"(d)-Consent not required:-Consent to the filing of a brief of an amicus curiae need not be had when the brief is presented for the United States sponsored by the Solicitor General; for any agency of the United States authorized by law to appear in its own behalf, sponsored by its appropriate legal representative; for a State sponsored by its Attorney General; or for a political subdivision of a State sponsored by the authorized law officer thereof.

"(e)-Signature of a member of the bar of this Court and proof of service required:—All briefs and/or motions filed under this Rule shall bear the signature of a member of the Bar of this Court, and shall be accompanied by proof of service on all parties to the case."

NOVEMBER 14, 1949.

INDEX

ABATEMENT. See Taxation, 6.

ACCOUNTS. See Constitutional Law, I, 2; VII, 1; VIII, 2; Gas.
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW. See Agriculture; Aliens, 1; Commu-

nications Act; Constitutional Law, I, 1-2; II, 2; V, 4; VII, 2;
VIII, 2-4; Contracts; Federal Trade Commission; Gas; Juris-
diction, IV; Public Utilities; Transportation, 3-4.
ADMISSIONS TAX. See Constitutional Law, I, 3; Procedure, 2;
Taxation, 5.

ADVERTISING. See Mails.

AGRICULTURE.

Sugar Act of 1948-Allotment of quota-Procedure.-Authority of
Secretary of Agriculture under Sugar Act of 1948 not exceeded in
order allotting quota of Puerto Rican refined sugar marketable on
mainland. Secretary of Agriculture v. Central Roig Refining Co.,
604.

AIR BASES. See Tort Claims Act, 1.

AIR LINES. See Transportation, 4.

ALIENS. See also Constitutional Law, II, 2–3; VIII, 11; Trading
with the Enemy Act.

1. Exclusion-Denial of hearing-National security-War Brides
Act.-Under Act of 1941 Attorney General on grounds of national
security may exclude, without hearing, alien wife of World War II
veteran; War Brides Act did not prevent. Knauff v. Shaughnessy,
537.

2. Deportation of aliens-Violators of Espionage Act-Undesir-
able residents.-Denaturalized alien deportable under 1920 Act
though he was naturalized citizen when convicted under Espionage
Act. Eichenlaub v. Shaughnessy, 521.

3. Expatriation of citizen-Foreign naturalization-Residence
abroad-Intent.-Citizen of United States expatriated by Italian
naturalization followed by residence abroad; effect of Citizenship
Act and Nationality Act; intent immaterial. Savorgnan v. United
States, 491.

ALLOTMENTS. See Agriculture.

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961

AMICUS CURIAE.

Amendment of Rules of this Court, relative to amicus curiae briefs,
p. 959.

ANTITRUST ACTS. See also Federal Trade Commission.

Offenses-Findings-Evidence.-Findings of trial court that Gov-
ernment failed to prove case were not "clearly erroneous"; judgment
for defendants affirmed. United States v. Yellow Cab Co., 338.
APPEAL. See Jurisdiction, I, 1; Procedure.

ARKANSAS. See Constitutional Law, IV; VIII, 8.

ARMED FORCES. See Aliens, 1; Constitutional Law, II, 1; III;
Eminent Domain, 1; Insurance; Jurisdiction, II, 1; Taxation,
3; Veterans.

ASSEMBLY. See Constitutional Law, IV.

ASSESSMENT. See Taxation.

ASSIGNMENT. See Procedure, 3; Tort Claims Act, 2.

ATTORNEY GENERAL. See Aliens, 1.

ATTORNEYS.

Patent Office-Disbarment-Validity.-Order of Commissioner of
Patents barring attorney from practice before Patent Office, on find-
ings of gross misconduct, sustained. Kingsland v. Dorsey, 318.
AUTOMATIC COUPLERS. See Employers' Liability Act, 2–3.
AUTOMOBILES. See Constitutional Law, V, 1.

AVIATION. See Transportation, 4.

BANKRUPTCY. See also Taxation, 6.

Arrangement proceeding-Claims-Equity.-Claims on obligations
of debtor acquired at discount during insolvency, by relatives and
associate of directors but in good faith, not required to be limited
to cost plus interest. Manufacturers Trust Co. v. Becker, 304.
BANKS.

