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MEDFORD' IfAIL TRIBTJNE, MEBFORD. OREGON, PEDAL 5,000 MILES ON HONEYMOON WaJWP! NEW YORK DOFFS HAT TO AMELIA EARHART PUTNAM CREAM OF ATHLETIC WORLD REACHES IC4A SCENE r V" Hafe) AociattdPtM Photo Mr. and Mr. Clarence Phllbrook are ahown on their return to Kan. ae City from a bicycling honeymoon trip that started last October 19 and covered nearly 6,000 mllea In 19 atatea and Canada. They averaged 60 mllea a dav. mm n Y f t 11 r-v -.- '.. terHfew Vk-t Jfgp 4Swai ' ; 1 Freshman Beauty K - i v ' i ir, ; ' aaiaBaaiai1 Behind The Scene m ' f Attotialtd Prtti Ptiott More than 200 eastern athletes who will compete In the fifty-sixth annual I. C.A.A.A.A. track and field champlonshloa at Edwards stadium arrivtd in Berkeley, Cal aboard the "Intercolleoiato special." DEMOCRATIC. NOMINEE ADDRESSES CONVENTION 4 11 V ft s. f ski Notables from air, land and sea Joined In a tumultuous welcome to Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam, first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, when she returned to New York. Upper right: She views the harbor demonstration from a city tug with her husband, George Palmer Putnam. Upper left: Mayor Walker welcomes the flier In tha name of the City and presents the city's medal. Below is a view of the triumphal procession on lower Broadway Atwutid Prttt Phol9 A mntlnH nfottir Mntnol mu AuoUmudPituPhou , 0((ered Lucy Hopklna, 20, who Margaret Ann Ward of Little was chosen the most beautiful Rock, a freshman at the University stenographer by co-employee work- of Arkansas, has been selected as ng in a large studio, tha school's most beautiful air!. IT'S A SMART OUTFIT OF TWEED . M I.. . ,-. . W. WEDDING BELLS FOR THEM i J jainiii ,.?g.r:W. ylfv J?SL Auoclated Prut Photo Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt (left), democratic nominee for President, Is shown on the speakers' stand at the party convention in Chicago, with his son, James Roosevelt (center) and Chairman Walsh (right). Governor Roosevelt flew from Albany to address the closing session of the convention. Ai&ociMt td Pttts Pbott Mickey Riley and Georgia Coleman, two of Amerlca'a premier dlvera, are to marry Immediately after the Olymple games in Loa Angeles. Both are members of tha Loa Anoeles Athletic club and are expected to atar In Olympic diving aventa. In A Hurry Arizona's Choice A$aociatd Prtn PAoft Rath Chatterton, film actress, Is pictured in a smart street iensemble of black and arey tweed. The coat has a short detachable cape which Is fastened at the front In scarf fashion. UNCLE SAM'S BEST FOR OLYMPICS A 1, r. . . ft -J. -v r s' i. 9 I aT v T - Kt5?; ' ' 1 T . ' n '.4 i-1 1 N 'ALFALFA BILL' SEES NEW YORK 'HARMONY TWINS' WIN AIR RACE ?1- Paul M.iMn J' !l,h.0P(Jeft)' Pil0t' ,nd hl' ld' "-'' Wilfrid J. .f L i , ' """mony twins," appeared certain winners of the 1932 national balloon race out of Omaha aa their army balloon waa brought down near Hatton. Sask.. Canada. "noon LEO RUNS WILD IN RADIO STATION 1 Aitttitled Prttt Phtlt , . AU.""!r"t'".r',' Hametla Fielder was chosen 1932 Evelyn Furtsch Tustln, Cal, high dMert , by , ltudenta of school girl, candidate for the Olym- ,h, UnHv,r,tv 0f Arliona. plo team, ran tha 100 meter dash in 11.6 aeconda In practlr. FONY EXPRESS FETE REVIVES PAST Associated Press Phou Gov. William H. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray of Oklahoma showed Mrs. Murray the tights of New York during his eastern speaking trip. They re shown on the roof of their New York hotel. It was Mrs. Murray's first trip to ths eastern metropolis. A VETERAN GIVES HIS REASONS Afvtt4 Pttta I'Atft. Helena Madison and Buster Crabbe, America's two greatest free tyle swimmers, will carry most of the hopes of the United States In tha tol5 !h,X J3. h?w? '"r reit 9rk0Mt In Loa Angeles, , ... i A i.. i i5l I V x3 l 1 V, i- ," ' V-" '1 Jean Mclntyra (right) was "sweetheart of Nevad.i," during Reno's pony express and roundup celebration. Her attendants wera Alt May Andftwe Aleft) and lMbell Matla jl.(x-t'i(f(! frt ifc-il. "Sis reasons why we're here, we need the bonus," re:ds a tinn on tha front ot Frank Tracy a tent In the bonus army camp In Washing ton. The reasons are, left to right: Virginia. 12: Frank, 9: Margaret, 7: Ethel, 4",; Howard, 3, and Ruth Tracy js an ex-service man from PlUiburglw v " AatOLlultit t ixtt i'nolo Ho, for the life of a cameraman. Runaway nons are not outside his realm. This picture was taken as Leo the lion was subdued by his trainer after running amuck In a Boston radio studio. Leo was billed to go on the air bi t 153 persjrs gatherrj ia watch the performance had an entirely different show. He hurled his 900-pound bulk throuqh a double plate glass window and bounded from room to room. Six wera hurt In tha Binlo that aniued. - ' - -
