Washington, Jan. 8.
Breaking the close silence which has maintained since the decision of the United States Supreme Court on Monday, invalidating the Agricultural Adjusiment Administration, Presldent Roosevelt to-day served notice on the nation that. the major Issue of the 1936 presidential campaign would be the retention of popular peace with the world, he said, "but the fight which oes on along our frontiers to-day Is Jeconomie and not geographical, and our enemies are the forces of privi-Joge and greed within our own borders. The people of America know in their hearts the purpose of their Gov-
Biting phrases used in the dissent ing opinion in the A.A.A. case, written and read by Associate Justice Harlan F, Stone, revealed the intense struggle which occurred among the me jurists during their debates in chambers.
The three dissenting justices said that persons dissatisfied with the laws being enacted by the Legislative branch.of the government should to the polls and whip the parly in, power.
For an appeal {rom unwise laws, the decision stated, "recourse is not to the courts but to the ballot. Any Interpretation of our great charter assumption that the responsibility for
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