National banks-Liquidation-Escheat.-Decision by this Court
in declaratory judgment action by Michigan to escheat unclaimed
dividends in liquidation of national bank, inappropriate on record.
Roth v. Delano, 226.

BATHING BEACHES. See Constitutional Law, I, 3; Taxation, 5.
BENEFICIARIES. See Insurance.

BILLS OF LADING. See Transportation, 1.

BONDS. See Bankruptcy; Constitutional Law, I, 4; Taxation, 7.

BRIEFS.

Amendment of Rules of this Court, relative to amicus curiae briefs,
p. 959.

BROADCASTING STATIONS. See Communications Act; Consti-
tutional Law, I, 1; Contempt.

BUS LINES. See Transportation, 3.

CARRIERS. See Employers' Liability Act; Jurisdiction, III, 1;

Labor, 2; Transportation.

CARRY-BACK. See Taxation, 6.

CERTIORARI. See Jurisdiction, II, 3-4.

CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS. See Taxation, 2.

CITIZENSHIP. See Aliens, 2-3.

CIVIL AERONAUTICS ACT. See Transportation, 4.

CIVIL SERVICE. See Constitutional Law, VIII, 5; Taxation, 3.
CLOSED-SHOP CONTRACT. See Labor, 1.

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING. See Jurisdiction, III, 1; Labor.
COMMERCE. See Antitrust Acts; Communications Act; Consti-
tutional Law, VII; Criminal Law, 1; Employers' Liability Act;
Federal Trade Commission; Gas; Transportation.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

See Taxation, 3.

COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS. See Attorneys.

COMMUNICATIONS ACT.

Authority of Commission-Radio station licenses-Third-party
contracts.-Validity of state court judgment enforcing contract which
Commission had required licensee to repudiate as condition of re-
newal of station license. Regents v. Carroll, 586.

COMMUNISTS. See Constitutional Law, VIII, 5; Criminal Law,
2; Jurisdiction, II, 3.

COMMUNITY PROPERTY. See Insurance.

COMPENSATION. See Eminent Domain, 1-2; Taxation, 3.
COMPLAINT. See Employers' Liability Act, 5.

COMPROMISE. See Tort Claims Act, 3.

CONCURRENT FINDINGS. See Patents.

CONFESSION. See Constitutional Law, VIII, 9.

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES. See Criminal Law, 2.
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. See also Contempt; Eminent Domain,
1-2; Evidence; Procedure, 1, 6; Transportation, 3—4.

I. Federal-State Relations, p. 964.

II. Legislative Power, p. 964.

III. Judicial Power, p. 965.

IV. Freedom of Speech and Assemblage, p. 965.

V. Search and Seizure, p. 965.

VI. Double Jeopardy, p. 965.

VII. Commerce, p. 965.

VIII. Due Process of Law, p. 965.

I. Federal-State Relations.

1. Supremacy Clause-Communications Act-Contracts.-Validity
of state court judgment enforcing against licensee a contract which
Communications Commission had required him to repudiate as con-
dition of grant of radio station license. Regents v. Carroll, 586.

2. Federal regulation-Natural Gas Act-Validity.-Federal Power
Commission order requiring natural gas company doing business
wholly in one State to keep accounts and submit reports did not
violate rights reserved to States by Tenth Amendment. Federal
Power Comm'n v. East Ohio Gas Co., 464.

3. Federal taxation-Validity-Instrumentality of State.-Federal
admissions tax on charge for admission to bathing beach operated
by municipality on nonprofit basis, valid. Wilmette Park Dist. v.
Campbell, 411.

4. State taxation-Validity-Exemption of federal bonds.-New
Jersey tax on paid-up capital and surplus of stock insurance com-
pany, computed without deduction of federal bonds and interest
thereon, invalid. New Jersey Realty Ins. Co. v. Division of Tax
Appeals, 665.

II. Legislative Power.

1. National defense-Powers of Congress-Servicemen's insur-
ance.-National Service Life Insurance Act valid. Wissner v.
Wissner, 655.

2. Aliens-Exclusion-Procedure-Due process.-Excluded alien
not denied due process whatever procedure authorized by Congress.
Knauff v. Shaughnessy, 537.

3. Aliens-Deportation-Power of Congress.-Congress may pro-
vide for deportation of aliens for past misconduct. Eichenlaub v.
Shaughnessy, 521.