Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1923, Page 33

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Ruhr Invasion to Stimulate Steel Trade of Other Lan Occupation of the Ruhr by the|contributed 7 cent of, the « French and the necessary disturbance | ey elooke Qutput; vielded 20 pe to the administration of its mining | Of GCTMANY's iron ore poancio L per cent of the pig iron and metallurgical industries will tem- | of the Ingot steel and 6 porarily, at least, promote the lron\}r!\h' bt “‘, r'r»llms:' rough the loss of Lorralne and steel trade of other countries, no | yypperilicgia the Ruhr's presen matter what its ultimate effect in the | put of fron ore. pig iron and world economic relations may be, ac- ;10 the whole of Germany is cording to Luther Becker, chief of | JATEEr than is represente the iron and steel division of the De- | “Thirteen big consortiums partment of Commerce, among themselves “Within the Ruhr, a section com-|Metaliurgical activities of th prising an area of the state of Rhode [According to report Island, are concentrated over 800 in-|C€TNS have been able to. ma dustrial corporations—mining, metal- | {ReIT production of metallurgical « lurgical, chemical and others, with 20 | 8t the pre- € per cent of the entire German capitali- { groups, morepver, have control of 1 Zation Mr. Becker noints out. “In |coal than in 1913. 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