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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1936)
MEDFOTCD MATL TKTRTJNT!. MEDFOKT). O'REGON, NINE CANDIDATES MAKE IT HARD TO PICK COLONEL TRANSPARENT MODEL OF WORLD'S LARGEST 'EYEPIECE' ENGLAND WANTS NEW ELIZABETH Students at the University of California at Los Angeles had to choose from this group of nlno co-eds a girl . to bo honorary colonel of the R. O. T. C. unit. Left to right: Leone Wakefield, Janet Knox, Eleanor Diet rich, Betty Wyatt, Dot Franz, Barbara Belden, Virginia Reed, Dorli Wards and Georgette Foster. (Asso ciated Press Photo) THERE IS SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN This Is a transplant model of what will be the world's largest "eyepiece," the telescope to be erected on ML Palomar, Calif. The structure will house the 200-inch glass mirror eye at point No. 1, and astron omers will observe at point No. 2, far above the ground. Note the comparative size of the scale figure of I man (Indicated by bottom arrow). Capt. C. S. McDowell, U.S.N., stands beside the model as It was exhibited at New York. (Associated Press Photo) MEALS FOR DOCK STRIKERS Suffers Rare Malady Any girl can have alluring dimples, says Mrs. E. Isabella Gilbert, shown demonstrating her "dimple maker" at the National Inventor's Congress at Springfield, Mass. She's wearing one of the gadgets and holdlno another. This device was Just one of scores of new Inventions displayed by inventors at tha congress. (Associated Press Photo) j jII Y t -jYg Although America Is stirred about the chances of Mrs. Wallls Simp son becoming a queen, old England has Its heart set on a second Queen Elizabeth. The ten-year old daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Vork would become Crown Princess should King Edward abdicate to marry. She Is shown with tha King when he was Prince of Wales. (Asso ciated Press Photo) COUPLE ENDS CANOE VENTURE CONTINUE FIGHT THOUGH SHOT Striking maritime workers are pictured preparing food for some 7,000 of their comrades at ths new central mess hall opened at Los Angeles. All bona-flda members of the Sevan striking unions are entitled to three meals a day. (Associated Press Photo) QUINTS' DOCTOR VISITS CITY Although Al Lazenka (rear) had four bullet wounds and Walter Shev chuck was shot In the mouth, they still sought to continue their bitter fight In this ambulance after their arrest In -New York. The battle climaxed a feud of long standing between the pair, who formerly were friends. (Associated Press Photo) 'I A3 New Marryin' Judge f E .iim i A rare malady (Alberi-Schonberg's disease) has left three-year.old Joan Belk (above) blind and paralyzed In both legs. The disease causes bonss to become brittle, but Is not neces sarily fatal and does not affect re ilratlon. (Associated Press Photo) Italy's II Duce r - i -nni'.; , i j 1 ( p Dr. Alan Dafoa, who delivered tha famous Dlonns quintuplets, visited Chicago on his annual vacation from tha little Ontario town. Hera ha la (right) telling Chicago's Mayor Kelly his young charges "are In ex cellent health." (Associated Press Photo) LABOR LEADERS SEEK FEDERATION PEACE Meet Constable Ed M. Winn, who will soon be tha "marrying" Justice of the peace at Yuma, Ariz., for Hollywoodltea and other elopers. He wae elected to the post after Justice E. A. Freeman, who's latest ceremony was to marry John Barry, mora and Elaine Barrle, did not run (or re-election. (Associated Press Photo) T1 A thrseyear adventure by 18-foot oanoe, begun as a honeymoon tour, was over today for Dana Lamb and his wife, Virginia, of Santa Ana, Calif. They are pictured with their canoe, traveling equjpment and two knives they acquired on their trip along the western coast of America's, upon their return home aboard a freighter. (Associated Press Photo) EXECUTED BY HIS OWN MEN - liMKtMMf ( aV ...... I , -1 jW. 1 p-ti SB. 'h ; f-V! 1 t; - 'a. - TIME FOR SHOVEL BRIGADE 4;r This la a nsw character study of Premier Benito Mussolini of Italy made when ha lad a throng of 50,000 In a oelabration marking tha four teenth anniversary ef tha famoua March en Roma." (Associated Press Photo) A firing squad of his own troops executed Colonel Cuervo, leader of a regiment of Spanish government troops, after his msn found him guilty of loading them Into a rebel trap which practically wiped out tha regi ment. This dramatic picture taksn Just after Cuervo was seized shows the officer (Indicated by the arrow) vainly trying to explain tha erroi) (Associated Press Photo) STORK BRINGS TWO SETS OF LION CUBS TO ZOO 9f. v Members of the Committee for Industrial Organization are pictured as they met st the Washington offlees of John L. Lewis, chairman, to discus plans for a peacs settlement between the American Federation of Labor and the C. I. O. unions which were suspended by the federation's council. With Lewis are Charles Howard, president of the International Typographical Union, and Msx Zaritsky, president of tha United Hatters and Milliner Union, iAesoclatsd Press PhotoJ The shovel brigade had to swing Into action early this year at Fargua Falls, Minn., when November enows piled up nesrly two feet deep to give motorists and workmen a regular mid-winter struggle to free auto mobiles. Hare thty are attacking the drifts to relesse thraa stalled ara. (Associated Press Photo) Just one month old, these ssven lively lion cubs are shown as they mada their publlo debut at tha San Frsneisco zoo. They arrived In two litters of four and three cubs each, and their birth was kept secret until they were rescly to appear In public. They are Just cu:e, fuzzy little devils now, but those two at tha right, at Isast, show signs of thslr Jungle ancestry. (Assoclatsd Press Photo)
