Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 11

4- 40- 40 ioovo 40''ive j0wc 1Iory iv ns--10 4 4 e' -me Ne 0 seer' rv New Effort In Lost Some Points By ARTUEN EtrifVf I associated emu Stati wow WASHEIGTOX es It was around 4 O'clock tit Ow morning and a weary Senate which had been co the job for hours was toward the wthdoP at the Ea Congress Only a few senators were there to hear the vice pcesidett's ruling "The chair sustains the point 01 order" Richard Nixon said With these seven words and on a technicality at that went the last hopes of those who wanted to hobble the Supreme Cent during the second session of the 831 Yet if the courts critics keit this fight the court's Mends aren't crowing 4 Rounds te For the critics piled up a lot of points in the brisk in-fighting They won several rounds pecially in the House by deci- sive margins and they kept ham mering away until the lest me- ment What finally ended It was Nbe on'S ruling that joint Senate and House conferees had added new matter to a minor bill growing out of the case of a Washington rapist turned loose by the coat On that technicality it died and a few minutes later the Senate adjourned There's every indication that when Congress comes back in January this question in varying forms will be vigorously debated again: Should the powers of the Supreme Court be curbed? Many Northern liberals say no 'rhey're exuberant over the high court's crackdown on racial barriers and they applaud each move the court makes to reaffirm its authority Many Claim Excesses But there are many toe who say the court has gone too far This criticism naturally has been strongest from congressmen in states where desegregation has met with the greatest resistance After the court handed down its Little Rock decision on Sep 12 II Seri Strom Thurmond (D-SC) said ''I hope that the next Congress will take steps to awaken a sense of responsibility in the justices of the Supreme Court" Said Sen Harry Byrd (DVa): "It's unthinkable that a re- sponsible Supreme Court could create such confusion and disre- spect" But the objections aren't maths exclusively with a Southern ac- cent On some issues Northern and Western conservatives if tot so defiant as their Southern brethren have been fairly tiolid in their opposition StIte Body Questions On that old but still thorny clues ton of states' rights criticism has come from such a respected source as the conference of the Chief Justices of the State Su- preme Courts "It has long been an American boast that we have a government of laws not of men" the state chief justices said in a report adopted 36-8 at a meeting in Au gust "We believe that any study of recent decisions of the Supreme Court will raise at least considerable doubt as to the validity of that boast" And why was this so? "We believe" the judges said I 'that in the fields with which we are concerned and as to which we 01 fees entitled to speak the Supreme el Court too often has tended to it adopt the role of policy-maker without proper judicial restraint st "It is strange indeed to reflect tis that under a constitution which ss provides for a system of checks and balances and of a distribution of power between national hi and state government one branch of government the Supreme 7 Court should attain the lin- MenSeg and In many respects dominant power which it now bi Wilds" Reasons for Delay he question now arises: It the Supreme Court is becoming too powerful why aren't protective steps taken and quickly? si Several reasons could be mentioned With the exception of the South there is a disagreement ampng critics over what should re be done (Many Southern politiclans appear ready to support is any move to Curb the court no al matter what) 21 Although they may not make in Auchnoise the court still has ct many loyal friende Who are con- pi tilted that this is a strong and coitrageout court willing to face al unto the most explosive of is- A sues hi We tend to forget it but the court has been in hot water be-for? Almost every strong presideat has argted with the court Congress repeatedly has consid-'41 trod clipping its