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tea ‘-Istate contempt citations, an 0-19 (Rev. 7-1-58} OREM FACING 360 CASES. ‘Among Key Items on Hand for Opening Tomorrow. By axonal Lawes Special to The New, Tied. ' . WASHINGTON, Oct. 4—The reme Court meets at noon Monday gin ita regular 1958-59 term. | I¢ custom prevails, that firat session will be chiefly cere-| View and Old Rectal Issues }soon after convening to begin jeonsidering more than 300 oases, which have piled up dur- ing the summer. Cases of the docket include many of the highest public in-| terest. There are half a doze that raise old and new questio on the racial issue. There is 4 jimportant test of Federal loyal-| ty-security programs, there ar -lchallenges to Congressional an ‘/there is the familiar problem of (|“off-shore oil lands.” Beyond those issues the court: has before it a score of more} than usually important cases in the staple areas of its business’ —taxation, Federal regulation, Jof business and labor and erim- inal law, The court has already grant- will begin he®ring oral argu-; ment on them ‘a week fro Monday. The term continues un til June. . ' ‘The last summer past did not ‘allow as much time as usual for the justices to go over in- coming legal p@pers. A special ‘term on the Little Rock case brought them all back to Wash- ington in late August. That ‘term ended only last Monday. } Fetitions Up For Study , During the next week the ; justices probably will hold fre- ‘quent conferences to consider, (the accumulated petitions for review. A week from Monday, if the usual timetable is foi- iowed, they will issue a long qist of orders indicating the The following is a brief ac- count of some of the more sig-' injfieant cases, including some the court has agreed to review and some at the stage of a jpetition for review, : For those with a professional interest the number of each case Supreaseourt docket is given in parentheses, th and those they will not. ladditional cases they will = F® Nov 14 1958 fae ed review of seventy cases and, a, WG mg Re gg ; BEGREGATION |; & year after he was ed sing state troops en- segregation at ‘Little a Central High. School, v. Orval E, Faubugs of Arkan- s is asking the Supreme Court fe review the validity of that injunction, He contends among} other things that Judge Ronald’ N. Davies of the District Court ; prejudiced against him. (No. 212). . 4 t ft ohe ethos = te LOUISIANA HAS & OLW rveguir: In another Loulsiana case, the ower Federal courts ruled out he segregation of Negroes in ey jthe state parks. New Orleans y park officlaig seek review (No. 295). A special three-judge Federal court in Virginia struck down | last winter several] state stat- -utes intended to put out of busi- ness the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, The state has appealed (No. 127). ’ The N. A, A. C. P. is seeking review in another Virginia case. The state's Supreme Court of Appeals held constitutional a subpoena by a state iegisiative -gammittee demanding produc- ‘etion of the organization’s. mem- bership Hsts (No. 84), An he A A, C, B. appeal is}: pending also from a three-judge 1 court decision that found Ala-), bama’s Pupil Placement Law not unconstitutional on its face (No. 341). A specialized school segrega-|' tion problem arises from Dela- are. Review is sought of a lower Federal court decision that the state Board of Bduca- on hag authority to adopt a eségregation plan binding on VedocaLigchool bogrds (No. 260), REGO Nor RecoRDED ~ NOV 181958 _ [has been granted (No. 60}. h ) ea- ATE AMS Tolson B Jwohr Rees. BS EET one eevel a. .Nease __ Ms bee aie Parsona first time tre R ronfidential informants Tamm the industrial security r, , defense plant rotter William L. Greed, vice W.C. Sullivan Tele. Room _ cle 2 was canceled. Ha was Holloman ——_. put the lower Federal courts Gandy That his in: was not judi- reviewable (No, 180}. ~ mittee on Un-American Activi- gain Lloyd Barenbdlatt, a former Vas- structer. . The g i : s te - Securit subcommitee to subpoena his union's membership recards in | eel another ease on which review Me A) be | 'The Government is seeking review of a Court of Appeals decision that the Senate Per- ! manent Investigatiotts subcom- < mittee had no authority to ques- tion Frank W. Brewster, team- ster_union official, about labor) racketeering (No. 219). The court has agreed to hear rtwo state contempt cases. In { Virginia a Quaker was held in i mtempt for refusing : @mswer questions put by.a le | tive committee investiga cial maters (No, 51), i New Hampshire the leader Wash. Post and — Times Herald Wash. News Wash. Star ___ N. Y. Herald a Tribune N. ¥. Journal-___ ‘Ametican Nz Y. Mirror NwyY. Daily News . N.Y. Times Dedily Worker —— The Worker - New Leader Date Hol 5 9 \ bel