The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-09-11
OUTLINE PROGRAM
TO KEEP MOTOR
MARKET MOVING
Delegates to Credit Con-
vention Will Hold a
Three-Day Session.
MEET IN DETROIT
. Prominent Speakers Of Every
Branch Of Service viii
Be Heard.
MEET IN DETROIT

That the automotive industry is
making q determined effort to retain
the confidence of the public, and
keep the market Of the world NOV
ing with automotive products from
tho United States, Is manifested by
the announcement Of the opening Of
the great convention IN Detroit next
Wednesday.
This will be the NTH annual meet
ing of the Motor and Accessor-
Manufacturers Association. N. L
Heminway. general manager, be-
lisves that the chief result of the
convention will be to awaken the
sluggish spots in automobile and
tractor business, and add the
steadying influence Of the motor car
industry to the general field OF
business.
Prominent Speakers on Program
The convention program follows
Wednesday Morning. September IL
Address by President E. H Broad
well. vice president Fisk Rubber
Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
general address on associations &C
tivities Cncluding group plan OF
way, general manager. the Motor
and Accessory Manufacturers Asso-
citation.
The Associations Credit Depart
ment as the safety valve Of the in
dustry, by C. A. Burrell. manager
credit department.
How the Associations Trafic De-
partment Delivers the Goods. by
Herman Deuster. manager trafht
department
Afternoon Session.
General topic. Business condi-
lions in the Automotive Industry
and Prospects for the Future" Ad-
dresses by ]. NJ. McComb, vice presl-
dent, Crucible Steel Company. Pitts
burg, Pa; NJ. A. Moynihan, secretary
and treasurer, Gemmer Manufac-
turing Company, Detroit. Mich; j.
p. Harris, vice president, Union
Trust Company. Cleveland. Ohio; j.
II. Collins. manager, commercial re-
search department. the CniIton
Company. Philadelphia: arr
Moock, general manager. national
Automobile Dealers Association.
General open discussion from tne
credit standpoint Discussion leao'
srs, L. L. Smith. credit manager b
F Goodrich Rubber COMPANY
Akron. Ohio; Charles Burr treas
urer, S. K. F. industries. New Vote
city. n. Y; I. K Schnaitter, assist,
ant secretary and treasurer, wizard
Storage Battery Company: CeVe'
land. Ohio; Thomas NJ. simpson
nSi. manager. Continental Motor:
Cornoration. Detroit. Mich; z. r
Ajls. treasurer. Detroit Steel Prod
ucts Company. Detroit. Micn.
Thur.day Morning. September 10
THE Work of the Credit Grading
Committee" by George l. Johnson
credit department. Armour & Com
many Chicago: Credit Policies Un-
dor Present Conditions" by c. '"
DJckerson. vice president the Tim
ken-Detroit Axle Company. Detroit
Mich. The Personal Equation in
Granting Credit" by A. II. d. Altree
vice president American Bosch
Magnetic Corporation. Sprtngneld
Mass.
Afternoon Session.
Getting the most from the Credit
Interchange Crops" by c. s. Davis
secretary and treasurer. Warner
Gear Company, Muncie. Ind6 Sell
ing Strategy to Bring the Automo-
tive Industry Back to Normal a
symposium led by w. o. Rutherford
vice president B. F. Goodrich Rub
Der Company, Akron, Ohio: Walter
CozhIan. general sales managsr
American Hammered Piston Rims
company, Baltimore. Nd; E. w
Clark, advertising manager, Clark
Equipment Company, Buchanon
Mich; William H. Hun, advertising
manager, Disteel Wheel Corpora
tion, Detroit, Mich; F. S. Armstrong
gales manager, Vesta Battery Com
many, Chicago, Ill: Frank N. Sim
assistant sales manager. Timken-
Detroit Axle Company. Detroit
Mich
General open forum on "Business
Conditions and Associations Activi-
ties" The Associations Group
Plan: G.. Brewer Griffin, manager
automotiye equipment department
Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company. Springfield
Mass; H. r. Mcmahon. chairman
leaf spring group, president Stand
ard Steel Spring Company. Cora
opolfs, Pa; H. P. Carrow, chairman
steel metal group, secretary and
treasurer Hayes Manufacturing