UNITED STATES JUDICIARY PROPOSALS.
REFERENCE BY SUPREME COURT JUDGE. {By Telegraph-Tress Assn.-Copyright) Received Wednesday, 11.30 p.m. WASHINGTON, March 17. Although he did not mention Mr Roosevelt's proposals, Justice Mefieynolds, of the Supreme Court, addressing a-small audience at a fraternity banquet, deplored the complaints of losers in Court actions, and said that evidence of good sportsmanship would be acceptance of the outcome of a fair tribunal. Thousands and thousands oi things came before the Court and were settled to general satisfaction. "I would like to believe in the courage of the American people, and hope that they will make a solution of which we may be proud, be said." Justice Mcßeynolds is the first member of the Court to express his views on the.relationship with the Government since Mr Roosevelt advanced his proposals.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 18 March 1937, Page 7
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