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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1932)
' 1IEDF0KD MXIL' TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, NO GAME TOO DIFFICULT FOR BABE! Still The Master NEW LOAN BOARD TO HELP HOME OWNERS WEDDING BELLS FOR UKULELE IKE aawA " 'tl "SU - 1 Ml 1IM IJWIWMU V! I - I 4 ; . . tat ': - - it,. 9 t zr i t v Jr. i . m i & ir .1 MXOfr&t 1 f f ; i v - g...-4 jur ft i jk sm r." w j . j- . . k e its i i ' ' Ik!, i - '"fhstJUti. r. W. "Did" Kehl, 70, of Miami, Fla, who h been teaching dancing for 63 years, could match itepa with the best of them at tha Chicago con vention of dancing masters. He la shown taking a turn with Helen Green, 21, Chicago dantlng teacher, Associated Presa Photo) 'Joins Film Colony I V IP f. 2.e Cliff Edwards, film actor, and ed their license to wed In Las "Ukulele Ike." (Associated Press Nancy Dover, screen actress, obtain- Vegas, Nov. Edwards Is known as Photo 'Miss Illinois' 3 I IK W v. till i K j Ready For Campaign Charlotte Susa, German screen kotress, arrived in New York re Mntly and headed for Hollywood to ppear In American motion ple turea. (Associated Press Photo) Illinois American Legionnaires In their state convention selected miss Bea Imhoff of Hlllaboro, aa -miis Illinois." Press Photo) (Associated START OF STRATOSPHERE TRIP Picture above shows ths start of Augusts Plcesrd's balloon trip from Zurich, Switzerland, Into ths strstosphere. Bslow Professor Plccsrd la shown tslklng to spectators aa his bslloon was bslng prepared for the ascent. Twelve hours liter he and his assistant, Max Cosyns, Isndsd In j Italy alter having gaied on tha world, from tha greatest altitude ever I attained hy man mora Uun .10 mil', CAssoclated Pcsss Photos) ljjias.-i2aJAjWjsMs! This s a new picture of Speaker John N. Garner, democratlo nom inee for the vice presidency. (As sociated Press Photo) Olympics Beauty !? ...... ,;;; rWJ Members of tha board of the new home loan discount bank are shown as they held their first meeting In Washington. Franklin Fort, chairman, said he hoped that the banks would ease the situation on loans to home owners. Left to right around the table are: H. Morton Bodfish, Chicago; Nathan Adams. Dallas; Fort, John M. Grles, Rosewood. Ohio, and William E. Best. Pittsburgh. (Associated Press Photo) FIGURES IN LONG ISLAND THIRD DEGREE SLAYING Louisa Roberte, a brunet beaut) from Atlanta, Ga., will awlm In th 100-meter backstroke race for worn en In the Olympic games. (Asso ciated Press Photo) Surveys Air Line Cspt Wolfgang von Gronsu. Germsn flier, who Is on his third westwsrd trant-Atie:iile flijht, may continue around tie woriJ on a survey of a propcttd air mall and passenger route, .(AM.oelattd. Brest !H1 " " " ' 1 ' ' .". "1i,miijj.iI.ii....,.,iui J X&l'' if-' ' 1 if Af 4 1 f. 1 J Four Long Island policemen were held aa material witnesses at the official Inquiry In Mlneola, N. Y., Into the "third degree" death of Hyman Stark (center), reputed assailant' of an aged woman. The woman's son, Detective Joseph Hlzenskl (left) was named as the man who struck Stark. A coroner teatl fled that Stark was badly beaten and died from a fractured larynx. Supreme Court Justice Meier Stein brink (right) was the presiding officer at the Inquiry. (Associated Press Photo) Mildred "Call Me Babe" Didrlkson, who took two Olympic titles back to Dallas, is now on the trail of a golf crown, though she has played the game only about a dozen times. She says her next public ' appearance will be aa a contender in the national women's golf tourna ment at Peabody, Mass., September 27, Above, her driving follow- tnrougn. (Associated .Fress .Hhoto) HOME TOWN FETES OLYMPIC HERO STRIKING ILLINOIS COAL MINERS' CARAVAN HALTED Ukis .v 1 "I 7' 111 If i , - .1 . part nf thn motar caravan of nearly 15.000 coal miners from central Illinois la shown aa ft was temporarily halted by sheriff's deputies near Plnckneyvllle. The motorcade, enrout to Franklin county to persuade minora there to etop work, was turned back by clubs and shotguna In the hands of 600 dep utized citizens Just after crossing the Franklin county line. (Associated Presa Photo) I" A roualng "conquering hero's" reception was accorded Billy Carr lOO.meter star, when he came home to Pine Bluff, Ark, from tha Olym. pics with ime, a worm record, and a ahare In another world mark te his credit He Is shown here on his front porch steps with his medals, trophies and, of courae, the key to the city. (Associated Press Photo) OKLAHOMA FLIER -WINS AIR DERBY DOOLITTLE TO FLY BOARDMAN'S PLANE IN AIR RACES (A ted W . "fCN A J v.,. ii .P&2 i t v5 rt8 Roy Hunt, the Norman, Ok!:., filer who won the transcontinental handicap air derby from three score rivals Is shown receiving congratula. tlona from Sen. Hiram Bingham, president of the National Aeronautical association, upon hla arrival In Cleveland. Mrs. Gladys O'Donnell (In white helmet, center) of Long Beach, Cal finished fourth and was high point scorer among women entrants. (Associated Press Photo) BACKSTROKE CHAMPS ARE HAPPY MaJ. James H. Doollttle, speed flier who wrecked his own ship recently at Wichita, Kas, when the ro tractable landing gear failed to function. Is shown here with the Gee Bee racer he will use In the nat lonal air races at Cleveland. The plane was built for Russell Boardman, who is out of this year's competl tion as the result of Injuries. (Associated Press Photo)' ECONOMY LEAGUE STARTS RETRENCHMENT FIGHT aec v t J 1 . v I - K- '.'.r A 4 ; Eleanor Holm (right). New York beauty who broke tha women's world record for ths 100-meter backstroke swim In trials for the Olymplo games. Is shown with Bonnie Mealing of Australia, holder of other world hacfcatrolut records. Maoda.Ud Pru Brutal ' n,h,Tgrv:m:,.',n,arw,,:,e.i,.d.7d Vu""y'Tt:?nt S'.te .wMeh h" orBan,",, v fared no disabilities. Left to right, seated: Command Richard E J W" veteri,n ht uf: Roossv.lt, secretary. Standing: Rep. Royal C John .f South L , 'u ' !T2" pro ,emi
