The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-30

 trade with persistency and Jealous ness which already is scattering ia miliar Made in Germany" articles broadcast throughout the world.
 Even German straw hats are being worn by Americans this summer, ant Senator Calder (R), of the Senate F'i nance Committee, "sported" one re gently which, he said, had retailed il a Brooklyn shop for less than a dol lar.
 German exporters are understood tt have been advised officially the new American tariff law will become opera tive not later than September l, but the possible shipments from Germany to the United States should be has tened in anticipation of it's earlier en actment
 And "Made in Germany" goods are reported to be flooding the American market as a result of this semi-offi cial "tip' to their Germena makers.
 The United States, Russia and South America appear to be the ia vorite fields for the German export CT and drummer"
 There is to be an exclusively Ger man industrial exposition held at Mos- COW in July which is intended to dis nlav before the Russian people the de- sirabilitv of things Made in Ger many" The Soviet government is re- ported to be already admitting the ex- hibits, consisting largely of agrlcul- tural and transportation displays, free of duty, and to be giving the Germans back of the enterprise every encour- agement in carrying out their invasion of the Russian market.
 GERMANS SEND SAMPLES
 Owing to the difficulties of exchange few German firms are expected to partfcipate in the exposition to be held at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this fall, hut a German steamship, bearing samples" of Made in Germany goods and a staff of trained German salesmen, will visit Rio during the "fair' and proceed subsequently to other South American ports.
 German foreign trade control IS De- ing systematically pushed under the paternal supervision of the German foresigbt. precision and patience, according to semi-official adVlces received by members of both the Senate Foreign Relations and Fl- nance committees recently.
 One prominent Republican senator was informed authoritatively that con- siderable misconception exists in re- gard to the workings of the present German import and export policy, which is said to be closely interrelat- ed with all German economic meas ures.
 The German government has gwen exclusive control of all foreign trade into the hands of what are descrlpeo as all-powerful and all-directing Ger man import and export boards.
 These boards possess powers which are virtually autocratic, but although they are being opposed by some they are reported to be highly efficient in their protection of German business and economic interests.
 They have the authority to lay down absolute trade prohibitions at Wlli' ana tho easa and celerity with which this can be done or undone with respect to any particular commodity for the protection of any special industry, in whole or part, is described as creat- ing a system much more effective than the method of building a tarlff wall which is so often prevalent ln this country.
 This new German system is sald to be not unlike that which the MIG Cumber tariff bill would establish by empowering the President to low CT or raise tariff rates after consult ing with the Federal Tariff Commls- sion and similar government agen- cies, except the German import and ex- port boards are not composed or or conducted by German government Of ficials or employees.
 INDUSTRY HIGHLY SPECiA-iAED
 They are controlled and managed instead by the direct representatives