The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-28
Many Speakers at National
Foreign Commerce Conven-
tion Stress Handicap Under
Which Americans Are Placed
SHERMAN AND CLAYTON
ACTS CAUSE TROUBLE
Manufacturers in United
States Cannot Cooperate in
Selling Abroad, but Aliens
Join for Selling Here.

IN, r,cpius Herald Leased Wirrl
New orleans. Ia, Ian. @N- Tho
s M q Ter American Manufacturers
| should bc allowed tu combine ln
! order to create 70 d,mnrd tor thcir
products .u fur'4u Wtr, ed. iCr. Id-
1r tu L. r smith. of th. Nm.rHnu
] /. lnGr, Muchiu,rg company 70: Gin
CinuatI who addressed the THIRD N1-
I tIunal Foroigu Trad, cor, entiou here
TODAY.
"Somo plan must nr worked out hy
| 'ho smaller American manufacturers
| h" SAID. which VIII permit of thor
| formir ui associations for creating
foreign demand for their products be-
! tore th'y may hope tn shnr" more
| largely the houcnts of torciga trade.
some means permitting the formation
uf combination. among concern a
/ which are competitors 900 the home
| markcts--to enable them to combine
| their efforts ana 90 economically cro.u"
| ID demand for their products 100 foreign
| markets must D." developed. but be-
| fore such plan can Ice put into work
| ing order b VIII hr ucccssnrr 20 SEE
| cure amendments tu some of our On.
IuCtmcnts for both the sherman and
| clayton laws prohibit such comhina-
tions
Mr smith declared thhi ih' 'N'''-
lshm'nt of an ni"aunt" Nmc'1'an
| M"r"t"ui marin" WIS avs" h''ess"iN
| Ia foster foreign tradH.
| Tho handicap which certain phasrs
OF the antitrust laws piucr against
! American export trad" was discussed
| hy Gilbert II Mp7rapuc. a Nc', York
| laWNor u 1u address before the NJ.
ltiounl Furpiru Trade convention here
! today ~" sAid.
| "our sherman ANTITRUST n'' Wh'N'
pow"rl"ss q" forbid any foreign come
| hinntiuu against "a, h'N'i'h'I'-- '.'
puris &" REGULATE our 'u'ir" '"i' h'
lc"mw'r''. ava arphr'ni'' "'n''N ''
our exporters every adNan''i" 1i ''-
iopctailN" action @" meet ih" r"adl'i'u~
lof '"r"isn trade. cur '"mpci'"r- are
encouraged iN '"'ir COVER" '''".~ D."
unite IN hiphN "rsh1l@"d ""nN'na'.
our exporters are "'"i' Wh'l COVE
irontsd Pos combinations "i Too. ~ VI
ais "rs''F'i !" f'~'si ""l CONN"
tiun. ana must often ~rl. i" ''m'I -.
tiuns OF foreign huN'lr 'INFN'i I'D
ldcpr"ss the prices ~ our products n-
der such hanuicip "lr 'Np"r ''n'
has not even tair sporlu- 'h1I''
| can American rais"rs Of ."li"n n"N
confronted hl ""mh'ua'I"n. "' Nur"p-
can buyers WORLDS O." d'prc-s me
| price ot cotton unite in a JOINT -"IIl'l
campaign '' maintain ih" nr'." "'
cotton On Europe
can American 'Np"rt"r+ OF hummer
dom"ralizrd b, pI'" ."NInl '' nome
+ and abroad ""mHIn" O" uphold piir''
IN tn" orient
can American producers ~ copper
/ now competing Hsa.us one anuih'r u
selling 20 cuW"iuh'I"1. "' European
buyers stop under bidding one "H"'''I
! and acre" up"n pti''s I' IN" tur"p''I
market
can American manufacturers Z"
IHrW implements. no" ha". .'''h'"
separate selling organizations ~ Nue
-ia combine Go maintain % -.lsi" fcN
ing tgcur, Geo handle al thcr product
~ Russia
"Agri,ultuJc. forestry FISHERIES MIN
,ng ana manufacturing 'h" 'nIr
ranr" uf American .ndurli' avn
j answers G" the~" questions
"tptl these ASSURANCES tt' hA' h"'
these questions positively 'ns" ere"
There can De n" general participate
| In foreign trad" hy me rnNf ana hi
81 oar husiH"sS men Th"r" '- n"
IA" slightest Likelihood IA" rohils $3.50
answer th">" Questions d"h1li'N ID
season @" n" Of the least us" 10 'h
- situation created hr Tho great war n"
4 | .t the sttN more critical situation tina