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or published, or who knowingly oirculitc,distrituto, --- print or display,or knowingly onuse to bo circulatod, ae aietributed,printod, published or displayod,or who ————-——- ~s-. Bnowingly havo in thoir poascésion for tho purposes of ..- | eireulation,distribution,publieition on display, any 2, a eritton or printed mittor, advising, advocating or 9 Po foscbing. «+. tthe doctrince onumoratod in subdivision <.-"~ eo AegAlions who tro ‘mombere of or nffiliatod with any organ- =: - ST A — Agation,association, eocicty or group that writos, cir- an culatcs, distributca, prints, pubdlishcs or dispinys,or eauses to tc writton, circulated, distributod,printcd _ published, or displayed, or that has in ite posscssion for the purpose of circulation, distribution, publiane ° tion,iseuc, tr dieplay, any written or printcd matter | ef tho charactcr doscribud in subdivision (a). "For tho purposo of this scetion: (1) tho giving, loan- bogs ing or promising of monoy or anything of waluc to bo = |. usod for the advising, advocacy, or. toaching of any | <1") eee ts ‘> doctrine above onumoratod shall constitute the advising, .— - AEE advocacy,or tonching of such doctrine; and (2) tho oo, “ giving, loaning or promising of monoy or anything of |... ; value to any organization, association, socicty,or = group of the charactcr above dosceribed shall constitute an nef iation thorowith; but nothing in this para raph nail bo takon as an cxelusivo dotinition oF sdetots,. -* . : advocacy, teaching or affilingion.” ‘i oe ae ven ene dete fd a NN aca i nie THE FORMAL CHARGES AGAINST ALBERT EINSTEIN Wo are informed and bolicvo and chargo thet Professor Albert Einstein ia inadmissiblo to tho United States on the following grounds: ; . re a ie ia il (a)Albert Einstein bolievcs in, adviace, advocates or toachos a doctrino which, in 2 logal sonso, 48 hold by the courts in other esses, “would aliow anarahy to stalk in. Coe unmolestod" and rosult in "govornmont only in name," 7 t: i (b)Albort Einstoin adviscs, advocates or toachos, and ie- “ a member of ond affilinted with groups that aro in My “militant” and admittodly “4llogal" opposition to the a most fundamontal prineiple of organized govornnent. Pn ‘ (c)Albort Einatoin boliovos in or je affiliates with - Gommunist groups that advooato tho ovorthrow by force i or violenes of tho Government of the United Statas; ho d . advocates "acta of robollion" against the basic - a _. principle of all organized governnont that it may we Loge 7 + GOLond tts oxistoneo and compel obedtonce to ite laws ty, “by force 6f arms; he advocatos "conflict with public . — exten ween lien 4 a on oe ne MY PIE lant pene ms outhority;" admits that his "attitude is revolutionary;™ ~ that his purposo is i226ga1" and that ho intonds to 7 ; . organize and load, and colloct mcney fer and contribute “ -: . moncy to o “militant gpposition” and to “combat” the " , basic principle of our Constitution that our Suprome "=, Court has always upholt ae gssontial to thovtsistends @. - of our Governments he tonchos and loads organizes ~ ‘ & movoment for unlawful "4ndividual resistance™ and * ~*~ . . “aets of rebdollion" agvinst, officers of tho United “=. - ¢ " _, States in time of war,which 4s-dlmost inpossiblo * * without the asanulting or ketlling of such officors as . 5 y @ nocessiry gonsoquence of such "acts of robcllion,® and - -""" * which,on tho‘part of ‘participants in such unlawful and - > ~ - "revolutionary" combat,” "conflict® or "robollion (as) _ Albert Einstein himsolf namos his objoctivos) must ~~ a -pronote treneon, desortion or othor “crimos ogiinst tho ee existoneo ef tho Govornncnt;" ho believes in or advocates ' pp systom of orggnizod satotage agninat all proparatiens ‘of tho Untte ey =v 4 f Of Ay A RT a tow