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ble, of the University of Virginia, whom I had found so helpful when I was assembling arguments against the F.E.P.C. The law experts argued that the proposed amendment was not needed and that its cost to our position in world affairs would be staggering. They pointed out that we already are safeguarded by an elected President, sworn to uphold the Constitution, two-thirds of the members of the Senate, who must approve all treaties, and a Supreme Court which can declare any treaty " invalid if it conflicts with the Con- » stitution.
I decided, therefore, that the only logical course, in keeping with my convictions was for me to support a substitute amendment drawn by Senator George of Georgia, one of the best constitutional lawyers in the Senate. The substitute amendment
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