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Foreign BEN BELLA THANKED FOR RECOGNITION Algiers - - Holden Roberto, head of the National Front for the Liberation of Angola (FNLA). has thanked Premier Ahmed Ben Bella for Algeria's recognition of the FLNA as the Angolan government-in-exile. GRENADE INJURES THREE ALGERIANS Toulon. France-lllPD-Three Algerians were injured yester day when a grenade was thrown into an Algerian cafe here. Police said the incident stemmed from the continuing quarrel in the Moslem quarter between factions favoring and oppos ing Algerian Premier. Ahmed Ben Bella. , SPAIN ACCUSED OF VIOLATING JUSTICE Paris tUPD The Communist General Workers Union today accused Spain of "violating the fundamentals of justice" in executing two Spaniards for terrorism. The two, Francisco Granados Gala and Joaquin Delgado Marlines, were strangled to death by a medieval garrote during the week end. nrtrru URI.TNr REPORTS The Hague - tUPD - KLM Royal Dutch Airlines today reported a net loss of IS million (M) in the second quarter of 1963. The company's quarterly report showed seat-occupancy during the second quarter of 1963 was 44.7 per cent against 45.5 per cent ior ine Market Closes Narrowly Mixed; Steels Are Firm New York - HJPII - Stocks turned in a narrowly mixed performance today. Steels were fractional and tnr the most Dart firm. Chrys. ler backed off from its high and Ford dipped slightly Chemicals were generally firm but Virginia - Carolina Chemical shaded on news the Justice Department had re quested Socony-Mobil for in formation on a proposed merg er between the two compa nies. Sinclair and Richfield post ed good gains in an otherwise narrow petroleum section, IBM swung widely falling back from its high to finish with a loss. DOW JONES AVERAGES New York - JPtl Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 industrials 717.27, off 1.54; 20 railroads 17S.69. off 0.55: 15 utilities 143.82. off 0.07. and 65 stocks 259.65. off 0.54. Sales Tues day were about 3.86 million shares compared with 3.65 million shares Monday. Tueiday't prices on aelactcd stocks: Allied Chemical 49Ti Altim rn Am . L S4 American Air Lines JS'i American Can i..,,. 43 American Motora IB AT&T .......U31i American Tobacco ......... 27 Anaconda -copper ........... . ik Armco ovy, American Standard 17 Bendlx Corp . Bethlehem Steel 30i Boeing Air 33 'i Cateroillar Corn 431.'. 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Socony Mobil Oil 7 ' Southern Co 53 Southern Pacific 37 Sperry Rand 14' Standard California 88 Standard Indiana . 89 6l.nHB.ri N. J 70' Sun Mines - il't Texaa Co 72 you pay and what you CONGER-MORRIS FUNERAL SERVICE Priced Briefs!? LOSS nri ma vim i " Texas Gulf Sulfur 18 Texaa Pacific Land Trust .... 23j Thlokol .-. 21 Trans America 53 Ts Trans World Air 22 Tri-Conllnental 40i Union Pacific 391a United Aircraft 45 '.i United Air Lines 38 '. U. S. Plywood SB li U. S. Rubber 49 ', U. S. Steel 4B'i United Utilities 38 West Bank Corp 41 i wesungnouse jo Veterans Reminded Of New Insurance Korean conflict veterans who hold GI "RS" insurance policies have only until Sept. 13 to qualify for a special cash dividend by exchanging them for W term policies or converting to permanent insurance, Elmer W, Dona hoo, Jackson county veter ans' service officer, warned today. After Sept. 13, these veter ans may still convert or ex change their policies, Dona hoo said, but they will no longer be eligible for the dividend payment. Only GI insurance policy holders with "RS" insurance that was issued during the period of the Korean conflict are concerned in tms pro gram. On or before Sept. 13, they must: 1, Exchange the "RS" term policy for a "W" term policy, generally costing about one third of what they are now paying; or 2. Convert the "RS" policy to a low-cost permanent plan of insurance. Veterans affected may con tact Donahoo at the Jackson county courthouse, Medford. DOC HERO OF '63 Chicago - mm - A German shepherd named Dutch will receive the 10th annual Ken- L Ration gold medal today as the 1963 dog hero of the year. Dutch, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hawthorne of Troy, Pa., helped save the lives of their children, Hugh, 4, and Gordon, 3, last Oct. 31 when they floundered helplessly in a 12-foot pool. Dutch s barking brought Mrs. Hawthorne on the run, and although pregnant she jumped In the water and pulled both to safety. Subscribers To report Improper or non delivery of the Mall Tribune In Medford, phone Ah Und call at 41fl Bridge it , or Dhone 4fl2-300H; Yreka, phone Victory 2 -28(1 before 6 .45 p.m. daily and 10:30 a m. Sunday. If regular delivery arrives shortly after vou call oleate I notify office, thui eliminating ' anttriail mitaanoer rrviro. no more pay is your Our complete selection of services starts with most reasonable prices. for EVERY family - . 