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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Muguxine Editor
Warns OF Explosion
In South Afrieu

New York tANpJ Edward NJ
korry the European editor 81
TOOK warns In the magazines
current issue that South Africas
vicious doctrine ~ arartheid. trac
lal aepantioal may result In the
worst racial catastrophe IN white
history
Korry directs hia readers At
trution 10 the fact that Africans
in the Union are building up a
store ~ resentment and hate"
which Is very likely 20 explode. a..
poclsily "tf Prime Minister Hrndg
tik veNvoerd and his like remain
Ia power.
The look editor cnnnurs With
the opinion long expressed by Ne
gro observers ~ the South African
scene IN his statement that AZ.
ficats are deprived Of rirhta
ahore u dignity And forced 20 work
FOR ritiancea
Mr korry admits the hong list
- justified grievances Of the AZ.
ricana would take Pages 10 dstar
He tthe African may not
writes the editor vote or own
land he Is barred from living in
any white area no may not ruuain
TN any urban locale more than "a
hours without, work contract or
special permit ne IL prohibited
from engaging I'm collective bar.
gainlng' no may NOT be on the
strrets ~ most white arras after
? pm and, ~ course, there is no
social cultural. or educational In
tegratlan"
However, Afr Kerry erred ON
that point aimee the last vuStiwe Of
educational Indignation at the uni.
vesslty level IL about 60 10 re
moved. II the verwoeri Admin.
isirsticn has It's way In the south
African Parliament. worla.wid.
rrctests against the PROPOSAL which /
would close South African uni.
vcrsities 60 African and Indian
students have failed 10 impress
rrimie Minister vcrwverf wha. only
recently, admitted that kilograms
and letters as well as signed petit 4
acns wvrv being thrown into the
waste paper basket
IN an accompanying article rrn.
r., Dunbar. Negro stair writer On
Look hits upon the core Of AZ.
rican thinking In the present era
The most Important thing sn
Africa today he notes. Us nation.
anSn Africans want 20 b. their
1'sn masters. to FRYE themselves %
white domination They Arr against
'oresgn ocntrclS. whether imposed
sy a government in Eurcpe thou
sands % miles away ard exercised
~ snAn group ~ EurupeAn set
.lers ln their midst Z
THIS fact co,ors almost every
ssue IN sub SahAran AfricA
Mr. Dunbar who s relatively
Aew IN writing afcut the AtftcAn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
ZION BAPTIST

Sunday, June "a. was an unus-
ual day with much needed scat
tered showers falling intermitent-
Nv. vet many worshipers found
their way 90 worship service Your
reporter and her better half Rev.
r. Henderson. worshipped at Sab
athanI Baptist church Sunday
morning with Rev s. r. King and
his congregation AZ $40 18th Az
s.. and enjoyed the service very
much
I have been Informed that the
morning service at Zion was won
dcrful and well attended Rev II
w Bolts sr. spoke from Phillip
lans Aa.I9, and his subject was.
Remember now Thy Creator in
the DAYS Of thy Youth Music was
by the Youth Choir and Special
Chiidrens Day Choir.
The evening essage was
brought hy n visiting representa-
tive Of the American Baptist Con
venticn. Rev. Melvin Roy, and Il
was very inspiring and impressive
The scripture from Mark 1917 -.
was read BY our pastor as Ar tn
PRODUCTION, and the speaker used
for his subject What shall Do
10 Inherit Eternal Life
The highpoint ~ the question
asked BY the rich Young ruler.
Rev Roy explained was take up
thy crNss The cross he explained
deals with sin and one must be
willing 10 bear tho cross Many
ether POINTS were brought out con
corning the crvnss which we enjoyed
very much Offsrtory was by Rev
r.. q. Harris. assistant pastor Of
vt Ctivrt Baptist church in St
Paul
Visitors weru Mrs Melvin Row
ana infant son. whose name
failed 10 get. wife ard son q the
visiting minister. Lewis r, walker,
~ Joseph. Mo, Carolyn Higgins,
Ca. Ruth Young.
Camden. Ala and Frank John,
Georgetown. British Guiana. Wis.,
tors are always welcome AZ Zion
A Testimonial celebration for our
pastor Rev RI w Bolts SIR, clsm-
ssinx his retirement after 30
years Of service at Zion. win be-
held Sunday June n, thrcughou,
he dsy. Please come one Come
III and foin in fellowship with us
All are welcome.
Mrs r Henderson. reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
In Memoriorn
IN MrMoRIAM

