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TRIftUNE, MdforJ, Oregon, Thursday, July 24, 1958
Business to Increase,
Credit Conference Told
Retail1 sales are on the in-
cree with all signs pointing
toward an increase in busi
ness volume, according to
Vern R. Bacon, manager of
the Credit Bu?eau of Medford,
Inc.
Bacon attended the 44th an
nual International Consumer
CiQUt conference in Los An
jjeles earlier this week.
' He said there was a wave
of optimism among the dele
gates. In a survey taken by
John W. Luhring, vice presi
dent of the Union Bank, Los
Angel, delegates indicated
they expected prices to re
main fairly steady and no
sharp chanae was predicted
for the best of the year as far
as retail Inventories are con
cern. Improvement in Volume
"ImprovemeiSt in the vol
ume of retail sales and con
signer credit buying was fore
ct by nearly 90 per cent of
the conference delegates,"
Luhring said. "They also re
ported retail trade improved
(ince May 1. Opinions were
based on the assumption that
no major international devel
opment would take place dur
O ing tile balance of the year,"
Bac&i reported Luhring as
3 saying. o
Those participa4ing in the
survey were divided as to
whether or not the general
easing of credit had had a sti
mulating effect on their sales,
he said.
"Western delegates report
ed materially greater im
provement in sales during re
cent months than did dele
gates from other parts of the
nations. Westerners were like
wise more optimistic about
the outlook for both retailing
and consumer credit buying
than those from the east and
middle west. The middle west
delegates held more optimis
tic views than did those from
the east," Luhring reported.
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NAMED TO POST Mrs
Irene Childs, above, who has
been an employee of the Jack
son County Federal Savings
and Loan association since
January, 1954, has been ap-
pointed assistant secretary
and manager of the savings
department. She lives at 823
North 1 Central ave. M r s.
Childs, who attended school
in Klamath Falls, moved to
Medford in 1948. She former
ly was employed at the T. J
Hight Agency prior to accept
ing a position with the loan
association.
Brainerd"s Photo).
Man Who Helped
MacArthur Escape
Stricken at Sea
Honolulu (UPD The man
who helped Gen. Douglas
MacArthur escape from the
Philippines during World War
II underwent emergency med
ical care today on a ship in
the Pacific.
Capt. John D. Bulkeley, 47,
now skipper 'of the fleet oiler
Tolovana, suffered internal
hemorrhages Tuesday while
his ship was sailing northwest
of Hawaii.
The Tolovana arranged a
rendezvous at sea with the
military transport Gaffey 467
miles southeast of Midway Is
land Wednesday morning to
place Bulkeley under the care
of the Gaffey's doctor.
To Be Transferred
Bulkeley was expected to
be transferrd to a small boat
off the Midway channel mark
er sometime today for further
treatment at Midway.
When World War II started,
Bulkeley was in command of
Motor Torpedo Boat Squad
ron 111 in the Philippines. He
later wrote a book about his
experences, which he called
"They Were Expendable."
It was one of his boats that
carried MacArthur from Cor
regidor to Australia when it
became apparent that the
Philippines were lost.
Bulkeley received a Con
gressional Medal of Honor for
his exploits during the early
days of the war.
Parade Entries
Not Restricted
Cave Junction Parade en
tries and concessions for the
21st annual three-day Jubilee
celebration is not restricted to
the Illinois valley merchants
and organizations, according
to parade chairman Art Kel
lert, and Dr. William Stem,
concessions Chairman.
Dr. Stem reports he has re
ceived requests for informa
tion from interested parties in
Medford. Anyone desiring to
participate in the events is to
contact either of the men or
write one of the local vete
rans organizations.
Ed Cook of Kerby was ap
pointed chairman of the log
ging contests which will in
clude bucking, log rolling and
tree climbing. Mervyn Hogan
is in charge of the tug-of-war
to be stapd between the log
gers and the volunteer fire
men. The contest for Queen of
the Jubilee is still open to
entrfts, girls are to register at
Hazel's Dress Shop. Karen
Berkner, one of the contest
ants has withdrawn from the
race sSce her family has
moved. This leaves only four
contestants. ,
Each sterans organization
has appointed two directors to
form e Illinois Valley Ju
bilee association which will be
a permanent board to plan
and organize the Jubilee each
year. It is the function of this
board to elect officers for the
association, and to appoint all
committees.
