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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORL). OREGON, POT CAPTURE ALLEGED PLOTTER OF ESCAPE 4 Ml fe.. , imil w" . - ... - v v vx.....v In a raid on Sherman Island on tho Sacramento river near Antioeh, Cal police from ban Francisco cap. tured Clyde Stevens (center) and companions. Stevens was wanted for bank robbery and was alleged ts have supplied the nuns four prisoners used In escaplnq from San Quentln. Arrested with StevLns were Mrs. Babe Leese (inset) and Albert Kessell (left) who was wounded. Detective Fred Butts Is shown at right. Eugene Marracml and Stewart Leese were also arrested. (Associated Press Photos) IL DUCE CALLS ITALIAN RESERVES TO ARMS Italian troops similar to tnese pic.Jred here were among those mobilized by Mussolini as the African situation became Intense. Italy may send thousands of soldiers to Italian Somaliland because of recent clashes with Ethiopian regiments. The mobilization of two divisions and recall of the class of 1911 was nnounced by Mussolini. (Associated Press Photo) - ill ijtmr -i frOTiad - A transcontinental debate team of Stanford university will leave on a tour which will embrace 40 colleges In the United States. The traveling debaters will uphold the negative of the question, "Re solved, that this house favors the new deal." Members of the team who were received by former Presi dent Hoover at his home on the campus are (left to right) John P. McFarland, Robert Grantter, Prof. Leland T. Chapin. faculty adviser; Mr. Hoover, Robert R. Gros, Fred Bold, Andrew Bright and Davie Mellinkoff. (Associated Press Photo BEAUTIFUL BUT NOT DUMB 4V ' 1 V A. 1ii Protects Goal 4 WH 'A Vy v Two prominent woman educators cite these pretty college girls li k refutation of the "beautiful but dumb" Idea. Mildred Stewart (left) li an outstanding University of Indiana scholar. Frltne Pr.gohfy (tcp ight; was a Phi EJ:ta Kappa at Ne York university last ear. Virgmn R. Shipley iccntlr. right j and Edna Mae Dienl, ilo;r right j rank r gr scholasticjiiy in j:no St..te umveu ty and the Univeisity of Psnnsyl vania, respectively. (AssocuOed Preis Photcsi tyf 2 " y -l8- ' ' Lawrence "Hop" Findlay Is one af ths reasons Southern California leads the southern division of the Pacific Coast Conference in basket ball. He's a uard for Troy. (Ass ciated Press Photo) GARBO DIETRICH PLOT THICKENS These pretty Venice, CaU girls used a huge heart to express their feelings abut a Valentine beach party they are going to hold. Left to right: Dorothy Collester, Dorothy Mahoney, Norine Stora and rnyms uianey. (Associated Press Photo) I J 5 s h t- til - " m; if ' l rs Millard "Dixie" Howell, All-American of Alabama, who created a sensation in the Pasadena, Cal, Rose Bowl, was given a screen test by a Hollywood studio. Ths gridiron ace went to the film colony secretly and returned Immediately after the test. Left to right: Eole Gain, Test Director Jack Foley, Supervisor Henry Mac Rao and Howell, (Associated Press Photo) r " . , . . - '. -w. y-v - jr . .... .J t. . -BAm nf Cattle valued at $1 000,000, we.e killed during a sivere cold spen aiong me uui "'",wv- ":"r " ths 25,000 U 50,000 head are ehown strewn .long Tth. unprotected beaches. (Associated Press Photo) Probe His Coll apse TWO BINDLE STIFFS? NO!! On the possibility that Young Joe Firpo, Philadelphia boxer shown here In a hospital bed, may have been drugged before he was sched uled to enter ths ring against Frankle 8agllo at Cicero, Chicago suburb, the Illinois state athletic commission ordered a thorough In vestigation. Flrpo collanted in his dressing room and was taken to a hospital. (Associated Press Photo) X I )l" i 'vVv. - i . 'yg, - . .,.. ' , -.. ,, , While being heralded as the pace setter for men's fashions, Clark 5able (left), movie star, was going around llks this working on his newest film at Mt. Baker. Wash. His "brother bum" on the right It Jack Oakit. (Associated Press Photo) I y 1 S ," I k . y.Wy a V 1- I t ' Rivalry between two of Hollywood's glamorous stars, Greta Garbo (left) and Marlene Dietrich approached a possible climax with the Swedish actress' recent public appearance after her consistent aloof ness. Observers suggested Garbo may be inspired by the public atten tion nor rival has attracted by adopting mate garb. Interchanges of directors and lending men have added complication to this Hollywood real-life drama. (Associated Press Photos) ROCKEFELLER IS FINGERPRINTED I 1W Si ml t ? ai. -4. TL. . 1 A II J r a . vt'y .mm i".,XrtSJ"'"r 3 ' "-y 1 1 Ji&Vri 71 " J (iArSli 1)W (f John D. Rockefeller, Jr., (shown In center) was one of several prominent men who were fingerprinted for Identification purposes In New York under the supervision of J. Edgar Hoover, head of the fed. ral bureau of Identification. (Associated Press Photo) COURT BARRICADED DURING TRIAL .- 4tf'.$ fl fy w. tJ National guardsmen behind a sandbag fortification, guarded the courthouse at Cleveland, Miss., as James H. Coyner, giant negro grave robber, was tried for ths murder and mutilation of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Turner. Coyner was sentenced to death. Some of the guardsmen are shown ready for action. (Associated Press Photo) SHARPSKOOTING KILLS KIDNAPER II , '-tT A jT . Wxi Lit tfru -i if ' " 1 - ' i r-In Edward Dews (right), Qlenvlew, III., constable, spoiled kidnap plans against Louis Kaplan (right) by fatally shooting Tony Pinna and wounding Vito Mescina as they allegedly tried to abduct Kaplan. (Asso ciated Press Photol ' v.
