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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22
Administration Screens
Speeches on Economy
b the Associated Press

After several weeks Of watching its officials take con-
fctng measurements Of the economy the Kennedy admin
Eraton has revived procedures for coordnang domestic
policy statements.
President Kennedy repeatedly was concerned and
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-26
mishop Springs 4-H'er
Tells Of Fla. Convention

,n other demonstrations. I
placed third in marketing.
during rccreational period, we
enjoyed d swimming and div
inG show by Olympic SWIM
ncrS followed by IA weincr
roast for all.
Wednesday WAS filled with
III" Judging. and ""1ding ident-
it'cation contest along with the
iihaiS III marketing. use and
production. Wednesday night,
We had rccreational period
consisting OF th@. limbo. the
twist. ana square dancing fol-
lowed by weiner roast and
then ii moonlight swim.
Thursday, 70" all of us. an
DINER wonderful tour - Ever
Glade National Park, RoCkland
ma Everglades farming area,
thousands of lcr"S of Vcgcta-
hie crops, the Parrot Jungle
end Dadcland Shopping Cent
ci. This WAS the most interest
ing part of the entire program.
AT $50 p. m. tn awards and
recreation Banquet al which
time the national winners were
announced.
Friday, 800 a. M. we were
packed and loaded To head
back. A week well spent in the
company Of youth from some
10 states. New friends and new
experiences ncver To be for
soften.
The NJVGA. started in 1898
by Mr.. Grant 3. Syndcr. is an
organization based on Car
Gers IN HORTICULTURE" II is fin
@nccd through voluntary con-
trlbu,lonS from organizations
and individuals. | was selected
az a delegate to the annual
meeting due To nv interest in
field crops leading to my Civ
ing the state winning fruit and
Vegetable marketing demon
SiratiCn. Stop That Rot" I
was accompanied by my coach,
Tommy ID. Glover. assistant
agricultural extension agent.
Our trap was sponsored by
.,cro2lidc Corporation, Raleigh,
VINO sponsored our trip To Mi
ami and back Including flying
us in their own airplac.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-26
BY RICHARD BOWEN
MishOp Springs All Club

-
, Editors note: Richard Bow
en-. state All winner from
MlShop Springs recently re-
turned from the National jun
Tor Vegetable Growers AsSoci-
"tion convention i'm Miami,
florida where n gave Il DEM
"rStratioa on the treatment of
sweet potatoes with chemical
!eServative known as SSOP.
Ills demonstration won him
>tatc honorS and won him a
, mp tn the National All Con-
'rrSS in Chicago.
The warm land of Swayins
palm trees. gentle breeze. and
lcidS of citrus and vegetables
Was ihc site Of the recently
',ld convention Il the NJVGA
tNatlunal junior Vegetable
Growers ASSociatinn) Cunven-
ti"n-Mlami. Florida.
''' Bld.i' al N NN tt dt1l-
i%mi Amiama Airport on Sun
day at 400 p. IN. A short car
:idc carried us to the Dcau-
VILE Hotel which is one of the
outstanding resort hotels on
the Gold COaS: Of the Beach.
Nothing but the best" might
well have been the motto of
the DcaulillC Hotel. II offered
every facility III rooms. enter
i"Inmcnt, Swimmi0" in the At
iantlc Ocean or in the large
lw" swimming pools, ice skat-
ing. luxurious cabinaS, Jolly
Roger yatch which takes
guests on daily sightseeing
trips. as well as many shops.
Sunday night was get &C
puaintcd night" Cor Alters.
leaders. and directors of NV
GA from other states.
Monday was our first big
day. We toured the Everglades
farmland. Fields were ire
IncndouS i'm size, some over
1000 acres. saw Il radiSh pick
q that could pick six rows of
r"dISh and ran 30 miles per
hour. All CUnVcntionCrS viewed
tine U. s. Sugar Corporations
Sugar House i'm Clewiston.
Florida where We saw enough
sweet stuff to swcetcn any
thing We eat for the rest of our
lives. 100000 pounds of sugar
j. produced daily.
Getting To know you" was
our motto each evening during
rcCrcational periods of group
singing. square dancing, etc.
On Tuesday, ! presented my
III fruit and vegetable mark
ing demonstration, Stop That
Rot" in competition with elev-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-26
Senator
Erwin

