Evening star. [volume], September 07, 1948, Image 9

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Sawyer Calls Sessions
: This Week to Increase
Scrap for Steel Mills
». By th« Associated Press
The Commerce Department plans ,
two moves this week aimed at keep-'
_ lng steel production high or rais
ing it.
It already has obtained the ear
marking of nearly 10 per cent of
steel for "essential” users.
Secretary Sawyer counts on the
two projects to assure the industry j
badly needed scrap so there won’t!
be any steel-making capacity idle
for lack of raw material.
H% has invited the Nation's iron
and scrap dealers to meet tomorrow
and give their views on setting up
a private corporation to be exclusive1
buyer of scrap in Germany for ex-,
port to this country. The depart-;
ment would then allocate this scrap.
He has scheduled a meeting
Thursday of ti'ade association exec
utives to arrange a drive to collect
iron and steel scrap material from
industry, auto wreckers and farms—
but not households—so it will get!
into the flow of steel mills faster.
Efforts Paying Off.
Already, Mr. Sawyer’s aides say,
efforts to get scrap moving, back
here from Germany have begun to
pay off in shiploads of steel. They
contend, however, that another
stepup can be gained if a single
buying agent is established for
American buyers of scrap from
Germany. Earmarking of steel by
voluntary agreement of that in
dustry to programs sponsored by
the department for benefit of "es
sential” users will really begin af
fecting the movement of steel next
month, when a lot of the newly
adopted programs get under way.
Department analysts say they be
lieve that channeling of nearby
one-tenth of the expected 66,000,000
tons yearly output of steel won’t
hurt manufacturers of nonessen
tials severely.
Their explanation: Essential users
would have obtained more than
4.000.000 of the 6,000,000-odd tons
they're to get under the programs by
next June 30 even if there hadn't
been any voluntary allocations pro
gram. The expected 3,000,000-ton
increase over last year in steel out
put will make up for It.
Essential Uses Cited.
Here are uses to which steel has
been channeled by voluntary allo
cations programs already completed,
along with the tonnage of alloca
tions on an annual basis:
Freight Car production, 3,000,000
tons; warm air furnaces for homes,
350,000; armed forces needs, 1,230,
000: oil field tanks and equipment,
198.360; inland waterway barges,
240,000; hard coal mining main
tenance and repairs, 30,840; oil
tanker production, 480,000.
The Senate Small Business Com
mittee contends that small busi
ness in the agricultural implement
Industry is not obtaining enough
steel to maintain employment.
As a whole it is in serious need of i
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