STATEMENT SHOWING CASES ON DOCKETS, CASES DISPOSED OF, AND CASES REMAINING ON DOCKETS FOR THE OCTOBER TERMS 1936, 1937, AND 1938

INDEX

ABANDONMENT. See Evidence, 5; Patents for Inventions, 4.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS. See Aliens, 3.

1. Generally. Construction of statute creating administrative
agency and providing for judicial review of its action; function of
court and agency. U. S. v. Morgan, 183.

2. Review of Orders of administrative bodies; "negative" and
"affirmative" orders. Rochester Telephone Corp. v. U. S., 125.
ADMIRALTY.

Amendments of Rules, p. 653.

AFFIDAVIT.

Requisites. Qualification of notary. Rorick v. Devon Syndicate,

299.

AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT.

Validity of tobacco marketing provisions. Mulford v. Smith, 38.
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AGREEMENT ACT.

1. Validity and Construction of Act and orders of Secretary
thereunder. U. S. v. Rock Royal Co-op., 533; H. P. Hood &
Sons v. U. S., 588.

2. Referendum on amendments of order; restriction to particular
producers. H. P. Hood & Sons v. U. S., 588.

3. Reinstatement of Order. Necessity of finding that policy of
Act will be effectuated. Id.

ALCOHOL ADMINISTRATION ACT. See Jurisdiction, II, 4.
ALIENS. See Citizenship.

1. Deportation. Grounds. Alien who after entry became mem-
ber of proscribed organization but ceased to be a member before
arrest, held not deportable under 1918 Act. Kessler v. Strecker, 22.

2. Id. Reversal of ruling that evidence was insufficient to sustain
finding that alien believes in and teaches overthrow of Government,
not justified by record. Id.

3. Id. Conclusiveness of administrative order for deportation
when issue of citizenship not raised. Id.

AMENDMENT. See Constitutional Law, I, 1-3; Rules.

AMOUNT IN CONTROVERSY. See Jurisdiction, I, 7; IV, 10–11.
ANTITRUST ACTS.

1. Sherman Act as affecting agreement under Agricultural Mar-
keting Agreement Act giving coöperatives monopoly. U. S. v. Rock
Royal Co-op., 533.

2. State Statute forbidding combinations of owners of copyrighted
musical compositions; suit to restrain enforcement. Gibbs v.
Buck, 66.

ASSEMBLY. See Constitutional Law, VI, (A), 1; VI, (B), 1–3.
ASSOCIATIONS. See Parties, 1.

ATTACHMENT.

1. Validity under Ohio law of attachment or garnishment ob-
tained after filing of petition and issuance of summons but prior
to personal service or before commencement of service by publica-
tion. Rorick v. Devon Syndicate, 299.

2. Extension of attachment or garnishment to other property of
same defendant after removal of suit from state to federal court.
Id.

ATTORNEY'S FEES.

Allowance of costs "as between solicitor and client"; timeliness
of application made after expiration of term at which decree was
entered. Sprague v. Ticonic Bank, 161.

AUTOMOBILES. See Intoxicating Liquors, 2; Motor Carrier Act.
BANKRUPTCY.

Priority. Debts Due United States. R. S. § 3466 inapplicable
to general claim transferred to United States, or to which it became
subrogated, after petition filed. U. S. v. Marxen, 200.

BONDS. See Payment, 1-2.

BRIDGES.

Toll Bridges. Rate of Toll. Reduction of tolls; effect of pro-
visions of California Political Code; reduction as confiscatory;
validity of procedure; regulation of one of owner's two bridges.
American Bridge Co. v. Railroad Comm'n, 486.

BUSINESS SITUS. See Evidence, 9.

CARRIERS. See Interstate Commerce Acts; Motor Carrier Act.
CESSION. See Indians.

CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT.

Efficacy of ratification by State after previous rejection; vitality
of proposal as affected by lapse of time. Coleman v. Miller, 433.
CHIPPEWA INDIANS. See Indians.

CITIZENS. See Citizenship; Constitutional Law, VI, (B), 1-2.
CITIZENSHIP.

Native Citizen. Expatriation. Child born here of alien parents
is citizen; dual nationality; loss of citizenship; expatriation; right.
of election; naturalization treaty; relief of native citizen threat-
ened with deportation. Perkins v. Elg, 325.

CIVIL RIGHTS. See Constitutional Law, VI, (A), 1-2; VI,
(B), 1-6.

Racial Discrimination. Action for Damages. Negro who, by
officers under discriminatory statute, was denied registration for
voting, had right of action under R. S. § 1979. Lane v. Wilson, 268.
CLASS SUIT. See Jurisdiction, IV, 11.

COMMERCE. See Constitutional Law, II, 1-3; Interstate Com-
merce Acts; Jurisdiction, IV, 5.

COMMUNICATIONS ACT.

Jurisdiction of Communications Commission. Finding that tele-
phone company was under "control" of other, sustained. Roches-
ter Tel. Corp. v. U. S., 125.

COMMUNISM. See Aliens, 1-2.

Purposes and Aims of Communist Party. Unnecessary in this
case to notice or decide. Kessler v. Strecker, 22.

CONFISCATION. See Bridges.

CONNALLY ACT.

Construction and application. U. S. v. Powers, 214.
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. See Civil Rights; Jurisdiction.

I. Miscellaneous, p. 688.
II. Commerce Clause, p. 689.
III. Second Amendment, p. 689.
IV. Fifth Amendment, p. 689.

V. Tenth Amendment, p. 689.

VI. Fourteenth Amendment.

(A) Due Process Clause, p. 689.

(B) Privileges and Immunities, p. 690.

VII. Fifteenth Amendment, p. 690.

VIII. Twenty-first Amendment, p. 691.