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Show GERMANY GETTING SO. AMERICAN TRADE Kfforts by Orrnat.y to regain export markets are already apparent in increased competition American manufacturers are meeting In South America. "In 4'hile, for example." saya th national na-tional foreign trade council, "the American Ameri-can toy manufacturers had succeeded In '. budding up a good business with Inge-) mously designed to s during the absence j of i.erman-marie grth les. Hut during the j rusiuees boom In the Flitted Htates, toye j were sent to foreign customers tiiat Were I too fragile or ripfns.vf. Toe tesult ba j been that the Fhileng no longer cares to1 deal with the American manufacturer whn he can purchase Oermin toys which, though not of pre mar manufacture, are in no way inferior thereto. "In recent mon'ha many rt earners have .arrived at Valparaiso from Germany with articles of Oerman manufacture of every f imaginable ' sort textiles, machinery. hardware, toys, drugs, etc. American and j kritish merchants have a I read v leg;jn to . suffer from effects of cheap t;ermati Imports Im-ports into Chile. The h.gh preml tm on Ihe Fnited Plates dollar and the British pound, in com peir ison with the German mark, are operating te turn trade toward Germany as soon aa production In that country can be reestablished " " s |