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4-572 (3-29-55) STANDARD Porm no. 4 Office Memorandum FROM : J.P. Mohr RTTATIENT - The Cannranctanal Rann eee Pagers A2087-A2891, UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DATR: Congressman Matthews, (0) Florida, \ requested to have printed in the Record an adcreas by the Honorable Hugh CG. TY ein [ee er ee 2 ee | PH deel ee Dd Vint boa dt Sieben DF wmiatann ba Ahan an “, " OFe mri, SVERIGE OLMLE LPC PA LEITH GUILCIA: BAG YVR OLALER mil. Bier W ALUENis an? Thailand, at Galnesville, Florida, on March 18, 1953. The subject of the _atiress was America’ ‘ Mr. Grant in comp, stated “Since May 17, 1954, the Bz far-reaching decisions which have | TheTnited States of America at the Crossroa“s—\Which Road ‘ - retent decisions of the Supreme Court | haa handte? down a series of rib ace ‘test the fundamental principles of pur constitutional form of goverament. These decisions have served to jolt ou} of their complacency many eminent legal authorities, State governors, ani finrnaese canara) tts AUS BUM mi, bar aranriatinne eeeCC. atiOGs, At leet ' Pou SR en7 mane faeima af fear ominias as Lay ane MEGS Wh aPC ae Tee the Supreme Court is under serious acrutiny. Congress hag reacted. A number ‘ of Dills have been Introduced designed to curb the Court. Mr. Grant listed decisions sich as the Mallory, Nelson, Yates, Jencks, etc. He stated Inthe [| Jencks casc the Court rules that Jencks, a union official and a Cammuniat, found guilty of perjury, would havc to be turned loose unless the confidential 7 i F BI reports were exhibited. © Mr. Grant goes on to state ‘The progressive | Scrapping of our traditional foreign policy of no entangling alliances has resulted in great waste of our manpower an? material resources anid has placed ue on the direct path to world government, which would mark the end of the United States of America..... J. Edgar Hoover, has warned the threat to the United States is from within. The hour is late. The Director of the Federa) Bureau of Investigation (F BI) American people repeatedly that the greatest If we would save ourselves from destruction we mat fret put our own house in order—and apecdily, — form of Governr ent. Mr. Grant also pointed out that ‘We must return to our constitutional The propor tétationship among the three divisions of the Federal Governnient, the executive, legislative, and judicial, and the proper relationshi; between the Federal an? Siate Governments as provide by the Constitution must be nalntaine-. Thore is no place in our American (’ constitutional Republic for a Federal police state, operatiag pursuant to so-called Federal civil-rights laws, designed to interfere with the rights of the * people under thelr respective Btatc governc.entas in the management of their local affairs such as the operation of the schoale, parks, playgrounis, transzortaiion systems, and in the detesm.nation of qualifications ior the }b. suffrage. Ary. 3] b a OTS ES wee wee S Wiaysuul UA U WUEIULGNGUM COPUONed Ulu UuUutoU we mew ey ee ee pe eee ] Record for was reviewed and pertinent items were marked for the Director's attention. This form has been prepared in order that portions of a copy of the original memorandum may be clipped, mounted, and placed in appropriate Bureau case or subject matter files. SoSe STATS 0": +o 50 LP TG lete —— ne NOT rucORDED ' 191 APR & 1258 ——— ag