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PAGE EIGHT SECTION TWO This is the Law By ROBERT E. LEE (For the N. C. Bar Association) This U one of a spring series of articles that will appear each week throughout the next three months. They have been written for the non-lawyer as a public ser ice .»f the North Carolina Bar Association. Justices Os Supreme Court How many members are there on the Supreme Court of North Carolina? Seven. Are the members of the North Carolina Supreme Court elected Taylor Theatre EDENTON, N. C, Thursday, June 4 Louis Prima and Keely Smith in "HEY BOY, HEY GIRL" Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, June 5-6-7-8— John Wayne, Dean Martin, Walter Brennan and Ricky Nelscn in "RIO BRAVO" Technicolor Weekdays: Shows 7:00 . 9:30. Saturday continuous from 1:45 Sunday 2:00 - 4:30 and 8:45. NO ADVANCK IN I‘KICKS Tuesday, June 9—■ DOI'BLK I i;axi kk Mamie Van Dorn in "BORN RECKLESS" —and— Jeff Richards in 'ISLAND OF LOST WOMEN” Wednesday and Thursday, lune 10-11 Yul Brynncr and Deborah Kerr in "THE JOURNEY" Met rot’olor HIWAY 17 Drive-In Theatre Edenton-Herfford Road NOW ori:N i itliiAY SATIKDAY AMI SIN DAY 'riday and Saturday, lune 5-6 Pal Boone in "MARDI GRAS" Cinemascope anti Color Sunday. June 7 Jerry Lewis in "GEISHA BOY" Teelinirolor BELLOWS CLUB BOURBON 6 YEARS OLD M $ 2! 5 p=j SOQR f Ww tessera Uvsiiun. .ggigrfl KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON f BELLOWS A COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, ICY. • STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY * |B PKOOf • DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PtOOUCTS COMPANV ♦ . tk-* ' <• -«'-«« * -,r” --r»- _ . • v-4+S'*- -* - '> ' • ',. - v -V- .. • ':* ' v. or appointed? Each is elected by the voters of North Carolina for a term of eight years. All of the members are not elected into office at the same time. The expiration dates of the eight-year terms ar stag gered. In the event of a vacancy, the Governor appoints a person to fill the vacancy until the next general election. Who are the present members of the Supreme Court of North Carolina? The Chief Justice is J. Wallace Winborne. The Associate Jus tices are: Emery B. Denny, Clif ton L. Moore, R. Hunt Parker, William H. Bobbitt, Carlisle W. Higgins, and William B. Rodman, Jr. What member of the present Supreme Court has served the longest period of time as a mem ber of that tribunal? Chief Justice J. Wallace Win borne. He has been a member of the Supreme Court since July 1, 1937. How is the Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court selected? He is elected to the position by the voters of North Carolina. In the event of a vacancy, the Gov ernor appoints a person to fill the vancy until the next general election. Since there are no testifying witnesses in the Supreme Court, no cross-examining of them, and no jurors, the whole atmosphere of the Supreme Court is decided ly different from that of a ses sion of the Superior Court. The lawyers themselves do not rave and rant, or enter into flights of oratorical eloquence, in making their oral arguments, as they have been known to do before jurors in the Superior Court. The justices have before them not only the printed or mimeo graphed record of the cases im the court below, but also the] printed or mimeographed argu- J ments of the counsel on both] sides. The latter are called the appellate briefs of the counsel. Do the members of the North Carolina Supreme Court wear; robes? j Yes. They wear black judicial; robes while attending the open Sessions of the Court. What is the seating arrange ment of the justices during ses sions of the Court? The Chief Justice sits in the middle. The Associate Justice in point of seniority sits to the im-j mediate right of the Chief Jus-; dice. The Associate Justice nexti in seniority sits to the immediate left of the Chief Justice. The re-1 maining Associate Justices are seated, in order of seniority, in the same manner, alternating from right to left. Incidentally, the Justices do not sit on a bench. They are seated in comfortable chairs. The one on the extreme left of the Chief Justice has the best view of the squirrels, pigeons, and people on Capitol Square. . ... f* m y i .'■•x-. >*v. :V. v. . '' v. . . . ..v.