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byConcluded tiie Honorable Mr. Juatice Frankfurter, the power of a locality to inspect homes is i^ispensabie to profeet community health, and this power would be greatly hobbled by the blanket safeguards necessary for search ot pvidpncp of criminal acts.” Anyway, the power of insPec tion,” said Mr. Frankfurter,^was “apparently welcomed by all1 but an insignificant few.” with insnea In the first place, we cannot see why the health inspe« tor would be “greatly hobbled” in the performance of his dutv bv meeting the requirements of the Constitution. He
have gotten a search warrant before entering the 'home. In all probability, the rats would not have left dur
inBtubeevenrtif1thern^eLnity of obtaining a search warrant “ereatv hobbled” the inspector, doesnt the plain, simple dfrS^e of the Constitution govern the Supreme Courtt J l«*
IhTS&l hSd hi, rights. u agsinst the the rest of the*entire nation, for that matter. And th , us into the most serious and damnable aspect of the Court
ru'‘whenever the rights of a people as individuals can be deniSed blcavL a dictateP is‘‘apparently welcomed by alfbut an insignificant few,” that P^P^pJ^^^r^then rtViflrmfityV'" of the totalitarian state. Mr. Frankturter, wnen ffiSSfaoi words, echoed the political philosophy where55’lT?tier ™manv, and Khrushchev now rules RusSi If this bi so, it is time that Congress began to inquire
into its powers of impeachment. B.C.B.Jr.
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