Glaser v. United States

BAKER, Circuit Judge.

Appellant complains of a decree canceling his certificate of citizenship on the ground that it was fraudulently procured.

Error is predicated on the insufficiency of the complaint and the proof, and on the admission of certain items of evidence.

No attack upon the complaint by demurrer or otherwise was made in trial court. Appellant was plainly advised, in our view of the pleading, that cancellation was sought because appellant had deceived the naturalization court with respect to his belief in organized government and his adherence to the principles of the Constitution of…