The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-29
HOOVER TARIFF
PASSES HOUSE
Frame-up Gang Meet
Held in White House

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amendments restricting the presi-
dents elastic" power of fixing
duties.
Frame-up Experts Meet.
Hoover assembled his recently ap-
pointed commission to devise easier
frame-up in labor cases and pave
the way for a big federal spy army
under guise of investigation of the
prohibition enforcement, and came
cut boldly, admitting that its main
purpose was not just the dry probe.
The supreme court decided yes
terday that the presidents pocket
veto power applied to all sessions
of congress, not just the one which
ends a congress. 1t also smashed
the appeal of the pacifist, Rosika
Schwimmer, Hungarian applicant
for citizenship, who was denied
papers by a lower court because she
stated that she would not kill enc
mics Of American imperialism on
the battlefield. The majority of the
justices declared that this was
dangerous theory" and FASTENED to
do the right thing by the imperial
list war makers.
The senate committee investigat-
ing the exposure of the names of
senator's voting to approve appoint
ment of Lenroot, power trust hire
ling given a customs judges job by
Hoover, failed to force Reporter
Mallon to say where he got the in
formation, but voted down in its
own executive session a motion to
allow the reporters back on the
floor of the senate.
Frame-up Gang Hears Hoover.
The Hoover claw enforcement
commission" met in the cabinet
room at the White House, where it
was announced that it's permanent
headquarters would be in the de-
partment of justice building.
Hoover, in his statement to the COM
mission, made absolutely no refer
ence to prohibition, the camouflage
under which the commission was
supposed to work, neither did Chair
man Wickersham or Attorney Cen
eral Mitchell mention the dry law.
But all said much about the re
spect due to the laws" made by the
agents of big business in congress,
for their own use, and usually OPP
posed to the interests of the work.
ors and farmers.
Propose Changes.
The president ordered the COM
mission to "find out an accurate de-
termination of fact and cause, fol-
lowing this with courageous propo-
sails for changes"
Speeches by Hoover already indi-
cate what he means. He wants
more repressive agencies, more
spies, more rural police to use for
strikebreaking, and more coast
guard armed destroyers, which can
be added to the navy when the war
comes. He also wants convictions
made easier by a change in the
raethod of trial by jury, placing
i,,ries even more under the control
Of the judges and making their Sc
lection even more unfair to the de-
PENDANTS than they are now.
To Boost War Planes.
The letter of resignation of Mabel
Walker Wildebrandt, made public
today, shows that she quit her job
as assistant attorney general to as
sist the Aviation Corporations legal
staff, and build planes for the COM
ing war in which Hoover will lead
American Imperialism in bloody
effort to run the world.
The Aviation Corporation is the
new 100000 holding company re-
sently organized to control air lines,
manufacturing companies and other
lines of aeronautical endeavor. It
is sometimes referred to as the Gen.
eral Motors Of aviation, and has
only one competitor in size, the
UNITED Aircraft Corporation. s.h..