...decides complaints. '/'/,-. quaIifications of such a body are the eteact opposite of the other. . . . " I very much doubt whether the same body can properly discharge both these functions. In the end it will either become remiss in its executive duties or will, in the zeal of those, become...

...influences, nnd it should have time for the deliberate consideration of the matters coming before It. I very much doubt whether the same body can properly discharge both these functions. In the end It will either become remiss in its executive duties or will, In the zeal of those, become...

...extent and of such finality, every effort should be made to provide a body adequate to the trust. ... I very much doubt whether the same body can properly...functions. Whatever may have been true in the past, 8 the time has come when the Commission should be relieved of all its duties except the hearing and...

...extent and to such finality, every effort should be made to provide a body adequate to the trust. ... I very much doubt whether the same body can properly...(executive and judicial). In the end it will either be remiss in its executive duties or will, in the zeal of these, become unfit for the dispassionate...

...coming before it. I very much doubt whether the same body can properlv discharge both these functions. In the end it will either become remiss in its executive duties or will, in the zeal of those, become unfit for the dispassionate performance of its judicial functions. Whatever may have...

...influences, and it should have time for the deliberate consideration of the matters coming before it. I very much doubt whether the same body can properly discharge both these functions. In the end it will either become remiss In its executive duties or will in the zeal of those become...

...extent and of such finality, every effort should be made to provide a body adequate to the trust * * * I very much doubt whether the same body can properly...duties except the hearing and deciding of complaints." Mr. Kahn then shows that the above trouble is added to by State commissions. He says : In addition...

...and of such finality, every effort should be made to provide a body adequate to the trust. . . . I very much doubt whether the same body can properly...duties except the hearing and deciding of complaints." 1 Commissioner Woodlock of the Interstate Commerce Commission said before a Senate Committee in January,...

...extent, and of such finality, every effort should be made to provide a body adequate to the trust. ... I very much doubt whether the same body can properly...duties except the hearing and deciding of complaints." This and similar advice and admonition have been wholly disregarded, not only by Congress but by the...

...influences, and it should have time for the deliberate consideration of the matters coming before i' I very much doubt whether the same body can properly discharge both these functions. In the end it will either become remiss in its executive duties or will, in the zeal of those, become...