Show roose roosevelt v i elt 1 I jag has a never neve r wavered follows i ollo ws path laii laid out in inaugural court Chiri clarifies fies rules of ganic game by EARL GODWIN dashington TAS HINGTON will the lite su washington preme courts deel decision aion against NKA anra force the new deal to abandon its principles will vill it now dow have hare to content itself merely by a routine diana management of tho the government ern ment will roosevelt Koo sevelt turn conservative at the next election many people believe so many people have declared areil the new deal Is dead bead many reactionary leaders are ready right now to to move into the white house inthout waiting for tin election people who hold that idea eident ly look on the new deal as a sort of racket outlawed by tile the cobit because 0 of some inherent disbo dishonesty nety the fact la Is the court did not touch on the motives of the new deal it merely restated the rules of tile the game it did not say that child labor Is right that chiseling chi 12 1 right that the oppression pres slon of employees by employers Is right that forced working fo for r six days a week for ten hours a day Is right but it did say th that at if ff congress wants these things corrected correct eil it must not depend on the white louse house ll it cannot dele delegate ate the lawmaking law making power to the president but must set up its own laws tor for the president to administer the new deal moves on now with the laws clarified with that in mind remember that hat roosevelt has never wavered from the path he indicated in his inaugural address ne ile Is just as liberal just as progressive just as mindful of the forgotten goeren man and the home builders as he ever was I 1 with the court defining the road by which the new deal can proceed the next new deal platform will be a mu much ch more definite document than the one on which the democrats ran roosevelt against Fl flooder people know now what the new deal stands for and there have been definite signs of progress accomplishments in the first place the people were fed the false that made people shudder at the united states government richest in the world feeding its poor people has disappeared a the NIIA reduced hours outlawed child labor stopped piratical price utting increased wages and by these devices increased employment by three million men and women which hugh johnson first KRA chief says is more i lian ilian will be employed by the big ork bellef program MIA policies increased burch purchasing ansing 1 i ier er 30 per cent which is partly y i prin pon sible for the increase in farm booles this year ata I 1 A Is looked on as a rc refuge fuge for tile the 11 it who work in factories labor I 1 ed on as its friend agri i 1 nire was closely bound up tip in na tio ourt decision may adversely atif if i AA cut but not in principle merely as to the routine methods by new deal principles were administered no now it is roily folly to assume that any political party will dare go a to the people for votes on the mere fact that the court declared the new peal deal was han tiling these beneficial principles the wrong way ay ileaure Ile ite ause cause in the fl first place by the time tile the next nest election comes around the new deal will have found the rl right I way iray to keep up wages keep down chi selling guarantee decent hours safeguard the boiking mans rights one of the developments development to watch Is the growing conviction that it the constitution ution and the high court hamper the progress of social justice a change must lie made there Is already a resolution in congress by senator costigan of colorado providing in for tin an amendment to the co constitution list t which would put tile the new ueal deal right bad act where it was before the court decision it would give the federal government the rl right lit to supervise business trade n manufacture guarantee labor rights fair practice etc it would be the amendment there are also a flock of bills in congress curtailing the power of the supreme court many liberals believe the veto power of the high court Is a dan dangerous er curtailment of liberty on the day the court nita NIIA representative of montana delivered a masterful speech on the powers of the supreme court taking tile liew few that the court tins has lit in many instances destroyed liberty rather than granted it this sounds revolutionary but it was also the view of thomas jefferson the elder la ia follette former senator owen ot of oki oklahoma alt omil and others 0 troublesome RADICALS I 1 hasten hastell to say however boever that there Is no present strength that would permit a prediction that the courts po pow ers are in danger of immediate curtailment nut but on tile the other hand there Is plenty of indication that it if the social justice lo 10 program ram of lite new oeal deal cannot be put through con congress gress again because of the lite constitution there will be a serious campaign to amend tile constitution i 1 Roosevel ts greatest trouble Is ir go ing to be with 04 alie radicals III ir Is not I 1 10 to 1 follow i v a corurn n live IT 1 r fm some alif to tn val ensue je but noo so 0 ill will vill 11 lune lun at ve e it to iee ee ll 11 ils hock flock front from off bei allol ever ivera ailed piper pcr nho ho aiters wore llan file other fellow fol or a time in the he next campaign it will look ii asir asif tin the country were er going goin to in be sold jo tile the high ct cst bidder ami where will have hac to use and it hi