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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1933)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON, NEW DESIGNS IN EVENING FROCKS IDAHO COEDS TURN TO FASHIONS OF THIRTY YEARS AGO SIX ARRESTED IN BOSTON NAZI DEMONSTRATION ,9 . a:--i-Tm!-wimi L i taite i K . . - i 1 1 If - - V rvrVs r . W ' ft ; 1 , in n t i'fiftiH)8A"iit"J An evening gown of Qold toned crepe with ties of tomato crepe that fall from the decolletage at the back Into a graceful train Is worn by the screen actress, Carol Lombard (left). Chiffon and organdie are successfully combined In a green evening frock worn by Ida Lupine (right), film player. (Associated Press Photos) FILM PLAYERS WED IN NEW MEXICO (, if " i.- .-'i ' r .'T c 4 ; 3& . j&t-JL . Adrlenne Ames and Bruce Cabot of the Alms are shown after their marriage In Carlsbad, N. M.t only a few hours after Miss Ames obtained Nevada divorce from Stephen Ames, New York broker. (Associated Presa Photo) TRACY BACK AFTER MEXICO ARREST t 1 i V ' i . Le Tracy (left), motion picture actor, after hli arrival In El Paio, Tex., from Mexico City where he was arrested on a charge of Insulting Mexico. The studio announced his contract had been broken because of the Incident. Tracy is being welcomed by H. W. Waller of El Paso. (Associated Press Photo) HAS AN EYE FOR HUMMING BIRDS V Sr f t V. Fiv- pretty University of Idahc coeds who entered the homecoming rally spirit by donning clothes of three decades ago were (left to right) Emily Gascolgne, Spokane, Wash.; Helen Klenholz, Moscow; Bertha Jackson, Grangeville; Leila Gabbey, Boise, and Margaret llllngsworth, Pocatello. (Associated Press Photo PERSIMMONS SIMMER ON .FLOOR OF DESERT This picture shows some exciting action outside a hall In Boston at a crowd of several thousand gathered for a demonstration while Dr. Frfedrlch Sehoemann, University of Berlin professor, made an addrens defending the Hitler government Six were arrested In the melee. (Associated Press Photo) In Mississippi Trial COEDS BUILT TROJAN WAR HORSE f $ p. f , Persimmons are being dried successfully for the first time In the United States, according to Palm Springs, Cal., growers. Roy Wong, one of the growers, has spread 200 tons of the delicacy on the floor of the desert and Is obtaining results. Left to right: Wong, Alice Johnson, a visitor, and W, R. Hoshaw, foreman, (Associated Press Photo) Miss Octavia Dockery (top), legs' juardlan of Richard H. Dana (be low), 61-year-old eccentric, went on trial with him at Natchez, Miss., for the slaying a year ago of Mist Jane Surget Merrill. (Associated Press Photos) ' MS "'M ZTbP; TENSION GROWS IN PALESTINE CHA, HOTCHA KISS, MAKE UP - t fiK ."!'; Vf 3 1r . tMinisii(, a i iinia.ial.- t 53 Women students of the University of Southern California are busy constructing a huge Trojan war horse of flowers to welcome 18,000 former students at the annual homecoming celebration Deo. 49 In Lot Angeles. Lower: Draxy Trengove (left) and Donna Whltehorn. Topi Claire Carpenter (left) and Lola Knopinyder, (Associated Press Photo) SKY EXPLORERS LAND SAFELY To scientists these Java fish are "Helostoma" and "Temmlnckl" but to visitors at the Now York aquarium inoy are "Cha"' ana 'piatcna.1' C. W. Coates, curator, who says they can hold on for hours, called photographer when the osculating habit was dlacovsred but the finny pair quarreled and made the camera man wait 17 days before they "made up." (Associated Press Photo) . HERE'S THE IDEAL BARTENDER r With 30 persons kilted and 200 wounded In demonstrations against migration of German Jews to the Holy Land the situation among the Araba continued tense. Arabs and tourists In Jerusalem are reading a poster forbidding a procession to the Mosque of Omar to protest against further Immigration of Jews. (Associated Press Photo) 3 1 iM. f MA w MaJ. Chester Fordney (left) and Lieut, Comm. T. Q. W. 8ttle are hown standing beside the gondola of their stratosphere balloon after landing In a marsh near Brldgeton, N.J. They reached an altitude ef nearly 11 miles after their takeoff from Akron, Ohio. (Associated Press Photo) Nazi Visits U. S. Farm Credit Head m j - - 1 'X ' 4 V n, :. 1 Wi V .t i - Jt t -a.'.1" II i A baby humming bird and Or. J. J. Parsons of Monrovia, Cel., be rame such good fritntfs that the bird learnrd to eat from his hand and even look to perchlrg oi his spectacles. The friendship continued until the baby grew up ard flew away to build a nut near the doc tor's window. (Associsted Press Photo Capt. George echmltt, emissary ef Germany's 8teel Helmut federa. tien, has come to the United States to make a coast-to-coast tour to ex plain Nail-Ism to Geman Amer leans. (Associated Press Photo) Ousted By Nazis V1 - Witness At Trial f m.m-. . ,ht:A i . i t -. i. , , a ,w ai Nosl Panter, British Journalist was arrested and held In a Munich tad for 10 daya before being or dered to leave Germany within 4t hours. (Associated Press Photo) This robot barkeeper, who will ahake cocktail but never take 1 drink, was exhibited at the National Hotel Eposltlon In New York. Ruth Young tried a aampls ef Its efficiency and commented en the time II will save the busy hottest, (Atioelsted Pratt Photo) William Hamm Jr. (abova), wealthy St. Paul brewer for whose kidnaping four Chicago gangsters wsnt en trial, was expected to ba the principal witness for ths gov arnmtnt In ths case, (Attoclattd PJM Pfcotsl Dr. William I. Myera (above), waa named to succeed Henry Morgen thau, Jr, at head of the farm credit admlnlatratlon. He was formerly deputy governor. (Associated Pre" PhotoA r-