wings Yet some- to bon the court and the country have survived without chang- th init the basic structure Poisibte' tore important evOt those who at limes are un- complimentary are nevertheless reltichint AO push toe hard for jUr changes 0 0 al ti Bill Not Simple sually when a' bill come Si fel Congress lawmakers can el arrett enwhaLlt is intended acipmplish even though thel eglee on its wisdom hi 4 court bill Lt never this aim- tv Moe ake art 8 Introduced by MI gotvard smith (D1a) ltd1 41though it was only a few sea- tentes long HR dealt with the dileult doctrine of pre-emption Wch pmbably can best be plitied with art illustration: Soppose state passes a law on V41Unn Then CongresS passes Iasi on the same subject Doe the fet ral law pre-empt and drive fi the field state lime On the sate subject? The Supreme Court has ruled 0 1 10 that In some NW cifleally In the field of It does HR 8 was designed to protect states' rights and states' lawl but that's about as far as you can safely go in making a flat statement To some of its supporters the bill merely put the Supreme Court where it should have been on its own 'accord To some of its opponents the hill vnts an attempt to spank the court because it was naughty in some of its decisions In Background Not too fat in the background were school desegregation decisions and ones on civil rights Some Northerners contended the South was using the bill to prop up state laws in this area Southemenrs contended it has reached the place where a body can't bring up anything without being accused of trying to work against civil rights Hit 3sakt author Smith "was introduced before the segregation case was ever decided by the Su- preme court" After all the wrangling and de- spite a letter of opposition from Atty Gen William Bogen the bill passed the House handily ILI- 155 It lost in the Senate but by the narrowest of margins There it appeared somewhat modified as an amendment to other legislation and was turned down 4140 That's only part of the story though Thought Bin Wort Supporters Of the legislation will Say privately that up until the last I moment they thought they had it made that it took an overnight adjournment and some behind-Scenes work by Sen Lyndon Johnson Of Texas the Senate Den10- (Teti() leader to kill it Although it didn't have as dr matie a history as Hit 3 another bM also came meas ure Introduced by Sen William! Jermer (R-Ind) and then revised by Sen John Marshall Rutter (IV' Md) would have restricted the court's power to review It lost bY 4941- 4 In the end the court curbers got nowhere- What's next? Will the new gross be be easier or rougher on the court? Since it will have many new faces that's a question no one can answer Presumably since the Democrats scored heavily in the North OFFICIALS 't AU official" if De Kalb County Alabkirsk milers at the Iployeo ere pictured kt the Christmas party GUM wen nil courthouse in Fort Payne tat highway petrolmee et tbo dis- changed with Saute on band to take care of Um childreu trick attorneys of rod raps and families of tho county cute fresmeets wets served to the courthouse corridor 4owvosetwovii rvifospopownw toolliwoollwelmetworq 1101 OS de TV VI Ilk IIPIP lit 01 IPS IP Shown at the holiday ball oponsored by Fort Payne Junior Chamber of Commerce are left to right Dewood Durham president of Jaycees Mts Durham BIN David Barksdale David Barkst tale state Jaycee president Mrs Fred Jaycees Fred Purdy a national director: Mrs Gene Prestwood Gene Prestwood state vice president The state oMeers were among special guests Members of the staff of Beale Station WZOB at Port Payne are shown at a dinner party at the home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Gravitt The guests presented the Graves with an electric blanket Left to right front row are Mrs Adrain Gibeon Mrs Jack Dobbs Mn Bill Collett Mrs Hasten Mrs Bob Maupin Miss Betty Bouldin Mrs Gravitt back row John son Mrs Eliza Wilburn Adrain Gibson Jack Dobbs Bill Collett Ilaston Robert Maupin Mrs Jess Moore Jess Moore and Glenn Gravitt who lauded station's public service in Chamber of Commerce projects