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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1935)
MEDFORD MTL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, MRS. HOOVER GIRL SCOUT HEAD I'm rm ,fA r i . a" sl 1 Mrs. Herbert Hoover (center), wife of the former President, as Mrs. Frederick Edey, retiring president, pins the badge of president of the Girl Scouts of America on her with Mrs William M. Chester of Milwaukee looking on at the close of the national convention In San Francisco. (Associated Press Photo) LUPESCU RETURNS TO BALKANS Mine, Majda Lupescu, In two poses, Intimate friend of King Caro1 of Rumania, and the object of an "Antl-Lupescu" drive by the National Peasant party, surprised her opponents by returning from France to Rumania for the king's 42nd birthday. (Associated Press Photo) TELLS HOLLYWOOD'S SHORTCOMINGS "GARDEN OF EDEN" CHIEF WITH HIS FAMILY Tells Of Abduction if? Sir v Elder J. Y. Barlow and his wife and their 10 children outside their tiny house In the Isolated com munity of Short Creek, Ariz., where the state Instituted proceedings to enforce Its morals laws and where a number of the residents were charged with "open and notorious cohabitation." (Associated Press Photo) Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll (above), wealthy Louisville, Ky., society ma tron, took the witness stand In fed eral court there and calmly told how Thomas H. Robinson, Jr., kidnaped her and held her for ?5 0,000 ransom. Mrs. Robinson Is being tried for alleged participation In the abdut tlon. (Associated Press Photo) TOURNAMENT OF ROSES 1936 THEME IN ELABORATE FLORAL FETE 1 1 : : I 1 . Ethel Merman, musical comedy queen, finished a movie In Holly wood and, after listing the faults she found with Hollywood, started packing for a quick get-away. She said the trouble with Hollywood Is that it lacks night life, restaurants, theater audiences and well dressed women. (Associated Press Photo-L1 .s. I,,.il,l.. . M i The theme "History In Flowers" for the 1938 tournament of rosea In Pasadena, Calif., New Year's day was innounced In a ceremony at Brookside park. Cleopatra, seen In the huge scroll, was depicted by Miss Sadie Sellers. (Associated P.ess Photn. . AP MEN IN HIGHER POSTS June Klklmaru, pretty Japanese girl, was one of those participating In the San Muteo county (Calif.) floral show, which featured an array of elaborate flower-decked floats and a $50,000 display of orchids. The chrysanthemums shown are part of the annual $7,500,000 bouquet grown in the county, located on the San Francisco peninsula. (Associ ated Press Photo) DUCE'S SON-IN-LAW DROPS BOMBS Si Sii 1 -loyd 8tratton (right) and W. J. McCambridge (left) are nevly. appointed assistant general managers of The Associated Press. (Asscf elated Press Photos) PLACES DUTY ABOVE SAFETY Count Qaleazzo Clano, Mussolini's flying son-in-law, Is shown beside his airship of the squadron, "The Desperates," shortly after a bomb ing expedition over Ethiopia. The ekull and orossbones are the squad ron's sinister symbol. (Associated Press Photo) ETHIOPIAN EMPRESS AIDS WOUNDED rnM V'j Writ? m H S 1 W.f.y II ft! ' Waff WV I Dr. ana Mrs. John A. Cremer of Grand Rapios, Mich., have refused to desert their posts at the United Presbyterian hospital in Addis Ababs despite threatened bombardment by Italian sir forces D'. Cremer Is superintendent of the hospital and his wife la head of the nursing staff, Associated Press Photoj. Empress Menen of Ethiopia (standing, Isft) and women of her royal court are shown making bandages for wounded troops as their contri bution to the war against Haly The Karrtag: are turned over to thf Dtnl iUAlU. Ethiopian Bed Cross. .(AjIMliltd P.feil PtlvtO) SECOND HURRICANE HITS CUBA IV P III S5 il 4 Hers Is wreckage left by the latest tropical hurricane to hit Cuba, the storm was the second of the season for the island. Roaring over the Santiago area, It did great property damage and left four persons dead. (Associated Press Photo) KEMP ARRAIGNED IN FORGERY Sit H f 3fS vt iff ! jj J ij n John j. Kemp, Broadway Insurance broker, whose alleged defalca tions affected the Insurance premiums and policies of many famoua atage and acreen atara, as ho was arraigned for discharge of forgery charges so that he might plead to three Indictments In general sesslona court. Left to right: Detective George McNulty, Kemp and William J. Hanley, one of defense counsel. (Associated Press Photo NEW PLANE FOR PACIFIC SERVICE 4 ' f 1 S; J II : The China Clipper said to be the largest flying boat ever built In the United States, at the Glenn L, Martin plant near Baltimore, Md., Just .beftre a demonstration flight and delivery to the Pan American Airways for trans-Pacific service. (Associated Press Photo) HOOVER INTRODUCES GENERAL At" 7 ir MS Oen. Evangeline Booth, head of the Salvation Army, and Herbert Hoover, former President, at a reception given In her honor In Los An geles. Hoover Introduced General Booth at the reception, which wa ild la tin First Mslhadlil churi:h..U.sjocJattd Braaa fihuot ' a- 1
