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T. 56156/106, Oct. 9, 1943, pp. 35, 26, 888

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W. and R. 56035/28, Aug. 9, 1941, p. 774

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Hearings before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, 76th Cong. 3d sess., pt. 1, p. 461

House Committee Hearings on Department of Labor Appropriation bill for 1940, p. 461

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A

Abandonment and nonsupport statutes, historical
evolution, vol. II, pp. 134, 554

Abandonment of domiciliary rights in United
States, vol. II, p. 596

Abandonment of minor child:

California, Canada, Colorado, Missouri, vol. II,
p. 554

Iowa, Kansas, vol. II, p. 556
New York, vol. II, p. 553

Ohio, vol. II, p. 555

Abortion:

New York, vol. II, p. 525

assault with intent to commit, New York, vol.
II, p. 525

drug to produce, Massachusetts, vol. II, p. 203
Absence, temporary:

affecting domicile, seventh proviso, vol. I, p. 631
literacy requirement on return, vol. I, p. 639
naturalization, vol. I, p. 639

under Quota Act of 1921, vol. I, p. 639
Acquisition of citizenship. (See under Citizenship.)
Acquisition of United States citizenship under sec.
201 (g), act of 1940; residential requirements as to
citizen parent, vol. II, p. 803

Acquisition of citizenship under sec. 201 (i), act of
1940, as amended:

legislative history, vol. II, pp. 804-812

statutory conditions therein not required to be
in chronological order, vol. II, p. 814
Acquisition of citizenship; when acquired by minor,
vol. I. p. 330

Addict:

definition of that term, vol. II, p. 474

narcotics, evidence; where alien sentenced to
narcotic farm or hospital for treatment, vol.
II, p. 473

"Additional" immigration laws, referred to in sec.
25, act of 1924, vol. II, p. 624

Adequacy of admission of commission of crime, vol.
II, p. 285

rules regarding such admissions, vol. II, pp.
287, 288

Adjournment of Congress, finality of action in
suspension proceedings; Attorney General no
longer can withdraw the case, vol. II, p. 415
Administration, uniform, vol. II, p. 120
Administrative decisions, guided on questions of
law by appellate court decisions, vol. II, pp.
658, 849

Admissibility of statement taken in preliminary
investigation, vol. I, p. 408

Admissibility to the United States, pauper, vol. II,
p. 131

Admissibility under immigration laws:

compliance with requirements of immigration
laws at time of application for admission,
vol. II, p. 172

effect where alien is under indictment here for
commission of crime, vol. II, p. 172
Admission for permanent residence, date for re-
cordation, vol. II, p. 177

Admission for permanent residence, where pre-
sumed, Virgin Islands, though records show tem-
porary admission, vol. I, p. 414

Admission from foreign contiguous territory (sea--
man); sec. 23, act of 1917; sec. 17, act of 1924;
signatory lines, vol. I, p. 115

Admission of commission of crime:

adequacy thereof, rules, vol. II, pp. 287, 288
nature of admission, voluntary and unquali-
fied, vol. I, pp. 225, 346, 355, 357, 450

plea of guilty, effect of dismissal of charge, vol.
I, p. 96

qualification later, of previous admission, vol. I,
pp. 359, 450

requirements regarding an adequate admission,

vol. I, pp. 101, 121, 359, 422, 553, 581, 669; vol.
II, pp. 175, 285

restatement of rules regarding adequacy of

admission, vol. II, p. 288

where read from plea, vol. I, pp. 96, 572; vol.
II, p. 705

Admission of commission of crime (type of crime):
attempt to smuggle (19 U. S. C. 1593), vol. I, p.

553

bigamy, Mexico, vol. I, p. 525

bigamy, Texas, vol. I, p. 229

fraud, need for definition, vol. I, p. 118
incest, vol. I, p. 525

perjury, vol. I, pp. 14, 70, 101, 122, 359, 376, 450,

581, 613, 666; vol. II, p. 206

perjury, Canada, vol. I, p. 324; vol. II, pp. 285,

819

perjury, Michigan, vol. I, p. 669

perjury (in connection with 18 U. S. C. 338 (a)
(b)), vol. II, p. 196

perjury (in connection with 25 U. S. C. 241),
vol. II, pp. 99, 115

perjury (18 U. S. C. 231, sec. 16, act of 1917), vol.
I, pp. 324, 581

See also Crimes involving moral turpitude-
Perjury

theft, California juvenile delinquency, vol. II,
p. 92

theft, Italy, vol. I, p. 33
Admission of perjury:

what such perjury may be predicated upon;
where perjury predicated on sworn statement
authorized by government regulations, vol. I,
p. 581

Admission of perjury-Continued

effect where oath, not required by law, vol. I,
p. 422

instead of violation of sec. 36 (c) Alien Regis-
tration Act of 1940, vol. I, pp. 17, 19
"Adulterous" relations, where not a bar to discre-
tionary relief, vol. II, p. 892

