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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1933)
irEDFORD MATL TRTBTTND, MftDFOTCD, OREGON', SAWYER AND AIDS PUSH PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM TO DEFEND WIMBLEDON TITLES KING GEORGE OPENS WORLD ECONOMIC PARLEY, 4 v mkx3.'M&!-.i.!&-ii. r 3We. vsi i - . . ; - 9ta - t .-ft i ) Donald H. Sawyer, admlnietrator of public works under tho national recovery act, and hla cabinet advlaory committee are ahown meeting In Washington as they went forward with their efforts to get the first of new construction under way In July. Left to right: Colonel George R. Spalding, assistant to Sawyer; Turner W, Battle, representing the secretary of Labor; George H. Dern, secretary of war; Harold L. lekes, secretary of Interior; Oscar L. Chapman, assistant secretary of Interior; Sawyer, L. W. Robert, jr., assistant secretary of the treasury, and R. O. Kloeber of the bureau of the budget. (Associated Press Photo 1 JAPANESE-CHINESE ARMISTICE SIGNED i mm .r -fiMifd Military representatives of Japan and China sign a truce agreement at Tangku, near Tientsin, ending the fighting south of Chlna'a great wall. Japan a rep-esentative, Mali Gen. Neijl Okamura. la shown fourth from the left and the Chinese envoy, Gen. Hsiuna Pina, It fourth from the rlaht, (Associated Press Photo) VAN SWERINGEN'S AT BANK QUIZ New Air Queen 7 ji'jS ff.ir Vtf It?1'" -VJt vAV '-ft'Yfi-W'fij llw..wr rV&tai 'ii. fa;... WJt.SA The noted brothers and builders of railroads, O. P. and M. J. Van Swerlngen appeared in Washington before the senate committee In quiring into the Morgan bank. O. P. Van Swerlngen it shown at the right. (Associated Press Photo) HUSBAND SLAYS SLEEPING MATE .Kf-" u-i ? iJff-'v. -.-- ISHR. 5 s if Richard Dyson (right) confessed, according to Stockton, Cel., police to fatally shooting his wife, Mrs. Bessie Dyson, as she slept between two women friends. Police said jealousy was the cause of the tragedy. (Associated Press Photos) SOUGHT IN FACTOR ABDUCTION Si " - ? f'i ' N i; r ? O - . L 4Z - 1-4 , A This picture, made by Des Moines police of Ted Patterson, Archlt O.own and Joseph Varialona' (left to right) was founn by Chicago po li-.e in the possesion o sl mei identified as Capons henchmen h were surprised in a police raid. This trio, suspected of membership In in lllir-o.j lows kidn.ip and extoition ring, was ordered Mited for qutt tioning. (Associated Press Photo) Thlt It new camera study of Ferdinand Pecora, Inquisitor of J. P. Morgan at counsel for the sen. ate committee Investigating bank, irg practices, who said his critics v.-ere welcome to search for flaws in his work and announced that "other notablee" were due for scrutiny. (Associated Press Photo) X s. -ft 5 . s si- (HI" 7" i 4. - . '" v i J I JL-. ill EllsiWjrth Vines- r., and Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, defending title holders, will head the usual all-star Held in tne tennis cnampionsnip of championships at Wimbledon beginning June 26. Besides Vines and Mrs. Moody a strong American delegation will compete In the matchea. (Associated Press Photo) DENIED SPEECH, COXEY IS IRATE This Associated Press picture, sent by radio from London to New York and telephotoed to Chicago, shows King George (center) of Great Britain as he addressed the opening session of the world economic, conference. At the extreme left Is Prime Minlatnr Ramsey MacDonalri. A DEPOT 'WAY UP IN THE AIR Ll?-rV v r Jacob S Coxey (left), now mayor of Massllon. Ohio, and "general" of tho famous march to Washington years ago, was angered when Speak er Henry T Rainey denied him use of the capitol steps for a speech on the 39th anniversary of hla big parade. He Is giving Rainey his opinion of the procedure. (Associated Press Photo) ACCUSED OF SLAYING WIFE IP z fof;R ISP' y- :' I ' s. : r - i ... -r . Wl.. 'I This Is one station of the "Skyrldo" at the Chicago world's fair, showing how specially built rocket cart pull up for paasengert at thi 200-foot level. Each car holdt 32 passengers, and travels on cables abovl a lagoon to another station on an Island. (Associated Press Photo) MRS. MOONEY HEARS "NEW STORY This unusual picture of the Ma con, the navy's new dirigible, was made as the giant ship passed directly overhead on one of ita test flights. (Associated Press Photo) Defies Critics flfwH.. fe , him Ci-1 111 L JW'iSrW'fl V , ill? Ji -e.VW David Lamson, sales manager of the Stanford University Press, looks through the bars of the Santa Clara county Jan at Ban Jose as he awaited arraignment on a charge of killing his wife, Ailene, 28; In their university campus home. Inset Is his baby daughter, Ailene Gene, fieve, who was taken to the Jail to visit him. (Associated Press Photo) ARIZONA TRACK STARS ENTER MEET On the eve of Tom Mooney't trial on an unused murder Indictment 17 yeara after his conviction for participation in the bombing of a 8n Francisco parade, John P. Emerson appeared and declared he had evidence thowlng Mooney and Warren Billings, co-defendant, were the victims of a plot. Emerson Is shown telling hit tlory to Mn. Rent Mooney. He hae figured before In the case. (Associated Press Photo) . THE BOBBY HAT MAKES DEBUT Y . . ire. v j . j; Btfert tntralning for Chicago 40 participate In th N. C. A. A, track meet, theie athlete of Arizona ahppid on tace caps and thook a rattle for good luck. It was aymbollc of Arizona's position aa baby state of the union. Left to right: Bud Simple, javelin thrower with a mark of 211 feet; Don Hjalmari'm, a 4:20 miler; Gordon Wiley, eprfnt. r who hai dona 21.4 in the 220, nd Charlci Fowler, 1;$1 half miler LAiiGciatcd Preti Photo). M The Bobby hat with Ita saucy angles Is Introduced by Lyda Robertl, stage and screen actress. The chapeau, which It tht sailor type. Is worn directly over ont tyt. It it held In plact by chin Itrap. (Aeioclatsd Prest Photo) Will Head Fleet WW"! f i .' ; fcttltassiSite'atliiAiafe- ttorldfrii frrjj PAol Adm. Frank H. Schofleld will be come commander-in-chief of the United 8tatea fleet at San Pedro, CaL thla fall. Boosts Jump Mark is,-. n - YstW Halk i 1 Si, 7 ft " 1 W i Walter Marty, 21-year-old Fresno State college athlete, set a new world record for the high lump at the west coast relays at Fresno, clearing the bar at 6 feet 6 Inches. (Associated Press Photo) World'. Record Woman Air Traveler . - - ! : - l!lx Ida Novolll, still Id her enrly twpnlli, hat traveled morn miles hy air than any portion of her anr, Indildlug 400,0IO mllrn na a atovr anleu on Untied Air Lines' right en honr Const-to-Coost multi-motored passenger transports. Mist NoTflll plant to dr her millionth mile hy 10.14. She la one of thirty five United Air Lines atennnlesset who serve luncheon aloft and act at hnstosaet to aihl to the com fort and Interest of night on threa niliQ amluuta claim.
