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A fence within a fenced area, this curved redwood screen de¬
fines and enhances the driveway, helps to turn an awkwardly i
shaped part of the lot into a private, usahle sideyard. Robert t
Weaver, landscape architect.
One of the most important jobs in building a fence can ba-i
done while you’re seated at a desk or sipping coffee in the patios.;
This is the job of planning. First step is to list the jobs you ,
, want the fence to do. A fence can admit sunlight and allow air ;
>to circulate or it can block them out. It can furnish varying |
degrees of privacy. A fence can protect your garden from the .
neighborhood and wildlife and childlife, or it can keep your child m ’
pets in the yard so you know where they are. A fence
tween two lots can have two faces so that you need not disag ice
with your neighbor as to design and texture. ;
You can use a fence as a space divider; to define an outdoor
, living area, or to screen a service yard. A fence can be a hand- ;
some backdrop for plantings, and help set just the right mood :
: for the entire garden. Architecturally, a fence can be a picture •
frame for the home setting; or it can complement the house and ]
: make it look larger. Make the design fits pocketbook '
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'■ To assist you iff your planning, the California Redwood Aaaow i
1 ciation ^ has published an eight-page booklet “Redwood FenoMf* ■
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• tails and ideas. You may have a copy by sending a dim* to; ;
i California Redwood Association, Dept. RS-3, 617 Montgomaiy
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It knows when it’s needed
It’s electric-eye controlled! Turns itself on
at dusk ... off at dawn. And gives you
light for nighttime safety, pleasure and
convenience with no waste from needless
daytime operation.
Each electric post lantern has a con¬
venient outlet right in the post itself so
that you can use other electric appliances
outdoors. You select brightness and color
of light with a choice of more than 70
different bulbs ranging for 15 to 200 watts.
For spring and summer, add an extra
room outdoors with an electric post lan¬
tern. Styles are available at your nearest
Georgia Power Company store or at your
local lighting fixture dealer.
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IN RECENT months great
pressure has been placed upon
the Federal Bureau of Investiga¬
tion to expand its scope of au¬
thority and operations and to
move into areas strictly reserved
for local law enforcement.
Mueh of this pressure is be¬
ing applied, of
eourie, by
groups and or
g animations
which want to
Vie the FBI to
further their
own personal
interests, to
have the bu¬
reau in effect serve as their own
private police force. that the
Their chief demand is
FBI take over the duties and
prerogatives of local law en¬
forcement agencies in many
parts of the country. They even
call for personal bodyguard serv¬
ice, which the FBI is not au¬
thorized by law to give the Pres¬
ident of the United States.
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THE DUTIES and responsi¬
bilities of the FBI are enumer¬
ated by law. Its principal func¬
tion is to investigate violations
tl federal statutes, to collect
factual and impartial informa
tiaa and turn it over to the De
pertinent of Justice. Over tbs
pears, the FBI has established
an outstanding record of fair
neas and objectivity.
Although the FBI works close¬
ly with local law officers in in¬
vestigating criminal offenses, it
is in no sense a police force with
authority to step in and make
arrests whatever and wherever
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For the FBI to alter its pro¬
cedure and act independently of
local law enforcement would take
it far beyond its jurisdiction and
bring this nation dangerously
close to police state tactics such
as those exercised by Hitler’s
Gestapo and the secret police of
the Soviet Union.
The FBI has never been sub¬
jected to political manipulation
and so long as it continues in its
present role it will never become
the tool of any particular ad¬
ministration or pressure group,
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J. EDGAR HOOVER, who
completed his 41st year as di¬
rector of the FBI on May 10, is
to be commended for his unbend¬
ing resistance to efforts to turn
the bureau into a national police
force.
In an interview last December,
Mr. Hoover reiterated his strong
position. “I recently made the
statement that I am inclined to¬
ward being a States’ Tighter in
matters involving law enforce¬
ment. That is, I fully respect the .
sovereignty of state and local
authorities. I consider the local
police officer to be our first line
of defense against crime, and I
am opposed to a national police
force . . . The danger of a na¬
tional police force is that it cen¬
tralizes into one place and into
the hands of one man too much
authority,” said Mr. Hoover.
I canid not agree with him
more. Too much authority al¬
ready emanates from the banks
of the Potomac.
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