New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-30
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Urges Americans
To Make Barred
Goods i'm France
Engineer Says Foreign Bank.
ers viii Furnish Finan.
cial Aid, if Raw Materials
Are Shipped Overseas

American business men ran .
profits and help rehabilitate Franco 4.
the opinion of Emanuel Pironnean
French engineer now in this cop,,..
by arranging TO manufacture overs.s.
American products which have ha..
excluded by embargo. NJ. pirnnro..
told The Tribune that he believed s,.l
manufacturers would be compsnss,.J
on a royalty basis. Ills mission in ,b;s
country is to establish closer rela,,o..
between French engineering inth.ss,.
and American manufacturers If m..si
products
NJ. Pironneau served as On atl;ll,..
officer at tharleroi, ct The first hattis
Of the Marne. in Afiuis. at rheims. II,
the son'ne and 81 Neflun nnd repeiYsd
the Groin de tuetre he has hos, H.
this country since lest laitiafy saeb
ing TO establish cniiheelinhs aud ~
tends IN another month IT, 80 bafl q,
France 20 lay before tho pf6un lie ten
fesehts the results u lis lhyasiiea.
items
France Needs Economic Help
ut Is unnecessary" he said. 'to
speak OF France b great Appreciation
rar the military help rendered her hp
The United States. The Whole World
knows of this. But as a supplement 10
this assistance France needs economic
help, and this can only be effectively
brought about by closer connection
between her industries and those of the
United States and cooperation between
the technicians and business men Of
the two countries.
ut is hardly necessary to state that
France needs protection in order to re-
build her industries and TO insure en-.
ployment for her working people II is
only by this means also that France
can recstabish her credit and unbur-
den herself Of the heavy debt which
now encumbers her people. For this
reason certain foreign products have
been excluded from the French mar
kcts. 1t remains, therefore, for Ameri-
can manufacturers TO produce in
France such commodities as cannot
be imported.
"The manufacturers in the United
States should accept the limitation OF
exports to France" continued NJ. Piron-
ncau, land investigate the generous
profits that arc TO be made b. selling
their patents to French manDfactur-
ers, who would compensate them by
paying royalties on finished products.
Opportunities Abroad
AT the same time there is a great
opportunity for American interests to
become connected with the develop
ment Of French industries. If Ameri
can business men viii furnish the raw
materials and machinery for the re-
establishment OF French Industries
the necessary capital viii be forthconl-
ing from France, as we'll as the loca-
ton and buildings TO carry on pro
duction.'
Other important French spccalties
besides the engineering interests he
represents are to-day working to bring
about closer association with the
United States, declared NJ. Pironneau.
French manufacturing corporations are
eager to have American representation
on their boards Of directors as well as
on their technical STATS.
France Immune to Bolsheyism
THE French financial world" con
Guided N. Pironneau, Will certainly
give every assistance possible TO any
such undertaking as ! have outlined.
Furthermore, France can be considered
as one of the countries in winch Boil
shevism will not take root, for France
can still live on her revolution. -Four
years of war have bled her people, and
she has enough wounds to heal without
wishing to receive fresh ones. Boil
shevism may reach the Rhine, but 1t
will never cross the French frontier.
France is eager to work and to rebuild,
and in this she needs the aid Of Amerl-
can brains and products"