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Evening star., 1946-04-07
by Hal BOrland

som now rise again, that there may be
growth and maturity and fruitfulness.
And in the human heart rises an
understanding ofthese things, under
standing of ife's persistence and the
tenacity of hope. Each Spring is good
in itself, yet no Spring stands alone;
each is but part of all the seasons of
the past and of all ehe years ahead.
Spring is the child of all the yester-
days and father of all the tomorrows
that this earth has known.
A FARMER Plows his field, knowing
that after Spring come the summer
days of growth and the autumn days
of harvest. A gardener gets down on
his knees to the soil and plants his
packets of seed, certain that May must
follow April, and that August will
come in turn, and September. There
is belief in these matters, and faith.
And there is the further faith that
comes from knowing that rain knows
no politics and the sun has no creed,
that no seed inquiries the race or reli-
gion of its planter before it sprouts.
Mans internecine quarrels have
never yet delayed Spring; no cartel
ever monopolized the soils fertility.
Evening star., 1946-04-07


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
Te%sxs@ Anniversaries
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ONLY IN SELF-DEFENSE

Gr. WIZ Clayton. Under
Secretary If State. recently
commented 0geDD me 'o&kle
freedom f0g which the
people Of this country
wsged @ag against faxG5s01,
This ide& crops OCT re-
veste0lg and il IL necessary
~ call attention 20 the fat
that the United S2g@k did DDg
wage war 10 establish the
-Four Freedoms OF any 9TH
~ freedom. We became 5Eg-
VOWED IN w&r because NE
were & - q tx & d and We
fought IN seIf-defense.
II l. entirely tgue 10 pre-
surne that he TictOgJo0&
war Of seIf-defense. iDei0G-
ing ehe decisive defeat Of
the zggrez@Or nations places
the world in d favorable
condition for the develop
ment 81 freedom every
where. An Axis victory
would have made these free
dOm2 impossible and set up
a t0talitari&n regime 10 snuff
them out in the future. The
condition. however. results
~ q by-prOduct Of our sue
cessful war OF defense.
The record abundantly
proves that the United States
did not become belligereni
in order 10 prevent the Ov-
ertbrOw Of freedom in 9TH
er lands and the present at
titude Of the people Of this
country in die at g quite
plainly that they would not
now support a war that was
solely concerned with the
establishment of the -Four
Freedoms in the Balkans, in
India, in China or in Russia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16

FHm en- EgIsaRrDs6Eie ar1gJn
N Ma nU consequence. To ar
tain u gus... a11iNn TfELssa E9e
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16
e RETAIE Our SOULS

a reliRioas leader sBg-
fhst re tinted States
ores te facing .t. last 0ppor-
nlfF e. arm the sgul u
nus ard that the dev-
81 hunger. cold. poverty.
ar despair. godle-sness.
Htfl.tf end sill OthsFs are
feadF Eco take possession" II
fha Continent.
We are thoroughly IN
muatav wifh the liea that
fhs United States. with all
go great wealth and re-
oarces should assist in the
reconstruction and rehabili-
fafiDu of Europe. but. in our
humble judgment. this IN
deFtaking should be at
temnted not 20 win the soul
80 Europe bat 20 retain the
sul ~ the United States.
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TODAY IN HIsTOGS

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ssyyg. NAY 10 war Not only
the egeFgs.k that occurred BE-
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have t1en1 abused
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16

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lev Vest In
DAYS Cone By
IL TAKEN EcHx TIES
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OCT. u, RHM

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II gOgY CONGRESSMAN does
MT answer your letter ~
ssoee. = should be borne gs9
mind that prominent c0r-
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16

Buy IL home Is z good
sl0gSB q KEY West ~ 4
training center but g- DE-
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The leader who il a hun-
dFed years ahead OF his
people might as well be a
hundred years behind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16

The only difference be-
tween a leader and his fol-
iawers-1hose who really
understand him---is that he
RS he ability 90 express
himself while-they haven't.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-16

4 cFack-pOt j. an individ-
ual whose sense Of balance,
iu life and living. has been
defanged.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
'lutherans 10 Hear Dr.. Koch
On Social Goals Of Church

DR.. Franklin Koch, secretary of
the social missions board of the
United Lutheran Church, will ad-
dress a gathering of Lutheran min
listers at $3.50 pm. today at Hearst
Hall, American University, on THE
Social Emphasis In Christian
Preaching The conference. held
under the auspices of the Board of
Social Missions of the United Lu-
theran Church, will close tomorrow
Three seminars also will be held
this afternoon.
The Rev. DR.. Oscar F. Black
welder, pastor of the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation, will
talk at the meeting at, 1880 o'clock
tonight on 1.-The Nations Spiritual
Thermometer"
The Rev. Raymond M. Miller of
Funkstown, Md, will conduct
Bible hour at 9 am. tomorrow.
Speakers on the morning program
tomorrow will be DR.. Oscar Carl
son, secretary of the Board of Evan
gelism; the Rev. Francis Shearer,
secretary of the Inner Missions
and DR.. Koch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
keneipp Plans Sterne
Policy on Licenses
For Auto Drivers

