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Show T ; resident Truman will proclaim of war or when war is imminent." "national emergency" ; one day Prior to World War II when was passing legislation sioo but without any ', specific congress 'institutional authority, to do so. with war imminent, cognress was There is no special legal more specific in stating that the conferred could be used jthority, either, for all the uses powers. a national emergency only in an emergency. roclamation can be and have On the statute books now as H?en put. "emergency legislation" are laws .The overall objectives of Mr. which will become effective with 'rnman's proclamation will be: Mr. Truman's emergency procla, 1. To invoke powers already mation. They were passed about anted him by congress with a 10 years ago but have not been i repealed. ring attached that they are Among other things, they only in an emergency. the arming "V Z. lo condition congress ana would permit merchant vessels, transfer; of public for later requests for! of the coast guard and geodetic surI jiditional powers, fa 3. To" condition congress and vey to the navy, increase from ie PUD11C IO ine laier CAertise eight hours the work day i of the president of great powers civilians working on government rhich have not been directly contracts, establish priorities for inferred upon him at all. military transportation of persons and things. More than 100 World War II and state of war bills emergency I Such as does legal authority on the remain books and are efal vist for a proclamation of The fective justice depart today. emergency and the conse-JUe- ment is listing them ; now. of presidential widening include :forj They authority of wers exists in the language of strategic materials: ;rtain acts passed by congress. stockpiling and secrecy regarding patent profj Perhaps the first of these was ceedings relating to weapons: or 1916 of Act Defense National ie other defense and security mat- rAO l U.. n1..- PURE ART? NO. PURE LARD Sculptors Frank and Betty Dutt of Quincy, 111., are using 400 ;fore the United States entered of pure lard as the medium for this creation at the International Livestock Exposition in Mr. if under his pounds pro Truman, ivorld War I. Among other things, bottle-feedirs two infant porkers. national emergency, de- -i Chicago. The statue shows two youthful posed I parts far from the letter of the! law and of the constitution to; exercise great powers not specifically granted the chief execu- -' tive, he will be following notable iviaTes precedent. -Lincoln Becan It In Abraham Lincoln began it "What can we do? We can't! nor wanted to give him a vote of jWoodrow Wilson carried it on. By RICHARD KLEINER JACK BURBY D. Roosevelt broke fre- - NEA Staff Correspondent Istay home seven days a week. Confidence. 'nited Press Staff Correspondent Franklin ''HUNGNAM'. Korea, Dec. 13 L'J? mendous areas of new ground. Brooklyn, N. Y. (NEA) A'Look, we go into a poolroom or The meeting adjourned with marines said their last Mr. Roosevelt's method was to murder last May, a courtroom plea someplace and the cops break in everybody happy, and hoping of crossed fin- - on us. Judge, we've got no place. that here was the first construc- emergency agencies and and a borough-fu- ll xdbye today to the men who create tive step to breaking up the anti- Fidn't make it out of the Chosin issue emergency executive orders, gers may be the first steps in to go." These had the force of law al- - wiping out Brooklyn's notorious The iudee deferred Scarpati's social gangs Tap alive. Cone, the assistant DA who's sentence for futher study. gangs Thpv stond in the warm sun- - though not in all cases the teen-ag- e 12 that a gang! a lm- - done most of the work with gangs on was made It Senatore's of authorization law. May new deep over plea the out specific Jiine looking in the death oppression on the udge and the in me pasi, says ne nas nis lingers Ijhite crosses of a United Nations Edward S. Corwin's "The: "rumble "resulted Fortunato of jurors. An even deeper, impression crossed. He thinks the whole James Powers" Office and and at President, prayed, Hamhung Lmetery of the South was made two days later, when a. thing is an excellent idea, but One the haairv rllrkc riiTTnVilrH in New York University Tigers. Press, 17, tipster told the police that the well, he has his lingers crossed of traces