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i w- i i MV tV www INDEPENDENT Paqa A-f giy y.jwwn E5SSE22ESE3L LUi B.V U.S. Officer Kiled in. Congo r. 4 LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo Police spread a tight; security iet over Leopoldville Thursday in -an investigation' of the unexplained flaying of an assistant U. S.

military attache. Lt CoL Hulen D. Stogder, 39, of rTYmmm'm 1 V1 PasTocWas lying On Us bed at. home reading night when mortally wounded by a shot In the head, shot was fired outsider his window from about 20 feet away, and. be died an hour later in the hospital, i Nearly 24 hours, after killing neither a likely suspect, nor a motive oc weapon had been found.

CoL Stognec's work included gath ering highly sensitive information 'on -The Congo, of this position speculation was widespread that a po litical motive might be behind the Godley said an embassysecretary Miss Elizabeth Tryng, 22, of Washing California! Largest Selection of Color TV in il rmnDADo Hf AMAM toL DC- fa the room with Stog- impress Alcncn JLlieS ner when he was shot fhe. waTaakl ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (A The to have seized a gun, Stogner kept in Empress Menen; whose family dimii the house and rushed to the front direct descent from JCing Solomon and he reported seeing a Congolese run thp Queen of Sheba, died Thursday at from the garden, but she did.not shoot 71. 'An embassy chauffeur answering She had occupied the throne with her Vague description was arrested, but her husband. Emperor Haile srfy Congolese, and U. N.

'investigators since 1930 but rarely had been seen questioning him gained ho leads. God ft at his side in public in recent years faF police also were looking for because of ill health. Stogner's Congolese house boy and a' lfl After the daylheak gun salute' do Sht watchman Who for some reason nouncing the Epipress death all -ac was. ntit On duty at the time of the 1 tivity in the capital cade to a stand crime. IS 5ff ln 0,: Visit Charles cordance with Ethiopian custom, burial took place on the day of (rjhureday vr ing day tor royalty at Great Ormond rii 4 1 A Dooleys Prices on RCfl Victor Color TV are so low 'yt the factory will not allow us to print them! A- ifi ON DOOLEYS LOW DISGOUNT PRICES! Now- sq rbal( so natural you hate to soo It to bollovo Itl rress repented Thursday that a 52 his appendix early.

Monday. The 13 troupe of the Chinese Opera ysarnold prince was visited by his I 'escaped from the Conrnmniat mainland grandmother from Greece, mother of I to a nearby fiahlng village in a.mbtor Prince Philip. Princess the Ized: Jbnk. The Kong govern minces llyearoId sister, stimped l. AV- COUB TUBE Wibrosis Fduiidaiioii; ili Install Officers OS Theme: VnsurpassedPerforniancclWith New Vista timer and Easier Cytftfc Fibrosis Research Foundation be installed a dinner meeting Monday ghtih the auditorium of Ay Color-Keyed Tuning i VJ yw'.

is- Most natujydcolor pictures on RCA Victor. TV shaiper, Made anc) white, i Bilik "Man Virf" lllllW MnM MChlfA tVWP with Tfcw tuner. More (Voters Now May Signiir Jtoo! Unirpfsscd performance picture, power 'simple, easier colod keyed. tuning. 'AU from RCA Victor, the world's mfj iL a sLaitt aaJ iiiniiment nf MeSitfll added thrill and of natural History of California and the West will be the general theme Loi Angeles County" Museums first, annu-al -History Series, which opens Feb.

27i Dr. Hector Levdekn of in, struction-atStooma -State College, will opea the series at pmt, Feb. 27, in the Eiqiositidn Park Museums au Dr, who also is execd flvevice presidentjof tltpCalb fomia Folklore Society. will discuss What th Folk Will Tell You Abput California. Second in the aeries Will Dilp0VBemrprofessorrof ler in Color TVi, Start enjoying the enjoyment Color TV prices sra nowjvithin read) of anybudgl Select youry from the hundreds of sets displayed at KW officers for Commuhity Hos- Ich chapter of tho.Nstional jdtaLcf: Paul A.

Perr3Tls 'the new president' Other are Mrs. Wayns B. Walker, first vice president; Robert D. Draper, second idee president; John E.CairoIl,recording secretary; Mix. Delmon E.

Simmons, corresponding secreta-ry; and Mrs. Wendell F. Dee-ter, treasurer. a DIRECTORS include Marje J. Blume; John G.

Cmnbe, hire, R. D. Draper, Mrs.W. T. Gilbert; Donald HinSbergerL J.

Kane, Dr. Jack Lieberman; William McMullen. Paul I. perry, Patrick B. Ralph Si Rodgers, Jade CLSatariano, Delmrm E.

Simmons and Mrs. B'. Thomson. Installing officer! wiUbe James Borax, Los ngeIes, west coast representative of the National Cystic Fibrosis Research L.B. Office fTo meet mrincreaae registrations, the- county registrar of voters has opened branch office in room 101 of Long Beach County 415 W.

