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Chevrolet Keeps Lead Over Ford DETROIT (ft Chevrolet is con- V Al-0 VIA TRENT TREAT FOR YOUR SWEET TOOTH! Looking for a wonder ful dessert? Try baking apples, i and just before you take them 1 from the oven, drop a marshmal I low in the center to melt , Looking for a wonderful cof fee? Try AIRWAY the whole bean coffee with the mellow Brazilian flavor. Fresh-roasted in the whole bean fresh ground the moment you buy AIRWAY gives you mellow coffee flavor real coffee pick-up but no coffee harshness. Enjoy the mellow coffee in the yellow barf AIRWAY COFFEE. 1 at SAFEWAY tinuing to expand its lead over Ford in new car registrations. r lEures tabulated for this vear s first seven months showed the big General Motors division registered 905,912 new passenger units throughout the United States in this year's January-Juiy period compared with Ford's 884,300 Ford passenger cars. Ford led through most of this umf until fiminc mora t,Hi,latn4 The January-July figures also show Buick holding tightly to third place in new car sales with 446.441 registrations against Plymouth's 402.209. The newest figures were pub lished Monda;? by the trade paper Automotive News. The .paper also reported an increase in used car stocks held by franchised new car dealers. It said a survey showed the dealers were holding an aver age of nearly 30-days' supply, "Not since last spring," the paper said, "have used car stocks been that heavy." SECRETARY TREASURER MORAN, Wyo. i H. 8. Glaisyer, secretary of the Oregon Highway Commission, has been named secretary-treasurer of the Western Assn. of State Highway Officials. He was elected Saturday at the close of the groups' 34th annual meeting here. J. R. Bromley, Wyoming state highway engineer, was elected president 1 .v. "-'pvS .v if on a hill near what is now Geneva, , Switzerland. 1 FOR THE BIRDS Attracting a flock of lovebirds is attractive Marlene Foshay, who entered the queen contest of the Los Angeles County Fair at Pomo na. The month-old lovebirds are also fair-conscious, having joined the tropical bird exhibit at the event. SAVE AT HERMAN'S THIS 11th 18 PAIR ONLY TENNIS SHOES What a buy! What value! What a low price! Bolt Bond tennis shoes tor students or active men who like to weor this type shoes white fishing or participating in sports. Siiei 8 thru 12. Choose from block or grey and white tops. Don't miss this value tomorrow. CLOSE OUT & 88 PRICE Lx i H IT i IT 1 1 ilWmP BOYS' PAJAMAS Crinkle Crepe pajamas that are com pletely washable, colorfosr and never, never need any ironing. The color selection is complete and sizes are fram A ta 1&. Reaularlv priced at 2.49. VALUE f88 DAY only; MEN'S SPORTSHIRTS SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS TO BE CLEARED OUT. 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Buy 6 poir. iLim it 6 poir). 6 $100 Document Source Sets Off Angry Words At Hearing jTa- UK o. 3 SAN FRANCISCO Acrim onious exchanges were touched off st a hearing Monday of the House Governmental Operations subcommittee on public works and resources by the Democratic chair man's reference to a key docu ment as "anonymous." The hearing was under way bui! a snort time wnen Inairman fcarti Chudoff (B-pa) referred to the "anonymous document" and: brought an angry denial from! Claire E. Hoffman (R-Mich), who: declared: "There is nothing anonymous about it at ali. . .It has been identi fied as to where it came from." The document contained a num ber of recommendations by West ern public utility companies to the Department of the Interior con cerning proposed changes in reg ulations for handling public power. The fireworks began shortly aft er Herman C. Kruse, executive representative of Pacific Gas & Electric Co., the utility's Washing ton lobbyist, Jook the stand as first witness, Kruse said in a statement that while he gave the document to: Clarence Davis, then solicitor for: the Department of the Interior and : now an undersecretary, "it is sisa piy ridiculous to suggest that I in fluenced sir. Davis or any of his1 assistants in changing the regula tions." Cnudofi ciiamed ihai 30 or the 33 proposed changes "were' adopted verbatim." ' Robert H. Gerries, executive vice president of P. G. fc E inter rupted to sajf the document was not prepared in the office of P.G. i- E.. but in the offices of Idaho Power ii Light Co. "There was nothing secretive about it at all," Kruse comment ed. Arthur Younger. Republican con gressman from San Mateo, Calif., who is a member of the present committee and was sitting ex of ficio at the hearing, csiied She sub- KH J0IKT)M5B committee to task, saying: j SALEM if) The body of ite is FeriwaJ Bureau of 3jsv!i- "I think the people are entitled j Bsan found in the Veiilssnettt Riv i gatios in Washinssion, B.C. to get the facts of the case and test Wednesday was inti- 7' w buried sere are not interested in politics, f per-ified Monday as feat of Chester I Friday. sonaliy suggest that you proceed A!!?n Wear, Marysviffe," Calif. ! with the case and teave politics to! The identification was made! New Metica has S,4fS miiet of 'frejii fHttrerorints wnich were sent railroad. BOY'S DOUBLE KNEE JEANS 1.27 Juvenile Sites A, i, & 97c 234 N. 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