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.
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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.
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STXEAKING ACROSS FINISH LINE at Juarez, Mexico, Umberto Maglioli, driving Italian Fer
tari, wins unlimited sports car division of Fan-American auto race, sets record. (International)
U.S. Soldier of Fortune1
Ordered into Swiss Jail
Geneva, Switzerland (U.R)
Harold (Whitey) Dahl, American
pilot and soldier of fortune, was
convicted Saturday of stealing
nearly $35,000 in gold bullion
on a flight from Paris to Gene
va and was sentenced to two
years in prison.
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.
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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
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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. It was at
tributed to purchase by member
banks of substantial amounts of
Commodity Credit Corp. certi
ficates of interest, although there
was some increase in the use of
bank credit.
Three Counties Refuse To
' San Francisco U.R Offi
cials of Alameda, San Mateo and
Marin counties- said Saturday
they will not participate in Mon
day's civil defense test of air
raid sirens because they think
the tests are being held too often
and no one is paying attention
to them.
Adm. A. C. Cook (ret.) San
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the tests are valuable and have
resulted in considerable : im
provement in the civil -defense
program.
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but observance of them is not
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