The Archive · 1937

Difficult Problem May Be Solved

Berlin, July 25.

The new company which was formed here under state control for the exploitation of the iron ore resources of Germany and which bears the title of "Reichswerke A. G. fuer Erzbergbau und Eisenhuetten Hermann Goering," ie. State Company for Mining and Smelting of Iron Ore Hermann Goering, was given an unusuz] amount of publicity in the weekend press, all papers pointing out that the very fact that General Goering has lent his name to the company is a conclusive proof of its importance.

The "Frankfurter Zeitung" believes that General Goering's action signi-fes his determination to apply all his energies to overcome the problem of obtaining adequate quantities or iron ore for the German industries,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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