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often been Of such temporary chsrac-
ter and so cbeaply built that the ma
terials were not worth salvsging. THIS
money spent for such buildings WAS an
outlay without any direct return. AZ
Rio. the United States is 10 create n
beautiful background for It's pano-
rama OF progress and al the Same tins
II will acquire much needed govern
mcnt building, We own a few en-
bassies and legations. Il Is claimed
that the Brazilian embassy IL 20 DO
the finest OF there.
To Prevent Duplication.
Representatives Of tho ten Govern
ment departments are holding meet
lngs 20 plan for tho exhibits 10 be sent
by this Government. so that there VIII
be no duplication. There viii be many
exhibits from the Department ~
Agriculture, for Brazil is greatly in
terested IN this industry and our De-
partment does wonderful experimental
work. Perhaps n few Of the demon
strators from the extension servlcs
may be sent to show the Brazltan
women some OF the applied &c encs
that is available 20 American hbtss-
wives.
system o. public parks and Reserves
ested also in our forest work, our
The Brazilian people viii be inter-
ested also I'm our forest work. our eys-
tern Of public parks and reservations.
our mining methods. and the life saw
ing work OF our coast guard. There
viii DO small displays from the Army
and Navy. and probably one or more
naval vessels will be stationed In tho
harbor for public inspection.
4 moving picture theatre is TO 10
erected temporarily next TO the exhibit
building 30 that the American exhibits
can be made clearer ny pictures.
Both the United States and Brazil
hope ~ come into closer touch through
this exposition. There r. y friendship
of Oh standing between the two ma
tior- Brazil - OF a Portuguese speak-
: ing republic IN a continent OF Spanish
countries. In the Spa nish- America n
War. Brazil out ~ all South America
sided with tho United states and
: many years before that Brazil sent n
diplomatic representative 20 no
b United States 70 show her feeling ~
b friendship.
Closer friendship Will be expressed
, now largely in closer industrial and
b commercial relations. Yet az FAR az
our official exhibits are concerned we
can show our commercial progress
' only from the Government point If
. view. The exhibits which are sane
: toned by Congress and paid for out o,
= the Treasury may be OF Government
q work only. Some OF them show what
= tho Government Is doing in CONNER
q clal ways, as in IN. displays OF the
> Department OF Commerce. but there
II may be no display OF private enter
e pries IN the Government building
l. American private concerns will be rep
- resented at the exhibition. however. II
buildings financed by business con
- cerns
/. Brazil ~ eager 70 have tho Unite,
= States well represented. at the eIposi
:. ton. To further the trade relation
\. between the two countries tho Brazil
. ian Government has sent Senior Sc
. bnAttso SampAio. commercial attach
and member OF ne consular service
TO visit tho principal cities Of III
United States. He Is now traveltn
" In this country and speaking in N
" cities on the possibilities and the I'm
II portance to the United States OF Sout
ne American trade relations senho
IN Sampaio IL also instructed by the Bra
lillian Government 20 inform hir,se
III and his Government regarding tn
lis commercial development Of this coun
K try. Brazil hopes 70 turn her centen
It NAL celebration to very practical &C
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