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§ 4-872 (3-29-55) oN STANDARD Porth NO. 64 a ’ : 7a \ . ) Office Memorandum + onttEp STATE! GOVERNMENT ro + The Director pare: & = *“ | " mmom ot J, P. Mobr SUBJECT: The Congressional Record Page A5066 Congressman James, (R) Pennsylvania, extended his remarks to faciude an editorial which appeared in the Suburban and Wayne qs Chboyi¥ailid; Limes Ol June 21, 1957, entitled [Stranze Doince On The Bench. ". It is stated in the editorial " If. day the Court can upset the plain intent of Congress in the Smith Act, substituting its own brand of law for what Congress intended, then tomorrow it can decide that the Bill of Rights meant something besides what the plain words tell us. '' Page A5073 Congressman Hosmer, (R) Califopaia, extended his remarks PAnerarnind wnnanet Anatetawun =f 4t pod _ - — Wee ctu PECCHL GECIS1IONS O1 tae Supreme Court. The reference to the FBI, contained in his remarks, was set forth in a memorandum | written earlier this date. \ i ee nol moOoChOEe “Jour B 1907, a en ee - ——e te In the original of a memorandum captioned anddated as above, the Congressional Record for’): * } was teviewed and pertinent itets vere ; marked for the Director's attention. This form has been prepared in order ne pottions of a copy of the original memorandum may be clipped, mounted, an placed in appropriate Bureau case or subject matter files. av 6 ¢ JUL 974457