Show inside Insides Stuff r r B By PAUL MALLON WASHINGTON Jan 9 9 Always Always rene Irene Chief Justice Hughes was when the antl-A antl antl A A decision as ras handed down He leaned for- for rard ard further than th n necessary to nod toward Justice Roberts as signal to start tho the decision Durig Durig Dur- Dur ig tg it he locked his jaws and fixed is Ls eyes with equally extraordinary I termInation It lt was so noticeable that court speculated whether Mr Mn If Hughes had read Views jc the page full-page dEs dEs- If f f Hughes play of ot his legal ire re Given opinions in a local j newspaper a few fews few's ays s 's earlier Included therein was wasn n no opinion he once expressed as a n in a legal brief The deli deli- at its ate but obvious point presented by i ij ae citation was that Hughes would e Ie reversing himself if he overthrew aeA neA IC A A A. A Court lawyers also wondered if it Ir r. r Hughes had heard the same yarn about it as they did to rit it That the old brief was dug up by a. a eminent lawyer economist in street New York and ought rought to the highest of new deals deal's deal deal- s 's here who planted it in a spot here all co could ld see including Mr Flippant rumors were spawned pawned hen len the supreme court failed to tend end the house session at which resident Roosevelt spoke One Dw w current is that the court was wast ot t invited The Inside facts arcese are arc ieee ese tse Souse House Doorkeeper Sinnott went the the marshal of oC the court and asked if the court tices itice ces wanted to attend Up in a bod body He also sage aso said ho would find I. I seats seals for any jus- jus cea jee eJ who wanted to attend J i Continued d on Pace e Three J r f Column Two I Inside Stuff Continued from Page One dally daily Apparently the court wanted wanted wanted want want- ed nothing because no applications were received t The Thc court frequently attends the opening of congress and tl th the delivery delit er ery of presidential messages It is not a rigid custom but a sufficiently sufficiently established one to cause comment when it is not followed Uppermost new dealers expected to be reversed on oil A A A but not as reversed as they were What they anticipated was teas int invalidation of the processing tax leaving caving the way open for tor an cas easy substitute They were floored when the court cut cutout cutout cutout out legal ground on which the whole new nett deal was ryas built A couple of farm authorities were with the president 20 minutes before the de decision decision de- de was announced He had no tip on the decision then Current mention of Justice Roberts Roberts' Roberts Roberts' Rob Rob- erts' erts name as a Republican presidential presidential presidential candidate Three Tiree Reject is not exactly new nett Presidential Months ago a cou- cou Feelers pie of Republican authorities p put putout putout u t tout out indirect feelers toward Roberts Chief Justice Hughes and even Justice Justice Justice Jus Jus- tice Stone tt who ho has since aligned hImself with the so-called so new nets deal school of legal thought In each instance feelers shriveled The Thc three apparently tt were cre not inter inter- ested Most Mast Republican technicians arc are personally convinced that supreme court justices do not mal malts make c good campaigners The They remember 1916 Justice Roberts has more judicial personality than anyone seen in a toga sound Round here in a long time He does not read his decisions as the theother theother other oilier justices do but speaks them I This permits him to make his points I with more emphasis His voice is stronger and his delivery convincing ing He speaks as if he be deeply believes believes be be- lic cS what he says However if you Ou compare his spoken words with the later laler written opinion you will find he hc has followed text exactly He learns his decisions by heart at home ahead of time Postmaster General Farley has the postmaster situation well in hand Band for the cam- cam Postmaster Proof of Read Ready for his quiet activities Campaign during the con can congressional congressional gressional recess may be found behind the hundreds of postmaster nominations sent to the senate for confirmation the theother theother theother other day The appointments were near nearly I all for new nett men meaning of course that holdover Republicans are no longer holding over A check of the vital states shows that 16 out of the 19 appointees for California arc are new nett men five out oui of five in Connecticut 14 out grit of 15 in Iowa five out of six in Kansas 28 out of 28 in Minnesota 17 out o of 17 in Missouri 19 13 out of 19 in New Nett NewYork NewYork York 16 out of 16 in Ohio and 31 out of 34 in Pennsylvania Two Tuo house pages also failed to receive official cards of admission for the presidents president's speech They were hurt more mare than the supreme court Rail Coordinator Eastman's job is likely to be shelved by congress although he wants it continued The reason why Republican Chairman Fletcher backed out o ohis of his iris proposal have one man answer answer an an- er Mr Roosevelt's opening message message message mes mes- sage immediately was teas because too man many Republicans wanted waffled the job There would have been considerable considerable consider consider- able ablo inner antagonism if he had hac named anyone but himself and he did not want the job Add signs of political campaignIng campaign campaign- Ing The Democratic national committee committee committee com com- has employed a topnotch Washington newsman Edward L L. Roddan as assistant to Michelson Several house committees are quietly arranging for authority to employ their own experts Apparently Apparently Apparently the they cannot understand al all these bills coming before beCore them Copyright 1935 for The Telegram |