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1953
Death Penalty for Girl
Commuted to Life
' Singapore CJJ9 The death
sentence imposed on a Malayan
girl communist tot whom Hun
gary offered to trade an impris
oned British butlneiiman was
commuted today to Ufa lmprU
' onment
The Sultan of Perak, of one of
the federated Malay states,
granted the clemency appeal of
Lee Mens, 23, sentenced to die
Armed Boat
Rumor Sifted
Mexico City ) The U. S.
Embassy says it has no confirm'
atlon of reports that North
American and Cuban shrimp
boats have carried arms while
fishing off Mexico's coast.
Published reports have said
the foreign boats were armed,
some with machine guns, and
that Mexican fishermen have
asked permission to arm them'
selves as a protective measure.
Charge d'affaires Paul Cul
bertson of the U. S. Embassy
aid he has received no confirm
ation at all of the reports, and
added that the IS North Amer
ican boats seized last week off
Campeche were certainly un
armed.
Meanwhile the Campeche case
continued to simmer Saturday In
the wake of Culbertson'a con
ference with tiie Mexican minis
ter of foreign relations on the
subject
Culbertson told a news con
ference that the case centers
around whether the shrimp boats
were fishing when captured by
a Mexican gunboat, and not
where they were captured.
last September for carrying
weapons and "consorting with
bandits." She was acquitted In
a previous trial.
An official announcement
said the sultan acted "on the
advice of the state executive
council."
Prime Minister Winston
Churchill last week rejected a
Hungarian government proposal
to exchange Edgar Sanders, 48,
for Lee Meiig.
Sanders ' was sentenced to 13
years in prison by Hungary In
1950 on spy charges at a trial
with his American chief, Robert
A. Vogeler. Vogeler was re
leased from a 13-year sentence
in April, 1031, after the U. S.
granted Hungary certain conces
sions.
Churchill told the house of;
commons last Monday:
"There can be no question ol
bartering a human life or de
flecting the course of justice or '
mercy in Malaya for the sake of
obtaining the release of a Brit
ish subject unjustly Imprisoned
in Hungary."
Lee Meng insisted at her trial
that she was not a communist
bandit Various local appeals for
clemency were made on human
itarian grounds and in protest
against the legal system that
permitted her to be iried twice
for the same crime.
Central High Band
Schedules Concert
Independence The spring
concert of the Central High
School Band, will be held on
March 13 In the high school
gymnasium.
The boys double quartette
and the girls sextette will par
ticipate in this program.
Aberdeen-Angus Auction
At Fairgrounds Tuesday
By CLAUDE STECSLOFF
A distinguished group of Aberdeen-Angus
breeding cattle con
signed by 22 cattlemen from ev
ery section of Oregon will be
old tomorrow at the State Fair
grounds In the second annual
Oregon Aberdeen-Angus associ
ation sale.
There will be IS registered
bulls, 29 registered females,
three registered baby calves and
42 commercial cattle.
Entry 13, a senior yearling
bull consigned by Gerald West
o' Klamath Falls, Is scratched.
He died of bloat last week.
Joe Johnson and James Elllngs
of Oregon State college animal
husbandry department are grad
ing the cattle this afternoon.
- Consignors of registered cattle
Include: Mrs. Frank Binder, Elk
ton; Alvin & Charles Cheyne,
Klamath FaUs; James Coffleld,
Eagle Creek; Thomas Densley,
Baker; Lazy T Ranch, Medford;
J. Q. Freeman, Baker; Fred
Gassner, Klmberly; Hawthorn
Farms, Hillsboro; Ben Hil
ton, Grants Pan; Harold Ran
kin, Hermlston; C. R. and Rob
ert Smith, Pendleton; Don Sna
bel, Powell Butte; E. J. Soder
burg, Enterprise; Spring Meadow
Farm, Corvallls; Gerald West,
Klamath Falls and Edith and
Earl Wilson, Malin.
Commercial cattle are all heif
ers, mosty purebreds but not re
gistered. They are offered for
cattlemen not interested in pure
breds. Consignors are: Hawthorn
Farm; Kesl and Wedman,
Haines; William Llppencott,
Williams; Archie Rlekkola, As
toria; Don Snabcl and Carl Wil
liams, Salem.
Walter Palmer of Lot Angeles,
who sold the cattle last year, will
again be on the block. Ring as
sistants are: Walter H. Smith,
American Aberdeen-Angus asso
ciation; Sherm Guttrldge, West
ern Livestock Journal; Jiggt
Jesse, pacific Stockman: and SI
Williams, Western Livestock Re
porter.
Gerald West is chairman of
the sale committee. Don Snabel,
Dr. Frank Freeburger, Medford
and Carl Williams are commit
tee members.
Ben Hilton, president of the
association, announced that the
annual Aberdeen-Angus banquet
will be held this evening at the
Senator hotel. A social hour Is
set for 6:30 p.m. to be followed
by a program and meal at 7:30.
Cattle selling will start at 1
p.m. tomorrow.
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