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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OREGON, GAVEL FOR KEYNOTER CHAMPION IN NEWEST SWIM SUIT Would Be Citizen $2,000,000 FIRE SWEEPS HUGE NEW YORK PIER 4 & V i 2 r r fP. 'i 11- i.,- It ' it i Jsaoclotcd Pratt Photo 8ontor Alben W. Berkley, keynoter far the democratle eonventlon In Chicago, wu presented In Washington with the gavel uied In the Houston eonventlon. Left to right: Ed Halsey, eonventlon sergeant at-arms; Pat Haltlgan, clerk; 8enator Berkley; Rep. Clarence Cannon, parliamentarian. SOLDIER TOMB COMPLETED a- hi.. j'vi,.ru wrHiMiwaBgaBSHfflwwiiwiasjgittSHsaf'Mi w 1 1 fyw . ' r . r ..rfffl ' - I K t- I . ! '-'-I V: k .... . -? -r-v Jt ft i Si'mrf7!Z " 4 V 5,y 1 -if. M h ",V - V,;V Vickl Baum, German playwright, It shown at iho arrived In New York for a stay during which, the aid, she Intends to become an American citizen. AttociaUd Pre$ Photo The most stubborn fire In New York's recent hlstorv wrecked the olant Cunard line oler on the Hudson river causing more than $2,000,000 damage. One man was killed and about 300 firemen Buffered Injuries whlloattllng the blaze. REPUBLICANS MAKE PLANS FOR CHIC AGO CONVENTION Newcomer In Movies r - u J A fill-' Aaio.ndted Test 'ftoto Eleanor Holm of New York, one of America'a swimming cham pions, appeared In this new low-cut awlmlng ault at the Olymplo pool In Loa Angelea. Miss Holm, a leading candidate for the United States' Olymplo swimming team, la I training for the National Amateur ath letlo union Indoor champlonshlos. ' RENEWS FIGHT FOR HOMELESS PETS Attooioted Praa htioto A new 19toH marblv slab recently placed Over the Qravo of the . Unknown 8oIdter In Arlington cemetery, Washington, completea the shrine to America's soldier dead. The marble block was rejected once before because of a flaw . - TELLS OF PAYING MONEY TO MEANS I rati :! .. - " -y. likBWV.'r k ' J y1- f . "J Iff r W fU 1 ir 1 I - WUH. .v,Iof.prIn9.nd,h,dog..tch.r,rrrnrCrr. V 'i j Jl f VA K . , McLaughlin, famous dancer of several yeara ago, Is renewing her cam- , t ' i K feVJ kfef 1 jWKWji? palgn to provide homea for homeless anlmala. 8he sponsors an "an. X N j'V' afV F J filfc "s f &X . ' ' :'; mal thslter" near Deertleld. III., and Is shown with one of her many pets. & J" T J'!r-J 1 ' If J S PetLo.tAtSea Wendel Claimaint ? 'j t .'-J ' i L w , . . , , . Amioctafa Print Photo i- ."-""V Fny commutee on arrangements are shown as thev met in Chicago roi T HlL'TTr"0" T: ,he a,me c"7n ,June- Left t0 tandinK: Martha McClure. Iowa: J. Henrv Roraback. Connecticut r.larnr r u.i: r-i i . t d xi.... . ? . . n Clement,. Missouri; Charles D Hilles. New York: Lafaiette Gleason." New York: lime. Francis fnfc-nFyLVana: DaV'cd MuIvacn.e' Kansas and Geor B. Keim. New Jersey. Left to riRht. sea"ed' Associated Press Phot Gale Ronn went straight from Kansas City to Hollywood, and soon the home folk will see her in a new film production. HE'S TIRED OF COLLEGE QUEENS 5 AND 10 HEIRESS LEADS PAGEANT 4ttocfllf! rrj Phota A federal grand Jury In Washington Investigated charges (hit Gaston B. Means, former government agent, received 1100,000 on falsa representation that he could return the kidnaped Lindbergh baby. Mrs. Edwsrd B. McLean, estranged wife of a Washington publisher, testified shs paid the money to Meana. Mrs. McLesn Is shown with her attorneys, Nelson T. Hartion (left) and Albert W. Fox, after appearing as a witness. Hart Crans, Cleveland poet, was lost at sea from the liner Orizaba whlls en routs from Vera C.-ua to New York. YOUNG TEDDY' BAGS BIG GAME IN PHILIPPINES ifv" is " f5i ' ; k: M iki " -.1 i 11. s. raw. I r . - Mrs. Anna Wendel of Los Angelss Is elalmant to a shsre In the StStv, 000,000 estate left by Ella Wendel, New York eccentric Her claim la based on a passport Issued her father-in-law, Johann Helnrleh Fred erick Wsndel, In 1S4&-( Missouri Beauty Asaoctoted Prtat t'hote James Montgomery Flagg la "bored" with college beauty contests. Pictures of Syracuse contestants Including (top to bottom) Elizabeth Marsh, Mary Jane Hall and Lucille Hall, were aent to the artist. A hullabaloo resulted when he returned the pictures with a request that another be asked to Judge because there ware "no startling beautlea among them." THEY SHATTERED THE ATOM Associated Press Photo Barbara Hutton, heiress to the Woolworth millions and prominent In New York society, shown aa she will appear when she leads the pageant at New York's charity carnival. JACK AGAIN PLIES HOTEL TRADE v. It " i 1 -v ( Awei'e4 Press foot Llk several ether msmbsra of Ms family, Theodora Rootsvslt Jr. Is quite a big game hunter. The nsw governor-aensral of tha Phlllpplnas Is shown w.lh wild caraboa which hs bagged with a single shot Irsra HQ tvi in npxthsrn Liupn, A SMClstet Press Paff Chosen aa the moat beautiful girl at the University of Missouri, Sua Catena Kermott of Kansas City hss first place In the beauty section of tha "Savltar," studsnt tear book IT'S?: . h V 1tj7 v - AssoeuiteU tress Fhet Ths two young British scientists. Or. E. T. Walton (left), net yet 30, and Or. J. 0. Cockroft (right), 34, photographed at Cambridge, England, a sSort tims after it was announced that they had aucoeeded In splitting sn atom, ons of ths highest accomplishments in ths sclen jfie world. Lord Rutherford (cnter) mads Jhs anjjounment. Associated Press Photo When Jack Dempsey wss heavyweight boxing ehamplon one of his Investments was a Loa Angeles hotel, which under his ownership became well known for excellent food. After his defeat by Turner Oempsey sold It Ths property recently reverted to him end he re-opened It. Here he Is (right) conferring with Eugene Stsrk, culinary expert, ss they discussed the menu for the formel openlno.
