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73 Believed Drowned As Shrimp Boat Sinks '"Tuxtla, Gutierrez, Mexico (U.R) A Mexican shrimp boat, overloaded with a catch of more than five tons, broke apart Sat urday in heavy seas and 13 men were reported drowned. Three crewmen survived the sinking by remaining afloat by another fishing boat. The through the night until rescued boat belonged to the Vera Cruz company and sank six miles from the Pacific Coast village of Barra De San Cayetano. JUL. '.JJL-IWLL HI- JHJDJM.J. Kptv mom, Prl07D6RAPfty Man Picks Poor lime To Get Lost in Fog Los Angeles (U.R) James Crockett, 35, of 1 Norwalk, Calif., got lost in the fog Sat urday at the wrong time. He was taking his wife. Mary Pauline, to a Los Ange les hospital. The fog delayed them, however, so Crockett assisted while his wife gave birth to a six-pound ' girl in the car. The auto, Crockett discover ed later, was parked just out side the hospital. 1 1 SUEE 6ET GREAT FLASH . PJCTUBES WITH My KALART . SPEED FLACM. M i that's right. 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A jury of five Swiss house wives and one man took 90 min utes to reach the verdict against Dahl. who 17 years ago escaped a death sentence in the Spanish Civil war when his beautiful blonde wife appealed to Gener alissimo Francisco Franco. Barred from Nation The court also ordered Dahl, now 45, barred from the country for 10 years after his prison term. Machine Harvesting Aids Sugar Production . San Francisco (U.R) West ern Sugar Beet Producers Inc., reported Friday production has reached almost 22 per cent of the nation's sugar needs, primarily because more than 95 per cent of this year's harvesting was done with machine. The organization said the beet sugar industry this year will pro duce nearly 2,000,000 tons of sugar, representing the most effi cient beet sugar harvest' in his tory. The U. S. Department of Agri culture has figured mechaniza tion of beet sugar farming from 1950 to 1952 saved more than 3,000,000 hours of manual labor. Quick Clearance for If. S. Doctor Approved Manila (U.R) Philippine authorities Saturday authorized swift customs and immigration clearance for Dr. Robert Denton of Oakland, Calif., a top polio expert being rushed here to treat Mrs. Henry Von Kohorn of New York. Mrs. Von Kohorn, wife of a textile man, was in the Ameri can Hospital. " Dr. Denton was expected1, here early Sunday morning after an emergency flight from California with mod- , em polio equipment. Dahl, tall and balding and smartly dressed in a grey lounge suit, heard the verdict with the same composure he had display ed throughout the three- day trial. . "I am innocent," he said. He has three days to appeal to the high court in Lausanne. Held Three Months The three months he has been in custody will be deducted from the prison term. In 1937 Dahl was shot down and captured while flying for the Loyalists in the Spanish Civ il war. He was sentenced to death but his wife, Edith Rogers Dahl, a night club - entertainer interceded with Franco. She sent him her picture and Franco granted Dahl a reprieve. Action by the state department won his release in 1940. The Dahls separated shortly after his return to the United States. He later flew with the Royal Canadian Air Force in South America but was drum med out of service after being convicted by a courtmartial of "improperly disposing" of some $700 worth of equipment. Three-Car Crash Takes Man's Life . . San Francisco (U.R) Clem ent E. Baker, 69, real estate sales man, was killed instantly Satur day in a three-car collision. Baker was riding in a car driven by a prospective house buyer, Fred Gerken, when it was struck at the intersection by an auto driven by Robert J. Rugger- io, 39. Baker was thrown to the pavement, as was Gerken's eight-year-old son John who was rid ing in the back seat. John was only slightly hurt. Gerken's car spun more than 50 feet and struck another autoi Ruggerio was cited for violate ing the right of way. SEEKS SEPARATION Hollywood U.R) May Mann, Miss Utah of, 1938, yesterday sought a legal separation from Buddy Baer, former vboxer turned actor-singer. Dead line Sunday Classified la at at noon Saturday. Me-'- VSTX DIES Former Commerce Department employe William Remington (above), serving prison sentence for perjury .in Communist investigations, died in Federal Prison at Lewisburg, Pa. He suffered fatal injuries when he. was beaten in a prison dormitory. He is shown in May 1950 when he firmly denied being a Communist. ; Sunday, November 28. 1954 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Youth Seriously Hurt in Knifing ' San Francisco (U.R) John Arrigotti, 17, was in serious con dition at St. Francis Hospital Saturday as the result of vicious attack by a youth who stabbed him three times' Friday night . Michael Lazzari, 17, who was with Arrigotti at .the time, told police they were driving along a North Beach street when a car pulled alongside of them. . Lazzari said : the car forced them to the curb, a youth jumped out. He ran over and started stabbing Arrigotti with a knife. Arrigotti suffered three wounds, one in the back which punctured the left chest cavity and possibly his lung, the two other slashes on his left arm. . ; :: Lazzari said he and Arrigotti jumped Out of their car and ran to a nearby building. The other youths, : who Lazzari: thought numbered four, escaped. ... r - v GIANT OUR CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO YOU! EVERY RECORD to IN OUR STCCK REDUCED Beginning Monday Nov. 29 at 9 a.m. ffl x ; COME EARLY FOR GOOD SELECTION! AIISqu. Dance and ww J 2tT IFF 0 Hundreds pa rsi of Pop 45 Cy fey C and 78 )) M Singles EA. 0 Hund,Is Classics www 0 f " , 20 Pops and Classics lyU1 THESE PRICES INCLUDE ALL ALBUMS AND SINGLE RECORDS! AA A 17 i l i i j i l 1 V I s 11 I 3 I 111 W. Main St. J U Phone 2-2022 Watch Our Telecast at 6:55 Tonight Sunday - KBES-TV Stay of Execution Sought for Perkins San Francisco -r-(U.R)- Attor ney Robert Barber said Satur day he 'has mailed a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court to stay the execution of Emmett Per kins, only member of- the Santo gang still slated to go to the gas chamber next Friday. V - ' Supreme Court Justice Will iam O Toiiglas Friday granted stays of execution to Barbara Graham and John A. Santo, who were convicted with Perkins of the robbery - murder of Mrs. Mabel Monahan, wealthy Bur bank widow. Douglas took no action in Per kins behalf because his lawyer had not filed for a stay. t Loans Increased at Federal Reserve Bank ' San Francisco ; U.R) The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco said Saturday bay area members increased commercial industrial and agricultural loans by $178,000,000 during the week ending Nov.' 17. It was the largest increase of any week this year. 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