- v Two exhibitions of breath-taking stunt flying will be put on at the Suffolk-Nansemond County Municipal Airport Sunday by a champion stunt pilot. Woody Edmondson, shown here beside his special clipped-winged monoplane, will put on the acrobatic demonstrations as part of the second annual Greater Tidewater Air Show sponsored by the Suffolk Civil Air Pa trol Squadron. At tree-top level, he will perform the ma neuvers which have won him the national and international stunt flying championships. SENATOR SAM ERVIN I * SAYS » Washington The opposition by some leaders of organized la bor and some management in this country to the Kennedy-Ervin labor reform bill recently passed by the Senate convinces me that the bill should become law. I have been working on this bill for a long time; labor reform legislation is urgently needed and my serve on the McClellan Com mittee has provided an opportun ity for me to determine the need. Hoffa Opposes Teamsters President James Hof fa opposes the bill and is leading a battle to have the legislation killed in the House of Represen tatives. He declares that the Kennedy-Ervin bill is too strin gent. I can understand his op position to it because it would regulate some things ho appar ently does not want regulated. Some businessmen are opposing the bill because they say it is too weak. How thev can recon cile their views with that of Hof fa in opposing the bill I cannot understand. Hoffa knows what is in the bill: tie knows it would Superior Red Worms FOR SALE Tough and Frisky 75c P er hundred SIDNEY SPRUILL Phone 3068 jig Bag top grade peanuts... BM fop fjhoflts with rootworm-killing Bigger, better peanut profits are in tTie bag when yott knock out destructive rootworms with aldrin. Easy to use, apply aldrin as a dust or granules, or include it in a fertilizer mix. Simply broadcast aldrin before planting or treat in the row before first cultiva tion. Either way, you get effective control of rootworms, wireworms, white grubs and other soil insects all season long. This season, bag quality peanuts ... quality profits. Knock out rootworms with aldrin. Your insecticide dealer has aldrin. See him today! Nematodes love peanuts, too. Put an end A' 'A to nematode damage with Nemagon® Soil SHELL} Fnmiaant; .fieind or granules, available x-' \| l tram your pesticide dealer. SHELL CHEMICAL CORPORATION AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS DIVISION 55 Marietta Street, N.W, Atlanta 3, Georgia „ n lll v * 1 THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. WORTH CAROL IK A, THURSDAY. JUNE 4. 1959. 'xBiCTflR __ eliminate corruption uncovered by the McClellan Committee. Those who oppose the bill on the theory that it is too weak should read the bill carefully and find put what the'bill contains. Traditional View The Kennedy-Ervin bill, as well as all bills of this nature, is opposed by United Mine Work ers President John L. Lewis. He seems to put his opposition on his traditional view that rela tionships between labor and man agement should be left entirely to them and that there should be no interference whatever in the form of legislation in this field. He seems to feel that local and state laws against embezlement, for example, should be sufficient to handle the problem if the laws are enforced. That view is sound Plagued Day And N ig ht with Bladder Discomfort? Unwise eating or drinking mny be a j source of mild, hut annoying bladder I irritations —making you feel restless, tense, and uncomfortable. And if rest less nights, with nagging backache, , headache or muscular aches and pains due to over-exertion, strain or emotional upset, are adding to your misery don’t 1 wait try Doan’s Pills. Doan’s Pills act 3 ways for speedy •elief. I —They have a soothing effect jn bladder irritations. 2 A fast pain relieving action on nagging backache, headaches, muscular aches and pains. 