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0-19 (Rev. 9-7958) ; ry OD ae) i 2 _ _ ee [Sup Suprenie | Court ( Upens 1 erm: ee in ra &, im, ae “By Mores Dunie > hear ‘arguneats in’ 118 « cases, State court, t rules, the anal ‘de. 50 J t ee . Even before the Court decidesicision on whether the place: All was nile adition|Which additional arguments it;ment law 1s valid would not be will hear, it has a workload|tendered until after Virginia’s yenterday the nthe “Supreme|™ approaching: the 123 casesjhotiy contested cubernatoriag its 1957-58 term. heard in the last term. _ election, | , - While controversy raged| Cue of the cases that the) School segregation is thé about the tribunal’s decisions Our! must decide whether or|main issue in the gubernato- of recent years, the Court it-pot to hear involves the Vir- - race in Virginia.: -:< ~~. self appeared to be a placideitia Pupil Placement Act! tq two cases pending vetore’ center of great turbulence, [P4!t of the State's program foy the’ Supreme Court, “friend of > The only order of business|*°ePing its schools segregated, the court” briefs were placed the first day in the marbie-/,, Lower Federal courts pund with the ‘court clerk -yester- olumned, heavily draped te Act to be wmconstirutiona y. Attorneys. who said they chamber was the admission of|204 Virginia appealed. Represent 5300 persons ‘asket 49 lawyers to practice before Supreme Court refuses to refine Court to review case e Court, but’ -documents|View the case, the lower.courtift Morton Sobell risoned: ere filed portending other decisions stand, ar atomic es plonage.” a ossibly controversial de- nenevet, the Virginia Attor _esopell was sentenced to 30 SN MIRAE GS MU BGR BE "tte nine fostce ae taced Supe Court yeierday taew fy Sona ant with an unusually heavy|Withhold determination o: the victed with Ethel and Julius: ‘dollket of some 80D cases and/™atter until the State's high-\Rocenberg, the atomic spies they have already agreed to est tribunal,bes an cpportunity whe were executed in 1953. 2 ior hee b to rule on the same ‘question Court, which agreed’ Be sete in a different case. 2+ ‘ we Mas to review the con: Shee a case Bebniog oa tne tempt conviction and $100,000. pil Placement Act this week, seoclaion for the National A iSecember? ren SY fpenk of Coleked “People by - ie teo abama, also re should the Supreme thine ceived a “friend of the court, /Witnhold any action woul theiprief” in this case. =. 4 , , Lawyers representing | 14 Ha! ional organizations asked per- Tission to intervene on behalf, jot the NAACP. . “s if the Sone ntton in both the iSobeli and NAACP cases do not object to the briefs, they, are filed in the Court. If there are objections, however, tha: Court decides whether the Br ings should be permitted. ' There are other casea in the® segregation and subversive’ ifelds spending in the Courts But, th e Court was la day upon open ay Pronountermentrs - Darien pey = : x — NOT RECORDED l4i OCT 141952 he a fe em = re 7 <00T 14 1957 ype “Be Trotter ___*___. Nease Tele. Room Holloman Gandy Wash. Post and AG. Times Herald Wash. News Wash. Star N. Y, Herald Tribune N.Y. Journal- American N, Y. Mirror N. Y. Daily News —__.__. N. Y. Times Daily Worker The Worker New Leader rE Date no LI8 1957