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than would appeal to the American publics sense of
fair play and not be as confusing as others proposed. For
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his own part, he is quick to confess, he would gladly
tpit the two-thirds and three-fourths and take his
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chance on. the electorates knowing what to do with
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the power bequeathed it by the Declaration of Inde,.
pendence and -burgled from it by the Constitution.
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Ernst made two other suggestions which need circula.
tion; for they were- aimed at dramatizing the issue and
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thus helping the fight. along. One was that the members
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of the Supreme Court be summoned, not merely invited,
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to appear before the Senate and House Judiciary Coti
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m&es and submit to public cross-examination when
hearings are held on any of the proposed amendments or -. . ;
other remedial measures. He bulwarked that suggestion -1 i
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by pointing out that members of the court have made
such appearancesin the past and, inthe past, have not
hesitated to take an active .part in the legislative process -:-
as lobbyist+ His other suggestion was that the impend- . ;
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ing Supreme Court test of the Wagner Labor Relations
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Act be dramatized by having John L. Lewis in &e flesh
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inject himself. into the proceedings and join persnnally
h-the pleadings with a laymans statement of the issue. :( ,j
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and walk?
outs, sitdowns, or both followed in Norwood (Ohio); + by a: forme
Anderson (Indiana), Janesville (Wisconsin), Kansas r$ayor of
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to combat the Akronmbber strike
&e union does.not take time to make any theoretical
1935. It was going to be a new i
. defense of its right to hold the factories. They say they
Demon. No more inqorted strik
, will not surrender to the corporation the dies and sixtypeople doing the job. But the nucleus of the
, day supply, of glass now in Fisher Body No. 1 at Flint,
; and that they will not march out of the plants so that
pie, he added, was to be four or five hundred
mercenaries. To meet the threat of the Flint
professional strike-breaks and thug guards may walk
in.
Homer
Martin,
president
of
the
union,
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several
hundred automobile strikers from
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I the sitdowners have found-a heavy supply of tear gas and camped in Flint; and hundreds more
I +.other equipment of war in the plants. Under the circum-
has-beenallowed
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