Show COrrON MANUFACTURERS APPROVE REGUlATION By Associated Press Preas NEW YORK May 4 The The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers will cheerfully accept control and price fixing of their products if the administration deems such action necessary to win the war according to resolutions adopted by the association tion at its annual convention here The association also pledged itself not to export cotton or 01 any of its products that can in any way reach the nations with which we are at war and suggested a plan of government rationing of cotton to meet the military mili mili- tary and civilian needs of the United States and its allies and the civilian needs needs of neutrals I The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers 1 whose membership comprises representatives of Northern I mills and the American Association of Cotton Manufacturers with a membership membership membership mem mem- from the South closed their I Joint convention tonight by electing officers The National association chose President W. W Frank Shove Fall River Mass vice presidents Russell B. B Lowe Fitchburg Mass 1 and James Thompson New Bedford Mass The American association elected president Arthur J. J Draper Charlotte N. N C. C vice president James D. D Hammett Hammett Ham Ham- mett Anderson S S. S C. C secretary- secretary treasurer W. W D. D Adams Charlotte Stuart W. W Cramer of Charlotte was chosen chairman of the national council council coun coun- cil which is the central committee of both organizations Edwin Farnum arnum Greene was elected vice chairman and I Mr 11 Adams secretary |