September 26, 1963 (22 pages)

: _— nal BRR erent ePrekenees eens tte serene te rede tattle see tO ~ United States And Ganada Plan To Discuss Lumber. Import Problems "9 a8eg Christian A. Herter, Secretary of State under President Eisenhower and now President Kennedy's special representative for trade negotiations, has advised Congressman Harold T. Johnson in a White House meeting last year, with Congressman Johnson participating. Herter referred to this meeting and the six point program which developed as a result of this session. carried out by the administration, provides for: Increased funds for forest development roads; amendment of intercoastal shipping laws; increased allowable timber cuts from Federal lands; prefercurements by Federal agencies; increased attentionto small lumber mill loan applications by the S mall Business Administra ~ tion, and consultations with Canada regarding lumber imports. In commenting on the Herter letter, Congressman Johnson expressed a hope that the consultations to be held this fall would prove fruitful, but stressed that atthe same time vigorous efforts must continue in the other areas : outlined by the President. *1088nN Ou’ ’ ences for U.S. lumber in pro-~ FALL SPECTACULAR that further consultations will be held between the United States ' and Canada onthe lumber import ‘ problems. Representative Johfison, whose Second Congressional District is one of the largest lum ber produc-ing areas in the nation, was a leader in a Congressional appeal to the President urging that government and industry representatives of the two nationsmeet again to try to resolve the problems. In his letter to Representative Johnson, however, Herter indicated that measures other than import restrictions “must be brought into play” to solve the competitive situation between the two nations. “For where imports are an important factor in the competitive situation, basic problems affecting the lumber industry include the supply of timber, forest access roads and transportation costs, “ _ Herter declared. He pledged that the President would continue to work on these problems in order tomakea “positive contribution" to solving the problems of this industry. The basic domestic problems of the industry were emphasized Book Sale To Be Held Members of the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary are once again collecting books for annual book sale. Mrs. Margaret McPherson, chairman, has announced that the sale will be held along Mill Street, Grass Valley, Oct. 25 and 26. . Mrs. Evelyn Legg, 273-2481, or Mrs. Olive George, 273-2475, may be contacted if anyone has books they would like to contribute. __This program, now, being 4 “e961 ‘9% 1aquieidas** 9 o8eqg** DESERT ROSE Franciscan --earthenware 0" OF -ON ALL OPEN STOCK. AUTUMN . : SALE RUNS 9 MORE DAYS Traditionally favorite patterns in famous Franciscan Earthenware, and new ones introduced this year, are included in this Central California FEDERAL Sgr TA EEL SAVINGS once-in-a-lifetime event! Start your Francis. ‘. 4j Gq a P. of : . i ‘ ; Federal Savings Builing can service now at big savings! \ AUBURN..TU 5-6234 a \y 16 piece starter sets $300 oFr for You 4 DINNERS 4 DESSERTS _4 CUPS 4 SAUCERS Grass Valley Nevada: City

: _— nal BRR erent ePrekenees eens tte serene te rede tattle see tO ~ United States And Ganada Plan To Discuss Lumber. Import Problems "9 a8eg Christian A. Herter, Secretary of State under President Eisenhower and now President Kennedy's special representative for trade negotiations, has advised Congressman Harold T. Johnson in a White House meeting last year, with Congressman Johnson participating. Herter referred to this meeting and the six point program which developed as a result of this session. carried out by the administration, provides for: Increased funds for forest development roads; amendment of intercoastal shipping laws; increased allowable timber cuts from Federal lands; prefercurements by Federal agencies; increased attentionto small lumber mill loan applications by the S mall Business Administra ~ tion, and consultations with Canada regarding lumber imports. In commenting on the Herter letter, Congressman Johnson expressed a hope that the consultations to be held this fall would prove fruitful, but stressed that atthe same time vigorous efforts must continue in the other areas : outlined by the President. *1088nN Ou’ ’ ences for U.S. lumber in pro-~ FALL SPECTACULAR that further consultations will be held between the United States ' and Canada onthe lumber import ‘ problems. Representative Johfison, whose Second Congressional District is one of the largest lum ber produc-ing areas in the nation, was a leader in a Congressional appeal to the President urging that government and industry representatives of the two nationsmeet again to try to resolve the problems. In his letter to Representative Johnson, however, Herter indicated that measures other than import restrictions “must be brought into play” to solve the competitive situation between the two nations. “For where imports are an important factor in the competitive situation, basic problems affecting the lumber industry include the supply of timber, forest access roads and transportation costs, “ _ Herter declared. He pledged that the President would continue to

work on these problems in order tomakea “positive contribution" to solving the problems of this industry. The basic domestic problems of the industry were emphasized Book Sale To Be Held Members of the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary are once again collecting books for annual book sale. Mrs. Margaret McPherson, chairman, has announced that the sale will be held along Mill Street, Grass Valley, Oct. 25 and 26. . Mrs. Evelyn Legg, 273-2481, or Mrs. Olive George, 273-2475, may be contacted if anyone has books they would like to contribute. __This program, now, being 4 “e961 ‘9% 1aquieidas** 9 o8eqg** DESERT ROSE Franciscan --earthenware 0" OF -ON ALL OPEN STOCK. AUTUMN . : SALE RUNS 9 MORE DAYS Traditionally favorite patterns in famous Franciscan Earthenware, and new ones introduced this year, are included in this Central California FEDERAL Sgr TA EEL SAVINGS once-in-a-lifetime event! Start your Francis. ‘. 4j Gq a P. of : . i ‘ ; Federal Savings Builing can service now at big savings! \ AUBURN...TU 5-6234 a \y 16 piece starter sets $300 oFr for You 4 DINNERS 4 DESSERTS _4 CUPS 4 SAUCERS Grass Valley Nevada: City