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PAGE SIX HOPE STAR, HOPE, ARKANSAS Friday, December 1037 Mystery Comedy at Rialto Sunday Hubert Herbert and Allen Jenkins in "Sh! the Octopus" Those two expert portrayers of screen dumbness, Hugh Herbert and Allen Jenkins, will be seen on the screen, at the Rialto starting Sunday in what is described as the goofiest mystefy-farce they have ever attempter. "Sh! The Octopus." The to whose detective depart- I ment they are attached is in the clutches of an "Octopus of Crime." It is up to Hughie and Al to find and destroy this creature. Its lair is found to be an abandoned lighthouse several miles out at sea. Here, to their amazement, the stupid detectives find a real octopus, which has a nasty habit of thrusting a tentacle through a crevice in the wall and entwining it about one or the other of the dicks. Occasionally a corpse it found.

More frequently there are screams of women, crashes of thunder, blinding flashes of lightning. Yet between all these nerVe-chilling scenes the unbelievably dumb maneuvers of Herbert and Jenkins bring bursts of laughter. Feminine interest in the show is carried along by Marcia Ralston, a lovely brunette newcomer to the screen. If Santa's Late, Here's Why! Open air is clean compared to house air, which is contaminated with dust, mould and microbes. Less than half of the Orkney islands off the Scottish coast are inhabited.

What a break Santa Glaus gets in Miami Beach, Fla.l Its enough to make him forget how hot his costume is in the tropical sunshine when lovely Elaine Caraway, left, and Virginia Crawford perch on his knees. And if you suspect that's a press afeont behind those whiskers, vou're an old mcany who doesn't believe in Santa Glaus. Responsibility Is (Continued from Page One) also that a new policing unit had also brought quiet to Nanking, China's fallen capital. A new "autonomous commission," composed of obscure Chinese but sponsored by the Japanese army, held sway in Nanking while Japanese forces drew closer about Hangchow. capit'il of Chekiang province.

100 miles southwest of Shanghai. Japanese officials said the Nanking commission was intended primarily to be an administrative unit for the district, taking over local functions of hte regime of Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek which fled the former capital a month ago. Japanese officers, a.sked whether the commission was to be considered as replacing the old Nanking government, replied, "That is possible, although it is too early to say." Butterf.es exist to within 500 miles of the North Pole. Joy, laughter, and happiness, arc our wish for you for the Yule season GIFT SHOP Happy New Year We gladly ixlind (lie greetings to our list of customers and friends.

HOPE AUTO CO A New Christmas Bringing You New Is Our Wish fo the Yuleticle Season HEMPSTEAD COP TV LUMBER Double Features at Theaters Here Merry Christmas Scheduled at Rialto Friday, Saturday Saenger Saturday Double featured programs, of the usual Saturday type, with lots of action. plenty of thrills and enough romance to suit any one, are scheduled for Friday and Saturday at the Rialto and for Saturday only ut the Saenger. On Christmas day (Saturday) both theaters will open at 1:15 and the show svill start at 1:30. 1'his, the manager figures, will give everyone plenty of time to really enjoy that good ol' Christmas dinner. At the Rialto will be Tim McCoy in and Eights" commonly called by gamblers a dead mans hand and old friend Smith Ballew in Harold Eell Wright's "Western Gold." The serial and cartoon will complete the program.

At the Eaenger will be Hope's favorite, Buck Jones in "Law for Tombstone" and Wendy Barrio and Kent Taylor on "Prescription for Romance." 'Ihe serial, "Dick Tracy" and a cartoon will complete this show. Both theaters on Saturday will run continuous from 1:15 to 11 at night. Student Program (Continued from Page One) Birthday Party at New on Christmas New Theater Is Celebrating Its First Year in Hope Of special interest interest will be Anniversary program at the New theater Saturday 'Christmas Day), which marks the first birthday for this popular theater. The management -has secured special program for this event compris- ing the popular Boh Kloele in Colorado Kid," the final chapter No. 12 of the "Painted Stallion," an Our Gang Comedy "The Lucky Corner" and Wall Disney's technicolor cartoon Mickey Mouse in "Mickey's Garden." Shows will begin at 11 a.

m. and continue to 11 p. m. Sunday and Monday the technicolor production "The Garden of Allah" with Marlenc Dietrich and Charles Boycr as stars and Basil Kathbone, C. i Aubrey Smith.

