legislation enacted during parole of alien; effect mentally incompetent alien; fair hearing; 11-329 recommendation of court against deportation, returning resident alien: admissibility determined in exclusion (not admissibility determined under law in effect marriage on which entry for permanent stowaway; right to hearing; 5-712 affliction, physical or mental; exemption, wife of assisted alien; passage, reimbursement of society certification of Sec. of Labor; sec. 212(a)(14), 1952 Act, as amended: bona fide intent to work in U.S.; necessity of certification (cook's helper) cannot be made homosexual; 11-436 baker, supervisory; 8-371 cook, 'supervisory; 8-371 dancer, professional; chorus member; 1-593 hockey player, professional; 1-264 singer, professional; 1-682 skiing instructor; 1--198 crime, admission or conviction (see also Convic- American Indians born in Canada; 3-300 convicted by foreign court martial; 8-469 essential elements, acts constituting; see Crime, crime, admission or conviction-Continued pardon, foreign; effect; 7-166 petty offenses: benefits of sec. 4, 1954 Act; applicability;. benefits of sec. 4; applicability where alien benefits of sec. 4; effect on disabilities flowing: classification of offenses committed abroad; disorderly conduct (jostling), New York; embezzlement, aggravated; Italy; 10-593 "otherwise admissible" requirement; 9-280, petty theft, Texas; 6-435 proviso as to "only one such offense"; punishment "actually imposed", determi- punishment actually imposed less than 6. sentenced to imprisonment for more than, political offense; 4-108 recommendation against deportation, effect; suspension of execution of sentence as factors. time of admission, requirement; 5-676 waiver of: alien at liberty under sentence-imposed alien convicted of continued extortion in alien's marriage to wife on whom hardship authority of SIO to grant in exclusion pro-- "extreme hardship"; determination of; nunc pro tunc in dep. proc.; question of; pattern of responsible conduct and mar- age, below (few days before 18th birthday);. desertion from armed forces; 2-482; 3-266;. draft delinquents; 2-420 liability for duty as factor; 2-282, 401, 417 concealment of arrests; 9-623 concealment of arrest and conviction; 6-813 concealment of criminal conviction, crime concealed subsequently pardoned; 7-508 sentation; doctrine of estoppel inoperative extensions of stay as "documentation"; 6-315 failure to divulge prior unlawful residence failure to reveal arrest and pending criminal failure to reveal C.P. membership; claim not false letter of employment; alien commuter; false statements by nonimmigrant student as forged affidavit of support; 7-464 fraud, distinguished from "willful misrep- marital status, concealment of relevant facts; materiality of misrepresentation; 7-40, 76, misrepresentation as to identity; 9-602, 636; misrepresentation cut off relevant inquiry; burden on alien to establish true facts; 9-436 purchase of entry document from private individual; 9-324 retrospective and prospective application; spurious offer of employment; 10-409 waiver of: authority of SIO to grant in exclusion pro- exempted persons; 2-260 lawful permanent resident, returning; 3-159 religious persecutee; 1-280; 2-260; 3-801 immoral purpose; 1-71, 218, 373; 3-218; 5-185; ineligible to citizenship (see also Ineligibility to armed forces deserter in wartime; effect of claim of exemption from military service on generally (aliens claiming exemption from serv- reentry permit issued after Dec. 24, 1952; reentry permit issued prior to Dec. 24, 1952; insanity, prior attack; evidence; 2-68; 8-12 narcotic drug addict: conviction under sec. 11721, Calif. Health & narcotics, offenses relating to (see also Deporta- possession of, within meaning of 1952 Act; nonsignatory line, brought to contiguous ter- admitted to U.S. in transit to contiguous ter- seaman, brought as; 1-115 vessel owned by U.S. Government; 4-290 passport, no: entry in 1922; 6-540 passport, no valid: authority of issuing officer; 6-584 passport valid date of arrival (prior to Dec. pauper, definition; 2-131 permission to reapply, no (after deportation): 245-235-67-62 subversive; see Subversive vice, unlawful commercialized, sec. 212(a) (12), coming to U.S. to engage in; 6-98, 540 charge; Exclusion grounds: fraud or mis- expiration of visa while en route to U.S.; 1-154 concealment of criminal record; 3—20, 641; concealment of criminal record in connection visa charge (see also Deportation grounds)— fraud, obtained by-Continued concealment of illegitimate child; 6-77 employment offer no longer open; 6-581 failure to disclose prior unlawful residence in U.S.; 7-306 fictitious name, use of; 2-638 maiden name, use of; 6-746 marital status, failure to reveal all relevant facts; 6-9; 7-182, 397, 420 spurious offer of employment; 10-409 alien removed from U.S. pursuant sec. 23, child born out of wedlock; 5-120 sec. 101 (a) (27) (E); arrival after Dec. 24, showing of fraud not essential to support preference quota status under sec. 203(a) (1) waiver of documents to overcome; see Waiver