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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1932)
12 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 21r 1392 News OF THE mmmmmmmrmmmmimmmmmmmmmsmim Boy FOUND SOMETHING THAT CAN BEAT HELENE MAXIE BACK TO DEFEND TITLE inPficctiuiircBS II mwr- 7 L - v N. 1 1 f "-w I r? ill SI'' ''" IP--" -V- 1 i 'V' " 1. -- . i-ri i X 3 '.4 5f - fl'j f " " ' ' JC ,J. J a " H ?4 yl Jlj SWATH OF ROAD CUT THROUGH MOUNT RAINIER SNOW Coach Ray Daughter of the Washington Athletic Club hat fixed up a pace letter to aid Helena Madiaon in rier training for the prcOlympic tryoute. Here we see the chanipion mermaid in the Seattle - club'a pool racing against the device which coniitta of a line stretched the length of the course with ' flag attached. The banner flies directly over the swimmer and operated at any speed by the coach. New Federal Warden AasocttiUd Prtit I'hoto Max Schmellng. heavyweight boxing champion, as he arrived In New Vork from Germany to begin an exhibition tour preparatory to defense of his title against Jack Sharkey of Boston In New York June 16. With him la his manager, Joe Jacobs, 1 1 4 u . ' HUEY LONG'S POTLIKKER PARTY " Sutttttia ttru rae4 Snow has piled up to a depth of 15 feet on ML Rainier In Washington and rangers have estimated that me district will not be open until June. This Is a scene of the roadway which has been dug in the snow. STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS MARCH ON OHIO MINE , 11 a Associated Preat Photo Senator Huey Long of Louisiana, champion of the "dunking" plan t eating cornbread and potllkker, explains his method to Senator Joseph Robinson (right). The occasion was the formal Introduction of "potllkker" to the senate restaurant, It wae prepared under the direc tion of Long who sent his clerks scurrying around Washington for turnip greens and "four bits' worth of dry salt meaL" BRIBERY CHARGED TO OFFICIALS Aisociittd Prfis Paoro Henry C. Hill, warden of the (III. noia penitentiary at Joliet, has been named warden of the northeasterp federal pricon at Lewlsburg, Pa. ' Arizona's Choice DEFENSE LEADER TAKES CANOE RIDE 7ol wmmsEmmmmvummButn Associated Press Photi Hundreds of strike sympathizers marched on the Goodyear coal mine near Cadiz, Ohio, preclpitat. ng a riot In which one man was killed and scores hurt. Here Is part of the crowd gathered on a road leading to the mine. A similar riot near the Harmon creek mine resulted In a second death. SMALL Td BATTLE CHICAGOAN FOR GOVERNORSHIP 1 I . 6 iisiultd Pun Phots Clarence Darrow, chief counsel for Mrs. Granville Fortcscue, LL Thomas H. Mjsjio and two enlisted men, coming In from a ride in Hawaiian outrigger canoe at Honolulu with Russell Owen and mem bers of the Kahnnamokus family. Darrow is wrapped in white toweL PLAYWRIGHT AND ARTIST MARRY Amitstf P"it Pkrte City Commissioners R. Eurl Riley, John M.- Mann end Mayor George L. Baker (left to right) of Portland, Ore, were Indicted by a ftunttn Pn puts (rand ury accused of malfeasance In office and advocating the com Hametla Fielder wae chosen 1932 .mission of a felony, namely hnberv desert queen by male students of ?the University of Arizona. DEFENDANTS UNSMILING AFTER FIRST DAY IN COURT I 1 ! 7 il l'. rJ J zmm ILL m tXt i 1 JffP.w.-M i n I KSt: V 5 JU r . v , t ' . -4aC. ssecsfed Press Peers Another political fight between Chicago and downstate Illinois was forecast by results of the state's pri mary vote. In which Len Small rlght), former governor, again was chosen to, head the state's republican ticket In the November election. Opposing him will be Judge Henry Horner (center In group at left) of Chi. cage, democratic nominee whose campaign wae sponsored by political forces led by Chicago's mayor, An ton J. Cermak (phone In hand). Hugo Rumbold, brother of the British amba.MdorBe'r'lin'l.n'dn weidinrm Pad.na. CaV"" " "W AWAY FROM COURT ANOTHER DAY . 'BREADLINE FROLICS' CAST SINGS THE BLUES AWAY t A i Amritn P-in PMS The four perse ns whe ire en trial lit Honolulu n charges of killing native In front of the Judiciary ulldlnf awaiting te enter automobiles to take them te Pearl Harbor navy yard. Left to right: Albert O. Jonee, Idmund J. Lord, LL Themes H. Meeele, U.S.N, and Mrs. Granville Fertescue. In the back. I awl mtm Mrs, neien mpiey. prom er an eisierei mre, reneacue. ttmmti rrtm Pkm Three defendant! In the Kahahawal eecond degree murder trial leaving court with their chief couneel, Clarence Darrow, In Honolulu. Left to righli LL Themae H. Maaeie, Darrew, Mr. Granville Forte cue and E. J. Lore). The fourth defendant, A. O. Jones, tfoeent shew In the picturt. 4 d mm i tt4 Pnn Px r!".V?ut pr'orm,r' n wlH V unemplejrment relief. Nightthlrts'and mrsh?!!. 99 In) jnljf coftiNnvrya