Joseph Schilrlknuit and 1 the internationally famous Dancer Tilly Losch comprise the cast with David O. producing. "The Public Pays" one of tho Crime Does Not Pay and latest news are the short I Tuesday and Wednesday: Each week a double-feature program with a new I thrill, adventure ami excitement in i the north woods with romance in "Renfrew of the Royal Mounted" with i James Newell and Carol Hughes. The second feature stars Eric Linden and Boots Mallory in "Here's Flash Casey" a story of the candid camera news rc- porter. Thursday and Friday: Ronald man star of "Lost Horizon" as you will thrill and enjoy hi.s performance in Fox 20th-century success "The I Man Who Broke the Bank of Mu'ite Carlo" with Joan Bennett.

i Labor Board Finds (Continued from Page Oi.c) which tlic attacks were carried out and the brutality with which they marked; the playing of the most prominent parts in the riot by members of the Service Department and not by production workers; the payment by the respondent of the men who conducted the attacks; and the direct participation by Everett Moore, head of the Service lead in- e.scapably to the conclusion that the assaults upon union men and women that occurred on May 26 were part of a carefuly designed plan on the part of the respondent to prevent the distribution of union literature by tho U. A. W. in tho vicinity of the River Rouge plant." The board said Richard Frackcn- steen, a U. A.

W. vice president, and Walter P. Reiithcr, a member of the General Executive Board, were singled out for particular attention and given a terrific beating." Trespass Issue The board said the company contended that even if the acts alleged were true, they were committed upon i the company's own properly and in defense of that property. Without deciding the trespass issue, the board held thai the union men had "reasonable grounds to believe they had a legal right to go upon the overpass" and thiil "technical trespass has never been in law as a justification for extreme brutality." appeal the decision to the United Slntc Circuit Court of Appeals." Louis Colombo Ford company lawyer, said it was undetermined yet whether an immediate appeal would court order to enforce its demands the company. Should the company disregard an enforcement order of the appellate court, it could be held in contempt, but would have the right to taken, or whether the company would appeal to the United States Supreme wait until the Labor Board sought a Court.

OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOU Special Turkey DINNER 35c DIAMOND CAFE BROADCASTING A Merry Christmas AND A Happy New Year To You Hope, Ark. day at the Hope Gospel Tabernacle, except ihe Sunday at and Christ's Ambassadors meeting at due to the absence from the city of I Rev. und Mrs. Bert Webb who are spending Christmas in Oklahoma City, The members of the Tabernacle congregation will visit Ln the oilier churches of thci city. First I'resliytcrian Church Hrcwslcr, u.Mial service will be held on next Sunday to which ail our people uru cordially invited.

Ford Will Appeal DETROIT. The Ford Motor Company, ordered by Ihe National Labor Relations Board to reinstate 29 employes and to stop discouraging its employes from union membership, announced Thursday night it would appeal the decision to the United Stales Circuit Court of Appeals. The Ford company's only comment was contained in a brief statement which said: "The decision of the board is based on prejudice. It is not foun- cd on the facts in the record. 'It is wrong and unjust.

The company will story. I can only that Miss For- rester tell.s it convincingly, that she has I assembled a considerable mass of rath- er solid-looking evidence, and that she makes an extremely interesting and persuasive story nut of it. AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Is Our Wish to Our Customers and Friends GORHAM TQM BOB a vay By Bruce Catton Another "Keal Story" in Lincoln's Slaying. about John Wilke.s Booth apparently will never die. It is a poor year that does not the publication nf at imc book, purporting to set.

forth the "ie.il story" of his assassin-j alion of Pre.Milcnt Lincoln, ur offering I i.me in- wlhenry about ihe tragedy. I One uf tin. best of the.se books is! "This One Mad Act." by For- re.ster (Hide. Cu.shman Flint: $3). It is bc.st, noi fiir its inherent in- lerest.

but herau.ro it is beU'r written; mini iiii'l offers excellent reasons vvhy it shuiiM be accepted a.s serious Booth, Forrester, was nut -i debonair baehi-'loi 1 a.s everyone sup- i when he committed that marl ict in f'onl'- Theater. He was mar- ried mt.ii. the fattier of a child; in 185U he had i loped with Mills, (laugh- of a family. MI.S.S i 1 ui renter hu she says, us his The a.s.s,i.v.iii.ili</ii was a mad act, bf.rn of impulse; but Booth, she con- tinues. seems to have been the of I that outfit, the Knights of the Golden Circle A plot for the kidnaping ol Lmtoln had been evolved.

When il fell through. Booth titutcd nuicdfi In lil.s flight, lie hud the help of the 01 ganuation. t'ipally. -tn: w.i.-> not killed by tioopeis in the Gar-, rctt barn, lit went vve.sl, re- I omecl Iti. 1 lived for a time in California, became the father of a son.

moved later to Bombay, and apparently died thcic 187U. Only a qualified historian, probably, could propei ly aiitiy Ibis amazing From and ANDY at the HOPE CONFECTIONERY' To Our Friends and Customers Ritchie Grocer Co,.