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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
BYE BYE BIRDIE"-AnnMargret sparkles in lively mus
cal spool on the rock-n'-rol set
THE CONDEMNED OF ALTONA"-Sophia Loren encounters
neoNaziism in a weIpayed, weIl-made drama.
"THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY'-Thee brave Disney ami
mails triumph over the Canadian wlds; for the family
LAWRENCE OF ARABIA-Peter 0Toole In of the best
movie spectaces yet superbly photographed dramatic.
THE LEOPARD"-Revoluon In old Sicily, beautiful to see
rich in mood and atmosphere, but pedestrian In plot
"VERTIGO"-James Stewart and Kim Novak in one Of Alfred
Htchcocks slick and suSpensefu mystery yarns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

since the age Of II and hac
been his mistress, was SEN
fenced to three years in prison
Another of her Negro lovers
34-year-old John Edgecombe
is serving seven years for try
ing to shoot her.
Miss Keeler's interview told
of her frequent meetings with
Mr.. Profumo.
She said Comdr. Yevgeny
(Eugene) Ivanov, former as
sistant Naval Attache in Lon
don, was also a friend of mine
at the time I was going with
Jack (Profumo) Comdr
Ivanov is now believed here to
have been an intelligence
agent.
II did see each of them or
the same day on two occa-
sions," Miss Keeler said. Her
roommate at the time said In
the Daily Sketch yesterday that
ION more than one occasion as
Jack left Christine at the flat
Eugene Ivanov, the handsome
young Russian Naval Attache,
walked in"
In his letter or resignation
Mr.. Profumo continued to deny
that any breach of security was
involved.
Laborite leaders claim that
though there is no suggestion
of a security breach, the mat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

ter still is extremely grave be-
cause Mr.. Profumo, the hus-
band of former actress Valerie
Hobson. could have been sub
jected to Soviet blackmail.
Legislators were askinl
whether the Prime Minister
who is head Of the security
services. was aware Of what wal
going on.
Security agents shadoweC
Comdr. Ivanov around thu
clock. They knew Of his affail
with Miss Keeler and presum.
ably knew Of her Relationship
with Mr.. Profumo. Legislators
were anxious to know whether
their findings were reported Il
the Prime Minister and If moi
why not.
If their findings were re-
ported, they wanted to know
why Mr.. Macmillan apparently
did nothing about 1t and
showed his confidence in Mr.
Profumo by sitting alongside
him when he mad his March
% statement to Parliament.
DR.. Stephen Ward, q socialite
osteopath at whose apartment
Christine often met the War
Minister and the Soviet diplo-
mat, said he became disturbed
about the triangular relation
ship and reported it to security
authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07


millan's Conservative govern
ment. The palace decision to
receive Mr.. Profumo had drawn
strong criticism in Parliament.
Tradition requires that retir-
ing ministers report to the
Queen at buckingham Palace
and hand over their seals Of
office. Mr.. Profumo's lawyers
announced he had begged
leave to be excused" and "has
been told that this request has
been granted"
Mr.. Profumo. 48, quit his post
Wednesday. He admitted he
had lied to the House Of Com
mons in an attempt to cover
up an improper relationship
with Christine Keeler, %, who
carried on an affair simultan-
eously with a Soviet naval
attache stationed in London.
In a copyrighted interview
in the Daily Express Miss
Keller said she saw Mr.. Pro-
fumo once or twice a week for
several months in 1861, when
she was 10 and he was as.
Miss Keeler, termed a call
girl in parliamentary debate,
meanwhile watched in Old
Bailey court as a jury convicted
Aloysius Lucky" Gordon, a
Negro jazz singer from Jamaica,
Of beating her April II.
Gordon. who testified that
Miss Keller had been a call girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
Gas, Oil Depletion
Tex Allowance
Goes Untouched

The House Ways and Means
Committee has voted to leave
untouched the 271a per cent
depletion allowance the oil and
gas industry uses to reduce its
income taxes.
The committee. rewriting
President Kennedy's tax reduce
ton and revision bill, turned
down three administration pro-
posals that would have raised
the industry's tax bill by
amounts estimated UP to $3.50
million q year.
The committee decision
leaves out Of the draft bill any
changes In depletion allow
ances on other minerals as we'll
as oil and gas.
. The revisions advocated by
the administration were fought
hard at committee hearings
and elsewhere by industry
spokesman, who said the fl
nancial burden would drastic
ally curtail exploration for pc
troleum in this country and
put American companies oper-
ating abroad at q Gripping
competitive disadvantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

