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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1958)
etisive (Believed Proving IHIarmffuD To West MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. Thursday, April 17, 1958 11 By JOSEPH W. GRIGG United Press Correspondent is hurting the West more than the Sputnik successes or the propaganda offer to halt nu clear tests. Its main targets are the "under-developed" and "un committed" countries. Chief among them are the United Arab Republic, India, Afghanistan and Indonesia. Western officials are con vinced the Soviet's main goal is to push their political in fluence in these countries at the West's expense. But Moscow's tireless car petbaggers and aid dispensers are striving to extend it to areas which the West hither to has regarded as its own economic preserves in cluding Latin America, North Africa, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia and newly independent Ghana. Moscow also is working un flaggingly - but with less spectacular results to step up its trade with Western Europe. Finland Increases Exchanges In 1956 this totaled $3,349, 300,000 or 4.1 per cent of Western Europe's total trade. Incomplete figures for 1957 show the percentage last year slipped back to 4 per cent form of long-term credits at more than doubled after orders were placed. Russia reportedly has fallen far be hind schedule in oil deliver ies to Egypt. Offer to Libya Renewed Recently Russia renewed an offer of $28 million in aid to Libya an offer that was rejected two years ago. Re ports reaching Britain last week said more than 100 "Communist bloc" technicians currently are working on con struction of a new port on the Red Sea coast of Yemen. Indonesia has received $110 million worth of econ omic aid from the Soviet bloc in the past two years. Brazil recently received an offer from a Russian trade agency for a $560 million re ciprocal trade and payments plan, although Brazil no longer has diplomatic or trade relations with Russia. The big Soviet commercial mission in Buenos Aires has been dickering with Argen tina for sale of some $40 mil lion worth of railroad equip ment, oil drilling rigs and other industrial goods in ex change for Argentine hides, wool and linseed. Only Finland and Iceland sharply increased their trade with Russia. But 1958 may show -a new upsurge, partly as a result of a new commercial pact just signed by Russia with West Germany, under which trade between the two will be al most doubled this year. The U. S. State Department estimated last January that the Soviet bloc has handed out a total of $1,800,000,000 in the past two years in aid to under-developed countries. Most of this has been in the the extremely low interest rate of 2.5 per cent. By far the biggest chunk, $760 mil lion, went to Egypt and Syria, now the United Arab Repub lic. Egypt's economic tie-up with the Communist bloc, which began in October, 1955, has been full of jokers for the Egyptians. The price of goods shipped to Egypt by the Soviet bloc has jumped 40 per cent within a year. De livery on some machinery has been subject to delays of up to three years and prices London W Soviet Rus sia is stepping up a world wide trade-with-aid offensive which officials here believe between (focduvm and fowled maiteipieceJ Election Planned For Local Jaycees Af Tuesday Meet An election of officers will chenleu RMHVI I i of fyaia SCHiKLET filSIIUEtS CO, 1. T. CIUMED WHISIT. It HOOF, 45X SMII IH1IU SMUU be held at the regular Med- ford Junior Chamber of Com merce meeting Tuesday, April (Russia's Trade-With-A 22. Presidential candidates are Art Van Leeuwen, 1110 West 9th st. and Donald Carlon, 106 Elm st. Other candidates are Cal vin McKibben, 3672 Bursell rd.. Central Point and Charles E. Henry, 349 Lin dero st. Medford, first vice president; John C. 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