Evening star., 1921-12-25

, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lee: He mas
been a trade analyst for the auto.
motive industries on behalf of IL large
financial institution. and has inventi-
gated market co, .ditions for the IN
dustry in the far east as well as IN
Europe. He has lad an extensive
experience 1T tor. in the mann,ao-
ture and sale Of pleasure cars, rnS,1i'
/, trucks and farm tractors.
Electrical Equipmeat-R. A. Lund-
quist: He Investigated the markets
for electrical goods Throughout tps
far east, and more recently hasica
and India. He graduated from the
Electrical Engineering School Of the
University Of Minnesota, and has had
extensive experience as a consulting
engineer in connection with the Mis-
souri, Power. the Westinghouse and
the Lacrosse Water Power Companies
Observation-Disclosures G. Moa..orn-
cry: He aas formerly in chAr.. oI
the foreiga market division CT the
bureau of markets. Department of
Agriculture. In that depar,r..a' he
!
eign representatives who summarized
worldwide production and consump-
ton of agricultural products as a
basis for trade promotion, and with
the purpose of assisting in determin-
ing the agricultural policies Of this
country He is graduate of the
University of Nebraska and was for
! merly member of the faculty of that
institution and later of Cornell.
Fuel-Henry c. Morris: He is a
graduate of the Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology, and has had ex-
tensive experience as a mining engi-
neer. During the war he was con-
nected with the United States Ship
ping Board as an expert on fuel, and
before that he was with the fuel ad-
| ministration as a mining engineer.
| and was later with the bureau of
mines.
/ Iron and Steel-Luther Becker: He
! comes to this division with we'll
rounded experience, particularly in
! the commercial field of the iron and
steel industry. shortly after his
:
| in 1894 he commenced his foreign
activities in Japan. During the clos
! ing months of the Russian-Japanese
i war he participated in the extensive
| sale and importations of American
machinery and steel in that country.
| Cpon Mr.. Becker's return to the Uni
| ted States he became associated with
! 10, Stool and
| was sales agent in its st. Louis dis
| trct office. After five years OF domes-
| tic activity he spent the greater part
/ of the next seven years in the Dutch
| East Indies and in Japan. AZ manager
! of the foreign offices of the United
states Steel Products Company in
| chose places.
| Lumber-Axel H. OXholm: He has
| had practical mill experience in the
| Pacific northwest and extensive con-
I tact with foreign lumber markets.
| He was assistant manager Of "A large
| lumber import concern in Spain and
| later export manager of a lumber firm
! in san Francisco. He has conducted
| Investigations in the lumber industry
| and export trade of northern Europe.
! and later was European manager for
| a group of American exporters. II,
| had gradual. training al the ROYAL
! University of Christiania and has
/ visited most of the important lumber
producing countries and consuming
markets of the world.
| Machinery-Walter II. Rastall: He
| has had nine years of experience in
Asia in connection with machinery
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