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: . . . ~ a oe i oy ee ' a . im 29 « es . . , . fn . wwe = a, . 2 i . . * adwinistrative hearings authorized by regulation of the Attorney-General “sis > but mot expressly required by statute, @ special inquiry efficer feund <>* that the applicant met the statutory requiremeuts for grast ef dis- - cretionary relief. Nevertheless, suspension was denied on the basis of . confidential information not disclosed to the alien, The Supreme Ceart sustained the denial of the application, Since suspension of deportation was a matter of grace and not of right, the use of confidential information was permissible, at least where the action was reasonable, | Cole v. Young (1956) 351 U.S. 536 lf Petitioner's employment by the Food and Drug Administration was terminated after he declined to answer charges that he atseciated with ===> ~°~ Communists and contributed to subversive organizations, Being entitled to veterans' preference he brought an action for a declaratory judgment that his discharge was invalid and an order requiring his reinstatement to his former position, The Court held that since there had been no . determination that his position affected national security, summary dis- missal was not authorized by the Act of August 26, 1950, and hence violates the Veterans! Preference Act. Pizer v. Brown, Cert. denied 351 0.S, 962 (1956) Action to enjoin the officers of a local union from disbursing and concealing funds and to prevent their use of the property of such local, A preliminary injunction was granted and judgment was rendered for plaintiff in the Superior Court, Los Angeles County, and the defendants appealed, The District Court of Appeal held that when the International