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HAPPY MEETING In an unusual photo, two sister in
fnmily and in church, met after 40 years apart at the San
Francisco airport as Sister Kevin, right, emhraces Sister
Kieran. Sister Kevin left Ireland in 11100 for the Sisters of
Jlercy In Dallas, Tex. Sister Kieran lias been with the Sis
ters of Mercy in Auckland, New Zealand. After spending
neveral days in San Francisco, the nuns will fly to Ireland
to spend some lime with their brother, Pat, wealthy Drogheda
cattleman who is financing the reunion. (UPI Telcphoto)
Business Census
Reports on Reiai!
Trade Available
Reserve Officers to
Meet on May 16
The Rogue River chapter of
the Reserve Officers nssnrta-
tion will hold a meeting at the
Nikita Expected to
Demand Yanks Quit
Overseas Bases
Br CHARLES COHDDHT
Washington -d'Pli- Nikita 8
Khrushchev can be counted
on to go to the summit de
manding that Americans go
home from their overseas mil
itary bases.
Getting the bases dismantled
has been long-time, consum
ing aim of Kremlin policy.
Prime Goal
It Is a prime goal of all
Soviet disarmament proposals.
It underlies political maneu
vering to divide America and
its Allies. Country after coun
try has been threatened with
dire consequences for having
U. S. bases on its soil.
U.S. overseas bases encircle
the Communist empire. Their
mission is to deter aggression
and to have U.S. forces in ad
vantageous positions to wage
war if necessary.
The bases are anchor points
for a ring of men and missiles,
aircraft and ships that con
front Russian military plan
ners no matter what direction
they look. They are vital links
holding together global alli
ances. They mean that Amer
icans will be present or can
arrive quickly at any point of
aggression.
More than 730.000 Ameri
can military men, from rifle
men on the "front lines" to
crews of hydrogen bombers
poised on runways, are based
outside the United States. An
other 65,000 are afloat with
Crane Hifs Line;
Man Electrocuted
Portland-lPI)-A superinten
dent of a Portland construc
tion crew was electrocuted
Thursday when the boom of
the crane he was operating
struck a high-voltage power
line.
Killed was William Ray
mond Wilson, 42.
Carl E. Rudell, 32, Gresh-
am, suffered severe foot burns
and body abrasions from the
accident. He was treated and
released from Portland Sani
tarium. The two were operating a
crane that was lifting pre-fab-
the Kavj's 8th and 7th fleets.
Bases for Defense
Theltnited States ha. taken
the position at the Geneve dis
armament conference that the
overseas bases are for defense
of America and its Allies,
were welcomed by the nations
where they were established,
and would be abandoned
promptly if the time ever
came when they were not
needed for defense.
The Russians, obviously, see
the bases as frustrating their
aggresive aims which would
be reason enough for their
persistent effort to get them
dismantled. They also, illog
ical as it may seem to Amer
icans, consider the bases as
springboards for attack on the
Soviet Union.
Escorted
RAIL
JOUR
Spend three
weeks seeing the
fabulous land south
of the border !
Travel by Pullman
direct to Mexico
City on Random's
ipecial all-lightweight
streamlined tram I
SeeZacatecas,
Mexico City,'
Xochimilco.
Taxco, Cuernavaca,
Acapulco, Guadalajara,
t Ian, Guaymas and
many other world
famous cities by
private motorcoach!
Tour departs
June 4 from
Portland. All
inclusive prices
start at $602,
including rail
and hotel accommodations,
meals and
sightseeing.
USAR Reserve center 33 rjl.atpd wau, (or buiinin(! on
worm uiversiae ave., wion- the Powell-Vill shopping cen-
liiiy, lYitiy it), tti o (J. in. iviitj
Business census reports on
retail trade, wholesale trade,
and selected services are
available through the U. S.
department of commerce, ac
cording to Jjon McNeil, man
ager of Medford Chamber of
Commerce.
"Many business firms are
still unaware that these pub
lications by the United States
department of commerce may
be purchased at nominal cost
as important tools In deter
mining future courses of busi
ness action," he said.
For example, he continued,
wholesale trade In Jackson
county has continued to ex
pand at a rate consistant with
general population increase In
southern Oregon and northern
California during the last four
years.
Compare Figures
A review of the 1954 busi
ness census figures compared
with those of 1D5B indicates
fin 11 per cent increase in
the number of wholesale es
tablishments for Jackson
county. The 128 firms doing
business todny account for a
total volume" of $83,093,000.
he said.
" According to these figures.
Jackson county continues
third in the slate for whole
sale volume. Multnomah Is
first with $2,203. 877.000;
Lane county next with $203,
254,000; followed hy Jackson
county's $83 million. Marion
county is fourth with $77,
163.000. Another report Is the 1958
eensus of manufacturers giv
mg general statistics by manu
facture. These results may he
compared with the 1954 busi
ness census which may be of
Interest to loral firms consid
ering expansion posihililies
Cooperative Office
The Medford chamber has
served for five years as a co
operative office with the
Vnited States department of
commerce field service, 520
Southwest Morrison St., Port
land 4.
A file Is maintained in the
Chamber office with a com
plete record of statistical re
Views and reporls available
Inr study by Inc.il business
firms. Those interotcd in use
ful information may stop hy
the fiiamber office to study
the kinds of data available,
cr may write the United
States field office in Portland
for a catalog of reports and
nominal charges.
" "The business census," Mc
Ve)l said, "should In no v, ay
be confused with the current
population census now In
torogress." The latter is taken
Unce every tl) years. Business
census reporls are oftener,
based upon Information from
Gen. J. H. Hicks will speak
on the aspects pf civil defense.
All officers and former of
ficers of all branches of serv
ice are encouraged to attend.
Refreshments will be served.
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