Report to the Governments of the Republics Members of the Pan American Union O
Report to the Governments of the Republics Members of the Pan American Union O
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Still another field which the Union cultivates in response to letters of request is that of supplying at least one commercial booklet to each student of intermediate schools all over the land. Additional booklets, often in large numbers, are supplied to students and teachers at the actual cost of paper and printing. Thus the information disseminated by the Union to the youth of the Americas is of inestimable value in drawing them into a fuller acquaintanceship a potent factor that underlies the... devel- opment of commerce.
The personal interview between business men and the head of the Pan American Union and his assistants consumes a considerable amount of time each day, for there is a never-ending line of callers. The subjects in which these men are interested cover a diversified 18 field, topics in which they desire to confer in a more extensive way than is possible by letter or by use of printed matter. In this respect the Union is fortunate in having available on its staff men who have not only traveled in Latin America, but who have spent years in buying and selling in that part of the world and who are, therefore, able to give advice based on actual observations and business experi- ences in the field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still another field which the Union cultivates in response to letters of request is that of supplying at least one commercial booklet to each student of intermediate schools all over the land. Additional booklets, often in large numbers, are supplied to students and teachers at the actual cost of paper and printing. Thus the information disseminated by the Union to the youth of the Americas is of inestimable value in drawing them into a fuller acquaintanceship a potent factor that underlies the... devel- opment of commerce.
The personal interview between business men and the head of the Pan American Union and his assistants consumes a considerable amount of time each day, for there is a never-ending line of callers. The subjects in which these men are interested cover a diversified 18 field, topics in which they desire to confer in a more extensive way than is possible by letter or by use of printed matter. In this respect the Union is fortunate in having available on its staff men who have not only traveled in Latin America, but who have spent years in buying and selling in that part of the world and who are, therefore, able to give advice based on actual observations and business experi- ences in the field.
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