extortion, with menaces, Canada; 3-361 failure to provide for minor child, Calif.; 1-137 false claim to citizenship, Nat. Act of 1940, sec. false money, putting into circulation, Germany; false pretenses, obtaining goods under; Conn.; false pretenses, obtaining money under, Canada; false statements, Germany; 2-822 false statement (18 U.S.C. 1001) as to employ- false statement or writing, making or use of (18 false statements in alien registration application; false statements in application for extension of false statements in passport application (18 false statements, unemployment insurance claim: Arizona; 6-488 California; 5-705 Canada; 10-76 false swearing in naturalization proceeding; false writings in matter involving U.S. (18 U.S.C. falsification of commercial document in the falsifying tax return with intent to evade pay- forgery: common law; 3-126 declaration of intention; 3-126 Mexico, State of Guanajuato; 3-350 narcotic prescription, California; 6-280 passport application; 3-76 public documents, Italy; 9-132 reentry permit; 3-126 fornication; 6-444 "fraud" per se not a crime; 1-118 fraudulent check, Indiana; 4-297 gambling, New York; 1-59 gasoline ration coupons, illegal transfer; 5-582 grand larceny, New York; 3-632 gross indecency, Canada; 2-316; 7-359 homicide; Peru; 9-496 homicide by reckless conduct; Wisconsin; housebreaking, Ohio; 2-134 housebreaking and larceny, England and illegal entry into Canada, Canadian offense; impeding lawful functions of U.S. agency; 9-421 Arizona; 3-544 common law; 2-618 Massachusetts; 3-544 indecent assault: Canada; 2-317; 3-1, 562 indecent exposure, discussion; 2-117, 533, 610 "Joy riding" in Canada; 2-686, 887 larceny (see also Theft under this mainline title): Cuba, attempted theft; 4-717 Italy; 5-129 Massachusetts; 2-530 Michigan; 4-252 Northern Ireland; 3-772 lascivious carriage, Conn.; 7—616 "lesiones" (assault and battery), Mexico; 2-54 lewd, vagrancy, California; 5-18 lewd, wanton, lascivious person, Mass.; 3-168 Massachusetts; 2-635 Wisconsin; 3-792 lewdness and lasciviousness: Massachusetts; 1-530 Rhode Island; 5-198 liquor dealer, doing business as, without pay- ment of tax; 1—394 liquor, unlawful sale to Indian, 25 U.S.C. 241; mail, sending threatening letters with intent to mailing obscene letter; 1-190 malicious destruction of property, Penna.; 5—612 malicious injury to property, Oregon; 3-272 Arizona; 1-181 California, involuntary; 2-748; 4-742 Florida; 2-480 Illinois, voluntary; 10-551 Minnesota; 1-519 New Jersey; 3-51; 4-493 New York; 2-141, 479, 743 Ohio; 2-560, 570; 3-53 Poland, premeditated; 4-108 Texas, voluntary; 2--568 molds of U.S. coins, making or possession of; 7-178 murder, Ohio, second degree; 2-560 narcotics, offenses relating to: Canada; 2-604 fraudulent prescription; 5-52 Harrison Anti-Narcotic Law of Dec. 17, 1914; Narcotics Drug Import and Export Act; Washington State, Cr. Code, ch 249 (S.S. 300); National Prohibition Act violation; 1-62 obtaining goods under false pretenses, Conn.; obtaining money under false pretenses: Canada; 2-836 Ohio; 5-728 obtaining property by false pretenses, Canada; obtaining passport, Rumanian, by fraud; 1-73 passing bad checks, France; 3-278 passing counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes, 18 perjury (see also Perjury): before I. & N. officer by alien under 18 years of Canada; 1-324 materiality; 1-70, 121; 2-206 Michigan; 1-669 18 U.S.C. 231; 1-581; 2-206 1917 Act, sec. 3; 2-285, 819 1917 Act, sec. 16; 2-206 1924 Act, sec. 10(a); 1-613, 666 petty larceny; 1-541 prison break: Massachusetts; 5-538 New Jersey; 1-235; 2-871 New York; 1-236 prostitution: California, pandering; 3-396 Mann Act (18 U.S.C. 2421); 6-444 Massachusetts, keeping house of ill fame; 3-168 New Jersey, keeping place of; 3-790 New York, compulsory prostitution; manag- ing house of; 1-217, 505 Washington (Seattle), city ordinance; 4-401- publishing defamatory letter; 1-191 rape: attempted; 2-630 Canada; carnal knowledge; 3-562 Illinois; 2-612 North Dakota; 3--480 receiving stolen goods; 2-237; 3-575; 6-772; receiving stolen goods ("ricettazione"), Italy; retaining stolen property, Canada; 2-235 California; 2-733 Canada; 2-716 selling oleomargarine not properly labeled, un- setting up unregistered rectifying plant for pro- smuggling with intent to defraud U.S. (18 U.S.C. sodomy, and solicitation for; 3-575 soliciting prostitution; 3-397 stealing; see Larceny; Theft under this mainline "suspicious person"; 6-444 swindling (Italy); 9-132 tax evasion: U.S., 26 U.S.C. 145(b); 5-759 U.S., unlawful carrying on of retail liquor busi- ness without paying tax; 1-394 Canada, Excise Tax Act; 5-649 England; 5-87 Germany; 4-176 petty theft, California; 2--345; 3-571 political offense (Jewish person, Germany), at- theft: California, petty; 2-345 tempted fraud; 1-47 political offense within meaning of 1917 Act, sec. 3, 2d proviso; 4-108 polygamy (see also Bigamy): distinguished from bigamy; 6-9 Mass. Gen. Laws, ch. 272, sec. 15; 1-314 Canada, of automobile; 2-864 Canada, generally; 2-22 Canada, from the person; 2-517, 686 Canada, permanent taking as factor; 2-686 Canada, sec. 347, Cr. Code; 2-795 Canada, sec. 355(1), Cr. Code; 3-726 Dealer in narcotics, defined; 2-472 Declaration of intention; native of Puerto Rico, de Coll case (37 Op. Atty. Gen. 90 (1933)); theory of Defraud, Canadian customs duties, conspiracy; Defraud, the United States, alcohol tax; 1-395 Administrative Procedure Act: Act of Sept. 27. 