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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1936)
MEDFORD MAIL TRfBUyR MEDFOKn. OfiEOON. Machine Gun Seller FIREMAN KILLED WHEN STEAMER BURNS BONUS BONDS START ROLLING SUDE SURVIVORS FIGHT STORM V . l --N ' - ' k- ' f m tii r i a II iiMr m-t in n .v. v x: -. . i. .am -. m ". ., I V : Jcob Paley, New York junk deal er, It pictured aa he told the eon ate munitions committee at Wash ington of the sales of thousands of " army machine guns which were "mutilated but repairable" through- . out the country at the same time the Justice department was at- , tempting to keep the weapons out of gangsters' hands. (Associated Press Photo) Death Takes Ritchie One fireman was killed and more than a score were Injured fighting a blaze aboa.-d the Norwegian steamer Gisla at Baltimore. Its decks awash, the nitrate-laden vessel Is shown as It appeared while flre , fighters were still throwing tons of water Into the smoldering hold. (Associated Press Photo) BOTH FLAMES, ICE BATTLED BY FIREMEN Former Governor Albert C. Ritchie (above) of Maryland, an outstanding member of the Demo cratic party and four times chief executive of his state, died sudden ly at his Baltimore apartment. (As sociated Press Photo) . rw-air ,r"' 1 8 S w-s i Here Is the height of firemen's battle against a four-hour, $100,000 fire In a Detroit feed and grain plant In eight below zero weather, the coldest of the winter. Scores of flre-flghters were frost-bitten about their faces; hose snapped 'n the cold and torches had to be used to thaw couplings. (Associated Press Photo) FATAL MOUNTAIN AVALANCHE CRUSHES TRAIN New Commissioner William O. Douglas, former Yali law professor, who waa appointed a member of the federal securities, commission by President Roose velt (Associated Press Photo) . uJ. ! i ! V ? . r,,lw)' coaeh ln wh,eh w trainmen and a woman lost their lives whsn it was burled under 10 feet of snow In a mountain avalanche near Wallace, Ida. Two men passengers were rescued alive from the torn and battered car. (Associated Preaa Photo) . . p""n"w lfTS I ...... ...... -,.wr , And why shouldn't they cheer youthful Joa Dl Magglo on his first trip up to the major leagues as a prospective member ef the New York Yankees? For they're the rest of the Dl Maggio family out to bid Joe goodbye as he left his San Francisco horns by automobile for the training camp In Florida. Dl Magglo was the sensation of the coast ieague and Is expected to win I regular berth with th Yanks' outfisld, (Associatsd Press Photo Carrying out Ma promlee to leave only If forcibly ejected, State Treesurer George B. Hamilton resisted unsuccessfully the efforts of Adjutsnt Qenersl Llndley W. Camp (right) and Sergeant H. D. Black well (left) to remove him from hie office under an order by Governor Eugene Talmadge. Hamilton and Comptroller General W. B. Harrison were ousted following their refusal to sign Talmadge fiscal warrant. .(Associated Press Photo; f The presses at the federal bureau of printing and engraving, are bv eonorV.h.,yIf "r'e,d.,U:nJnB th8 ,lr" "" onu. bond. vof.d by congress. (Associated Press Photo) NEW NAVY WASP LAUNCHED A hllvTarrf uhlh k. a .1-1.1 j r . j '"hou oiu", aaye nampered aurv vora of a anow avalanche In which six were killed at a Colorado mine earnn .! they fought their way over 10 mile, of drifted moCnTaln traTla tl bnng one of the Injured, Nell On.g.rd, to Mancos, Colo. The men a rl PrrPh.," " tH'y PU",d 0n,",, 0" io-"- (AModaJed GIRL FRIEND VISITS SUSPECT I rp j iv:i !jfy lirnit'1I-'i ..-aavBi-. th; , i: ja iw The destroyer Smith, named for a Civil War naval hero, Is plctursd aa It slid down the ways after christening ceremonlee before 10,000 persons at the Mare Island Navy Yard. Another deetroyer may be aeen under construction alongside. (Associated Presa Photo) PRESIDENT RECEIVES DEGREE i' 1 i r SHOW THOSE YANKS HOW, JOE MILITIAMEN EJECT STATE OFFICIAL C A smile flashed aoros th fao ef Frsd Stettler, 'chauffeur held a a suspect In th "murder by th clock" of Mr, and Mre. Carl 8. Bar bour at Loa Angeles, when he waa visited In Jail by Miss Peggy White, said to be Me sweetheart They are ehown together here.' (Associ ated Praet Photo) , - SUES MAE WEST AS 'HUSBAND' President Roosevelt, wearing h fart... .. THE VICTOR AND VANQUISHED ) k v'' F y Pvfci " : ' V ' " r ;- I Although ah ha repeatedly contradicted him, Frank Wallace (left) renewed hie efforta ta obtain a court ruling declaring him to be Maa West's husband by getting a New York supreme court luetics' permleelon to serve her with pspsrs In hi suit for a declaratory ludg. ?nt' ' ' n0Wl' w,,n M attorney, Samuel J. Selgel. (Associatsd Preee Photo) TAKE OFFICE IN TALMADGE COUP ' F 4ST'-- This picture tells graphically the ususl story el what happen! In a grade cross, ng .irash. At the left le the locomotive, undmegtd,end m Vtf f0'1"uni the ahattered wreckage of what once wae an auto mobile Three pereons wsre killed In this wrsck which occurred nesr Tracy, fcallf, whsn a apeeding paesenger train atruck the ear at creasing. (Associated Press Photo r if-.v -: . & . - ' . ar f . 11 a s- i t , a nveVJ I f I f 1 1 ; - J Taking office In a declalv financial coup by Gov. Euaene Talmarfne .'nd ?mnol;r'.,1..:',, ""."."A C'rr,kr (rlh,l ' 'tat. tr.T.urS.; mer ho?dP.r. .SInr 10' :0r9' ""r ,h ""or ousted the for ?f the aut. iV.? f "1 ' .t""1"' ku ""nanoiaj dlct.tor.hlo u. the I lata, (Associated Preaa Photoa)
