Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-12
By Congressman John Phillips

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the reTno.aI Jt the D.-Essn amend
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80 MORE AUTHORITY
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poxe.s -. .E.por-a.ce. III the a.
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Chester Davis This may srCck
some PEI PIE engaged IL the pro-
cuc,.ou ana handling Il food. tor
ne house certainly Intended 10
give Anderson the neeGcd au-
tncr,,y the ark ot which -s
Iargeiy re, pcnSloie t-r tae con-
fusion IL p.ooUc,ion anc dis;ribu-
.i1n. The Congressional Record
Will support tna- statement.
personally think The PresiCen,
wanted Am . .r&re that az
thor!,t. O-ktrwlse INV. CT why.
could the PresldtIt say that the
meat ..tlatIgn would Be corrected
in he near futuI@ which I now
consider lmp9sSiblel? The Presi-
deu, obviously wanted to give An
derson a4,h1-jty. ana 10 back MIN
up.
Blt the PrcclcCnt va fishing
for fish in Washington, and fith-
Ing for world peace IN San Fran
cisco. and Anderson WaS here III
Washington. without his friend
1t Is reported That Boules, Vinson
ana Davis met with Andere On. and
in the words Of that great phi!oso-
pher. Charlie Mccarthy. moved
him down The house amend
ments were changed as a result
Congress. believing that II was
representing tie thinking Of the
people again hae been defeated by
men who have not had tC 20
back 10 TIE people for approval Of
their decisions Or actions Ander-
son. instead of starting his new
job with authority. starts il un-
der the handicap Of having people
think he mas more authority than
his predecessors, a difficult posi-
tion. The President must back him.
I am confident the President will
back him
AFTER WAR PROBLEMS
The war draws . It's close. The
critical period. which we remem-
Der from q similar critical perlCd
Immediately after World War 1.
now approaches. The people have
patiently suffered the inexperience.
the academic decisions, the lack
Of understanding. Of the slide
rule boys. because they felt that
the success Of the war was at
stake Experience proves they will
not necessarily submit when this
feeling c,f war necessity is gone
The current results have been the
black market and initiation; the
possible results in the immediate
pest war rcriod could he increased
and rc:Ii3,y Geyicuj .nflaticn.
Ihs safe so'l:'iJn IS pr3dIc- 81.
1rCttr fj..t:c Err -'.Aea II -
conyetal 4. All 4: a nl!naricn o'
th- GuNl u..nL ~ i i! ics atl iEn