Too Many Talks
Already Scheduled
London- (UPD Diplomatic
sources said today a summit
conference in New York next
Monday appeared impossible.
Too many high level diplo
matic conferences are already
scheduled.
One of the main diplomatic
meetings which would make
a quick summit meeting im
possible was the meeting of
the Baghdad Pact prime min
isters minus Iraq in Lon
don Monday through Thurs
day. Secretary of State John
Foster Dulles is to arrive in
London Sunday for talks with
the British leaders and the
premiers of Iran, Turkey and
Pakistan, the remaining Bagh
dad Pact members.
NATO's foreign ministers
also are expected to meet in
Paris next week to align
Western policy for the pro
jected summit talks. And
Dulles is expected to fly to
Bonn sometime during the
week for talks with West
Germany.
Schrunk Comments on
City Jail Policy
Portland (UPD Mayor Ter
ry Schrunk had this comment
Wednesday on the new policy
at the city jail which brought
complaints from non-working
prisoners because they got
only soup for the noon meal:
"It should be strictly un
derstood that the city of Port
land is not running a country
club and prisoners are not
running our jails."
Woman Injured
In Wilderness
As Horse Rears
Denver (UPD A 38-year-old
woman, nand-carried out of
rugged Wyoming wilderness
after a horse reared and
threw her in a painful pack
trip accident, was recovering
in St. Luke's hospital here to
day.
Doctors said Mrs. Mary
Huffman, Bassett, Neb., suf
fered a broken hip and, shock
wnen sne was tnrown rues
day while on a pack trip with
her husband and another
couple 25 miles southwest of
Pinedale, Wyo. ,
In Good Condition
Hospital attendants said
Mrs. Huffman was in "good"
condition but that her hip
would not be set until she had
rested. They said she would
be in the hospital about a
week or 10 days.
She was brought out of the
rough terrain on a stretcher
late Wednesdayafter attempts
to rescue her by helicopter
failed.
A dozen men started up the
mountain from Boulder Lake
Ranch just before noon
Wednesday and carried her
on a litter cowboys had fash
ioned from heavy canvas and
tree limbs to a point three, or
four miles away, where they
were met by a larger rescue
party.
The first leg of the trip took
five hours.
Three hours later, after
Mrs. Huffman was transferred
to a metal ambulance stretch
er, the party arrived at a road
where she was driven to Pine
dale Airport and flown to
Denver.
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FALLEN PREMIER Ex-Iraqi Premier Fadha Jamali,
w ho also served as bis country's delegate to the UN, is
shown under guard in prison at Baghdad. He was be
lieved dead until he was shown on television in a press
conference at the prison. Jamali is accused of stealing
Irom the government and helping foreigners to exploit
Iraq.
District Engineer,
Successor Honored
Portland (UPD Col. Jack
son Graham, Portland district
Army engineer who is being
assigned to the National War
College, and his successor,
Col. Walter L. Winegar, were
honored at a dinner Wednes
day night. Col. Winegar for
merly was in the office of the
deputy chief of staff for mill
tary operations in Washing'
ton, D.C.
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Walking Tourist Arrives in CJ
Cave Junction John Slahl,
a 76-year-old walking tourist,
stopped for a two-day rest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jiggs Morris Monday.
Stahl left Sacramento,
May 26 and has covered 600
miles on his current walking
tour through the northern
California counties, cutting
from Dorris through Keno
and crossing to Happy Camp.
When he stopped at the Mor
ris gate Monday evening, he
had just come down about 25
miles from the Happy Camp
guard station.
Mrs. Morris said she was
startled to find an elderly,
white haired, white bearded
spotlessly clean gentleman at
her gate asking for rest. Stahl
produced his credentials sign
ed by the Governor of Cali
fornia and an autograph book
signed by all who had given
him a resting place.
Stahl started his walking
tours in 1939 arid has covered
more than 13,000 miles in
this country and in South
America. He makes his home
with a brother at Redwood
Dulles Invited To
Rio University
Rio De Janeiro (UPD Stu
dents of Rio's Catholic Univer
sity Wednesday invited U. S.
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles to visit the university
during his scheduled three
day stay here beginning Aug.
5. The students rejected a call
by the National Students Un
ion to demonstrate against
Dulles.
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he cares todo in one day.
When he arrived, he was fair
ly exhausted and his feet were
sore. But even under these
conditions, he accepts no rides
along the way.
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