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WY 100-1876 wren Versus ELIZAPETH GURLEY FLYNN, Et AL, which | , Anelaten the: subject, : . According to Assistent ‘United States Attorney BAILEY, the Supreme Court on January 10, 1955 refused to . review defendants conviction, The same dete, Federal ; Judge IRVING R. KAUFMAN signed an order Pevoking tat}. and remanding 12 of the defendants. On January 11, 1955, the subject - was remanded to “s jail by Federal Judge EDWARD J, DIMOCK and she is presently lodged in the Women's House of Detention, ‘New. York City. eo STATUS WITH IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE (INS) According to Assistant United States Attorney > HAROLD R. TYLER, Jr., Southern District of New York, applica- Shag tion of defendant appellants ALEXANDER BITTELMAN, BETTY eae GANNETT and the subject for an injunction to prohibit rss District Director, INS, New York City, from placing them under - ae Seen Ser SBT teed : come edges tig ar iT. al pes moe fey wh, Ee Ce on bias = ei me - a ts hy i nn i i supervisory parole was taken under advisement on June 30, 1954 by a three judge panel consisting of Presiding Justice - HAROLD MEDINA, EDWARD W8INFELD and JOHN Fe X. MC GOHEE,. me 4 stp spit. Assistant United States Attorney THOMAS BOLAN Ls advised on December 21, 195), that judgment entered December 1, 1954 diamissed defendant-appellents application. Defendant- appellants now compelled to comply with supervisory parole, order of INS, but INS modified original orderrequiring that they report once a week so that they will be permitted to report only once a month at INS OffiCes 70 ¢ Columbus Avenue, New York City. , 1% 23 Hae HIE rE lak COMMUNIST PARTY ACTIVITIES - ~*~