MANUFACTURERS SATISFIED
BLYMPIA MOTOR SHOW (Britkfc 0®d«l TTirelearl Press Association —By Telegraph—Copyright. RUGBY, October 2G. (Received October 28, at noon.) The motor show at Olympia closes to-day. Although there has been a slight falling off in the numbers of visitors the exhibitors express complete satisfaction with the results, and the British manufacturers of the more popular models declare that the show has established fresh sales records. _ The ‘Dailv Mail says that Sir William Morris, the well-known British motor manurmtnrer, has reconditioned and equipped near Birmingham a largo factory in order to produce lorries of from fifty hundredweight to ten tons.
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Evening Star, Issue 20317, 28 October 1929, Page 8
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