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r r CHURCH CLOSURE THREATENED-Arch- Catholic priests were arrested but freed ibshop of Havana Evclio Diaz has warned after a short time when Archbishop Diaz in he would close every Roman Catholic terceded with Cuban authorities. Here Arch church in Cuba if the government does not bishop Diaz talks with Premier Fidel Castro gurantee freedom of worship. Two Roman in Havana. (UPI Telephoto) Two Guiltv in Manipulations Portland UIPli Earl Corey of Portland and Laurence Smith of Watcrville, Wash., ' were found guilty here Tucs- day night in U.S. Federal Dist rict court in a government wheal storage manipulation Corey, former director of the ' U. S. Department of Agricul ture's Commodity Stabiliza- ' tion Service here, was found guilty of two counts of con- ' spiracy and one count of con flict of interest. Smith, operator of a ware house, was found guilty of , eight counts of false state ments to the Commodity Sta bilization Service here and two counts of conspiracy to defraud the government. A jury of 10 men and two w6men returned a verdict after deliberating almost eight hours.1 Big Three Postpone Nuclear Conference '. Geneva - IUPII The United States, Britain and the So viet Union postponed today's scheduled session of the mara thon nuclear test ban con fcrence until Thursday by mu fual consent. ' Hoover Denounces Religious Bigotry On 86th Birthday New York IUPII Herbert Hoover took the occasion of Jiis 86th birthday anniversary today to voice his disgust at religious bigotry and stntcd it would be "a dreadful idea" to Inject in the presidential cam paign. ' Hoover in 1B28 defeated the first Roman Catholic ever to run tor the United Stales presidency, the Democratic candidate, Alfred E. Smith. This year's Democratic can didate, Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, is the sec. ond Catholic in history to seek the presidency. His Republi can opponent, Vice President Richard M. Nixon, is, like Hoover, a member of the So ciety of Friends (Quaker) Church. Fire in Voice In a news conference held Tuesday with reporters who requested a birthday inter view, Hoover was reminded of the religious sentiment against Smith in that election and asked him how he felt about, the Issue being raised again in the present cam paign. .There was fire In his voice when he replied: "I think It's Tacklei Pile of Medford Regional Edition Stocks Mixed in Moderately Active Early Trading New York - (UI'll - The stock market was mixed and moder ately active in early trading today. Electronics and vending ma chines tacked on the better gains, followed by aircrafts, drugs and camera issues, Kennecott moved up a point in the coppers where Anacon da added around a half. The Congo situation is expected to create some world shortages that domestic producers will be able to make up. American Photocopy added 2 in the cameras, Walt Disney more than a point in the mo tion pictures and Norwich Pharmacal around 2 in the drugs. DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York - IUPII - Dow Jones final itock averaget: 30 industrials 615.S9, up 0.90; 20 railroads 135.24, up 0.57; 15 uiilitiel 93.62, just a dreadful idea. In the 1928 campaign I must have denounced it half a dozen times." He added, however, that the 1928 campaign differed from the present one in that in the Southern states then prohibition was an issue and also they tended to Identify Smith and Tammany Hall." Smith was an anti-prohibitionist in the "wels vs. dry" issue. Glad for Young Generation Hoover would not express himself on political questions other than to say he was glad to see the younger generation taking over and to observe: "You will naturally expect any man who has been hon ored by his party with the presidency to vote the ticket of his party and I have no doubt you will find that also applies to my friend, former President Truman. Asked about the future for America, the former president said: "I don't believe this re public is in its decline and fall. With growing strength and determination, we can influence the expansion of freedom in the world." Morning Mail Tribune Page 2 up u.oJ. ana us iiocki 204.08, up 0.64. Sales Tues day were about 2,700,000 shares compared with 2. 196,000 shares Monday. Tuesday's price on selected stocks: Allied Chemical (xdl Alum Co. Am American Can American Motors AT&T Anaconda Copper ... 54ft 72 '.i 38 V, 20 Vb .. SI "4 .. 