Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1937, Page 29

‘ that the supersedeas would speed up -+ APPEAL RIGHT WON BY ALUMINUM CO. Way Cleared to Go to Supreme Court to Block Trial. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, July 28.—The Aluminum Co. of America won yes- terday the right to appeal to the United States Supreme Court from a ruling of a special expediting court permitting the Government to pro- ceed in New York with its anti-trust 8uit against the company. The expediting court refused the company a supersedeas, however, which would stay proceedings in the New York Federal District Court un- | til the Supreme Court has acted upon the appeal. Leon E. Hickman, counsel for the company, sought the supersedeas on the ground the company was taking an appeal immediately. He argued | the case. Speaking for the court, Judge J. Whitaker Thompson told Hickman “we ourselves are disinclined to grant the supersedeas,” and said that that | was a matter for the Supreme Court | Ll THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1937. Young Washington Two young pupils at Friendship House, 324 Virginia avenue southeast. at work against a background of paintings and draw- ings which form an erhibition there. In the picture are Alfred Basile, 8, of 745 Sixth street southeast, and Clare O’Brien, 10, of 728 Fourth street southeast. Tomorrow: Gloria Cardillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cardillo, at Chevy Chase Play- ground. —Star Staff Photo. This was agreed to by Walter Rice,! special assistant to the Attorney Gen- and Judge | any time to ask the | Supreme Court for the supersedeas. | eral. 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