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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1935)
MEDFORT) MAIL TRTBTTSTE. "MTEDFORi"), OREGON, Racketeer Surrenders GANDHI SNUBS 'RICHEST GIRL' ELECTRIC TRAIN CLIMBS ANOTHER IN UNUSUAL WRECK FAMED GARDENS ARE REPRODUCED r' - A V . A' ivi-i t tin nhv " . m pun I ' wifiB.ii mmnpiinmg s - . J I-.. ' - bi " ? H hi- II 4 i 1 S'ii inn ii " ' :f 1 V.l:.'o csfi.ta cf the tv.'-....! fiv ernment pushed an extensive search for him, Dutch Schultz (above), New York beer racket leader, and for many months a fu gitive, surrendered for trial on an income tax evasion charge. Sehultz's right name is Arthur Ffegenhelmer. (Associated Prpss Photo) Despite frequent letters to him expressing an Interest In his phtloio phy, Doris Duke Cromwel' (lett), frequently called the "richest girl In the world," was denied an audience with Mahatma Gandhi (right. Tht tobacco heiress Is honeymooning In India with her husband. (Assocl ated Press Photos) Si In one of the most unusual wrecks on record In Australia, this electric train crashed into a freight train near Sidney and the electric cars came to rest on top of the other train. None of the passengers was seriously injured. (Associated Press Photo) BAMA ATHLETIC ACE RECUPERATES 4. f Dixie Howell, hero of Alabama's Rose Bowl football victory and now a rookie outfielder with the Detroit Tigers, is shown at Lynch burg, Va., hospital rscovering from head iniunes suffered when hit by a batted ball durina practice. (Associated Press Photo) i r iV 1 X ? s 5 Michaet Spencer McHugh, three-weeks old son of Frank McHugh, screen actor, showed nonchalance when this photograph was snapped. He exhibited more interest in his dad than in that funny gadget ths cameraman aimed at him. The mother formerly was Dorothy Mc Isaacs of Hartford, Conn, (Associated Press Photo) BRADDOCK RESTS AT TRAINING CAMP jimn Sraoc'ocft s taking plenty of rest at Lock Sheldrake. N. Y as he gets re.idy 'or ,r :er,,v- training for h;3 f'ght v-ith Max Baer in New York June M for ths heavyweight title. (Associated Press Photoi Princess Divorced 71 1 m ..Ma' Mrs. Lemma Smith, Turkish princess and daughter of the late Turkish diplomat. Abed izt Pasha, obtained a Reno, Nev., d) vorce from Carl Fleisrhmann Holmes and result. en the use of her former name. Lemma Smith Holmes was her third husband (Associated Pretis Fhotol A genera) view at the union station yards In Washington, D. C, as thousands of farmers arrived in speci.-f trains to attend the AAA demonstrations planned to show faith In the administration program. These farmers came from Kansas and Louisiana. (Associated Press Photo) EGYPTIAN FIGHTS TO WED COED BLACKMAN TURNS LUVALLE BACK "4 f , if -Mr . -i - J.- 1 -MP i Romance between Farrd Srmalka, Egyptian diving champion, and Betty Wilson, coed at the University of California at Los Angeles, became a matter for ethnologists to settle tn Los Angeles with the tentative refusal of the marriage bureau to Issue a license. As re quired by California law. the county counsel must rule whether Simaika Is a Caucasian. (Associated Press Photo) PRESENT ROBLES KIDNAP EVIDENCE Capt A! Blackman (lett) of Stanford, defending f. C. 4-A. 400-meter champion, scored a spectacular 47.8 seconds 440yard dash victory over Jimmy LuVatle, University of California at Los Angeles ace, as "Dink" Templeton's Cards won an 82-49 track meet. LuValls rlght won the I. C. 4-A. 400 meter title ths year before Blackman. Brower "Truck" Dettlnger (center) took third for Stanford. CAesoelated Presr Photo) ACTRESS WEDS IRISH PUGILIST ffr, ') "0, "f 7 S- i k , 4Ti ' iliSiillf ' n Frank E. Flyrm left), U. S. district attori-ey for Ariiana, and K. Berry Petersgn. his assistant, are shown in Tut-on where they pre sented evidence m the June Robles kidnaping case to the grand jury, (Associated Press Photo Judith Allen, film actress, with her husband, John Joseph Doyle, 22-year old boxer of Queenstown, treland. after their marriage In Ague Cahente, Mexico, and their return to Hollywood. (Associated Press Pnotat I .! The famous Spanish gardens of the Casa del Rey Moro have been reproduced at the California Internatronai Exposition at San Diego. Two pretty dancers, Elizabeth Steele (left) and Doris Rae Compton add m Moorish touch to the setting,. (Associated Press Photoi - i. i Three Pugst Sound women won the first three places tn th steep, pitched downhill skt course on Mount Rainier, Wash. Eilis-Ayre Smith, Tacoma (left), won first place, Grace Carter, Seattle (center won second place. Trudy Grage, also of Seattle came In third. She is not shown in the photo, Kathleen Anderson (right). Lake Tahoe. Calif, was a close contender, and came In fourth. (Associated Press Photo) Olaf A, Wiggen, Seattle undertaker, doesn't Intend to be caught napping when the alarm clock goes off May T8, for Seattle's first and perhaps only "ut-Out-The-Cat Derby," sponsored by Mayor Charles Smith. Here he It training for the event. The derby will drsw th public to the opening of one of Seattle' municipal bathing beaches at Golden Gardens. The Idea of the race Is this; The contestants w"l bo in bed, presumably asleep. They will be roused by an alarm cloclc, get out of bed, grab a cat, dash 90 yards and deposit th cat In a basket. (Associated Prs Photo -