In loving memory Of our beloved
wife and daughter, Mrs. Geraldine
Farrar Cr1mp. who passed away
three years ago. June 8, 1865.
More and more each day we miss
her:
Friends may think the wound Is
healed.
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed.
Sadly missed by husband Leo
J. Cr,lmp and mother-in-Iaw, Mrs.
Gertrude Cr1Imp.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Father OF Clarence
Mitchell Dies In
Baltimore. Maryland

Baltimore. Md Funeral serF.
lees we're held herr June 30, Tor
Clarence NJ Mitchell SIR. father
of the NAACr Washington bureau
chief G NJ Mitchell Jr
The elder Mitchell died here on
June Z lie Ia survived by hts wife.
four daughters and three sons,
tiia aon Clarence. Jr. is the
former executive secretary Of the
81 Paul Cttiun Urban League.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

GARD OF ApPRFCTATToN

/ wish to thank the many friends
who were NO kind and thoughtful
during the illness and hospitaliza-
ton Of my daughter. Margaret To
those who donated blood. for the
many cards. flowers and other
acts Of love, we are deeply CRATE
flIl and your kind interest and
friendly gestures have aided in
her recovery.
Mrs. Betty Brewin,
s72 Iglehart Av.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
HRElAk LATCH ON I'm
WILLIAMS, GARAGE

The latch On The gsrsgc door Of
James tIiml Williams $40 Rondo
was broken hstwecn pm. June
10, and SIS am June IL.
The providers were apparently
frightened away since nothing IN
the garage was found to be taken
or disturbed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

House ~ Representatives.
Urging defeat ~ " X 3. this
bill ~ curb the supreme Court,
n0g before ths House. Mr. WI
kina warns that a vote for the bill
win be- a vote 10 ca, Negra eiti-
zens or from appealing 20 thu
nations highest court" and do
ciarrA that enactment of the biiI
would leave millions ~ Negro
citizens AZ the mercy % tho 'atAtes'
rights doctrine This doctrine AZ
feeta every AREA Of living. incltd.
ing the enjoyment of the process
OF law security Of person, voting
rights, and non aggregated public
education
The Wilkins letter elites state
msnt attributed TO senator James
o Easlland ~, nisa in dis-
patch published in the Jackson
tMlss Clarion Ledger May 10.
1869 The senator. who has IN
iroduced 50. counterpart Of
~ X 2, IL quoted aa having lie.
clafnd my bill 10 curb the
court In It's pro-eommunist and
FAAcp decisions should be enact.
ed
Threatssns Court Hnlings
Under The p"s'ding House bin.
tho NAAUr Trader points out,
''paat ratings ~ tho Supreme
Court In matters dealing with
state federal Jurisdiction viii be
anbIrct Ia reversal, Including the
1854 school degeneration rub
ing.
III II H. a. IN enacted. ~ rail
Hon Negro Americans could be- re-
turned 70 the legal status they oo-
cupiea at the end o. the Cavn
War
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Dixie Politicians
Use New Tactics
Against N. Court

fsnse as thnae who remember the
famous Sweet ease In Detroit well
know We spent thousands ~ dol
lars and rialsed The ltfa OF Thur.
good Marshall 10 defend Negro
ei'iSena ~ Columbia Tenn after
q riot thrrc IN 1919 TO assert
AZ SOME persons are now trying 20
10 that the NAACp does not DO
teNe Ia Negroes defending them
solves - sheer nonsense, spouted
for the purpose Of dividing aur
ranks and furnishinE Our enemies
with propaganda weapons e. use
against the whole causa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
WIT RFrusgs To
rRosrCrrr HUSBAND
WHO MAI MER

A ST Paul wife rvclsesi - sign
complaint June ~ Against a
husband she claims eoa, and
storped her
inc wife IA Mrs AFlee White
ssT Rcnsso Av ard the husband
abe wouldn't prosecute /. wIuie
whita
Mr~ white WAS tAkrn 10 Ancker
hoapitai with psN~sihle fractured
rsha
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

