Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-03-18 | Page 38 | Allen Much Sough in Foreign Land

ALLEN MUCH SOUGHT IN FOREIGN LAND ' ( With the' production of forei"n-made forei"n-made pleasure cars entirely curtailed by the exigencies of war," said ('. X. C'ar-ruthers, C'ar-ruthers, manager of the Inter-Mountain fotor Car company, local distributors of Alien cars, "Europe with other foreign for-eign countries docs its automobile shopping shop-ping in America. German and French makes of automobiles were at one time supplying a large part of the foreign demand, but this is now being met by American-made cars. ' ' The activity of the Allen in the foreign field is typical of American enterprise. en-terprise. Agencies for fhis car are already al-ready firmly established in twenty-six countries, including Australia, Venezuela, Venezu-ela, Argentina, parts of Asia and Africa and seven European countries. ' ' The demand for cars for foreign shipment is growing from month to month and' the time is fast coming when nver-sea business will constitute a large part of that of the leading automobile auto-mobile makers of the United states."