Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-16 | Page 10 | Auto Men to Have Session

AUTO MEN TO j HAVESESSIOM Many Problems Will Be Discussed at Manufac-' turing Meeting Part. prSTit and future rondltlons In thf automotip Industrj will be measured and analysed it the sixth annual fall convention of the Motor and Accessoo' ManufftCturera association asso-ciation on September 13, 14 and 15. according to an announcement lust made at association hfadouarters. Tho place of fhe meeting has not yet been determined. Kor tho last few years this convention con-vention bus been primarily a conclave con-clave of credit manairr-rs and other i financial executives of the unit I and equipment makers affiliated with the Motor and Accessory Manufa. -' turers association. Thl9 year, however, how-ever, the scOpe of the, iHinferenct will be widened, and In addition to the general sessions devoied to discussing discuss-ing lh- current problems of the automotive auto-motive industry, there will be specialized spe-cialized departmental meetings of advertising ad-vertising managers traffic managers and export managers. In automotive circles tho autumn sheeting of the Mltor and Accessory Manufacturers association is generally general-ly regarded as one of tho most significant, signifi-cant, If not the most Important business busi-ness convention of th- year. It affords af-fords an unexcelled chance to tako stock and determine who's who and what's what lri every branch of tho trade. The convention Is a business mecca for the leadeis of the Industry who como, not to parade vaj?ue promises prom-ises .nd hollow Konerallzatlons, but to exchange Ideas and viewpoints on rho paramount factors Influencing the automotive industry in all its aspects. as-pects. Speakers of outstanding national reputation will sharo the program with Industrial chiefs and executives of the affiliated companies All branches of the trade will he represented repre-sented and banking, transportation and government circles will have their spokesmen. 00