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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, ROOSEVELT VISITS CERMAK TOMB BYRD'S SECOND SHIP LOADED FOR ANTARCTIC TRIP EINSTEINS WHISKED FROM BOAT TO AVOID CROWDS E m 'PtiSs 4rH4 t&CK ..... jflL A i xl President Roosevelt took time during a flying trip to Chicago, where tie addressed the American Legion convention, to visit the tomb of the late Mayor Anton Cermak, who was killed by an assassin's bullet In tended for the President, in Miami, Fla. He Is shown (left) as Mrs. ifloosevelt placed a wreath. (Associated Press Photol The steamer Jacob Ruppert, flagship of Rear Adm. Richard Byrd's second expedition to the Ant. arctic, Is shown at Boston navy yard as It was being loaded with supplies and .equipment. A snowmo bile which will be used In the frigid wastelands Is shown lower left as It was taken aboard. Lower right la one of the cows which will supply fresh milk for the expedition, (Associated Press Photos) Prof. Albert Einstein, noted scientist, and Mrs. Einstein are shown as they left their ocean liner ti board a tug In New York harbor when they arrived from Europe. They were whisked away In seclusion, apparently to avoid any Natl demonstration. At Princeton, N. J., Dr. Einstein will spend the winter in research work. (Associated Press Photos) HERE'S A SCENE AFTER BLOOD.Y BATTLE IN HAVANA HELD IN $250,000 MAIL ROBBERY SENATE SUB-COMMITTEE ENTERS WAR ON RACKETS --Hs s r This "battlefront" scene was In front of the Natlona. hotel In Havana, after the day-long battli between soldiers and army officers who were barricaded In the hotel. The dead shown here were officers who fought against troops of the reorganized Cuban army. (Associated Press Photo) CHICAGO LAW STUDENT MISSING h" nt-;ki h vV . J 1 d a w lit i -1" r 3- I , 1 Raymond HoJwell (left) and Theodore Norell were jailed In Denver on charges of complicity in a plot to dispose of loot from a $250,000 Chicago mail robbery of last December. Federal District Attorney Thomas J. Morrissey said the pair confessed. (Associated Press Photo) fv f - A1-1 MARYLAND JAIL WHERE NEGRO WAS SEIZED BY MOB 1 . i i zrzr rwiw ' I Pictured here Is the Jail at Princess Anne, Md., after It had been stormed by an angry mob which over, powered state police, battered down the doors and seized George Armwood, a negro, and lynched him. An officer is shown at right examining the battering-ram used .by the mob to break In the doors. The negro, who, police said, confessed attacking an aged woman, was hanged after being dragged through the streets behind air automobile. His body was burned in front of the court house. (Associated Press Photos) The mysterious disappearance of William Walton Hall, Chicago law student and heir to part of a fortune, and receipt of extortionist notes by his wife led his relatives to believe ho might have be?n kidnaped. Hall Is shown here with his young son. (Associated Press Photo) NO PASTURES FOR BYRD'S COW! VICTIMS IN ILLINOIS MINE WAR Speaks For Germany V I f , t ' ' Arthur Turton (left) and Clarence Cooper e-e t.o of the i several t Inert wounded In the clash between rival urJon groups at Harrlsburg, L (Atsocated Presi Photo Expounding the government's vsin tlon of Its action at Geneva, Kort stanfin von Neuralh, Getmsn for eign mlnlstsr, said that "thsre must not be second disarmament ol Germany" and sought to fi the re sponsibility for tht "world's tangle" upon England and France. (Assocl ted Press Photo) 4 Mfie i v . 'r"nei . met 'A I 4r " v &jLtjid ,,.1x:.La:1 This eow, "Foremost Southern Olrl.' It one of the anlreitt to be taken to the Antarctic on Admiral Byrd't expedition. Edgar F. Cox of Buffalo It shown with her. (Associated Prtst fhotui Legislation giving the federal government greater facility In prosecuting the racketeer, kidnaper and gangster was demanded by United States District Attorney Dwlght Green (center) as a senate sub-corn, mlttee en rackets met In Chicago. At right Is 8en. Royal 8. Copeland, chairman of the tub-committee, and it left Sen. Loult J. Murphy of Iowa. (Associated Press Photo) BYRD'S 'WINGS' ON ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION TRIP, tram K ,-Vir - .'twJi, iLsfrfj ..!-.-. ,.. .'i,vvW. Th plane In which Rear Admiral Richard E. Dyrd hopes to fly over the South pole for the second time la hown moored to the "Jacob Ruppert," flagship of the expedition, at Newport News, Va., Juet before belna taken aboard and stowed away for the trio. Associated Press Photo. ACTRESS AND HUSBAND SEPARATE Scrappy Guard L 1 BILL COP.GUS I - fc i v? i r t If LI 3 77 it t -. ' ' ' I. I iff 4 fag? prr v- ,! , Bill CorDut tt one of ihe out ttandlng coast linesmen In hit Quard position on the Stanford foot ball team, (Associated Press Photo) Clalrt Luce, actress, and her society husband, Clifford Warren Smith, have agreed "to dlaagres" and as a result the ene-tlmt Follies girl Is scheduled to receive $29,000 t year for the rest of her life. An nouncement of the agreement, which Involves no legal separation or divorce, waa made In New York b attorneys representing both tht blonde actress and her wealthy amateur aviator husband. (Associated Prtst Photo),
