Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1942 — Page 24
FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1942 Aluminum Bottleneck
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i 3 L NEW YORK, June 19 (U. P.).— 1342 ®| Erie Railroad Co. enlivened the| i stock market today when directors| declared a dividend of 50 cents al. 2 share on common stock and certificates of beneficial interest. Erie , stocks turned active and strong in tan otherwise irregularly lower list. |; The Erie dividend is the first ever |¥: paid by any Erie company on com= mon stock in the 76 years of exi pt Ba 3 y ® istence. Erie common rose to 6, 3 ‘ SRE HV Gnied up %: the certificates 5%, up %, Like a pioture of a big lumberyard is this photo of millions of pounds of aluminum alloy sheet for and the preferred 353%, up %. Other airplane manufacture, boxed and ready for shipment in the vast Tennessee works of the Aluminum Co. rails were mostly lower. of America. Steels, motors, aircrafts, coppers, mercantile and chemical issues were : easier.
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By TOM WOLF Times Special Writer KNOXVILLE, Tenn. June 19.—In the shadow of the Great Smoky mountains, on rich rolling land, which for years has been synonymous (with agriculture, America is winning the battle of industrial production. On the red clay of a leveled-off hilltop, the Aluminum Co. of America has built a gigantic new plant which has smashed, for the present, at least, the bottleneck in aluminum production.
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NEW YORK, June 19 (U. P). —"Icicles sprouted in hell today.” That comment was issued by officials of the Erie Railroad Co. today when its board of directors declared a dividend of 50 cents a
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share on the common stock and ended a 76-year drought for the road's common stockholders. The last payment received by Erie common stock was a dividend of 4 per cent paid by the predecessor company, Erie Railway, in 1866. Company officials appeared as dazed as the common stockholders at the surprise dividend announcement and issued a hurried statement to assure the public that there was no mistake. “Wall street tradition was shattered today,” the statement said, “and brokers were dazedly groping for reliable replacements for the immemorial dictums: “‘When Erie common pays a dividend there'll be icicles in hell,’ and ‘three things are certain— death, taxes and no dividends for Erie common. ”
WHEAT AND SOYBEAN FUTURES HOLD FIRM
CHICAGO, June 19 (U. P.).Wheat and soybean futures ruled steady to firm in early dealings on the board of trade today. Other grains continued fractionally weak. Wheat was unchanged to 4 cent & bushel higher at the end of the
will give the enemy anything but comfort to ponder these generalities:
So vast is this plant that foremen scoot between operations in small cars. So vast is this plant that in just one stage of its fabrication, the aluminum travels a straight line down a continuous strip mill more than a quarter of a mile long. So vast is this plant that, from pig to product, aluminum travels three miles under its roof. A little over a year ago this site was just another grassy hilltop of the Tennessee Valley. Plans for the plant, built as part of the Aluminum Co.’s $215,000,000 self-financed war expansion program, were first discussed in November, 1940. A year and a quarter later the giant overhead cranes within the factory were starting the first huge ingots of aluminum rolling through the fabricated mills. Here in one building, watching aluminum pig become aluminum sheet, you can see the united nations marching to victory. The tough, lightweight metal that is here kneaded and pounded into shape is building the planes and ships that will dictate the armistice.
Pigs Made Nearby
The aluminum pig itself is produced in a nearby plant. “Alumina,”
bauxite in the earth’s crust. In huge electric furnaces, called “reduction pots,” the alumina is broken by an electrolytic process into its component parts, aluminum and oxygen, by means of a molten cryolite bath through which a powerful electric current passes. The oxygen is burned off, and the aluminum is poured into pigs. The pig is shipped to the mammoth new plant. Now hop into a midget car and follow the path of this pig inside the factory as it is melted and cooled, squashed and squeezed, cut and trimmed into fighting weight. First it is melted for pouring into ingots. You have to step on the gas now to keep pace as the huge overhead crane hurries the ingots to the soaking pits. Swing the auto around a corner and you're looking straight down the “hot strip line.” Youll drive’ more than six city blocks straight down the bowels of this factory before you get to the end of the line.
An overhead crane hauls the ingot from the soaking pit to the line. Now, screeching and clattering down this rolling mill, squeezed under 7,000,000 pounds pressure, the metal snakes out from the eightfoot ingot into a strip nearly a tenth of a mile long. Even in your car it is hard to keep pace toward the end of the line, as the thin sheet hisses
rows of giant machines which rep= resent the best of American engie neering genius. Watch more overe head cranes, more rolling mills, cute ting, stretching, pressing, heating, cooling. At last the sheet is ready for inspection and shipment. Your car's speedometer shows you've driven nearly three miles. At the end of the drive you see, packed and ready for shipping, a sizable stockpile of finished sheet. None is sent out except by army ore ders. The existence of this stocke pile is visual proof that the alumie num bottleneck, in sheet fabricate ing, at least, is not now existent. Such is the size of one of the monster new plants in which America is fashioning the weapons for democracy’s arsenal. This plant is not yet producing at even nearcapacity. For it was built ahead of schedule, and the new governmentfinanced feeder plants now being built are not yet ready to supply it with pig. When it is running at top speed, perhaps by year’s end, the Aluminum Company will be producing aluminum at a rate of fifty times as fast as it did before 1939. Even that is not all. The ends of this roughly U-shaped plant look unfinished. They are. They were closed off with sheets of corrugated sheet steel, easy to tear down for future expansion.
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