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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1936)
MTTFOTCr MATT, TRTRTTNTR. MTHYFOTCD. OREGON, ON A BICYCLE BUILT FOR TWO RECEIVES TEMPORARY PROMOTION INSURGENTS MOP UP ON LOYALISTS TO FREE ALCAZAR DEFENDERS 4 " '..te a-x-.-w ii -s it i fit 7 4 Princess Juliana of Holland and Prince Bernhard Zur Llppe Blester re Id, whose engagement was recently announced, are shown enjoying the popular Dutch pastime of cycling In the park of the royal palace at The Hague. (Associated Press Photo) . BLONDE GOLFER CHARGES ASSAULT Appointed by President Roosevelt to fill, temporarily, the vacancy left by the death of George H. Dern, Harry H. Woodrlng. new secretary of war, is shown with his wife at their Alexandria, Va., home receiving telephoned congratulations. (Associated Press Photo) fe! vnl llM :tIu tost m This picture, one of the most remarkable to come out of war-torn Spal n, shows Fascist Insurgents advancing stealthily through the ruins of the outer courtyard of the Alcazar at Toledo to drive out the last of the loyalist troops before freeing the heroic defenders of the old fortress palace, who had withstood a ten-weeks siege. Some of the soldiers are crouching behind barricades. The dead mule In the foreground tells another grim tale of war. (Associated Press-Paramount News Photo) LATEST IN SISTER ACTS TAKES TO STAGE , 4 , Bea Gottlieb, the blonde golfer who beat King Edward VIII of England ,J 7. when he was Prince of Wales, accused Carey Phelan, 44, New York cabaret owner, of criminally assaulting her. Miss Gottlieb, shown In her hospital bed, said she withheld charges for two weeks lest the king be embarrassed. (Associated Press Photo) RUTH, RUPPERT AGAIN FRIENDS . . .... l- ham ?a -m. n m r: - v . KMBttiL ISWa tiL i :ui LINDBERGH'S "MECHANICAL HEART" That first look at an audience of 7,800 persons scarcely dimmed the smiles of the 6-year-old Morlock quadruplets of Lansing, Mich., when they made their professional stage debut at Lowell, Mich. Q. H. Runclman Introduces (left to right) Edna A., Sarah C, Wllma B. and Helen D. Those initials do not conceal names, but Indicate the order of their birth. (Associated Press Photo) .--J i nil IfelflfeyVi p MAT iK&tt v 71 -' jLi,, , ' , i ' . " y 5 I -j 4 , ! .. - 4, '-'.3 JOHN GILBERT'S BED AUCTIONED This Is a close-up of the "mechanical heart" developed by Col. Charles A. Lindbergh In collaboration with Rockefeller solentlsts and demon trated by the flyer at the International Cytology conference In Copen hagen. (Associated Press PhotM - VICTORIOUS SPANISH REBEL COLUMN ADVANCES .. . - w I I I U i a AatlmA hn .IsmIi Baoe nutn, xne rormor inwo mciv, anw Vi.i.-.mv Ruppert, who hadn't been on very friendly terms since the Babe left the Yanks, forgot all about It when they both attended a victory dinner celebrating the Yankees' triumphs over the Giants in the World Series at Now York. (Associated Press Photo) NYE DISCUSSES FOKKER AFFIDAVIT Tnis Ded on wnicn John Gitoert, me film actor, died was put up for auction at Hollywood with the rest of his household furnishings. Two attendants at the auction Inspect the bed, which was described as one of the largest ever made. (Associated Press Photo) INDICTED FOR SHIP KILLING N h 3 ill' !f7rvL - .- J 3 t r i ' f r This picture shows a column of Spanish rebel troops marohlng on San Sebastian after conquarlng th. nearby town of Irun. The Fascist forces hive completed the occupation of 8an Sebastian and have sst up a olvll administration to govern the city, (Associated Press Photo) 49 HURT WHEN TRUCK AND TROLLEY COLLIDE 7 1 , n 7 U. S. Senator Gsrald P. Nye (right) la pictured with reporters at Washington as he discussed the F'okker affidavit before the Senate Munitions Committee In which Elliott Roosevelt, son of the Presidsnt, was named as a party to a contract to sell planes to Russia. (Atso-j slated Press Photo Earl King (left), San Francisco district secretary of the Marine Fire men, Oilers, Wipsrs and Watertenders Association, and 3eorge Wallace (right), a member of the union, were Indicted by the grand Jury at Oakland, Cal for the five-months-old slaying of Chief Engineer George W. Alberts on the freighter Point Lobos. District Attorney Earl Warren charged that King had "employed the assassins" and that Wal lace was ons of two killers. He said Wsllaca had made a confession. (Associated Press Photo! A sevsn-ton truck and a trolley car collided In the Bronx at New York with this result. Forty-nlns of the n - u ai- . m . . . ...... allnktlu iMlnmrf. A.anAl.t.rl Priu Phntn ' " Hats Replace Fans Fan dancing and bubble danclnl are too old-fashioned for Roslts Delva, 19-year-old Los Angslet dancer, who waa born In Moxlco, where hats are hats. 8o alie has de veloped the "sombrero dance" and hows here how It goes. (Asso ciated Press Photo AP Men In Spain Dramatic storlsa of Spain's Civil War are being brought to American reader by these three Associated Prsss correspondentsi Alexander P. Uhl (top), bureau chief at M drldt Richard O. Masaock (left), who told tales of the survivors of the Alcazar, and Elmer W. Peterson (right), reporter on Spain's south ern war front. (Associated Presa Photo! . :
