Shirley Kremen, Carl Ross, Samuel Irving Coleman, and Sidney Steinberg v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
LEMMON, Circuit Judge.
A depressing tale of lies, disguises, and aliases resorted to by a group of seasoned subversives, referred to by their own attorneys as “these Communists”, is unfolded by the record in this case.
It is a tale of how a handful of Reds sought to shield a convicted member of their group from condign punishment.
It is a tale of the devious practices to which they resorted in their almost successful efforts to cheat the law.
It is, finally, a tale of how their deceptions and their subterfuges were frustrated at last by the patient labors of Federal “Cossacks”, as officers of the…
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