Highway Signs Indicate Deep U.S. Controversy

By DEM PRICE WASHINGTON (AP) — There

ire billboards scattered along me is

some US. highways which ex-

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“Impeach Earl Warren?"

Earl Warren is the 13th chief justice of the United States, a drreetirne Republican governor of California and the Republi- cans' 1948 vice-presidential can- didate. '

He also is head of the com» mission investigating the assas- sination of President John F. Kennedy, and personally heard dozens of witnesses. The report of the commission is expected shortly.

Warren took this assignment, perhaps one of the most solemn duties he,will ever perform, only at the insistence of Pres- ident Johnson.

Warren was 73. eligible for retirement from the Supreme Court at full salary of $35,000 annually, when the president assigned him the task. Warren accepted, although in doing so he violated his own firm belief

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HOTLY CRITICIZED

Hotly defended as a protector of individual rights against the encroachment of authority Warren and the court have been just s hotly criticized as, among other things, "being soft on communism," usurping the legislative powers of Congress, and basing decisions on emotion and sociological findings rather than on legal fact.

Two decisions which fostered bitterness against Warren wore the decision 10 years ago order- ing desegregation in schools and another the following year which declared that desegrega-

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tion accomplished "with all deliberate speed." I bo cases, the rulings

were unanimous.

There is little likelihood War- ren will be impeached. Evan the John Birch Society, which has been a leader in the mov ment, doesn‘t expect it to trap-

en. Says John Rousselot. official spokesman for the society-

“Actually. we kn ow Earl Warren won't be impeached by the Senate. What we want is a trial there, as provided by the constitution, that will result in reestablishing where the legis- lative authority resides—in Con- gress. not in the courts."

While arousing the ire of rightist groups, Warren has al- ways considered himself a man of the centre in politics. He has described his philosophy as “progressive conservatism," and while he was in politics he urged the Republican party to repud'ate "extremists of the

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OTTAWA (CP~The federal industry department, estab- lished only last year. has more . imp-salaried cabinet appointees

Warren’s views once prompted than any other department 01' President Harry Truman toE government, a Commons P914“) “He‘s really a Democrat: Showed» and doesn't know it," Industry Minister Drury rad whatever can be said of Lhe‘ already been under fire from present court—called the most» the Conservatives in the Com- important in the last 100 years; mons for “empire-building" be- --several things appear quite; fore the commons return for J. clear: }Chester MacRae (PC —-— York- It has been a staunch advo—‘sunburyi was tabled. cate of individual freedom, in-l The return showed there are cluding the freedom to dissent: l 104 public servants making $18,. it has been a Vigorous f0365;000 or more annually who are of governmental encroachment—“E'— upon those freedoms, and a not-I able number of decisions in im- portant cases have been unmi- m

; Maps, leaflets ' Are Seized

ous. The court has made it quite‘ . plain it feels that before the‘ From Separaflsfs

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none can claim privileges de-1 MONTREAL (CF, Pane . t . _ e niegdto other by {9359" 0‘ race’ have reported that detailed c e ' or "a "ma ongm' lmaps showing prime target.»

Clemglfi?1:ea1-5Twflren has, and leaflets on separatism were served as chief justice, few men} salad m a raid that brought in judicial history have beeping}: flirnrfioae‘gtrgglgiggxf]; damned and denounced quite as‘ Police said they also found books on techniques of the Al opening Oct. offers littlel 39.1?“ revolt?“ lit9ratur9.c“|' promise of peace between thefmzmg [he Impend'ng “m. to court and its critics. The court- CaPE‘da of the Queen and Prmce has agreed, as its first act ofiPh‘hp‘ business, to review the publici The raid Was Carried 017'- accommodations section of the;ThurSd3y at a downtown tour new Civil Rights Act. list home and the weapons The particular case involvcsi stolen last January. included 15 he barring of Negroes from the]1 machineguns, along with Heart of Atlanta motel in At-.volvers, detonator- caps taint; Ea.,k R by extension,l sawed-off shotguns.

