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4 oo Mr. Rosen_ Mr. Tracy ‘Mr. Carson - Mr. Coffey he S tie, Headen__-* —* Mr. Kramer Mr. MeGuire_ tm. Mr. Quinn Tam, “Mr. Nease ~ Pronemnds Work Done au On His Own, Ruling - Another Indictment JOHN ROGHAN RELLY)-W ah leged propagand! ‘or the | f PA é Ut , = ~~ NS : Maloney Criticiued os ag yi NR By Dillard Stokes i ae 5 . Post Stag Writer ‘ NS! S . : Hd NA NS The Supreme Court yesterday '”: 7 | t \ set aside the two-to-six-year prison ¢ {lk ~. Met . 4 PN ON a te Chiat Justice Stone declared that 3 1 ' me here wif ' “however deserving of punishment ' _ Peel eyS pos, hig_conduct may seem,” Viere * . 7! t: must have a pew tria) becatsé the a : mar. = 3 law not requ. reveal “ - a . his propaganda work Unléts he ae sO a \ it for Germany, whereas the trial ; . i oy a. ury was old Ta_4 k_was! j ~ : : — & oun isclose, also, the agita- 5 . ’ ‘ 4 : a 7 tfon he c aims he wag going on his 5 pom CE ; own accou et , “Justices Black an sented vigorously, sfying the law was passed to bring*foreign agents out in the open and that “no strained interpretation should frustrate its essential purpose.” They pointed out tgat Viereck’s “own” anti-British, 7 isolationist agitation was exactly like that he carried on for th¢ ‘Naz props- ganda organization The Chief Justice sharpty criti } cized Special Prosecutor William : Power Maloney for the vigor of his closing address, in which he . reminded the trial jury that ~? f é ae ? ft’ | Wy? of Ms bam DIZ : 5 SMARIZ 95 . "WASHINGTON post a So Page. # an