Word: unfairnesses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Newly elected N.A.D.A. President Carl E. Fribley, who has been selling Cadillacs in Norwich, N. Y. since 1931, warned that if unfair business practices cut the number of franchised dealers in the country, cars will not be serviced properly, and accident rates will soar. Said Executive Vice President Frederick J. Bell, a retired rear admiral who also serves N.A.D.A. as a public-relations expert: "We do not want soothing syrup. We want action, and we are going...
...used germ warfare-a thoughtful judge advocate (Arthur Kennedy) is made suspicious by the very conclusiveness of the case. There is not only shattering testimony against Cargill; there is his admission of guilt, and refusal to explain his actions. Time Limit! being a thriller, it would be unfair to reveal more than that Cargill had turned traitor from decent motives; had been, indeed, on the horns of a lacerating dilemma...
...laurel wreath. It took more than common sense-namely, faith and knowledge-to stand before the House of Commons and make a case for the fantastic proposition that 13 small colonies could hold out against the commercial and military might of the British Empire, rather than submit to unfair taxes...
...seems to me that Novelist Keyes is being unfair to Christ's grandfather, and I protest against this slight against us males...
...those who closely watched the American and British reactions to the speeches our Russian guests Messrs. Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev made throughout their tour of the Indian Republic recently. I really do not understand why suddenly there should be such a lot of unfair and unfriendly criticism of a country which only returned courtesy for courtesy...