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VC FA. Dec. 19. 1952 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH that victory in Indochina Is mil-1 Itarily possible, under some such all-out program as that outlined It I 1 1 wm mm I lAuei 23 ST.

LOUIS AREA MEN above. Whether this program is ,2.1 I po.iiuca.tiy possiDie is nomer ques- :5 day and age where our International affairs have become so much an everyday part of our life as a. nation. Senator Sparkman Alabama, favored the principle that treaties should not supersede the Constitution but added: "I fear the Bricker proposal goes far beyond this." UUaVdU Ui AMERICAN FLYER i tion. It will require the most is: determined and effective leader- il DUE BACK FROM OREEN R.

Petty, 2220 Gaebler CpL Donald C. Ploesser, 5023 Ala-bama avenue; CpL Alvie J. Smith, 7111 Michigan avenue; CpL Lawrence M. Snyder, Maryland Heights; CpL George D. Whitford, 519 Gratiot street and Pfc.

James C. Williams, 3455 Roger place. OBSCENE LITERATURE SEIZED them to the Federal Government or to some international body; and they can eat across the rights given the people by the constitutional Bill of Rights." Dulles did not specifically indorse the Bricker resolution. He said the whole problem should be explored. The Constitution says in Article Six, paragraph two: "The Constitution, and the laws of the United States which shall be made in pursuance thereof; and all treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority cf ship from Eisenhower and Dulles to persuade the American Congress let alone the French that the plan is workable and worth the price.

rftti. BOLD PLAN TO WIN i TwnnruiM i wr -J I ia Troops on Rotation Scheduled to Arrive at Seattle Today cn Transport Howze. iwurru oetonifs cauy more clear that Asia's twin wars, in Ko- rea and Indochina, will provide at the very outset a frave test and a great opportunity for the a vvrv UNDER EISENHOWER Continued From Page One. (the United States, shall be the supreme law of the land new Administration. Granville R.

Morris, 1562 Lafayette avenue, was booked suspected of possession of obscene literature after police of the morality squad seized a quantity of books and pictures in his automobile yesterday. Police reported they found 12 dozen comic books, 200 snapshots, 35 large booklets, '10 packs of small booklets, an album and other materiaL Morris, a railroad switchman, was ordered to appear in police court next Tuesday. BRICKER PROPOSAL TO LIMIT TREATIES sentially a sham as long as the fighting in Indochina continues. The only way out of this dUemma is to make a virtue of necessity, and give a quick military decision in Indochina priority over the defense of Western Europe itself. American military experts (like Gen.

Hoyt Vandenberg. chief of air staff, who returned recently from Indochina) agree with the French commanders on th spot Bricker proposal also seek to restrict international agreements entered by the president or State Department outside the formal treaty process. Bricker said many Presidents have been accused by Congress of using executive agreements instead of treaties to circumvent the lawmakers. His proposed resolution would have barred such agreements "in lieu of treaties." It also provided that any executive agreements would expire automatically one year after the end of the term of the president making the agreement, unless extended by Congress. The Yalta and Tehran pacts in World War II are examples of executive agreements criticized by some congressmen.

Bricker's proposed amendment had two other sections: One providing that treaties may not delegate United States legislative, executive or judicial powers to an international organization; Bricker said this section possibly is too restrictive, and he is rewriting it. Another providing that no treaty or executive agreement shall alter or abridge federal or state laws unless Congress approves, and then only to the extent approved by Congress. Dulles's View on Issue. John Foster Dulles, Secretary of State in the incoming administration has agreed with Bricker that treaties "can override the Constitution." In a speech in Louisville last said "treaties, for example, can take powers away from Congress and give them to the President; they can take powers from a state and give tut iitii if J(J GAINS SUPPORT Twenty-three St Louis area service men were scheduled to arrive in Seattle, today aboard the transport General Howze, on rotation from the Far East Names and addresses, as listed by the Department of Defense, are: Cpl. Joseph It Ashton, Jennings; Pfc.

Norman E. Bullerdick, 3723 Gordon street; Sgt. Robert E. Burkert, 534 South Elm street, Webster Groves; Pfc. Richard F.

Burrows, 1437V Clinton street; Pfc. Johnnie Burton, 4275 Ken-nerly avenue; Sgt. Horace R. Busch, 2814A Clark avenue. CpL Robert L.

Follmer, 2555 Benton street; Cpl. Donald E. HenkeL, 3852 Marietta avenue, Normandy; Pvt. Samuel Hicks, 2343 Eugenia street; CpL Keonard Jefferson 918 North Cardinal avenue; Cpl. Millard R.

Johnson Robertson; Sgt. William J. Kiely, 4943 Margaretta avenue; Sgt Frank J. Lehner, Jennings: Cpl. William W.

Malin, 481 Adrian drive. CpL George J. Naumann, Robertson; Pfc. Ausba C. Parker.

3102 Bell avenue; Pfc. Kelly Parks, 2029 O'Fallon street; Pfc. James Some attorneys say laws thus specifically must conform to the Constitution: but treaties are given an independent status simply "under the authority of the United States." Bricker's Position. Bricker says covenants proposed in the U.N. would restrict the American idea of free press and free speech.

He says he has no opposition to a declaration of human rights principles, but the proposed covenants are intended as treaties which would be binding if enacted by the United States with the consent of two-thirds of the Senate. A further proposal for an In-ternational criminal court, Bricker said, would permit United States citizens to be tried without a jury in foreign countries, for violations of international law committed in the United States. Senator Humphrey Minnesota, opposing the Bricker pro-posal, replied to the survey question: "Treaties which we sign, by law under our Constitution, become a part of our Iw. This is particularly essential in this Continued From Pare One. I Kso 0,1 car $j-7s LJJ A 475 NDOlA CAR I tfr eK nof it hoxe.

1 I SO BUMP CAR 4.fS JL vSrrici'! 1 $ip50 COAL RAMP end $1A95 I I T)St0r" HOPPER CAR IU jj fi 0 I iXm.Q 804 The Prices for Buffer in Yesterday's TOM-BOY Ad Were Incorrect Correct Prices are ROLL BUTTER L. 77c STICK BUTTERlb.79c sored the resolution in the last session. Thirty-four indicated support In the survey and five all Democrats indicated opposition. Replies from 52 representatives and 17 senators did not show sentiment either way. The remaining 270 new Congress members could not be reached or did pot respond.

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