and civic and church endeavors in the community Eisenhower Takes His Grandson On Shoppini Tqur in Gettysburg crrrysEtma Pa (AP) President Etieffitower took his 10- year-old grand ion David on a anoPIgni eaPedittna Saturday and bought him some new clothes It cost the-Treaident $6080 which he paid In crisp new bills taken rem his wallet Although Mrs rlsenhOvier pas shopped In Gettysburg since she and the chief executive established a farm home here several years ago it was the first time In memory of local merchants that Eisen hower bad visited the stores' He and David made a quick trip to three men'r wear stores buyH ing ward clothing for the boy 1 "It warjutt like Waiting on any- body else" taid Melvin Little'one of the salesmen 1 Eisenhower clerk that the weather out at the and West the court will some friends Further such critic as Zenner and Sen John Sticker (E Ohio) won't be returning Only ot this' can we be both sides bave determined skillful advocates The argument Is botmd to go on 1 0) Tr -11 71-1 23 Broad farm was a little too nippy for David in the clothes he brought from Washington The tempera' ture dropped close to zero Friday night 'and remained below freezing Saturday Among the purchases were a charcoal blue suit and a pEttrof gray wool slacks insulated boots snd some wool socks The Eisenhower menfolk drove In from the farm in a light green station wagon accompanied by Secret Service agents frbeir visit caused a little stir in Gettysburg since few people including newsmen assigned to the President knew in advance of the shopping plans Back at the farm they spent about an hour and a half hunting rabbits but without bagging any Word to newsmen from the farm was that Eisenhower and his grandson both toting shotguns flushed a few rabbits but did not get any shots Saturday was the opening day of the rabbit hunting Season Eisenhower who drove to Gettysburg from Washington Friday Iplans to remain at his farm 1 through New Year's Day 4 4ft Youthful Champion Agrees to Second With Score of 4-1 By HERMAN HELMS to New York fines News Urries NEW YORK Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn 15-year-o1d United States chess champion and Don-aid Byrne of Valparaiso Ind agreed to a draw after 43 moves in the seventh round of the annual US championship Saturday Fischer conducted the black and although he was on the defensive in the opening he soon took the aggressive 'seri- Reed the exchange and from' then on set the pace They agreed to the draw when preparations had been made to adjourn after a fivelbour sea-Mon Fischer then led the tied of 12 with a store of He still had an unfinished game from the fourth mund He will meet Larry Evans second with 4-1 in the eighth round Evans former US champion defeated Raymond Weinstein In as moves in Ireiday's session The game between Evatus and Samuel Reshevsky a a postponed 1 oil Strike Easing COLOMBO Ceylon at Shell's diesel storage tanks crippled road and rail transport for a week before Ou Istmaa after their bosses had turned down demands for a Christmas bonus Then the strikers had the bosses In for a post-Christmas dinner and carol singing and things are beginning to straighten out Current Rate Per Annum 4 I untAtrinutintre Ilion from Army and Air Porto rout and corchig back earthward ItrUliillitill 1) spats rubel Van Allem sect Ttil eartlt seems to to no I The BM 2000-11110-lblet doughe HELD spAGE pERIL marble in lbo hole et a huge mit extends from 1400 miles to 1 douthtuut to toll is en- 2403 miles above tho earth roughe 7: circled by anothe ly 11 lino wria Me equator 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Vas Allen head th radiation belts 1 la IS hams of night the rocket 'The What radiation encramter at tall Yaks dePastratat at Ms atreaked some Stead MU nith fat BY Planter III WaS 25" CalternIti et lontat Used reported back good cosmic counts per on statement on the latest Illkwilll- ray data almost all the way rang tag way down Winton Churchill's Dull Setison But WE DUST )0 ftLISINESS AM 5-3631 or Cleveland Tennessee nuts Aft 53631 Rezzrdins cl Prin cr Frail Vie 11111 Do Thso Low