'T:v rV.'L i. A i:-J. Capitol B2L7t7 ti&lS Assembly tt&SS&A LSftWhiteltf , W't, U Area KTM V. PROPOSED Washington, ROUTE OF MARCH This aerial view of D.C., shows tne rights "March on Washington," Negro Leaders Tell Final For Giant March New York - IUPD - Leaders of the Aug. 28 march on Washington issued final plans today for the giant civil rights demonstration and demanded desegregation of all schools this year. Quotes From Los Angeles Evangelist Billy Graham in a sermon on "It is a God-given initinct. Used right, it is a wonderful servant. Used wrong, it is a terrible tyrant." New York From the 12-page manual outlining plans for next week's civil rights march on Washington: "Our bodies numbering over 100,000 will bear witness will lervt historic notict that jobs and freedom are needed now," . Atlanta William Schroder, attorney for Wallace Butts in the letter's $10 million libel suit against the Saturday Eve ning Post: "Killing a man's reputation is worse than death to me. Can you imagine anything worse than to be still alive and attend the funeral of your own reputation?" Hazlcton, Pa. Henry Throne, one of three trapped min ers awaiting rescue: "I could use another shirt. I've had this one on for a week." Goldwater To Avoid Primaries If He Enters Race Washington flJPR Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Arlz.) has said he would be "inclined" to stay out of state primary races, if he decided to make bid for the GOP presiden tial nomination. However, Goldwater said he was not trying to capture the Republican nomination. "At this moment I have no Intention" of running, Gold- water said. In a Question and answer session before a group of col lege students, Goldwater said he liked his Senate Job. The real challenge of gov ernment was in Congress where the will of the people could best be expressed, Gold water said. Favors Demonstration Queried on the civil rights march scheduled for Aug. 28, decision. for Conger-Morris finer - funeral service . . . I Tf J March BtJirZ-V r$Le-2il '' . if -i' t i Hf I! proposed route of the civil which is scheduled for Aug. In a 12 -page organizing manual, the leaders charged that "the southern Democrats came to power by disenfran chising the Negro. They know that semi-slavery for one means semi-slavery for all." the News Inclined Goldwater said he was in fa vor of the Negro demonstra tion. 'I think it's wise if they can control It," he said. He noted that there have been other marches on the capital, admitting, however. that some had been "disaS' trous." But he said the Negro demonstration was going to be controlled by "intelligent, dedicated Negroes who are de tcrmined it will not get out of hand. One of the students asked Goldwater if he had any ob jections to plans for the marchers to use facilities in government buildings, includ ing cots to be set up at Ft. Myer. "No," Goldwater sald.i "these people are taxpayers." Many GOP Southern Votes The Arizona lawmnkrr also said he didn't think it was necessary for Republicans to appeal to the "segregation vote" in the South to win elec tions, and he predicted the Republican party would get six million votes from t h e Southern states in 19G4. On the subject of commu nism, Goldwater said he did not believe the nation could co-exist with a philosophy that is dedicated to its de struction. On the progressive income tax, Goldwater said: "I see no fairness in taxing success ... it denies incentive and destroys ambition." Asked for his opinion of the John Birch Society, Gold water said he could not con demn a group working with in constitutional grounds. He said he had seen no proof that the society had done any thing wrong. TWISTED TO DEATH Wuppertal, Gerinany-iVPD-Heldcmarie Klostcrmann, 17, twisted to death in a Wup pertal cabaret, according to police. Other dancers In the cabaret said the girl danced the twist for hours Sunday night before suddenly falling unconscious. A doctor ruled she died of a heart attache. 28. The marchers will form ana march to the Lincoln Memorial for a series of speeches. on Washington "Our bodies, numbering over 100,000, will bear wit ness - will serve historic no tice - that jobs and freedom are needed now," the manual said. The leaders expect more than 100,000 persons to at tend the rally. Spells Out Demands The booklet spelled out for the first time detailed de mands of the marchers. The demands included: -Withholding federal funds from all programs in which discrimination exists. -Desegregating all school districts in 1963. -Reducing congressi o n a 1 representation of states where citizens are disenfranchised. -Issuing a new executive order banning discrimination in all housing supported by federal funds. -Undertaking a massive federal program to train and place all unemployed workers Negro and white - in mean ingful and dignified