CUTTER, J.
Strong, a Negro, was employed as a railroad dining car attendant. At a time on April 6, 1964, when his duties involved preparation of the dining car in the yard for service to patrons, he was observed smoking in an adjacent coach. As a consequence of an altercation with a "superior employee," he left the train and went home. Charges were preferred and Strong was discharged on April 24, 1964, after a hearing on April 15, in accordance with an applicable...
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