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9 SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, February 5, 1958 Economy Due To Resume Climb i Around Mid-Year Washington fCP) Presi dent Eisenhower's top econ omic adviser in testimony published Tuesday predicted j the economy will resume ns upward climb around the middle of the year. The forecast came from Raymond J. Saulnier, chair man of the President's Coun cil of Economic Advisers. Saulnier testified on Jan. 16 before a House "Appropria tions subcommittee consider ing a $375,000 appropriations request to finance the work of his office. At the same time Budget Director Percival P. Brun dage commented that predic tions by government econo mists of when the slump will end range anywhere from im mediately until next fall. Brundage'i estimate is July 1. Will Hasten Day In his own cautious esti mate on the probable date of the upturn, Saulnier said that members of the Economic Council would do everything they could to hasten the day. He said a number of factors suggest renewed economic growth. He said indications are that the decline in busin ess spending for plant expan sion may have touched bot that the worst of the ex port slump is past; that de fense spending will register an upward impact; that house building is about to start up; and that state and local spend ing Is rising. Promotions Listed By District BLM Several recent promotions have been announced by the Medford district of the bu reau of land management. William Donovan, former ataff forester in vhe Medford office, has been transferred to the unit forester post of the northwest unit of the district. The unit is located in north west Josephine county. Jack A. Tompsen, former northwest unit forester, has been transferred to the north east unit. The unit is located In the Butte Falls and Evans' creek areas in Jackson coun ty. Tompsen is now the. senior unit forester on the staff. Dwight L. Putun has been appointed as a temporary staff forester for the Medford of fice, according to Ross Young blood, district forester. Youngblood said the trans fers resulted from the recent promotion of William B'Jore, former unit forester for the Medford northeast unit, to be district forester for the BLM in the Ukiah, Calif., office. Alternative To Coexistence Told Portland OP) Charles A. Sprague, former Oregon gov ernor, said Monday that this country's alternative to coex istence with Russia is "death to one or both" nations. Sprague, publisher of the Oregon Statesman in baiem, spoke at the annual confer ence of Chamber of Com merce managers from Ore gon, Washington and Idaho. He said that "preserving world peace and at the same time saving the institutions we hold dear will tax the talents of our leaders for generations and the intelli gence and spirit of our peo ple." Sprague warned against asking Congress for local fed eral projects which might add to inflation. He said this coun try must maintain its eco nomic strength. "If untimely or improvi dent local demands impair that strength, they weaken our nation for the interna tional competition into which it is now thrust." 1,346 Businesses Issued Licenses City business licenses is sued since Sept. 1 total 1,346, according to City Recorder DarelJ Huson. He said total fees collected amounts to 525,565.26, or slightly more than $19 per license. The total does not in- elude returns mede to hotel, motel and apartment house operators under an amend ment to the license ordinance passed by the council late in August last year. Business firms operating in ' Medford must have a license, Huson said.The fee will be pro-rated to" Sept. 1 this year so firms will not be assessed . for a full year, he explained. Los Angeles (IP) A threat ened strike of 263 pilots against Western Air Lines has been rescheduled for Thurs- day. IS FORCED TO SELL THEIR ENTIRE STOCK RE GARDLESS OF COST OR LOSS! HURRY TO SAVE! 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