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THE CAROLINIAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1958
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‘TLOTHr' r . STARS OF 1958” - Mildred F;»«><•««. Ml, Enfield,
was crowned last week as queen of the '■■nothing: Stars of 1053“, the
fa-SfeJon review rontf.il at the 4-11 C-lub Week held at A&T Collect*
last week Rmtnerup? forth? title were Marian For, renter, Salis
bury, end Gwendolyn Nc-ison, Roxborc.
Postal Employe
Takes Bus Bias
lo High Court
MEMPHIS -- i.ANP) -~0. Z.
Evers, “.'-vear-*'" postal emplo-e
given short shrift ir. U, S. Di- : trier
court recently when he .-u-'r- at
tacking irw .■■*••!• - se::r< eai .on
laws announced »o.*.t week. thru
his attorney that he will appeal
the caso to the t S oiipren.c
Court.
Eve?? bta 30 dav« In whmh
to file the a-pptal lo the rw*
which originated i> l tpii
1356. Thai wav when Evers
boarded a bus sat on a front
seat aad refuse*’ to move to
the rear when ordered by the
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7:30 A.M. TO 7:30 P. M
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S 0« S. SALISBURY ST. VA 8-2588 j
D R Y
CLEANING
9 E. HARGETT
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9 E. HARGETT ST.
j driver. Police, calle-d to the
»<:*>ne, gave him tin alterna
tive of leaving or moving to
ilio real He let* the hnr»
I ,In hi.- suit. Evers challenged the
; .-.rate law requirin'? separation of
i Negroes and whites on public
' transpcj'tai.ion The three-iu-lge
L panel threw out the cast on tlv*
: tViat Evers »'.r npt. a regular rider
and had hoarded the bus merely to
, irustittue a suit
ij The ruling held “only those to
>: whom a statute applies and who
['are adversely affected by it ca •.
: draw ip qu*\ ...on its i.ut'-alitution
*3! valid;* v in a declaratory judge
; ment proceeding
! DEIVT SAFELY
1000 Elks Celebrate; I
!
Endorse Ruler Johnson
, t‘
tty J. tt HARKEN
HARPERS FERRY W Va.
! Some one thousand members and j
friends of the Improved Benev
lent Protective Order of Elks of
the World <IBPOEW>. Dr Robert
H Johnson, grand exalted ruler,
gathered here for the annua!
Fourth of July ceitbration and
memorial services in tribute to
the noted anti-slavery martyr—
John Brown—paused for devotion
al exercises led by grand lecturer
Rev. K P Battle of Rocky Mount, j
! N C as Charlt.s P Mcl.ane. grand |
j commissioner of public relations !
SCAD Adopts Rulings To
Aid Aged In Employment
NEW Y n RK 'ANP) SCAD—
the State Commission Against Dis
crimination—passed new rulings !
under which it will administer the !
j 38? provisions of the la"-. The rul- j
j ings vhi-.h became effective July i
i L arc-:
1. Help wanted ads tnay not spe- i
j city age cr read “young" man or j
! woman This is to enable appli - \
\ cants to appear and be interviewed i
i without automatically being i
i barred by the advertisement
2. Pre-employment inquiries a* i
\ ! o age or date of birth on applica- j
! lion forms will be permitted when !
| required to check sn applicant’s !
personal history, background or ]
work record However, the appli- i
ration form mu ft state that the :
i law prohibits discrimination be- j
! cause of nge.
j 3 Employers may give consider- j
ation to age when it is a “bona i
: fi-ie occupational qualification*’ i
; ••’•"here age is a fsctdr in fob per- i
formanc" in apprentice or on the 1
job training system or where t c - 1
quired by statute r-. such as those
j regulating child labor
1 Application forms used bv
employment agencies must also j
note that the lav prohibits die
s crimination because of age
' i 5 An employer may not fermi - :
na**. employment of older per- I
e sons simply because he believes j
- persons over a certain age are phy- I
i' 'rally disqualified,
o 6 Retirement policies nr sv>- j
ferns with compulsory retirement j
c -cp? below 65 established -after Ju
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RALEIGH. N. V. IPHONE TE 3-5791
conoh.tcted tne program
JOHNSON ENDORSED
During the program which sea
! tured Steelton. Penna . youth who |
spoke on the Constitution of the
United States and the ideals of j
John Brown, who has been dub- !
bed: “God's Angry Man", the Elks i
and Daughter-Elks assembled u
nanimousiy adopted a resolution
endorsing Robert H Johnson and
his cabinet for re-election at the
forthcoming finth anniversary enn
: vention m Washington. IJ C, Au
j gust 24-28th
McClane, ss Ho is at l -"
tify t.heir reasonableness
Commissioner Charles Abrams.
! chairman of SCAD, announced the
! adopted rulings after a -enes ot
i public hearings conducted by the
| organisation.
S ly 1. 1958 will be required to jus- :
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Live and Dressed
WHOLESALE ONLY
; CROSS
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ROCK QUARRY RD.
Phone TE 2-8013
and TE 2-8434
1 IHlfUlili i1" JjlJlli '
i tar at the Shrine Department
®f the Grand Lodge along with
| Mrs. Bertha MeKanlasp (only
| woman past grand exalted ru
ler in Elkdom), announced
that the grand lodge and dele
gates would meet here August
24 on tnr goo-acre John Brown
Farm eight mites north of his
toric Harpers Ferry, where
John Brown made his never
to he-forgotten stand with 25
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es fei* relatives friends, irulu
di.ns Negroes, In as abortive
afcf-mpt to free the slaves hs
1R59. For this Brown was tried .
for treason and l,tter hanged,
as were others of his followers.
I The old John Brown Farm Hnrrt*
! later called Samples Manor is now
being developed in a recreation
center for outdoors.lovers who de
sire a quiet retreat far from the
hustle and bustle of city life, A
| large hall has been constructed \
I which will accommodate several
| hundred persons for any type ser
vice or amusement The Old John
Brown Homestead (where Brown
hid his men f<&> weeks prior to the
capture of S. Arsenal he'd i
PARK&TI LFORD
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STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY* 86 PROOF* PARK X TILFORD DiST. CORP., N _ Y~
! has been turned Into a museum
\ since a new modern home has been
s built for Maynard Henderson the
| caretaker.
A young ceded who on duty at
the hanring nf John Brown repor
-1 tedly fainted at the siehr