jobs. -Instituting a national mini mum wage act that will give all Americans a decent stand ard of living. The leaders said government surveys show that anything less than $2 an hour fails to do this. "Our demonstration - the largest and most significant in the history of Washington - will bear eloquent witness that we do not come to beg or plead for rights denied for centuries. Our massive march will speak out to Congress and the nation with a single voice - for jobs and freedom now," the leaders said. A. Philip Randolph, head of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and chairman of the march, said today William H. Johnson Jr., a Negro New York City policeman, would be the chief marshal. Johnson is president of The Guardian, a Negro fraternal organiza tion of city policemen. There will be 2,000 mar shals to keep order. The of ficial schedule calls for dem onstrators to assemble at the Menu Brighten Wakefield's Split 12-oz. Pkg. Sea Bass Filets Albacore Tuna LING COD Dressed-Heads Off Piece To Bake.... FRYER GIBLETS Washington IJSvg r4 Monument at the Washington Monument (UPI) Plans Washington Monument by 10 a.m., stage twin parades to the Lincoln Memorial at noon and to begin the rally there at 2 p.m. The manual stressed that the demonstration was to be a one-day affair and that all persons were to leave the capital as soon as possible. A nationwide railroad strike is scheduled eight hours after the end of the march. END OF THE ROAD Edinburgh, Tex. . - IUPD -Pablo Jimenez, 33, faced a week in jail and a $50 fine today for the unprecedented crime of driving a cotton picker while drunk. Jimenez told Judge Joe R. Alamia in court Monday he drove the picker four hours, stopping only at bars. His trip ended in a ditch. Highway Patrol man James Billings estimat ed damage to the mechanical picker at $4,000. Rogue Valley Edition Medford MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1963 One Alaska King CRAB LEGS 98G 59c b 29c ib R STEW HENS Cut Up LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS.. 19 25c" FITTS 29 131 West Wallace Plans to Disputed Bills at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. IUPD A 1 a b a m a Gov. George C. Wallace planned today to submit several con troversial civil rights resolu tions to the Southern Gover nors' Conference. New protests marches were scheduled by Negro demon strators. Wallace was to formally submit his ' proposals soon after conference chairman Orval Faubus of Arkansas announced the make-up of the resolutions committee that will consider and prob ably pigeon-hole the touchy resolutions. Most of the IS Deep South and border state governors at the conference have shown no inclination to go along with the scrappy Alabama governor. Then it wouuld be up to Wallace to stage a floor fight Wednesday if he wants to force the resolutions out of committee and onto the floor for a vote. Handling of State Welfare Funds Is Termed 'Honest7 Portland -IUPII- Oregon em ployee welfare and pension administrators have been gen erally honest in their handling of welfare funds, a U. S. De partment of Labor official said Monday. Vincent J. Colan. an assist ant chief of the division of technical assistant to wel fare and pension plans, said the last Labor Department in vestigation revealed no cases of mishandling of funds in the state. Colan was here with two other officials to advise some 300 Oregon administrators in reporting and bonding re quirements of the Welfare and Pension Disclosure act, as amended last year. He said the act is designed to put welfare administrators "into a goldfish bowl" to pre vent abuses. Employee welfare and pen sion plan assets in Oregon total about $60 million, Colan said, compared to $8 billion in New York and about half that figure in California. 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The behind-the-scenes ma neuvering took place while Negroes staged protest marches aimed specifically at Wallace's resolutions and in support of the civil rights moves of West Virginia Gov. W. W. Barron and the Ken nedy administration. The governors scheduled a half-day agenda today, and planned to hold their black tie state dinner tonight. The conference began Sunday and ends Wednesday. Converge On Gates About 100 marchers con verged on the gates of the plush Greenbrier resort Mon day after a three-hour drive from the Charleston- Hunt ington area more than 115 miles to the west. Greeted smilingly by Bar ron, their leaders conferred Floor At Once a year we sell out all our floor models and demonstrators At DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES Don't Wait Supplies Are Limited! HOOVER CONVERTIBLE It Beats, as if Sweeps, os if CI tans (No. 69) $5988 HOOVER CONSTELLATION The canister that offers more of whot you want a cleaner. 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