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‘were notified that there eae pursuant tea a - ¥ r= _— adie: lated "| Committee, ‘Ou the basis of that coaviction his license to practice as a physiefan in New York was suspended for six months. The Supreme Court upheld this action, It held that the state did aot deprive Barsky ef any constitutional right by making the conviction of any crime a violation - of its professional medical standards, and leaving it to @ qualified board of doctors to determine initially the measure of discipline to be applied ffending practioner, with the fisal decision being made by the Board gents after due hearing. Galvan vy. Press (1954) 347 U.S. 522 Section 22 of the Internal Security Act of 1950 providing for tation of any alien who has been a member of the Communist Party at any time after entry is constitutional as here applied to a resident alien shown to have been willingly a member of the Communist Party from 1944 to 1946 although not shown to have been aware of its advocacy of violent overthrow of the government. com re aed Farmer v. International Fur and Leather Workers . Farmer v. United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers, cert. denied SAT U.S. 943 (1954) Labor unions brought suits against members of the National Labor Relations Board for declaratory judgment and injunction. The District Court entered judgment adverse to members of board and they appealed. The Court of ‘Appeals held that where officers of unions filed non-Communist | affidavits pursuant to re ‘