June Is, viii be our Annual
womens Day. Mrs. Helen Wagner
is general chairman with Mrs
Eunice Green as co-ehairman. All
women Of the church are endeayur-
ing to 90 over the top in attend
ance and finances
You're welcome TO worship at
Mt OIivet Church OF Ffendliness
Mrs. NJ e Bell, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
sARArHAM RArTrsr

sunday mornings devotional
period was lead BY pesccns Sellers
snt BA1ckhAltnu Rev. Stanley r.
King entitled hss inspiring serruon,
epynarnics OF Faith" using fcr
ms text Hebrews il.i-io Music
was furnished BY the choir with
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States Rights Bill
Threatens Gains Made
By Negro In Courts

New York June ll-eyersa Of the United States Supreme
Court decision banning racial segregation in public education
and notification 81 other civil rights gains threatened by
pending states rights bills designed limit The authority
Of the Court Roy wilkins executive secretary Of The National
Association for the Advancement Of C0lord People charges
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NNws or PEorI.H YOU NNow
Evening star., 1959-11-16
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
. I9ss " caI1IIIG NGNIIs &C
BEETLE BAILEY.
SCAMP
ON STAGE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: During broadcasts
Of football games, on both radio
and television, I find myself
listening to new and strange
phraseology which is contrary
to anything we've been exposed
to in the past. The ballplayer
is contained" by the opposing
player or team. A particular
play is hard to defense
against. An outstanding player
10 a "stickout," and the quar-
terback throws a pass "intend-
ing" for the right end. What
kind of jargon is this? It's not
used by any one broadcaster
they all seem to be "tarred
with the same stick"-or is
this phrase outmoded?-
J. w. S., Pittsburgh.
Answer: To take up these
phrases in order, contained
seems 10 pe a borrowing from
military terminology. In the
early days of the Battle Of the
Bulge, for example, dispatches
might have read The Ger
mans have contained the al
lied forces" meaning that they
had hemmed them in. I don't
think we can quarrel with the
adaptation Of this term to
sports announcing.
Defense" as transitive
verb-in place Of the perfectly
usable "defend"-lS Sun0l a.
illiteracy. If the meaning is
that no effective defense pat
tern can be devised to meet d
Evening star., 1959-11-16

certain play. the idea should
be expressed in a simple phrase
But defense" as a verb is in
defensible.
"Stickout" might make sense
in describing a hockey game
for football the accepted COL
loquialism "standout" should
suffice. And intending for the
right end" is, again, simple illit-
eracy.
Sports broadcasters, lik e
SportSwriters. are conceded
considerable leeway in their
handling of language. It's
understandable that they will
use a highly charged and en-
tirely colloquial vocabulary 10
convey the excitement of the
contest to the listeners. But it's
not necessary to slip into il
Evening star., 1959-11-16

literate and unnatural twiStings
Of the language to add color TO
their broadcasts. Ring Lardner,
w. o. McGeeham, Grandland
Rice, and today John Lardner
and Red Smith - all great
Sportswriters - tell a story
superbly without monstrosities
like "defensing" and intend
ing" The broadcasters would
do well to follow their example.
released by The Bell syndicate)
Evening star., 1959-11-16

Equipped with q specioI Leak
proof cop assembly and non-
losobIe washer. There is no
need to apply heoVy pressure
when closing the cop.
Evening star., 1959-11-16

Scientifically plannsd
vegetable product for
use in common eonstipo-
iion due 10 insufficient
bulk diet. Contains no
harsh chemicals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

LP. stsuort Silver Spring
SssUort Motor 60.
II. steuoh, Inc.
[. p. SteUurt Northeast
stohlmcn Chevrolet, Inc.
Suburban CudilIue- 0ldsmOblls 20.
Suburban Motors, Inc
Iukomu Motor Co.. Inc.
Temple Motor 60.
Ions Chevrolet Company. Inc.
Trinidad Hudson, Inc.
Ohio Williams Buick. Inc.
United Auto Imports. Inc.
United Auto Sales, incorporated
williams 6 Baker. lne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

Northeast Motor Company
0'Brien 6 RoholI. Inc.
0lmstsod Motor Company
Orbit Rambler. Inc.
0Uismun MundeIl Chevrolet Co., In
Parkway Motor Co.. Inc.
Palmer Ford, Inc
Paul Brothers, Inc.
Pohunku Imports. Ltd.
.Pohonku Service, Inc.
Jack PY
Reds Sules & Service
Resiorh Motors
Rickurd { Davis
Hurdy Richardson Mo.1 solss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