Lov Winton Churchill America's No 1 went Sacrificing Profits on Our Entire Stock SCREEN AND STORM 9 4 ORS 9Z4 63 Main St Installation Extra Retail Stores hi Knoxville Winston-Salem Rihmond Norfolk Roanoke Lynchburg Newport News and Petersburg Slightly HigherOutside of 20-M4e Radius NO MONEY to 36 Mos to Pay LI -ENTRA EAMONGS VI TALI Get a head start on the New Year with 10 Fexl tRSraTdr' vingsStartaccoor htyo Jyrnr4 10th and you'll earn from Jan 1st for a FULL SIX MONTHS' EARNINGS on June 30th LVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CHATTANOOGA at rintE Assets Over $2700000000 Phone AM 6-7: aAve at Ninth' Assets Ovei $2700000000 Phone AM 6-7 AVIIIZES FEDERAL BONE LOAN BANK STSTEM INVABEIS ITDEZAL SAVDIGS lb LOAN INSUIANAat CORP 4-4Ihr rs 3 rt a ci a I '410- Ivi '40 1- A 0 4 4 4 14- 14 mv 41 weee7e7tieerese'fokele -I '0- 1A re te le- Is 'I 'tele lo 1 i 4-' urn (MATTANOOCIA VIM: alArrAlgoomk TM'N' StNDAt DECE3IBER 21t 19bs 11 1 PARTIES SPONSOR mams NIZATIO ROLID Rm)1A11011BELTq "Is traps Atr4 7 set rOrteleut and Coning heeh arthrtartle I iil' 111611 COURT CURB DE ILAID ORGA 94 A TI ES a BELTS space probed Van diflen sail 0 i 17111i BE DEDA'lED 1 I1ELD SPACE PERIL 'Dal earth seems to be Their T'ne end 2030-Infle-thich doughy i martde lybsig Its the hole of a hug mrt extende front 1401 miles 0 doughtnut erhich Irt lawn le ea' 2403 miles above the earth toughie 7- I circled by another douAtmt-both ly la Ilnottria tho equator a 12' New Effort In filled vrith dtagereast radon The woad doughnut Li 41191 el 1 Lloon Probes Show Bins va Auen Bald griles tack It begirut LOCO mfles 1 Around Earth Yalkh Hs said al's se the earttl's 1 oui and apperently ends 11603 autretie Cant espable et bolding tustim distant Lost Some Points I small chard Parlickna onneramk vs said be would like to II It II Aveided II la 'GP SONO Zones gut- "'l see the Vatted States latmch a By ART111-11 ISM( '----s wasteeecrees (aps-sfaa two 7' Date Ghee le Pita satellite that woukt range 40000 associated emu stets wow I r2tAIA Van Alkvt evoke at a meeting of miles It its highest Petnt arstm I' ree WASHLIGTOIt en It was around- ti ftr us tbmg IPtiali cla el Ameetan Astrorututleal lo mileS at It lonest Perin a a arund the 4 O'clock In the and a tics Ironies if be tarns base toss rad tamed roughly' polar orbit la weary Senate which hail been co 'd avoid two huge Ischia! dough-I He mewed detailed data eras the earth He hopes it would May aloft the job for 18 hours tiute that ring the earth a cosmic I on tee space probe fired for neatly a year and a lg toward the eridup of the was staggerh reze expert sand Satwday moorsard by the US Army Dec detailed cross-section Picture' of enOt IL th nadiatlota belts Congress Dr James A Van Allen heed' 4 I In IS hours et night the rocket 'The Meat radiation encolmter Cely a few senators were there 1 nt nal PhYsks stsPutaisalt st Ms streaked Obi Ohalao itWAS MIA ed bl Pioneer III was to bear the vice twesidett's ruling radoerniti ot Wed that :3114 reported back good cosmic counts- per seconct--registered on 14Tbe chair sustains the point ot Etatemetti en the latest informs- ray data almost all the wiry going the way down 3 order'' Richard Nixon sett With these seven words and en a technicality at that went the last hopes of those 'rho wanted to hobble the Supreme Court during Churchill Dull eason But the second 11 session of the 831 I II 16 Yet if the courts critics lost 47ee e1i 'ewe' a US II laral 1 0 lir usliklEss this fight the courcs friends tantous ter TittrE i lasste Jewess 7 I ill ri aren't crowing AU Metall' if De Kalb County Althea's employee at the 'ploy era pictured at Use Chrlstnaa party Gifts nil nOundo to critics courthouse ht rot ralYnat state highway patrelmeo st the Ms- changed with Santa on kind to take ears st the Re a For the clines pued up a lot Of attorneys trick atto of irrs Pay families ne and of the county ente treatments were served in the tearthenee IleTerilizss ct cr Prcril Cosirms Ile points in the brisk inesheusdeci-- ip They woi several rounds es FISCHER HAS LEAD VIILL Do el TEso Low Lori 1 a li pen the House by sive