Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-17
Allied Nations Consider Plan 20
Prevent Carrying ont Of
German Program.
BOYCOTT IS NOT INTENDED
Believed Plan Would Be Dctr1-
mental Purpose is 10 Control Inn
ports OF All Tcuton Articles.
REGISTER TO BE REQUIRED
French Propose 20 Keep Record Of
All Inhabitants and Their Ma
tlonality Aftcr War.

WAsHINGTON, juno l6-Whno
tho allies are engaged in the HtruE-
gle with German nutocracy. the pro
blom of meeting industrial aggrcs-
sion after the war also Is receiving
attention.
France Is debating regulations TO
compel registration Of nationality by
manufacturers and trades people. 30
that the nation which has borne Tho
hrun' ~ the German assault may not
unwlttingly send gold to provide
funds for another war. Italy has
issued "A dcqgce requiring declara-
tions OF nationality others OF tho
allied countries are discussing sim
lar measures, despite opposition in
some official quarters to anything
savorinE Of an economic war after
tho war"
Gcrman duplicity and intrigue re-
vcalcd in tho last four years have
strengthened fears IN European
countries that Germany may at
tempt TO market her goods when
peace comes by means OF masked
exports giving the impression that
they originated elsewhere, official
quoting financial writer's, |
say that II Is 90 Be expected Franco |
for some time after the war ends |
will be dependent upon imports, be-
cause the most important iIe,iustrml |
have been devastated by the .
invaders and in order to prevent un-
whiting buying OF enemy goods. three
have been suggested. e.
follows:
/. To establish a personal register.
?. To establish trade register.
To demand the national mark
put on all goods imported into
France.
with regard to tho personal reg
ster, II is the intention 10 make ono
'or each community containing the
names and addresses OF ali the in
1abitants, their hirthplaccs and the
names of their parents All store
Keepers shall hang In their shops a
,ign plainly stating their nationality.
On the basis OF this personal regis
.er, a trade register shall be kept,
Denmark. Switzerland, Hungary and
rs In Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway
Germany.
There Is no intention Of hoycottine
German goods Economists have
pointed out that such II step would
be scnselcss thing to do and the
Intention In France Is only To con-
rol the German imports and keep
hem within bounds SO they will do
40 harm To that end, the French
'yndiCatos have suggested that It be I
made obligatory Tor all imports to
bear the national trade mark OF the
OF origin.
Writer'S IN neutral European coun-
ries have pointed out that such in
ernatioual protective system would
10 away with all suspicion regarding
he origin of goods, make access TO
he big markets easier and protect
hem against being mouopoliEcd by
he more powerful states.
Germany Is not missing any
,hance to prepare for business after
he war, plans in the making in
'luding one of such tremendous pro-
portions as n canal between the
Black Sea and the Baltic. The Lu-
peck chamber OF commerce has re-
ported that the canal would shorten
he transportation of petroleum
rom Batoum to Hamburg by 3,000lj
SilOmcters, new markets for Ger
nan goods would be opened and
Russian products could be obtained
" Germany mt a much cheaper price
han heretofore.