The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1937, Page 8

rAVOR ADDING ) SUPREME COURT Association Polls Members ito Obtain Their Slant on Proppsals Grand Forks, N. D., Apr. 6—(P)— cing attorneys of North Dakota voted 349 to 79 against President elt’s plan for increasing the tip in the supreme court ac- to @ referendum made by he ‘state bar association. = questions were put to the ap- : mately 550 attorneys in the state, d replies were received from around to C. J. Murphy of d Forks, president of the asso- ) Compiled by M. L. McBride of Dick- secretary-treasurer of the as- the tabulations showed: 1, With t to increasing the ersitip of the supreme court: Po im plan 29: against 349, With Tespect to increasing other federal court judges: For 116; against 301. 2. On empowering the chief jus- tice of the supreme court to assign Judges outside their district: For 228, | ~ 188, 3. Appointment of proctor by the preme court: For 226, against 193. 4. Court to give notice to attorney general on questions of constitution- lity: For 246, against 168. 5. Authorizing attorney general to ‘appeal directly and immediately to supreme court on constitutional ques- tions: For 156, against 163. 6. Granting to’ justices of the su- court the same rights with to re instead of resign- Bg: For. 326; against 108. "The North Dakota delegation in greas has been notified of the re- ult of the poll, McBride said. in the United States. i Dollar’ Day ; Specials; “PERFECTS". . no seconds Ringless Chiffon Hose 4 Thread— 42 Gauge—Full Fashion Chiffons : i ~ “Genuine Buttrey Hose TWO PAIR grincoon. FOR Bought to Sell , for Much More | To Wear Right Now And All Summer ‘Four Gore Satinette Victim of profound grief ever since the tra; Queen Astrid, his consort, a year and a Belgians has seldom Boa mood. 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