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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1934)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, PRESIDENT'S VACATION SMILE SOMETHING NEW IN HEADGEAR AT TAKEOFF OF ILL-FATED STRATOSPHERE TRIP Absent In Crisis - .; ' W ; ft. .4i:--; Here' imlllng testimony that President Roosevelt Is enjoying hit ocean going holiday. Leaning on the arm of his ton, Franklin, r, the President acknowledges the greetings at St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. At left Is Paul Pearson, governor of the Islands. President Roosevelt is now en route to Hawaii. (Associated Press Photo Although Importation of bird of paradise feathers Is forbidden, this unusual headgear, worn by Marvelle Andre, California girl, is made of them. It Is a chief's head-dress from the wilds of ew Guinea and Is part of a valuable collection made by the Pacific Geographic society in the South Seas. Exportation to the United States was permitted bv th Australian government. (Associated Press Photo) 5 . k k ' xN 1 N - A i - - J i " 1 ttMi; President Wllhelm Mlklas (above) of Austria was on a vacation when nazl putschists Imprisoned and killed Chancellor Dollfuss. (Associ ated Press Photo) Thic Associated Press picture shows ths scene In Moonlight Bowl near Rapid City, 8. D., as the world's largest balloon was Inflated and ready to take off In its flight to the stratosphere. After achieving a height of 60,000 feet, the trio of aeronauts in the gondola Jumped to safety near Holdrege, Neb., their trip cut short by a ripped balloon, BABE LEARNS ABOUT 'HIDDEN BALL' THEY'LL SPLASH FOR NATIONAL A. A. U. HONORS Here Is the Washington athletic club women's relay team oi Seattle, to oe a airong comenger .or honors at the women's national A. A. U. championship swimming meet at Detroit late In July. The quartet Is coached by Ray Oaughters, the mentor who taught Helene Madison. Left to right: Olive McKean, Hazel Brooks, Mary Lou Petty, Dorir Buckley. (Associated Press Photo) BANDIT SUSPECTS CAPTURED IN HOTEL BATTLE Wlh r.V f 1 1, Hf,.: Two brothers, Merton Millen (center) and Irving Mlllen, and Norma Mlllen, 19, wife of the former, re shown at police headquarters after they were captured In a battle with police in a New York hotel lobby. The two men are suspects In the recent $16,200 Needham, Mass., bank holdup in which two police r.en were fatally wounded, (Associated Press Photo) FRIENDS OF NEW GERMANY HOLD CONFIDENCE MEET I a j -i i T i"t U ITT" . , i. This Associated Press Photo shows ssveral hundred members of ths friends of the new Germany society gathering In Los Angeles. Ths meeting wss called to express confidence In the present situa tion In Germsny and ths Hitler policies. DOLLFUSS SLAYING BREAKS UP THIS TRIUMVIRATE mm ill fvtHina'-'S' HEW I - r Tnril' 1 0 Cxi - !-' H., ! St4 Ilk The killing of Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss of Austria In a nazl putsch, bringing a new oriels to that trouble-lorn nation, broke up the trio shown here left to right: Emll Fey, former vice-chancellor; Doll fuss; Prince Ernst von Stahremburg, vice-chancellor in the Dollfuss cabinet and a leadei of helmwehr troops. This triumvirate, considered a backbone of strength in the Dollfuss regime, Is shown In recent Inspection of the helmwehr. (Associated Press Photo) Mildred "Babe" Dldrikson, versatile girl athlete from Texas, Is get ting some pointers on the old "hidden ball" trick from her bewhlskered team mates on the House of David nine. 8he Is doing some pitching for the House of David team this aeason. (Associated Press Photo) f Vr V 1 HEIMWEHR TROOPS GUARD DOLLFUSS AIDES IN CRISIS On the eve of her scheduled divorce action against Johnny Welsa muller, movie actor, Lupe Velez, Hollywood's chameleon of the cinema, held a birthday party at which he was a guest. They are shown here. The fiery Mexican actress' action was marked off the court calendar when ehe failed to appear to obtain a divorce. (Associated Press Photo) AVIATRIX COLLAPSES AT HEARING yl f " yHl,:.- jty; ' i k 5 P'-"1 fi clf-TWlifrVh Helmwehr troope In Vienna, a group of whom la shown above, stood on the square outside the fed eral chancellory In the Austrian crisis and warned nazls that no harm must befall Emll Fey, the nation's (Auoclated Pr'ese'photo) " ,rom ,mPrl,0'"n"i 'r Chancsllor Dollfuss had been killed. MARIE DRESSLER BORNE TO LAST RESTING PLACE - : - A4sMj;lsVifc tf "Uji.-Oif- Marjori Crawford, actretsfllcr. being attended by Mabel L. Beck after her collapse at the preliminary hearing In Loe Angelee of R. C. Oowling, dance director on charges of kidnaping her. Mlei Crawford charged Dowling forced her to accompany him to Yuma, Aril, She fainted after they had met in a corridor during a court receta. Dowling was held for trial In superior court. (Atiociated Press Photo) Marie Dresslsr, "ths grand old troupar," wss laid lo rsst In Forsst Lswn, Olsndsle, Cal., with simple ceremonies. The bronze casket, containing her body, le shown being carried by her friends, film direct ors, acting as pallbsarsrs. Rsv, Neal Dodd Isadi ths procession. (Associated Press Photo) .
