Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1935, Page 30

TEACHER APPLICANT SUES BCARD FOR POST “Declares Her Name Was Improp- erly Removed From List of Eligibles. Suit has been filed in the District Bupreme Court by Miss Charlotte Cor- bin, colored, 118 Thomas street, to compel _he Board of Education The Avenue"=Tth, Sth and D St appoint her to a position as teacher in the public schools on the ground that her name was improperly removed from the eligible list. Her contention is that her name was taken from a list of eligible teachers for appointment to & junior high school post, and that another woman was appointed to the place to which she was entitled. She also sald she did not know her name had been deleted until four months afterward. Twice, she declared, the board has considered her case without restoring AP ANNIVERSARY o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, her name or giving her an appoint- ment. When the case was heard before the School Board it was declared that Miss Corbin’s name had been erron- eously placed on the list in the first place and that the error was that of the Board of Examiners. In reality, the board contended, Miss Corbin was not eligible for appointment in the classification she had been given. Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat set November 6 as tne date for hearing of the suit. CAB HEAD LOSES FIRST STEP IN TEST OF RATES C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1935. Utilities Commission to set zone rates. Henning was convicted in Traffic Court Wednesday on a charge of op- erating a public vehicle without a li- cense, the latter having been denied Henning Convicted of Operating him because he was charging rates Public Vehicle Without License. Bernard L. Henning, 45, president of the Cab Drivers’ Protective Union, has lost the first step of a test case to decermine the right of the Public higher in some instances than those prescribed by the commission. Al- though released on a personal bond, the defendant announced he would apply to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia for a writ of error. charged zone rates of 20-40-60-80 cents as against the prescribed rates of 20-30-50-70 cents. Henning recently led the taxi drivers’ strike for higher rates, e Superior Judge Dies. SAN FRANCISCO, October 11 (#). —=Superior Judge Thomas F, Graham, 78, member of the San Francisco bench for 35 years and the Pacific Coast, Base Ball League's third presi- The defendant is alleged to have | dent, died here yesterday. Is Giving Men and Boys Some Great Values! For Students Saturday Only 2-Trouser SUITS Special 17.85 —Boys! Preps! Don’t miss seeing these suits. They've got everything! Fine tail- oring, with a great deal of hand tailoring, too. And the minute you try them on, you'll know they're “quality”! Made so they’ll hold their shape even when given hard wear. All-wool fabrics. One pair of pleated trousers, one plain. 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