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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1932)
MEDFOED MSIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Camera's Eye Catches Interesting Events and Personalities of Week CORNER OF TWO MILLION DOLLAR ATHLETIC PLANT UNCLE SAM'S MODEL TOWN ON NEVADA DESERT ' MAY COMPETE WITH U. S. GIRLS IP ;Amr?r; : ftp - - i a isV Amdattd Prm Pkett when the beet college athletee of the United States meet thle eummer they will compete on the Uni versity of Calif ornla's new oval In Berkeley. The track etadlum and field costing $250,000 are part of new $2,000,000 layout. The I.C. A.A.A.A. meet will be held here. ) Amentia' Prm Phos Part of Boulder City, bum under novernment aDOelrlcatlona about alnht miles from the ait of Hoover darn to houee the workers emoloyed on the aloantlo Colorado river project Chinese Girl Pilot IRISH CHEER AS POLITICAL PRISONERS GO FREE Back In Court Olympic Aspirant LiLl J ' AtuclaltiPttuPbou Lea Ming, Z4-year-o)d American born Chinese girl, expects soon to obtain her pilot's license after fin. Ishing a courss of Instruction at Portland, Ore. STOLON SOLDIE R ELAND REJ01C w Aasoctatcd I'reaa I'huto One of the first official acta of Eamon Da Valera when he became presldsnt of Ireland was to releaae potltloal prlsonsrs. This picture taken In Dublin shows the huge erowd that assembled to listen to pssches by the freed political leaders. ' HELPS CHICAGO'S HOMELESS WAIFS BORES TO DIVERT COLORADO RIVER ;; .: 'If f i. .... , .. . . 'iiriSMiiiiiinntimsr-n'Iy ' Miseciard Prt Pbot Llks the old woman who lived In a shos, Judgs Mary Bartelme of Chleago'e Juvenile court l.ae so many children shs hardly knows what to do. Strict economies necessitated by the city's muddled tax situation make her Job all the more difficult. Here ehe le shown with four of the youngsters ehe ie trying to place in respectable homes. "t- t 8 awmuA., V T'-i f fc,""v V 1 1''' 1 f?A-iv ,rttltiv- I'll rf.Ht-J ilssocfated Pres Photo Doris Lee, aged 16, young British farm girl, Is one of the seven finalists frcm whom the English international stock judging team Is to bs chosen to compete against the United States and other countries at the royal show this year. FIRST LADY AT FLOWER SHOW ! if? Attociateti Prtaa Photo The marriage and subsequent separation of Frances Heenait 'peaches" Browning and Edward W, "Daddy" Browning, New York mil lionaire, waa back In court again ae Mrs. Browning filed a suit de signed to cut the marriage knot. She Is shown leaving court during the trial In New Vork. Leads Ohio Strikers Associated Press Phou Anna Govednlk of Chisholm, Minn., la only 15 years old, but In a Minnesota state meet she swam 100 yards In 1:18 using ths breast stroke, so shs naa ambitions to rate the United States Olympio team. Texas Sweetheart laaociated Press Photo Mrs. Herbert Hoover (center) with Mrs. Charles Francis Adams (left), wife of the nsvy secretary, and Mrs. Arthur M. Hyde, wife of the secretary of agriculture, caught by the camera In a frame of flowera when they visited the annual Amaryllis show In Washington- OLYMPIC GAMES TEAM CANDIDATE Asttytiattd Prti Pholf SlgMeeri In a tramway 450 feet above the bed of the Colorado riv er oan tee two of the four tunnel through which water will be divert ed while Hoover dam It built. The tunnels are SO feet hlah. DEVASTATION IN PATH OF SOUTHERN TORNADO - II I llllftMl 1 III ft' ' . - -' 9 - -y, . . . .- ir In Trouble Associated Prsss Pacta Mrs. Molly Robinson Craln, known among Ohio minora as the "eecond Mother Jonee," ie leading the miners who are striking in protest of a pay cut. Associated PressPaou Mary Blackwood of Alexandria, La., waa chosen "sweetheart" of the University of Texas by popu ar student vota. Leads Cage Champs Anecielid Prm Pkett V i l : n " s Senator Bingham &f ; ; f . X -w. N 1 sslllssllsssssMlll I lsl Mim TJ--- thsirm1. 'in n.r'h.'r'; oIBStaVTVr?t,ls.VbJ TA,'l,nV:" '"''ru'". 4Mori(iifU rrrn j'aplo A series of scrapes hsve followed Charles A. Lsvlns (sbovs) since his flight to Germany In 1927 ae Clar ence Chamberlln'e backer and pas ssnger. He recently waa Indicted In New Vork on chargea growing out All akuU JjjjaniUa 5 th. i,yinn?J','.?,nt,b,i?n.da ,t"oar,,pber ef 8an Fnclsoo, clearing the bar In a practice high lumo. She aeaka nn.nin. a rcSTurr.L'co.e.Tn'th.c U' A"el"- Sh"' ENTERED FOR KENTUCKY DERBY Doll t ... . .1 Bi.-. .ha-i. republican sen- 4 sroctaf rf P.-tii Psott iMfjtflin or ins basketball quintet representing Ok. lahoma Presbyterian college of Dursm, Okla, wlnnere of the worn, en's national A. A. U. champion iblfl at Slirsvprt, La, . I , Vi S r Tty fel ' COLD CHECK T ; . $ ' ' -. ! . .. -7-W..u .. . :. . J tjocioted i'rs I'sote Kantuak. drr.'h.,h;!. "'"r,6"1' Chee" ,0r ,h 1MJ """""9 & tSm ' at Church II Downs. In 1931 the chestnut colt started aU-iwaaavvsinwiaaV bualaatMiainiLaai. tranhM l.
