New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1926, Page 7

B —— EXPORTS OF BRASS GAIN IN' VOLUME June Higher Than Koy Month Excepting April BY GEORGE H. MANNING (Washington Bureau of N. B. Herald.) Washington, D. C. Aug. 6—Ex- ports of American brass and bronze were higher in June than in any of the three preceding months ex- cept April. During all of this pe- viod there was vacillation upward nd downward. June exports of these products inted to $1,075,107, as against 4952 for May, $1,174,491 for April, and $1,070,131 for March. Ingots and scrap brass and bronza continued to lead in the value of the exported products, with pipe fittings and valves leading in the group of manufactured articles. Statistics collected by the United | States department of commerce for June show the following values for exports of brass and bronze: In- gots, scrap a old brass and bronze, $331,7 bars and rods, $40,428; plates and sheets, $26,- 495: pipes and tubes, $84,660; pipe fittings and valves, $130,732; hard- ware of brass and bronze, $60,446; plumber’s brass goods, wire of brass and bronze, 34; other brass and bronze manufac- tures, $338,530. Switzerland led in the purchase of American brass and bronze in- gots and scrap, taking 1,438,827 pounds. ada led in the pur- e of bars and rods, with 13 and in the purc 3 of which she s the most important market for all manufactured arti- cles of brass and bronze except plumber's goods and wire, Canada bought in Jur 22 pounds of pipes and tubes; pipe fittings pounds of hardware of bra bron 13,810 pounds of plumber's oods; 21,965 pounds of brass and bronze wire; and $ 336 worth of other brass bronze. Cuba continued fo lead in the purchase mber’s bras buying 913 pounds. Au led in the purchase of wire made of brass or bronze, taking 78,185 pounds, CANTON BECOMES (ITY OF FEARS Prosecutors of Mellett Slayers Now Closely Guarded of stiga ] murder of Don Mellett, Canton publisher, were turned toward adequat their protection today, following offering of three men in an au- tomobile near the home of Prosecu- tor C. B. McClintock and the receipt of threats by Herman Witter, stale director of in strial relati An Ohio National guardsman, on | duty at the McClintock home last night, fired a shot at the men in the automobile after he had been shoved off the running hoard following his to question them regardi on why they remained near e. The automobile which had its license plates covered. A National sman in plain| clothes was ed to guard the Witter home because of threats st him in his activities on ry into the murder. Wit- ter is a former newspaper man. < the “infc er’ ene MeDermott, been moved from the Stark county jail to some other point for safe keeping. MeDermott, believed to have in- side information in the conspiracy against Mellett and perhaps have been one of the gunmen who felled the publisher, is being sought throughout the country A warrant charging McDermott | with larceny will be served on him when he is apprehended and his ex- tradition to Canton for questioning will be sought. The warrant charges that Me- Dermott stole articlee of clothing from a-rooming house in Canton during a sojourn here at about the time of the murd MONROE DOCTRINE VIEWS Latin Americans Fear Omy U. . As Resalt of This Docuinent, Ac- cording to Lecturer. Williamstown, Mass,, Aug. 6. (P\— The Monroe Doctrine instead of bringing the Latin-American coun- tries into closer contact with the United States and instlling a spirit of mutual trust in inter-American relations, has eliminated from the minds of Latin-American peoples all fear of agression from any por- tion of the world but the United Siates, Dr. L. 8. Rewe, dircctor gen- cral of the Pan American union toid the Institute of Politics today, in discussing the attitude of Latin- America (oward this county. The general attitude during the past twenty years has shown steady improvement he said, and the high- er standards of American business and business men who are making permanent investments in America are contributing to the increase in good feeli tween this country and her south- ern neighbors. Better understanding between Latin America and the United States is paramount to the future of cur country, he sald and be secured not by official government action, but by the general recognition hy the people of the United States that the good will and friendship of fhesc nations are of vital importance to s, provision | b semi-closed chir NEW BRITAWN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1926. Slashing Reductions During Our ‘August Sale! Every suite, outfit and odd piece has been greatly reduced in price during our AUGUST FURNITURE SALE. It is rea- sonable to believe that Herrup’s unusual values, mmtmm friendly service and specially easy credit terms will make 5 sale a huge success. Read the amazing values offered— 2 few of the hundreds on our floors. - COME IN! BUY NOW! SAVE! 1,1]\;! \l\ ed, Spring and Mattress i ; Bed, ; 3 P:ece Livmg Room Suite b A Li Room Furniture. 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