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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1935)
MEDFORD MATL TR PRUNE. MEDFORI). OREGON', NEWEST IN BEACH TOGS PLEASING TO EVE NAB ILLINOIS BANK BANDITS AFTER FATAL GUN BATTLES CHIC FOR WINTER SPORTS f ' "13 'lift ftir- rxn v1' y ' This business of being a photographer it a pleasant one when the subject matter Is as eye-filling as these four girls, who are wearing the latest In 1933 beach attire. The young women, unmindful of the warm sun at Miami, Fla., are, left to right: Marjorie Carrell of Miami Beach, Sylvia Smith of Santa Monica, Cat.; Margaret Wiley of Miami Beach, and Virginia Kina of Birmingham, Ala. (Associated Press Photo 1 m W W' ," J ' i t fir ' " mV'---'--i" ';i:-'V 1 k'- pa m will 1 i I ft The latest In the way of coiffures It shown by Ann 8othern, blond film actress, whose tousled curls are piled high above straight band of hair across the forehead. The ear ornament Is a shooting star effect with tprayt of diamonds. (Associated Press Photo Geraldine Ott (above) of Los An geles. seeking a larqer share In thl $1,250,000 estate of the late Ber trand L. Taylor, Sr., New York and California millionaire, started ao tlon In a New York court to seek validity of her claim that she was Taylor's common law wife. He left only $10,000 of his estate to her. LONE MUSHROOM SMOTHERS STEAKS indicted By U. S. if -'i, .Civ "w-'ft 1 f ill1 Believed to be the largest mushroom grown In California, this speci men being held by Patricia Davis, weighed more than five pounds and measured 30 inches in circumference. It was more than enough for eteaks for co-eds in ths botany department of Santa Barbara Stats college. (Associated Press Photnv CTRESS WEDS THEATRICAL AGENT t 4. - 4 V. A federal grand Jury In San Fran elsco indicted William Schlvo (top), Ralph Pmo (lower) and 15 others on charges of conspiring to conceal and harbor "Baby Face" Nelson who was killed in a gun battle with U. 3. agents Chicago, III. (As sociated Press Photos) ef' , fey Josephine Hutchinson, film sctress, and James Townsend, agent after returning to Hollywood from a one day honeymoon. They were married In Yuma, Anr, and had to return to their studio work. (Asso ciated Press Photo) o 1 D 1 Two of the three bandits captured after an attempt to hold up the State bank of Leonore, III., In which the president of the bank and the sheriff of Marshall county, III., were slain, are shown with the captors In the county Jail at Ottawa, III., following a brief but exciting man hunt in three counties. A fourth member of the gang shot himself to death as the posse closed in on a farm house in which all four had taken refuge. Back row, left to right: Deputy Sheriffs Mike Yocum, Frank Berrettlni. Joseph Streamlan, Orlando 8mith, Joseph Gluszzynski. Front row, left to right: Fred Gerner, 30, of Rockford, III., one of the bandits; Chief Deputy Sheriff E. J, Pyszka; John A. Houff, 25, of Chicago, another of the bandits was wounded. (Associat ed Press Photo) PRESIDENT POSES FOR PHOTO IN NEW OFFICE vrt,' . il 1 iffaiss 1 1 m s nil ni'f-ifir? inYnii vma -thiV ' President Roosevelt posed for this new photo at his desk In the remo::l:d e:e:rt:vc offices In Wash ington. The round shadows In the windows are Christmas wreaths showing through the drawn blinds, (Associated Press Photo) INDIANS WAIT FOR CHOICE BITS OF BUFFALO MEAT 'ft'.-- W-'' tjT More than 2000 Indians from New Mexico pueblot tnd reservations were at Santa Ft to attend t bar becue at which thousands of pounds of buffalo were served with the trimmings. Some of the Indiana re shown standing around a blazlna fire awaiting food, (Associated Press Phntnt MARINES FIRE SALUTE IN MEMORY OF ADMIRAL - w. .J - ' tfc- MTV t T - - ' M aM 1 1 fT M F . A volley from the guns of a squad of marines marked the final tribute of the Puget Sound navy yard In Bremerton. Wash., to the former commandant, Admiral Robert E. Coontz, retired. Admiral Coonta died after several heart attacks. (Associated Press Photo) The attractive bathing suit shown on the right Is of red and black silk plaid taffeta with a bandeau effect. The new silk node for golfing wear on the left Is a two piece sports frock modeled In a brown ind white check material light enough for warm weather, suitable for the smartest links, (Associated Press Photost HEIR ACCUSED IN TUB PARTY' -t SiNW-i. I - v i a y idi a.i Mir-' i'aA George Eastman Dryden (Intet), 34-yeaMld heir to the Eastman camera millions, waa charged with assault and battery In Chicago by two night club girls, Vera "Billy" Read (abovt) and her sister, Haiel. Vera Reed tald Dryden pitched her Into a tub of bollina water at hit toartment aa-tha climax of a party, (Attoclated Press Photos) MIDGET MOTHER HAS HEALTHY CHILD N.1 r! I ' i'i W r" Only three feet tall and weighing 73 pounds, Mrs. Bernlce Shambow, 19-year-old Longvlew, Wash., housewife Is shown with her baby daughter. The Infant weighed five pounds, 12 ounces at birth. (Associ ated Press Photo) BABY FARM CHARGES INVESTIGATED X 4 ' f A 4 Tr'-rw el!e4 , t at-. ..... S. L. Brooks, r., (left) and his foster-father, E. L. Brooks, sr., art the central figure In an Investigation of what the state charges was a "baby farm" near Beulah, Mich. Circuit Judge Fred S. Lamb heard wltnessee In a eecret Inquiry. Tre state charged at least a score of babies have dltd on the fa.rrrj in recent years. (Associated Press Photo)
