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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1932)
iEEDFORD JISIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Camera's Eye Catches Interesting Events and Personalities of Week1 JUDGE COVERS COURT MURAL'; STARTS r.RT DISPUTE LIL'A AND -HER GUIDE IN HAWAII PRESIDENT DE VALERA WITH HIS NEW IRISH CABINET ''- , .' , v 2 if -A V svswr ssai. rap u 1m 3 Tv .7 rl 't7A : ff II'' 1 c jj?iA ".ft J Jfv Judge Adalbert J. Heddlng (above) of Milwaukee county civil eourts started a lively art dispute by covering up the . mural, highly praised by artists, which ornaments his new court room. The mural, titled "Labor," Is shown here with Its velvet covering drawn ssldo, It was painted by Francis 8cott Brad ford, Jr., New York artist Indian 'God Man' 4ir v'rr-t r-4y -y (r bfy.- 'IJ N(2i M'Jrls fill dSS'ft lln WKl ' Points of Interest around Honolulu were shown Llla Damlta, screen actress, by Duke Kahanamoku, famous Hawaiian swimmer, during a recent visit to the tropical Islands. They are shown here on the beach ' at Walklkl with Diamond Head In the background. AssocitudPressPhoto The new cabinet of President Eamon De Valera of Ireland Is shown together In one of Its first meetings after the defeat of the Cosgrave administration. Seated, left to right: F. Aiken, minister For defense; P. J. Ruttledge, lands and fisheries; President De Valera; Dr. James Ryan, agriculture; Tom Derrlg, education; James Geoghegan, K. C. Justice. Standing, left to right: Sean McEntee, finance; Sean T. O'Kelly, vice president and local government and public health; S. J. Connelly, posts and telegraphs; 8ean Lemass. Industry and commerce; and Q. Boland, Flanna Fall chief whip. NEW PICTURE OF NATION'S HIGHEST COURT WIFE OF RUSSIA'S IRON MAN 1 rf " la IL - 1 4Maciofrf Fret Photo This Associated Press picture Is the first ever published of Mme. Joseph Btalln, wife of Soviet Russia's strong men. She figured In the news recently when eha wss cslled to acoount for cutting classes and falling to return library books promptly at the all-union Industrial academy, where ehe Is taking coursee In the msnufacturs of artificial Ilk. She Is enrolled In the school as Nsdya Alllluleva, her maiden name, and vary few students are aware of her Identity. She Is extreme ly modest and refuses to bssk In the reflected glory of her husband's career. DEFENSE LEADER TAKES CANOE RIDE ah. 1 Clarence Darrow, chief counsel for Mrs. Qrsnvllle Fortescus, Lt. Thomas H. Massls and two enlisted men, coming In from a ride In Hawaiian outrigger eanoe at Honolulu with Russell Owan and mem. bars of the Kshanamokua family. Darrow Is wrapped In white towel. HOUSE RECORD SET BY IOWAN 1, -s 1 r70 M? f-f v.v i 4 it Rep. Gilbert N. Haugtn of Iowa wae congratulated by Speaker Garner (center) and Rep. Edward Pou of North Carolina (HghO, house veterans, when he set a nsw record for continuous servlcs In the house f representatlvea. When thlt picture was taken be had served M year and 2Q dusk AuociMd PrSM Photo Moher Baba, a priest of tha Zoroaatrlan faith claiming to be both dlvlna and human, la enroute from India to America on a re. Ilgloua crusade. Ho plana to ea Ubllah a retreat at Harmon, N. limllar to Qandhl'a In India. This Is the first picture taken of the United Statee supreme court sines Benjamin Nathan Cardozo wss sworn In as a successor to Oliver Wendell Holmes. Seated, loft to right: Associate Justices Louis D. Drandels, Willis Van Devanter, Chief Justice Charles E. Hughes, Associate Justices James C. McRev nol.Hs and George Sutherland. Standing: Associate Justices Owen J. Roberts, Pierce Butler. Harlan F. 'ne and William N, Cardozo. JAPS MAKE BULLET-PROOF VESTS WINS CHEMISTRY 'GENIUS' AWARD Dr. Oscar K. Rice, 29, Har vard university chemistry In structor received the 1932 prize of $1,000 offered by the Amer ican Chemical society In Its an nual quest for a young genius. The award-Is made to the most promising young -chemist, man or woman, under 30 years old In recognition of outstanding research In pure chemistry. ' Axsociittd Prtu Photo Japanese workmen are shown making bullet-proof vests, or culrrasses, for which considerable demand has arisen since recent assassinations In Tokyo, SING HIGH! SING LOW! PROSPERITY - b - H III HERE'S NEW FAD COLORED TEETH! . . .... ; f -fry s - ef '-'-N 3'; a r.1 .VS II .... f -v;. All Rudy Vallee hss to de to maka a new name for himself le to write a theme eong for prosperity. At any rate, when Mr. and Mrs. Vallee called at the White House the President suggested that Rudy sing a song that would make people forget thslr troubles. A medal would be tha reward for iucaa the P resident amiUooi auoaested. Tha latest fsmlnlns bssuty fad Is colored teeth, and those whs prsctlce It ear colors sfculd vary with the color of one's costume or her mcod. Dona Gsjnby (left) shows preparing to color Donna Bonner's teeth. TENNIS QUEEN OPENS CAMPAIGN .--'If- i M w. . :.!( " ri " :f" Associtud rtest Pboto This unusual action shot shows Helen Wills Moody, world's premier woman tennis player, executing a neat backhand shot during her first practice of the season at Pasadena, Cal. .Helen this year is aiming at her eighth national singles title. AN AUTO WRECKED THIS BUILDING ft. ft t . -v i f JF a. 1 cl f- Hilt: irl Associated Press Photo James J. Meaher, 40. was killed when he lost control of his auto mobile and it plunged into the supporting pillar of a Philadelphia dn.n store causing the entire front of the store to fall In on the car. 1 v vl w,?-'H l"'is i n r K.-C .-.s-1.. . Assocvitfd Prsss Phot l. i!r' pV rr.nel 'vld"' P"or of the church of Stiff Lr flC,ed ' eour " Westminster. England, to LLTil".!lLlln,t th fw. Tha trial was followed aagerlr V
