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lander began hl3 career as a Red Affiliation Lie Brings 2-Year Sentence Former Angclcno Given U.S. Post Shepard J. Hollander, fpr-iinerly of Log Angeles, has Edward L. Mix, Retired Court munist Party while a student at Oklahoma University. farshall said he will file motion for appeal, possibly today.

Prior to sentencing, his motions for acquittal, a been named deputy director of the U.S. International Cooperation Administration mission in Ecuador, it was announced in Washington, u. u. A "graduate of UCLA, Hol- at pslf pigg ths world's largest (presorts coiwnb'sii Mel! Billy, Maurice Ogden, 36, onetime Garden Grove technical publications writer, Monday was sentenced by U.S. Judge John F.

Kilkenny to two years' imprisonment for lying to the government about past Communist Party affiliations. The visiting jurist from Portland, actually gave Ogden wo years on each of two counts but ordered the terms to run concurrently. He granted defense attorney Daniel Marshall until Thursday to file motion of appeal to a higher court and granted the Garden Grove writer his freedom on $1,000 bail until then. Convicted Second Time Ozden was convicted for the second time by a federal! jury last Jan. 12 of denying; on a defense plant personnel! application that he had! been a member of the Com-i run fjSOO Wlihlri IlvtV I SANTA MONICA 2 SAVE a new trial and arrest of judg ment were denied by Judge Kilkenny.

Mother of 7 Fire Victims Has New Son SHERBROOKE, Que. tfl Mrs. Marc Laurent, whose seven children perished in a fire which destroyed their farm home near Windsor, Quebec, Feb. 5, gave birth to a son in a hospital here Saturday. FOiniTUHI SALE 4 Rooms $303 J.

B. FIXCH FURNITURE 107S N. Western Ave. Nm Hollywood Freeway FLAVOR iM.v." STneasant leisure oalate and pleas. $285 en netn ClerkDies Edward L.

Mix, 72,. retired clerk for the presiding judge of the Superior Court here, died Monday in a Santa Barbara hospital after a lingering illness. Mr. Mix, 'who retirpd in March, 13S2, moved to Santa Barbara in 1957 with his wife, Lona. Before his re tirement, he had been a Superior Court clerk here for nearly 30 years, serving the last three years under the presiding judge.

Born in Fargo, N.D., Mr. Mix spent his childhood in Nogales, and Hermo-sillo, Mex. In 1912, he was elected clerk of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, when that state was first admitted to the Union. He resigned in 1917 to enlist in the U.S. Cavalry and serve in World War I.

i Came If ere la 1923 Mr. Mix came to Los An geles in 1923. In addition to his widow, he leaves a sister. Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Haider Mortuary Chapel, Santa Barbara.

Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday at Our Lady of Sorrows Church. Santa Barbara, with Mr. Mix's nephew, the Rev. Keenan Osborne OFM, as celebrant.

Interment will be at Calvary Cemetery, Santa Barbara. Bus in Iran Skids off Road; 26 Killed TEHERAN, Iran (UPD A bus headed for the Cas pian Sea resort town of Cha- lus skidded off an ice-covered road and plunged down a 200-ft. ravine Monday killing 26 persons. Four persons escaped without injury, 3rd M-Nm Edition I Sttltirmttrtiinment from dusk till dawnl RIBBONS CUT Broadway Whittier is opened os rows of white ribbons are cut by, from the left, Mayor Roy Morris, of Whittier; Miss Dorothy Marshall, general manager of Broadway Department Stores, Mrs. Hannah Nixcn; Edward W.

Carter, president, Broadway-Hale Stores, and Robert Frerich, store manager. Tlms photo Hollywood BED SPREADS THROWS Urge Selection Upholttery Fabric Twin-Six, Priced Prom Rcg.Wca. "Ur Broadway Store Opens in Whithvood Center Golden Shears Snip Ribbons and Business Begins at Chain's 11th Unit in Southland PERFECT UX" 8414 W. Third LA. OL.

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More than 30 stores are already established in the $20 million center with 19 more anticipated, and parking facilities will accom modate nearly 5,000 cars. Business hours for the new store will be from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays, and from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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Poulson asked citizens to support the Southern California Chapter of the Arthri tis and Rheumatism Foun dation, which is conducting a tuna anve support its activities. There are an estimated 600,000 arthritis sufferers in Southern California, Poul son said. IN SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITE AIR LINKS BUS TERMINAL mt tv IN QUEST ROOMS Coffee Shop and Grill Downtown Convinitnc btnfro SiniH Children under 14 (ret ruant aolei p'ui lie CO. ft. 233 N.

Beverly leveriy Hill mil fiMfflif MX Five golden shears snipped rows of white ribbons Mon day and the Broadway Whit tier became the 11th store in Southern California and the 18th in the state to join the group of Broadway Department stores. Behind the shears at the opening ceremony in the Whittwood Shopping Cen ter, a 61-acre development, were Edward W. Carter, president of Broadway-Hale stores, Mrs. Hannah M. Nixon, mother of former Vice President Nixon; May or Roy Morris of Whittier; Miss Dorothy Marshall, gen eral manager of Broadway Department Stores, and Rob- ert French, manager of the new Whittier store.

Pour Into Store Outside, a crowd of spec tators and shoppers set up a cheer as the ribbons fell away and the of the gleaming $8 million structure were officially opened for the first day of business. Within seconds they were pouring through the entrance and the aisles on all three floors exclaiming over the fixtures and decorations and noting the variety of merchandise. Civic and business leaders from throughout the county and the Southland joined in congratulating Carter and his associates on the opening of the new store. 500 on Staff Carter said, "We consider this store the most attractive and most functional of our 18 stores throughout the state The sizable investment it represents is an affirmation of our confidence in the Intrusion Charged TOKYO Cf) Communist China charged Monday that three U.S. warships "intruded" into territorial wa ters in the area south of Swabue and Pinghai in Kwangtung Province, south China.

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