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C - Penn HR Radio Corporation Richfield Oil Safeway Sears Shell Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Co. ., Southern Pacific Standard California Standard Indiana (xd) . Standard N. J. (xd) Sun Mines Texas Co Texas Gulf Sulfur Texas Pac Land Trust. . Transamerica Trans World Air - Trl-Contlnental union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines 11. S. Ruhher U. S. Steel Youngstown S Jti T Film Tips Police To Moonshine Still Columbus, Ind. - IUPII - Po lice said today they got a lead on some moonshiners when a loca) druggist devel oped a roll of film and made a print of six men proudly holding up some large bot tles. The druggist notified au thorities who recognized '.he men and looked with suspi cion upon the contents of the bottles. A raid followed and officers found a moonshine still in one of the men's chicken coops. Tank Trailer Fire Hospitalizes Driver Portland - IUPD - Damage was estimated at $20,000 from a two-alarm fire which hospitalized a Portland truck driver and destroyed two gas oline tank trailers and a tractor here Tuesday. The fire occurred at the Morrison Oil Co. Hospitalized was Robert L. Ross. 22, Porlland.with sec ond degree burns on an arm and the back of his neck. The fire began from sparks from a gasoline engine, ac cording to a Portland Fire Department spokesman. PAINT WITH IteatuteTenel Sen. Byrtf Washington - (UPU -Sen. Harry F. Byrd (D-Va.) was reported under heavy pres sure today to make a public declaration in support of the Kennedy-Johnson ticket. He has refused to yield so far, although most . of the other top drawer Democratic leaders in Virginia have en dorsed the national ticket headed by Sen. John F. Ken nedy of Massachusetts. Before the Democratic Na tional Convention last month, Byrd had endorsed Kennedy's running mate, Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, for the Civil Rights Bid Pushed Despite Senate Rejection Washington -(UPD -Republi cans pushed ahead today with their drive for new civil rights legislation despite Sen ate rejection of President Ei senhower's two-pronged rights program. Sen. .Jacob K. Javits (R- N.Y.), undismayed by Tues day's administration setback, planned to introduce legisla tion embodying the civil rights plank of the Republi can platform. Javits also said he would back this up with a resolu tion seeking to change the Senate rules and tighten curbs on filibusters such as those used by Southerners to stall civil rights measures. Resounding GOP Defeat The New Yorker's move to inject the controversial issue back into the post-convention session of Congress followed a resounding GOP defeat .on civil rights. By a 54-28 vole along party lines, the Senate tabled - and thus killed - the President's program which he had recom mended in a special message to Congress Monday. Republicans charged the ac tion showed that the Demo crats had no intention of liv ing up to campaign promises to enact strong rights laws in support of their own liberal platform plank. 4-H NEWS Saddle Tramps The Talent 4-H Horse club, Mt. Wagner Saddle Tramps, have made use of films avail able to them through the 4-H office at the courthouse and actual practice with horses to round out their program for 1960. "Tennessee Walking Horse" was the first film shown to this group by Bill Bagley at the home of Dean and Linda Sommer. Later the films "A Horse and Its Heritage" and "Horse Sense" were shown at the home of Jerri Lee Ramos. The films are in color and we found "Horse Sense" to be very helpful in sofety rules for horsemanship. Mrs. Ramos served refreshments which ended the evening. Members and their leader, William Sommer, cleaned an area where an old sawmill was located at Talent and practices were held July 28 and Aug. 6 to work on Trail horse, horsemanship, and hal ter classes. More practices arc scheduled there before the Jackson county fair which will begin Aug. 13 at the fair grounds. Also an evening of worK on record books will be held before fair time. The Sis-Q Horse club in vited us to a meeting in July and the leader, Mr, Stewart, let us practice with his horse. He helped all of us with judg ing and halter class. Mrs. Stewart served refreshments before we left. Navy Radar Ship To Visit Portland Portland - '.liPn - The USS Interceptor, a U.S. Navy ra dar picket ship, Is scheduled to visit Portland Aug. 26-30, according to Mayor Terry Schrunk. Lt. Cmdr. G. E. Robinson wrote Mayor Schrunk the ship would hold open house during its Portland stop. The ship operates as a sea ward extension unit in the North American Air Defense Command, and will be on pa trol off the Oregon coast for 30 days following the Port land visit. Because meat supplies pro tein, iron and B vitamins, it is helpful in restoring blood losses repairing damaged body tissue, and healing wounds. MEDFORD PAINT and Wallpaper Store ith l Holly Diagonally Acrots from Post Office PHONE SP 2-9321 We Give SIH GREEN STAMPS 1 1 i j j j fir Pressured To Support Kehneayjohnson Ticket presidential nomination. Byrd was vacationing in Switzer land at the time of the nomi nation. Has 'No Comment' , When he returned to Wash ington Monday, Byrd said only that he had "no comment at this time on the coming election." As the chief spokesman for the conservative wing of his party, Byrd has told friends that he is dissatisfied with nearly all of the ultra-liberal platform adopted by the Democratic convention. He also found no comfort in the Republican platform. C0TTCEJ SLIPS 1 37 Rag. 1.98 Fine Sanforized cotton slips with shoulder strap, clasticized at side waistline. Lace or em broidery trim fronts. White. Sizes 4-14. 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