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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Medina's Verdict;
Denial Of Bail
Challenged by Gre

New York-In a general state
ment on Judge Medina's denial
of bail. George Marshall, National
Chairman of CRC. said:
by denying bail to the leaders
OF the Communist Party after a
political trial, Judge Medina is al,
so trying TO deny a minority po-
litical party the opportunity to
take its case to the bar of public
opinion and to tell the people of
the United States what really tram
spired at Foley Square.
Americans reaction fears the
consequences If the American peo-
pie hear about the discrimination
against Negroes and working men
which took place in the selection
OF the jury; the judges open pre-
judice: the admittedly biased iur-
or who was allowed to remain in
the jury box
The maximum sentences hand
ed down by Judgs Medina, along
with the denial Of bail. should
dispd any lingering doubts among
progressives. liberals, trade union
lists. Negro peoples leaders. and
enlightened church groups about
4he justice which will be dIspens-
ed hereafter by American courts IL
The verdict Is not reversed CT set
aside.
by imposing the maximum
sentence and denying bail. Judge
Medina has revealed himself for
all to see MS not only prejudiced
but vlndctivc.
"OW OF his prejudice against the
defendants. Judge Medina has dis
toried thc First Amendment and
has now ignored the Eighth A.
mendment which reads. Excessive
bail shall no, be required. nor ox.
ccssive fines imposed, nor cruel
and unusual punishment, inflicted. "
mo Bail Is the most excessive
OF bail.
"Judge Medina now Joins the
dishonored company of Judges
Chase. fancy Snow and Thaycr
Each deprived the American pco.
pie at one stage Of their history
Of basic constitutional rights. Each
was eventually rcpudiaied by the
American people
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Ward Chapel
Holds Homecoming

Sunday, special service will be
held beginning at $50 A. M. Mrs.
Beatrice Freeman, will conduct an
appreciation and fellowship service
The pastor will preach on the sub
ject "The God We Serve Is Able
to Deliver Us and He Will De-
liver Us" He will sing my Hea-
venly Father Watches Over Me-.
AT. 300 p m. the sixth annual
Champion baby program of
Greater Little Rock. the Golden
Harvest Queen and the Golden
Cross contests will be held AT 400
p. m. the Annual Missionary Tea
viii be given at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Vaughn, ll2O Col
lege. Mrs c. Il Flagg Is the Mis-
sionary president At $50 the An
ual Youth hour featuring Shorter
College will hold its services
Miss Yvonne Dye. president of
the ACE League will have charge.
The junior church viii present the
Union Gospel Singers of Union
AME church in a musical pro-
game 10 climax the days activi-
ties Mrs Mable Watkins Is su.
pervisor Of the junior church. A
signal honor was conferred upon
the Pastor Of Ward Chapel Rev.
J. NJ Waikin last Thursday at
1890 when he was invited as
guest speaker Of the Brooks-Hayes
Bible Class Of the Second Baptist
church. at rs regular weekly meet.
ing and luncheon.
Rev j. M Watkins and the
church invite their many friends
TO be with them Sunday which
closes this conference years &c.
tlvitics Rev Watkins will play an
important role In the coming Ark.
ansas Annual Conference which
will be held here next week lie
win have charge Of the conference
youth program, Saturday night
with a so voice choir. Boy and
girl scout troops viii participate
on the program. He will also have
charge Of the Sunday School on
Sunday morning which will in.
cludc the Little Rock. North Lit.
Tie Rock and Fort Smith dis.
iricts. Mrs Mablc Watkins. who
has worked faithfully with Our
young people NJ our church Is the
conference branch director Of
young people department She
viii present q special youth pro.
cram on Saturday morning during
the conference next week Mrs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

The Public Relations Committee
extends sincere thanks 10 the many
members and friends who attended
the Open House last Sunday
Everyone who came expressed de-
light over the improvements and
additions which have ben made
since last Summer and also showed
a desire 70 contribute something
In thc forthcoming Shower. which
will allow friends to contribute
anything from a table top range
down 20 flower vase for the
future furnishing and conven-
fence Of Y facilities
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
SHORTER COLLEGE
BY Members of The Shorter College Journalism Club

