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1 2 wt UTUES-FEa-ia, 195? IrtflngtTf ZitRS THREE DUMP OWNERS GIVEN JAIL SENTENCES I DATS NIT Fines and jail sentences cers will be free to continue value Cimpan Prlci Slzi NMim Ti 3x43 mm MSCI its operation. yesterday were meted out by 4 i9S Federal Judge Ernest JL All of the men were ficers of the Monterey Dis- ust Siucn CU.MS Tolin to three Monterey upMi B5BAU.T tt SiifWf 1MT In tumn tUI posal Co. of 5307 Beverly Park rubbish' dump oper ators for income tax evasion. riu wm ttunn, urmen um mi CK. 1-3367 PL 9-88S9 Atty.

tiruce A. uevan tne three and the corporation I The three, Tim Agajanian, 45, of 1145 Fallen Leaf RA, Colonial Tablo Pad Co. pactort mi so. moadwat xauea vo report mu.wu fe come for the period 1952 toj 1955. I Arcadia; Michael P.

llara-bedian, 44, of 1020 Summit and George Slater, 62, I of 609 Michigan both of Whittier, pleaded "no con test to the charges. Judge Tolin fined each of tne three ja.uw ana sen tenced them to 60-day jail terms each. Judge Tolan granted Agajanian a 90-day stay of exe cution, Harabedian a 60-day stay and Slater a 30-day stay in order that one of the offi- Monday at Hawthorne and Sepulveda in Torrance. A gala charity preview will be held Sunday. OPEN1NG NEAR This the Broadway Del Amo, the ninth of the chain's area stores, which will open ADVERTISEMENT Discover The your mail this week for this letter Tangy Flavor Pawnshop Owner Shot in Holdup, Suspect Held SB Rear Adm.

Staudt Dies Rear Adm. A. Ray Staudt, 61, father of Mrs. James C. Kilbane of 8021 Winsford Of Girard's Broadway's New Del Amo Opens Monday Two police officers cap scuffle the gun went off, hitting Weiner in the stomach When you taste Girird's, you, too, will talk about this salad tured an armed bandit in a died last night in dressing that's so different.

At that moment Kemper and Comeau were driving pawnshop holdup yesterday seconds after the robber had Bethesda (Md.) Naval Hos YOUR ONE CHANCE FOR A YEAR TO The Broadway Del Amo, Girard's Original French Dressing is made without sugar. It has a light, bright, tangy flavor that's unlike any other shot the store's proprietor in pital after an illness of several months. past the store with their load of prisoners. They stopped their van and raced into the shop when they AT HALF PRICE! a scuffle for the gun. GETI A member of the 1919 ninth of the Broadway Stores In Southern California, will open Monday at Hawthorne and Sepulveda Blvds.

in Tor in a police van class of. the U. S. Naval heard Weiner yells. the officers were driving to Alcala submitted to them dressing.

Girard's isn't too oily or thick or sweet. Taste the difference taste Girard's Original French Dressing. the station cheered them on. Academy, he retired from active duty in 1956. In addi rance.

immediately while the prisoners in the van ap Harry Weiner. 55, of 3725 Participating in ribbon- Nicolet proprietor of tion to his daughter, he leaves his widow, Alexandria, of Washington, D.C., plauded the arrest. the pawnshop at 508 Fifth He told the pincers the cutting ceremonies at noon will be Prentis C. Hale, board chairman of Broadway-Hale and four grandchildren. gun fired accidently.

was in critical condition at Central Receiving Hospi Stores, Edward W. Car tal with a 22-caliber slug in the right side of his abdo men. FIVE FABULOUS DAYS TO ter, president; Miss Dorothy Marshall, general manager. Man Booked William M. Belding, man Arrested by officers James GOLDEN CHAMPAGNE AND FILET MIGNON NEVER SUCH SERVICE SINCE CAESAR! ager of the new store; singer Dorothy Kirsten and Mayor! Kemper and Gordon Comeau and booked on suspicion of robbery was James Alcala, 23, of 747 Isabel St.

Albert Isen of Torrance. Gala Preview Kemper and Comeau gave this account: A gala charity preview for Alcala walked into the the benefit of Harbor General Hospital will be held Sun Tht great S.S. UNITED STATES, world's fastest ship, arrives at Havre, the morning of 5th day, Southampton same afternoon. For extra hours of leisure at sea th popular s.s. AMERICA.

tM days to Cobh, 6H to Havre, 7 to Southampton, 8 to Bremerhaven. shop just as Weiner was closing up for the day and asked to look at 22 rifles. When Weiner turned his day evening under sponsorship of the Woman's Clubs of the South Bay area. More than 3,000 guests are expected to attend the party, which back Aleala supped a cartridge from his pocket into will include fashion model the gun and pointed it at Weiner, saying: ing and strolling musicians. "I'm taking the Joint," The new store is the first Weiner, thinking the gun of a large group of stores, specialty shops, markets.

unloaded, yelled and grabbed for the rifle In the banks, drugstores and other facilities planned for the Del Planner to Speak Amo Shopping Center. When completed jt will be one of Charles A. McMahon, chief the largest shopping centers SAIUNOS MOM NIW VOIK s.s. United States Feb. 19; Mar.

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United States. up $232 up $181 up i j. America $312 up $212 up $174 up CONSULT OUt AUTHOtlZED TtAVEl ACINTS OR UNITED STATES LINES 523 West Sixth Los Angeles 14 Tel. MAdim M7H of planning and engineering of the Community Redevelopment Agency, will outline In the West. Warm Welcome "We are most gratified plans of his group to mem with the warm welcome be bers of the Westside Taxpayers' Civic Assn.

at a public meeting Friday at 8 p.m. ing accorded us in the South Bay and Peninsula area," said Miss Marshall. "We at the Holman Methodist Church, 3320 Adams Blvd. have spared nothing to make the Broadway Del Amo a ptore that will be pleasant and convenient to shop in and one which residents of this dynamic community will be proud of." most people After Monday's noon opening the store will open regularly at 9:30 a.m. and remain open, to 9:30 p.m.

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