Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1938 — Page 4

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so that Dr. Frankfurter

are urging Mr. Justice Brandeis to

} wu E. Clegg, head | of the local

Corcoran-Cohen Group Blamed for Agitation to Replace Aged Liberal Justice With Prof.

Frankfur

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WASHINGTON, Dec.

er; Resentment Rises.

—Justice Louis D. Brandeis, a pioneer lib-

on the Supreme Court, is being subjected to pressure from some f the New Dealers to retire from the bench and make way for the

intment of Prof. Feli

Frankfurter.

Pressure and propaganda to induce Mr. Justice Brandeis to retire has | e so strong that some intimate friends of the aged Justice are censed at what they feel|is a stab in the back.

Mr. Justice Brandeis was|a liberal In the. lean days. For mahy years : cand * Justice Oliver | Wendell e >

is likely to be ‘aired in When Congress meets. “Inspired suggestions have ‘been shade that it would be, terribly,

® pilghi of Jewish refugees|in which he naturally is keenly interested.

appeals prompted by this | Corcoran and Cohen B Some close friends of

motive is to get him hy

the pressure Side Corcoran-Cohen group of New Deal

for Mr. Justice Brandeis and devote himself to problem. They say alsg fortunately can leave the| court now

succeeded by the liberal Prof. Frankfurter. “Several years | ago, Mr. ~ Justice Holmes wished tao retire hut

would succeed him and as long as he could. Brandeis, it is pointed |out, have no such fears. New Dealers) Impatient New Dealers are convinced that

need

leaves. on the court, resulting f _ cent death of Justice Be: " dozo, it is expected the Roosevelt will give this t which is Unrepres, ted

jamin Cart President

Minnesota. : from east of the

| Massachusetts, as Brandeis, and since ready is heavily loaded v talent, Mr. Roosevelt would find it impractical to add a se¢ond Massachusetts member. Both Mr. Justice Brandeis and was Mr. Justice Cardozo, so that factor is not considered to be of such paramount importance. event, the New Defir : for Prof. Frankfurter until Mr. Justice Brandeis gdes and they are slightly tig since the end of Mr. Roosevelt's second| term is not so far off. What most ons some of the intimates of Mr. Justice Brandeis is the eagerness of Prof. Frankfurter’s liberal disciples to get rid of the aged Justice who was fighting for their cause before they were old enough to look inside of a law book. Mr. Justice Brandeis has won a place as one of the greatest jurists in our history and to see him made the target of palace intrigue waged by liberals themselves is more than some of his friends can stand. They

sit tight and to feiss to be pushed around. :

FBI EXTENDS HUNT FOR BANDIT § SUSPECT

MEMPHIS, Tenn. ——. 1(U P),

office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, said today that an intensive search was being made in ‘the mid-South for Charles Monazym, 26, and his companion, Margaret Allen, 32. Mr. Clegg said Monazym was believed to have been one of five bandits who held up a Detroit bank with machine guns and escaped with a loot of $65,000 on May 1, 1936. It is believed, Mr. Clegg said, ‘that Monazym has been in this sec‘tion recently. He is listed by the ¥BI as a dangerous criminal always armed.

: CONGRESS POLL

= BACKS PENSIONS

: e Wagner Act Amendments

Also Favored in Survey Of New Members.

(Copyright, 1938, by United Press) WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—A poll of o | Congressional views by the United Press today revealed that the nation has elected a new Congress with strong sentiment for amendment of o| the Wagner Labor Relations Act,

‘I Senate members who were willing to

commit themselves on nine major political issues. Returns from as many as two-thirds of the new House were received in response to several questions. Senate replies were scattered but, significantly, in-

.|dicated virtually the same trend as

replies from new House members. The poll, although not conclusive, indicated that a strong move to obtain amendment of the Wagner act can be expected, although members are by no means agreed on the exact form such amendments shall take. Larger Pensions Favored

Sentiment for larger old-age pensions as expressed .in replies to the United Press was such as virtually to insure serious consideration for more liberal grants. The same was true of the larger national defense program now being prepared by the Roosevelt Administration. Other replies revealed no con

with regard to a third term for Mr Roosevelt. Opposition was noted t plans for a national referenda be fore declaring war on a foreig power. Democrats supported the present WPA setup. Republicans strongly urged return of relief to the States. Both parties revealed sentiment for stricter antitrust laws. Repeal of the controversial Neutrality Act.-was opposed by a majority of those responding to the questionnaire. Congressional opposition to President

‘| Roosevelt's government reorganiza-

'} tion .scheme continues. Defense Sentiment Strong

who expressed opinions were virtu ally unanimous for amendment

self two favored change for each on supporting the act as now written The prospect that the 76th Congress| will liberalize present old-age ibn

122 Congressmen replying to thi question only 11 favored lower old-

larger payments.

defense was so general as appar-

44 ‘Republicans. budget were 51 Republicans, Democrats and 3 minor party mem bers.

for = war referendum proposals

refused consideration, a House ma jority continues to oppose this plan But Republicans favored a refer endum, 77 to 44.

TRIPLETS NAMED | AFTER. PRESIDENTS |

CLEBURNE, Tex., Dec. 1 (U. P.) The triplet sons of Mr. and Mrs.

come good Democrats. named Franklin Roosevelt, Wood-

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On the Wagner Act Republicans |:

Democrats - were: divided. Of the: small group willing to commit it-|:

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6.0.P. OF OHID | QUIETLY OPENS ‘DRIVE FOR TAFT

Leaders ‘Keep Name Before Members of National Committee.

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By THOMAS L. STOKES Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—Ohio Republicans act quickly, given the opportunity, upon their faith that the state is the “Mother of Presidents.” Their faith was renewed by their victory in the recent elections. The first opportunty came at the meeting

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Nor did they overlook the fact that Ohio has sent five men to the White House—politicians being superstitious. Nor did they fail to point out that Republicans had recaptured Ohio, whereas they missed in New York, the home state of a prospective rival for the nomination, Thomas E. Dewey, the racketbusting District Attorney.

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The Ohioans found considerable talk around about young Mr. Dewey, despite his defeat. The name of Senator Vandenberg of Michigan, the leading candidate for a time until the emergence of others in the recent election, also was mentioned. The Senator, himself, moved about smiling and shaking hands with the assembled party leaders, and also made a

speech. He was the only prospective Presidential candidate present.

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at the meeting, symptomatic of the fight going on within the party. The talk generally bespoke the theme of the newer, progessive element of the party—that is, acceptance of most of the New Deal with the proviso that the machinery must be improved and the gains made by President Roosevelt consolidated. This sort of talk favored some newer party figures. But the only important action taken by the committee revealed power still in the hands of the Old Guard group. That was the election to the executive committee, the powerful inner group, of ex-Senator Daniel O. Hastings of Delaware, the bailiwck of the du Ponts, instead of Kenneth F. Simpson of New York, who managed the almost successful Dewey campaign for Governor and is regarded as Mr. Dewey’s sponsor in the National Committee. This would indicate a preference, as far as the National Committee is

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FOOTBALL WILL END WARS, COACH SAYS

HAMILTON, N. Y., Dec. 1 (U. P.) —Coach “Ducky” Pind of Yale blossomed. out with a peace proposal for Europe today: Take guns away from youths and give them foot-

Addressing the Colgate football banquet: last night, Mr. Pond said: “In countries where contact games like football are played, there are fewer political upheavals and less unrest, as proved by America. Central European countries ought to give the game a try.”

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