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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1936)
MEDFOTCD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTCD. OTCEGON. AMERICAN LEGION STAGES GIGANTIC PARADE TRAINING FOR A PRINCE FAMOUS ALCAZAR FORTRESS BLOWN UP fa for; 1 lcM; As part of his training for a commission as a cavalry officer, Pnncs Mlkasa (In foreground with black skull cap), youngest of the three brothers of Emperor Hirohlto of Japan, participated in the exercise of swimming mounts across a river. The prince recently graduated from the army cadet school. (Associated Press Photo) Hero Is a view of the huge parade staged by the American Legion at its national convention at Cleveland. Regular army troops are shown In the foreground. (Associated Presa Photo This picture, rushed to London and radioed to New York, shows the smoke-veiled and debris-splotched citadel at Toledo, the Alcazar, after it had been dynamited by Spanish government forces In their effort to capture Its rebel defender. (Associated Press Photo) Broke Up Banquet SELKIRK'S HOMER SCORES FIRST RUN OF SERIES to I I fH t"-m trtl - s, kMir - , Woody Hockaday of Wichita, Kan, Who broke up an American Legion banquet at Baltimore by scattering feathers on the guests "In the in terests of peace" is shown en route to a Washington, D. C. hospital from which he recently escaped. (Arsociated Press Photo) Edward H FitzGerald (left), federal department of labor conciliator, Is pictured talklna with Harry Lundeberg, secretary-treasurer of the Sailors' Union of the Pacific, as he tackled the labor dispute that tied up the liner President Hoover at San Francisco as It was scheduled to sail for the Orient with 471 oassenoer. (Associated Press Photo) res v 5 iSL 4 5 t V - , 5 f few The New York Yankees drew first blood In the "subway" World's Series with th New York Giants on this home run by George Selkirk, rlghtflelder, In the third Inning of the glrst game off Carl Hubbell, acs Giant pitcher. But It wasn't enough, for the Giants won 6 to 1. Selkirk Is shown crossing the plate, with Red Ruffing, the Yankee pltcher.'congratulatlng him. Mancuso la the Giant catcher. (Associated Pres Photo LEGION. CHEERS NEW COMMANDER 'AUTO' AUTOGIRO GIVEN TEST "ro Jit: Maureen O'Sullivan, film actress, and John Farrow, writer and director, leaving the church at Santa Monica, Calif., where they were married. Picture work caused a delay In their honeymoon plans. (Associated Press Photo) ft rktft: 1 ... 1 r r . ? : i a-.-: 'n. ', ' - tv 1 State delegations surged forward with their banners In an ovation for Harry W. Colmery of Topekj, Kas., after he was unanimously elected new national commander of the American Legion at ite convention at Cleveland- In the center of the banners stand Rav Murnhv (left), retiring commander, and Colmery. (Associated Press Photo) NAMED TO MARITIME COMMISSION This new autoglro for use both In the air and on the highways was demonstrated for air olficiaia at wmow Grove, Pa. Bum for tne federal bureau of air commerce, the plane's blades fold back, permitting road travel, as shown below. The ehlp can be parked In an ordinary oarage. J. H. Gelsse Is beside It In the upper picture. (Associated Press Photos) 'MASTER-MINDS BEFORE BATTLE vjf ffj Br 7;v t w k Avery Brundage of Chicago (right), head of the American Olympic Committee, is shown as he talked to reporters on his return to New York on the liner Vulcanls. Brundage defended the committee's dis missal of Mrs. Eleanor Holm Jarrett, star swimmer, from the team on drinking charges, (Associated Press PhotoX . r 4 r fort rtrf I Rear Admiral Henry A. Wiley (left), retired, of Hsverford, Pa., and Rear Admiral Harry G. Hamlet (right). Chevy Chase. Md., were two of the three nen appointed by the White House to the maritime board to administer )ht new ship, subsidy act Associated Press Photos, Manager Bill Terry (Isft) of the New York Giants and Joe McCarthy, who does ths master-minding for the Yankees, paused for thie hand shake before the first game of tha World Series In the New York Polo Grounds. Terry took the early edge as the Giants won behind Hub bell's pitching 6 to 1 In tha cold and rain, worst series conditions In ten years. (Associated Prose Photoj. PREPARING FOR BIG STORM iv..1 : i . .v.. sal i$n t , .1(1,(1 i . 1 When warnings of the bitter hurricane which swept the Atlantl coaatalstates were flashed, residents along, the beach at Norfolk, Va either boarded up for the big blow or fled their homes. This picture, made near Norfolk, shows men hastening to give what protection they mloht to their homo. (Associated Press Photoj ANOTHER HOLLYWOOD MARRIAGE 4 i V i 'l s 1 'VJ - This Is another Hollywood romance that reached the etage of matrl. mony. Ann 8othern, actress, and Roger Pryor, actor and orchestra leader, are pictured as they filed their notice of Intention to wed at Los Angeles. (Associated Press Photo) These were the oldest and youngest sets of twins at a twins' conven tion held at Huntington Beach, Calif. A. D. (left) and L. M. McCargar, both 89, are shown holding Gay M. Hamilton II and Clark R. Hamilton, Jr., three months old, (Associated Presa Photos.
