Atlanta daily world
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Haiti Bids For Chicago
Tribune Paper Mill
BY JOCELYN FRANCOIS
PORT-AU-PRINCE. Haiti—(ANP)
—The Republican of Haiti put in
a bid for selection as the site of a
paper mill, to service the white
Chicago Tribune newspaper with
newsprint, when. Col. Robert R.
McCormick, publisher of the news
paper, visited iiere recently.
The bid followed the publisher’s
disclosure while lunching with
President Paul E. Magloire that he
was seeking a suitable spot in the
Canibbean area to set up the mill.
Alert to the possibilities of this idea.
President Magloire immediately
made an attractive offer for con
sideration.
Haiti is eager to bring into being
a new source of revenue It needs
industry and income. The Presi
dent told Col. McCormick that ar
rangements could be effected where
by the paper mill could operate tax
free for five years. In addition, all
machinery, equipment, materials
and supplies shipped into the coun
try for the same peiod would be
tax free. President Magloire assur
ed the publisher that the govern
ment would offer every possible fa
cility to aid the project.
The publisher, and his wife, were
met at the airport, upon their ar
rival on the "Chicago Tribune’’
plane by American officials, who
gave a formal dinner in their ho-
Roll Call Set At
Baptist Ministers'
Union, Bell Says
The Baptist Ministers’ Union "will
hold its weekly sessson at noon to
day at Wheat Street Baptist church.
The order of the day calls for con
tinued enrollment, the reading of
names and addresses of those who
have already enrolled and the roll
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Atlanta daily world. (1951). Atlanta, Georgia, 1951-02-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015425/1951-02-06/ed-1/?sp=3
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Atlanta daily world, 1951-02-06.
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