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lassifieds/ Legals • Real Estate
Phone 722-8624 or 723-9863
NAACP's McLean
from page 5
cv test by which a voter had to prove his literacy to
[egistrars’ satisfaction.
hat could have meant anything,” said McLean.
I did. Blacks were asked to give the number of
onis in the courthouse and other inconveniences.
When McLean found abuses, he would report them
the State Board of Elections, but the registrars would
eg the evidence. McLean began putting pieces of
(Bfcn paper two or three sheets from the one the
jdicant used so he would have evidence of illegally
{■red statements blacks had to write.
^highlight of his quarter-century of fighting for
icks to have the right to vote was a 1957 appearance
fofe the Senate Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee
(institutional Rights.
^ing the hearing was Sen. Sam Ervin also of North
pina. The Watergate hero of the 1970s was then
known for his staunch opposition to civil rights
jislation.
jhe transcript of the hearing shows passages where
vin argued that white registrars did not have to give
.cy tests to whites because they knew them, while
an mater-of-factly stated that, if literacy tests
re to be given, then everyone should take them,
jht years later, McLean’s testimony and that of
lers, resulted in the Voting Rights Act.
t ng was not his only concern. His activities ranged
aving a Caswell County man from a white lynch
ibjn the mid-60s because he had shot some whites
olried toprevent his daughter from attending an
elated school to arranging the financing for an
slow County man who suddenly owed a $60,(XX) debt
1 foreowner once it was learned the man’s farm was
; Ste for a new airport.
[Tie Federal Housing Administration put up $40,(XX)
i McLean’s own mortgage company put up $10,0(X).
:er NAACP pressure, the storeowner reduced the
jtjo $50,0(X).
Uter 28 years, McLean is retiring as state director in
fibtte, on January 1. State president Kelly
j^der warned him, however; “That don’t mean we
n’t continue to work you, we just won’t pay you any
tC;”
Vhat have been the accomplishments of Charlie
J.ean and the NAACP in North Carolina.
‘Everything,” he said without batting an eye.
‘It’s impossible to think of anything in terms of
bress for black folksthatthe NAACP was not, if not
IBsible force, then laying the groundwork for.”
^LC, CORE, all the rest of them would have
er existed if it hadn’t been for the NAACP” he
1.
f^'Can's matter-of-fact tone turned to one glowing
h Satisfaction when he recalled another incident
nf harlotte:
‘A^oung black fellow talking to me in Charlotte said
had left the NAACP because it wasn’t dramatic
lugh; then he began to realize everything was the
ultiof the NAACP’s work.”
f^oties like that one help Charles A. McLean
lize that his most lasting accomplishments will
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Chronicle Letters
From Page 4
Auction Sale
Auction Sale of 16 autos
,17 trucks, 6 motorcycles
,1 sewer jet, 1 chipper, /
road scraper (pull type),
1 air compressor, 1 load
er backhoe and one trac
tor. City Owned at the
Vehicle Maintenance
Facility,650 Stadium
Drive, Saturday, Novem
ber 11,1978, &:00 A.M.
City of Winston-Salem.
Help Wanted
Paralegal to work in
government benefit cas
es. Experience in local
social service agencies
preferred. Minorities
and men urged to apply.
Send resume, listing
references, to Legal Aid
Society of Northwest
North Carolina, Inc., 216
W. 4th St., Winston-
Salem, N.C., 27101. No
applications accepted af
ter November 15. No
phone calls please.
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FOCUS HEARINGS
Help Wanted
Teacher- Coaches
Part-time opportunity
Unusual Money Making
Opportunity! If you like
to make ^money, are
willing to work, and have
a friendly personality,
inquire about the oppor
tunity available under a
Franklin Life agency
contract. Exclusive and
highly salable policies.
Last year our top part-
time person earned
$20,000 without leaving
the security of his job.
Call - Johnnie Hinton,
767-1724
Buying A
New Car? a
new car broker only
earns money by saving
you money. Interested?
Call 748-8103 or write to
P.O. Box 904, Winston-
Salem, NX. 27101
The Di’Gel
Difference
Anti-Gas medinne
Di-Gel adds to its
soothing Antacids.
Di-Gel.
The Anti-Gas Antac^i
Finance Committee =
shaping the city’s =
S The Board of Aldermen’s
1 invites you to participate in
1 budget.
1 Four informal neighborhood meetings are schedul- 1
= ed for 7 p.m. on successive nights: Monday, Nov. 1
i 13, Miller Park Recreation Center; Tuesday, Nov. 1
1 14, Summit School Music Room; Wednesday, Nov. 1
S 15, Fourteenth Street Recreation Center; and 1
g Thursday, Nov. 16, Sprague Street Recreation =
g Center. The final hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m., g
= Dec. 5, at City Hall. s
j Each hearing will begin with an informal get-ac- §
= quainted session featuring displays on various city g
J services. The hearings will begin more formally 1
g around 7:30 p.m. E
= It’s as easy as that... so attend the hearings, 1
g instead of wishing later that you had. g
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Bighouse Inducted
From Page 11
activities in the Sportsman Club, and C.E. Gaines
Athletic Award was established at the school.
Gaines is also in the halls of fame at Morgan State,
CIAA and NAIA.
A short film presentation showing Gaines working
with his basketball team in the new athletic complex
named after the legendary coach was shown before
Gaines was presented to accept the award. In
accepting he said, “I feel like I have never had a job.
All my life I’ve done what I wanted to do. I feel
coaching is what I was destined to do.”
The Morgan State grad was all set to attend dental
school when an assistant coaching job came up at
WSSU in 1946 and Gaines said he has never regretted
taking the position.
Gaines was one of five persons inducted into the hall
last week. The others were Forrest “Smokey”
Burgess, an 18 year Major League veteran, who holds
the record for career pinch hits with 145. Tennis great
Allen Morris, former pro golfing star Johnny Palmer,
and all around sports star Bob Gantt, who has been
called Dixie’s Finest Athlete.
Governor Jim Hunt was the guest speaker and he
stressed that he would do everything in his power to see
that the 16-year old hall gets a permanent home.
Chances are that home will be Tanglewood Park in
Winston-Salem.
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sarJEditor:
ay|we salute you for
excellent news cover-
afthe “happenings” in
UJjtck community. Im-
wt events we would
iwise know nothing a-
are given priority.
e |specially wish to
ic you for the electri-
! publicity you gave the
ly Fashion Fair show,
gored by Winston-
uUrban League Guild,
e ^ish to commend
staff for being depend-
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Sous. Each request
granted without ques-
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