margins and they kept ham- I mering away until the lut mo- III CHESS TOURNEY Winton Churchill America 's No 1 i ment a What finally ended It eras Min 7 4 $7 7-7 'I 4' on'e ruling that joint Senate and I s- House coaferees had added new -e 1 0 Youthful Champion Agrees' SCARNEDEN SIVIOE2ili-r1 WilclE)0)W matter to a minor bill growing "'''e- i i 1 out of the case of a Washington 1 to Second 1 rapist turned loose by the evert I I 3 On that technicality it died and 1 1 't With Score of 4-1 a few minutes later the Senate 4 1 00 Wit 0 ryil lows 1 I 110)i adjourned comes back in By tErnmAN ttri-sts 1 There's every indication that 0 New York fines News Sotries when Congress 4 A-i i I January this question in varying 1 'i ij NEW YORK Bobby Fischer qr 3 I forms will be vigorously debated 3 4 of Brookln 15-rar-old United again: t' 't States chess champion and Don- 7 t-- 0 Should the powers of the Su- A eer''' aid Byrne of Valparaiso Ind I preme Court be curbed? agreed to a draw after 48 moves Many Northern liberals say no I -6 ha the seventh round of the an-' 1 They're exuberant over the high iti danual US championship Satin 0 9 1 court's crackdown on racial bar- riers and they applaud each 111 0 I Y- Fischer conducted the black move 1 I the court makes to reaffirm I athrity fe pieces and although he was its II I the defensive in the opening be 111 Many Claim Excesses i soon took the aggressive sscri-7 1 lInt there are many too who I ficed the exchange and from 7 I say the court has gone too far '7 i then on set the pace This criticism naturally has They agreed to the draw when been strongest from congressmen ir ') preparations had been made to i in states where desegregation has adjourn after a fivelbour as met with the greatest resistance i Mon Fischer then led the fie'd After the court handed down its Shown at the bondaY ball ePensored by Fort Payne Junior Chamber of Commerce are left to of 12 with a store of 41211 for Free Home Were Sacrificing Profits on Our Entre Stock 'i Little Rock decision on Sep 12 right Derwood Durham president of Jaycees Mrs Durham Mrs David Barksdale David He still had an unfinished game Demonstration 1 Sen Strom Thurmond (D-SC) Barksdale state Jaycee president Mrs Fred Jaycees Fred Purdy a national director: Mrs Gene from the fourth round He will said ''t hope that the next Con- Prestwood Gene Prestwood state vice president The state officers were among special pests meet Larry Evans second with Aril 5-3631 or SCREEN AND STORM GC gress will take steps to awaken 4-1 in the eighth round seen 1 1 a sense of responsibility In the rerrt-t1111 Evans former US champion: Cleveland Tennessee justices of the Supreme Court" 7 s'' 1 7 7' e's 4 I 1 1 's 's 2 defeated Raymond Weinstein in Said Sen Harry Byrd (D tf c'e'' 5i1ei-e 4 I 38 moves in Fridays sesaione GR 6-7447 i Va): "It's unthinkable that a re- 4--' The game between Evarus and i sponsible Supreme court could 'ton 17 817 I' I Samuel Reshevalry a a post-' Soles Office 63 Main St Installation Extra i create such confusion and disre Vk '111-- 'toned spect" But the objections aren't Made A tnS I 7 Oil Strike Easing exclusively with a Southern ac- '-7 1 4 Retail Stores in Knoxville Winston-Salem Rkhmond Norfolk Roanok Lynch- cent I 'IC1' diCeliclnesel stora(APge)-8tatriniuk' bur New rt News and Patenbu $11 kti Hi bet Outside of 20-Mile Radius On some issues Northern and lil Po fa 2 2 ku if-- crippled roati and rail transport NO MONEY to 36 Mot to Pay Western conservatives if not so ''4 -4 for a week before Oulatmas after I 0 defiant as their Southern breth- 1 4 4 4 their bosses had turned down de- i X' 0' 1 their opposition ren have been fairly solid in e''' 07t 1 mends for a auistmas bonus i 7' 1' 1 ------74 State Body Questions 4- i if 4 Then the strikers had the bosses! '1 i jr131 11 11 1 'cc a post-Christmu dinner and i In for i 1 i ir 1 carol singing and things are be 1 s'' On that old but still thorny clues '11 ks' i tiOn of states' rights criticism has I -will s11if 1 I 1 4 gng to straighten out I I Phonn Att S3631 63 Mai come from such a respected St s'ss7' (r 't 1 Motor cars now