MORGANTON - A quiet
ness settles over the land when
Americans and their families
pause from their !aborS to hon
III the birth of the Child born
in Bethlehem 1000 years ago
The world has changed it's
material resources into many
ncw forms since :he night that
Mary and Joseph huddled with
the Child in the stable. Many
thlnsS have not changed. CaeS-
ans conqueriug legionS and his
revenue collectors were near
by that night. War and take;
remain the problems of our
day. Poverty, famine. and pest
licences are still the compan-
ions of life. II may always be
so. We do not know. We do
know that the human heart
then and now longs for peace.
We do know that when we
Celebrate Christmas thiS is the
foremost Thought IN our minds.
As we reflect on the year
passed into history, the para
mount event of the times IS
that We are realistically COM
nlttcd to firm stand against
aggression in most of the areas
Of the world. Cuba and India
are still current events with
all of their meaning. But in the
spirit of this season. mankind
must wonder if il is much
nearer to solving the dilem-
mas of civilization.
II is concerned with taxes. 1.
mas vast commitments to Grad
icatc its agr-uld Scourages.
Specifically, is the era which
began on September l8, 1881,
I when Japan invaded Manch,6-
la, drawing To close? AS A
nIcricanS we hope SO. We have
pledged our solemn word tC
the achievement of peace by
! the Atlantic Charter and tn,
/ Covenant of the United Ma
tons.
These pledges in no wise
diminish our determination Il
dedicate our lives and fortune:
to bring about the accomplish.
mcnt of laudable covenant.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-26
MIR. Mcleod stated that tax

Mr.. Mcleod stated that tax
payers may experience some
delay in receiving refunds il
Trey fail to use their Socia.
security number. Ample space
Tor this number is provided on
page ] of all types of tax re-
tun ms. he advised. 1t is d safe
practice" Mr.. Mcleod noted,
Ito enter your social security
number before proceeding to
complete the remainder of the
reportablc items. Husbands
and wives filing point returns
should enter both social Secur-
ity numbers"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-26

and needed goals. Ideals flor
:Sh with the strength needed Ia
acnieve them. \ true dcdica-
ton To peace, T. refore. mus.
be viewed with the knowledge
II realistS who know the OBJ
stacleS.
Wars. we know. begin in the
minds and hearts of man. No
one has yet been able 10 pro-
phcSy with accuracy what
future tyranny mankind thro-
ugh lis leaders Will devise for
itself. Civilization. which has
made vast strides in mastering
communication tcchniCalitieS,
has yet to solve tho barriers
CT geography. languages. Gus
toms, and cultures. The ethical
concepts Df the Judcan Son of
Wdtl. WHICH III the corner
stones of Western Civilization,
arc not yet ,hc thineing OF
other civilization. Those who
strive FOR peace know the
meaning of thcS" problems.
The verdict 81 history has
yet Ia be written. but let us
hope that il will be recorded
that III this year the nations
of the world inched forward
toward the goal of mankind
for all ages. which is: PEACE
ON EARTH. GOOD WILL TO-
WARD MEN"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-26
For Fast Tax Refund
Use Your SIS Number

Your social security numb
or must be entered on your
1862 Federal Income Tax Re-
turn" II. NJ. Mcleod. District
Director of Internal Revenue.
reminded taxpayers today.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-26
NECEMAN'S FLORIST
CAROL

Stars like frosty snowfakes glisten,
Trees are still as though they listen
For the rush of angel wings
(Hush, little Son, Thy Mother sings!)
Night is filled with wonders rare
Shepherds, princes kneeling there,
Watched by cattle standing nigh
(Hush, little Son, and lullabyD
Angels, shepherds, kings depart,
Their words are secret in my heart.
My world is Graded safely here
(Hush, little Son, Thy Mothers nearD
Maureen Murdoch
Evening star., 1962-05-18
Stanley Warner Theaiers

326 Kennedy ST. NV.
The Children's Hour" (Recom-
mended for Adults Only). Audrey
Hepburn. 500. 1000. THE Truth"
Brigitte Bardot. 1855. Tomorrow:
Children's Bonus SHOW. 100 Pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

