Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1929, Page 7

3 - TRADE EXPANSION # future.” © for American trade.” he declared in his LAMONT PREDICTS Prescribes Fores‘ig!lt, Energy and Intelligence to Insure Bright Future. — 4 By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, April 17.—Foresight, intelligence and encrgy were preseribed today by Robert P. Lamont, Secretary of Commerce, as the tonic necessary to insure continued expansion of American trade. He told the Sixteenth National For- eign Trade Convention, assembled here under auspices of the National Foreign i Trade Council, that the : history” of American trade, as well as that of the world, “holds out high promise for the “Were T asked jo preseribe a tonic prepared address. “I would say: Take foresight, intelligence and energy on the part of American exporters, export or- ganizations and the Government—take foresight, intelligence and energy on the part of American producers in rais- ing the efficiency of industry—in other words, keep taking, if possible, in ever- growing doses, the medicine that has worked so remarkably in the past.” Expansion Seems Sure. United States has ‘become greatest manufacturing country and that manufactured products are the great, class of American ex- ports, he sa 'we have every reason to anticipate steady expa in our for- eign trade, perhaps even more rapid than that of most éther countries, “The truth is that the normal thing i international trade is growth, gmwth, not onl: ster than that of world popu- lation, but faster than that of world pro- duction. S nce, invention and dis- cover constantly opening new re- sources and cutting down costs of pro- | duction. Education is making the masses of the people better workers. The rapid building up of capital is strengthening further the arm of man 8 He added that nothwithstanding the aim of each nation to build up and | diversify its own industries and make | its economic life self-sufficient, the tigs among nations are multiplying. “All that is necessary to assure steady and large growth of foreign trade throughout the world, and of our own trade in particular, is peace,” he de- clared. CORNED BEEF BARRED. Germany Prohibits Importation of | | | | | | | | | War-Time Ration. A flat prohibition against the importa- tion of corned beef into Germany has | been decreed by the German cabinet. James T. Scott, American trade com- ationed at Hamburg, cabled .| & farm, has been offered 160 acres near DE. M. C. MERRILL. GIFT TO MARION TALLEY. PARSONS, Kans, April 17 (#).— Marion Talley, youthful prima donna, who has announced her retirement from the Metropolitan Opera Co. to live on here by Harry A. Bryant,' Parsons banker. 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