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-focus in the House Committee on Rules. Representative Leo Allen of Illinois, Republican leader of the committee, praised the bill, after which Rep. Ray Madden, a NeW Deal Democrat from the highly-industrialized racial melting pot of Gary, Indiana, said: "I have voiced the sentiments that m y ■friend, Leo Allen, has stated. In' fact, it is getting so I do not know whether I am following Leo, or Leo is following me any more."
The President’s personal endorcement was pointed up last week at Gettysburg. He was quoted as saying he had asked Congress for “very little” in the way of civil rights legislation, but this little he expected to obtain.
The “very little ’ includes authorization of $12-a-day expense money for volunteer informers on alleged “civil - rights” violations; invasion of long-settled State authority over voting laws, and bypassing of State courts at the whim of the Attorney General of the United States. The most preposterous provision would give free legal service to help an agitator, malcontent or screwball hail into a Federal court, without right of jury trial, any citizen accused by the complaintant of having engaged in,or—in the incredible lang
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