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FROM THE ARCHIVEJan 8, 1922·New York, New York

BIGGER YEAR THAN LAST HASH

Scanned from The New York Herald, Jan 8, 1922
BIGGER YEAR THAN LAST HASH
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I 9 1922 BIGGER YEAR THAN LASTHASH Conditions in East Already Improving West. Will Follow Mone automobiles will be sold in 1922 than were sold. In 1921 according to C W Nash president of the Nash Motors Company who t vs that business conditions are improving. However ho also sounds a warning to the automobile industry as a whoio to the effect that lmprovemeat will be gradual and that real riirrrb ditrlnff tho pnmlno1 vpap will ho 1 only for the manufacturer distributors and dealers who are well entrenched and who prove.

In the real teat that they arc good business men. I Conditions in the East are already much better than they were a few months ago. This Improved condition Is gradually moving West as. It always does I expect to see a marked Improvement in the automobile Industry Immediately after the shows and have this Improvement continue gradually at least until fall.

Mr Nash said However the real success for manufacturer or dealer during the coming year will come only to thoBe who are well entrenched who conduct their business on real business principles who give to the customer real value for every j dollar expended and who.

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