3 A wonderfully mild diuretic action thru the kidneys, tending to increase the output of the 15 miles of kidney tubes. So, get the same happy relief millions have enjoyed for over 60 years. New, large economy size saves money. Get Doan’s today ! # Doan s Pills to the extent that much of the corruption would be eliminated if the laws were enforced. We found on the McClellan Commit tee that in many cases local offi cials had not undertaken to en force the laws because, one is led to conclude, of the union’s political power. My view is that the type of op position to the Kennedy-Ervin bill indicates a pattern that de feated the Kennedy-Ives bill last session and that may well defeat effective labor reform legislation now. If some labor leaders and some leaders of management con tinue to oppose the bill there is no way to predict what will be the outcome. Anti-Trust Laws Hoffa’s arrogance in whtft has i been interpreted to be a threat of a nation-wide strike in the event Congress passes certain, legislation has strengthened thei McClellan bill which would put I transportation unions under anti- ! trust laws. | Personally, I have not favored extending' anti-trust laws to un- j ions generally. But as a result! of the attitude manifested by j Hoffa, an attitude I have had an! oooortunitv to witness as a mem ber of the McClellan Senate Rackets Committee, I do t,h : nk that, the time has come when Congress ought to seriously con sider extending the anti-trust laws to unions of a large nature I* • • bee gee • • • LP GAS LOOK AT ALL THE USERS, JOIN THE BIG PARADE, i BE A HAPPY MEMBER OF ; THE BOTTLED GAS e 'OCAI TRADEMARK!. h» The Chowan Cooperative Produce Exchange, Inc. AT VALHALLA - N. C. 32 HIGHWAY 6 MILES NORTH OF I DEMON NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Mr. Francis Hicks will be our new manager. Regular opening and receiving hours for produce will be announc ed as soon as season’s demands are determined. / , Auction sales will be held for non-members as in the past. , Belt grading of beans, cleaning, grading and waxing cu -1 cumbers, peppers and tomatoes. Pre-cooling sweet corn 1 , will be available for members. Machinery is ready for op- , eration. i i All types of baskets and containers will be handled by the : exchange for the members and public, and at competitive , prices. i, - The Chowan Cooperative Produce Exchange, Inc. W. A. HARRELL, President C. M. EVANS, Sect’y.-Treas. • j engaged in interstate transporta i tion. I would restrict it to trans portation at the present time. You will recall that it was ne cessary for Congress to enact the anti-trust laws because of the arrogance of big business and the trusts which refused to recognize the rights of society in general and which insisted on creating monopolies in the field of busi ness regardless ‘of the public in terest and regardless of the methods employed to creat such monopolies. I am convinced that the statement attributed to Mr. Hoffa ought to be a self-evident fact to everybody that no man nor set of men can be safely trusted with unlimited power. 108 Get Old Age Assistance In May According to Mrs. J. H. McMul lan, superintendent of public welfare, 108 persons in Chowan County received old age assist ance during Mav, the amount dis tributed being $3,851. There were 26 cases of aid to dependent chil dren who received $1,742. Thir ty-four cases of aid to perma nently and totally disabled per-| sons received $1,501 and 12 -aid to blind cases received $525. There were three emergency as » Bigger ’59 cars over-priced? Tiny foreign cars under-sized? JtfMTVM bkldW Ge * bi 9 car room with l/i/jf kAJLU C'C/Cx/# small car economy! -MBMM—I—MM——M——BBMM—MU——/ v -- ' ....... a ~ s ■. ■ - ... mwwvawava J) 0 RVC/jr 77^31 • Now the smart new Rambler station wagon out- NEW RAMBLER AMERICAN STATION WAGON sells all but two! Save hundreds on price, on gas. *■ « Highest resale. Room for six 6-footers. Big cargo' M! /t/ area. Lasiest parking. Individually adjustable sellm f? station wagon makes by front seata. See your Rambler dealer. mm." ,M ° F “" 5 p * n * 0 ‘ EDENTON MOTOR CO. North Broad Street sistance cases calling for an ex penditure of $76. Other financial assistance in cluded eight cases hospitalized in the county, $486.36, of which the county’s part was $428.61, and two cases hospitalized outside the county, $25. 48 JAILED IN MAY Jailer Bertram Byrum reports 5% New Car Loans Peoples Bank and Trust Co. } Consumer Credit Branch 210 South Broad Street EDENTON, N. C. Member F. I). I. C. tha: during May 48 persons were placed in the Chowan jail. Confinements ranged from one to 31 days and the expense $396.49, which includes jail and turnkey fees, telephone bill and soap. f Genius is eternal patience. —Michaeiangelo.
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