The 80h session the Arkansas held
November 26 at Bethel ANE church. Shumpert
pastor The session will be presided
Bishop Wilkes assisting The delivered
Rev W r Banks Other Evangeiste by Rev
Franklin and Missionary by Dryve Theological
seminary Other addresses delivered Rev
Wayman Bakey New Testament Rev Religious
Education Rev T D. Alexander Church. Mines A.
" shorter college and Lena II Eddngton Home Demonstration
Agent on Home Making ana P Davis Agriculture
oil Jones high school is also scheduled President
H. Alexander of Shorter college the main address
e educational mass meeting Friday night The Missionary
NE conference will be under the guidance Joseph Shum
pert and Mrs Julia Fountain the Bishop Will grace the
occasion with her Presiding Elders conference are
Dfs v NJ Townsend Of Little Rock, D Gpson and W
Banks Of North Rock
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jackson OF
Norphlet have been attending the
convention in Louisiana Mrs
Doris Caver is living in Hillsboro.
She is the manager of the East
End Tavern. Horace, Joe and
Charles Newton and family at
tended the funeral of Sam Henton
who was killed in a car accident.
Mrs. Gussie Williams and Mrs.
Alma McGee have returned home
in Detroit after a short visit here.
&C. w. Henry was injured last
Saturday night. He is in Warner
Brown hospital The funeral of
Rev. w. l.. Criner was held in
Camden October 23rd. Eulogy was
by Rev. Johnson...aRev f. {. Cut
ter. 800 f. Miles, will be the guest
speaker Sunday at Lee Chapel.
Rev. J. T. Creswell is pastor ...--....
Deputy Grand Chancellor will give
an open door address at 800 p. M.
November goth at Rev. Allisen's
church, Junction City. He will
speak on the subject THE New
Deal. The X. of p and the Court
OF Calanthe st. James church is
holding a successful revival. Rev.
]. H. Rowe is pastor Mrs NAL
tidle Goods is on the sick list.
Mrs. Minnie Anderson has return
ed from her vacation TO ST. Louis,
and Chicago. She visited her son
and sister while away. Upon her
arrival home she received n mes
sage of the death of her brother
in-law Mrs. Clara Bell Stewart
spent a lovely vacation In the
country with her mother and dad
Mr.. Tate left for Dallas today
on business Mrs. Mary /. Reed
Is on the sick list Mrs. Bessie
McCellon visited In Hope Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Collins is now a
member Of the Elks Miss Collins
Joined Mt Carry last Sunday
Governor McMath spoke here last
Tuesday He stressed the need OF
states assuming their responsible
ties toward all citizens The I'll
Dorado Hornets stung the Dunbar
Yellow Jackets Friday evening az
Memorial Stadium TO the tune OF
10 In favor Of the Hornets The
Hornets have not been defeated
this season The New Washington
High School IS now open and in
operation The student body and
teachers were given their first In
PRODUCTION to the modern high
school Monday morning October
q Sunday October 9th was pas
iorul day at Mt Willie, Rev. Hill
bred preached the sermon. Tho
collection was sio7 Tho CONSOLE
dated high school Is now open
with two school buildings, five class
rooms. kitchen and dining room'
and five teachers Prof s, NJ Grit
fin Is principal.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Holds Formal Opening November LIST
BY Erma Geanne Locke

Inc o5d formal opening Of Shorter college Robert
president viii be held m In the school audi
forum Main speaker for the occasion will Bishop l. Wilkes
VINO predes the 10th Episcopal includes South
america ana The Isles OF the Sea He formerly
euon work in Alabama and Georgia pasored the leading
church in the latter state Bishop Fountain Of this Episcopal
district VIII be present and numbers rendered by the college
chorus
s years conVoeahon viii see several faculty.
Dean C. Miller College Of Liberal Arts Mncs Bcrnic
miller IN English Myrtle Smith music Florence Keown
associate In the registrars Misses Layeta Mitchell in
science and Ethel Cobbns librarian
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

