New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
ORGANIZE FOR EXPORT
Capitalization of $500, 000,0 900
Represented by Firms.
unT SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS
saunders of New Association
Saw 1t Is on Order of That
of Credit Men.

,--eseutfng manufacturing interests with
..-,,+alization of sSea. 0aa00o, an organiza-
mss formed in the parlors OF the Hotel
n,-4el Yesterday under the name Of the
'fs,sn Manufacturers Export Associa-
ne object of which viii he to pro-
end facilitate the expectation of
.e-scar products TO South American
rerTs. "a,
-. ..ie designed 10 bring IN close touch
ox-,n,-t mana gers of American manu-
.-e,-s Cor their own mutual benefit, as
sc for that of the houses they repre-
in much the same manner as the
-. men Of this country have banded
',..-,se,,-es together In other words, to
- together men Of thorough knowledge
t.'-.-7;ug export, men of practical expert
-, men who know, not to provide a.
-, of information. translation facilities
= school for beginners in the field, but
:. .,,oynpIish the larger objects roughly set
~ and known 70 exporters.
o,,sr 7sA manufacturers, many Of whom
go lust entering the field of expectation TO
...-,sb America. were represented, among
-, being the following:
',-.,ionaI cash Register Company. Dayton,
AUeTlCGA 1duitt8Es -ls1t4GlslS N1itA-
- cincinnati: the +. /. du Pont de Ne
,.o,.-s Powder Company, the Westinghouse
r7sc+-ic Manufacturing Company, the West
,-e5orse Machinery COMPANY, The Wells
,,cb COMPANY. Of Gloucester. n ]. the
EASTMAN Kodak Company, Rochester: Swift
sro Kansas City. No, Chicago and New
ri Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia;
= Atkins, indianapolis; American Fork
- Hoe Company. Cleveland; Corbin Cab
.,s- and Lock Company. New Britain,
cam. George r. Keith & Co, Campello.
-,.ss. the Yale & Towne Company, New
-o-t- the Shervin- Williams Company,
c,o,.,a-d- The y X Fairbanks Company,
.-,io.ro- the Borden Company, New York
,4,v. Russell & Erwin Company, New
,,.s+.4,, Conn. The Yawman & Erb Com
- rochester; the Victor Talking Ma
.s.-e roupanv. Adrian Plat Company.
rovehkeepsie. X. y; the Stevens Arms
.,5 Toe Company. ". & B. Douglass,
,a55letowr. Conn: the Herring Hall
-fs-zin Safe Company, J. \. & ". BIRD q
n Boston; Reed Manufacturing Company,
Erie Penn: Capeweu Horse Nail Company.
Hartford. Conn: the Sun Napor Light Com
-.7r. Canton, Ohio: Sergeant & Co. New
Haven. the Oliver Typewriter Company,
,,s perkjuS-Campbell Company, OF Clncin-
-sti and many others of equal prominence.
The organization had its inception pTin-
r7-sr1, through the efforts Of a New York
,rblirs1iou rrinted in Spanish and devoted
:, ayror+ interests L 5. Belts, export
manager of the National Cash Register
COMPANY. acted as temporary chairman at
,aster6sv-s meeting. and A L Ashburner
vss sArre-a-v officers o. the association
,bsn we're elected for the year as follows;
President. ". B. Campbell, Of the Per
t-,s-Csr7rre1I Company; first vice-presi-
ie--. J. *. Rodgers. manager of the Du
Pam de Nemours Powder Company; second
1ica-president j. 7. Mitchell, Camden,
:. third vfce-presideut, T.. L Del Gado,
Rochester. directors for three years, J. =
Bers. National cash Register Company,
rsvror. Ohio. Z. II. Allen, OF the President
saspender Company, Shirley. Mass; di-
-s-.ors for two wears. :. s. Weant, vice
resident. sun Eapor Light Company, Can
~. Ohio: 4 F. Howe the Borden MIX
ri-rrsr,v. directors for one year, l. 4
Kmball. of the Simmons Manufacturing
fr1ranv Fitchhurg Mass. and Maurice
Yeste-. export manager Of the WestnS-
kouse Manufacturing Company
The delegates at yesterdays meeting dis
tussed the charges which the exporter has
70 hear in the way of towage, insurance
and storage on his goods for the ten or
iventy DAYS during which the merchandise
sEaits transportation 10 South American
Forts