Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 22

re ALLEUROPE STEEL. COMBINE PLANNED Producers in Eastern Nations May Join Western if Rails Can Be United. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, October 14.—The recent- Iy formed international steel combina- tion, comprising French, German, Belglan and Luxemburg steel inter- ests, is hopeful regarding the pros- petts of combining all the European steel industries except Russia, where conditions are not sufficiently clear for an industrial rapprochement. It 1s not believed that the European com- bine will impair America’s predom- fnant position in the world market, owing to its financihl strength. It is understood that negotiations for the formation of an east European steel trust, composed of Czechoslo- vakian, Austrian, Hungarfan and Ru- manian _industrialists, are progres: ing satisfactorily, and that an g rangement with the new trust offers no difficulties. Moreover, the Swedish steel masters are inquiring about the conditions for joining the combina- tiom, Nothing can be said regarding Brit 1sh co-operation, as the report on the Anglo-German industrial conference at Romsey has not yet been made public. All depends on the formation of | an International railway combine, on | which negotiations will open in Lon-| don Saturday. President Mavrisch of | the International Steel Trust is busy | outlining plans for the control of pro-| duction. It is expected in steel .\r[ cles that the combination will be ex- tended to allied industries. SUPPLY ASSOCIATION ELECTS J. A. MESSER| | ‘Washington Man Named Vice Pres- | ident of Plumbing Manu- | facturers. i James A. Messer of Washington, westerday was elected vice president of the Lastern Supply Association, contained in a telegram terday afternoon by Charles Schroeder, treasurer of the James A. Messer Plumbing Supply Co. here, of which Mr. Messer is president. Mr. Messer was formerly president of the Columbia National Bank. The new vice president had been a member of the board of directors of the assoclation, which is representa- tive of the largest manufacturers of plumbing _supplies in the Kastern States. The meeting at which ghe with other officers, was chosen was the opening session of a cowvention which will _continue through. this afternoon - W panied to and they expected to Washington Saturday morning. THEVENOW GOING HOME. MADISON, Ind., (n(uhr-x Down here in lower Indlan: Thevenow got down a jar apple )xlxttel Her son, Tommy, 23-yvear-ol 14 (P, “Ma” Cardinal hero of the Yankees' upsetting, is coming home. Madison! paring a great ovation sby told the sc , but he set themn ‘ll 2gog when he hit 417 in the series, | took a home run and scored flve runs, had 27 assists, two er average of .94 NINE HORSES SURVIVE IN ENDURANCE CONTEST Original Field of 14 Is Narrowed Down by Rigorous Test in 300- Mile Equine Classic. By the Assoclated Press. BRANDON, Vt., October 14.—The first penalty for late arrival in the eighth annual saddle horse endurance ride was inflicted yesterday during the third 60, miles of the 300-mile ride. Dolly, entered by Battery A, 15th Field Artillery, went three miles off the road when Sergt. Yarronski, her rider, lost his way, and came in 31 minutes over the nine hours allotted for each day’s ride. The overtime cost her three points. The eight other horses of an original fleld of 14 starters finished on time and in good condition. The animals Marson S.E. Corner TBE EVEN’ING STAR WASHINGTON are allowed nine hours to complete each day’'s ride of 60 miles. Final Jjudging will be announced tomorrow on a point basis for time record and condition. Three horses were withdrawn before the start of the ride yesterday. They were Mark Hal, entered by R. T. Mc- Ready; Babe (Headquarters Detach- ment, second squad, 3d Cavalry), and Donwell (Capt. H. J. MacDonald). 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