Shipbuilding; Canning Industry Problems U.S. Appropriations Told N the boxing world the heavyweight section has long been a To Committee; Safety of stock joke.
Not so in industry, where the "heavies'—iron Panama Canal in View and steel, coal and now mercantile shipbuilding—are busy knock-4 Washington, June 6. ing the word slump cut of the ring, states the "Financial News."
The iron and steel output figures published recently confirmed that Rapid scientific development of new instruments of war rather than the revival of activity that began in the latter half of January any threatened war in Europe or the is continuing.
Orient necessitates President Roose-volts $2,000,000,000 rearmament pro-The following are the figures for the Anglo-German coal agreement is gramme, the Secretary of War, Mr. the year to date:—not being enforced in view of present Harry Woodring, told the House of Srem. Ourrur political tension, the whole European Representatives Military Affairs Com-cartel scheme is in the melting pot.
Output Daily average mittee here yesterday. (tons) Germany's internal needs have been He testified in support of the $300,- so insatiable of late that she has not 000,000 bill which would provide funds greatly troubled the export market. ior the expansion of the Army Air But she will reappear when her own Corps to 6,000 planes. reserves are adequate.
Stressing that defence of the Output Dally average Panama Canal was vital to nationi
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.