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— —_ | = Jo Say if Red’ May Be Citizen 5 Alec Will Review —<" ff Wisconsin's ‘haber ° ; Peace’ Legislation a *The Supreme Coult yesterday agreed to consider whether Ameri ean citizenship may be denied legally to Communist party mem- bers and to review validity of a. daw under which Wisconsin sought ; to achieve industrial peice within ita borders. : = These were but two of 380 cases, hich have come before the court| summer, in which action was 4 en yesterday. Review Florida Culing : 2 In other decisions.’ the sit GQgreed to review a jJower Flori tourt ruling that the He “Clean Politics” Act dose not ply to primary elections for nog: ination of candidates for Federal enmurt refused to ‘Wisconsin's “employment peace”! faw haz national significance. That| act makes it unfair labor practice: Of Workers or tnions te intimi- late other workers; to engage in mass picketing, or to conduct a Strike without first having ap-. proval ef « majoripy of the work ‘@¥ secret ballot. ipretne Court and. was brought be me and, was prem the high thbuna! in’ cases imvolving the CIO United Elec- ‘trical, Radio and Machine Workers ‘and the Allen-Bradiey Company, Milwaukee, and AFL employes in two Milwaukee hotels. Red Leader Appeals | te , Also of national interest if the appeal of William Schneidefiran, | Weat | Coast Communist l¢ader, who ti] challenging the right $f the Gove ent to cancel his citizen- ship because of his admitted mem- bership in the Communist Party. Ultimate cost of the Govern ;ment's huge. defense program is | Involved in the fixed “fee” contract case which came before the court from Alabama. The Supreme Coutt.of that State held tha - office, and accepted for review a panies having such contracts arc ° test of whether firms operating ‘ immune from State taxation, —< | under Government cost-plus-fixed- | . Im other decisions yesterday the - Tee contracts are subject to Stare ’ tribunal: - - sales and use taxes. | _ Denied the petition of Thomas : ‘The appeal for review of the J. Pendergast, Vormer Kances City ’ conviction of General Motors Cor- politiesd boas, and Robert 2B. Poration and three subsidiaries on | O'Malley, former Missourl superin- charges of violating Federal anti- | tendent of inaurance, for review frust laws in the financing of au- | Of their convictions on charges of tomobile sales was rejected. criminal contempt arising from a ‘ The Government was upheld in 1935 insurance rate case fis long tax fight with Pierre 8. Denied the petition of Richard du Pont and John J. Raskob, who “W. Leche, former governor of traded $29,000,000 worth of ; Louisiana, for review of his con- fjurities in the boom days of 1 9 | vietion on mall frawé chareeas Ha Feduce their income taxes. i Le mee fons ‘Rego eke. S85 t-faces = tax bill of s560.75 ie erving, Tae ee ene. d Raskob $850,001. — \ Dudley Pelley, forther leader of the|Silver Shirts, for review Jowir court action in ordering h extradition from Washington U 4 North Carolina to face charg \ concerning the State’s Securit i er f at ee / . : ~ At 4 WASHINGTON TIMES-HERALD Dci b4 1944 ? - Page