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TT" CSHAWA TIMES, . "92, 1966 Thursday, April 21st, to. 7 TARGET SALE SAVINGS! ~ Saturday, April 30th, BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS COTTON POPLIN WINDBREAKER Reg. 7.98 Reg. 1.98 Heavy duty zipper closing. Wide assortment of short sleeved sport shirts in fancy print Self collar and cuffs. Two slash patterns. Button-down and regular style collars, In pre-shrunk. pockets, Fully lined. Blue, sanforized cotton. Variety of colors. 8-18. CASUAL SLACKS SPORT SHIRTS mite 3.57 Reg. 4.98 solr 99 SAVE 1.99! only In sanforized and washable drill by "B&M'". Continental waist with adjustable side tabs. Four pockets. Beige, blue, black, Rayon and cotton serrano-type fabric, Embroidered motif on breast pocket. olive. 8-18. Short sleeves. Assorted colors, S,M,L. Koratron* Permanent Press In sanforized woven Reg. 99c checks and plain denim. only LEVI SLACKS Boxer waists. Machine aE Reg. 9.98 only | a7 washable. Assorted colors. Reg. 1.79 DEPARTS Solicitor - General Pennell (foreground) leaves meeting of cabinet at Ottawa Wed- nesday, accompanied by Transport Minister Pickers- gill. The Cabinet was con- sidering the Steven Trus- cott murder case on which a statement was expected to be made in the Com- mons later in the day. Ste- ven Truscott, now 21, is serving a life sentence for the 1959 strangulation of 12- year-old Lynne Harper near Clinton, Ont. (CP Wirephoto) Japs Asked Take Lead In Peace Bid By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON (AP) -- In Washington a sudden burst of words sometimes has a new and sunny and even hopeful look. Then suddenly you remember something that's been said, and the words: lose their newness, hope looks less real and you be- gin to fear the sun was in your imagination. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield proposed Mon- day that Japan or Burma take the lead in bringing about a "direct confrontation across a peace table' of the United States, China, North Viet Nam i ' a: ike lll and "'essential" elements from \ : A i i: ¢? Por Hill South Viet Nam. - ies at Pi ' : » 4 et il i Polyester and cotton blend. Never need ironing. Emerge from washer ond dryer wrinkle-free and pressed! Continental ond regulor waist with belt loops. Beige, grey. 29-38. Assort- ed leg lengths. MEN'S "PARK AVENUE" WORK SETS Reg. 3.98 os 2.99 In sanforized heavy drill. Machine wash- able, Bark, green. Long sleeved shirt has two button-down patch pockets. 144 - 17%. MATCHING PANTS feature regular waist with belt loops. Four heavy duty pockets. 30-42. Assorted leg lengths for all sizes. Reg. 4.98 aan 3 99 SAVE 2.21! Sizes 4-6X. Sonforized drill play shorts. Zipper fly front. Three pockets. Half boxer waist. Navy, brown. Sizes 8-14. It was a hopeful thought. It was followed up by the Johnson administration which Tuesday invited Burma, Japan or other Asian countries to take what initiative they see fit to help arrange a Viet Nam peace conference. The state depart- ment heartily endorsed Mans- field's proposal. But. . . The chance that North Viet Nam or China would act on Mansfield's idea doesn't look any more likely now, of course, than it did earlier this year when President Johnson stopped the bombing of North Viet Nam In an attempt to get peace talks going. In fact, there is probably less reason to think China and North pA BX want neaanrae now than then, and not only be- cause of the turmoil inside South Viet Nam. LOT OF DOUBLE TALK For, while State Secretary Dean Rusk and Arthur Gold- berg, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, were both en- dorsing Mansfield's suggestion, both were laying down tough conditions for dealing with China or letting her into the United Nations. Daring the weekend, Rusk's testimony given in closed ses- sion before a congressional com- mittee was released, and indi- cated he didn't expect China to abandon its policy for a gener- ation and that United States would try to stop Peking's sup- port of "wars of liberation" whenever it was attempted. And Tuesday Goldberg listed four minimum conditions, for permitting China to get