III every resource at ills command to maintain his victorious following tin and their falth faith in ills his common sense humanitarianism people are likely to forget that the courts slap at nita was only one of several large happenings about that time on the constructive side of the yew new deal the american wheat farmers had just voted about six to one to continue the AAA client reduction contracts in the lie face of predictions from the opposition that the AAA would crash congress also extended the alie life of the hie home owners loan corporation po ration the new deal device to keep americans from being routed from their henjes by the slier sheriff lit under mortgage foreclosures fore closures the HOW now dow lias has more credit to extend to distressed home on owners ers it came just at the time too that tile the new deals work ork relief program started with its object he ie of jobs instead of the dole it will lie a clever opposition leader who ho can call bide these things from public appreciation the frazier lemke act out outlawed lawen along with nita was not a part of tile the new deal but the attempt of western liberals to help the distressed farmers aho lio were losing their farms barins because they could not pay interest during the depression the act extended it five year moratorium on interest pa payments v and scaled down prices so that farmers could redeem their farrus farms at a reduction undoubtedly a drastic performance for mance and roosevelt loosevelt Koo sevelt believed it would never stand up in court but the idea of preserving the farm homes of tile country is socially sound and this government will be asked by lie he farm community for help in some way sooner or later it if the farm debt cant ile bo paid by bring bringing ging down the debt figures there will be a most determined effort to produce a lot of cheap money by which the debts can be paid with ili le les ies s effort a a WHAT TRIPPED the case which tripped ripped the nita NIIA was a quarrel that five new yolk city poultry men named darned had with the authorities because it was charged they were selling sick chickens in interstate ter state commerce rather a small matter to upset a whole government but the way things happen now the supreme court did not say it was 0 K to sell sick chickens it merely refused to say that the business of slaughtering chickens for distribution in new york state is interstate business and if it is not interstate business then the federal government has no control over it the court laid down a very narrow definition of interstate ter jer state commerce one that Is going to cause trouble in future law making THE NEXT CAMPAIGN the suggestion that the constitution may play a part in the coming political campaign does docs not dot arise alone within the ranks of the new deal A group of we wealthy althy and poa powerful erful interests have been conspiring to spring a new feat party to be known as the uon tion party on the voters this group is typified by the various power magnates by jouett shouse Sli ouse liberty leaguer by senator harry byrd of 0 enla by P bainbridge lain bridge colby wall street I 1 lawyer alfred ii smith and by numerous republicans who see in a third party a chan chance ce to ruin Boose roosevelt Nelt the main usefulness a party would ti be among southern voters the men who favor it think because the south will not vote republican again for a long iong time if ever the constitution party plot includes the poisoning of the south against roosevelt after that tins has been accomplished complis hed the constitution party intends to put up ji a ticket of electors in each southern state there would be no national constitution party ticket simply a chance to send electors from the south jo washington to vote for a president eilt jut ati ju st t as was arranged for by the but the trick is that when the electors arrive here they would all vote for the miln man whom tile the republicans ran as candidate for tile the presidency it Is a gum shoe method of making the south voc vote republican w without know it and is about as crazy as they come and I 1 would not waste wilbe time on oil relating it to you were it not for the fact that it Is actually being plotted in high places it has gone so far that at al 0 smith mith himself liim has been consulted lie ho gives the plan ills his blessing in private anil and refuses to be identified with it in public the constitution party would put forward it a theory that the constitution Is being strained by the new oeal deal when lien as it a matter of 0 fact th that at constitution Is being strained by the progress of the nation tile the opposite view one which la Is being taken by a great many of tile lie best minds Is that the constitution will haie hae to be eased cased up tip a bit so that the trend toward uniform and national treatment of national questions can be undertaken by the federal government without question the same school of thought which ich believes all problems should be solved on a states ri rights lits basis was at one time quite that the federal government had no right to erect lighthouses on tile the coasts ests ot of a state to guide and protect S shipping to have maintained bained that idea in practice would men mean that there would have bare to be vari ous lighthouse organizations oil and lit dlf relent ferent const coastwise wise shipping rules for each coastal state actually stales I 1 rights as a practical matter aredis are lippe arill a vv aw iu it 4 ava i A |