The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-08
CHINA TO
WELCOME AMERICAN
MADE

washington, u. c.. Sept. S.-That
the recent tour OF the United States
by the honorary commercial commits
sloners Of the republic Of China was
thoroughly enjoyed by the yisitorsl
from the far east and viii result In
cordial and mutually advantageous
commercial relations. Is attested IN a
letter Just received by Or. y. n. Pratt.
chief OF the bureau OF foreign and do
nestle department OF COM
merce, from NJ. and Mr.. David r.. T..
Yui, the honorary secretary Of the
commission.
Mr.. Yui Is enthusiastic concerning
the bright prospects OF augmented
trade and increased h~cipfulness be-
tween tho two great republics. He
expresses she keencst appreciation Of
tho commissions reception In Amer
lea. saying that II has been over
whelmcd with your wonderful hospi-I
tally and sincere goodness He
suggests that the United States and
CHINA should "join hands to make
the best use OF present opportunities. 70
Mr.. Yui is in charge OF the lecture
department Of the national committee
Of tho Young Mems Christina associ-
alton OF CHINA. and he defines his
work as m effort to enlighten all
classes ~ people in'the advancement
OF modern civilization. At present
there are In his department these di-
visions. Science. health. conservation.
education. and visual instruction. The
iecturca OF these divisions each year
reach thousands OF officials. scholars,
students. and business men through
out China and are received with the
most earnest interest.
Mr.. Yuis department Will, he says.
be exceedingly glad TO receive nt any
time literature and materials OF an
educational nature, particularly LAM
tern slides. motlon-picture Aims.
charts. maps. and pictures on any
subjects relating 10 industry and
commerce.
He requests that American manu-
featuring and Industrial Arms be in
formed Of the readiness 81 the visual
instruction division to make fun use
Of advertising materials in the form
of slides films, pictures. or similar
illustrative material. Considerable
material OF this kind has already been
received from one OF the great trans
continental railways. a manufacturing
concern IN ohio OF International rep
utation. and various other companies
In tho United states. Mr.. Yul Is con-
ylnscd that the furnishing OF such
things for the instruction Of the Chi
ncsc people viii be Of 1tial
benefit 10 both parties concerned. and
the advantages TO be derived ny
American manufacturers are cmphas.
lied by the bureau 81 foreign and do
nestle commerce At present suct
- N-Ha- nan AHHN AnnN
month BIS the visual instruction divis
ion through its I've circuits In north
south, east. central ad west China.
Mr.. Yui speaks Of another way u
which. he feels sure. trade may b.
increased and friendly relation
} strengthened. Chinese students, ar
!, ter graduation from a college or uni
verslty In the United states and be
. fore returning Co China. often nnd !
J difficult TO secure an opportunity q
! acquiring needed experience alon.
the line Of work in which they hay
} been trained. They do not intend. q
/ course. 10 settle down in America. bu
they do need technical experience s
! some nrm. factory. or office to sun
PIGMENT their theoretical knowledge
such opportunitie would be grateful
} w appreciated and would afford.
the firms granting them, not only do
sirahle publicity out q means Of pra'
: tical commercial penetration IN IA
III Chinese field. Mr.. Yui hopes th'
through the good offices Of those er
gagged In American trade promotion
Chinese students may, In the futur
obtain such places, He mentions.
passing. hat he has been assured ?
q telegram from the acting secrctni
~ tho department or labor that a
emharrassments 10 Chinese Htudcn
whom landing az San Francisco "
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