into the United Nations, while saying the United States would oppose membership for her this year as in all previous years. The Goldberg conditions would mean China, in effect, would have to abandon her present positions -- and that's not likely any time soon. Goldberg's conditions were: China would have to give up her demand that Nationalist China must be thrown out of the United Nations; she must give up her demand for UN apology for helping South Ko- rea in the Korean war; she must give up her demand fer revision of the UN charter; she must agree to abide by the UN charter requiring peaceful set- tlement of disputes. With Rusk and Goldberg sounding off on China like that --just at the moment the John- son administration is wistfully embracing the Mansfield sug- gestion which wistfully talked of a peace conference with China--seems to stretch the im- aBination just a little too much. COTTON KNIT POLO SHIRTS Reg. 1.98 1. 57 & 2.49 only Wide assortment of piain ona fancy patterned pole shirts. Short sleeves. Variety of col- ors. 8-14, "B&M" JEANS Reg.298 = 67 only Sanforized drill with double knees. Half boxer waist. Zip- per fly front. Four pockets, Toupe, blue, black, loden, grey. 6-12. MEN'S & BOYS' Boys' POLO SHIRTS Reg. me 1.27 asennent--st- eotten kal ¢ polo shirts. Fancy and striped patterns In a wide choice of colors. Short sleeves, 4-6X. 6-GUN DRILL JEANS Reg. 1.79 1.47 only Feature « boxer waist, zipper fly front and two pistol pock- ets. Sonforized. Blue, natural, charcoal, antelope, black. 6X. Sport Shirt Prints Reg. ae 1 : 5 9 Assorted colors and patterns. Button-down and reguiar siyie collars, Short sleeves. in crisp cotton. 4-6X. SANFORIZED DRILL JEANS Reg. 1.98 1.67 only Feature boxer walst, double knees, zipper fly front and two pockets. By "B&M". Taupe, blue, loden, grey. 4-6X, iar MEN'S & BOYS' Briefs & Jerseys ew PLASTIO RAINCOAT AND UAT CETC nA very Reg. 1.98 & 2.98 Set, only 1.49 Save up to 1.49! First quality. From a leading Canadian manu- facturer, Orange, ye!- BOYS' PYJAMAS Beoring The Walker Lobel Men's cotton knit athletic jersey. White. $-M-L. Reg. 2 for 1.65 2 for 1.47 Men's cotton knit briefs, Ta seorns, Whit i ee 2 le , . 2 for 1,47 Boys' cotton knit briefs and athleti e White, SM-L. Reg. 2 for 148, 0) -- 2 for 1.25 DRESS SOCKS Wool and nylon blend and all nylon socks. Plain 'ond fancy patterns, Assorted colors, Overmakes of nationaly advertised brands, Men's stretchy and regular socks sized to fit 1014 - 12 Reg. 1.50 BR. BOYS' SOCKS: Stretchy only. Reg. 79¢ ond $1. 2 palr for 1.25 Fancy cotton print patterns, San- forized. Short sleeves, long legs. Assorted colors and designs. 4-6X 8-14 Reg. 1.98 1.39 Reg. 2.49 1.79 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Reg. 2.49 4 1.99 Striped Henley collar style - sketched. Danilar eollor stvies also in the group. Short. sleeves. Mercerized, fine quality cotton knits. Guoranteed not to shrink. White, blue, block, green, gold beige. S.ML Henley Style Sport Shirts Reg. 3.98 m 2.99 New collorless style so much In demand. Sonforized, Assorted fancy patterns and bold stripes, Variety of colors. $.M,L. Pi sac MEN'S & BOYS' T-SHIRTS Cotton knits with crew. necks. Short sleeves. Will not shrink. Walker's own make, White. $,M,L. MEN'S BOYS' Reg. Reg. 2 for 1.93 2 for 1.85 2for1.75 2 for 1.55 SHORT-SLEEVED DRESS SHIRTS 4.90 Reg. 3.95 ie 2.84 SAVE 1.91! Regular collar style with perma-stays. In fine quality 2-ply mercerized cotton broadcloth. San forized. White. 144-174. Regular Collar Style SPORT SHIRTS SPECIAL VALUE! Handsome assortment of bold striped and checked patterns. Short sleeved for cool warm weather wear. Variety of colors, MEN'S HEAVYWEIGHT Plastic Raincoats Reg. ips aged ~ 1.99 Special purchase from one of Can- ada's leading manufacturers. Folds compactly into kit. Norepeats available. First quality. Grey, taupe. S,M,L,XL. Cotton Pyjamas ree oy 2.99 Short sleeves and short legs for cool sleeping comfort. Ponts ore full cut. Jacket features a V-neck and button front. Sanforized. Assorted colors and patterns. B,C,D,E, sizes. 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