Show THOMAS FLAYS COURT ATTITUDE w WASHINGTON ASHINGTON Jan 11 11 U Used T sed ator f r Elbert Q I. Thomas CD D Ii Utah today said zad the constitution of of th the thel United States Stites requires no amend amend- m ri but needs but an understanding interpretation which would permit tJi th the legislative and br branches to Lo Junction function Th mu said aid in a n. statement that proposal pi poul of a an a amendment would woul be heralded as a monster and would be b greeted with headlines throughout through through- out t th the nation reading Wants Wante to Smash Constitution Commenting on the supreme cour court decision lon on new deal legislation especially the most recent agricultural agricultural t. t tural ral adjustment act invalidation he I said d that under the ea early Jy lead lead- of or the court the United States was as defined as 81 a sovereign with ith the right to exclusive exertion exertion exer exer- tion of its powers He said under the early history of the supreme court the attitude altitude was wu th that fit it had no business or concern con con- cern with the expediency of or legisla legisla- tion the only question being whether er Clr or of or not pot congress congress had tho the power under the tho constitution to enact the 1 legislation n. n The Utahn declared this picture has been blurred and tho the work of John Marshall has been c cast st aside In effect the co court now says ays Thomas Thomia Thom Thom- ia a as declared this legislation we think is ls unwise and not in the national na na- na- na interest The executive branch may have recommended it The Tb l legislative br branch may have enacted en en en- acted t d lit it into law The legal committee committee com coin of tJi the called so-called Liberty league has rendered its judgment that the legislation is unsound an and Illegal and the judiciary branch has hase e concurred and de declared that the executive and nd legislative branches have no sound judgment about what g gri U Ia national ri interest rest |