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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON1, SUNDAY, MSRCH 27, . 1932. , Camera's Eye Catches Interesting Events and Personalities of Week Kills Mother ifrV it,. , . . , v -" 1 - - - W $5? ft ( ft. ! HERE WEE THE LATEST BATHING SUIT FASHIONS ALL IN A ROW Antdatii Prni PhiAa ' Leslie Barrett, 19, admitted ha killed hla mother but waa too In toxicated to remember according to Seattle, Wih police. He claimed It waa an aceldan Joins Big League - 1 luociatcd freu Photo Here they come twinging down the strand-bathing beautlce paaalng In review. But after all, the purpoee of tr.lt picture It to ehow you the variety of aultt offered for water enthusiasts In 1932. The girls are on the beach at Santa Monica, Cel. Many of the ttylet thown have been exhibited on continental beaches, - t- A. ; .' 5 GUNMAN CAPTURED IN NEW YORK WHERE CHINESE LINES HELD AilBtialtd frill Phol Howard Maple, former football atar at Orogon State, hat quit hit coaching Job at Wllllamette Univer sity, III., to Join the Waehlngton, D. C, American League baseball club In Blloxl, Mitt. Ht it oatehar. y, T ff a , j i . . . . C YidrY rz?"Z? rzi Chinese & ' 5' f 4V.v-''j lCH,NPEiEpsicN0Nsr I "my m P A"oclatel i'reae iJ(o(o "Smiling Joe" Fllkowskl, Cleveland'! ranking "publlo enemy," Is thown between two Cleveland detectlvee after he was captured In a sharp fight In a crowded New York afreet. The gunman, who Is wanted In Cleveland on numerous charges of gang violence, was tought for 14 montht In half a dozen cities. . ..... NEW YORKER'S GIFT PRESERVES REDWOOD AREA Here It map thowlng the battle lines of Chinete and Japanese forcei after the Japaneee failed In their offensive agalntt the center jf the Chinese lines at Klangwan. Relisted In the drive against Klangwan, the Japanese suddenly twitched their attack to the Chapel end of the Chapel-Woosung front. Observert deduced they had assumed s defensive attitude to await reinforcements from Tokyo. . KENTUCKY'S GIFT TO THE STAGE Addition of 6,000 aoret of fine forest land to Callfornla't ttate park tyttem, saving thectent'trtS from private exploitation, was mads possible by a contribution of $500,000 made by Edward S. Harknesi of New York. The money ht gave wae matched by funde supplied by the park commission. Shaded arei on map shows location and extent of the new preserve. The photograph Is of a typical spot In thf heart of the old trees. J i- ?w J J iiiiw tmmimmmmmmmmumlmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmimimmlt COURT ORDERS SPILLING OFSACRAMENTO WINE s - i-iirf i w."-'-ivr?y. .4 - . ? a pv : . -I .Artiri:"- ----- 1 - Atlottatii Prttl Pfiott Federal prohibition agent opening the drains on some of the 31 huge vats at the Sllva Brothers win. ary In Sacramento, Cal., county. Approximately 135,000 gallons valued at $270,000 flowed Into, a waste land tump on the order of a federal court CAREY TALKS IT OVER WITH BROOKLYN PITCHERS Ltl" ii.fi bmjyitSf 'aft Associated Press Photo Max Carey, new manager of the Brooklyn Dodg era, la ahown here as he opened hla field campaign by patting out some advice to a group of young pitch era at the Brooklyn spring training camp in Clear - water, Fla. Left to right: Carey, Vickers, Mungo, Mattlngly, Jones. Galllvan and Crider, . GIANTS START 'BIG PUSH' 5' If Sax After Eye Operation f 4 Associated ire rnoto You get an Idea of what It meant by Blue Grass beautlea when you gaze upon Lois Maye of Louisville, Ky. She la now a dancer In , Broadway't "Vanities." Auocxated Preaa I'hoto Adolph Luque (left), veteran pitcher obtained by the New York Glante from Brooklyn, and Francis Healey, catcher, are not letting any grass grow under their feet at the Giants' spring training camp In Los Angeles. The boys, feeling ambitious, hitched themselves to a mower to work off some excess energy. MIDGET GOLFERS TO THE 'FORE' Financier's Slayer SUSPECTED IN STRANGE PLOT r CP 4ueia'r,i . , Tadashl Konuma, iS ytar-old s kassln of Junnosukt Inouyt, Jt. pen'a leading financier and thrlot minister of finance of that oountry Is thown In Tokyo as detectlvei wid. turn soon aixar the) ftootlnOi r,,m " . v.1 S v ( ' - . s - ' - v. "WWW 22, A ,1,1 1 eA J'n... I'k.ifA Mrs. Christina Smith, Buffalo widow, was held In Cleveland as police tried to bresk through her story that a waif known as "Terry Tow.r, abandoned In Clsvtland, waa her own. They accused her of obtaining a foundling from a matrrnlt- hospital In the Ohio city and passing It off as her own eo tht she might not lose a $30,000 share hi kV aW a . T War KWU Finnrs) i I -1. il Sails For Wedding f?v - si W. S. . A T . "4" - u A' 1 t . ..-iA- 1 Afjocioted Vrtau Photo Ramsay MacDonald, British prims minister, Is shown here as he w well on the way to recovery after ( delicate eye operation. Josephus Daniels Auetlff Pun PSott Grand Duchett Marie. Russian emigre, le ehown shortly before sailing for London to attend the wedding of her son. Prince Lennart of Sweden, to a Swedish commoner She has been divorced from Prince AO" . V. . ' ' ''''' :" m Ollvs Bsll Hamon, daughtsr oi the late Jaka L. Hamon. Oklahomi millionaire, who wss tngaged li marry Robert H. Short America) aviator killed In an air duel li j.. feileV jAAAxUaM AlAfiasaw - 'I Mary and Ellen Gallagher. fSve-year-old twin daughters of Mlcklt wniI- 3 li.jl vvM.un s penuaoea to taxe inetr eyes ff the ball long enough to "watch thi birdie.- to Intent wert they on thlt game over the Forest Hills course at Augusta. Ga. Little Mary nty have been Interested In ancthsr Kind of birdie, the way tha t AMoricttd Pitta Photo Recent psrtrait of Josephus Dan , lels of Rsieloh, N. C, secretary o' f aw la President WiUsn'i titaul