No. 489, October Term, 1945. ZAP v. UNITED STATES. See ante, p. 800. ORDERS DENYING REHEARING, FROM FEBRUARY 4, 1947, THROUGH APRIL 7, 1947.* No. 142. LOUISIANA EX REL. FRANCIS v. RESWEBER, SHERIFF, ET AL. February 10, 1947. The order entered June 10, 1946, staying execution is also vacated. 329 U. S. 459. No. 183. CAHOON v. UNITED STATES. February 10, 1947. Second petition for rehearing denied. 329 U. S. 833. No. 706. SMALL v. MARTIN, WARDEN. February 10, 1947. 329 U. S. 797. No. 717. Tower v. WATER HAMMER ARRESTER CORP. February 10, 1947. 329 U. S. 806. No. 28. MACGREGOR v. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MANUFACTURING CO. February 17, 1947. 329 U. S. 402. Nos. 70 and 71. METALLIC MFG. Co. EDWARD KATZINGER Co. v. CHICAGO No. 92. GARDNER, TRUSTEE, v. NEW JERSEY. February 17, 1947. 329 U. S. 565. *See Table of Cases Reported in this volume for earlier decisions in these cases, unless otherwise indicated. Rehearing Denied. 330 U.S. No. 764. INTERSTATE HOTEL Co. v. REMICK MUSIC PEONY PARK, INC. v. M. WITMARK & SONS; CORP.; No. 765. No. 766. Fox v. CHAPPELL & Co., INC.; and No. 767. INTERSTATE HOTEL Co. v. KERN ET AL. Feb ruary 17, 1947. 329 U. S. 809. No. 62. MORRIS v. JONES, DIRECTOR OF INSURANCE. March 3, 1947. 329 U.S. 545. No. 208. TRANSPARENT-WRAP MACHINE CORP. V. STOKES & SMITH Co. March 3, 1947. 329 U. S. 637. No. 690. INSURANCE GROUP COMMITTEE ET AL. V. DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD CO. ET AL. March 3, 1947. 329 U. S. 607. No. 725. DE NORMAND v. UNITED STATES. March 3, 1947. No. 792. GENERAL METALS POWDER Co. v. S. K. WELLMAN CO. ET AL. March 3, 1947. 329 U. S. 812. No. 816. PATTERSON V. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER Co. March 3, 1947. 329 U. S. 813. No. 826. BRUMMEL v. L. F. DIETZ & ASSOCIATES, INC. March 3, 1947. 329 U.S. 813. ET AL. No. 831. FLEMING ET AL., TRUSTEES, v. OKLAHOMA TAX COMMISSION. March 3, 1947. 329 U. S. 812. No. 52. EVERSON V. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF EWING ET AL. March 10, 1947. No. 832. TINKOFF ET AL. v. GOLD, TRUSTEE, et al. March 10, 1947. No. 706. SMALL v. MARTIN, WARDEN. March 10, 1947. Leave to file a second petition for rehearing is denied. No. 825. LADD ET AL. v. BRICKLEY, TRUSTEE, ET AL. March 10, 1947. MR. JUSTICE DOUGLAS and MR. JUSTICE MURPHY took no part in the consideration or decision of this application. No. 854. CAMPA U. UNITED STATES. March 10, 1947. The application for a stay is also denied. No. 553. CARTNER v. NEW YORK. March 17, 1947. 329 U.S. 776. No. 804. MERTIG v. NEW YORK. March 17, 1947. No. 805. ELMHURST V. NEW YORK. March 17, 1947. No. 269, October Term, 1945. SABIN ET AL. v. HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORP. ET AL.; ET AL.; and No. 952, October Term, 1945. SABIN ET AL. v. HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORP. ET AL. tions for leave to file second March 31, 1947. March 31, 1947. The mopetitions for rehearing are denied. THE CHIEF JUSTICE and MR. JUSTICE JACKSON took no part in the consideration or decision of these applications. 329 U. S. 823. No. 182. MACKEY v. NEW YORK. March 31, 1947. No. 874. PESKOE V. UNITED STATES. March 31, 1947. No. 543. FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION ET AL. v. AR KANSAS POWER & LIGHT CO. April 7, 1947. No. 910. BUCKNER ET AL. v. TWEED, TRADING AS F. A. TWEED CO. April 7, 1947. No. 953. SANITARY DISTRICT OF CHICAGO v. ACTIVATED SLUDGE, INC. ET AL. April 7, 1947. INDEX ABETTOR. See Criminal Law, 3. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW. See Constitutional Law, VIII, 2; ADMIRALTY. 1. Jurisdiction-Stevedoring contract-Enforcement.-Jurisdiction 2. Public Vessels Act-What damages recoverable-Personal in- AGENTS. See Antitrust Acts, 2; Labor, 9. AIDER. See Criminal Law, 3. ALIENS. See Criminal Law, 1. AMOUNT IN CONTROVERSY. See Jurisdiction, IV, 2. 1. Offenses Restraint of trade-Employer-employee conspiracy.— 2. Id.-Liability of employer and employee organizations and mem- APPEAL. See Procedure, 4-9. APPRENTICES. See Labor, 5. AWARD. See Constitutional Law, VII, 2; Workmen's Compensa- BANKRUPTCY. See Priority. BARGE TRANSPORTATION. See Transportation, 3. BILLS AND NOTES. See Sales. BOUNDARIES. See Indians, 1. |