Fair hearing-Continued brief, right to file before hearing officer's decl- charges lodged, failure to furnish factual allega- tions; 7-443 cross-examination, limitation by hearing of- cross-examination of Govt. witness, curtailment cross-examination precluded by failure to pro- er post facto provisions; 5-261 failure to warn of possible self-incrimination; hearing officer, qualifications; 5-175 hearing officer's qualifications, ruling on chal- lenge alleging bias or prejudice; 5-347 husband of alien, adverse testimony by; 5-738 place of hearing; 5-347 prejudgment, claim of; 11-351, 565 refusal of hearing officer to subpoena Service refusal of special inquiry officer to defer dec. refusal of special inquiry officer to permit alien refusal of special inquiry officer to receive evi- refusal to permit alien's counsel to review Service stenographer also acted as interpreter; 5-242 unsound mind, alien of (represented by attorney warrant issued before Dec. 24, 1952; charges False pretenses, representation, statements or Fascist Party, Italy: discretionary relief to member; 2-582 voluntary joining as acceptance of Italian na- Felatio, crime involving moral turpitude; 2-317 Filipino (see also Deportation: Filipino; Philippine Fine: afflicted alien, etc., bringing: admission of alien temporarily under 9th pro- exercise of discretion under sec. 212(d) (3), 1952 in-transit agreement pursuant sec. 238 of 1952 Air Commerce Act violation, amount of fine; crew lists, manifests: clerical errors; liability after repeated violations departure, on; vessel sold after arrival; sec. 36, 1917 Act; 3-546 departure, on; sec. 36, 1917 Act; 3-54, 338, 341, departure, on; original sailing of vessel; 1-493 alien crewman, of; owner of vessel solely liable; contemporaneous association with vessel, as detention or deportation of crewmen: absoluteness of duty; 2-1, 507, 571; 3-165; agent for charterer, liability; sec. 254, 1952 Act; agents of vessel, timeliness of notice; 5-336 arrival from foreign, what constitutes; sec. 20, arrival in continental U.S. from Puerto Rico; ashore, with permission of responsible party, burden of proof, question of; sec. 254(b); 11—597 guard when later allowed ashore for medical crewman denied landing privileges; notice to crewman denied landing privileges, reported crewman drowned in attempt to land; 9-62 detention or deportation of crewmen-Con. crewman, without inspection, proceeded to deportation, what constitutes: 3-699 detention, order, served after cancellation of shore leave; 1-214, 443 hospitalization, removal by responsible parties intention of seaman to depart with vessel as lifting of detention order after seaman had been ashore; 3-174 mitigation, sec. 20, 1924 Act; 2-1, 507; 4-228 notice to detain, timeliness; 5-336 notice to detain and deport and notice of subsequent return to vessel before sailing; vessel owned by U.S. Govt. agency; 2-571 war conditions, as defense; 1-470 guard alien safely, failure to; sec. 18, 1917 Act; immigrant visa, bringing immigrant who lacked, 1924 Act (see also Fine: visa, bringing alien admission of alien through exercise of dis- cretion; 3-113 aircraft, subject to same liability as vessel; Canadian brought to Canada, destined to contiguous territory, from foreign, via; destina- tion, ability to determine as factor; 4-51 reasonable diligence; false claim of U.S. citizen- reasonable diligence; possession of improper returning resident, admission of, as defense; seaman, arrival as; 2-623; 3-753, 887 passenger list, manifest: aircraft, sec. 14, 1917 Act; 3-259 aircraft; omission of departure data not clerical clerical errors; opportunity for correction not failure to file timely manifest allegedly occa- paying off or discharging crewman; sec. 256, agent's liability; 5-567; 6-518 paying off or discharging crewman; sec. 256; crewman concomitantly re-signed ship's crewman, without termination of services and mitigation, not warranted merely because proof of discharge; 5-663 Military Sea Transportation Service (U.S. separate penalty per crewman under statute. transfer to another vessel without permission; vessel touring U.S. in motion picture pro- while Service has constructive control over prevent unauthorized landing, failure to: sec. 10, 1917 Act; due diligence immaterial; sec. 271, 1952 Act: alien crewman employed on vessel arriving in disappearance after initial inspection; due diligence immaterial; 6-591 sec. 239, 1952 Act: maximum penalty, multiple violations; mitigation; 11-73 remission in full of penalty; question of; 11-73 failure to deliver manifest; 5-601; 8-19 generally; 5-563; 8-299, 675 lack of knowledge of stowaway's presence aboard; 5-601; 8-299 mitigation; 5-563, 601 notice to detain and notice of liability to be served on same party; 7-280 United States, aircraft under contract to; 6-819 visa, bringing alien without (1952 Act): admitted on parole; not defense to liability; admitted on parole followed by visa waiver; aircraft under contract to U.S. Army; 6-819 contract under sec. 238(d), violation of; 6-570 liability fixed by regulation in effect at time of |