will continue to be available To
patients now using 1t.
DR.. Andrew c. Ivy Of Chicago
said he and DR.. Stevan Durovic,
the inventor of the compound,
were reluctant to file the APP
plication because they felt that
the drug was already a fully
licensed compound under FDA
regulations. The FDA has de-
MED this.
DR.. Ivy told a news confer
ence here today that approx
mately 5000 patients have been
treated. He said about $50. to
IT'S personsA had survived for
four to IL years through the
use of the compound.
Plan for Research
Under a new Food and Drug
Administration regulation. in
terstate distribution of all I'M
licensed drugs will be illegal
tomorrow if applications for
experimental status are not
filed by midnight tonight.
These applications must con-
tain a research plan for safe
guarded studies of the drugs so
their merits can be appraised.
The manufacturers Of up to
about 1000 drugs must meet
the deadline. But Krebiozen's
application was the only one
brought to public attention.
This attention followed visits
to Washington by persons who
believe the drug is holding
their cancers in control-"like
insulin for diabetes"
The group picketed the White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

House, met with congressman
and then waited in Washing
ton to see If DR.. Durovic and
the drugs manufacturer, Pro-
max Laboratories, Inc, would
meet the deadline.
The plans must be submitted
for review by a group headed
by DR.. Frances o. Kelsey, whose
battle against thalidomide in
spired the approval Of the new
regulations.
Krebiozen has remained an
experimental drug" for IL
years. Invented by DR.. Duro-
vic. a former medic in the
Yugoslav Royal Army, who
emigrated to Chicago, the drug
has no backing from any of
the national organizations that
have studied it.
The American Cancer So
ciety and the Governments
National Cancer Institute say
in public that the drug is SIM
ply improved" After IL years,
they say, the hackers of the
drug have not been able to de-
velop convincing evidence Of
its effectiveness.
FDA's new regulations are
designed to keep watch on the
use Of experimental drugs. q
classification for drugs that
are being tested prior to an
application for full licensing.
The FDA says that, before
the new regulations, some
firms sold questionable prod
ucts under the experimental
exemption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
Krebiozen Makers File
For FDA Use Permit
BY WILLIAM GRIGG
Star Staff Writer

An application for the experimental use Of the anti
cancer" compound called Krebozen filed with the Food
and Drug Administration this morning the drugs developers
said today.
The filing meets deadline of midnight tonight and
thus assure least for the time being that Krebozen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
Queen Excuses Profumo
From Final Audience

LONDON June (AP)-John Profumo British War
Minister who resigned after admitting affair with red
haired party girl today begged off from traditional final
audience with Queen Elizabeth H.
The Queen agreed and thus removed from involvement
the political storm swirlng Prime Minister Mac
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13

winners of the "40O-Bushel
Club"
John Harris, head of horti-
cultural extension service at
N. G. State College, will pre-
sent "40O-BuShcl Club" ccrti-
ficatcs to all growers who
made 400 bushels Of No. / po-
tdtOeS per acre.
A day-lOng program on all
phases Of the industry has
been planned with +. f. Cod
win Of Dunn. president Of the
Sweet Potato Association. and
II. X. Corbett of Wilmington.
president Of the N. {. Yam
Association. presiding.
A panel discussion on var
ietieS will feature sweet pota-
to shipper James Bardin. Will
son; professor Jimmy Carroll,
Tabor City: grower Edwin
Beamon. GoltlsboTo: and breed
or Daniel Pope. of State Col
iege.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
New Tobacco Growers Croup
Plans Countrywide Meefinq

y newly formed tobacco
growers organization concern
ca with the critical tobacco
situation has invited all CO.
lumbus tobacco growers to u
meeting Monday. Feb. IL, in
the Agriculture Building in
Whitevillc at 100 y. m.
The Flue-CurCd Tobacco
Growers Association. Inc, org
anlzcd in the wake of rising
concern for the future of the
tobacco irduStrN. has invited
turncy Todd. plant p1thloog-
isl OF N. G. State College. to
speak on the SUBJECT IF The
Tobacco Farmers Dream.
The critical situation con
fronting tobacco farmers ne
cCsSitatcs strong organization
Nearly IS per cent Of the ne.
income of Columbus farmers
comes from tobacco" spok-
esman for the new group said.
AT Mondays meeting, Todd
VIII compare the present to-
bacco situation with the situa-
ton IN 1870 and will give a
sci'ut'ic projection Of what
inc status vi the tobacco in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
N. {. Yul1, Groups
TO Hold Meefinq

