Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-11-24 | Page 12 | German Agents Fraudulently Kept Trade Out

GERMAN CERMAN AGENTS 1 FRAUDULENTLY I KEPT TRADE OUT t. t Auto uto Company Completes r Plan to Invade Other i Markets t t Now o that the time roar of ot artillery and ando Cho ho o rattle of or machine guns hn has been If i. i stilled by an rn epochal armistice tho the Na- Na Motor Car Vehicle corpora- corpora pot j- lion pon of oC Indianapolis Is la r completing Its prep preparation ration fur for the n In invasion lon of r the man many Corel foreign n markets that must U 1 ok U to the United States for or their r biles bales during Il the era ern of or construction Tho rho National r Undo trade mark for COl exam exam- plu phI has been becu protected IJ by rc registration In almost er e every country of or tho the world In order that National automobiles may maybe be delivered and sold overseas overseas under their rightful name Such rel registration of oC tho the trado mark marl to foil Coli any ny attempts of oC commercial pl- pl PI-I PI rates to Injure the foi ot l n trade trado of oC the rational National company In set several oral whore where German u agents have havo been active B n. n p fat er In t Ih he in fl-in umi- umi UJ y in n tIer der which several l American commodities ties tics aro arc sold In tills this country these commercial n agents of or the tho German gov- gov O already have ha barred barrell products from several o or overseas r ca marf mar- mar f hats unless these goods aro exported I un under er another name nome Several of or these agents agent moreover moreo aro are resorting to blackmail b by offering to sell their rights to tho tra trade e mark marJ to American manufacturers demanding f large e sums Bums for Cor tho registration papers the they now hold haitI lonG three It has hf taken taleen us as ns as ns years to protect our trade mark In several foreign countries said George M. M Dickson president of or tho the National company since In some Gomo Instances wo we made application as corl early as 1916 1915 and only recently received c formal notice of or orIts Its acceptance Tho foreign n market for Cor Americana American automobiles already y promises to Justify justify Justi justi- f fy Our TOUT ron fondest est wartime expectations and the world has been at nt peace for tor only a a. little more than a week weel Many ran of 01 our foreign distributors are aro IncreasIng Increasing increasIng ing their letters of or credit to the tho end t that at their Increased orders for tor cars cors may bo be more speedily handled with the removal of or restrictions on automobile automobile automobile automo automo- automo- automo bile manufacture and shipment e