Potosi journal., 1921-04-06
Dis TRADE nEfTIIe
WILL Be HELDMu.s,
WILL osscUss MGTNooe 70 Gx.
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70 ArrGMo.
HUGHES 70 oses SESSIONS


Sew I0ft. ft.-~Ahbfsas4ad0ra. n1fsiasess
md rosum~rs1si rpreA~afssfses al
thirty three nstions hsve ace~rfe1 the
ibstistton Of the NsiSdmsi Asscriastaa
of Manufacturers 10 sftezd 3 eossser.
ens'e u sinbssssdarx snd ministers %
world trsde durinx the as.oc4z tsen. 4
three-tay ANNUAL eoaseniIaa in thu
city. beginning May Ie.
In making the snnounexns@ns ifse
association stated that Secretary sf
State Hughes would formally ossn tine
convention. unless some snfSreseea q
Circumstance should dsiain A.rs in
Washington A special train beg ring
the guests ix scheduled to leave the
capita! at midnight May lti.
This important gstherinx.- state
nsent said. which will l-e the firss of
its kind ever held IL this country. II
not 10 the world. has tse~n Arranged in
order that representatives OF 0heY na-
ti"ns Insy hay. an oYssrtunisy 10 ex.
plain to the fnen most Intimately cssa-
t~rned In finabtinS aBS exceeding our
foreign trade how tie constructive
forces Of the United States may be co-
ordinated best 10 serve ih- p..~ss os
the world.
Means to Erteoe Credit
There will b@ discussions ns sfse
best methods 10 meet the detnsi,dx of
Europe and Other countries for raw
and manufactured materials. and 10
extend the credit tina, is 80 essential.
The National Asscs-ia ton II Manufac-
turers comprises ans manufacturing
enterprises which prosuc. more than
- yer cent of The entire manufactured
output of The nation. and this cssfayea.
ton will give their members az og,-
por1uniiy to obtain the foreign yi-w-
point direct Tor the first time in this
history
Each session Of the corference will
he devoted. il Was stated. 10 ynrtic-
uisr group of nations. and each Will
have as an honorary chairman one or
the Aul.,a $50 dors from that group of
nations 4 special information ~4-c-
ton will he arranged, where each
country may have ofl exhibit special
lileraiu~ ar s;.-eial rate infor.ua ton
for the benefit of the delegates
Stephen &. Mason. president, Of the
sions of the e-,ilferene~
To Meet Needs Of Europe.
THE fundamental nes~ssj'y." Nr.
Mason said lis 80 us--, tire needs ~
k.a sS.x-
,erisis ard machinery. ~ tia, slse esa
take up again her productive activities
wiitou, assuming an .utolersts. bur
den ~ ttnpe8 lat. obligations
American manufacturers can alone
rsles, these r,.~-ts 81 basis o. c-rs-dir
81 the world 'o RESUME their inEe-stsA-
I-4tsj~nt co.ail4e-ss. atad thus r,aS5cre
employment; and its consequent IN
creased consumption psr1~r .aineri-
~an .n8nciai Interests have fa;zs.lsar-
iz.At themselves with world problems
In 50 far IS 'he financing ~ for~ieTi
commerce has t.e--F t,pncvArne4. but the
ngauufscsurpr hiTss~sny has lacked
broad intimate snuul.-is~ ~ the Be-
tvss1iies nf fh- situation. Th~F~tur,A.
he hxs failed i~s~sIhly io understand
why be- saauid exetf all af has in
y~naity and rs-~,lsvrs-> in nss~s,tus tie
ns>~ss II the foreign bgy~r
This corfev~nys.. We hss@. will bring
home 10 the tp~I7lt%rs uf the Nsfianss
Association nf MauHtsr1 ny~r~ the ne~Si
for their tuiles, COOPERATION In hslIAE<
to solve the Acu,. e->sgsslsis ystN4.ieisxs
" .s~ wurad