Evening star., 1927-04-17
Washington: I. S. Business Capital

citation, Snaokeless Coal Operators AS.
sociation of West Virginia. United
States Sugar Beet Manufacturers As
sociation.
Trade associations with branch Of
fees in hington--American Bank
ers Association, American Cotton
Manufacturers, American Electric
Railway Association, American Face
Brick Association, American Railway
Association American Steamship
Owners Association, American Sugar
Cane League of u. S. A, General
Automobile Owners Association, Inc;
Miilers' National Federation, National
Association Credit Men, Washington
bureau National Association Of
Manufacturers, National Association
of Owners Of Railroad Securities,
National Auto Chamber of Com
merce, National Council of American
Cotton Manufacturers, National In
dustrial Council. National Retail
Dry Goods Association, National Re
tail Lumber Dealers Association,
Portland Cement Association, Railway
Business Association, u. s. Inde-
pendent Telephone Association,
Western Petroleum Refiners' Associ-
alton.
Have Headquarters Here.
National organizations not strictly
trade associations with headquarters
i'm hington--American Chemical
Society, American Dairy Federation,
American Engineering Council, Ameri.
can Forestry Association, American,
Institute of Architects, American Min
ing Congress, Bureau of Railway
Economics, Great Lakes.St. Lawrence
Tidewater Association, National Board
of Farm Organizations, National Co
operative Milk Producers Federation,
National Council of Education, Con.
struction Division Association, Lithog-
raphers Cooperative Association,
Electrical Craftsmen, Grand Chapter;
International Association Siderograph-
ers, International Institute of Coop
GRAFTON, American Civic Association,
American Association for Advancement
of Science, American Association State
Highway Officials, international Asso-
citation Fire Fighters, international
Association of Industrial Accountants,
Potato Association of America, Sheet
Metal Workers international Associa-
tion, National Rivers and Harbors
Congress, National Confederation on
State Parks, international Association
Dairy and Milk Inspection, American
Council Of Agriculture, National Edu-
cation Association, National Dairy
Union. Association of American Rail
way Accounting officers.
National organizations not strictly
trade associations with branch offices
in shington-American Farm Bu-
reau Federation, Envelope Legislative
Committee, National Association of
Railway and Utilities Commissioners,
National Council of Farmers Coop.
eratiye Marketing Associations, Ma.
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Representatives Of all these asso-
Citations with delegates from hundreds
Of boards Of trade and chambers of
commerce from every State in the
Union will meet here on May 8, 4 and
5 as leaders of American business,
which is sweeping forward under the
play of new economic forces, and who
find it more necessary than ever to
look into the future, to see what the
changes that are taking place fore
token, to figure how sharp is the
break from conditions before the war,
to gauge the direction that business
is taking, to see if they are approach.
ing even more striking readjustments
than they have experienced in the re-
cent past.
Careful Study Demanded.
The new business era demands a
careful weighing of many problems,
calls for a study of complicated rela-
tionships, with trade and industries
entering new fields, with business
units and conditions changing and
with new points of contact with Gov
ernment and within commerce and
Industry being developed.
Business is achieving so many new
things that even the best of observers
cannot keep abreast of them all, in