RossnihuI Chevrolet %.
Rossnthul Motor 20.
Royal Motors, Inc
ROyul ChYsIsr. Inc
L.P. suford, Inc.
Sellers Sales 6 Service
Silver Spring Auto City, Inc
skinksr Motor Company. Inc.
shirIinstOn Motor Company
South East Rumbler
Sports Motors
Star Pontiac Co., Inc.
Guy sssuur Motors
L.R. sisvurt Bethesda. In
stswuFt euick, lnC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
BUYER BEWARE
Car Contracts Hoo,
Even Wary ShopDe|

ing q carp" s''eo
l,,l pulled out a r,ewsn. =
~; Inc 81. STAR and and 'p poir
me nrst car on the Iist
chevrolet, balance d sIS.
az ne Sc, said he didn't ha
81 oSe + Che newspaper WA
az, 20 mad then been on n.
les less than Is minutes.1 -, ESj
n r,,s nnger down the list 81
!psoss PCS to the afr M IS ~
1s S,,, Chevrolet for 5000 ri
vo,, we '.... have that" he said n,
ar" W DC q pom
:. When ! waved the list .,.,
no asked to see some me- o o,si
r possessed cars. he took E'', )
. o : a., 70 the side and sho
80 : collection Of Junk-Y
:. GO d, Tenders. nat tires1
:aolights. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Second o. . ssHss

Second Of . Series -l
dealers use fast-talking saies-
man. broken promises and even
.,eiaht-of-hand TO prey On
trusting customers:
case No. /: This victim. =
longtime Union station em-
4 Move. had never bought any, my.
! thing con time" He even le,s
his television set In VIII ca.
until he had made all the pay
ments. He was building his OWE
Nome at kccokeek. Md. ana =.
didn't want 70 saddle nimsel
with debt. -. 80,
when he needed q car. ne Is =.
turned to the used car lot WEI -
he had bought his last car. Z. :
Saknow the lot manase
amad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Ihird Of Q Ssna,

~-->
I'LL ~! complain ,.aar that they thousn,
y for = , n.s 70 70 pay Q certain sl,m
inaels eSeu car car and somehow got
sum? ucn larger
49,, no find the answer. . ,.,,.,..
v vrSs;er ana ] chose q lot adj.
Al S ,s.ns r., repossessed cars and
OBVIOUSLY. we did not ir. s.,e iot.
Se ourselves AZ ren seru 70
WORKER srr sn posing sing as a iow-paicdi
,,, as we reached the sidev.,. Il
cached Us xsman y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

Addison Chevrolet Sales. Inc.
Akers 0ldsmobiIe. Cadillac Co.
AIS Motors, Inc.
AIber 0IdsmObiIs, Inc.
Alexandria Rambler
American Service Center
Anutosiiu ChTYslsT-P plymouth. Inc
Arlington MOTOR Company. Inc.
Armstrong Motors. Inc.
Bunning & Sons Motors, Inc.
Buny-Puis Motor Co., Inc.
BuUsermun's Service, Inc.
BsnduIl Motor sules, Inc.
ssnnins Auto sOles. Inc.
JOtk Blank Pontiac. Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

AUTOMOTIVE TRADE ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA

% DEALER MEMBERS
Nrby's Sales & Service. Inc
Logon Motor 60.
loving Chevrolet. Inc
Justine Nicholson Motor Co.. lnt.
MtNsy Motors. Inc.
MelIeil Pontiac, Inc.
Nomination Auto. Inc.
Nom Motors, Inc.
MoOrs-Greur Motors. Inc
Mark Motor %.
Maryland Motors, Inc.
Merson 6 Thompson
Monroe Ford Company
MoniFose Motors
Nush-Ahinsion CopeEuiios
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

Columbia Triumph Distrib.. Inc
Connecticut Motors, Ltd.
Congressional Motors, Inc
Crunson Rumbler. Inc.
Crossroads Motors, Inc.
Jock Duniels Buick. Inc.
Diver Motor 60.
Eust-West Motors, Inc
Euion Chevrolet, Inc.
Edmonds Motors, Inc.
Emerson { 0me. Inc.
Fuifux Motor suIes, Inc
Falls Church Motors
Fenner Motors
Flood Pontiac Company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
BUYER BEWARE ,..%
. Glove Comportr!nent
Hides Costly n I':;t':.

