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If the 151-ft. Statue of Liberty were laid in a coffin and floated in New York Harbor, it would be lighter and no simpler to maneuver than a timber-lagged steel tank which this week started on a 1,371-mi. trip from Jersey City, N. J. to Whiting...
Copper was used by the Indians before 1492 but copper as a major U. S. industry is a contemporary of the power business, which is hardly two generations old. Originally the copper industry was cleanly divided into three parts: 1) mining 2) smelting & refining, 3) fabricating. In varying degrees, the...
Aluminum Co. of America has been damned as a monopoly, double-damned as a Mellon monopoly. It has been accused of attempting to buy up the world's supply of bauxite, of cornering the supply of scrap aluminum, of conspiring to fix the world price of aluminum. Latest and...
No ordinary hearing was that on the aluminum code in Washington last week. The code was to include a basic industry which consists of a single corporation. There are manufacturers of aluminum pots, pans, propellers, but only one U. S. producer of virgin aluminum-Aluminum Company of America, dominated by...
Whistling in the Dark. Here is a combination of facile playwrighting (by Laurence Gross & Edwards Childs Carpenter), skilled and humorous direction (by Frank Craven) and notably high high-comedy acting (by little Ernest Truex). A sort of mystery play to end all mystery plays, it relates the adventures of a...