Thursday may be Valentines
Day on the calendar. but in
Goldsboro il will be Yam Day.
Sweet potato men from all
over North Carolina will
gather in GoldSboro Feb. Ia
loi the joint-annual meeting
OF the three associations re-
preventative of the sweet po-
lato interests in North Caro-
lima.
The three groups the
North Carolina Sweet Potato
Association. the North Caro-
INA Yam Association. and the
Worth Carolina Certified Sweet
Potato Seed Growers Associa-
uon--will meet to discuss
everything from seed through
selling"
DR.. II. Brooks James. dean
oi the school Of agriculture OF
North Carolina State College,
VIII present plaques to area
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
AnotherIndustry
Plans Interview
In Tobor City

Tabor City industry hunters
were on the go again last week
VISITING u nationally known
New York firm which has
SHOWN interest in locating 4
plant IN Tabor City.
jimmy DicuS, a Merchants
association director, and Al
whitehead. executive secret
airy at the Merrirares 1.ssbcia-
p"n. lc,t ...Si Friday Cor New
York u six with officials of
o. w"men's and childrcn's
knitwear industry, ana were
told that the firm would send
engineers Ia Tabor City in a.
bout two weeks To interview
prospective employees who
nave applied for industrial
jobs.
DicuS and Whitehead also
met with representatives of
this independent engineering
firm To discuss plans for mt
>fVlcwIns some 200 local Job
applicants from the Tabor
City area.
The industry's decision to
locate i'll Tabor City will hinge
on the report and recommend
atoms made by the engineer
ing firm As To the availability
OF labor in the area. and other
factors.
Should the industry decid.
To locate here, il would occupy
q 10000 square foot building
and employ between. 300 and
800 people.
We strongly urge that all
people interested in an indust-
rial job, whether they have
experience or not. 10 attend
the meeting with the indust-
rvs engineering firm. We Will
announce the date and time
Of the meeting in the near
future d spokesman for the
Tabor City Merchants Assoc
citation, said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
Revival Series
For March Ord

LoriS Methodist Church will
conduct u SiX-day revival. be-
ginning March 3. with tie Rev.
Reuben Marl0wr as the guest
minister.
The Rev. Dan Montgomery,
pastor of the church. issued q
cordial invitation t. one and
al! 10 attend AMI participate in
the weck'c services.
The Rev. Mr.. MarlDwc is
pastor of Trinity Methodist
church, Greer. ). G. He is a
native of the Twin City Com
muniiy. having graduated
from Tabor City High School.
He attended Asbury College
and Gambler School of ThepIo-
gy at Emory University.
Services will be held thrO-
ugh Friday, March S. Mr..
Montgomery said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
AL WHITEHEAD
Selling A Town
Is a Busy Life
By Ray Wicker

Selling town will sure
Keep you on the 60"
These were the words of Al
Whitehead. executive secret
AIRY of the Tabor City Mcrch-
ants Association. who has
been selling TABOR City for "a
little over a year.
Since coming here on Jau.
], 1862. Al has Travelled thuus-
andS Of miles. made thousands
of phone calls, and talked with
people by the thousands.
The first couple of months
III Tabor City were pretty
hectic between leaning q new
job and building q now house,
but ! mad excellent coOpera-
ton from the directors Of the
merchants association, and
from Ken Lowell. who spent
considerable time and effort
helping me adjust to the Job"
Al recalls.
First Big Job
AIS first big Job in his new
post was trip 10 Miami. Fla.
Another Al, AL Williams and
M Whitehead took off for Mi
Continued On PogC -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
County Police
Hit State Line
A Double Blow

Horny County Police have
taken two more steps toward
cleaning up the State Line
just below Tabor City.
Warrants were served this
past week on Eloise and
Jugs WaddeIl charging them
with operating a public nuis-
apce AT The Green Door,
state Line night spot.
Following up similar war
rants served earlier on Earl
Edwards and Maggie Todd
in connection with the opcr-
alton of The Casino Inn on
the State Line. county police
recently served them with
an injunction forbidding
future operation of the place.
The injunction was signed
by Judge Morrison Of Geo
rgctown I'm General Sessions
Court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
Fowler Receives
MAN Of Year"
lnsuronceAword

