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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1935)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEPFOKI), OREGON, Rose Parade Chie. FIRE DESTROYS HOSPITAL ANNEX ARMY BLIMP'S NOSE IS MASHED ii w.. sk i it i st r-m EST' -B ' Capt. J. W. McCall, jr., retired army officer and World War hero, wW be chief of staff and in charge ef the 1936 Tournament of Rosea parade in Pasadena, Calif., New Year's day. (Associated Presi Photo) . iw3t a i ?f! ! TTZf .V "I!-1 "ll 'W'M l ' 1 Jf! I ' .'.A Alts, - MMt Two unidentified nurses, driven out In their night clothing by a fire that caused $50,000 damage to an Iowa City, la., hospital annex huddle under blankets. The annex which housed nearly 100 nurses and em ployes was destroyed. There were no serious Injuries. (Associated Press PhotoJ TESTIFIES AT SENATE INQUIRY " f d I j - : - .r r- HA 4 The TC-13, largest non-rlgld dirigible In the army, was bndl dam aged in an attempted takeoff at San Antonio, Tex,, when trailing rope caught under the wheels attaohed to the gondola and dipped the bag's nose against the ground. The blimp was on Its way from Langley Fi:d to Moffett Field in California where it will be stationed. (Asso ciated Press Photo "4 r S " ? yi It "J uif . y j Typical Coeds Chosen Stephen 6imkhovltch, 34-year-old Hollywood playwright, who vol unteered as a "human guinea pig" for a freezing death.tolife expert merit proposed by Or. Ralph Willard of Los Angeles, Is pictured here with Dorothy May Cowm, 30, Santa Barbara, Calif., newspaperwoman. They plan to be married soon, i Associated Press Photon MODELS PLAY TO COURTROOM Judoe Fred C. Jacobs of Phoenix. Ariz., as he appeared at a senate committee Investigation In Los Angeles. The senators were Investl. gating recent bankruptcy and receivership cases heard In California and Arizona courts. (Associated Press Photo) LOYAL TROOPS SENT TO NORTH r r "I - Al V, 'A .."la V:V i J "t is fate to Soldiers equipped with gas masks (top) and artillery of the federal army of Brazil were sent to the north to crush a revolt In foilr pro vinces. (Associated Press Photo) The S. R. O. sign was hanging at the entrance of Harlem court in New York when five models and actresses were dismissed on inde cency charges as a result of a raid on the New York 8oclety of Illus trators "stag" show. Three of the defendants were (left to right) ' Bobble Fenton, Inez Gregersten and Colette Nicks. (Associated Press Photo) FOUR-MOTORED BOMBER CRASHES TO EARTH IN TEST FLIGHT i s f VT" v--' . a ..i.'i' - ' - - 4.-' 1 '1 :'-"!! 7 cy t - t tt'-'W . . A aji---Kii a.--. J One n.-n was ;:.-d and three o'.r.ers iniurtd after a feur-motorad Bo.sJng Rljne.jindtrgolng a test flight, fell from an attltuds of 100 (ui . Wright Fild. pear Dayton, 0, (Associated Press PhotoJ " I-' - A brunette, blonde and redhead were chosen by the journalism fra ternity as the most typical coeds at the University of Southern Califor nia. The girls chosen for beauty, charm and "that certain some thing" were (top to bottom) Paul fne Berg. Mary Francis Allen and Velma McDonlel. (Associated Press Photo) ' For the sake of "something dil (rent" In bathing jults, this Or Isndo, Fla., beauty hit on ths idei of using festoons of gray moss. Bui there's a catch to It. Moss eomei apart In water, so there can't be much swimming. (Associated Presi Photo) The Philippines put on gala attire to welcome the China Clipper when It arrived there on comple tion of the inaugural flight from Alameda, Calif., of transpacific airmail service. Members of the Clip per's crew are shown In the top picture as they were cheered passing under a welcoming arch. Lower: The Clipper tying up to her float In Manila as the crew gets ready to go ashore. These pictures arrived aboard the China Clipper upon Its return to Alameda and were dispatched to this newspaper several hours later. (Associated Preii P!'rti FOUR CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH IN FIRE 9' 4 u J 1 WSMlA In the charred ruins of these beds four children, ranging In age from B to 14 years of age, of Mr. and Mrs. James Clampl died when a fire, originating In an oil stove on the floor below, swept their West Orange, N. J home. The parents and two other children escaped. (Associated Press Photo) "SKY FLEA" CHRISTENED IN CINCINNATI i tL Z4 s rts , . ' - - ' - - - 3 Page Croslev. daunhter of Pnwll r.rM!v i niMr.j .u. . Jt . . . m . r . . '.r " - , - " t-w..s,j ao aim ciin.ignca mi uiminuuvg piano aevsi- feet? (AssocTailed Pm Photo) Cr0"ey- Tht ora,t wel'h, 516 Pound, wlth wln9 Pr' "V CAIRO GUARDED AFTER ANTI-BRITISH DEMONSTRATION -rV ' 4 iylii Native police, armsd with sticks, patrolled the erovded strests of Cairo, Egypt, during serious riots -on "Independence Oiur" lo yfiLtl) llvfn wort killed and mors than a hundrtg; wounded. (Assoclaud
