Evening star., 1922-06-11

Following a general discussion of
the injustice which had been prac-
tced committee was appointed to
formulate a plan of action. The fol-
mittee: Charles c. James. Ohio Co
iumbus): y. T.. Nobiet. Indiana On
d!anapolis): Richard H. Lee, Illinois
CChicagoD: Henry Paulmon. Illinois
tchicaeo); Is. II. Hagerman, Mis-
souri, Ckansas cityl: Eugene Stuart
Kentucky ULouisville): Ewing S.
Moscly. Texas Dallas: G F., Gill
lespie. Nebraska tLincoln): W. ..
Winship. Minnesota 'St PauD: NJ. p;
Lawler. Missouri tst Joseph: A. 6.
Lupton. Indiana tHartford City);
Walter D. Meals. Ohio (Cleveland).
At the meeting of Saturday morn
ing. May 20, the following plan of
action was reported by the commit
tee and unanimously adopted by the
meeting:
Your Committee appointed to
cation and the propriety of new
national automobile organization beg
to submit the following report:
''pn the question OF litigation your
committee is convinced that litiga-
tion would dignity the existing or
possibility of a new organization
until enthusiasm had receded to a
point where organization might be
difficult: that litigation would be eX-
pensive. both from the standpoint Of
funds and the time of individuals ap-
pointed to carry it on: that II would
ieaveethe public mind open as to who
was right and who was wrong
Finally. that il would be putting the
objecting delegates, who now main
tain a position for right, in the posi-
tion of ntigatinE that point. For
10 be out OF the question.
On the question of 4 possible new
organization. your committee is con-
WINGED that this is the only propcr
course to pursue We recommend
that "A committee be appointed for
the purpose of carrying out all Of
the details of such an organization;
that it be given full power and au-
thority to act in all necessary mat
ters. including Incorporation Of the
new organization, the drafting of
temporary bylaws and regulations
the preparation of constitution
subject to its first convention: that
II incur any necessary expense and
be assured that such expense as II
may incur will be met by the new
organization from the dues Of it's
members when assessed and re-
ceived.
Choose Name "NationaI.-
IouT committee, dIter cOnSlQeFd-
Bile discussion, recomm ends that
name be Immediately adopted; that
as a protection to this name it be
used at once in all publicity as the
tentative name to be adopted by the
permanent organization when formed
That the name National Automobile
Association be adopted. This name,
CARRYING as it does the word Ma
tional.' Identifies this organization
in its national character. makes it
convenient for US to do business
with foreign nations. and the initials
". A. A are not only euphonious
but they are adaptable to excellent
use in the building Of radiator en-
blems and easily rem bered.
we have no desire to limit the
field of operation Of any committee
that may be appointed, but we recon-
mend strongly that the bylaws Of
this organization stipulate in un-
equivocal terms that this organiZa-
tion in unequivocal terms Is to be
limited entirely to member organisa-
tions not organized for private gain.
Committee on recording proceed
ings:
Cleveland. Ohio.
M. E. NoBLET.
indianapolis. Ind.
"E. s. MOSELY.
Dallas. Tex.
'F. E. ERTSMAN.
Chicago. III"