their counsel, fifteen cents per folio of each one hundred words; but where the necessary printed copies of the record as printed for use of the court below are furnished, charges under this item will be limited to any additions printed here under the clerk's supervision.

"For making a manuscript copy of the record, when required under Rule 13, fifteen cents per folio of each one hundred words, but nothing in addition for supervising the printing.

"For preparing, on filing, for the printer, petitions for writs of certiorari, briefs, jurisdictional statements or motions when required by the Rules, or at the request of counsel when, in the opinion of the clerk, circumstances require, indexing the same, changing record references to conform to the pagination of the printed record, and supervising the printing, five dollars for each such petition, brief, jurisdictional statement or motion. Neither the expense of printing nor the clerk's supervising fee shall be allowed as costs in the case.

"For a mandate or other process, ten dollars.

"For an order on petition for writ of certiorari, five dollars.

"For filing briefs, ten dollars for each party appearing. "For every printed copy of any opinion of the court or any justice thereof, certified under seal, two dollars.”

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that this order shall apply to all cases docketed on or after February 15, 1943, and to all admissions to the bar on or after March 2, 1943.

FEBRUARY 11, 1943.

AMENDMENT OF CRIMINAL RULES.

ORDER.

It is ordered that Rule XI of the Rules of Practice and Procedure in Criminal Cases be, and the same is hereby, amended to read as follows:

"XI. Writs of certiorari. Petition to the Supreme Court of the United States for writ of certiorari to review a judgment of the appellate court shall be made within thirty (30) days after the entry of the judgment of that court, except that in cases in which the judgment of conviction has been entered in a District Court of Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Canal Zone, or Virgin Islands, the petition shall also be deemed in time if the container in which it is mailed, addressed to the Supreme Court of the United States is postmarked within the thirty (30) days provided by this Rule. Such petition shall be made as prescribed in Rules 38 and 39 of the Rules of the Supreme Court of the United States."

FEBRUARY 15, 1943.

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INDEX

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE. See Bankruptcy, 1.

ACTIONS. See Seamen, 1-3.

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS. See Securities & Exchange Commission, 2.

ADMIRALTY. See Constitutional Law, I, 10-13; Seamen, 1-3.

1. Vessel Owned by Foreign Government. Where claim of immunity recognized and allowed by State Department, admiralty court should surrender vessel and remit libelant to relief obtainable by diplomatic negotiations. Ex parte Peru, 578.

2. Id. Peru's claim of immunity not waived. Id.

AGENTS. See Criminal Law, 4.

ALLOTTED LANDS. See Indians, 4, 6-7.

ALLOWANCES. See Bankruptcy, 31.

APPEAL. See Jurisdiction, I, 1-2, 5; II, 1; III.

ARMY.

Purchase of Supplies. Contractor furnishing milk to Army as subject to minimum price regulation of State. Penn Dairies v. Milk Control Comm'n, 261; Pacific Coast Dairy v. Department of Agriculture, 285.

ARREST.

1. Arrest by Federal Officer. Requirement that accused be taken before U. S. Commissioner or other judicial officer. McNabb v. U. S., 332.

2. Arrest by State Officers. Detention of accused as violation of law of Tennessee. Anderson v. U. S., 350.

ASSIGNMENT. See Bankruptcy, 1; Copyrights.

ASSUMPTION OF RISK. See Employers Liability Act.

AUTHOR. See Copyrights.

BACK PAY. See Labor Relations Act, 4.

BANK ROBBERY ACT. See Criminal Law, 2.

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BANKRUPTCY. See Constitutional Law, I, 9; III, 1.

1. Bankruptcy Proceedings. Preferences. Assignments of ac-
counts receivable to secure concurrent loans; effect of omission to
give notice. Corn Exchange Bank v. Klauder, 434.

2. Exemptions. Homesteads. Exemption of homesteads under
§ 70 (a); effect of state law; right of exemption under law of
Nevada. Myers v. Matley, 622.

3. State Court Receiver. When not accountable to bankruptcy
court; §§ 2 (a) (21) and 69 (d) construed. Emil v. Hanley, 515.
4. Corporate Reorganizations. Petition as not filed in "good
faith" within meaning of § 146 (3), (4); Ch. X not available merely
for purpose of liquidation. Fidelity Assurance Assn. v. Sims, 608.

5. Railroad Reorganizations. Plan of reorganization for Western
Pacific Railroad Company reviewed. Ecker v. Western Pacific R.
Corp., 448.

6. Id. Plan of reorganization for Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
& Pacific Railroad Company reviewed. Group of Investors v.
Chicago, M., St. P. & P. R. Co., 523.

7. Id. Functions of District Court and Interstate Commerce
Commission. Ecker v. Western Pacific R. Corp., 448.

8. Public Interest. Determination of whether plan of reorgani-
zation is "compatible with the public interest." Id.

9. Participation. When elimination of stockholders and creditors
authorized. Id.

10. Id. Commission's determination that securities were value-
less as supported by evidence. Id.

11. Id. Commission's conclusion that equity of holders of
debtor's preferred and common stock was without value, sustained.
Group of Investors v. Chicago, M., St. P. & P. R. Co.,

523.

12. Valuation. Commission's determination of value; court not
required to make independent appraisal of valuation but must
be satisfied that statutory requirements have been followed. Ecker
v. Western Pacific R. Corp., 448.

13. Id. Determination of aggregate amount of securities which
may be issued by reorganized company as finding of total value;
valuation in dollars not essential. Id.

14. Id. Criteria employed by Commission for determining per-
missible capitalization of reorganized company were in accord with
Act. Group of Investors v. Chicago, M., St. P. & P. R. Co., 523.

15. Id. Earning power as primary criterion of value. Id.
16. Id. Dollar valuation of each old and new security unneces-
sary to "full compensatory treatment" of senior claimants. Id.