Carolina Public Service Co., 263 U.S. 508. Forty printed copies of the petition and supporting brief shall be filed. The petition will be deemed in time when it, the record, and the supporting brief, are filed with the clerk within the period prescribed by section 8 of the Act of February 13, 1925, except that in cases of petition to this Court for writ of certiorari to review a judgment of a Circuit Court of Appeals or of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia in criminal cases within the provisions of the Act of March 8, 1934, the petition shall be made within the period prescribed pursuant to said Act in Rule XI of the Rules of Practice and Procedure, promulgated May 7, 1934."

JUNE 4, 1934.

T

STATEMENT SHOWING CASES ON DOCKETS. CASES DISPOSED OF, AND CASES REMAINING ON DOCKETS FOR THE OCTOBER TERMS 1931, 1932, AND 1933

Terms

ORIGINAL

APPELLATE

TOTALS

1931 1932 1933 1931 1932 1933 1931 1932 1933

Total cases on
dockets...
Cases disposed of
during terms----

20 21 191, 0031, 0161, 1131, 0231, 0371, 132

1 4

4 883

9061, 025 884 9101, 029

INDEX.

ABANDONMENT. See War Risk Insurance, 3.

ACCIDENT INSURANCE. See Insurance, 3-4.

ADMINISTRATIVE CONSTRUCTION. See Statutes, II, 9.
ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDIES. See Jurisdiction, II, (D), 3.
ADMIRALTY. See Jurisdiction, II, (A), 8.

1. Limitation of Liability. Right not waived by failure to set
it up in state court. Larsen v. Northland Trans. Co., 20.

2. Id. Statute should be construed liberally. Id.

ADULTERY. See Marriage, 2.

ADVERSE CLAIMS. See Interpleader, 1.

AFFILIATED CORPORATIONS. See Public Utilities, 2-3; Tax-
ation, II (A), 4.

ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN. See Trading with the Enemy
Act, 1-2.

ALIENS. See Constitutional Law, V, 5; Trading with the Enemy
Act, 1-2.

ALIMONY. See Constitutional Law, IV, 3; Jurisdiction, I, 2.

AMENDMENT OF RULES. See p. 671.

AMORTIZATION. See Public Utilities, 4.

AMOUNT IN CONTROVERSY. See Jurisdiction, III, 2-3;
Statutes, II, 5.

ANCILLARY PROCEEDINGS. See Bankruptcy, 1.

ANTITRUST ACTS.

Carriers. Scope of immunity under Emergency Transportation
Act of 1933. Texas v. U. S., 522.

APPEAL. See Jurisdiction.

ARKANSAS. See Constitutional Law, I, 2.

675

ASSESSMENTS. See Constitutional Law, VII, (B), 7–9; Jurisdic-
tion, II, (C), 3.

ASSIGNMENT. See Bankruptcy, 2.

ASSIGNMENTS OF ERROR. See Jurisdiction, II, (C), 7; II,
(D), 4.

ATTACHMENTS. See Constitutional Law, VII, (B), 6; Jurisdic-
tion, II, (D), 1.

ATTORNEY'S FEE. See Farm Loan Act.

AUTOMOBILES.

Duty of driver at railroad crossing where view is obstructed.
Pokora v. Wabash Ry., 98.

BANKRUPTCY.

1. Discharge. Enforcement of order by ancillary proceeding to
enjoin suit in state court against debtor, where remedy by inter-
vention and appeal in state tribunals inadequate. Local Loan Co.
v. Hunt, 234.

2. Liens. Assignment of future-earned wages not a lien under
§ 67 (d); effect of state court decisions. Id.

3. Id. Priority of execution lien. Minnich v. Gardner, 48.
BANKS.

1. National Banks as State Depositories. Authority to give
general lien on existing and future assets, under Act of June 25,
1930, supplemented by state law. Lewis v. Fidelity Co., 559.

2. Id. Georgia Statute. Not inconsistent with duties of national
banks under Acts of Congress. Id.

3. Id. Lien not violative of national bank act as a "preference,"
though limited to commercial assets captured by receivership. Id.
4. Id. Effect of permissive Act of Congress in validating ante-
cedent compliance by bank with state laws. Id.

BILLS AND NOTES. See Negotiable Instruments.

BILLS OF EXCEPTIONS. See Jurisdiction, II, (C), 7.

BILL TO PERPETUATE TESTIMONY.. See Jurisdiction, II,
(A), 2.

BONDS. See Constitutional Law, VII, (B), 6, 8.

BOULDER CANYON PROJECT ACT.

See Arizona v. California, 341.