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i ae A RE A ARTES SESS SEES ST i net er toe 0-20 (Rev. 7-18-58) ( ) oo a Mr. Tolson an eal Foor Mr. Belmont Mr. Mohr jd Mr. Nease ig? i Parson Mr. Rosen - } . Tamm . Trotter Mr. WC, Sul — Tele. Room Mr. Holloman ———— Miss Gandy —__—_—— oy SMe Loss OF Pu court FIDENCE IN TNE COURTS, REFLECTED IW \. THE ATTACKS QW TH ME COURT, TKREATINS the EXIST DICE er @ CONSTIT ae ate SUPREME COURT JUSTIC 1 Jom VAR of our LIBERT u SIRE AUST EXPERI ENC -ERN F IFS Im THE RECENT WIBRIDLED ATTACKS ON THE ENTELLIC ECRITY AND MOTIVES GF THE JUSTICES AMD ON THE COURT AS Abi iaStt utlen” OF GOVERNMENT," JUSTICE DETHMERS SAL De “SUBVERSIVES AND THOSE BENT OW THE DESTRUCTION OF @UR SYSTEM WAVE AS A ShIne QBJECTIVE THE UNDERMINING OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IW THE COURTS, KNOWING FULL WELL THAT WITHOUT TNE Fee et er PUBLIC OPINION COURTS CAN AVAIL MOTHING IN DEFENSE OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF PERSONS," ME SAID. SETERERS ADDRESSED 1,500 INDUSTRIALISTS AT A LIMICH OF THE 65 perth ter tr CONGRESS ao @RERIC asi IMBUSTRY OF THE BaTiawaL accec! aTI vith. eeee CRITICISMS ME SAID, KAVE cone PROPOSALS T® CURB THE POWERS GF TKE WICK COURT. SUCK CURBS ADDED WOULD re RIKE aT THE ROOTS OF OUR FREE SOCIETY BY MAKING <a Bere TS mat RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS AND MINORITIES DEPENDENT GN THE WILL OF THE MAJORITY AS REFLECTED IN CONG AT THE SAME Sees OWEVER, THE MICMIGAM SUPREME COURT JUSTICE GCRITICI ZEB WHAT WE balp WAS THE BOMINATE SacTIVIST"® WING OF THE \PRESENT SUPREME COURT > SE SAIB THE POSITION OF THESE JUDICIAL ACTIVISTS IS TMAT THE \court “IS FREE TO INTERPRET THE CONSTITUTT OW IN TME LIGNT @F CURRENT PULL OSOPUIES, PSYCWOLOCT AND POLITICAL AMD SOCIAL DOCTRINES, REGARD- LESS OF THE ORIC¢ INTENT @F ITS FRAMERS. arr, THE ceuer Ts OTE ERT A POLITICAL POWER TO ACHIEVE THE SOCIAL ENDS IT DEEMS EXPEDIENT, WHAT WILL REMAIN OF CONSTITUTIONAL RESTRAINTS @8 GOVERNMENT AND CONSTITUTIGNAL CUAQNTEES OF PERSONAL RIGHTS AND OT PERILEST™ ME ASKE ass wea ap RD on OF NOT 1 PpPoAnyED 5 184 DEC 15 1938 ; SEDEC 124 ee “YO wasHINGTON CAPITAL NEWS SERVICE