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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1953)
j fOR Thought Part Of Lend I -ease 4ci lnconsd'tutiona 1 : WA8Sl8 """l Jackson says h. i. maklg It ! Funklta rfL1? 77 presl'lent public now it supplements I , '""l-lease bill fLV,elt,.?gned f prev'ou "rticle to the Harvard tutlonal In . I1' ""oon"- 'fder,al administration by congres- I ' that ha. w..T ? P""on resolutions and committees J JUJ Been ktDt mrnt f. nhnlllm h ni l ... , . vgar . 8unrm r l . . Jackson' Wh was R0CA.RTrt L,, Udn,t " " torne, mnSSi T101s.e.veltJ! his "P1"10" PUc t the time? o nooseveil's at- few.1? mi brouh' & "S " UW H n article In the current Issue 01 the Harvard Law Jackson says, "The reasnn 'was political." ". , j-rcoiaems views, he ex- What the President objected to p'alns' were those of opponents ot orovisinn ih. ...u 1 the lend-lease bill nini u. provision that would let Con. 6 lena-lease bill, people who gress cancel the lend-lease law e,re m conslst" Political ene- thrniioh tV a resolution through ihe House and Senate-not --.. auuse ana senate not -"o'ws who normally were ttparate legislation subject to Loyal supporters ol the President, Presidential vain i..,...' . ,jlhe said. armwH iht , ,.... i , v':w, JacKson said ? on iu.n.1 n ""Jecuonabie but Politically, necessary." Later on, Jackson writes, Roose velt approved a series of laws with P ulsion, similar to the one he pronounced unconstitutional Jack ton does not discuss any such later ,n "elan. . Its acceptance," Jackson says, no doubt eased the path to en actmeni of hi. , ",Tr.. " n. . - mic legislation. ut from his earnestness in dis- i. E 18 Pfactice with me. I ...v m regarded It as a triumph pedlency over Principle." TUB farmer attnrna.. , i .. .wuvy social, gala . Congress put in the provision, with " "upport ot administration forces who felt it was not too damaging o the lend-leaso hill ,,.i.i meet criticism that the measure ve wo mucn power to the Presi-dn?,t- The Dm authorized a seven billion dollar aid program for war time allies. , , v On March 17, 1941, 10 days be Ipre Roosevelt signed the bill, Jackson got a memo from FDR asking him to draft a memoran dum putting the Chief Executive on record that "the emergency was o great that I signed the bill In ' spite of a clearly unconstitutional provision." Jackson writes he turned the drafting job over to a special assistant attorney general, Alex ander Holtzoff, now a federal dis Wet Judge in Washington. Roose- a . said' alsnei the Holtzoff draft without change. ..15 vlPrefWent. Jackson says, JS , m te put e document in ' Mt J,us"ce Department files and it to him to make It public .; atrome future Ume. . "The document probably is the only one of Its kind in our history ?J? "'"ordinary for the Presl dent to render a legal opinion to Uw . attorney general," Jackson Falrview School Contract Award The School Board Monday night awarded a contract to Pinniier and Watkins for the proposed addi i0"10 ,Falrview School. Howard R. Perrin, architect for- the pro ject, announced. . Lowest bid on the contract was M10.957 which included six class rooms and remodeling of the build ing front. Brosterhous' bid for the same two items was $123,752. Plans Include the six-room ad ditlon with three rooms on each floor, leveling and re-grading of the front play area with construc tion of retaining walls along the street front to provide a play area for smaller children, and modern ization of the 'front entrance. In addition to the above work, the Board is contemplating enlarging and modernizing the kitchen dur ing the summer. A plan to add a stage and music room to the audi torium was postponed. Work will start Immediately and should be finished by mid-December. EAGLE FIRE City firemen at 6:45 this morn ing answered an alarm from the Eagle cafe, 625 Main. It was a small grease fire -and firemen re ported no damage. Tittfn hv Rnhjaw iv n!.. 1 Justice Deoartment Bttnmau wny didn't the President make! mies Legislators who normally were he said, argued that the provision to which Roosevelt objected was valid and was an pffp.fiuA wi. on any "runaway . executive ac- "For the President" to make. DUbliC hiS VieWR at that, timo " th. Justice says, "would confirm and oeugni ms opposition and let down nis inenas. it mignt seriously alienate, Mm nt hi. i.nnar.elfnal support at a time when he would need to call- on It frequently. It WfflllH alsn stronflrt.hcn fani in th country that . he was seeking to mictiou ms personal power. v At thp .am ttm .Tnnlrann sav Rnnseuelt vnntpH in hA nn TAnnrH in case the provision ever, were invoKea.' - .lalrcnn au hi. ln.,ht. ntt h. Af lh- n . t.,,JI 1 ,.. of the provision were not satisfied out ine poun mat aisiuroea mm most never bothered the President in tne least. , , . It seemed to me, Jackson said, 'in rinnnnH tin UrhnthAr tha nwuri. sion was to be considered as a reservation or limitation by which the granted power would expire or tArminatA nn thA nnttnerAn nf - . - "...-..lJ v cnnr.iirrpnt rA.nlntlnn n, na. tn be regarded as authorizing a re- hi py cuircurrent resoiuvion. nooseveu, ne said, invariably ICiCilCU Ul 1L II rATIABI nrftVl sion. f SEARS $ I ,f.tli A I -- I I 'wnitvra rxiM f eijicu many faeii' jLnllJ 133 So. 8th Phone 5188 FULLY AGED for Richer Taste ? Whiskey f jei- (t - t at its , ' "" KVf " n-vs ; fast! ntKartnuiaiT . umniiiiin n j L A $410 A l45 QT. famous horn coast to coast flJlnflfl u INN IU KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD. 86 PROOF JHt H ILL AND HILL COMPANY. LOUISVILLE, KY. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 1 PACt T. 1 3 BIG DAYS! 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