Show Uncle Sam Is Meeting Worlds World's Trade From Toys to Tractors o o 4 d WASHINGTON By By The ted sled Press The Press The world has many and its peoples seem to retard regard Sam as a II Santa Claus Clans of commerce com com- commerce commerce merce who can fill lists of Christmas needs ne ds at any time The only difference differ dUter- difference ence is at this time of year the lists come from frem foreign foren the merchants who wish to pay for the articles But the lists of needs always on file at bureaus bur aus of the United States tates department of commerce throughout not th the country are in content not un un- unlike unlike un- un unlike like those Santa Claus Claw used to be beas asked asSed as ed to fill fm at Christmas time for Cor fora Cora a less sophisticated generation They run the gamut of manufactured articles articles ar ar- Ucles from toys to tractors to motorboats ice machinery to church pews Manufacturers in- in Interested interested in foreign trade find in them theme excellent e opportunities to sell their wares The various arlous peoples of the earth prepared to pay for what they get are not at all retiring Insofar as de demands de- de demands mands arc concerned For por Instance Argentina Arg wants a few but will take some wire fencing or ora ora a a. little cement Germany could use a a. few 12 horsepower automobiles or would welcome some post cards cow cowand cowand cowand and calf cal hair paper napkins essen essen- essential essential essential oils and typewriters Pe t Brazil for Cor the moment needs only a few locomotives and boilers and Mexico would be satisfied with a 0 couple dozen ton one-ton motorboats capable of making 40 0 to 50 miles an hour Spain wants tableware and Uruguay asks for steel shot and car car- wheels A country after ater a childs child's own heart is Switzerland is but insists they th y be of best quality rubber ran can use a a. few leather sample cases and China can put to to work a dozen making ice-making ma ma- machines or so 60 one to ton five chines As an alternative China will wUl willbe willbe be glad to get raw cotton and waste Australia less particular would be satisfied with a cargo of high grade honey some millinery supplies such as silks and trimmings or an odd I player piano or two Canada seems to be expecting a busy winter lurch church season seMOn her merchants asking for Cor church pews and fittings and some cotton silk and rayon dress goods with trimmings and guimps Indications of warmer wanner weather are seen in Egypt's plea for some same socks and a few ice cream freezers freezers auto auto automatic matic or self freezing preferred A little starch also would be welcomed to the Land of the Pyramids Japan wants coal Jamaica promises to get along somehow if Uncle Sam will for forthe forthe forthe ship a few evaporating plants the production of o water |