Ocean piive Ave a deputy regis- trar, will be on duty from jt.m. 5 p.m. five days a week to register vptprs. flThe service will, continue until April 12, which is the day pn which citizens can All Modeb and Styles to Choose From Vou'II Save More When oii Buy Inot-br tlm Build-t fig, -r 4 Your NewColor-TYat Dooley's! NO MONEY hit egister to vote ln the; June election. nd Hispanic, civilization at the University of California at; Santa Barbara.

Dr. Baer will talk March 27 on Art and Architecture of the Cali-fomia Missions. Hwiry Ctifford will, conclude the series April 24rWitn a talk on -Vestern Express a Study in Gold Rush.Commu-nication."1- Series tickets are available by mail order. The. pride is $4J50 for thfiseriea.

oil 46 7 -r 4' With-Approved Credit i Mrs. Hoffman also wil (erve as a supply point for rr needed byother.dep- TOKYO, (DPI): Influenza took 14 pore Urea in Tokyo Thursday, nlsing.t toll in the current epidemic to IV Uty registrars fa Long Beach, f' Los Angeles qffice DooleyVfiARDEIISHOP.SPECIAlS! w- BrDOffMApDOCK iQuolity GRASS CATCHER Widi -hrarr diidt cMvaaf SALtPlia rmninent Long Beadi ac-cauntant Homer. Duke, who ha -feerved aix mdnths' of n. four-year sentence for bilking 1 of least 0AS POWER r-hpr onri Eeqiee Quality power mower with recoil starter. Snd.

front metal grass eatrhef Valued atl67y. BMIV tiSrigfiijB' VACUUM CLEANER fall She ConvirtibU Type Win light jti KJimpla and. easy la. use! Hu' new two-speed motor Is (ft throw sway baf. It deans Jaimes faster.

'come taxwmhLf driis clients: Judge Spairling allowed him to stay ut of jail the two weekends immediately pi; 'ceding Tthe tax. deadline. i -ri DUKE started servfngfoiTr consecutive one-year jail last Aug.4 afteplead-Jng guilty to four grand theft counts. District attorney's investigators said Duke took sums 'ranging up to $103,000 from at least 47' acquaint- with tool aectioa. more hO-Foot Plastic -GARDEN HOSE FsllV'gnnnteMr'- and wiwicr.

Nertbrap Kisq GRASS 'SEED Mk'of teed covers MO sq. ft SALI PRICI V.jf The FomeasB'Edgsmestar DAS POWER UWN EDSER IHf m4 StrattM 2-H J. 4-Cycl A quality power Uwq edftt thit cuti7 VerfiMl aji horizontal. -v Valiltd at Tftal yqlM of 1 a. JPWW': Offir.

supposedly to factor accounts receivable of various JLong Beach He pm portedly tolrf investors the firms-were willing to payJtim 2 per Cent interest a month for tisrbf the monejrand that he would hive them per investigators DooIen'tSale Price Complete widi FLEB eet of midiments! $416,194, was" freed from. County Jail Thursday, "for the? lake of his creditors." .1 Superior Court Judge Mau- nee Sparling ordered his lease with the'proviso that he jpend 60 weekepds, from pm. Fridays, to 7 p.m. in aiy jaiL puke, 48, 0f'387d" Marroil Ave, remains on 10-year'pro-: hation and murtrepay 416,184 th tecdrimiflidatidn of proba-fi( investigator William; S. HiL Who wrote that "wheth-V4hadefendarBaslmrped Joutody the probation of-- unable to say, How :vec.for the sake of the-fi tarimal welfare of the the.

family, and the ictims; fn the due, It does 4, eem worthwhile to take i hance and releage the de-, fendant at this time. JT Judge Sparling! Bis action was not for Dukep Leoeflt. $1J95 DUKE Out 'of JaR oiifeiboTMSL; TRASH CAR --e V- sidcr reducing time ln Duke acjpiitted losing third oftiBmbneybettingbn horses 'pnd 'another third 'in tody except fdr fiiltedim Aid in or- unprofiuhle businesses! The balance 'wtyi( as, interest. to investors. ASrfloa TRASH CAR; Heavily.

Sahahiaed and rustproof. Has-' aide handled dertOgJvesuppMttohliwife and three Judge parting commented. also reported "'Duke was a 4riodeI prisoner, aery ing hiVjad tifllaSs a trusty f-." Negro History Week SACRAMENTO (UPI) in-thcr likeWood sheriff of- GovEtira un Browh 7 5 'Thursday urged all Cali fornians. to John in observing Negro HlstptyWedc; Feb! 11 to 17, -HAND LAWN MOWER S'. 'Quality hand moer.

ball baringv; SAii fitlCI IRThe court wouldot' eon-Jhandle -bookkeepljig- and. fap 'fi -B -I L. L. j'-- wy' f. 7 jr 1.