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Evening star., 1927-12-09
CARTEL 'DUGABOO'
IN STEEL ROUTED
Foreign Makers Fail to Stand
Pace of Americans in
Basic Industry.
BY j. C. ROYLE,
Hnecia1 nisnatnh fn The SCAR.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 9.-The
white sheeted bugaboo of foreign in
dustrial cartels or combinations. de-
signed TO snatch the markets of the
world from American Manufacturers,
has ceased to terrify, at least for the
time.
A year ago, steel, in which there is
q most active combination OF foreign
producers, was dropping off in produc-
ton. Today the volume of steel being
produced is about the same as at that
time, but the trend is upward. The
major steel consuming industries of
this country are speeding up.
It is this home market which has
served to nullify the efforts of the
foreign combinations. The European
producers have the advantage of
cheap labor and low costs, but they
have not the home markets that would
enable them to obtain quantity produc-
ton on anything like the American
scale. The advantage of producing in
huge quantities has nullified the lower
cost of labor.
Price Trend Upward.
Indications are growing that the
chief purchasers of steel will be in
the market in a broad way after the
turn of the year, and the price trend,
according to excellent judges. is up
ward. If these consumers could buy
cheaper from the European producers.
many would do so. The truth Is the
foreign makers have not been able to
hold the pace. at least in the United
States markets.
This must not be taken to mean that
the domestic producers have entirely
plain sailing ahead. They have the
threat of severe competition always
ringing in their ears and it is hot an
idle threat. Every possible means OF
cutting costs is being considered out.
side of the slashing of wages. That
method of reducing costs has come to
be considered obsolete except in the
most desperate of industrial situations.
Better business next year, with a
general upturn in the iron and steel
Industries, is anticipated by steel op-
orators, according to James A. Camp
bell. president of the Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Company, one OF the
larger independents.
ssThe outlook for iron and steel is
much better" he said, land while def
mite gains have been slow in making
their appearance they will come.
Prices for steel and iron will go high
or. Further advances will start buy
ing movement. Most steel producers
have gone as far as they can in cutting
costs, but steel products prices will
have to go up. and am confident we
will have better business next year.
Consumers stocks are generally low
and there is nothing overhanging that
should seriously disturb the business
Further Mergers Debated.
Not all steel men agree with the
Youngstown producer as to the cutting
of costs. That is the reason additional
plants are being electrified and steel
companies are debating further con
solidations.
The domestic market situation OF
some of the European producers was
outlined today by H. J. Freyne, Chi
cago engineer engaged by the Soviet
Evening star., 1927-12-09
COAL Traffic SHRlNKS.
Falling Off Of Fuel Shipments Hit
Western Maryland's Earnings.

BALTIMORE. December 9 (Spe-
ciaD-Shrinkage Of SS73 3,06S.45, or 81
per cent, in coal shipments was the
chief factor in the loss Of S1,022,-
953.44, or 38 per cent, In estimated
earnings Of the Western Maryland
Railway for November.
For the eleven months OF the
calendar year estimated earnings
dropped $2,432,56S.20, or II per cent.
Receipts from the movement OF coal
was S2,131.S72.39. or II per cent,
smaller than for the corresponding
period In 1925.
Evening star., 1927-12-09
DIVIDEND REDUCED.

NEW YORK, December Q @.-Le.
high Valley Coal Sales Co. declared q
dividend Of 81, which formerly had
been 50 quarterly. It Is payable Jan.
uary to stock Of record December 10.
Evening star., 1927-12-09
AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY.

NEW YORK. December @.-
American Car & Foundry and subsid.
iaries earned $3.04 a share on the com.
mon stock In the six months ended
October 81. against $3.O7 q share in
the same period Of 1925.
Evening star., 1927-12-09
STEEL SCRAP ADVANCES.

NEW YORK, December 9 R).-
Heavy melting steel scrap has been ad-
yanced Is cents a ton in the Chicago
district, quotations ranging from $12
to $3.50.
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Asthma Left Him
Four Years Ago
No sian of It since. Tells how he
found lasting relief.

