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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1952)
V , -r -w M , in , r "i Jl r J HANDCUFFS ARE PLACED on John R. Bayless, ex-AIcatras convict, by two FBI men as be steps from Los Angeles plane at New York airport. Bayless' brief case contained more than $19,000. believed stolen In Hollywood bank holdup. , (Inttrnatimall . T" III " jrwJ" - :- I 1 ' 1KLil-v-" 'i CARRIED BY SUSPECT, John R. Bayless, 38, ex-Alcatraa con vict, here is $19,000 of currency believed stolen from Hollywood branch bank. Money was crammed in brief case and he was carry ; tag pistol when arrested at New York airport. (International) . Captured Robber Expert at Making Two Kinds of Dough New York (U.R) FBI gents and an authority on cooking agreed Wednesday that captured bank robber John Richard Bay less was an expert at raising two kinds of dough.' ' The G-men learned that the. 37-year-old Bayless knew his way around, a kitchen shortly after they arrested him at La Guardia airport Wednesday as he got off a transworld airliner from Los Angeles. ' Money. Recipes Found - They found in his personally initialed brief case the. $19,000 loot from a Hollywood bank robbery Monday and a loose-leaf notebook filled with recipes most of them, for breads, cakes and pies. " , ' The . balding, bespectacled Bayless, who looks more like a , securities salesman than a bank robber, told authorities he had collected the recipes in the 12 years he spent as head of the Alcatraz prison bakery..-.; One federal agent figured the recipes were "time tested" while Bayless did the Alcatraz : stint for robbing a Mansfield, Mo., bank of $591 in 1937. Checked by Expert ' - Florence Brobeck, a home economist and author of five cook books, read through the more than 100 pages of neatly typed recipes and said Bayless knew how to make the right kind of dough. Miss Brobeck admitted that in her 30 years of cooking she had once before seen one of Bayless recipes. It was for raspberry ice cream pie, made with gelatin, vanilla ice cream and crushed raspberries. "If they eat like that at Alcatraz, maybe crime does pay," she said. Broadcast To Feature Phrases in Spanish Ashland Medf ord Rotarians who are planning to attend the international convention of their orgaization in Mexico City will be interestedjn this week's reg ular Southern Oregon college radio program, according to LeonC. Mulling, associate pro fessor of speech. Students- of Charleen Kring, instructor in Spanish, will pre sent an informal study of com monly used Spanish phrases in the lS-minute broadcast to be aired at 8:15 p. m. Thursday evening over -radio-' station KWIN, Ashland . Members of the cast include Dick Carter and Connie Inskeep, Medf ord; Les Cingcade, Oak land; Sam Chase, Gold Beach; and Vincent Gomes, North Bend. In the breeding season of wild ducks, mallard drakes fight in the air for a female s favor. Among the dignified canvasbacks however, the competing males stage a chest-to-chest pushing contest. 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MSCMOU MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TTtT Washington U The boys in the Press Club coke room got to arguing about wh'rh at Me from tht gold- en era of sports meaning the 20'a could if i . y II f command tht biggest house now for a de ftnst bond show. Tht consen sus seemeo be tnat Dempsey, old M a n a s a Mauler, who is stul bp ixi .-u. likely could draw a big audi ence. But the big. tough man. who passed what we caU middle age. wouldn't like to make a speech. As everybody knows his voice is a mu on the soprano side on radio. That's for boxing, lit aland head and big shoulders over tht rest of the fighters of his era. Fastball Crtata Dead In baseball, two of the best are dead. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig both of the New York Yankees. The Babe, rough as he was, was one of the finest guys I ever met. So was the first bae man. Iron Man Lou. I'll never forget the first time I saw the Babe. I was a shirt slecver in what was known as the civilian ' military training camp at Jeff. ,n Barracks, Ma One day my number came up to go to Sportsman Park in St. Louis and watch the fabulous Yankees of 1928 fight against the Browns. I had my big nose and big Brown eyes practically into the infield. Babe Ruth went to the plate five times and five times went down swinging. I was a big boy then but even so I wept a couple of tears over those strike outs. Edtrle Wouldn't Draw In swimming we had Gertrude Ederle, the first woman ever to swim the English channel. She is around, and well, but she could not draw a big hand. In basketball there have been many great players. But you don't hear much about them after they leave school. The darlings of the tracks were in duplicate in the "20 s". MMan-O-War," the late great horse, and Paavo Nurmi, the "Phantom Finn", who came over and show ed our middle distance runners how to set records. Sabin Carr of Yale was a hero when he became the first man ever to scale 14 feet in the pole vault . Grange in Football In football, there was Harold E. "Red" Grange, the Wheat "iceman." 1'U never forget the day they dedicated the Illinois memorial stadium at Urbana to the memory of the dead from World War I, They reeled up Old Glory, they played "The Star Spangled Banner." And before the tingle had left the spine, the whistle blew and away went Red against the whole Michigan team. When he arrived across the enemy goal, there wasn't a Michi gan man on his feet. There was a thrill. In wrestling there was Jim Londos. Not to mention Strang ler Lewis. But when you get down to it. which of the fctrt cewM 4r now even lor beets. Ge sm a vote, and I U Uae Vrmymj. CIO OTHVorkers Ponder Request To Delay Strike WMhtaflnaj J5 rVWI Mediation Chief Cyrus S. Oting j said Wednesday the CIO nil, worker have agreed to eon? his request for a one-week post ponement of a nationwide oil re finery strike. 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