134 C. Cls. BUCH EXPRESS, INC., PETITIONER v. THE UNITED STATES [No. 49294] [132 C. Cls. 772; 351 U. S. 940] Transportation of freight; radio rates applicable to radar equipment; petition dismissed. Plaintiff's petition for writ of certiorari denied by the Supreme Court May 21, 1956. SOL NEWSTEAD, PETITIONER v. THE UNITED STATES [No. 392-55] [134 C. Cls. 893, 351 U. S. 956] Unjust conviction; suit under the provisions of 28 U. S. C. 1495, 2513. Plaintiff's petition for writ of certiorari denied by the Supreme Court May 28, 1956. THE UNITED STATES, PETITIONER v. AUBREY H. BOND (No. 390-54] [133 C. Cls. 204; 351 U. S. 974] Pay and allowances; retired pay Army officer; plaintiff to recover. Defendant's petition for writ of certiorari denied by the Supreme Court June 4, 1956. 903 THE UNITED STATES, PETITIONER v. THE OHIO POWER COMPANY [No. 218-54] [131 C. Cls. 95; 132 C. Cls. 827; 350 U. S. 862, 919; 351 U. S. 980] Excess profits tax; accelerated amortization of emergency facilities under section 124 of the Internal Revenue Code. Order of December 5, 1955, denying defendant's petition for rehearing following denial of its petition for writ of certiorari vacated by the Supreme Court June 11, 1956, and the petition for rehearing is continued. INDEX DIGEST ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDY. See Pay and Allowances XXII; Suit for Salary II, III. ALASKA ROAD COMMISSION. See Overtime Pay I, II, III. ALTITUDE, APPARATUS FOR MEASURING. BREACH OF CONTRACT. See Contracts IV, V, XVIII, XIX, XX, XXI, BUERGER'S DISEASE. See Pay and Allowances IX, X, XI. CAREER COMPENSATION ACT. See Pay and Allowances IV, V, XVIII, XIX, XX, XXVI, XXX, CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. See Suit for Salary II, III, IV, V. CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT ACT. Plaintiff, a retired letter carrier, was receiving an annuity of $900 I. Plaintiff contracted with the Army for collection of trash 909 134 C. Cls. CONTRACTS-Continued responsibility and specified that the Government had United States 95. II. Where plaintiff was required by the contract to investigate United States 95. III. Where on the day the bids were opened a letter was United States IV. The Government in 1943 leased a textile mill property, Landlord and Tenant V. In a suit for specific performance the plaintiff might well |