Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 268, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1929 — Page 16

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GERMANS MAKE ARTIFICIAL OIL Produce Only 50,000 Tons in 1928; Depend on U. S. BY FREDERIC K Kill I rf* Staff Correspondent BERLIN, March 29.—Germany's widely-heralded method oi artificially producing oil from coal failed to supply more than a negligible part of the market for 1928, according to figures available from ajthoritative sources today. On the other hand, the United States continued to sell a large quantity of petroleum on the German market last tear hut failed to increase its sale, in step with the increase in consumption of oil, the figures revealed. Failure of the artificial method of oil production was revealed by the estimate that less than fifty thousand tons of synthetic gasoline was put on the market during the year, although there was no indication as to what effect the new method might ]iave in the future. Strong advances by Venezuelan and Russian companies provided the greatest competition for United Staffs oil in Germany, which produced domestically approximately 450,000 tons of light and heavy oils. Hanover’s natural wells produced 100 000 tons of crude nil for the year. Penile -hr competition, the United States sold Germany 47 per cent of its mineral oil imports during the yea r. STUDY TOURIST TRADE Berlin Academy Teachrs Students How to Treat Travelers. Bu I’m ted Pres , BERLIN, March 29.—Scientific research of tourist, traffic, including particularly a study of its causes and its social, political and economic effects, has been added to the curriculum of the Academy of Commerce of Berlin. Transportation methods, hotqj management and the work of expositions and fairs will also be studied, while special courses will be arranged for directors and managers of hotels, spas, lairs and so forth. A library dealing with the rubject is to be assembled by the tuMnemy.

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