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By GEORGE | WELLER, Times Foreign Correspondent VIENNA, Austria, Apr. 28—The tall trees of Austria's mountains are playing a big part in the slow recovery of | this little country still occupied by four deadlocked powers. | Already Austria's lumbermen have smashed housing | costs. The logs that come pouring down the cable lines are converted into the cheapest chalets in the world. In some parts of Austria you can build a four room! house for $3000, thanks to

the cheapness of lumber. Yet the Austrians are not hacking away their substance for a quick dollar, In. fact, their sense of conservation far outdoes that

i The baron, who owns two] castles and is a lumberman of long experience, is getting $1 mil-| lion this month, and wants about, $3.6 million more. Austria Gets Payment The money will be a gift as far as the U. 8. is concerned,|

of the American .lumber com- but a loan to the baron. He will! panes ur the Tar "West and pay it back, pilus interest, to a South forestry board of the Austrian] I". S. Held ‘Vandals’ government, consisting of six “Our lumbermen are vandals, forest engineers. and two politi-| compared with the Austrians,” cians. according to an American tree. What the baron pays back over

expert. here Lumbering ix an ideal way to help small business, the Marshall Plan's lumber experts hold. Al-

the next 10 years will be used by Austria to improve its forestry, |

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¢ erparts funds -— repayments by ost nr # Lanter ot x pullion foreign nationals to their govern5 ustyian Jot RD gro anil a ments for help given by the U. 8 ings bank. under. the Marshall Plan — are

spilled out again fast in public projects, or used as in England and Norway to pay off the na-| tional debt. In Austria, however, if governnient keeps its word to use them only for forestry, the treasury of trees will get another long-term lift,

There are about 6000 sawmills, big and little, to buy the trees. To make them into furniture and finished lumber there are 600 woodworking shops, The lumber situation offers, along with farming, the best chance to sustain small enterprise and counterweight the emphasis on nationalized indus-

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cordant notes in this idea picture. While a chalet is cheap, urban housing - made usually of stone is dear. A city house costs "three or four {imes tHe price of a chalet by a lake. The- urban labor unions do their utmost to block the use of lumber, The building codes, controlled by the plasterers’ union,! Impose the use of plaster in all interiors i The mountains send down their trees, and the factories make| them into fiber board, ideal for

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