e ic ric estaurant, a so in . Atlanta, which closed its doorsl [hénsaigggc 1P}; ~M?]?ns;n1- or rather than serve Negroes. ~ - vmma owe

at“. the court also has on{.said he believed all the stolen its docket a case from Floridaiaflrls have bgenfecoverw' He in which a white woman \vasiexpreéswvr-emf so far a; “32 fined for living with a man de-L Que“ 5 “.5.” ‘° Quebec C‘ty ‘3 scri as a Negro. A decisioni concerned in this case will affect misce- The maps- found “1 brie" genation laws In all southern 03595. Showed in detail SUCh

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In still another case. the court will decide whether states are bar by the constitution from, Also recovered were $2.500 in using trespass laws to keep hie-{personal bonds, stolen during a groes from business establish- holdup some time ago at Cat. ments. de la Madeleine.

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civil service commission.

Five of these 104 are in ‘ industry department and they‘ ' receive salar'es ranging from $19,000 to 523.000. There are an~ other seven officials in they same department making more! than $18,000 who are appoint‘df by the civil service commiSsion, for a total of 12.

comparison, the defence g department, the biggest depart-i E; ment of government, has a total 3" of six men making more t;ian $18,000 a year, four appointed! by cabinet and two by the civil service commission.

The commission itself is ap- pointed by cabinet and lnCtudeS ‘the highest-paid woman in the’ ipublic service, Miss Ruth Ad~ ‘d a commissioner, who; makes $21,000 a year. 2

Among the agencies of gov-2 ernment, as compared with de-', partments, the two with thej E largest number of high-salaried officials are the national parole; board and the national energy! commission. Each h a 5 five members who are paid 519.014) or more. .

The defence production (te-, partment which is headed by; M. has nine officialsl. making $18,000 and. above. 1 .The top-paid public SCH/dill. in Ottawa is J. Alphonso IOuimel, president of the CBC, . _ lwhn receives $40,000 a year. I

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Education Ass’n ' A i 1 'tt f 1h Elects Officers mars:

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1946. FLAG COMMITTEE

an acceptable Canadian flag design. This flag, a modified version of the Red Enesign.

are aimed at inducing compli- ance with the provisions.

One of the sanctions proposed would permit the secretary of state on 12 months notice to dis-

the coat-of-arms in the fly.

(L—Nova Scotia that to appiy existing sanctions would require

Lorimer, chairman of the Win-; hope that it can come. up with was recommended by another

mpeg School Boar d, I . Companles Slow l

S elected president of the Cana- dian Education Association in!

solve a company which fails ror three consecutive years to pro- vide the information.

companies branch of the secre- tary of state department, said

' r -‘ .‘ o ere. a costly inquiry into each case Mr. usage said 14,292 com- 31$}: gtirsl-Ziawx Zéniirfimfife‘l'o Flle Data Mr. Lesagc. appearing before by the RCMP and a subsequent panies were advised more than succeeds Dr. ' the Senate ba ‘ com- court action with the only pen- a year- ago that they were i: - Toronto. OTTAWA (CF—Almost 2,000 merce committee, said compa- alty fine and court costs quired by law to file informa-

Dr F. E. MacDiarmjd, for. Canadian companies have not nies legislation now provides no of about $15. tion by last June 2. As of June

1. only 7,520 had complied As of Wednesday a total of 13,265 reports had been received, leav- ing almost. 2,000 still in default.

committee is studying voluminous amendments to the Companies Act. in c 1 u d in 5: changes which Mr. Lesage said

mer chief educational director filed with the federal govern- possible way forcing oomph- and deputy education minister ment certain required statistical ance of the companies without of New Brunswick was made a and owners hi p information, lgreat public expense.

life member of the association. Louis Lesage. director of the! He told Senator Gordon lsnor

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