ne oH,s"I and . so-d .s,
n A,n,srsnsse. As ". the ot ~.
walked . o"s he had 81
dealer De- tn. con contract; he
S sorn s:' blanks, t ola ~. ~
to sign them ,a %xni nile
n MA. che csineckins over
5 ~. w Sssler put the ne
tnto 0s ~, envelope 81
IN" the sergeant. ants.
~ ca"se dirty from
n S ssr When the Sc, ser
tne SITS had ~
m! m, tass and hs
eep .o oe wss added Co.
:ss wa ! t,nsnce s.
ken thai = hank hank Wa
rent tnal. e;rg. ths-
mods ,ncreaseA
Nm, ,So',s se3o.s5. -
.,-lRoanoke IVA,
n Air ear here on
J ,;;,k;;;19i :! '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

Bob Bunning Plymouth. Inc
Bowman Motor soles, Inc
Brood Street Motors. Inc.
\. J. Brown Pontiac, Inc.
Burrows Motor Company. Inc
Lee D. Butler. Inc.
Cuithness Buick, Inc.
Capitol CudiHuc- 0ldsmobiIe 20.
Cupiiul Cor Distributors ltd.
Capitol Purisiun Motors. Inc.
Tom Carr Edsel, Inc.
Cove Ford Corp.
herner Motor 90.
Chevy Chose Motor Co.. Inc.
COLONEL 0IdsmoblIe %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Wilson Pontiac. lnc.
FINANCE COMP ANY
MEMRERS

tINANSe SOMPANv
MEMBERS
Associates Discount Corp.
Commerce investment Compuny
Commercial Credit Corp.
Federal Services Hnuncs corp.
First Credit Corp.
6. A. {. Finones CoTpoTusIoa
General Credit, Inc.
General Motors Attspiunts Corp.
MuYlcnd Credit Finoncs Corp.
lDnioa Trust %. Of D. {
Universal eli. Credit GsiR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

Foley Ford. Inc
FoIlin Motors
Fruntis & PuEons, lnt.
John Clifford Motors, lnt.
erody Motors Corporation
HuIsy's. Incorporated
HundIsy Motor Company. Inc
Joe Heishmun's
Hicks Chevrolet. Inc.
Will { Sanders, Inc.
siunIsy n. Homer, Inc.
Hunter Motors
HyuttwilIs Auto { Supply Co. lnt
KupIun { Crawford
KsnyOa-Pstk. InE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
BUYER BEWARE
Fast Takers Used
ToCIinch Car SoleS

the big boss. When the %
that car sold for sssC by.
10 walk out. I toM
couldn't possibly pay mo
$500. He kept asking 81
| much have you got, no'
can you spend?' -
IT told him I'd giye
then and another ss
DAYS. That would
He said he would q
that. My wife kept
questions. She wan
about the psyme
1900. He said nv
. more than SIC Q
). IT came back .
Ssoo. He took q
!. where the light v
= lot Of statesmen w
y, - and out. He g
= papers to sign:
:. folded over. He
re- the bottom anc
e / to,S aip M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Fourth Of q Series

kOnrtu " .
,:r.s to sign. = - !. *; ::s:s;.s ,1s;'s
t y be duped into
payments. -, a, the UNI
90 ,,,,,ous dealer Is 70
M, Tnese complaints ;orcement
Inn 1nsi the files Of orrooetnod
iIOs.oacies-show the W. n success
se age the measure OF tn sr, so
anI me ,. handful Of unsc'upN
III, spilled ink tr,cs gave
TIA n: dealer 10
IS %;:S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
BUYER BEWARE
BY MIRIAM orrENnEpe
star star Writs,

with a dollar for a down
buyer. u'eo car
I%ns was v;s. the answer I was
'Sns: why do 50 many buy ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
pilots
S0YER BEWARE
rs g,sed.cor Rocke,
f'ourishes Here
star stag w-,, .NnERo

' s.s H. Sc. s4s Gu: It, j, ...,
e. 8. a;sst9 ca: b. s.pa
z . e: =: NV: ;;' . : ..4
Tor financing Ananc' company ssy instead. he got
e. !; q. a' !. .,,'
Es. S .oo tn: sss $500 Il: s:s o.
s,:ss: i s. s .:s "; s. {: blank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
a, MIRIAM oTTENBER0
star etsn writer

How do people get swindled
" Here are some typical eases eases
Illustrating how unscrupu'oIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
.,n,AM oTTENBEKo
BY MlE ~, T",.a writer