kill someone source as the conference of the every 14 minutes Chief Justices of the State Su- preme Courts "It Ilea long been an American i -e' '''t boast that we have a government 7 4' a of laws not of men" the state 1 chief justices said in a report 5 1 adopted 36-8 at a meeting in Au- 0a gust Membens of the staff of Radio' Station WZOB at Fort Payne are shown at a dinner party at "We believe that an study of recent decisions of thy Supreme the home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Gravitt The guests 'presented the Graves with an electric Court will raise at least consider- blanket Left to right front row are Mrs Adrain GI Mrs Jack Dobbs Mrs Bin Collett that boast" Di(EAL Mrs Heston Mrs Bob Maupin Miss Betty Bouldin Mts Gravitt back row John able doubt as to the validity of son Mrs Eliza 'Wilburn Adrain Gibson Jack Dobbs Bill Collett Hasten Robert Maupin And why was this so? Mrs Jess Moore Moore and Glenn Gravitt who lauded station's public service in Chamber We believe" the judges said of Commerce projects and civic and church endeavors in the community 'that in the fields with which we are concerned and as to which we that in some instances-and ape- feet entitled to speak the Supreme cifically in the field of sedittoe-- Eisenhower akes His Grandson Court too often has tended to it does adopt the role of policy-maker HR 8 was designed to pretect On Shopping Tour Tour in Gettysburg without proper judicial restrairlt states' rights and states' laws but 0 It Is strange Meet! to reaLeet that's about as far as you can that tmder a constitution widch safely go ta malting a flat state- GIIIITTSBURC Pa (AP) farm was a little too nippy for provides for a system of checks ment President wileitower took bis 10 David in the clothes he brought and balances and of a distribu- To some of its supporters the yearold grandion David on a Washington The tempera' tion of power between national ture dropped close to zero Friday bill merel the Supreme Court shopping expedition cateruay anu and state government one branch night trc111111nained below freer- of government the supreme where it shpu ould have been On bought him some new clothes Court should attain the im- its own actiord cost tbe-'Prealdent 86080 Among the purchases were a LLARS 011 EKtirRA thense and in many respects To some of its opponents the dominat power which it now bill vnta an attempt to spank the which he naimd incrisa new hills charcoal blue sett and a pairof wields" court because it was naughty In taiii '''n ''Ul)n3 "la InUer 'n gray wool slacks insulated boots 'IltIlOugh Mrs EisenhOwer I end some wool socks some of its decisions Reasons for Delay shopped Gettysburg since she The Eisenhower menfolk drove 'the question now arises: It the In Background and the chief executive established in from the farm in a light green Supreme Court is becoming too Not too far in the background a farm home here several years station wagon accompanied by EAREillivlcs powerful why aren't protective were school desegregation decn ago it was the first time In mem- secret Service agents Their visit steps taken and quickly? sions and ones on civil rights ory of local merchants that Eisen- caused a little stir in Gettysburg Several reasons could be men- Some Northerners contended the hower bad visited the stores since few people including news-honed South was using the bill to prop He and David made a quick trip men assigned to the President rVirith the exception of the up state laws in this area to three men'r wear stores buy- knew in advance of the shopping South there is a disagreement Soutltemenrs contended it has ing warni clothing for the boy plans :) (1 a )(2) anihng critics over what should reached the place where a body "It wariest like Waiting on any- Back at the farm they spent be done (Many Southern politi- can't bring up anything without bodY else'" talgi Itelv Uttlet one about an hour and a half hunting CI 'alas appear ready to support being accused of trying to work of the salesmen rabbits but without bagging any any move to Curb the court' no against Chril rights Eisenhower explained' -to