Show J THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE A to wars film against the pitfalls for which ha waa headed for at one time or another they have had unand have pleasant experience com to realix that counsel auch as they would give waa not desired fet the president with the decree of the supreme court confronting him with a Democratic house of representatives voting 3 to 220 against shortsning ths terms of Roosevelt Finds Difficulty in Separating From Original Cast Calls Un- - federal judges which in Itself is indication of congressional sentl- Court Decision Now Contradicting Former Views Says Writer wcrV tew ar 4 a sy y?ctad-- i nmad ' 'X V out supreme court judge who accept the constitution rather than that It waa fig days before the'iic sentiment Ignored th constitu- th president or tha ntw deal as By HARRY J BROWN found voles tion hi WASHINGTON Junt SrPrasl- - president snapped their fingers at th their guide still turns aa attentive Then in tha moat memorable courts forged ahead with whatever dent Roosevelt got Into difficulty aver held at th their fancy dictated press conference of because h took the advice of the Whit House President Roosevelt tho restrictions which regardless th founder ' cloe to an hour and a half wove around th federal govern wrong men He I finding it diffi- for cult to extricate himself and the discussed th situation confronting ment One again ths president him and th took took th wrong advice w deal from Wie mess Into which issu with thcountry solemly supreme court and Contradicts Self they wars plunged by the supreme Its findings decried ths clipping pt ths wing of tba blue eagle' and By paying full head to th group court' i X No on questions ths good inten- broadly hinted that if th N R A that has aver bad his asr and igcannot under the constitu- noring th provisions of th constitions tha lofty and humanitarian tion thqualify constitution should be tution President Roosevelt has purposes nor tha high aims of amended It was at this conference gradually worked around to a popresident Roosevelt He cam Into ths president declared in' language sition where as president he has - effloa at a moat difficult time he reminiscent of General Hugh John- said and don those things hb dewas callsd upon to taks up a prob- son that the court had set th coun- nounced while governor and while lem which hla predecessor couldnot try back to “horseand buggy days' campaigning for th presidency he ha disregarded th pledges and solve H waa swept into office by Defiant Attitude a country that had been swayed by Clearly the president on that oc promises of tha platform on which his promises and by an electorate carton wai voicing opinions not h was sleeted to auch a degree that waa' thoroughly tired of the gathered from the elder statesmen that th mere reading of tha platform to any audlenc brings roars inactivity and tha timidity of the not gathered from Democratic lead- of But he ers in congresa but rather the defiHoover administration lsughter By following ths went into office also on on of the ance of th same group that had wrong counselors tha president has strongest sanest platforms aver been closest tb jiim during th past laid himself open to such criticism written by a DemocratlO' national two years th very group that from as was hurled at him In th memoconvention after having announced th beginning paid no heed to the rable radio address of Senator Bothat h stood by that platform 100 restraints Imposed by th constitu- rah last Sunday when h quoted r J to show tion but forged ahead with what- Roosevelt vs Roosevelt per cent ever their fertile brains Suggested how th president has completely Assembles Brain Trust front and all because he No soonsr had Prsaidant Rooas-Vs- tt and whatever their hearts desired changed has not advised with the trained entersd ths Whit Houss how- Th president waa not at hla best men of his party those who from ever than h gathsrsd around him at that press conference for while long year of tsptrienc know not tha sagea and wtaa men of the b restrained those sentiments that Uioro about government than col-laDemocratic party not tha trained must havs welled up in hla breast whil he gsv no indication of an professor can aver know or legislators and statesmen who had ever understand Ths new deal Is hia words wera not of those ger with b than mor far experience In It essentials to those the handling of ths affair of the an executive having a wholesome contrary in which Franklin D principles federal for tha constitution regard rather but national government Rooeevelt believed before h beor for tha that respect supreme of that group comparatlv youngcame president it Is contrary to sters popularly known as tha “brain court which other presidents havs th deprinciples laid down In th last hia was a entertained Rather devoted trust" whoa Uvea had bten to theorising rather than dealing fiant attitude— th attitude of tbs Democratic platform Th- whole theory 'of th profes' practically with tha problems of brain trusters Just as th supreme count deci- sorial group that has been counselmea and of government Looking back 'nearly three years sion was th most important decree ing the president if to bring about it will b recalled that throughout handed down from tha bench since by degrees not only th nationalisahla campaign Mr Roosevelt had as th Dred Scott decision so the tion of the government but th nahie constant companion and adviser president’s unquotable unrecorded tionalisation of business and indusProfessor Raymond Moley aupport-s- d statements at that' press confer- try aa well That Is ths brain trust at times by Fella Frankfurter ence overshadowed in Importance theory and that theory has been Rexford Tugwell and others of that any formal statement he hda made cleverly Interwoven Into the legisclass At ths very outset of the in many 'months n somt aspect lation that has finally run afoul of administration Professor M 0 1 a y it was ths most significant state- th courts During th early day settled down at a desk In tha state ment ever to fall from tha lips of of his administration— during th preiident had no difdepartment teeawy on aa chief d- - President RepayiL That ha should first year-th- f vissr to tha president hut ha did have chosen auch a time and auch ficulty H promised th country not last long Frankfurter did not setting for so Important a deliv- action and ht mad good on that H started off with the attach himself to the administration ery is astonishing Only a few day prom la but b kept in close and con- before ths preaidant had regarded spectacular closing ef th ehanks stant contact and most of ths brain his veto of th bonus bill of such and mat popular acclaim This waa trusters who found themselves hold- importunes that ha wanted to de- followed In a month or two with ing key position In th Roosevelt liver it personally to congress in th long legislative program not administration were selected by joint sessloA And yet when he formulated