NJ .s. :s s:s. 81 . :: ': :S:s: En-
v. Saps' in the =. glove vsn s01 Of tn.
%ss;;:san.s ss,.s az ~ is dozen e n,, Ssss
] S ssr dealers 70 trick the ''D''
ing. ..r buyer reao'
very II , xo S'iS Of every page NJ :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

R'prinise from The EVENING STAR
Warrington. o. c. Sum- Nov l. through Wed. Nov. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

AS public safeguard well Of protection for III
Franhsed New Car Dealers and II Finance Companies appropriate legal
regulations have been sought by the AUTOMOTVE TRADE ASOC
ALTON NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA The ASSOCIATIONS letter to
the Board reprinted herewith Please read carefully
Despite the Stars powerful aning to the public despite
regulations prevent practices the Used Car nduste
ASSOCIATION add its Uarning No aus however stringent
stamp out deception and misrepresentation completely Your only
safeguard the integrity the Dealer h Who you yur faith
and your hard-earMed dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

years. Association uphold the standards Of the
automove industry Every member conduct his business
with integrity dignity and accordance with recognized ethical
tces. This what every member must provide:
y Factoryapproved sales 81 Approved financial stability
tacllles 81 Legitimate pricing and fnanc
q trading
81 Factory-trained personnel S@Nsiac'loih
~ Adequate parts inventory
pleased report members
representing all maintain adhere to the
standards outlined above You buy with confidence dealer
displaying of the Automotve Trade Association National
Capital Area It your symbol of protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
The Shocking
Used Car
Scandal!

Fanchsed New Car Dealers grateful Miss Gutenberg and the
Star bringing public attention this dpoabe state of affairs The
Fancsed New Dealers who also sell Used Cars and other reputable
Used Car Dealers have been penazd in effect by dealing fairly
while their potential prospects were being ured by false advertising
promises and illegal selling tricks"
Evening star., 1959-11-26
VIRGINIA HOMES FOR SALE
RAMBLERS AND
SPLIT-LEVELS

New section in River View
Terrace. a-acre lots. Outside
entrance Easements, spacious
dining area, kitchen with dis
posal; 4 bedrooms, / and "a
baths, 26x13 recreation room.
Carport. Convenient to bus,
shopping and schools. $21,250
Up. Call so. 5000.
Evening star., 1959-11-26

800 DOWN, s13s per mo, for
pTnsiSst D4.ass to1 intsTs tss taSss a9e sbad id
fm. Sii-brk Cape Cod with nrepl
and full bsmt.; lust Ia blks. from
mid d-Clarendon shopping and
major bus routes. Thoroughly
mod kit. with eating space and
Completely redecorated. through
out. Empty and ready for immed
oecup. call "a 4-1200 to SEE
N. T BRoYHnL q SONS REAL
TY CORP, 1910 Lee highway
IA. 4-1300.
Evening star., 1959-11-26
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

APPROX. 400 50. It. in sir-cond.
building, Conn. ave. and X st.
area; 2 connecting rooms pre-
ferred. so. 6-6711.
Evening star., 1959-11-26
CUSTOM RAMBLER
OVER AN ACRE

Over $4,000 50. IT. wooded and
slightly rolling land is the set
ting for this home located be-
tween Fairfax and Herndon.
Convenient to, but out Of rance
of noise from the Dulles In
ternational Airport. Beautifully
equipped kitchen with dining
space, separate dining room,
large living room with attrac-
tive fireplace; full basement
with fireplace in potential rec
reation rm. Be sure to see this
before airport initiates value.
S22,750. Call cR. S-4660.
Evening star., 1959-11-26
AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

'RIUMPH 1855 200 &C; low mile.
age: saddle bass and Windshield
$500. 10. 7-0652
Evening star., 1959-11-26
SELECT AREA
MOVE IN NOW!

New dream Split-leveI in Lake
Parcrott area, only minutes
from Seven Corners; 25x2S
utility room, completely fin-
ished recreation room with
fireplace and full bath are
. featured In outSide-entrance
: basement; 4 large bedrooms,
de luxe kitchen with disposal
ana dtshwasher, separate din
ing room, living room with
nfepl.; entrance hall. Carport,
screened porch. Dashboard hot
wster heat. Over h-acre lot,
SS6e60. Call ia. 10000.