It's going to be a lot harder tc
get and keep drivers license here
if Washington's new Director of We
hicles and Traffic, George E. Ke-
neipp has his way about it.
Speaking last night at the final
meeting this season of the Rhode
Island Avenue Citizens Association
Mr.. Keneipp stressed the issuance
OF driving permits as one of the
most important duties in his new
job.
TITS up to me to see to it that
no one gets permit to drive unless
I'm sure they are good at it," Mr.
keneipp told the meeting.
Mr.. Keneipp, who assumed his
new post four weeks ago, said a
complete overhauling of the system
Of issuing licenses here already was
being planned. He pointed to the
too brief" road test and too stere-
otyped" written test given prospec-
tive drivers as major faults with the
present system.
But even passing sterner test!
won't mean that driver will ger
lifetime license, according to Mr.
keneipp's plans. He said he be.
lieved the District should have
periodic denominations of drivers
especially of those over so, to make
sure the standards of good drivers
always are maintained. He said hit
also favored re-examining driver.
whose records show habitual of.
Tending of traffic regulations and
in extreme cases, revocation of theil
permits.
Mr.. Keneipp last night reiterated
his announced policy of cracking
down on car owners who do no
register their automobiles in tn,
District and said a report would b.
forthcoming from his department
soon on how it is planned to NEE
this situation. Reviewing his frs
few weeks in office, Mr.. KeneipI
said most of the suggestions hi
has received so far are recommends
tons for more stop lights or stor
signs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
COP Leader Invites
Boilers in Virginia

HEATHSVILLE, Va, June 49,
Walter johnson, chairman of the
Republican Executive Committee for
the LIST congressional district, will
propose Saturday that Republicans
defer nomination OF a candidate to
succeed the late Senator Glass and
instead invite all "antimachine'
groups to meet in a joint convention
to name candidate to run as an
independent.
His proposal will be offered to the
Republican State Executive Com
mittee, which is meeting in Roa-
noke Saturday to consider calling
a State Republican convention to
nominate candidate for the unex-
pired Senator Glass term, which
runs through 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Extradition Is Ordered
In Fbl Impersonation

Philip Frederick Wood, u, waived
extradition proceedings today be-
fore United States Commissioner
Needham C. Turnage and was Or
dered returned to Wilmington, Del.
to face charges of impersonating a
Federal Bureau of Investigation
agent. for which he had been in
dicted by grand jury there.
Wood was arrested in Union Sta
ton Friday night.
The FBI said Wood had beer
living in luxury for the past -four
years, posing as Government agent
and passing bad checks. The Blu.
reau said he passed $500 in bad
checks with Washington airline
in 1913.
While at liberty under bad check
charge against him in Wilmington
the FBI said. he represented him.
self as a doctor in New York ano
talked a nurse into marrying him
and journeying to Germany. Or
several occasions, it was related, he
passed as naval inspector, dis
playing Decent store badge, la.
beled special officer" The FBI sale
Wood deserted from the Navy In
1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Move 10 Revive
GAO Building
Project Planned
Other Construction
Would Bring Total
Above rs Millions
By Rudolph Kouffmonn II

An effort to revive legislation to
permit construction of the proposed
new Government Accounting Office
Building and $6,5Oo,0Oo Govern
ment records storage building, in
addition to facilities to store huge
amounts of valuable Government
and copyright film, may be made
soon, it was learned yesterday.
The House Public Buildings and
Grounds Committee discussed the
question yesterday in closed session.
Members said no decision was
reached at the meeting but disclosed
that the projects now are accorded
top priority by the administration.
$19,50O,000 Building.
If the committee decides in favor
of reviving the projects at this
session, a $19,500,0 900 new home for
the Accounting Once, now scattered
in 20 buildings in the District, would
be authorized. The film and records
buildings would be located in Suit
land, Md.
Some funds already are in hand
for the Accounting Once project
now planned as a large building and
annex at Fifth and G streets NV
Excavation for the main building
was completed under prewar appro-
priations.
All three projects originally were
included in the administrations
multimillion- dollar postwar build
ings bill, which has been stymied ir
the Buildings Committee since last
fall by the veterans housing situa-
ton.
The Government has huge
amounts of film taken during the
war, much of it invaluable and ir.
replaceable. Government records
are estimated to occupy $4,000 O0t
cubic feet-about 100000 stee
cabinets. The Accounting Office
has told Congress already it's eff.
cheney Is seriously impaired because
it Is scattered around town.
Wedding Out Records.
w. E. Reynolds, public buildings
commissioner, backed by President
Truman, has told all department.
to get rid Of noncurrent records ano
duplicate material. But, some Of
these records (about 20 per cent
are estimated to be worth keeping
and must have some place to go
The National Archives Building
Ninth street and Constitution ave.
nue. NV. will be brimful of rec.
ords in year or Is months
Committee members are known tt
favor construction of these projects
but have feared the House woulc
vote them down because of the vet.
Grams building projects.