FOLLOW THAT DREAM" .
United Artists release Of q David
Weisbart production, directed BY
Gordon DouEleS, seree play by
Charles Lederer from Richard
Powells novel. Pioneer. Go Home"
music by Hans J. Salter. At Keith's
Theater
Evening star., 1962-05-18

mediate trance-like state. Key
to character-non -reacting; it
all happens to her.
Enjoyed acting with Hugh
Griffith and others of COM
pany, travelling in Europe -
though she never thought
they'd ever get out Of the
Dragon Inn in desolate Swan
sea. Wales, where part of movie
filmed.
Her one play in 1859 helped
her grow immensely, she says
= thanks to Cyril Ritchard
cThe Pleasure of His Com
panyD who took her in hand,
Evening star., 1962-05-18

concentration camps and cur
rent tour was at her request.
She wants to talk about it.
believes it has something to
say, does it admirably - in
Softest of speaking voices.
How does midwest girl - a
Marymount College student
when tapped by Wallis - who
was a baby at time of World
War Two. born, 1881 begin
to convey the picture of a
woman who went through the
Auschwitz horror and had to
face life again? Good question,
she says. Il went to Producer
Mark Robson and confided my
fears. Didn't think I could do
it." They worked for several
months prior to beginning of
picture. not to create authen-
tic Continental accent, but to
rid her of any definite Ameri-
can one. Thinks this neatest
trick of year, considering her
Midwest upbringing.
Biggest help - a producer
friend who introduced her to
real concentration camp refu-
gee now in the States. "Once
she felt she could trust me,
there were no barriers between
US" She told Dolores how they
lived through it-keeping alb
solutely still, so as not to at
tract attention. moving only
eyes to see what was going on.
Later, woman would attend
party at friends home. look up
and see crack on ceiling which
would remind her of crack on
ceiling in camp; 60 into i'm
Evening star., 1962-05-18

The Cast
Evening star., 1962-05-18

talked very sternly to me on
how a proper young actress
should dress and behave"
Mark Robson picked her for
picture. II think they wanted
Doris Day, or someone like
that"
Single. unattached, sensible
girl. Didn't know anybody in
theater or show business until
stage show. greeted Shirley
Booth, backStage visitor at
Pleasure of His Company" "
when she identified herself as
an actreSs-"What have you
done?"
Evening star., 1962-05-18

delightful tenants conceivable,
Brendan Behan's The Host
age" Mr.. Behan'S mad slice
of Dublin lowlife, reviewed
rapturously in this corner from
New York a couple of seasons
back. will take a fortnight of
the Nations anticipated spare
time.
In order to take advantage
Of the gap in National book
ingS. the off-Broadway pro-
ducers Of The Hostage" will
suspend performances there to
come here for the two weeks
which begin June 18. 1t is
scheduled to return July.3 to
its present long time home,
One Sheridan Square Play
house. At the moment. this
is not subject to change but
there are those who think that
THE Hostage" in the fashion
Of hostages, might be held here
longer.
The title role is presently
played by Geoff Garland who,
as Behan's master of cere-
monies. or the revels. won two
of New York's top off-Broad-
way awards.
GIRL REPORT: In that in
ter -office shorthand which is
journalism's curt answer to bu-
reaucratic gobbledy-gook. Ber-
ME Harrison submits the fol-
lowing post-luncheon report on
Actress Dolores Hart:
. No relation is Doris to any
of the burlesque. acting or
writing Harts - in fact, real
name, Hicks. as per bio. Bluest
of eyes, set off by four-piece
robin jersey suit. Only
jewelry-a pearl set in Star of
David on simple strand around
heck. Lovely neck.
= Considers herself extremely
fortunate in her brief (since
1e5O motion picture career. In
view of fact that first few pic
tures starred Elvis Presley she
was. is. under contract to Hal
Wallis. this is slight under
Statement. Excited about her
Lisa" picture. which concerns
problems of adjustment faced
by Dutch-Jewish refugee of
Evening star., 1962-05-18

Traitor; 1880. AIS. 7::20 and
l0:15 pm.
Palace The Horizontal
Lieutenant; 11:15 am, 1875
3:l5, ASS, 6:35. BIS and e:5s
pm.
Playhouse = Experiment In
Terror; 1915, 2:40. S. 7:1s
and $50 pm.
Plaza - IS a tan in High
Heels; IL. 1:55. 3:35. $40. Z
$50 and 10:35 pm.
TOwn-"Lover Come Back;
Evening star., 1962-05-18

11:50 am. 1:50, $50. $50, 7::50
and $50 pm.
Dupont Black Tights; /,
3:05, Sis, 7::25 and 9::35 pm
Keiths - Follow Tha I
Dream; HIPS am, 1:30, 3:35,
$40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Macarthur - Doctor in
Love-; 6:l5. 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - IS IN a r.;
11:30 am, 2:25, $50 and $3.50
pm. House of Women; /, 4,
Z and 10 pm.
Ontario - The Counterfeit
Evening star., 1962-05-18
WHERE AND WHEN
Current Theater Attraction and Time of Showing

