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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 2, 1965 3] Why Pay More... 2 ai aes i PS | ase A | Look At The Five Men SAVE! _ ,Who Would Beat DeGaulle| "tion By PETER BUCKLEY Despite a Kennedy-like smile} But the most any of the op- land a youthful image, Lecanuet| position candidates can really! Phone 668-3341 PARIS (CP)--The five candi-| h Z : thas been hurt by his own sec- " dates who oppose Charles de ond-fiddle role and by the de.| hope for is to make a good Gaulle for the French presidency|- tion ot numerous centre./enough showing against the gen- -- ov to look beyond) varty figures to de Gaulle's/¢ral to become nationally known i : : : : ; Lecanuet has had little time|in preparation for the years Serving Oshawa -- Whitby & Ajox Districts None of the five can really |to build a meaningful platform|"a@pres de Gaulle." hope to rst the general's Did/or a substantial personal fol-| SPIE SORE for a secon Rcd gl 0 ad a His supporters have as president. Their only alterna-/nightmares about the possibil- tive is to build toward the dayiity that he will trail 'Tixier- ge de Gaulle is gone from Vignancour in the vote, damag- the scene. : 'jing the centre's position in any 3 Three of the candidates--rep-|post-election realignment. pag resenting the left, the extreme! Tixier-Vignancour, a 58-year- ; Gore right and the centre of Frenchjold lawyer and self-styled "can- -- Brigg ve ae " ee ee weg ged ancaipes Bath Trio Choose J Ger. politics--are regarded as '"'se-jdidate of the national liberal jap --~ to he'p ed with Bath Soap -- for o Beth Oil -- to perfume and eas TR bagi! vi 3 A lee e smooth and soften your hands. anium or Blue Grass fragrance, rious." The other two are being /opposition," has been campaign- ' The finely milled soop lothers luxurious bath. 2 16 sg Dapalenyc betes 4,00 Set goneléte of Bortr Mitt, Vea dismissed as lacking broad sup-|ing long and strenuously. His richly, Bet .ccvcenceuce bd errr rT re ' port. ed - summe? caravan through ta eseeseaers 2.50 The presidential election next|France's beach resorts has been danday' oil have a decisive ef-followed by a series of packed fect on the future of French|public meetings. politics, | CALLS FOR AMNESTY The opposition has been frus-) Paige me T-V" as he is trated so far in its attempts to/called, deniands an amnesty for maintain party loyalty because former French "patriots" who de Gaulle attracts support from|fousht against independence for every sector of the voting pub-|!geria, recalls the Vichy war- lic. His critics have invented a/ime regime with, something catch - phrase, "l'apres-gaull-|°l0se to nostalgia, and attacks isme" (post-gaullism), to de-|¢¢ Gaulle, foreign aid and com- scribe the period when de Gaulle|™Unism with equal vigor. has gone and party lines fall Enough of this international ; Sunhiry: French Biaxet oo. boucuet Memoire Cherie Frogrance Ensemble Memoire Cherie Basket is all flowers, * = i emagogy with France's ae ee places second|money!"" he shouts. And. his Su ermar e of bath luxuries. Bath Salts, Dusting -- delightful Memoire Cherie fra- festive bows and fragrance. Perfume res § euidaeiad vaeonten san' kone Powder and Bath Soap . . . choose gronce in bathtime favourites. Per- - Mist, Dusting Powder, Bath Soap, Blue Gross or June Geranium fra- fume Spray, Bath Soop and Dusting Both Essence, Purse 'Atomizer and : Both Salts, to the French president in the! hein Gade : cect = auming de Gatley the more moderc r| 74 RITSON ROAD SOUTH OSHAWA | xy me 0 oa have a large voice in the po-/5®!Vvalives. m5 v The other two candidates are| @e OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. a dale dai ae ace DELIVERY ON DRUG AND COSMETIC ORDERS UNDER 3.00 ' . PHONE 725-7378 litical regrouping which many) © French politicians predict will|¥!versally regarded as also ' ati rans. ' follow the preai@antisk election, Senator Pierre Marcilhacy. 55 & FREE PARKING @ FREE DELIVERY OVER 61800) HOPE FOR SECOND VOTE: [whose six fert seven inches) @ FINER QUALITY @ GREATER SELECTION The dream of the opposition|S'ves him an advantage in is that de Gaulle will not get|height even over the towering] an absolute majority Dec. 5,(4¢ Gaulle, has been campaign SHOP BY PHONE AT GLECOFF'S making a second ballot neces-|!"8 Since April 'but is still if sary Dec. 19. In that case, only most hes agg f moderate, he} the two leading candidates)"45 een mainly addressing would be matched youth groups--whose aan CALL 725-3445 Not even the wildest dream-|8Te often not old enough to vote| ers can foresee de Gaulle being) --®"d sparsely attended press beaten in the second vote, on iS ga ' the general's critics are sure}, "arce arbu, 58, an ith the need for a second ballot/hour surprise candidate, is the GLECOFF'S SUPERMARKET would hurt his prestige and father of 11 children, a former make him more "reasonable." |deputy and something of a pio- Several leading opposition "eer in labor and housing