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May 1, 1943.

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ol tay Giaiadeteutivee wurk Ge txt he wereld have ue bechgveusé or
impediments or encumbrances.
, He should be a lawyer, and preferably a judge who has al-
ready established himself for fearlessness in rendering decisions.

He might be a dean of a law college, but he should have a national
reputation for fairness and justice.

The income should of necessity be lucrative, say at least
$50,000 a year. ‘The conferences of the nation could pay this fee
without any difficulty. 7

conferences. Yob he would corvelate all of thess so that thay weuld
be compatible with each other. After this agreenent of income was