1931 Output in US. 2385,000 Motor Vehicles 29% Below 1930, and 55% Under 1929

Nearly 2/3 of all New Cars Bought by Persons with Yearly Income of Less Than $3,000

More Cars are Purchased by Persons with Incomes Under 41400 Than by Those Having Incomes Over 6,500

Automobile Industry is LARGEST PURCHASER of Rubber, Gasoline, Lubricating Oil, Plate Glass, Nickel, Lead; and Second largest User of Steel.

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Sources by States of Materials Used by the Automobile Industry

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Steel

Lead

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