The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-28
Head of Nash Company Who
Joined Government Forces
Returns to Handle His
Own Business.
SEES GREAT PROSPERITY
President Of Nash Motors Company is
Given Large Credit for Accom-
plishments of Air Craft Board
Plant Gave Much to War.

With satisfaction over duty well
done, but with unboRnded enthusiasm
over his return to the active partici-
patton in his own enterprise and with
unlimited optimism over the immediate
future Of the motor car industry,
President G. w. Nash, of The Mash
Motors Company, returned to Kenosha
Monday and announced the relinquish-
ment of his government position as
chief in charge Of production and en-
cheering in the recognized aircraft
department of the government under
Assistant Secretary Of War Ryan.
Four months ago, at the urgent request
OF Mr.. Ryan, Mr.. Mash took over the
active management Of production and
engineering in the Aircraft Division of
the government war work, and those
on the inside award to Mr.. Nash s
great ability as a production expert a
large share Of the credit for the won
derfully rapid Improvement in condi-
tions in plane production and delivery
under the Ryan regime,
Mr.. Nash sees in the present condi-
tions a gradual but certain revival Of
business prosperity throughout the
country with the motor car industry in
the foreground of this development.
lie said:
"With armistice declared and peace
in sight it is great satisfaction to
again be ON the ground with my own
organization. We feel that in view of
the abnormal requirements and unusual
conditions that we in the Aircraft
Production Division really accomplish
ed a good work. That department,
however, is now well organized, and
with the changed conditions / feel
that the need of my services there no
longer exists, and according have re-
turned to my own company in Kenosha.
"'This factory has been active in the
production of trucks and other ma
terials ever since our eountry's entry
into the war and, in fact, was active
in supplying our Allies before our
declaration of war. During the war
period our plant at Kenosha has
sold to our own and allied govern
ments in excess of $37,O00,00O of
transportation equipment
"At the request Of the government
we greatly increased our manufactur-
ing facilities for war work, and / am
proud to say that our organization
here, during the time of my absence in
government work, has rigidly kept up
with the government schedule and per-
formed record of which my assoc
ciates and are really proud. / am a
firm believer in the future of the bust
ness industries of this country. I be-
heve, while the readjustment to nor
NAL conditions will take some time
and, therefore, the return to normal will
be gradual, it is none the less certain.
"The recent limited production of
passenger ears and trucks for the pub
lie, due to the unusual government re-
quirements, leaves a big demand ready
for the manufacturers VINO are equipped
to take advantage of this situation.
Fortunately for ms, the added facilities
and equipment which we installed for
the government work are of such order
that they can be immediately turned
to the production of Nash passenger
cars and trucks for general consump-
ton. We win fulfil every requirement
of the government, but i can see, with
in short time, our big plant running
to capacity to supply the normal trade
of the general public for passenger
ears and trucks.