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$39.50 loch Uv.ryome Kows ,the I.outyr.st for 1Ils Luxurous Coufort ano semvce Deps eep Mattress adBox Sprig Another exceptionel:value,. $lumberKing Mattress and Box Spring, A good invesfmenf af a 'Minimum cost ~29~2 sprlng and matris wiII b. pro perly tted. BRAUCWS SLUMBIR SHOP 1521 5her.-Corner Greve, Evaoston UNI. 28 120 Sec/iler {sEkaraclise S/ioes Th.Y feel so good-They look so rimari-They weargo 1Weil g~ress practically . everythiflg le pro- posed. Congress bas always acted with the word "must." Today, how- ever, .a deciedly,different attitude is rnanifesting itself and there is much speculation as ta how the,- Presiden1-t. will react. With 'his Supreme Court :proposal President* Roosevelt . is. experiencing an opposition which will, nat be easily overwhelmed or .coercled. Whether as a resuit of- the present controversy Congress continues ta be se.fý-assert-" ive and rebellions, remains ta be Diaike Court Plan. From the beginning Congre.ss as a whole had noô liking for the. Court plan. It did not like. the fact that the proposai came as a surprise, even ta the Administration: leaders, them- selves. Nothing was s'aid. about, it during the Camffpaign and the- Pres - "4ent's înogt ardent suippor'ters in~ Congress were not consulted before the plan was submnitted. ]It did not like the fact that it was handed the bill itself ta be introduced and passed. Congress is consciaus of its loss of prestige and ta be handed a bill ai- ready drafted only serves ta add ta that Ioss which it has been anxious ta regain. It believes that it should at least be given the oppartunity to go through the formalities of appear- Ail those factors, together with the far-reachinig character of the proposai itself, served ta stintulate opposition. But the 'Admnistration leaders were confidenit that with time and Executiv'e influenic e this early apposition would die down. Two radio addre.sses wc re nade. by. the President and Post- master Genteral James A.,Farley be- gan a-tour of the states. The Presi-: dent left for bis vacation andTFarley insi1sted on this statement,- "we have the votes." won't be ootnerins nit, WAttI -" wlien Senator Pat McCarran w'ants aid for his state. It's ail in the view\- poinlt." Senators oppôsing the plan niaturally resent being told pubhicly that theywill be punished. Conigretss nratiirally- resents being told puhhicly that its votes are the object of barter., While 'it was only a casual . state- mient by Mr., Farley, it cadusedl an adverse. reaction in Congress and added timber to the opposition'S fire. Then came . the re.signatiail oft Justice Van Devanter ta furthc .r undermine the President's plan. He will now have, opporÈtunity to niakec an appointmreflt in the regular. way and at the same time have the liber ,al mnajority on the bench. ýT.hrc..is, therefore, even less reason for the adoption of the pending but, utthe President is reîorted to have said, "oani down and fve to go. Senate Favors Roibinson There. is another aspect -ta the: J ustice VTan Devaniter r-esigniat ion which has served to drive the. Pri-1 dent to the defensive. t appcars that Congressiflal sentliment iliM f avor of Senator joseph T. Robillson1 of Arkansas, for the appoiintnieiit to the vacancy.. He is ture najoirity, leader in~ the: sen ate and hias stecired ail the President's measuires throiugh that body. Democratic seniators be- lieve hie is .entitled to the position onI the bench. No douibt the President ficels his obligation ta Senator Rab- iiot De emoarrassing to tiie reici in view of' his contention that the Court justices should bc ymn, that ýjustices over 70 should rtr Time *and events have servud ta place Presidenlt Roosevelt on thc :de- fensive. Alî,tliese factors ' vil1ii fluence the final disposition éf thee Suprerne Court proposal. The court% has, upheld the National Labor Re- lat ions Act; hast Monday it ruiled il] favor- of the poor mani in the bindsey case. The decisions have he1iped the oinnntionn Rut the decision on the: EVANSTON 1607 Sherman the -President was more inter 1ested in 1K. Wilson aif 3211 Lake avenue, \Vi- his personai ambitions than in hielping mette, and Mrs. George W. Vaught bis party avoid a possible spiit. of 511 Brier street, Kenilwortlh. She .IfrPunishments ivil be accompanied b her nephew, Aohrtinfe*. ee t ut'h Loran Elliott of New York, who has Anoherthig hppenedta ut hebeen on a mator trp ta Texas, and opposition in a fighting mood. Wheniserottaisom.H vlr- Postmaster, GeneraL Farley was re- main here for just one da.y, but Mrs. mninded by a reporter .that sneCrrntnpan a yen ot Democratic senators woùld,,flot sup- here. THEF 1.j616 Orrington $24,50 Ench