on Capitol hill not writFrankfurter Tugwell like Moley cam to expreea his reaction to the ten - In tha committees of ' th or house but writjoined the brain trust at th begin- supreme court decision in the N R senate ning and unlika Moley remains to A case tha president chose to speak ten by the group of brain tnlaters this day Donald Richbarg la the Informally "off th record" under who had quickly gotten into the present day leader of th brain circumstances where ha could not confidence of th president and trust and Is now chief counselor b quoted and when what ht said one there had no trouble selling Senator Borah was not even reduced to writing him their scheme of th president aid those men could not writ laws This is th group that at all time Couldn't Quote Him Would that conform to th constihad th ear of the president This The president got th publicity tution whether is tha group that sold him th Idea he wanted they could or not he got serose the salient did not do so A subservient of th new deal This ia tha group ideas he had about th they expressed dustrlai Recovery act th Agriculcourt about th constltu congress against th better judg of th more experienced memtural Adjustment act ths securities supreme tion about tha N R A and about ipent dustrlai Recovery act th 8curltles th new deal but ths country was bers accepted those laws on after another in record time and without act and other laws that wsrt pre- denied th opportunity of knowing pared by tha administration and exactly What th president sgld for substantial amendment' passed by a rubber stamp congrass non who heard him waa allowed to 1 Caution to Wind ' cause the president wanted those him The stories that went Th brain trust finding Itself In quote law just about aa h submitted forth were In th language of the thi' saddle threw caution to th them Those laws every one of men who had been pres- wind Whil th riding waa good them were enacted over the feeble newspaper ent These etoriea were the ImpresIntended to sit pretty and ride protest of eldep statesmen of both sions of so many correspondents they and they did Prior to their parties against tha warning that While they varied as to detail they high advent almost th entire effort In they flouted the constitution and agreed aa to th of congress at bringing business under eignlflcanc sooner or later would fail because what th president desired to eon-ve- y federal control was aimed at the could not court stand th test they But those stories one and all power trust There had But th brain truster had thor- foil short of an exact quotation of been years of agitation for govern he convinced the president oughly th of ment the kind president ownership and under th accepted their judgment and now ever happened Nothing before in Washing Hoover administration th governth onus la on tha president rather ton And it may never b repeated ment mad its first big plunge than on hla adviser There is reason to beilevt that al When It adopted th Boulder dam ‘ President Warned ready ths piesident regrets some project But the brain trusters were When th supreme coprt upset of th things h said to th assem not particularly Interested in pow-q- r th N R A for good and plainly bled correspondents Tha reaction they wanted to bring all busistated reasons th president was to hi defiance of th supreme court ness under federal regulation and warned that his entire new deal had and of th constitution was not control to Inject th government been built on a foundation of sand what ths president evidently antici- into all linea of Industry Through H waa on notlc that tha very pated As during ths two years N R A they built up th Instrumenphases of N R A that Violated the and more of th new deal tha most tality through which they carried federal constitution were found in caustle criticism of th president far their schema to bring business the A A A and ia other branches of for th stand h federal thumb and then took has under th th new deed Strangely enough th com from Democrats of promi- through AAA they brought Amerisupreme court decision stunned the nence and from Democratic news- can agriculture very largely under administration for still listening to paper Instead of listening to men the dictation and regulation of the the group that had ateered him of long experience men whose llvee Washington government T V A Wrong for two long years tha presi- have been devoted to sounding and waa their largest venture in tha dent could not conceive that the td shaping public opinion th presi- power field and there they ran wild supreme court would tear to shreds dent immediately prior to this press with socialistic schemes that hav th main structure of th new deal conference manifestly turned once begun to totter In light of tho su Tha administration waa so wholly mors to th brain trust group and prem court rullngjn th N R A unprepared for th decision that particularly to Mr Richberg tha case P W A afforded no end of cams from tha unanimous court very group that has ignored pub- - opportunities for Injecting ths government Into various Unas of activity never before entered by the federal governmant s !s Stands Still gold ' This was th line of advice which President ' Roosevelt accepted These were the theories hi subscribed to and mad his own These ar th theories on which h still la - sold notwithstanding th restraint placed upon him by th supreme Court By insisting on this legislative President program Rooeevelt embarrassed many af the ablest men pf hla party h atiU embarrasses them hut whU some continue to follow and blush others Ilk th venerable Carter Glasa of Virginia and hls young and fearless colleague Harry Byrd and that d Democrat Millard Tyd-inof Maryland refuse to subscribe to brain trust theories and flatly refuse to follow th president while he heeds that mannar of advice The rift in th Democratic party is great and growing Evan th Democratic senate leader Jo Robinson and hls lieutenant Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi who deem it their first duty to uphold th administration suffer not in frequent attacks of mental nausea many's the time they hav figuratively held their notes whil rising in their places in th aenat to defend a program In which they had no confidence but which they felt Impelled to sustain because It bore K Whit House approval d Staunch and practical Democrats hav ever been willing to advise with th president STATE but they hav found their counsel not desired They would not venture to intrude upon the president' 'V President Still Follows Brain Trust Leadership der 9 1935 ear when the brain trust wishes to b heard What Washington would like to know Is “When wilt th preaident coma to realise that he has been from the wrong taking advic Minister Appointed New Streamline Train Ends First Regular Trip t— JACKSON BANGKOK Siam June I Phya Abhibal Rajamaitri former foreign minister was appointed (By Tribune Leased Wlra) minister 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