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- Tols A Mpoadman a Fhimont - - Mohr ee oe * ” g-19 (Rev. 9-27-58) - Parso Rose Tamm Trotter ___.__ Nease Tale. Room if Holloman . “Ro yg Gg Gandy —~ Court Under Attack gid ahah The pepe act. not at'a - prisingly, Is"being brought under fire by critics of some of Its recent decisions... ' ' Some of. the proposals to curb the court are of the hot-weather variety— ft tions cool.’ In this category we would : Put such things as the move by twa mem~.. bers of the House to impeach all of the: werantiaw =f 4. _ justices and the suggestion which has ;, tome from Senators Eastland and John- ' ston that the Constitution be amended to provide for reconfirmation of the jus- tices by the Senate every four years. Pro-' , Posals such as these will enjoy their day: in the news, and then they will be: forgotten. . . “ . There may be more substance to the criticism which has been voiced by Louis Wyman, who Is Attorney General of New pone a wk oh FF | Hampshire and flead of the National. the kind that will evaporate when emo- i ¢ Bk oon, oo Association of State Attorneys General, In a speech to his organization, Mr. Wy- man has charged that the Constitution is being “tortured out of all rational his- torical proportion” by recent court deci- sions. Among other things, he urges clarification of the Tenth Amendment, Wash. Post and i , which reserves to the States “all powers’ Times Herald “ Enot delegated to the United States by Wash. News 5 gthe Constitution, nor prohibited by {t Wash. Star =] _;° to the States. There is considerable féel_. N. Y. Herald <4 _ Ing that court decisions have reduced the Tribune ; Tenth Amendment to something of a N, Y. Journal- j dead letter. Mr. Wyman’s colleagues did ,not join his criticism of the court, but American wthez_have urged that certai s be N, Y. Mirror taken to offset the impact.of court rulitgs. N. Y. Daily News ~ N. Y. Times Daily Worker The Worker ; SS oe New Leader NOT RECORDED | 44 JUL 9 1957: : Date N