w f I H £ L A 1^ 0 H a T ! m E 3 -DUKHAM, 14. C. SATURDAY. O'TOBEK 26, tti} A GreaK Opportuniiy lpt1c ifopavtnicntn df l>o'h scliodls, witT venture such an uiiiU'!*t:ikin!f. I- tom a prmiKi- tWuial staiicl|xiiiit,.^\v' tliiiik siicli iiii atlilelic fvi'Wt offti's opji'irttmity for the SliriTi- ers of )>otlt racf'i to liack tlic li‘ams in a nmiinrr unitlcl he of licnel'it to tills coniniiinilv as well ris the tcriins anil stu dents of both schools. With nuiiiam’s jjrowin" spirit of intcrracial |fo«KlwilI, it is our h*fliii;; that not only woul) Continwed (roH 2-A^ Asks Ban on Bears arid M in Honecomer Hiring of Kin an athfetic evrnt of such nature he a financial succcss l)ut it would ^ive impetus to the ef forts now heiniL» put fi»th to promote a better understamlinfi between the races. With N’e- f;ro players on oi»e of the local hifjh school i teams and the local baseball league team we j see no reason why a pame between Durham | llijfh and Hillside Hiph could not be stajjeil with (tlienonienal success. ■lieroes rnn*inn»i fr.iiu \ | the tirae he moved to Cincinnati, i Bell had become deeply interest i ed In the anli-silvcrv cause j There on the borderline between j tUe North and South, he was in | th* midst of the exciting scene.s Bf hairbreadth csc.ipe.s and the drama of the pursuit of fugitive.s which channelled the escaped He actively participated in thn Underground Railroad Move men* ilaves across Ohio to other parts of the North ju.st one sten a'l of their pursuers. He .spent mucl' of his time on flic anti-.sbvery iKCture platform where he be i canv' notM for his speeches, | necau.se Bell did not f^l that | he had sufficient freedom as a | man in this country, he moved to Canada in 1854 and remained there until 1800. He became a sood friend of Tohn Brown and helped him assemble men for th» 1SS9 raid on Harper's Ferry. In 1060, Bell left Canada for Cali fornia where he as.sumed an ac live role in attempting to im prove the lot of the Negro in that state. Howeyer, he left Cali fornia in 1865 and returned to Toledo, Ohio, where he resumed touring the state making speech es in behalf of the Negro race FOOTBALL ^ BATTLE OF ARCH RIVALS COLLEGE AGGIES ^ Vs. WINSTON-SALEM STATE COLLEGE RAMS A&T SAT. OCT. 26 ADMISSION: $2.00 KICK-OFF. 1:30 P.M. GREENSBORO MEM. STADIUM STUDENTS $1.00 At the same time he began te read some of his own poetry fram the lecture platform. Some of Bell's poems whic^ ovaked considerable interest are' "EaiMicipation," “Uncoln,” “Tb Dawn of Freedom,” “Valedictory On Leavinc San Francisco," “Son; for the First . of August," and “The Future of America in the Unity of Haces.” Bell died in 1902 at the age ot 76. La. Cagers Drill GRAMBLING, La. — The Crambling Tigers ran through the first week basketball prac tice with Coach Fred Hobdy pre dicting another tight-fitting title chase in the Southwestern Ath letic Conference, Gramibling is the defending league champion, but Hobdy claims that be is minus the po tential for early contention. 'The Tigers were riudled by graduation and it will require replacements for All-American special potions of magic to find Hershell West, Rufus Calhoun, Tommie Bowens and Bobby Hicks. o Hobdy admits that the Tigers are not earmarked for a have- AOl 100 Asserted Taff Kisses 49c. 160 Bubble Gum * ,97c Sets Halloween Suits & Masks Size 3-14 99t-St.99 Assorted Cooities 13/4-2 Lb. Bag* ^ 49c 160 Caramels 88c Workshop Held WINSTON-SALEM — Fifty- nine SNEA leaders and iaculty advisors from ten North Carolina colleges held a one-day Work shop on the campus of Winston Salem State College la$t Sunday. They w??re joined by several officials from the North Caro lina Teachers Association and in Choc-Coated Peanuts RcgaUf |9c 57c lb. Assorted Face Masks 10c-39c Assorted Candy Kiddie Packs 89c DOWNTOWN DURHAM 9:30-5:30 DAILY SHOP FRI. IflGHT UNTIL 9 «^Mdoh BEEFEAIERGIN Vrira ■ffORia FMM EMUMo n loieiuiio co«r^ NFWyO*Kl.N.Y, M NOOf • 100% KUHINEUTUL SPWITS Our Volume Policy Means Saving^s To Youl $1695 go BUICK tSectra 4-Door Hardtop. Full power, air condition, blue with white top 03 FORD Fallback Scdaa V-8, 4-spced trans mission, radio, heater, white tires, $2895 blue niVE THF THUNDERBIRD FORD—FALCON JUeaSf/u&r FORDb^c. ‘ Your Hometu^D Volume Ford Oaalar" NEW YORK — H»e Supreme Court of the State ol New York has been asked to baa the cur rent practice among coaatruction trades unions .ot aelectlng ap prentices on the baati of the ap plicant'i relationship with mem bers of the uniona. The petition for the ban la hi the form of an amendment to a previously filed complaint, scheduled for hearing in the Suprwne Cojrt today, Monda,v, Oct. 14. The original complaint, filed Sept 34, aPeks an injunction restraining state and city offi cials from “entering Into any contracts for public conatruction for which recruitment or hiring of employees is to be done through" unions as long as “such unions covtinue thi'ir practice and policy of unlawful discrimin atior on the basis of race or color." The an^?nded complaint, filed as the hearing opened by at torneys for th.-' NAACP ard the Joint Committee for Equal Em- 'ployment Opportunity.^'se^s a 'court ruling requiring the de fendant unions to discard their prescn^ waiting list for appren ticeship training programs and m.?mbership ad to replace them with new lists “determined by fair tests universally applied.” HALSIGH — Satarday. Octa her M, Is the datp se: .or the Shaw University’s Homecoming cele- brttion. The parade will begin- at 12:00 noon from the Raleigh Memorial Auditorium to Fayette vllle Street, down Fayetteville street to East Hargett and turn right at South Blount Street, ^pwn South Blount, turning left on Eart Lenoir Street to Chavis Park. A pre-game band concert, fea turing approximately 500 music Ians from 10 high school bands in North Carolina will highlight the day's events. ^ The concert will begin on the ray of colorful floats with the field at 1:00 p. m. The usual ar- marchteg bands and high step ping majorettes will add to the brilliance of the ocasion. The "Shawette” precision drill team will l“od the march. The Shaw Unlversltf “Bears” will take on the “Golden Bulls” of Johnson C. Smith Unlvers- slty at 2:00 p. m... in Chavis Park. V Other Homecoming events on the calendar include a student breakfast social from 6:00 a. m. to 8:00 a, m. in Spaulding Gym nasium‘s Alumni Coffee Hour, 9:00-10:00 a. m.. Recreation Ceti- ter; Alumni Get-together 0:00 p. m. at YWCA extension, Blount Street. "GIVE US A TUMBLE" Barber Shop (formerly of Pitt.^boro) Now loc>»^«l »t 307 Crest Drive. SW. Cbnnel H!U State Barber’s License terested college teachers. Special guests included Miss Dorothy Vann, Secretary of the National SNEA, who is a senior at All^n University in Columbus, S. C-: Dr. Lafayette Parker President of the North Carolina Teachers Association; Dr. Char ! e s “A” Lyons, Jr., Executive Secretary of the NCTA; Dr. Sylvia P. Swinston, the faculty sponsor of The Allen University SNEA, • LOT WIDE S W E EP OF Savings Dodgi 2 door^' . Radio, heater, ^oto. irant., silver gray finish, whif* w.ni. Like ^1095 Dodge 4 door hardtop. Radio, heater, auto, tram., power U^erlng, while- $1295 white. 1 owner Cn Dodge 4 door hardtop. RaH'a. euto. tran*. prwir ste»ri"~ -••' I $1595 Cl Dodge 4 door. Auto. tranci heater, >olSd black, extra $1295 clean • Open Until 9 P.M. UNIVERSITY MOTORS, INC. 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