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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1933)
Page Six LA CRANDE EVEN1NC OBSERVER, LA CRAN DE, OR! Thursday, November 23, 1933 Next Congress To Be Critical, Sanders Predicts ' By Herbert I'lummrr WASHINGTON The prediction of Evorott Gundors, ohnlrman of the Re publican national committee, tluit the next congress will tas "very critical" rallies the quostlon . to wlip will be the foremost critics of adminis tration policies In the coming ses sion., . . Washington observers are of the opinion that two Republicans In the house will be beard often and with authority. They are James Wadsworth or New York and Jaincs Beck at rTcnnsylvartla. Wadsworth Is on record as vlston ing the greatest constitutional con tests In history as an outgrowth of the national recovery legislation. Beck haa said : "It seems inconceivable that Industrialists of America who have been accustomed to economic free dom will not , . . challenge the vul- idtty of the recovery act," The supremo court will havo de cided or will hove before It at tho time, cases involving the constltu-, tlcnal foundations of the "new deal" recovery program, I Beck and Wadsworth, both skilled In constitutional law, naturally would be expected to assume leader ship among Hepubllcan critics. I Hlnnvs In The Wind? ! Some who have been watching tho supreme court closely profess to see an indication of that tribunal's attl tudo toward recovery legislation in an Incident .which occurred during re cent argument In a case from Mlnne-; m I sota, touching the right or state legislatures to dofer, mortgage con tracts duo to a proclaimed economic emergency, i . Toward the end of tho argument; of the attorney general of Minnesota, .liiatii-jt Sutherland Interrupted. Ho was interested In whether It was the contention of the Minnesota official 'that a stato's police power superseded that of the federal constitution. Justice BUUierlondj seemed dissatis fied with the reply. Several itlmui he feframed his question In an effort to get a clearer answer. Just when it seemed the situation was becoming too Involved. Chief justice Hughes broke in. In very deft fashion be changed tho subject com pletely. ' ! Those who witnessed the Incident Interred that the chief Justlco was of the opinion there was no question of Vvhich was supreme. : The administration kopt Its coun sel to the ond, as far as Washington is concerned, as to Just what It has n mind to accomplish at tho forth coming Pan-Amorlcan conference at Montevideo next month. Newspapermen climbed out of bed fen the coldest day tho capital has ex perienced tlUs winter to seo Secretary pull, chief delegate, off for New York board his ship lor the Uruguayan parley. : To last-minute queries, the secro-' tory merely replied, shivering: 1 lit will be nice to got to a place ' wltro It's warm." j Kiddies Write In I Normal Chieftain (Oonaqusa Hem Fr One) j havo a Utile ibl'apk cat. I carry a horn. I blow on, It. It sounds very funny." I Apparently tho collection habit reaches tho fourth and fifth grades, also. "Mickey and Mlimle are two gold fish the fourth and fifth grades Save In their room." says Paul Hyde, jiB, "Mickey Is '.vory ono and Mlu nto is a golden one. They like to phase each other around the bowl. In the middle of the bowl Is a fish-' pastlo." Betty Wagner, IB; Betty Burns, BB, and Arthur Watklns, BB, woro among Others who lind signed news Items In the paper. Patricia Hall, 7B, wrote: wish to give special honor to the sixth and scvonth grades Jor hav ing no tardles this mouth." ' Thcro Is a sport section, and Rob ert Kiddle, 6B, heads It off with Bnmothlng about his trip to Portland, and the U. 0. O.-Orcgon Stato foot' ball game. "Holding the 11133 champs was nearly as good as a victory," ho sold. "If Southern California oamo to . Portland expecting an easy gamo, they ; should havo come more prepared. They surely got fooled." 1 ay Andrews, OB, had an article oil "Play Fairly," Numerous children , In the school contributed other or-' tick's, ranging from poetry by first eradcni to Items on book week by j fifth, sixth and seventh graders. Tho paper contained eight pages of articles, all of thorn interesting, hut epaco forbids reprinting more than a 1 tfow. 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