New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
commercial Prepared
ness" Slogan of Export
Convention.
a. FARRELL URGES
FOREIGN INVESTING
uo,,s L. s. To Be Worlds
Ranker-E. J. Berwind Out
lines Opportunity.
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openins session OF me N"'''na' OF
srn Trade convention mere ''-uNE
TIE chief speakers were James y. al
re.l. president OF me ."'''o STATES
steel Corporation. ana Eo""'' - ~. n''
wind president 81 tHe he'" '"O- " "'''
Cosl Company or Ne" ON
"Foreigr investment sara MI f"'-
rel. "is o eommeI''"' p''P"''O"vN'
measure source 81 p'''''''' ~ W..
vho.e industrial i"'''' o. o"' 'V ,...
should the "'r-' i'''"' 90 iV'''. 80.
commercial po"'''S '' "U' w.
ton. L IS an element o. s''e"s'n III
our influence SIS nation should a
wiser Instinct realize that the true
guarantee Of the worlds peace Is the
provision Of equal opportunity lot an
w. Farrell declared 'na' foreign IN
~s..-,ert q American capital was a
....ss;.,. - meet the keener
pi'mo '-'''-' -, .,.t
compeuNo' eAIe0''~ 40 o''N
.s- TIE war lrtl me United states
,s.s % 4-e~r, the need Of those
'ss'nS ~ 80 go - :. sos;ros
groVing countries '' "-'''.' - 49,
70 Increase Us exports the V4'le Oh
a..,-'s be~le~" would not pass TO the
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I'VE can ITO longer '7-A VI -oie's ]"
trade mere. y SIS ar adjunct OF domestic
...-.... , ,r- re~~o'1 declared "Tha
f'''4 H.. H..
;sct has 20 m ItcpAHi1tu '"e1 '"eie
r., he no stable prosperity az home
- ma ave able ~ make liberal
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sA.es D"'' mon ''- az - ~ y
abroad. ne lact tAA' IN norma tunes
about 80 rcr cent Of our exports con-
,;s.s ~ f.oss+,rs and raw materials
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gives s-~~1-" "a -V'
The enormous possibilities or our me-
chsn:cal production.
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--.-i--sr ss 81. e-orlover tbo+ NO
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49, - .l. ..'~C5,,,.s of 10 ,occbo~i-
81 60. ~ .t. 1-r,-o5 S.o+es. ~
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to-@'.." -,
ese- '-..' $50 az ~ ~!
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4A-s fi.-.-o'V e."F i'e"s W ~
we. VI, ~"- cease me n.eu ~ d
io'eish 0--.e' VIII remain uul aDI" "
70 mefAe- '-e II'-uc- VII nov, as IN
.ls ease W "eI con = &c. ~ res i'ieie''
or e.'..... .. .'"he ue-.' e''es' -,.
4Ae way mas ."-s"' VuI peop.e
many 'a-nt' 30 ne DOMAIN OF economic
iset 70 W1icn i1ey cld not formerly
give sufficient heed. Not the least
valuable Of these lessons is the realiza-
ton Of bow strongly entrenched are
our competitors in markets that some
Of Us thoueat Jay open for our occu-
parcy. When the curtailment OF
European Investments IN south Amerl-
can republic. brought their devel op-
nert 10 g stardst,l in reducing their
prrohss.ng power we had an object
;se development of foreign trade"
A.syican capital now has the oppor-
,x-'tv Is never before 20 assume the
relation % Latin America that has
been held heretofore By the European
nations. Nr perwird declared.
q, Is now POSSIBLE" said Mr.. Ber-
wind. "for ia ~ acquire upon advan-
ngeous terms the ownership or control
81 raii-oa5s -.rfr, ut1ities and in
drstrisI e~.e-.r.ses wLicb hitherta
80 Iootef ~ rr,,srd and 10 the
co,,ine~+ ~ .teir francial support
I, V...g. -o ,'gi IAN. eo ,,,- r,icb
viii cive W.. ~,ir rroe+abie emplov-
rer.to A-,.rscs'1 csDi-ol Int will i'm
turr. ro,rerf.,.-,. e.,r@,,ie+e interest i'm
,ls 80 .... ;~s,.,+,;os
III t.o.- '~i '',D ,. eaot;ro-,. cor
-ss .,t- 10Y Dv.-ei IIi'Oi.. ~ -,
, .s ,..a''. % -oIe.s" 49, az, ea,''.e'i
t..-.ses % pc i"e- ID" d" e''''' '''' '''''
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