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ROSE-BURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, 0RE6QN, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1944.
Alcohol Project
At Springfield
Receives Setback
WASHINGTON, April 13
(AP)- The proposed alcohol-fiom-wood-waste
plant at Sprintf
field. Ore, was rejected yester
day by the War Production board
requirements committee because
o( scarce manpower and mate
rial. Construction of the Springfield
plant, which would have been fi
nanced by the government and
operated by the Willamette Val
ley Wood Chemical company,
was recommended recently by
WPB's chemical bureau.
"In view of manpower and ma
terials shortages," WPB officials
announced, "the construction of
additional new facilities for the
production of alcohol cannot be
justified at the present time."
WPB also turned down a propos
al for an alcohol-from-swect po
tatoes plant at Clewlston, Fla.
The decision does not effect an
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Industrial alcohol plant approved
last month for Belllngham,
Wash.
SALEM, Ore., April 13 (AP)
Governor Snell today urged
War Production Board Chairman
Donald M. Nelson to approve the
prooosed aleohol-from-wood plant
al Eugene, which has been reject
ed by the WPB's war require
ments committee because of a
shortage In materials and man
power. The governor's telegram said:
"Strongly urge favorable con
sideration Eugene alcohol-from-wood
plant. ' local arrangements
fully completed and manpower
clearance obtained. As you. well
know, this production vital to
war effort and presents favor
able long range possibilities post
war period. Surely war require
ments committee misunderstood
oroposal or were not in posses
sion all pertinent facts. Respect
fully urge your personal atten
tion this Important matter."
Glendale
GLENDALE Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Craddock of Richmond,
Calif., former Glendale residents,
announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Janet Irene, born Sunday,
April 9, weight five pounds five
ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sether and
daughter, Patsy, of Mcdford,
spent the Easter weekend at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Clara
Sether, of Glendale.
I). S. Sticking To
War Aims, State
Dept. Aide Assures
NEW YORK, April 13. (API
Assistant Secretary of State
Bt-cckeni'idge Long says the
American people may rest assur
ed their government will stick to
its present war alms.
He told the American Federa
tion of Labor postwar forum last
night the United States wished
only to help Invaded countries
back on their feet, and had no
Intention 'of meddling into their
internal affairs after the war. - :
"We," said Long, "will not per
mil the armed forces of this
country to be used for the support
of any group, or any government,
contrary to the will of the peo
ple "The American people need
have no fear that the American
point of view is not being vigor
ously and effectively preserved
on every occasion where our Im
mediate and long-rnage Interests
are involved."
The diplomat said American
foreign policy must be judged
both by its effectiveness in win
ning the war and Its success in
helping to lay the basis for peace
and economic well-being. And
sometimes, he said, the objective
is not achieved "Findland Is a
case In point."
Long told the labor forum these
three conclusions had been
reached:
1. That the major nations and
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