It's not bad ALL
While Dotson hospital took possession of Erne
tine Payne that Doson you
change? Turning office employment
Nails has been fired again signed
John Arthur giving Eddie Mae
1T seems Matthew oNea trying "replan" ground
Ira Croft is doing excellent with Dorothy Taylor
Shorter but he certainly go Memphis - Alvin Kende
"okay Alvin CA c9 wrote Betye Ann
letter and stated that he will be true her will only
prove himself The following appointments with
the doctor for heart troubles Baker Barbara
Mildred Nails Please don't tell Obey
ms secret admrer Ask the following couples about the
the Rato Monday night Richardson
and Bonnie Snow and Beye Ann Bobby Hughes
Jenkins After Ernestine Payne talking he
really didn't know when stop and regular play
the campus Matilda is giving eyes Brown
What about this lmogene? Wonder Thelma
such age package? Someone said jacket but let
us pretend we don't know true that Eddie friend
Tor proeeion Someone Whatleys say it's YOU
Mildred Nails but don't know could Peggy - Who were
the boys that carried Dolly Ellis We're they from
Baptist college Marion Rce The disappointed student for
the week is Dorothy Lynch because her didn't with
the Rust Team Watch out We big fuss" and it is
none other than Baker Barbara Mb has now turned
to A. C. guess Bobby will be next.
know you hate to leave,
But I'll see you next
You really believe.
warn all of you that like TO read
To look for you next week in the lead
Bye, bye will you soon
AS peep thru the fence by the light of the moon
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Injured In Crash

Nathaniel Thomas, 1914 Pulaski
suffered injuries received In an
accident Saturday about o9o Mr.
thomas was riding In the car
driven by James W. vanzant who
was blinded by an oneoming truck
Mr. vanzant reported that the
truck lights were very bright and
blinded him. causing him 20 run
into a truck parked at Twelfth
and Brown streets After hitting
the truck the car hit % stone wall
before coming 10 n stop Thomas
Is reported 90 have been thrown
from The car before Il hit the
wall Mr. Thomas suffered o. skull
fracture. broken arm and n
slashcd eye lid lie was removed
from The hospital 90 his home
Monday. MIR. Vanzant suffered
shock and bruises on his chest
caused by the force Of the steer
ing wheel Mr. Thomas and Mr..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

TO CONDUCT REVVAl-Rev Earl Perry, pastor of First
Baptist church of Armoe Oklahoma preaching in revival
services each night through November Bird the First Baptist
church. 7h and Gaines streets Dr. Roland Smith, pastor Rev.
Perry great preacher and wonderful gospel singer He is
preaching strong foce and soul awakening messages each
night The people of Little Rock urged hear these thrilling
sermons Rev. Perry will preach and sing the services
day morning and evening.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

The Family Of c y. McKinda
expresses It's appreciation and rx.
tends thanks 70 its many friends
for their sympathetic messages and
kindness following the death Of
Mr. McKindra AZ his home in Pine
Bluff
Signed. Mrs Gladys e McKin.
dra, wife.
W NJ. Fred and Mack
McKindra. brothers;
Mrs Aubrey Washing.
ton and Mrs. d NJ An.
dorson. sisters
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

musical program last Saturday
night.Mrs Fannie Burton who
is in Baptist hospital is reported
improving Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Lewis, Jr are the proud parents
of a son. Russell III.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Marriage Expert Visits

samuel Iuhbs Johnson specialist In spent
inc day Shorter Monday Dr. johnson the young mon
In special chapel young ladies' In another session and
to The general student body Between sessions and afterwards
he held individual conferences students and members Of the fac
uy DR. johnson made profound impression on his hearers
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

