Show TYPEWRITER TRADE I WITH EUROPE IS ISS S GROWING I W Wu at Experiences Result in I Increased Demand for forS S American Machines Machines' Because of t adverse exchange exchange conditions condi- condi tons failure to averse get on her feet as fast fat as had been expected and increasing difficulties In obtaining credit European typewriter Importations for a while will wi probably show diminution However this decline probably will wl not continue long That typewriter men do not expEct a along along long continued slump 81 mp in European sales Is Is' Is shown show by the thought they are now giving to the reorganization of their overseas agencies Even if i Europe quit buyIng it will wU net be or Of such great importance in the trade as many feel for increasing sales Fales to other parts can be expect expected to absorb a big proportion of the typewriters that that Europe may my for tor a awhile while refrain from buying That hat Europe should have her typewriter purchases this year wr when she sheI 11 buying such basic was refraining fr from m commercial rehabilitation nS aS to and cotton no doubt will wi surprise copper many But coton she he needs modern office methods almost as S bally baly as a modern modem factories fa- fa fac- fac tories and the raw materials with which to keep and those going that she still sti has Furthermore the there o h not been any considerable increase in typewriter prices to discourage buying n In fact tod tody Y contradistinction to typewriters in all al other articles are selling for little more than they did thirty years ears ago On top of this are arc the great labor and time saving features es attending the use of the typewriter Last but not least has been the drive coming from abroad or of the American typewriter |