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Other officers elected were John Egger Barnett '28, of Clinton, Missouri, Secretary; Mark DeWolfe Howe '28, of Boston, Pegassus; and Charles Chauncey Goodrich '28, of Hartford, Connecticut, Treasurer...
None the less, U. S. rubber manufacturers are at the mercy of British growers. Vexed, last week Firestone, Goodrich, U. S. Rubber, Goodyear, Ajax, Fisk, Kelly-Springfield decided to circumvent the forestallers. They invited General Motors, Willys-Overland, Dodge Bros., Packard, Studebaker and other interested firms into their compact; created a $40,000,000 fund to buy up at once 50,000 tons ($30,000,000 worth) of crude rubber. This will be put in storage. If crude prices go above 42? a pound, manufacturers can draw on this store or the whole amount may be dumped against a rising...
...research work Rochester, along N. similar Y., lines. The Ungarische Gummi-waaren-fabrike Aktiengesselschaft (Hungarian Rubber Goods Manu process. facturing Co.) has been using the There is an Anode Rubber Com firm pany Ltd. joined of with Great the Britain. Eastman This Kodak Co. and the B. F. Goodrich Co. to form the American Anode Inc. Goodrich's President Bertam G. Work is chairman of the U. S. Company. The president is Julius Klein, vice chairman of the Hungarian General Credit Bank of Budapest (not Julius Klein, director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce...
...Goodrich Co. will manufacture according to this new method, which in all respects duplicates the electroplating of objects with metals. Only instead of a metallic salt solution (copper sulphate, for example), finely divided rubber is held, not in solution, but in emulsion. The negative wire of an electrical circuit is attached to any desired mold, which is placed in the emulsion. The positive wire is suitably attached to the container. Then the flowing current drives the particles of rubber on to the mold. There is absolute control of the process at all times...
...Goodrich (Silvertown cords) made $7,106,616 the first half of 1925, only $1,358,616 the corresponding period of 1926. The British rubber monopoly raised production costs...