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- 19 « Albertson v. Millard (1953) 345 U.S, 242000 0 8 et Five deys after the Hichigan Communist Centro] Act was passed, the Communist Party of Michigan and its Executive Secretary sued for a declaratory judgment that it was unconstitutional and for an injunction against its enforcement. The District Court found it constitutional] but =. — — a 2 es ei 2F 2. temporarily restrained its enforcement pending appeal. A similar suit was brought in a state court but was held in abeyance pending decision in the Supreme Court. The judgment of the federal district court was vacated and the case remanded with directions to hold the proceedings in abeyance @ reasonable time pending construction of the statute by the state courts, In re Isserman (1953) 345 U.S. 286 : Isserman was one of the defense attorneys in Dennis ¥. United - i States, 341 U.S. 494, who was sentenced for contempt at the conclusion : of the trial. Following affirmance of the contempt sentence he was dis- barred by the Supreme Court of New Jersey. On the basis of that disber- . ment, and respondent's failure to show cause why he should be disbarred hh r+ be} 99 F. 2d 845 The Court of Appeals had effirmed a judgment revoking the naturalization of Harry Bridges after he had been convicted of knowingly procuring naturalization by fraudulently representing that he had never belonged to the Communist Party, even though the appellate remedies had not a Bridges v. United States (1953) 345 U.S. 979, per curiam opinion, reversing b | been exhausted in the criminal proceedings. ee rR SSS SS SSS PAR A oA NAA GE RN atte mo