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~ #40 - and affirmed judgment of district court. The U. S. Supreme Court reversed this judgment and remanded the case to the District Court with directions | to enter judgments of acquittal as to five of the petitioners and to grant a new trial as to the others. cot ; q Service y. Dulles (1957) 354 U.S, 363 - Action against Secretary of State and others for a Sudguent declaring plaintiff's discharge from position of Foreign Service Officer by a former Secretary of State, invalid, reinstatement to position and salary from date of discharge, and other relief, From a summary judgment of the District Court for defendants, plaintiff appealed. The Court of ‘Appeals held that plaintiff was validly discharged under statute authorizing Secretary of State, in his absolute discretion, to terminate employment of any Foreign Service officer whenever Secretary deems such termination necessary or advisable in interests of United States, though procedures prescribed by Executive Order for removal of State Department euployees on grounds of disloyalty were not followed. Judguent affirmed. The U. 5S. Supreme Court held that petitioner's discharge was invalid, because it violated Regulations of the Department of State which were binding on the Secretary. ‘Judgment reversed, and remanded. Flaxer v. U.S, (1957) 354 B.S. 929 Defendant was convicted of contempt in that he refused to comply with subpoena duces tecum requiring him to produce certain records of union of which he was president, before senate subcommittee on internal