"Adulterous" relationship where not a bar to dis-
cretionary relief, vol. II, pp. 840, 876
Adultery:

a form of immorality, vol. II, p. 842

Massachusetts, does not require evil intent,
vol. II, p. 531

Afghan, racial eligibility to citizenship, vol. II, p.
253

Aggravated assault, Connecticut, vol. I, p. 446
Aggravated assault and battery, vol. I, p. 56
Agricultural laborer:

admissibility although previously deported and
not granted permission to reapply for ad-
mission, vol. I, p. 624

when granted suspension of deportation, vol. II,
p. 751

Airplane carrier, entry without inspection, vol. I,
p. 343

Alien registration:

false statement under oath, United States vice-
consul, vol. I, p. 16

false statements in connection with, sec. 36 (c),
act of June 28, 1940, vol. II, pp. 353, 820, 821
Amendment of record of entry, vol. II, p. 834
American Indians born in Canada:

deportable only on grounds arising subsequent
to entry, vol. I, p. 600

deported on ground he became a public charge
within 5 years after entry, vol. I, p. 600
found deportable because afflicted with syphilis
at time of entry, vol. I, p. 600

not subject to exclusion provisions of immigra-
tion laws, vol. I, pp. 309, 600
(See also Canadian Indians.)
Anarchistic organization. International Workers'
Order, vol. I, p. 450

Animus manendi, with respect to domicile for
seventh proviso relief, vol. II, p. 170
Annulment of foreign marriage by court in United
States, Pennsylvania, vol. II, p. 354
Appeal from excluding decision of Board of Special
Inquiry, vol. II, p. 172

Appeal from excluding decision of Board of Special
Inquiry, if ground of exclusion:

physical, or mental, then existent, vol. II, p. 127
previous attack of insanity, vol. II, p. 127
Appeal from excluding decision of Board of Special
Inquiry on grounds of inadmissibility considered,
vol. I, p. 321

Application for admission into the United States;
who determines claim of United States citizenship,
vol. I, pp. 581, 588

Application of sec. 201 (i), act of 1940, as amended;

where United States military service after child's
birth, vol. II, p. 799

"Armed forces, foreign," meaning of term; who
determines; Canadian interpretation of Canadian
armed forces, vol. II, p. 349

"Armed forces of a foreign state";

meaning of words, vol. II, p. 350

service not authorized by law; effect of executive
agreement between United States and Can-
ada, vol. II, p. 350

test used to determine service in, vol. II, p. 350
Army deserter, alien, excludability; retroactive
effect of amendatory legislation of September 27,
1944, amending sec. 3 of the act of 1917; effect
where alien subject to court martial as deserter,
vol. II, p. 482

Army deserter in wartime, expatriated under sec.
401 (j) of the act of 1940, as amended (see also
Draft dodgers), vol. II, p. 276

Arson, involves moral turpitude, vol. II, p. 872
Assault:

aggravated, does not necessarily involve moral
turpitude, vol. II, 747

by means likely to produce great bodily injury:
glass milk bottle, California, vol. I, p. 352
where weapon, a large beer glass, Minne-
sota, vol. 1, p. 52

where by unknown weapon, Minnesota,
vol. 1, p. 52

by striking in a quarrel, with a large piece of
firewood, vol. II, p. 747

California, vol. II, p. 749

nature of not shown nor weapon indicated
where record-of conviction silent, vol. II, p
872

second degree, New York, vol. I, pp. 54, 56;
vol. II, p. 525

second degree, sec. 242 of the New York Penal
Code, vol. II, pp. 527-528

second degree with unknown weapon, Minne-
sota, vol. I, p. 52

simple, with primitive means to inflict punish-
ment, vol. II, p. 747

third degree, New York, vol. I, p. 505
upon police officers does not necessarily involve
moral turpitude, vol. II, p. 747
with a stone, vol. II, p. 747

with dangerous weapon, vol. I, p. 521
with a dangerous weapon, Oregon; not defined
by statute, recourse to common-law defini-
tion, vol. II, p. 204

with deadly weapon, Utah, vol. I, p. 209
with deadly weapon, Washington, vol. II, p. 743
with deadly weapon, California, vol. II, p. 733
what need be proved but not alleged;
felonious intent, vol. II, p. 737

with a deadly weapon, where record of con-
viction does not disclose weapon used, vol.
II, p. 734

with intent to commit abortion, New York,
vol. II, p. 525

with intent to commit manslaughter, Florida;
only contemplates voluntary manslaughter
as common-law, vol. II, p. 477

with intent to murder, to rob, to inflict bodily
harm, vol. II, p. 747

with intent to procure miscarriage, vol. II, p. 528
Assault and battery, vol. I, p. 507; vol. II, p. 734
Assault and battery with a dangerous weapon,
Massachusetts; where not defined by statute;
recourse to common-law; dangerous weapon,
razor, intent to injure present, vol. II, p. 201