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A-30
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
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Gls in Japan Get Stung
|By Phony Car Dealers
I By BAT FALK
I Worth Amartean VmctMi AUiane*
TOKYO, A us. 18.—American
servicemen are being cheated
by phony Japanese car dealers.
The situation has become so
bad that the Army has begun
a warning campaign. A special
announcement in the Pacific
Stars and Stripes is beaded, “Be
careful when you buy or sell
an auto In Japan.”
The English-language Nippon
Times reports that more than
100 military personnel have been
victimised. The paper says the
“foreign car swindle Is now
feared by the metropolitan po
lice department to have become
a recognised racket.”
Many paces go unreported be
f RONSON
Lifhttrs Rcoaircd
■■gwiwi w nvnui wti
ONE-DAY SERVICE
Authorized Factory Same*, lac.
WO 1 ST. H.W. ,
cause the Americans involved
themselves did something Illegal
iln the transaction. They may
have paid the Japaneee in dol
, lars when only yen may be given
i to a Japaneee.
One outfit—with nothing more
; than a name eheoondcd with
| $34,000 from 14 Americans. Sev
-1 end other Japanese cheated
groups of gullible servicemen out
, of sums varying between $6,000
, and SIO,OOO.
The swindlers allege to repre
i sent Stateside auto* distributors.
’ They use namecards of recog
nised Japanese automobile com
i panics. They usually approach
American officers and enlisted
men in parking lots, present
their cards and make some very
generous proposition. They either
offer to pay much more than
the serviceman’s car is worth
or to sen a new car for Stateside
delivery at a #soount. Several
officers have returned to the
United States, tried to pick up
their cars, only to be told that
the Japanese "salesman” is com
pletely unknown to the Americas |
distributor.
Same have been able to reooup '
part qf their losses. Many more
are in the United States and
unable to take legal action. Al- ,
though the Japaneee police are
concerned, they are not taking
any legal action. They argue that
; an these cases are civil eases,
not criminal incidents.
Besides admonishing officers
and men to be more careful, the
Army furnishes a listing of rap*
, utable, authorised Japanese deal
ers with whom it Is reeom
-1 mended the OZ do business.
The Army also has Issued new
1 regulations which make it lees
’ profitable and more difficult for
1 a serviceman to seU his car in
Japan. Before be can sell his
car to a Japanese, the OZ must
■ have owned it for one year, it
must be two model years old and
you can only sell one car every
i three years.
I Several years ago military per
i sonnel could sell their cars every
six months, and later that provi
sion was raised to every 13
; months. In those days Japanese
i dealers paid a high premium for
> ears and quite a few servicemen
I sold several cars during their
tour of duty here. Frequently a
> used car brought a bigger -price
in Tokyo than it cost new ]n
the United States.
5 Area Girls Take
Vows as Sisters
Flue Washington area girls'
took their perpetual vows this
week in the Congregation of
Slaters of the Holy Cross at St.
Mary’s, Notre Dame, Znd.
They an Barbara Jeanne
Pehr, 19331 Tyburn terrace,
Bethesda, Md.; Bose Mary Bor
man, Sumner, Md.; Patricia A.
Cornell. Msnsssas, Va.; Agnes
M. ThlU, >sos Seoood street
N. and Audrey Muller, 4MS
Allan road, Yorktown Village,
Montgomery County, Md.
Eight District area girls took
their first vows yesterday at St
Mary’s Novitiate at Notre Dame,
Znd.
. They are Edward Joanne
Havelka, Hyattsvffle, Md.; Fran
cis Patrice Leahey, Garrett
Park, Md.; Bom Michael Mur
phy, 608 Massachusetts avenue
NK.;> Eleanor Anne McCabe,
3344 Southern avenue SJE.;
Marietta Simpson, 1630 South
Vermont street Arlington, Va.;
Kenneth Marie Ones, 4808
South Chesterfield road, Arling
ton; Ronald Mary Raffo, SOOB
Takoma drive, Silver Spring,
Md, and Mary Malloy, 4010
Fourteenth street NX
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS
8:00 WTTO (5), WAAM (13)
—Baseball: Baltimore at
Washington.
