Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 23, 1933, Page 13, Image 13

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    MEDFOItD MAIL TTtrBTJXE, IIEDFORD, OREGON,
NAZIS STAGE MASS PROTEST ON TREATY ANNIVERSARY
JRIENDS OF HOUSEHOLD BUDGET
THE MACON VISITS HOME OF ILL-FATED AKRON
With thousand of hand raised In th. Nazi aalut, thou resident of Berlin are shown staging a demon
ttratlon In protest against the treaty of Versailles, signed 14 years ago by representatives of the alllee
tower and Germany. (Associated Press Photo)
Members of the consumer1 advisory board, named to represent th
purchaser In trade agreement under the national recovery act, listen
to discussion on the textile trnJe in Washington. Left to right: Frank
Graham of Chapel Hlil, N. Ci f:"s. Mary Rumsay of New York, Mr.
Joseph Daniels of Inunapolls and Miss Befle Sherwin of Cleveland.
(Associated Press Photo)
PLANE IN HIGH-WIRE BALANCE ACT.
PICKFAIR FOR SALE; DOUG AND MARY TO PART
Plckfair, the "house of happiness" of Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford Is for sale and the fam
ous film couple are contemplating a separation and possibly a divorce. An air view of the Beverly Hill
state I shown above. (Associated Press Photo)
MOVING DAY FOR SHAKESPEARE!
Thl amazing balancing act of an airplane' metal akeleton on high
tendon wire followed a freak crash at Indlanapoli. Two women pas.
enger were burned and bruised when they Jumped from the blazing
trtachlno, but were not seriously injures.. t3socidiou rroaa muw.
JOAN CRAWFORD IN DIVORCE COURT
Flight Commander ftrw,'' V r"FV1
Gen. AM. P.n.gr.n. ., on. of th. fe'Srf
rwo commander, of th. fleet o) rtrt v '"JPMl f4fV-i
It.llan plane, which planned to fly SAvT
Irom Italy to Chicago. (Associated f 'Vi. X J itL?" "4 - iU'H'
Pres. Photo) llli y fA utJLfoinia4F-.-.-J----"-
As this statu, of William Shakespeare was placed In the publle
garden, at Stratford-on.Avon after removal from It. temporary re.tlng
place In front of the Shakespeare memorial theater, th. famou. bard
didn't look very dignified. But the workmen were confident they coul'
nake him look natural aaain. (A.soclated Press Photo)
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Joan Crawford of the movies I .hown a. .he .pp.ared n court Ir
Lo. Angele. to get her decre. of dlvorc. from Dougla. Falrbank. Jr.
ci! ,hT.5 him with -rn.nt.1 cruelty- and "jealou. and .u.piclou
attitude. (Associated Press Photo)
MEET TO DRAFT CODE FOR COAL MINING INDUSTRY
Wars On Rackets
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V Frank J. Marshall. United State.
cnampion, I shown witn ine
0. Hamilton Rutsell trophy
Jhieh an American team he cap
"iied won In International compe
titlon at Folkestone, England.
HSSista PflU Photo
Th navt big new dirigible, tho Macon, waa housed In the former home of the Ill-fated Akron at Lake
Hurst, N. J., after a trip from Akron, 0. The big ship la shown being pushed Into the Akron's hangar. (A
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CALL COTTON ACREAGE REDUCTION SCHEME SUCCESS
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Secretary of Agriculture Henry A.Wallace. George N. Peek, administrator of the farm act, and Oscar
Johnston, finance administrator for the act (left to right), are shown poring over ootton records Just bt
fere announcing that the campaign to reduce acreage was successful. (Associated Press Photo)
PILOT LANDS IN FLAMES IN THRILL
Goes To Red Sox
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National air race spectator. In Lo. Anaele. received an unexpected
thrill when an airplane flown by W. A. McDonald of Dallas, Tex., back
fired and wa. partly destroyed by fir.. Th. pilot (at left) escapsd
Injury when th mishap occurred a. th. piana wa deacendlng. (Asso
ciated Press Photo)
Bill Walters, third baaeman for
th. San Francl.co Mission Reds,
ha. be.n purchased by th. Boston
Red Sox of th. Am.rlcan League.
(Associated Pros Photo)
JAPANESE COURT TRIES HOODED DEFENDANTS
Fourteen men, member, of th fanatical "blood bfothorhuod," wr tried In Tokyo on chargea of mur.
der and plotting murder. Two were charged with th a.sssslnatlon. of Baron Takuma Dan nd Junno
suke Inouy. and th. oth.r. were alleged eo-eon.plrator. Japane.. prl.oner on trial for grave off.n..
alway. wear thl. ba.ket.llke head covering. (Associated Press Photo)
DESOLATE SIBERIAN POST WHERE MATTERN LANDED
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. i i.H.trv mt In Washington to draft a trad, .gre.ment under the Industrial r.cov. ha. been chosen as assist.
I.,!. ,r Ton. rS.ur.in th. Situmlnou. mlrtM. Left to right, th. c.J. committee: Georg. n.y general t. direct th.
. act to raise wage. . De, Moine.j T. G. Essington, Chicago, and John U L.wl., pre.l. menf. campaign against r,
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Joseph B. Kesnan of Cleveland
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M.tt.rn'. round th.-world attempt cnd.d. .Th haml.t boast, a population of 40 or 50 white (Associated