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U-ad Liie@v, veea-Dal} Sekoleky ‘pn the bagls of law ‘or whether the Constitution has been violated. They © should be able lewyers, know the law or where to find it, and be thoroughly familiar with the Constitution. They af should not be politicians. “Frequently cases are de- eided on 8 5-to4 basis. One_ side will claim some law or the Constitution has been violated. How catr that be possible? Hf they all know what the Constitution says, how can a decision be other than unanimous,’ ane way or the other?” « The questions raised here ere only difficult te answer because the wriler apparent- ty cannot envisage the Su- preme Court, which‘ consists @ine men appointed for eat of whom are lawyers know the Constitution. Bra She Constitution, like the ' andments, “is & R drawn: document a0 * yar ete is 2 Phe Supr éme Court x by small enterprises or by a single company. Some 2000 American industries played a vole in the Manhattan Project which produced the atom bomb, The application of the antitrust laws to pro- au n will have to be re intérpreted to meet these conditions. Or ta give ample: villages and even amall towns gre being desert~- ed and more and more pto- ple are moving into large cities. The urbanization’ of our ‘population _ pas raised many questions a interpaclar relations in a country where _there are about 19 million Negroes, many of wham have in recent years moved to large cities. Some have fought in two wars abroad Others have been to college. They have raised questions as to their rights under the Constitution which the Su- preme Court had to hear. A Sto4 decision is in no manner ‘a violation of pro- priety; it simply means that nine trained lawyers of dis- tinction have reached differ- ent conclusions in their inter- -pretation of the sume clause — Stee ee en tiles ve ig a gl another ex- letters which etek the vt Pommuhiste used sata The ant tack is, _ fenerally on be a Justice Earl Warren, who id” being held responsible for the ; desegregation decision, st | though nine justices were re- sponsible for 8. ssencseun The attack on “polittest : aot e judges is usually an attack on. Chief Justice Warren, al though Chief Justice Teft and Chief Justice Hughes were politicians before they found ’ their places on the bench, ? Hugo Black was a Sénstor and had, in his younger been a member of the XK Kiux Kian; yet today he ja. regarded as the most liberal judge on the bench. dustica Felix Frankfurter wes a pro- fessor and was asa radical; today he is probebly the most correctly oriented and conservative member of In a word, my ent ought to take a trip te Washington to see the Su- preme Court at work and then he would understand what « magnificent institu, tion ft has been throughout GUr ALOTY. ADU De-Gugit read « good biography’ of Chief Justice John Marshall. to learn how the Court came to be what it is, oe mine Pestures Semana (p 2? -3T15D 5 vs- - Pyode NOT RECORDED 46 mag 21.1962 one eee Tolson rain _ Morgen’ ss Mohr WW Callahan ——__— Conrad —— . eLoach#__ Evans Malone Hagen tal Trott Tele Room —_— Holmes ————— Gandy The Washington Post ona_ ft Times Herald The Washington Dally News — The Evening Star New York Heraid Tribune New York Journal-American New York Mirror New York Daily News New York Post The New York Times The Worker The New Leader The Wall Street Journal —_—-— The National | Observer y—— MARI» jew vires