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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1930

Page

1

Window shades may boost daylight, says Michigan professor

Prof. H. H. Higbie of the University of Michigan reports that certain glass and shade configurations can markedly increase interior illumination. A glass tested rearward cut daylight by 42 percent at the back of a room, while a smooth rough side glass improved rear lighting by 10 to 100 percent when the smooth side faced outdoors.

H. H. Highie Electrical Engineering University of Michigan Higbie Prot Highie

Vagabond King at Saenger May 7 9 Hope

Paramounts The Vagabond King will screen at Saenger Hope May 7 to 9 led by Dennis King and Jeanette MacDonald. The lavish Technicolor operetta features lush music by Rudolph Friml and a full chorus, promising one of the studio's most ambitious productions.

Paramount Rudolph Friml Saenger Theatre Hope Starrin Dennis Z Newmusics Ata Jeanette MacDonald Maurie Chevalier Rudolph Frimk King Nd-Gung Ag Dennis King Lillian Heth Ludwig Berger Gerjeiais UFA

Vagabond King cherished by critics for its imagery

The Vagabond King draws praise for Berger’s imaginative touch in direction while showcasing a capable supporting cast led by O. P. Oland Arthur Stone and Thomas Ricketts in a vividly crafted production.

Berger O. P. Oland Arthur Stone Thomas Ricketts

Persona Arrives This Week After Central America Hospital Charge

Matt Press will arrive this week after an extended Central America stay where she managed a hospital for Standard Oil. Ernest Wingfield and Jack Frazier made a business trip to Little Rock. Thursday, A. S. Sheffey, manager of Montgomery Ward's, returned from Monroe, La., where he attended a store managers meeting. Miss Fay Beckweth, studying in Siloam Springs, will visit Little Rock this weekend and begin freshman work at Brown's College in May.

Ers Matt Press Central America Standard Oil Company Ernest Wingfield Jack Fraziers Little Rock A. S. Sheffey Montgomery Ward Monroe Fay Heckweth Siloam Springs Ark Miss Beckweth Brown's College

Inepra At the Hospital Killers Attack Roommates

Ambrose Mdis, 21, admitted Wednesday, killed two roommates during a disturbance at the institution. Victims Sylveater Shannon, 21, of Flushing, and Frank Wilken, 59, of Cambridge, suffered fractured skulls. Moss showed violent behavior, leaping on a bed, grabbing a table, and striking the men before they were hospitalized.

A. i Inépra Ambrose Mdis Sylveater Shannon Flushing Aid Frank Wilken Cambridge Hoth Wilteree Mogg Hyoken Ain Dante Moss Ses Ind Seom

Alleged Slayers Held to Grand Jury in Murder Case

STUTTGART May 1 Jack Worls and Jess Nipson charged with first degree murder in the killing of Cicero Spence on the White River April 19 waived examination in Justice J C Gibson court at DeWitt and were held without bond to the Grand Jury. Worls surrendered at DeWitt after the slaying claiming self defense. Mrs Spence testified the men threw her husband into the river to drown after a gunfight. Spence was under sentence for killing Jed Wisley near St Charles months earlier and his wife faced related charges.

Stuttgart Jack Worls Jess Nipson Cicero Spence Jower White River J. C. Gibson DeWitt C. ©. McCalister Worls DeWitt and Nipson Fin. Witt Spence Warls Jed Wisley St. Charles

Brick Clay Found Near Arkadelphia

Geologists and brick makers surveying Arkadelphia report an inexhaustible supply of high quality clay for brick manufacture. The finding spurs the Chamber of Commerce to seek a large brick plant in the area.

Arkadelphia Chamber of Commerce

Cadets Die In Plane Crash Near Bandera Texas

Cadets Raymond and Benjamin Ellsworth, two advance school students at Kelly Field, were aboard a bombardment plane that crashed about ten miles east of Bandera Texas during a local flight exercise on Wednesday.

San Antonio Raymond Na Benjamin Ellsworth Army Kelly Field Bandera Tex

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