Word to newsmen from the matter what) HR 8'saki author Smith "was clerk that the weather out at the farm was that Eisenhower and his Although they may not Make introduced before the segregation i grandson both toting shotguns as )nucts'noise the court still has case 'WU ever decided by the Su- and West the court sell gain tome flushed a few rabbits but did not many loyal friends who are con- premeccent" friends Further such critics as get any shots Saturday was the silted that this Is a strong and After all the wrangling and de- Jemter and Sen John Bricker (Re opening day of the rabbit btmting earageoua court' willing to lace spite a letter of opposition from Ohio) won't be returning season upto the most explosive of is- Atty Gen William Rogers the Only et this can we be sure: Eisenhower who drove to Get- sues bill passed the House handily 211- both sides have determined shill- tysburg from Washington Friday 0 We tend to forget it but the 155 tut advocates The 1st for a and the country the court every Strong presi- narrowest of margins There i argument Is plans to remrdn at- his farm for Almo court has been in het water be- It lost in the Senate but by the botMd to go on' through New Year's Day st songsagummommalismamainsta dent has argted with the court appeared somewhat modified as 7 sno MN a start onthe New Year Congress repeatedly has consid-' an amendment to other legislation 4 if pi 110) N6t Get a head ith 10 ered clipping its wings some- and was turned down 41-40 'tie 11111P a' extra days' earni ngs! Start or odd to your hoe That's only part of the Story 1 11 1 I- It MIII)171 25 FIRST FEDERAL savings otecount by Jam -have survived without chant- though ini ilke basic structure Thought Bill Won t''' ''t I 4Z54 10th and yau'll earn troll's 1(111 1 41 Current Rate i I iiipossibtic tuore 'important: upporters of the legislation avil-V 'i 7 Is'es FULL SIX MONTHS' EARNINGS on June evOt those wbo at limes are tm- 1 2 say printeiy that up until the last '7 n- Per Annum 30th complimentary are nevertheless they thoutht thev bad it to push toe hard for Jur ht Made 'that it took an oyeFing 11 i diolat changes 1 s'' I adjournment and some behind- Sr itf nin Not aim is 4 scenes work by Sen Lyndon John- :7 7:: i 1-1NList sually when a hill comes he- son of Texas the Senate Demo- 'i -I r-IL Each Saver's Account Insured Up to $10000 tor 7 Congress lawmakers can cratio leader to kill it I '4 ett linJ tat1th ett-on what-It-is Intende Although it didn't have as dra 0 I 'accomplish even though they die- malle a history as HR 3 another Hi A' ir si 1 -i age on its wisdom bM also came close This Mee3-1 i 4-1 7 14 0 1 4 I s11 A 11111111i Ili i court bill Lt never this sim- ore intavduced by Sen William I 'A 1 -I i Plot Jermer (R-Ind) and then revised "1 se -77' J' '-n- 41 til ma i ITake HR 8 Introduced by Rep by Sem John Marnhall Butler (R- A 4 47s 7 I Itsevard Smith (D-Va) Md) would' have re'strieted the 77 8 11' fen --1: 41' lkithougla it was only a few sen- court's power to review It lost 4 aik 2 3 II 9 0 IfIlteS long MR dealt with tne by 49-41 ''''s' "7 -7 f' kt altiti cult doctrine ot Prt'''emPtion In the end the court curbers 1:1 wIch pmbibly can best be ter gt nowhere- i a 1 I I 'IN' DAVINGSAND LOAN OF iCHATTANOOGA eheined with art ttstration: 'What's next? WM the new Con- (4 cri city 7 1 7- C) I soppone a state passes a law on gresa easier or rougher on the 11' 1 ONSUen Then Congresi court! 8 '141 1r 'G eo Islui: As' sets $2000000 90 Phone AM 67371 2 law on '1' the same subject Doe the Since It will have many new i 1t i 1 tet rat law preempt and drive faces that's a question no one can 1 i CO ISEMBES FEDERAL 11031IE LOAN BANK SYSTEM IIMPABEIL FEDERAL SAVLNGS lb LOAN Eist-wiAat RP 7 the field state laws on the answer -k 1 iN 1 Supreme -L 0 '7' 't i A 'i i sato subject? 4 Presumably since the Dem-1 7 I tizs uroad bt' i Tig eme Cal has ruled Ocrata scored heavily ily In the North I '-e' '7 7 i 777 -n-11 440- s- '7 7 1 4 1 -1 41- 1 3 144 44444 433Lk4 44 44op-04b4Pk444' 04444- 4-A-- '--4-k4IL- q---4 3 4 'N --4-54- IL kr I b4 lb 11 14 Iv 40 4S- 0 )4--- 1 A 1.