pro- candidates have pledged to|8'ams. He has no official party press. for political reorganiza-|SUPPport and has been accused tion before elections are held of becoming a candidate so he for France's National Assem-\C@" get nation-wide publicity bly, where de Gaulle's support- for his social ideas. f ers now hold a'small majority., Such elections are due within two years and there is specula- tion that de Gaulle -- if re- elected -- will call them next spring. The opinion polls which give the 75-year-old general a firm | lead over his combined opposi-| tion: have established Francois | Mitterand as the most likely runner-up Mitterand, an athletic 49-year- | old lawyer, has managed the rare feat of getting both Social- ist and Communist party back- ing for his candidacy. He has also attracted some radicals, several of the trade union feder- | ations and a few militant wom- en's groups. STRONG ON PAPER bd A politician with 20 years in| $ the National Assembly and Sen-| ate--including 12 separate cabi-) net posts in the post-war Fourth) Republic--Mitterand is a sharp- + FOR eyed professional, a strong -- with -- speaker and a firm organizer. . He is a formidable opponent for de Gaulle--on paper. In fact, there is no guarantee that any of the groups officially supporting Mitterand can de- - . liver their. members'. votes when de Gaulle is on hte ballot. Several young Socialist organ- izations have protested against the Popular Front--a union of Socialists and Communists: The once powerful Communist i 4 é party, whose membership has Be xy eee. fs waned in recent years, is un- likely to obtain absolute disci-| ui i is pline for Mitterand after the TOYS F Eastern bloc countries openly A pe OR CHRISTMAS AND ALL THE NEW YEAR Bright suggestions! Toys new-new, or toys with a long tradition, -. ican style, Mitterand uses heli-| toys your Christmas child won't tire of by Boxing Day! copters and fast cars to dash, from public meeting to press} conference to factory gate. {| y anti-inth control laws and de : "PUSH 'EM" TOY CART ROLLAWAY TABLE TENNIS TABLE 'nounces de Gaulle's decision to! enc br ing Bio f Be ie gabbiagss Ea 8 room fs ip Bain ag = She be Bs build an independent French from lookin | ; { ' | cing like an obstacle course! 24 x 16 x 24" high . . . ' . nuclear tipsbea He is pro-Euro-| with thick white Masonite sides and bottom, tubular sisal this regulation size 5 x 9' table with tubular steel pean and says he would reopen} frome, folding frame. Green-painted plyboard playing sur- face has white lines, Easy to assemble -- 49 9 . Common Market negotiations. | ' " ' 3 If elected, he would dissolve the! , a f a ad | : easy to store! Each Peerage seek a sympa-| OM Pp. j -. Ht A talle with Each 7 .99 Pgata ae ol ; ; aie Re Ae ACCESSORY SET er major candl- LIVING ROOM : S. . POGO STICK (NOT SKETCHED) 4-player set with 4-ply rubber-faced wooden bats, dates are Jean Lecanuet of the centre and extreme right! An old, old toy that never loses its bouncy appeal, clara. one irptgl psi 4 posts, veo > Louis Tixler-| DINING ROOM ee ee Sesion: baloney, keeps them active. Spring action acawuak linia " aon o wo ' stic for rough-house, of h | cent | BEDROOM. tick made for 'cuph-houe, of heoy gouge ses! gy. GV IBBER EASHION DOLL the campaign. And he may 'prove Leo Durocher's baseball, face, movoble arms and legs. Be sure to see Skipper's wardrobe maxim about nice guys finish-| H f i i a a 4 pare Barbie's charming little sister. Styled with long hair, a cute little gp Pomel 45, a former senior : : ox ' | Raji designed to motch Borbie's clothes. Skipper comes civil servant who left the presi-| . STAIRS 4 Each e pe a Rag a sailor-type striped bathing suit, ae comb dency of the Catholic Republi- he hs Me © ; ean party (MRP) to enter the : Lye ', i : MARS eee ioRs 99 campaign, is a serious, intelli- SN ask eS TOYLAND, EATON'S LOWER LEVEL, REPT. 227 : ! (3s PHONE 725-7373 gent family man. But he only " tie : : | came into the campaign when : * : > eee the middle-of-the-road parties | on So acd bh ie ees mn Iiedo perace former oe aT ears = PLAYING SANTA AR? mier Antoine Pinay to run. Rp to. eq. Ft. "ae 2 : eOIION IN STRIERTS Let EATON'S choose, wrap, label and deliver all the gifts for your organization's FLORENCE, (AP)--A ati : Christmas Tree Party. Just forward a list of the girls and boys in age hea ive the against poisonous vipers in this : : . , : chy of the Medicis, familiar IN OSHAWA amount of money you wish to spend. There is No Extra Charge for this EATON Special- with the political advantages of) | ized Service. poison centuries ago, seems to ' CALL EATON'S LOWER LEVEL, DEPT, 227 TOYLAND PHONE, 125-7378 be a losing one. The city's fund) for paying 2,000 - lire ($3.50) bounties for each dead' viper army has used flamé-throwers i 723-6751 OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9: to burn breeding-grounds. Nev Se on oe or bia ce AND EVERY SHOPPING NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS tomb,