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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1933)
MEDFORD MATL TRTBTJKTS, MISBFOHD, OREGON REAR ADMIRAL MOFFETT BURIED IN ARLINGTON FOREST WORKERS ENJOY MESS SPRING FASHIONS SHOWN AT NEW YORK REVUE 1 ' 1 . mnriTmni . I I - jTf3v. i i I VS. If II r Rear Adm. William A. Moffett, a victim of the Akron disaster, was buried with full naval honors in Arlington national cemetery, Washington, A company of sailors and a company of marines formed a mili tary escort with the secretary of the navy, Claude Swan son, in attendance at the grave. Ranking admir als served as honorary paii bearers. The flag draped casket is shown being placed on a gun carriage at the entrance to the eemeterv. fAssoctate Press Photov k KOOSEVELT AND BENNETT MEET Fled Devil's Island L f?.& (Sf Si il fr-Vi-- , i I r.v rfsr-.f -; -1 j.?4r4i xsum f t Sr- v8-px. , ' i.'.!I' k i WiA& VLi-,n2v0,5S fem,l - 7A? Tnese spring fasnsona were duoiayed a tne Fashion Orsgmiora gloves, hat and scarf are parsseuuny attractive wstn tre ?ype of matcnes. A hai of iuack rsafecn i shswa trve cete?. At U ngM frock. The esHar sf srsandls, f Assscatsd) Prs Phstos New Yorx, Prm?ed sfs, Tn dess ana favy issu Some of the first contingent of men recruited Into President Sooss vest's reforestation army are shown enjoyg tttef ftrst mess at Fsrt Slocum. New Rocheile, N. , They are wearfrsg the special uniform in which they will wori- in national forests, CAsctate press &35a ROOSEVELT INVITES WORLD LEADERS TO ECONOMIC PARLEV Die In Plane Crash Preliminary to joining the international economic conversations In Washington, Canada's representative, Premier Richard 8, Bennett, paid a social call at the White House, He was greeted at the executive mansion by President Roosevelt. (Associated Press Photo) With the arrest of Pierre Duores, 73, in San Francisco by immigra tion officials, the story of his es cape from Devil's island, noted French penal colony, in 1908 was made known. He was held for illeg al entry into the Unites States, Associated Press Photo AKRON VICTIM BURIED IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY . . Ttr , I J itm m xtnJ vIK in ll I "i 11 'in " "ii" I m jW' m Ni mmrsrlii bora the body of Lteut,.Com. Harota E, MacClelfan, dlaetr, to th resting placa of many American heroes Arlington nat Photo) TOURISTS 'CAPTURE' HERRIOT one of the victims m the Akron lonal cemetery, (Asaoctated Pres? Msrjoris P, Hitjhes of San Fran slsoa and Lt, S, A, Btok, atUehed ta Crlssy Field at San Franelsoo were killed when the army airplane In whieh they were flying crashed Into high tension wires near Santa Rosa, Cai, (Associated Press Photo) World leaders will essembl In Washington at She Invitation of Presiaent Roosevelt within the next il waalss ts sssts remedm for tr world's ecohorais plight. Pictured upper left, are Premier Ricnara Bennett ilefti, wno will rssrssent Csnaoa, and formsr premier KsreKiyo Tahahasi, who is considered the first choice of the government to rspreeent Japan. Upper nan? are Premier Ramsay MsoDonaid ieft), England's delegate, and Hani Luther, new German ambassador ta the United States, wrss will represent hie esuntry, Franos is sandinaj former Premier Herrlet Slower left) and Ambassador Augusts; Rosso !ower right) o? Italy will iaKe pari In the siscussions for his eoyntry, Associated Press Photos) .... . . AMBASSADOR GOES TO SCHOOL JEWS ARRESTED IN BERLIN Ural ' , When Edouard Herrlot, former rniren ( k - Waehington's old home at Mount Vernon, Va., he wa, beeieged by tourists seeking autographs. He is shown here filling the orders. (Associated Press Photoi URGES ARMY REORGANIZATION FILM COMEDIENNE IN MOTHER ROLE i r in El - i J i 4 1 3 These Jews were arrested for questioning in Berlin during the Hit lerites antMewish Boycott. Oovernment officials are jotting down answer to their queries before the prisoners were taken away. (Asss. elated Press Photo Joseohus Daniels, newly aosomted ambassador to Mexico i Be coming acquainted with the problems his new duties wiit bring at the state department is Washington where rooms have been set aside for new ambassadors ts earn the detaHt of their assignments (Associ ated Presa Phots) START KANSAS BEER TEST CASE Louise Fazenda, who has mads million giggle at fee? aniica an ?hs screen and wife of Hai Srsttt Waiiis, flim pridtteMeft CKCcstivev ha been east to m resMM mathsr reie, Sh is ssw-w6th hp sett, Haifj, fr to their first phatosjraiph together, (AssoiiiSj j Press Piwtrt TWO LITTLE CAESARS NOW sV "-".A ti. r-? 12 Assistant Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood (right), testifying before the house mill, tary committee, urged a reorgamicd army at less cost to the taxpayer. "The shock of war would destroy the war department," said the free, speaking commander of the seventh corps area at Omaha, because it Is "too top heavy." Rep. tiarry C. Ransley is seated beside the army . i -1 i. - vl v , " "i Gets Cuban Post j 5" s!5 5 .. Theodore A. Walter, GaMweff, Idaho, attorney, wae nsmlnateS at ftret asiistant aeeretar of the n terior by President Rooteyeit. (A s r i Sumner Weilet was nsrafnated ss ambassador to Cuts tsy Presi dent Rsoseveit, (Associated Press fhotol. IlMbwwwem)iilsiamj JsSflS. ' ' ! The ruiina that 3.2 se cent twer cannot b ssid in Kansas and? th state' dry faws ha been sut ta test t Wichita, Kss.. by Robert Andrew (ift) whs invited arrert by Osputy Sheriff J Baamt (right), a ths first step In a c ta determin if th rtw brw U euteid th Kansas iaw, (Aasoeirtsol Prsu Paolo Seward Robinson, ftmtmbarsd for his gangster role as LiHu Caes ar in motion pictures i the father of hstsy tsov. Father, son and Mrs. Rosmson are shown in a New York, hospital wnsr th innd ws bitn, (AlS5itsi Pf si Pnatai "
