The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-26
AMONG FHB AUTOMOBILlSfS
MORE MEMBERS ron LONG
ISLAND DISSEMINATION.
Preslslena AIdrrmaa PrOposrs aax - the
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! Allen c. Alderman. presIdsnt Of ,hs IOag
island AUTOMOBILES club, prOpoaed stK Of
the tWeaty-twO candidates for membsrshtp
in the organization whose Applications
have hssn approved by tho membershiO
sosnmItiee and Wtll " voted ON at the reg
ular meeiing On "Wednesday night Of this
week President Alderman WAs chAiTman
OF the membership COMMITTEES last year
aud Won the trOphV offered for Inc unsmber
Who brought in the greatest number Of
new members a. stewart Cavanagh,
secretary o. the club. PROPOSED two 10 the
candidates.
Ths candidates fo- active nemberuhIp
ase charles a.. BatJOrf. X. EusrRs Bunasli.
JbaTIe- " B,Icklsv. DIR. Paul D "AVaRash.
John %. Cotier. N. ID Frederick " Darn
-ia.slt. FrsdsrirE Euler. John a. tirennell.
.. .. Jones. Alfred Nobis. Thomas b. Nevins.
William O.. scovii. Carl b. schulz. Noble ID.
SutHnan. WAltsrJ. Thurber. Walter Undsr-
sill. John q. Van StcIen. iA~ renee Williams
and AleNi- witte. The candidates for non
resident membership are Edwin ". Bulklev.
Hubert D. Frankl aud samuel Scovil.
A. the last meeting Of the club the folio wing
new associate members we're elected: W. A.
BrOdie. Bradford Butler. .. ID. %. bergen.
". y. Davenport. ID. A. Fuller. Thomas T.
Hicks. ". n. Mann. Harrison q. MILF. 2. y.
Norss and Ralph nderhill. PEGGY =. Alden
vas elected n non-residen; member.
Joseph a. wood. president Of the Assoc
ciatsd Automobtls Ciuhs OF New jersey.
will call . meeting OF representatives OF
the various clubs IN the state body for some
dHy this week 20 discuss plans Tor carryinE
out . siEnDOSi erecting caTpsign this
summer. President Wood IL said to be In
f. - eli ha fgkA fha AT int
districts and having each club attend to the
woTk Of erecting siGnpoais wherever they
are needed on the roads Of their dist ricts.
The delegates al the meeting will also dts
Gus. the legality Of the bIll sppropriatinE
sso. 49, FOE the construction Of the ocean
boulevard. This measure. which Was
passed during The closing hours Of the I.eGis-
lature. ives introduced by state senator
Brown Of Monmouth county. and the appro-
priatiOn Os tsO. O0a - 80 be taken from the
funds collected for automobile reGiatra
tons aud driving licenses. when tho
Measure ~aa hnSt introduced az Trenton
the legislative committee of the Associated
Automobile Clubs Of New Jersey opposed
Hs passage derlaring against the cOaver-
zion of the aut ON obile funds fos the build
ing of road IN one part ~ tho state instead
of using all the money rOllec'ed by auto
bilisis for the maintenance Of all the high
/ WAYS throughout the entire state.
The rlubmen declare that the Legislators
agreed M, 10 pass the bill and then later
bsoke faith nv voting In r. vor OF ~. n h
exported that the dele gates from me vari ous
clubs will take siep- ia secure an opinion
from counsel REGARDING the legality Of the
hill. II - underri God hat - found
aed ,he delegais- viii au,horiSe promps
action 10 that end.
Whom the General No,ors Compsny pub
li-hed hGuve- recently giving the number NJ
cars produced by thirty i've Selden patent
T.nsSss S%, =. Se last HSsrsr o. lISs
Of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Nere very much displeaaed a. the publicity
Showed that the Buick Motor Ccmpsny ed
81 ihe comPanle- With tssT cars manu-
mSny a.. fond Wan ; isl @sS. msnIfa%.
iured. both these nrma heinR controlled nv
the General Motors Company, The third
COmpany. Which manufactured !. TO7 cars
in he last three months % 1870
s%ss q, ,SS ss:SS,S.'Cs n Of
y the Ss-o@is, f Sss and Re "'s " r.
v q DSrsS; Al the BatcL plant N PiIn,'
Mich. asking aim whether he knew any
barsni 80" ss", iSs foiio~iSs fspiy Sy ,sis-
Pleas inforw executive COMMITTEES tina,
efty for sometime was complied nv us In
circ ular form for the protection and en-
lixhtenmeni Of the pubiic We deem this
action imperative ~ = heck upon the mis-
leading and unendacious statements current
for a year past Shich. IN our Judgment.
Reni veil bsinG Of the indnsiry
Al the neat meeting Of the board o. mana
held on April : and about three weeka after
the exchange of teiegTam-. the following
resolution vas adopted
That 10 ~ The senae Of this meeting that
the Buick Motor Company he ensured for
the u-e of the confidential royalty reports
tIRinR b~nsht and that they be requested
20 hereafter not violate confidential matters
cpy S 81 .ni s. ..S 10 ~ D4sp
sc'i s 5 r. *: s%ict 2osST E S %s iS
The whole matter u treated 81 length in
= General Motors tompany Bulletin IN
. ne 10 signed nv " q byrsn, vice-
president and chairman % the executive
sOnmitte~ of the General Motors Company.
believing that tho truth should be known
nv the substitution Of actual n9ures for
Wild aud mis-. hieyo,- clsims We prepared
automobiles for tho last quarter Of 1904
Ihese nEar"s have ben .omp,,sa Y the
faCtur~rs Of whtrh we are members. Inas-
much A. this Assoc iation collects royalties
iiS.n-~~s ,hs aainsn,IcUy 81 the figures
v beyond The possibility 81 doubt These
Motors Company " the largeet producer
81 automobiles In The void
In giving out fheNe figures . single
idea VAS IN minds We oelieV ed that
b the public and all hers Interested In the
~ DdncTion ~ au'Omobles were entitled
10 know the truth about outp puts Ia no
other way could the Wild rumorp 80 in
siusiriously set AfiOat concerning companies
vhlch had s'iiI 90 lay the hrst brtck for
/ their Factories and To prepare the blue
, prints for their widely heralded car he 80
eHectually dt@sipated and the matter re-
vealed In ts true light Being mindful 90
the ind a. a hole Ne therefore con-
ceived u 80 he our duty tn take the action
referred tn.
That Ne we're right ~ 10 tho de~ira biliiy
ALMOST the necessity, OF such action vas
quickly demonstrated. and In unusual
manner The dguTr~ ~ the Association 81
Z Licensed Automobile Manufacturers we're