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K'rdH BaWr Jan 10 FEET HURT? ar SHOES ww Balanced Shoes jot Men - Women - Children youths in terprise high effort to locate the assailant of a young housewife late Monday The woman told officers she was at her sewing machine when a "small" man his face covered with a burlap sack mask opened the door and struck her with an auto crank She grabbed the iron weapon and her assailant fled BRAKES Child Life Health Spot and Dr$w Arch Rest Shoes lelinod and Adjusted CLAIR'S L I 217 SPiCIALIZID MRVICI Phone Kiesel — a ra —mmmw t slssssssalssssssk helped "Yes And boot boots" 2900 SAVE Samia and her bridegroom — Sheppard King III 8 flay boy oil heir who met her in Paris and wooed her under an at the Egyptian moon — arrivedforty-five Dallas airport at four a m (CST) They got a Texas welcome — a La Sheppard King the playboy — even at four firty-fiv- e a m: an accordion player and three couples wielding highball glasses Women Top Men In Average Age WASHINGTON Jan 10 (UP) — The average American woman is slightly more than 30 years old and keeps house for her husbandolder children and is six months than the average Americarf male the census bureau reported today Stork Halts Refrigerator — INDIANAPOLIS Jan 10 (AP) William Rawlinson started out to deliver a refrigerator for Draake's Refrigeration service yesterday The trip took him near his home so he stopped to see his wife Betlater he delivty Five minutes d son The reered an its desreach did never frigerator eight-poun- tination 'man mma of! 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BROADLOOM CARPET Only Aom 7295 $ 1 540 - Jan 10 (AP- IHouse spy hunters dug deeper today into why the state department gave protection to an American publication in Shanghai despite Chinese charges it was a commu nist front A "mystery witness" identified only as M L Appelman of Denver Colo was scheduled to appear toactividay before the ties committee in its investigation of Max and Grace Granich The Granichs who edited "Veilf of China" in Shanghai in 1936-3- 7 before being forced to suspend are said to be living now at Wilmington Vt They have been sum moned to appear next weex They have denied they were communist when asked by consular authorities The committee yesterday heard testimony that the state department intervened to protect "Voice of China" after Chinese authorities twice confiscated issues and U S consular authorities refused to go to Granich's aid Surprise Witness A surnrise witness was John Car ter Vincent now state department representative at Tangiers Morocco who said heMrafted instructions to protest the seizures Vincent is to appear next week before the senate internal security committee investigating the state dassartment He has also come un der fire in attacks by Senator Mc- on state depfrt Carthy merit security risks Vincent testified he drafted the protest instructions to Shanghai consular oniciais on me pureiy that confiscation of leaal et Granich's paper was an "unwajrjfc ed invasion of American jurisdiction" over American property in WASHINGTON- Green River Dies Rail Rate Ruling W re- 1595 5 -- Butch Cassidy's Freighter of 1095 17-9- or Walker Dr Walker reported the material consisted of a "ravon fabric with a thick rayon nap Characteristics of that nap allow the material to be a name oin xne ance of California to be ambassador ignited readily Dyare lnuammaoie and fabric nap to the Philippines he said The nomination went to the sen ate together with that of Harry A McDonald former chairman of the Securities and Exchange commis sion to become administrator of the Reconstruction Finance Corp PTA to Hear Talk 7495 3495 Naw n W-4- 8J0 FLOOR LAMP New al defense ARSENAL VILLA — The Ar CRIB MATTRESS sfc Red China Paper Editors to Face signed m Swll Zero Weather Like Spring To Vets in 'Vabar' Suits McDonald BW rfiffilgfiaL 4 Stuart Symington Bdaarda3dPaanJaaaa r ' nwnBBBlNdb' low-price- Drawors have center guides Genuine plate glass X-' mirror Was $20790 f Of the 6454 marriages between Japanese (Iris and American citizens in the occupation forces since 1945 many have been happy because soldiers like the "thoughtful and considerate ways" of the Japanese women So far 3240 war brides have left Japan to take np life in the United States with their husbands Here 13 Japanese wives almost all mothers and their American soldier husbands are shown as they ar rived in Seattle in October 1951 X Add new sparkle to your bedroom This economy" "down-to-eart- h d bedroom suite Spruance Named has a mortise-teno- n joined western hardTo Philippines wood frame Easy sliding drawers WASHINGTON Jan 10 (AP) — dovetailed joined corners' Come in and President Truman today nominated retired Admiral Raymond A Sprusee it at Sears and save Oustproof drawers all hardwood dovetail joints Was $16684 iBV ' V ng 000 adeL bbM J3MBaBSBBBM aBFMNBX state-owne- laty Payment Plan (Usvaf Carrying Charge) Scars WALNUT FINISH BEDROOM SUITE B" dS as HLa bR'-b- BaaBr barrier principle developed by Dr Paul Siple of Arlington Va and Dr Henry C Bazzet of the University of Pennsylvania The 95 Am BiadaaaBl It Has Vapor Barrier It is constructed on the vapor 99 fluffy Par BRBMBwt'iM '2m£r i" iBrBaaaaBajt J Baaar 4 flw bottle Bed Chest Vanity Km and Juk I a- BEDROOM SUITES 17x24 inches ' cowboy BBBBBl New Bedroom Beauty at Savings You Never Dreamed 100 E3 dje5' ' Met six-shoot- Mill slt SE Iri y£i Hi casional sip of his favorite brandy bk BO BS mm0Baruch told a reporter "no mill 'BB HIPaOjaa& powered visitors" are scheduled to SSad'' call To give Churchill a chance to rest Baruch said he planned to go out "to tend to my business as usual" during the day Leaves Tomorrow The British prima minister is to leave by Royal Canadian fair force Churchill arrived here from Wash- plane tomorrow for a four-da- y ington last night by train of conferences with CanaAids said he planned only to roundPrime Minister Louis St Lauread the newspapers nap smoke dian and other top Canadian ofhis long cigars and take an oc- - rent ficials In Ottawa he will deliver on Monday night his first full dress speech since arriving in America for his Whiff House sessions with President Truman His chief aids most of whom remained in Washington are to Betty Thompson of Atlanta Ga join him there These include For the beauty whose high Eden eign Secretary Anthony of the won the Sirtsdied after ahearts Paymaster General Lord Cherwell four-yebattle Britain's atomic energy production She was courageboss Lord Ismay secretary of against cancer ous to the end state for commonwealth relations and Sir Rhoderick McGrigor first sea lord Churchill will fly back to Wash- Youth Assails Housewife Utah ENTERPRISE Jan 10 ington with his party Tuesday to prepare the speech he is to give (AP) — Washington county sherbefore a joint session of congress iff's officers have questioned En the next day an school £ If! 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