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McCarthy
Decides
Not
To
Call
Truman
Before
Committee
165-POUND
MAN
TIPS
TRin
TO
SAVE
LIFE
OF
SON
WASHINGTON
(API
Senator
A
little
more,
than
two
weeks
He
called
this
a
first
step
toward
He
declined
comment
when
citizens
were
not
prosecuted.
He
,,'
.
.,
.
.
ASTORIA,
Ore.
(AP)
A
105-pound
father
Joseph
McCarthy
(Rep.-VfisS
ago,
while
Truman
was
on
a
deciding
whether
to
ask
asked
specifically
if
Truman
said
nothing
further
about
that
j
tipped
0((
said
this
week
the
Federal
vacation
trip
east,
McCarthy
the
Investigations
sub-committee
had
turned
over
a
list
of
names
today,
however.
pick-up
truck
,j
with
rv.-
his
1
bare
rrUnmna
hands
TU
to
save
the
ii(e
or
h.'
Bureau
of
Investigation
has
said
there
had
been
"constant
to
call
Truman
as
a
witness.
ji-year-oiu
sun.
mc
uuj,
iuuium
ouuuauu,
was
pinned
(u
f
issued
him
that
former
President
reports"
that
the
ex-president
to
the
FBI.
Information
about
suspects
down
under
two
feet
of
water
by
the
3,000-pound
truck
?
after
Harry
S.
Truman
did
not
had
not
turned
over
to
the
FBI
In
New
York
at
the
time,
Tru
RECEIVED
LIST
was
made
available
to
the
U.S.
skidded
off
a
road
and
overturned
on
the
bank
of
Youni,
it
j
r
withhold
any
information
he
a
list
of
some
150
Soviet
spy
man
told
reporters
he
had
no
McCarthy
in
his
statement
government
after
10
persons,
j
-
"'
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.
-Si
river.
The
5-foot,
8-inch
father,
Howard
Johnson,
42,
mana8J
icceived
from
Canada
about
an
suspects
received
from
Canadian
comment
oecause
wnai
i
cuuiu
two
weeks
ago
said
he
understood
I
Including
the
British
scientist
to
tip
the
truck
from
Its
side
back
onto
its
wheels.
f.
gtomic
spy
plot.
authorities.
tell
you,
you
wouldn't
print."
Truman
received
from
'Alan
Nunn
May,
were
sent
to
In
view
of
this,
McCarthy
McCarthy
fired
off
a
letter
to
In
answer
to
reporters'
questions
I
former
Prime
Minister
King
in
prison
in
the
Canadian
atomic
v.
vl
-r.j;
said,
htere
would
be
no
occasion
Attorney-General
Herbert
Brow-nell
today,
McCarthy
said:
1
1945
a
list
of
U.S.
citizens
al-'
:
spy
trials.
for
the
Senate
investigations
asking
whether
the
justice
"I've
gotten
assurances
from
legedly
linked
to
an
international
!
Igor
Gouzenko,
a
code
clerk
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME'
'
sub-committee
he
heads
department
and
the
FBI
ever
the
FBI
that
Truman
did
not
atomic
spy
ring.
in
the
Soviet
embassy
at
Ot-1
to
call
Truman
for
questioning.
got
such
a
list
from
Truman.
withhold
any
information
which
At
the
time
the
senator
al.so
tawa,
broke
with
communism
he
-got
from
any
Canadian
said
that
if
such
a
list
were
and
furnished
the
Canadian
DANCE
-
FRIDAY
70
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
source,
including
Mackenzie
I
turned
over
to
the
FBI,
he
government
with
documents
Thursday,
July
16,
1953
King,
in
regard
to
espionage."
1
would
like
to
know
why
the
U.S.
used
In
the
trial.
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A
nine-year-old
girl
who
banged
on
a
big
steel
safe
with
ft
hammer
in
an
attempt
to
open
it,
was
held
for
juvenile
authorities
Monday
as
a
confessed
burglar.
Police
were
more
than
surprised
they
wouldn't
believe
her
confession
at
first..
Picked
up
after
the
burglary
of
a
residence,
the
child
told
officers
of
two
more
burglaries.
In
one.
the
child
said,
"I
used
a
hammer
to
pound
on
that
b'g
thing
in
the
corner
to
get
it
open."
She
failed,
but
took
other
articles.
'
In
a
roller
rink,
she
escaped
with
skates,
a
billfold,
candy
and
souvenir
coins.
All
the
loot
was
recovered.
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$29.99
REGULAR
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TO
s65!
Sizes
From
12
Through
44.
Just
imagine.
All
those
inviting
coats
you've
seen
and
admired
at
Wallace's
now
put
on
Sale
at
final
below
wholesale
cost
prices.
Buy
for
this
year
and
next.
You
won't
match
these
reductions.
Ladies'
Shorties
$16.99
REGULAR
PRICES
TO
$33
Sizes
From
12
Through
42.
They're
new
styled.
They're
smart.
They're
serviceable.
And
nowat
this
price,
$16.99
they're
oh
so
very
low
priced.
And
they'll
sell
too.
We
suggest
you'll
be
one
of
the
luiky
buyers
but
don't
wait
too
long.
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department
clearance
Raiirs
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Oplomclriil
VALUES
TO
$6.95.
No,
it's
not
a
misprint.
Why
should
Wallace's
sell
these
hats
at
such
big
reductions?
The
answer
is
simple.
It's
time
for
fresh
stock
so
the
profit
is
all
yours.
Wallace's
never
keep
stock.
It's
got
to
sell.
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98c
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49c
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10
years
to
18
years
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Prices
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10
years
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over
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to
choose
from
all
taken
from
regular
stock.
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your
pick.
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both
are
some
price
pay
for
only
one.
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different
price,
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only
the
highest
price.
Either
way
you
get
one
FREE.
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pass
these
up.
Stock
up
for
now
and
school
opening.
too.
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of
Silk
or
Corduroy.
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Sizes
Infants
to
2
years
old
...
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DIRNDL
SKIRTS,
assorted,
99c
-
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30
to
38
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in
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and
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to
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only.
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Saturday
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