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Aid WASHINGT conrt decision tha it denied a petition of siuont-*——— romery Ward & Co., Chicago,| for review of a guit in which the firm sought to enjoln the WLB from “exceeding its statutory juris- diction” in orders covering labor disputes, The company appealed from a decision of the U. 8. Court of Ap- peals for the District of Columbia which held that WLBE orders tre not enforceable or reviewable hy Federal Courta and at most are| advbory to the President. ; * The firm contended that rerard-' fean of the reviewability question,’ Federal tribunals are empowered to ristrain WLB from “acting out- side Sts statutory jurisdiction or form faliing to follow the proce- dure specified in the War Labor Disputes Act.” OTHER DECISIONS In ancther decision, the court denied a second appeal by Mrs. Ann H. P. Kent, Wastiington, for a writ of mandamus asking that ber, son, Tyler Kent, former U. 8. Em! bassy, Aitache tn London, be re-, turned to this country for .cial,. Kent is serving a seven-year sen-" tence in a British penitentiary for, allegediy disclosing British war “s qrets to the Axis. . | The High Court agreed to review: the rights of hotels to doliect ser?- fre charges on toll telephone ca’ Miade by guests from thelr room The court tentatively set Tugs day, Dec. 6, for oral argument of the government's anti-trust cad against the Associated Press. Argu- | Reeut was to have been held today Dut was postponed when an AP ate; torney was called back to New, ~-V¥ark because of the Ujnces of his daughter. mend h _ 34 AW 2.3 TA 1 Re figh Court Rule 9s WEB ft sonia act fo Jue. Ot aerial ical Review!) Nov, 13 (UP).—The-Supreme Court today upheld a lower ar Labor Board orders are not subject to judicial review. 3 t The High Court in effect veifirmed the latitude of war agency powers whea veth tag NOT TH C7 NOV 22 1944 This is a clipping from page <« ILY wW Date My Clipped at the’ Seat of overmnent 9 1 of the - ate Moetare