Herald and news., March 25, 1948, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1918
HhRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE
Paper Plants Long Way Off
WAHH'VOTON, Mitrch III) W nmeiitly l doomed to reumlii
A government (Irriiin of n vnnt puper dmun a while Iniiucr,
and Unilwr liidunlry In Alm.kn up-' A ymir nun tlio U. 8. forrnt norvlco
look fttriM to timko It como trim, It
nt lnriuiiiix'd by n HlmrtiiKo it
m)cr mid timber product In I till
country- unci by dmdro to help dn
velop AliiHku,
II, mild AliiHku'H Imk.hu could pro
vide 2!i per itiiI of till enuiilry'ii iiii
luiul newnprliit needn. And It offered
to nell 3.0OO.IMO.0O0 feet of Aluuku
imtlomil toient llmhiir for forentry
products.
Iluyern were reiilred to put up
modern pulp und puper mill which
woult' linvc wjBt upwiirdM of SW),
WiO.OWJ. The pronpeeilve mill runner
iiIko were reipilred to uhllnh mod
em town lte f(;r workers' families, i next Monday, but forestry official
Hut no acceptable offer were
received when the time for placing
Ijldn on one timber lot expired late In
the year. Ho the time wax extended
on Dili lot until licit week. Axaln the
timber went berntlng.
Auction of ii becond lot in net for
have little hope of a suitable offer.
AmoiiK other reaxons, native In
dian claims to the timber have dls
couraiied buyers.
HAKiON
rWO-SIDKD
WA8HINOTON. March 26 (PI
Pi lends of Cten. DwlRht D. Elsen
hower said Wednesday hi January
statement removing himself from
tnr presidential picture applied to
the democratic as well as the re
publican nomination.
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