Application denied.
Respondent now contends that since the Federal crime of which he was convicted did not in fact constitute a felony under the laws of the State of New York, this court lacked jurisdiction to render its 1936 order disbarring him without a hearing (see 246 App. Div. 817). Respondent's contention must be rejected. It cannot be disputed that respondent was afforded every opportunity to request a hearing; that he defaulted in making such request; and...
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