This is the August 1929 issue of the Armco Bulletin, once again a monthly publication "published at Middletown, Ohio, in the interest of 'ARMCO MEN.'" This bulletin is untitled, but the leading article in the issue is titled, "Fear." The cover art is a painting by Raymond K. Perry, titled, "Armco Spirit," first unveiled in January 1920. The pagination in this issue continues where the previous issue ended. Pages 345-346 are unpaginated, and are included in the page count. Table of Contents Quotation by Geo. M. Verity, President, Cover Art by Raymond K. Perry - Front cover [unpaginated] Three Shifts : [A Poem] by B. C., with illustration - Page 345 [unpaginated] Dow the Mill Thunders the Big Slab! Yesterday it Was a Bit of Ore in Minnesota. Tomorrow as Finished Sheets, It Will Be Sent Somewhere Out in the World of Service : Photograph with Caption - Page 346 [unpaginated] Fear : An Extract from an Article in August "Atlantic Monthly," with illustration - Pages 347-348 Moral : Be Unafraid, by Geo. M. Verity, President, August 1, 1929 - Page 348 Investing in Men, by Charles R. Hook, Vice President and General Manager - Page 348 Ninth Stock Pool Completed, by Calvin W. Verity, Treasurer and Asst. Gen. Mgr. - Page 349 Safety Not New, by Charles M. Schwab - Page 349 Changes in Research Division, with charts - Pages 350-351 W. J. Beck, Assistant to the General Manager : Portrait with Biography - Page 352 Dr. Anson Hayes, Director of Research : Portrait with Biography - Page 353 Accounting - The Steering Wheel of Business, by C. L. Kingsbury, Comptroller - Pages 354-356 Who's Where, by C. [Charles] H. Murray, Director of the Personal Service Staff, with photograph and caption - Page 356 Dad, by Author Unknown - Pages 356-357 A Thousand Cars Built of Ingot Iron, with illustration - Page 357 Armco in California, with photographs and captions - Pages 357-358 Twenty Year Men : Photographs with Biographies - Page 359 Thirty to One, by Dr. H. [Halstead] S. Murat, Chief Surgeon - Page 360 1929 Safety Contest Standing, to July 31 - Page 361 Do Tell! - Page 362 Armco International Notes : 1928 Victor, Electrical Expert Visits Mill, New Zealand, and Porto Rico, with contribution from The Editor, with photographs and captions - Page 363 Armco International Notes : Venezuela, China, Roofing Expert, and Homeward Bound, with photographs and captions - Pages 364-365 To the International Jamboree, and Another Lindbergh!, with photographs and captions - Page 365 Middletown : What a Picnic!, and Accounters Invade Chautauqua, with photographs and captions - Pages 366-367 Middletown : Fried Chicken and Safety, Armco in Second Place, and Photograph of a Child of an Armco Man, with caption - Page 368 Middletown : Safety League Dope, Racquet-Wielders' Gossip, and A "Wrastlin' Match," with photograph and caption - Pages 369-370 Columbus : A Clean Slate, and Did You Know That - - Page 370 Zanesville : Zanesville's Thirteenth Annual Picnic, and A Home on the Rolling Deep, with photographs and captions - Pages 371-373 Zanesville : Faith - The Keystone, Standing Base Ball League, Recreation Ball League Standing, and Photographs of the Children of Armco Men, with captions - Page 373 Elyria : The Annual Outing at Chippewa Lake, Safety Contest Banquet, and Photograph of the Child of an Armco Man, with photographs and captions - Pages 374-377 Hamilton : New Equipment, Golf Bugs, Soft Ball, and Personals - Pages 377-378 Butler : Bricks and Safety, Dust - From the Street, and Photographs of the Children of Armco Men, with illustration, photographs and captions - Pages 379-381 Ashland : Gossip of the Diamond, Diamond Ball, and Finishing Section Safety Banquet - Pages 382-383 Ashland : White Pants Inspire Safety, New Kind of Training Class, and Photograph of the Child of an Armco Man, with photograph and caption - Pages 384-385 Ashland : Hansen Safety Trophy Contest Standings, Ashland Works, Ending July 31, 1929 - Page 385 Ashland : Armco in Old Kentucky : [A Cartoon] by W. [William] Diehl - Page 386 Nellis : Where Our Eggs Come From, Drawdy Creek Falls, Where Nellis Got Its Name, Death of Alex Bill, and Two Nellis Boys at C. M. T. Camp at Louisville, with photographs and captions - Page 387 Nellis : A Relic of the Ages, Vacation Trip to Washington, and Photographs of the Children of Armco Men, with photographs and captions - Page 388 Service Pins, with illustration - Pages 389-390 Marriages - Page 390 Armco Babies - Page 391 Deaths : We Regret to Announce the Deaths of the Following Armco Men, with photographs and captions - Page 392 Quotations about Armco Spirit, with illustration - Back cover [unpaginated]