Brooklyns, Scarpati, extraAnthony these the history ie distance. Corsairs circled He points out that the Tigers of the murder. At Tigers were Out to avenge For- ordinary "emergency" powers was accusedtrial before. They've Judge Samuel tunato. They had even picked out have had chances Scarpati's from the fall of Fort Sumter., in some of these same one asked participated of the Leibowitz South which Joseph skinny Brooklyns 10 astance. the weeks after . During Al neighborhood dances'. But, al- ine ooum run. :enaiore, leaaer oi iL they were going to get. The Ahite crosses which stood Kumlpr'c fall until rnnm mem100 to ways, they've behaved like rowd-beif in he wanted called The say Brooklyns of at rows police the heads pi strafght vened in special session, July 4) es was sentence of before the South TigBrooklyns, FiouncH; of red clay marked the 1861, Lincoln raised a temporary anything trou-ers and another They literally tore the dance n's ; P,alperennially Vavcs of American soldiers and volunteer army, called for an- - P3. ,on. hall apart, he says. "But this said - tnr Gowanus the blesome Look, Boys. gang, Marines. British marines, and nthor judge," vrr.liiritor.ivoarc IhrM in VUl W , V" U J ..,t lilt VV ;,;,, iSenatore in a nervous voice, They called Judge Leibowitz to time they've pledged themselves nuth Knrpan soldiers who died : . like gentlemen, not rowd- .. . . , you re not come to reform him sit in at the meeting, too. along: to a ...x a to turn hack ri hnnplpu fipht j j him to J3.'1 for a longjwith Assistant District Attorney 'es. And we ll see what well see wm which had not been loJhy scndin8 to maKe john Lone ana and, so- ,-i . , . i,religious Al one pnrl of thp cemetery an nroDriated bv- coneress to Dersons ;iime. you re justas going . ti am. ciai. leaoers t..i.: as nim oi Diner ine halfDiner, at neignDornooci. billowed jusi . . jmerican flag who had not been authorized to j WM in jai, j knQW what they a receive it. but; uiuci ci iu, u !did me tnere t0 a elnna lha .oratYS Vntl. is not all he. did.. But itj While most of the gang mcm- 5orean temple looked down on is That a sample. When congress metj "You can't stop this trouble. It's hers waited in an anteroom,! Pe solemn military salute. he invited it to approve what in the accepted uniforms! neighborhood, the environ- - dressed wusJiciiii3 ui iiticrc idiiiia unci - had done. Congress approved. he,tne Pe88ed to pants, oversized golfing jment. no We've go, got place bright-colore- d ji prayers. His white hair bared ana his Lincoln actions defended caPs to jackets If had by; the jo. cops notning id his lean face solemn, Maj. this'tw0 representatives of each gang citing his constitutional preroga-jmor- e understanding, maybe I.en. Oliver P. Smith, commander tives as commander-in-chiand wouldn't have happened. They went n to confer with the civic the marines, stood in the his constitutional to "taJe;Come out of their duty swinging ileaders. He of the if. flag. spoke only care that the laws be faithfully their sticks, instead cars The meeting produced results us of asking sentences in farewell: The enforced." gangs agreed to call off their move. , exoras are maaequate to jto wars, among themselves and with j; press our feelings for the men the police. They said they'd turn e'ho have fought and died here; in all their weapons home-mad- e i support oi a principle. ziD euns. switch knives and the "It is regrettable that their lastf rest. The police said they'd ask sting place for the time being no questions when the arsenals be In foreign soil. were brought to them. 'lould "But the memory of what they: Weekly meetings between gang id here will remain with us al-- 1 committees and the police were Ws." agreed to. , Rifles barked three times in The boys said they'd organize f A marine bugler walked dime. teams to play in the , basketball Via iWlw ttn f .Via rl,nA Police Athletic League's winter he of timeless taps melancholy tournaments. Later, maybe they'd P. oated out over the graves. A baseball, too. The authori- oup of Chinese prisoners moved ties beamed, figuring the boys ack into the cemetery and con- could let off competitive steam L' of work their hauling jnued throwing basketballs instead of way piles of red clay. fists and rocks. i i I -- ve - le na-on- J nt -- j Aarines Say Last J ng pig-raise- Plea for Pal In Boy Murder Trial May Bring End to Teen Age Gangs pooanye to Battles ost ' : j 1 By VIRGINIA MACPHERSON UP Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 13 u. Got a little cowboy in your home? Noise, isn't it?; Well, Jack Carson's got a remedy. He calls it the "C.P.A." Translated, that is "Cowboy-Paren- ts Association." It's a little along the lines of the P.T.A. andj yet it isn't. Carson guarantees it will do more to restore peace and quiet in your living room than chopping up the television set for "? firewood. "Parents are going to have to cook up a deal with the top western stars," he said. "If we can persuade Boyd and Autry and Rogers to campaign for better speech the rest of the cowboys will go along. "We don't have to do this with regular meetings.to A few letters and phone calls the right people will get it started. And the cowboys can do their part in movies, radio, TVrodeos and personal appearance tours." Basis For Idea Carson dreamed this idea up, he said, because he's tired of his kids calling him "Podner" and "Yo' ole ornery critter" instead of "Dad." "I've played in a few horse operas myself," he said. "But as a parent I say it's time something was done to restore tranquility in the home." Carson says it can be done without banning sagebrush epics completely. "First, the C.P.A. will demapd he suggested. good " "They English," y' went may sound colorful coming over yotir loud speaker, but it's a crushing blow to parents who want their kids to talk like Ronald Colman." Carson's even toying with the idea of ringing the western writers in on a little informal classroom stuff. Arithmetic Problems ".Instead of a lonely cowhand sitting by a prairie fire moaning about 'The Gal Waitin' Fo' Me Beside the Ole Silo'," he said, "we could have a cowboy doing arithmetic problems on a slate. "This'd make fractions excitfhg kid in the to every cowboy-craz- y country." Carson's insipration for C.P.A. was born of bitter experience. He got in on the ground floor of this cowboy craze via John, 9, ahd Kathy, "First I had to buy cowboy outfits," he sighed. Then horses or a both of 'em. "To take care of the horsef I DOGS' FAVORITE CHEYENNE, Wyo. (V.l'.t Every dog in Cheyenne will soon have, its own fire plug. City officials announcea mat tne nog license tags will be in the form of i.ii miniature fire plugs. They've dered 2,500 of them. or- thet-a-wa- SCHENLEY Order now for the Holidays! RANTED OF HIDESI ' .Highest Prices Paid for WOOL BONES HIDES FURS PELTS and dead and useless animals Pelt prices for dead and useless sheep. Prompt Service UTAH HIDE b TALLOW CO. 3 -- BLENDED WHISWY. Miles West of Spanish Ferk PHONE SS r. AS7. GRAIN rrfM We'll Give A - i Y. i ii si ,. . ". INC.. N. (Trnil i m j j For Your Old Biko Regardless of Condition n You Trado for Any Now ef f EEPER THWARTED FORT WORTH, Tex. They were invited to church dances, too, and Father Edward O'Connor said he'd let Senatore be cashier. That brought a big grin to Senatore's face; he'd com- plained that because of his prison his boss wouldn't let him' handle any money. Father O'Con-- ; A (f.P) eeping Tom picked the wrong indow when he tried the home H E. L. N'orrell, a police offcer. orrell captured the culprit when; e turned into his driveway from !'ight duty and his motorcycle eadlights picked out the man. I r 7 IwawfcJC v (NEA Telephoto, AMBUSHED Attorney Samuel Rummel, 44 (above), was shot to death from ambush in front of his d, home in Hollywood, Calif. meI ln P51 nad represented gamblers Mickey Cohen and Tony Cornero Stralla. DICVGLC f I III V L2k, Oi71' VCJT. WERE A HAPPY FAMILY NOW? ANAHtST PROVED RIGHT FOR US? Extra low FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH A stray dog stands guard over the body of a fallen companion who was hit by an auto and killed at Charleston, W. Va. During hi long vigil, the dog kept digging snow away from, the body as a heavy fall threatened to cover it. MACHINES 7i Vc mnnm wmy to UMan. 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I should've thought of the CPA. thing three years ago!" 5. rs I WEDNESDAY, Carson Comes Up With Scheme to Combat Noise of Youngster Cowboys in the Home It gave to President Wobdrow :illed Press SUM Correspondent Wilson absolute control over the, J WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 (U.R) manufacturing industry "in time ef-cti- DEC. 13, 1950 Provo. Utah County. Utah DAILY HERALD Specific Authority For Proclaiming U. S. Emergency Mo Phone 39 49 C |