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ANTI-FASCIST COMMITTEE – Appellant
Versus
McGRATH, (1951) – Respondent


United States Supreme Court
ANTI-FASCIST COMMITTEE v. McGRATH, (1951)
No. 9835
Argued: October 11, 1950 Decided: April 30, 1951

Purporting to act under Part III, 3 of Executive Order No. 9835, the Attorney General, without notice or hearing, designated the three petitioner organizations as Communist in a list furnished to the Loyalty Review Board for use in connection with determinations of disloyalty of government employees. The Board disseminated the list to all departments and agencies of the Government. Petitioners sued for declaratory judgments and injunctive relief. They alleged that their organizations were engaged in charitable or civic activities or in the business of fraternal insurance; all three implied an attitude of cooperation and helpfulness, rather than one of hostility or disloyalty toward the United States; and two expressly alleged that their respective organizations were not within any classification listed in Part III, 3 of the Order. Petitioners further alleged that the actions of the Attorney General and the Board greatly hampered their activities and deprived them of rights in violation of the Constitution; that the Executive Order violate








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