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    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
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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. Anicker
Jr., 113 Laurel st., Baynard
Gilbert, 615 Oakdale dr., and
John Foster, 238 King st.,
second vice president; Ice
land Carpenter, 929 Mt. Pitt
st. and Richard Lamont, 2234
Roberts rd., treasurer; and
Brian Mullin, route 3, Box
207, and Wallace M. Long,
16 Eastwood dr., secretary.
District Judge James M
Main talked on the adminis
tration of justice in Oregon
during Tuesday's meeting of
the Medford Junior Chamber
Sf Commerce.
Judge Mam, who is a can
didate for circuit judge, Jack
son county, is a member of
the legislative interim com
mittee and chairman of the
trial courts' subcommittee.
He discussed the major prob
lems facing the committee
and possible solution. These
include delay fct tbe appel
late level, problems involved
in the juvenile code, delay in
trial, courts and problems of
, unifoYm traffic law adminis
tration. The committee has held
hearings with charitable, ju
venile, parent-teacher and
traffic safety grouDS to de
termine recommended proce
dures, the district court judge
told the Jaycees.
MacLaren Escapee
Taken af Pendlefon
Pendleton rflPl Police said
16-year-old . boy, arrested
here for excessive motor noise
in a motorcycle, was an
'escapee from the MacLaren
school for boys. The boy was
returned to Woodburn Wed
nesday. Officers said the boy ad
mitted taking a truck near
Woodburn, a motorcycle in
Portland and a wallet con
taining $155 from a Hermis
ton man in his home on Monday.
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