0:00 WTOP (0)—Bob Cum
mings Show: Bob takes
series of glamor photos of
widowed sister to impress
former college boy friend.
(Repeat.)
8:39, WTOP (0) Climax:
"Pear Strikes Out” true story
of Boston outfielder Jim
Pleraall: Tab Hunter, Mona
Freeman, John Conte.
0:00. WHO (4)—Dragnet: Sgt
Friday investigates suicide
report and evidence points
to murder.
8:99, WMAL (7)—Star To
night: In "The Prom,"
daughter, 15, has no one to
take her to the dance.
5:10, WTOP (o)—Four Star
Playhouse: Wife who be
lieves In husband’s Innocence
takes up vigil on execution
night with "A Bag of
Oranges"; Ida Lupino.
0:50, WHO (4)—Ford Thea
ter: Husband complains to
wife that their marriage has
dwindled to routine, but she
receives complaint coldly;
Mehryn Douglas, Joan Ben
nett.
'0:50, WMAL (7)—Billion Dol
lar Movie: "Blind Men’s
Bluff,” English drama in
volving scientist with secrets
and an old flame of his
wife’s; James Mason.
10:00, WBC (4)—Video Thea
ter: Girl on parole from
prison term marries blind
vet who falls In love with
her in "Nor All Your Tears”;
Arleen Whelan; Richard
Shannon.
10:80, WTOP (»)—Waterfront:
In "Trial by Fire,” an arson
ist Is loose on the water
front; Preston Poster.
11:15, WTOP (»—"Good Time
Girl”: Teenager tells juvenile
court judge of her plans to
leave home; Jean Kent.
11:30, WBC (4)—Steve Allen:
Helen O’Connell visits.
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
7:30, WMAL Eddie Cantor:
Eddie gives a shocking lec
ture on applied electricity.
5:00, WASH-fm, 10:39, WWDC
—Official Detective: Dan
Britt tracks an Insane killer
and gets "Bad News for the
Bride.”
0:30, WBC—The King and Mrs.
Candle: Radio highlights of
next Monday’s TV production
of the comedy with music;
Cyril Rltehard, Joan Green
wood, Richard Haydn, Irene
■ Manning.
9:05, WBC —X Minus One:
“Courtesy,” story of the sec
ond earth expedition to the
planet Landro and man’s bat
tle with a mysterious plague.
5:85, WGMB—Concert Master
pieces: Kabalevsky, Violin
Concerto; R. Strauss, Thus
Spake Zarathustra.
19:3*. WMAL Red Skelton:
The “mean widdle kid” talks
the devil out of hia due.
t(da»fc
PrttaUt
JM* + HELITYN
DENNETT * DOUGLAS
Ska-ring in
UTTERS
MARKED PERSONAL
■ The* ietten an indeed pet
*•■l. Haw they help prove that
avea afUr twenty yean of mar
riage, a aouple need lose none of
tfca romance of their youth,
■aim a delfahtful and diffemt
lave etory.
WNC-TV 9:30
CHANNEL 4
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B:3o—Channel 9
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"FEAR STRIKES OUT”
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Pvt. Roy Suspended,
Faces Police Board
Fourth Precinct Pvt. Wyatt J.
Roy, formerly known as the
"streetcleaner” while serving with
the Gambling Squad, has been
suspended, according to Deputy
Police Chief Howard V. Coveil.
Chief Covell said yesterday
that Pvt. Roy was transferred a
few months ago to the Fourth
Precinct after trial board action.
He will face future trial board
proceedings on charges of mak
ing a false statement to a supe
rior officer and falling to carry
his service revolver with him. He
was suspended esrly Tuesday
morning.
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Few Eclipses Visible
BERKELEY.—There are about
60 total ecllpaes of the sun In an
average century according to as
tronomers, but only a small num
ber are visible to many placet.
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I CICHNERo

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