G. Garland Fowler, General
Agent, has been named MAN
Of the Year" for the ATLANTIC
Life Division of Southeastern
Life Insurance Company. Vice
President Ben p. Denman.
Gu. announced today.
The award, the firms high
est. is given annually 10 the
!ieid representative with the
superior record in sales. prem
ium income and quality bust
ness. \ SiX-time winner OF This
top award. Nj. Fowler has al
so won the Challenger Award
on two different occasions. has
qualified - q member q: tn
Million Dollar Round Table
arG has ""n the National
Quality Award Tor several
Yeas During his % years
with the company. he has won
every major award offered by
the company. and was among
the first TO qualify for the
cCmpany's 1863 Miami Con-
Continued On Poge 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
American Foods Inc. Seeks
To Double Its Facilities Here

American Foods. Inc. the
nationally known firm that
made strawberry marketing
history last season. mas askct;
mat their preceding facilities
III Tabor City be doubled for
this springs strawberry selling.
Joe Ccrniglia. president of
uhe company. discussed tl!e
possibility 81 the expansion of
the facilities with W. A. CAD
Williams. owner az the prop
crty, this week and nesotia-
ions are now going on be-
tween the two parties over the
proposal.
The vast quantity of berries
Drought 10 Tabor city last
wear, afrer Two Years in which
no market was available ll..s
Tabor. pointed up the need
fer greater preceding space.
Cerniglia indicated last year
that he would need more space
for the go season.
The inaugural season for A
merican Foods in Tabor City
In 1862 saw the greatest mark
citing season for berries in two
decades. The project was orig
inally promoted by the Merch-
ants Association and approved
t" be highly satisfactory to the
community, the farmers and
American Foods.
II marked a new concept III
berry marketing in this area
III that American Foods does
not operate All auction marker.
Ferries are consigned To A.
merican Foods which in turn
markets the strawberries. de-
ducts a percentage for hand
ling ana imburseS the grower
Tor the selling price, less the
commission.
Farmers of the area gener-
ally expressed great satisfac-
ton with American Foods last
year and considerably greater
quantities of berries are ex-
pected to be handled by the
firm this year.
Reports indicate that the
berry acreage III Horny and
Columbus has expanded con-
siderably since last season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13

dusiry will probably be in
1880.
The Flue-Cured Tobacco
Growers Association has spread
throughout the flue-cured to-
bacco belt since its recen;
organization.
The Columbus branch Of the
organization named the fol-
lowing officers two weeks ago:
IL. ii. Collier, Whitevillc, pres
ident; Billy Hooks, Whiteville.
Nice-preSident; Hugh Williams
Clarendon. secretary: and Bill
~ Freedman. Whitevillc, trea-
Surer
Five directors were also
named. They are: Bobby Jor-
can. and Elbert White. both
of Whitevilic: p. c.. Sutton.
Like Waccamaw: Erwin Er2o,
Fair Bluff; and Ralph Jolly.
Tabor City.
The associations bylaws
state that the organization was
founded for the purpose Of
giving the tobacco grower o
voice in the tobacco industry.
70 promote the welfare of the
tobacco grower, to promote
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13

nl more than 6.G00 square feet
Tor parking ana moving of
postal Vehicles" Lennon said.
Congressman Lennon said
the building will be construct
co under the Post Ofiic, De-
rartmcntS Lease Construction
Program. which utillznS tho
!CS"tirccS and investment
uhdS ri private enterprise for
The needed postal bulldogs.
The Departments capi.al
investment will be limited to
postal equipment. The build
ny vii! remain under private
ownership while lr"$Cd 10 ihc
fS"rrni Government and the
"Wher will pay local zeal
estate taxes" Lennon said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
Protect Cotton
Allotment,
Formers Told

ID" you want Ia naintain
your cotton history and alIot-
mcnt?
This. according to CLYDE
Wayne. Chairman Columbus
County Agricultural Stabilize
non and Conservation Com
mittce. Is an important cucs-
ton which every tanner should
ask himself withirt the next
' fcMb-wCckS. l I.
a l""r e., IN ..iiotl'STt
whi b Ei.eI 81, following
year Mhrc the rarmcr fails -
plant a, least * percent Of
III! allotment OF where he fails
I" release his allotment to the
ASC county committee.
For farmers who plan 10
plant their allotmentS. 40 ac-
ton is needed.
However. whore the farmer
knows that he will not plant
20 percent of his allotment,
he can help himself and at the
same time help other farmers
IN the county by releasing this
allotment for reaDpuriiOnmcnt.
II the cotton allotment is re-
leased TO the county commit
tee. tins preserves not only the
individual farmers planting
history. but the planting hist
DRY of the comfy md the
State. This prevents loss Of al
lotmCnt to Individual counties
and I" the State Of North Car
Gina.
Wayne urged farmers who
know now tina, their allotment
Will not be planted To visit
their local ASCS Office n
Whitcvilic and preserve their
history by releasing their al
l"tm"nt for use by other cot
ton farmers.
The G,adlinc date for ac-
Ccptancc of this released acre
age by the county committee
- Friday, March Is. However,
farmers who know now that
they will not plant - percent
of their cotton allotment
should take this releasing ac-
ton early in order that the
county committee will have
sufficient time To see that this
acreage is used in the county.
Applications for rCappOrtioncd
cotton will be- accepted thro-
ugh March /.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
Six County Students
Get Academic Honor

