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Show U. S. MANUFACTURERS ! PLAN BIG EXPORT TRADE; I - I By Assoc Is ted Press. NEW oRK. art. Jl. The American 1 Manufsctuera" K a port association, at lis "itreiwre f"r after the war" ronven- tlon here adopted resolutions urgtng , Hcretarv Maker to Iniroduce at military mili-tary training camps courses so that American soldiers here and abroad might enter export trade when peace is reached. Ne-f of educational work for International Inter-national commerce waa also emphasised empha-sised by the appointment of a commit-Im commit-Im to cooperate with a committee on tMlucatinnai preparation connected with the United Ht.tles bureau of education In recommending to congreas means of realising a national educational policy for forian trade. The association adopted resolutions for adequate credit Information on foreign buers; broadening of the federal reserve board to establish the American dollar j In new markets, and Increasing knowledge knowl-edge of foreign Languages and customs among American banking- and exporting ; oraansattons. indorsing present organ) sa- tlon of Ameilcan financial Interests and de-lanng banking instltutiona of this country were adequate to handle greatly ; Increased-foreign trade. |