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Roosevelt Appointees. .

WASHINGTON, June 19 (U. P). —Two senators today proposed a constitutional amendment to forbid any President from appointing more {than three supreme court justices. The plan, if in effect now, would force four of the late President Roosevelt's appointees off the high bench. The ousted justices would include Robert H. Jackson, now in the midst of a bitter public feud with Justice Hugo L. Black. The proposal, sponsored by Senators James O. Eastland (D. Miss.) and Styles Bridges (R. N. H.) was given little chance of adoption, particularly in time to affect present members of the court. Process Would Take Years As a constitutional amendment, it would require approval of twothirds of each house of congress and ratification by three-fourths of the state legislatures. That Ml process usually takes several years. Senators Eastland and Bridges proposed that the constitution be amended to provide that: ONE: The supreme court be composed of one chief justice and not

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dent. THREE: Any additional vacan-| cies be filled by majority vote of the house of representatives until

a new President is elected.

FOUR: If more than three jus-| tices appointed by a single President hold positions on the court at the time the change’ becomes effective, all except thesfirst three appointed would be retired. The limitation would remove from the court Mr. Jackson, William O. Douglas, Frank Murphy and wiley Rutledge—all Roosevelt appointees. It would leave on the court three Roosevelt appointees—Mr, Black, Stanley F. Reed and Felix Frankfurter—and two appointees of Pres- | ident Truman, Fred M. Vinson and Mr. Vinson has been nominated for the chief justiceship but not yet confirmed.

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The program was sent to the senate judiciary committee where Chairman Pat McCarran (D. Nev.) said it would be referred to a subcommittee headed by Senator Carl A. Hatch (D. N. M), Senator Eastland prefaced the proposal with a stinging attack on the present court. “In public esteem today it is at]

{}! the lowest point of any branch of |

our government in the history of the country,” he said. He called the Jackson-Black feud an example of “bickering” and in ternal factionalism which, he said, has destroyed public faith in the

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2 RUSS OFFICERS KILLED

|-that two Russian officers were killed

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| day when an unidentified youth { fired into a formation of marching Soviet troops in Budapest. It said the assailant was found dead with his pistol in his hand.

[not just the checking of plagues

VIENNA, June 19 (U. P).—The Romania and { Hungarian news agency said today |scheduled to be carried out last Sun-

{and a third was wounded yester- |

WORLD HEALTH IS GOAL OF UN GROUP

By Science Service

NEW YORK, June 19.—Good health for everybody in the world,

that may cross national boundaries is the aim of the new international health organization being planned at the conference opening here today under the guspices of the ecenomic and social council of the United Nations. . Jet plane speeds of travel, new and better vaccines against germ disease and new knowledge of the causes of good health as well as of sickness have led to new ideas in international co-operation on health matters Controlling - disease at its source {s the new way to prevent spread of epidemics. Doing this means strengthening health and medical services everywhere by sharing knowledge and scientific resources in these fields. ' While the conference here now will be given over to details of organization and methods, the result will come in better health the world over, if the scientific delegates can carry out their aims. .

ROMANIA'S EX-CHIEF ARRIVES IN CYPRUS

LONDON, June 19 (U. P.).—Gen. Nicolae Radescu, former prime

Playing with photographer's flash bulbs while he takes their picture, 3 little orphans from a UNRRA camp in Germany celebrate their arrival in the U.S. Left to right: Rose Marie Tallis, 8-months-old Lith- |Et. uanian; Henry, Doshaen, 15-months-old Polish child, and Sonia Schibonspa, 8-months-old Polish child will

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: Times Special * BROOKVILLE, June 19. — The right of way of the historical Whitewater canal between’ Laurel and Brookville was presented yesterday to the State of Indiana by John P. Goodwin, Brookville; president of the Whitewater Canal association. +-It is the plan of the state conservation department to develop and maintain this section of the pioneer canal as a public park. : Contained in this 15-mile stretch of the canal are nine stone locks, three canal basins, one aqueduct covered bridge, and a recently restored feeder dam at Laurel.

OFFICIAL WEATHER

sel, 8, Weather Bureau-—— All Data in Central Daylight Time June 19, 1946—

Sunrise 5:17 1 Sunset

Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m, 1.90 Total precipitation since Jan, 1 Excess since Jan. 1

The following table shows the $Sempera{ture in other cities: High Ww | Atlanta 92 1

{ Cleveland Denver ... Evansville . Wayne Ft. Worth . Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Miami‘ .............. Minneapolis-8t. Paul New Orleans

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RAISE GERMAN RATION June 24. But it still will be below

WASHINGTON, June 19 (U. P.).{the level needed to avoid danger g —The food ration of the normal 0 health

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VON PAPEN DENIES HE KNEW OF PLOTS

NUERNBERG, June 19 (U. P.).— Franz von Papen, one of Hitler's ace diplomatic trouble-shooters, denied" today that he knew that the Henlein Sudeten movement and the Romanian Iron Guard were financed by the German foreign office. ¢ Von Papen returned to the witness stand to testify in his own defense at the Nazi war criminals trial. He ‘said a report by Ernst Kaltenbrunner in 1944, which named Von Papen as the best man to do

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Hungary, was “ridiculous.” He also denied using “Trojan horse” tactics in Austria before the anschluss.

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