The names Of six Columbus
County students were on three
lists of students at East Caro-
INA College who have rCcciV-
ed official recognition bccuusc
Il their excellent records ~
academic work during the fail
quarter.
On the Deans List from the
county were: PATS Ann Col
Her. Tabor City; and Leroy
Ward. Nakina.
|, County students ON the hon-
'"r roll were Helen Ann HOllo-
man. Evergreen: Polly Jcn-
hcttr Imam. Whitcvillc: Jim
my Ward Spivcy, Tabor City;
and Sharon l.. Stephens. Chad
Uourn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
Fifth-wuII St. Site Picked
For New Tabor Posi- Office

y site for Il new post Drr;C.
building in Tabor CITY has
H"~ selected according 10 an
announcement mad" in WASH
Ih@t"n. ID. &. Tuesday bv the
L. ,. Post Office Department.
In a telegram To- the Tabor
City Tribune. Congressman
4 Alton Lennon said that poStsl
'ii1cialS had selected property
Consisting OF $4,000 so,u,I.e
feet located at tho southeast
corner of East Fifth and Wall
streets as the site iur tho u,W
posi- office building.
The property is owncd by
Paul Rogers. Sr.
In an earlier statement Con-
FRESHMAN Lennon stated thai
III" new air-cuIIditiohcd build
'ns rs designed To- gerry out
IN" Post OffiSe Departments
objective of providing newly
constructed postal units where
thcN are most urgently need
cd IN the interest OF more Ell
ilci"nt postal service and i'm
proved working conditions for
postal employees"
Ihc construction program
Is being concentrated in those
areas where the meow is urg-
|'ni and suitable space cannot
d" obtained except Trough
new construction.
preliminary plans call for
approximately 1000 square
iert of floor space. and an area
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
Grain Acreage Cut
On PSI Local Farms
For Price Supports

The Signup to participate i'm
the 1863 Feed Program began
February /. and will continue
through March %. Advance
payments totaling S46,4s2. &c
for 25l farms were made the
first three days of the signup.
In order to participate a
minimum acreage equal to 20Tc
of the Feed Grain Base on a
farm must be diverted (taken
out Of production). Maximum
acreage that can be diverted
on any farm is 4O% of the
Feed Grain Base or IS acres,
whichever is larger.
Participation is necessary TO
establish eligibility for price
support on feed grains and for
eligibility for farm storage ia
cility and drying equipment
loans. For complete details
contact your local ASCS office
IN Whitevillc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13
Heart Fund Seeks
Merchants Aid

Mrs. J. A. HGrlCckcr. CO.
Chairman of The 1863 firarl
Fund drive announced today
that fund drive workers would
b" calling ON local INGREDIENTS
Tor contributions within the
next week.
The response 10 the call
for Contributions has been
very successful thus far" Mrs.
HcrlOCkcr said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13

school in 1856 and crsc. ated
in 1859.
Bill has been IA mer1n.r Of
the Tabor City Jaycers for
three years, and has served as
Tn" clubs president. He is cur
rently serving as State Jtvcca
Traffic Safety Chairman.
Charles Lennon. this vars
Outstanding Young f'a.n rrr.
farms some 1880 acres in the
western Prong community
ana MAS recently rccocni1rd
by Progressive Farmer maya
zinc.
lie carries on general farm
ing with good program OF
management and diversified
ton Robert Dale Imam said
IN making the presentation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-13

new award for the Tabo" City
JaycceS. went u Jimmy Dicus
Tor ms outstanding work in
promoting the town "r TABOR
CITY, aiding in securing new
industry. ana for his work
with Merchants Association
projects. Ben NeSnith. 81. and
W. Horace Carter rcr"ivrc:
honorable mention for .li;s a.
ward.
Rogers. native al Tabor City,
Attcnd"d high school here, end
graduates from Wake Pores;
College in 1855. He entered
The Amy in l9O55 SERVING six
months. and he is curt,nll,
commander OF the Army Re-
serve Unit in Whitcvilic. Hill
entered Wake Forest law