation proceedings 25 to his active peabership in Communist Party and a subversive organization _ arrest and deportation ander statute, on Attorney General's. warrant and order. Order affirmed. e Dp, S.-2. Silverman, cert. denied 355 0.5. 942 (1958) | Prosecutions for conspiracy to violate the Smith Act. The District Court entered judgwent of conviction and defendants appealed. The Court of Appeals held that evidence was insufficient te sustain convictions for conspiracy to use language reasonably calculated to incite the audience to use violence against the Goverment. of the United States, either immediately or in the future, in violation of the act. Reversed with directions for dismissal of indictment. Klig v. Brownel!, (1958) 26 L.W. 3249 . Action by alien against U. S, Attorney General to ebtain declaratory relief from a deportation order. The U. S, District Court entered judgment adverse to alien, and alien appealed. The Court of Appeals held that alien's past membership in the Communist Party of Canada was sufficient to sustain his deportation; and affirmed judgment. The U. S. Supreme Court, per curiam: Upon suggestion of mootness by all of the parties, the judgment of the Ceurt of Appeals is vacated and the case is remanded to the District Court with directions to dismiss the cause as moot.