1950, granting exemption from, hearing de novo, right to, under Sung decision; hearing in conformity with sec. 242(b), 1952 proceedings begun before Sept. 11, 1946; 4-123 special inquiry officer, sec. 5, A.P.A., inappli- administrative relief, duty of hearing officer to agricultural worker, remained longer; 10-380 applicant for admission to U.S., deportation burden of proof; see Burden of proof Canadian Indian, on grounds other than those citizenship revoked, retroactive effect; 5-405; citizenship revoked; warrant of arrest issued court dismissed sec. 503, 1940 Act, suit without court dismissed sec. 503, 1940 Act, suit with court rendered adverse judgment, sec. 503, 1940 criminal court judgment, collateral attack on in deferment of action to permit completion of deported alien; effect of reinterpretation of law, effect of sec. 245 adjustment of status on pre- effect of sec. 249 adjustment of status on pre- effect of Sung decision on hearings held after entry, question of, to sustain dep. charge; see entry; use of any, as basis for charge; 6-684; estoppel, doctrine of; see Estoppel, doctrine of necessity of introduction at hearing; 1-411 refusal of alien to testify, effect; 7-271 exclusion ground (narcotics conviction) waived, executed order; collateral attack on; 8-276, 611 Filipino: entry before May 1, 1934; 6-398 entry before May 1, 1934, but reentered as entry before May 1, 1934; when date of entry entry from Hawaii subsequent May 1, 1934; entry occurred on May 1, 1934; 7-242 hearing in absentia; 7-529 hearing, refusal of naturalized citizen to appear authority to issue subpoena to compel pro- lodging of additional charges; sec. 242(f) proceed- lodging of charge under Act of Sept. 23, 1950, in lodging of charge; 8 CFR 242.16(d); necessity of oath, power of immigration officer to administer; reopening of hearing-Continued 5-520 finality of hearing officer's denial when no proof of U.S. birth; 6-415 to file sec. 243(h) application during pendency 5-261, 392; 6-540 savings clauses of 1952 Act; see Savings clauses seaman (of), found ashore after refusal of landing seamen, of; procedure, 1917 Act; 1-290, 689; seamen, of; procedure, 1952 Act; 5-127 termination of proceedings to permit filing peti- warrant of deportation, period of validity; withholding of, application for; sec. 243(h), 1952 no decision on by Reg. Commr. prior to physical persecution: Anti-Communist Foreign Legion organized classification as refugee under mandate India [by native of Pakistan); 10-453 possible future vagaries in political scene re- possible physical injury incident to uncon- Servicio de Inteligencia Militar of Domini- Servicio de Inteligencia Militar of Domini- subsistence at low level, as factor; 10-567 Yugoslavia; 10-94, 351, 567 reopening of for submission of interrogatories request for examination Service report re conditions in Yugoslavia; denial of; 10-567 upon a cause existing at time of entry, see also commercialized vice after entry; 6-98, 540 convicted of crime before 1917; 5-370 convicted of crime (sec. 241(a)(4), 1952 Act): commuted sentence, effect; 6-562 conviction need not be in U.S.; 7—356 conviction while a U.S. citizen, effect; 9-524 entry; use of any, as basis for charge; 6-684 expungement of conviction by State law indeterminate sentence; 10-501, 671 new order imposing sentence 4 years after sentence revoked and complaint dismissed, suspended sentence, effect; 6-346 suspension of imposition of sentence; 7-577 prior to entry and before Sept. 3, 1954; 6-331, subsequent to entry; 7-147; 8-658 convicted of two crimes: coram nobis action vacating conviction record, final conviction, sec. 241(a) (4); 7—539 Justice court action vacating conviction judg- length of sentence or confinement as factor number of charges in warrant; 2-629 subsequent to prior entry; 5—370, 728 entry at other than designated port; 1-617; entry by false and misleading statements: false claim of U.S. citizenship; 1-385; 5-220, impersonation of U.S. citizen; continuity of 8-128 entry without inspection: by falsely claiming citizenship; applicability by falsely claiming citizenship; effect of sec. entry without inspection-Continued entry as naturalized citizen but naturalization failure to volunteer information; 1-345 physically present for inspection as factor; record of child's entry nonexistent, effect; seaman, applicability to; 1-403; 9-368 sec. 405(a), 1952 Act, effect upon prior non- within city limits where port of entry is failure to furnish notification of address: 1940 Act, under; not ground of deportation; 1952 Act, under; multiple failures, effect; 9-340 fraudulent marriage ("Gigolo" Act of May 14, annulment, California; 3-73; 6-153 failure to fulfill marital agreement; applica- burden of proof; 7-417, 460, 601 failure to fulfill marital agreement, respondent head tax, failure to pay; 2-250 insanity, excludable at entry because of prior multiple charges (not nonquota immigrant and narcotic drug addict: addict distinguished from mere user; 3-620 evidence of addiction, sufficiency; sec. 241(a) narcotics, offenses relating to (see also Exclusion conspiracy to violate narcotics law; 6-557 convicted in 1928 for violation of Narcotic convicted in 1935 for violation of Narcotic |