Elderly people whose lives are
made miserable by asthma or Sc
we're bronchial cough will find a
message of cheer in letter re-
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fering. After trying everything
could hear Of, finally started taking
Nacor in April, 1922. 1t gave me won
derful relief and l started to improve
every month, gaining in weight and
strength. The last trace Of asthma left
me in 1923. have taken no medicine
for over four years and have had no
asthma, so I am now certain that /
am freed from that terrible disease
My physical condition is very good for
a man 65 years old. Am doing light
work ON the farm, and feeling hne.
Thank God for Nacor!'
Mr.. Oleson is only one of hundreds
who have told how their asthma left
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WHAT HAS HAPPENED

Diana Brooks, beautiful daughter OF
Roger Brooks, owner and publisher OF
the Catawaba City Times and nine other
daily newspapers, was kidnapped from the
veranda OF her homo and released the
next day, unframed. Roger Brooks re-
doubled his struggle TO break the power
of a corrupt city administration and de-
feat politicians OF the ring and the
Underworld, and then himself disap-
pears. Four members OF his loyal staff
devote their efforts to searching for him.
They are: Teddy Farrell, reporter and
Sob Sister; Donald Keene, literary edi-
tor and Teddy's guardian; Bill Garfield,
city editor, and Dinny Morrison, city hall
reporter.
Teddy, by her actions. betrays to
Diana her secret love for her guardian,
Don.
Don learns that holders OF Brooks
newspaper stock are being approached
by would-be purchasers. and goes to
John w. Walden, Jr., member Of the
clty's leading la wfirm, for information.
Walden Is evasive and arouses Dons
suspicion.
Diana, through friendly gangster's
wife, gets clew to her fathers conceal
ment. Don, aware he needs help Of one
who knows the ropes, picks out Char
ley Costello and h able to get in touch
with him.
Now 20 on:
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admit I've pulled off a job or two
that wasn't just exactly within tn
law
But tn Valetti bunch are crooks
out and out crooks of TIL stick-up
blend. Some of those guys don't
care any more for a human life
than a rattlesnake cares! And they're
pust about as cold-blooded as a rattle
snake!"
They had come to a halt for a
moment in their walk toward k
street, held up at a crossing to wait
for the traffic signal to reverse.
Then again that day did the jade,
Circumstance, wave her wand in the
face of Donald Keene. The figure
she materialized out of the ether on
this occasion was that of the little
sob sister, Teddy Farrell. She was
on her way, she informed Donald, to
get the data for human interest"
story. The assignment had been
given her that morning by the Sun
day editor of the Times. Donald
introduced his little ward to Charley
Costello.
'Have you heard anything new?"
1t had become virtually a stock
question among members of the
Times editorial staff Local inter
est in the case was swelling as each
hour went by with the editor still
missing. Rumors were developing
and spreading wildly, and that after
noon the opposition paper gave first
page attention to the matter which
so virtually concerned its contem-
porary.
Don outlined to Teddy the pur-
pose he had in mind with Charley
listening in approvingly.
ooh, DOM breathed the impul-
sive Teddy. let me go along, too.
won't you? I'm just Crazy to be
in on this. May l go with you,
Don? Please" She saw doubt in
his eyes and a pleading note en-
tered her voice.
1t had not nor did it then occur
to Donald Keene that actual danger
lUfkcQ the cAOCQblOi VI AiAD b'eNAA
for rescuing Pop. Had he even
thought of such a thing little Teddy
would not have gone along that
afternoon. In which event, but
He turned to the young Italian
walking on his left.
Were not likely to get roughed
up any, are we Charley" he asked
ooh, L guess not" replied the
other carelessly. "Of, course" he
added, as if it were an afterthought,
and shooting a swift, speculative
glance at the girl reporter. III we
see things look anyways bad. why,
Miss Farrell can stay outside.
She'll have to run along out of sight
anyway If we have to work this gas
inspector gag"
| So Teddy went along.
The four buildings in X street
from 684 to 6sS, which were their
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INDIANA BELL CO.
PLUGS PERSONNEL
Boyle, Bolt, Early in Ander-
son-City Changes.

Shifts in. the personnel of the In
diana Bell 1e2ephone Company,
whereny Guy A. Boyle, Anderson
manager, becomes commercial sur
vey engineer, succeeding Harry E.
Bolt, who becomes manager of Unit
2, Indianapolis, were announced to-
day by A. Z. Smith, general com
mercial superintendent. B. B. Farley,
former Unit 2 manager, becomes An
derson manager.
Boyle is a city man and has had
many years experience in commercial
surveying. He entered the company's
service after leaving Butler Uni
versity.
Bolt, of Brazil, is Purdue Uni
versity graduate and became con-
nected with the companys engineer
ing department in 1922. AS man.
ager of Unit he supervises opera
tons of the Harrison, Randolph, New
Augusta and Kenwood exchanges.
Farley has been with the company
twenty years.