Stage
Arena - The Time of Your
Life; $3.50 pm.
National Theater-"My Fair
Lady; $3.50 pm.
Washington Theater Club
Three at $780,; $3.50 pm.
Screen
AmbaSSadOr-"Samar":: lao:
Ass and 8:l5 pm. House of
Women; $40, $50 and $50
pm.
Apex - Through a Glass
Darkly";; l, 2:45, 4::30, 6:15, sos
and $50 pm.
Capitol - "All Fall Down;
Evening star., 1962-05-18

1918, 2:l5. Ais. Sis. Sis.
10:15 and 12:15 am.
Trans-Lux- Experiment In
Terror; IL sm- Les, $40,
5,25. TAO and $50 pm.
Uptown-"WeSt Side Story;
$3.50 pm.
Warner-"Judgment at Nu-
remburg";; 2, Sis and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
THE PASSING SHOW
EIVis' Film Breaks
BonoIity Barrier
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The Stsr

After years of frantic effort. the movies have up
with that question: How banal can you get?
It's the film called Follow That Dream" at Keth's
with Elvis Presley star.
BETTER NEWS: The National will not be dark during
those mid June weeks. after all
1t has been pounced upon by one Of the most zaniy
Evening star., 1962-05-18

"a LESSON IN LOVE" with HAR-
RIET ANDERSON EVA DAHL
Plus SECRETS OF WOMEN" with
MAI BRITT NILSSON. B1RGER
MALMSTEN. at S:15 PM. English
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1962-11-19
ADAK SUN

distingui shed board of laYmen spon-
sors the annual program. Among these
laymen ere all living, former presidents
of the Uni ted States, Herbert Hoover,
Harry S. Truman and Dwi ght D. Eisenhower.
Thr program, now in its 18th year, was
born during World War II when lonely
Marine on Guada1canal wrote his family
in Philadelphia to suggest that close
spiri tual ties could be ma intained by
agreeing upon selected Bible pas sages in
advance and having each family member
read them on the assigned day. The So
ciety was asked by the mother to provide
a list and did SO. The next year, Soc
iety officia Is decided to suggest the
prac tice to others wi tn relatives in the
armed forces and the program subsequently,
grew into worl c1"id &c dimens ons in peace
time.
The program starts with the reading of
the 23rd Psa I'm on Thanksgiving Day and
is highlig GIFTED by the reading of the
Cfri tmas Story from the Gospel of Luke
on Clri S t1nas eve.
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1962-11-19

CAPTAIN J. W. ROBERTS, USN
Comma nding Officer
CDR R. L. STRAUB, USN A D Ak
Executive Officer SUN
Published each Monday for all personnel
on Adak by Special Services. Provisions
for NavExos P-35 (Rev. July So complied
wi tn. Mimeographed at NavSta Adak. Funds
furni shed from non-appropria ted sources
at no cost to the government. Articles
conta ined herein are not to be construed
as repre- senting the official opinion of
the Commanding Officer or the Navy Dep
artment, inasmuch as the Adak Sun is not
an official publica ions.
STAFF
F .W.w CLUER, PM 3oO-NOJ
R. KENNEDY, Yl2, go
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1962-11-19
NV CHIEF OF ARMY CHAPLAIMs

Washington Charles E. Brown Jr.,
the Chief of Army Chaplains, assumed
his duties and promoted to the -
rank of MA or general in ceremonies here
early in November.
Maj. Gen. Brown organized and was the
first pres ident of the Army Chaplain
Board, loA5-Ao. He the second chap
lain to be gradual ted from the Command
and General Staff College, in lo48, and
the first chaplain to be graduate from
the Army War College, in 1852.
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"sMOKEY SCI"
Smokey Sez: as fast as molasses on
hot griddle, if your area has trash,
debris or flammable or combus tible items
in it and not in the approved storage
containers and area; Fire will apread
in your area as fast molasses
hot griddle. So clean up to halt the
spread of a possible fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-27
Falls Church OKs
Water Contract