NEW DUTIES-J. w. VanZant has
been appointed to the office Of
State Supervisor CT Duputies for
the Good Samaritains. Mr., Vanzant
is widely known in the fraternal
as well as the church world. He
is an officer in his church, nigh
degree mason and member of the
Eastern Star. He has rendered I'M
firing services in these organiza-
tons.
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and share this rare treat Of the
season and help somebody at the
sametime.
Mrs. H. E. Cullins, President
Mesdames Norma L. Stephens
and r. A. Glascoe, Chairman
and co-chairman
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

Mable Kimbrough, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
CARD OF THANKS

van0Lant arc promInenl cIyIc mcn
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

But have peeped thru the fene,
BY the light Of the moon.
After peepng thru the fence
Many friends I've lost
But when you think of the fun
bad 90 al
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

Over The Fence
by Annette Hunter
Well. here I am again
You may say I'm late.
And you may say I'm soon
Evening star., 1949-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS WAhTEp

ANTioCEs-Purn;tu pfie-a-Srae
china glassware. rugs silvervsre
/ paintings. highest cash prices paid
.I,o,l,sn Car, MIeRtY ~ Tsyl9, sa5s s,,, ,,,.
DORA KRuPsAw MILESTONE 1895
q st NV Sterling S4sB
BOOks-~SeH me your Roakt opFn
f4si rRiEsDs 'sd sooK ea2diii snor. @toFah s.: 81
BOOKS, iarss and smau collections.
bought and removed a. our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, Tel 9th
ST nv, ME- 5aaS
CAMERA WANTED, hiEhek. quality
also movie camera. proteotor. lenses
CLOTHING HiRhstr prices for men :
used clothing. BERMANs n2s
?th 81 nv NE a767, xiI call
CLoTHNG-Top prices paid fer usee
ins,r sns s,s ssotoshHi mi es pf NORRIS ss saiss
100 Fla ave NV MI 69i4
osSSps. ai.@ond s.,es.s ea,a di.e.fdsa ,.vslr,
eoasht, No parsha.: .eo small & tos
DIAMONDS. reid. old i.weIr- and
silver. Cash paid ERNEST Bufk
NC, Ga i3th 81 nv
Z
shassH ssshsi PEI 'isnfH haaf ot. Apasj $500 10"
fuRNITTRE--i vii aeeept yoqr eio
furniture rou no lonser need for
srPtalt x.s O. 4 II "'os
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lor cash also GOOD used piano caH
FURSITUKE-Yopr snure nop,,noie
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fIKsIrrEI-sa, ", .,.,,. cen
ware ehins. hric-a-erae Bgrins
MOODS s,s ane x sts ns aE
FGRsITuRE wanted a. onss. sooe
furnitar. Of al Einds, .nt2t hons
or ODD pieces pay cRkh FlsRss
rURN. wssTEp~-s sedrna dir rm
other Dteees aY entire household
Py:mnt service CO S3ss. 10
nun teeth esscardsa issslry ".
pay cash. A, KAHN NC SIS Years
at p.k. - nu
rIAsos-ws pay hishest cash prsess
COLONIAL PIANO co. Ma ssso
FiANos--<Jrana. sn.ssh.- tpinsL OF
ven pay eaEh sH. s0se
SEWING NAGHINEs-Rs sHp ag
types. repair hemsflfcksns. hutl~rss
covered. plsRtins 7Ta iIth ut &c
STOVES. TuRsfTUaE. ranges. H.
boxes and heaters. AcAE Stow
GO, iall 1th 81 n.s Ma. sfiss
ware, any eooditions CHINA. srte-s-
nree old tsweiFy and fgrnytuFs
DORA KRupsAw MILESTONE, Iazs
O st nv ST s4sss
VIZ PAT TOR PRICES tsr 90 sale
silver. sewsiTy, Diamonds exearsns
lHgEa&f. ph9tcErs phBe eeuspwsHt.
mnktca3 iFsgsrslmentk sngtaeeranx
instruments will Gail. Max ZwKfG
SONS. $50 % 81 ns NE sfl3
WANTED rsec Easar norne tape
dtttar CnrstnEt a4@D
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcens.j

REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcen..,
PLUMBING AND HEAIIN6-Bath.
estimate Hot-Tster heaters, boilers
ou. specially Complete jobhing serr-
ice Cash. terms arranged 20 down
No 5000; reg. plumber. D. .c.-Md
small; 24,hoa! Lho! service; reasonable
PIUMBN 6-so JOB 700 small; re-
pairs AND replaesnents; sAhUE C
rf3nBING AND HITTING, ...s.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-JobbinE
and Iemodeling a speciality: gas
water heaters: sas-hred eoilsTsi tIss ys
REFRTGERAIoRs REpAIRED. any
make or model. commercial or DO
nestle; motors repaired. uN. 1872:
eooF LAX: wslls esilaiI Yep
Your R9BbELf R2fs5 5.f1Hs.d Rs .sF4s T fail
ROOF PAINTING. and repair. gut
ters and, spouts: work personally
supervised and guaranteed. RE.
ROOFING. timing. roof painting.
caii MR' shIPLEY. oE. Abe. Mss
ROOFING. all types; repairs, new
roofs, cutters and spouts; painting,
fearpentry Call A. D. THOMAS
RoOfiNG, all types; no JOB TOO
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM
UEL c. BOYD. INC. GE 1868
ROOFS REPAIRED. all types; sutteIs,
6ognspouts and house painting. Mr.
RUGS. upholstered, furniture cleaned
in your home: all work guaranteed
stone 5s "a AND CEMENT woRK3spe-
cializing in retaining walls and
fiagstones; also walks. steps, drives,
etc. For free estimate, call JERRY,
TILE BATHROOMS, KITCHENS.
RGseess sRos ia ana aeo6 eoniIs pr RA. s6ss aMASi
TYPEWRI1ERS cleaned, oiled and
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UPHoLsIERY. repair and new. can
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VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repaint-
VENETIAN BLIND CO.. 62I4 r. !.
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WATE RPRoOFING CELLARS, walls,
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WINDOW Washington free esti-
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ALL TYPES of carpentry and house
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FARM AND GARDEN

COW NASuRI. wei retsed, ss 81
Per S bushels. 81 PER 10 ksa.aeax
IS 80 per 5 bushels. essissre1 wa
1888 ---@a
FLscsroNE WALKS. egsaesK sFe-
places. roes sarasrG ekh porss
rs;stntas sais. PIPE sysfnsxs. e..
kinds 9, cement aDfk MAR
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Rocky1las. Nd FhaAs Aagks lsse
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sodcsas 81. siie a. 20 A"sssS
LAWN MOVING. ksdas eastlaT $50
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PACKAGE STORE
NURSERY SCHOOL
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

Accessories FOR BUILDING
Hechinger's have the largest selection
OF new and used building materials
in the city; used lumber $50 Der n
and up; used brick: plumbing and
beating supplies phan. 14ds,s AECHINdTER go Go
ACCESS DOORS and building items
from A to 2 at RUCKER LUMBER.
Screen wire, porch materials, doors,
fencet posts, ptckets, millwork: ply
wood paneling. sash; 1920 Wilson
AeeCoRbfoSssrsndne s5s sais SseS
makes at as much as 4oF of the
list price. JoRDANs, corner 18th
ADDING MACHINES. victors. Corona,
Allen-wsles and Remingtons: some
onslD.ss with sns Tom sog for
mos. RELIABLE oFFiCE APPLI-
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ADDING MACHINE. r.. G. Allen
s-column, hand operated: suotraetS
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afk IL coSaDITIoNER. phiico, window
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address systems and music PLAYERS;
expert installations: also somplsIs
rental service. SOUND EQUIPMENT
20, CO 4445. IL
ANTIQuEs-wainut parlor set. Other
lovely antiques and mise. ho1ssnol6
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APPIIANCEs--Easy Spinner washer
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Evening star., 1949-05-16
Steelcraft Wash. Co.
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