War material trade hints at global arms market
United States ship reports show Japan buys bulk raw cotton scrap iron steel autos copper while Germany France and Italy follow. China buys 2,000,900 in aircraft as Ethiopia remains a market only recently, Turkey and Asia purchase 390,000 in the last quarter. The piece notes Johnson Act limits, Hull’s stance, and Senate munitions scrutiny.
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