Falls Church will supply
water to the Town of Vienna
for the next 20 years under
a contract approved by the
City Council last night anc
the Vienna Council last week
Both the Fairfax County
Water Authority and the city
were bidding for the contract
The city has been supplying
Vienna in the past but, accord
ing to Falls Church City Man.
ager Lewis z. Johnston, with
out a "business-like contract
In other business the council
named Mrs. Walter F. Cronir
to fill the unexpired term OF
Mr.. Grant Hilliker on the
Planning Commission. Mrs
Cronin, will serve until Deem
Der 81. She is president of the
city's League of Women Voters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-27
President Names
d to Arts Group

President Kennedy has
named four persons as men,
bers of the advisory committee
on the arts of the National
Cultural Center.
One of the four members is
James B. Carey of 8 Hilltop
road. Silver Spring, vice presi-
dent Of the AFL-CIO.
The other members are Mrs
Virginia Morris Pollak of New
York. co-founder Of the Alva
Studios for museum sculpture
reproductions.
Paul Hamilton Engle of Iowa
City, Iowa. former Rhodes
Scholar and professor of Eng
lish at Iowa State University.
William Dudley Patterson of
Westport, Conn, associate pub
Usher of the Saturday Review.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-27

quested additional workers. In
most cases, he said, the Peace
Corps has been asked TO triple
and quadruple the number OF
men and women already as
signed there. Nigeria, for ex-
ample, has requested 400 addi-
tional teachers.
The President said more
than 10000 Americans have
volunteered for the program.
While the average age is "a
and a half years for men and Is
for women many of them, the
President said, are in their 30s
and 40s and three are in their
COS.
About one-third are women
nurses, home economists, So
cial workers and teachers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-27
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star staff Writer

Representative Bennett i.
Democrat Of Florida, has spon-
sored a bill to permit the Gov
eminent to accept voluntary
overtime service by employees
who desire to contribute their
overtime work without pay.
The measure is being OPP
posed by the AFL-CIO Govern
ment Employees Council. which
declares it could result in Gov
eminent agencies pressuring
employees into working overtime
without compensation under
the guise of voluntary" over
time by the employe.
4 4 II 4
NEPOTISM Representative
Neal Smith, Democrat of Iowa.
has sponsored a bill to pro-
hibit nepotism in Government
as we'll as in Congress.
The measure would prevent
any Government official, men,
Der of Congress or legislative
officer from hiring any relative
or promoting any relative. This
would involve fathers, mothers,
first cousins. wives. uncles,
aunts, sons, daughters, etc.
TWO-STEP PROMOTION
One Of the features Of Presi-
dent Kennedy's pay reform
proposal that is being strongly
supported by Government en-
ployes would guarantee Federal
classified employees on promo
ton an initial cash raise OF
not less than a two-step in
crease Of the grade from which
he is being promoted. Existing
law provides only a one-ster
increase upon promotion.
President Kennedy'S propose
in this regard has already beer
approved as a bill by the House
last year. Congress is consid'
cred certain to approve it thiI
year as part of whatever pay
raise measure it finally adopts
y
SAFE T Y-The President
Conference on Occupations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-27
Neany Hits
Go|dbergview
Or, !, ), Role

BAL HARBOUR, Fla, Feb. q
(AP).-The AFL-CIO midwin.
ter meeting has adjourned or
a note of disagreement with
Secretary Of Labor Goldberg.
Union president George
Meany told a news conference
yesterday at the end of the one.
week session that Mr.. Gold.
berg's stand seems to be thai
the Federal Government has
the right to say what each side
shall do" in collective bargain.
ing activities.
Mr.. Meany referred to q
Chicago speech in which he
said Mr.. Goldberg advocated
increasing the Federal Govern.
ment's intervention role in
labor disputes.
Would Limit Role
THE governments role should
be confined to Cancellation and
mediation" Mr.. Meany de-
clared.
The AFL CLIO Executive
Council at its final session
called on steel companies tc
"step up their social response
bilities" in negotiations for new
contracts with workers. The
council threw full support be-
hind the United Steelworkers
in their bargaining.
Mr.. Meany accused the COM
panies of stalling in the nego-
tiations. There has been nc
progress since the talks began
February IA in Pittsburgh, he
told the news conference.
The council appealed to
Western Hemisphere free labor
unions to urge their govern
ments to suspend trade with
Cuba.
GA Sanctions Asked
1t called on the Organization
of American states to apply
diplomatic and economic sane
tons against Cuba and adopt
effective measures to stop and
roll back the Castro-Commu-