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■y th* AiMciat*4 Frau
BERLIN, Sept. 7.—Ruhr steel
production—now at it* highest since
the war—will be Increased another
2,000,000 tons In the next two years,
the American Military Government
said today.
To support this increase, arrange
ments already have been made to
import from Sweden 3,400,000 tons
of iron ore and other iron-bearing
raw materials.
Special efforts are being made to
increase Ruhr production of coal
and steel, not only to revive Western
Germany's economy, but to increase
its contribution to the European
Recovery Program, AMG said.
The planned increase in steel pro
duction was reported in AMG’s
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semi-monthly review of occupation
affairs.
It reported Germany’s steel pro
duction had hit a new postwar high
during July at 487,124 metric tons,
an increase of 21 per cent over the
prevtttis month.
This Is an annual rate of 9,500,000
tons. The target Is to step this up
to 7,500,000 tons annually in 1949-50.
the report said. Under the revised
level of industry plan adopted a year
ago to make Western Germany self
sustaining, the production of ingot
steel is permitted to reach 10,700,
000 tons annually.
Sweden to Receive Steel.
The deal for high-grade ore from
Sweden for the Ruhr mills was
made under a trade agreement with
the Swedes for 1949. The bizonal
area’s exports to 8weden under this
treaty will include 125,000 tons of
hot rolled steel products, 6.000 tons
of cold rolled steel products. 25,000
tons of pig iron and 25,000 tons of
scrap.
The AMG report also disclosed:
1. Ruhr coal production set a new
postwar record during July of
7,760,900 metric tons, a gain of 5 per
cent over June.
2. Food imports for the bizonal
area soared to a new record during
August of more than 1,000,000 tons.
This was 40 per cent more than the
previous month.
Virginia Presbyterians
To Open Session Today
Special Diipalch ta The Star
STAUNTON, Va., Sept. 7.—The
lSlst session of the Virginia Synod
of the Presbyterian Church In the
United States was to open here
today with more than 300 persons
expected to attend.
Mary Baldwin College and the
First and Second Presbyterian
Churches will act as hosts. Business
sessions will be held in the First
Presbyterian Church and other
meetings at the college.
Opening sermon of the three-day
session will be preached tonight at
the 7:30 o’clock service at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church by the
Rev. w. E. Davis, pastor of the
Wythe Presbyterian Church of
Hampton, Va. i
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World Church Council
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Rival Group Charges
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ROME, Sept. 7.—The Rev. Carl
Mclntire, president of the Interna
tional Council of Churches, said yes
terday that the World Council of
Churches has become a “front for
world socialism.’'
Mr. Mclntire. pastor of the Bible
Presbyterian Church of Collings
wood, N. J., was elected president
of the International Council at a
conference' in Amsterdam that
opened August 11. The following
week the World Council also opened
its conference in the Dutch city.
He told newsmen representatives
of 63 Protestant denominations
from 29 countries had joined the
International Council of Churches.
His group. Mr. Mclntire said, fol
lows "a more conservative line of
thought” than the World Council
of Churches and opposes "so-called
modernism in the church.”
He based his charge that the
World Council fronts for socialism
on the report of a committee of the
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