ee a "ments concerning The Guardian, - ’ Mon., Aug. 8, 1966. 9 ais ant. Eat Production Is Shaking | Arinual Slump CLEVELAND (AP) + Steel production is shaking its qsual ‘surtmer slump and sstart- Ing to climb, with the automo- | Bile industry leading the - way, Btee] says. /.“Production tm early. August | ® higher than it has been_for the slike period tm any year ex- i 1965, when strike hedge stockpiling | was an_ artificial atimulant,”’ ‘says the metalwork- ing weekly published Sunday. Walter J.:-Campbell, the ma- gazine's. president, commenting last. Wednesday on price’ aaid it would have only a mod- est effect on the cost of eonsy- mer products. He estimated in- ereases would add “only $1.50 to the cost of steel in an ave-. rage automobile.”’ Production of ingots and cast- ‘Ings in the week ended Aug 6 was estimated at 2,430,000 net tons, compared . with 2,644,000 tons in the same week last vear and 2,300,000 tons in 1944. ~ ‘On. the foreign stee] market, the magazine says six-month (mports this year totalled 4,629,- 904 tons, a. six-per-cent; drop from 4,938,361 tons in the fea half last year. _ Steel's» scomposite price| ‘on No 1]. heavy melting scrap dropped | - 7 conte lact week—to $30.83 @ « GOONS Te calecsiahimnccu Six U.S. Planes - Are Shot- Down By ROBERT D. OHMAN SAIGON: (AP), American —authorities—announced—Commu— nist ground gunners shot down .mx U.S. planes over North Viet Nam Sunday, equalling a rec- ord they set Aug. 13, 1965. Then the gunners put up a hail. of anti-aircraft fire to ward * rescue helicopters, Peking’s New China “news agency declared - in a@- dispatch gilots were captured. Of the eight fliers involved by Ameri- ean count, only two were known _ to have escaped A military spokesman said | three of the other fliers -were: eeen to bail out, but. no para- ~Most of the. action came ithin a So-mile radius of Ha- et The destruction. of the planes came after a week of no losses. | .-'The- total announced : lost over | the -north rose to..33. Although ground action. -wag reported light, U.S. headquar-~ ters: — the: beginning of a new sweép.in the far north by several American and . Bouth Vi marines. .The new operation, — code- mamed Colorado, began Satur- day in Quang Tin provinte 30 ~ miles northwest of the big tma- mne camp at Chu Lai. The South Vietnamese marines al- | most immediately ran into a | Communist battalion of perhaps §00..men_ and. in .a_ two-hour. fire- fight, killed 71 and captured 27. Ten miles ahéad of the ad- | vancing task force, Guam-based B52 bombers rained down 750- | pound bombs Sunday im the path of the Cammunists. Farther north, “a U.S. marine epokesman said, Viet Cong ter- rorists’Mmassacred 10 Vietnam- *se civilians in the village — of Cam Van because they refused to co-operate with the Commu- nists : President Has Replied To Criticism MONTREAL (CP) — _ HK. Macdonald, president of the Ca- Nadian Highway’-Safety Council, J: | replied to criticism from | has the Quebec Automobile Club that he seemed to -be--defend- ing the eutomobile manufactur- | ers: ~ Mt he club *had said in a com- munique that in several state- ‘car Safety, Mr. Macdonald» “had taken a Position against’ what it called | a-current campaign to make car manufacturers: build ‘safer cars Mr. Macdonald said in an interview that he fully agreed with the’ club’s drive for safe cars “The council has always en- «, @ouraged the use of safety belts and of all other items likely to_| reduce the consequences of an | accident,” he said The controversy had arisen, | he j he said, because of what ealled the ‘‘second accident.”’ or the impact of. the persons inside &@ car when the car hit another § ebiect. ‘Although we favor the use of techniques which would. as-’ sure greater safety is automo. | { biles, we believe that the great- est effort must’ be made to” avoid" the ‘first’ aecident,—the— one involving the vehicle and = outside element.” Peet WINS “NEW DELHT voTE (Reuters) — Prime Minister Gandhi won 267 | to 61 a vote of confidence in the , lower house of arliament. Thursday. It was the first non- tonfidence *vote. since Mrs. Gan- dhi became prime minister ‘six | months ago. A Communist ‘mo- ‘tion acciised the government of | “welling out to the U.S. and erod- ing India’s independence, nity, and political morality. DIED OUT FAST The passenger pigeon, @xtincr, _¢ommon bird through most of “the US): and southern Canada ¢ast~of the Great Plains 200 Fears ago. 1 ” now in, °| rreases by leading steel firms, |. | dig: | was profably the ‘most | AUS Lingerie ‘SHIFT GOWNS — Rayon..tricot, lace _tuffle trim at yoke and hem, sizes S.M. & L., _eolours 1.49 pink and blue. © ° each SLIPS — Arnel tricot, front shadow panel, lace trim, white only, sizes 32: to 42. : . : was 1.49 HALF SLIP : Rayon tricot, front shadow’ panel, ise at hem, sizes 8. 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Bony shorts, sizes 2, 3, 3x, tS BABY BLANKETS — Viscose and nylon blend, aa colours with whipped ends, eolours white, blue, pink’ _and maize, size 3%” x 50’. = a 1.49 : GIRLS COTTON PYJAMAS — Toredor and shift styles, assorted. prints. and colours, a ; 1.49 COTTON PYJAMAS = Assorted colours and GIRLS’ BFLL BOTTOM SLIMS — Colours red-and royal! sizes 4 to 6x. 1.49 ee 1.49. oe FLANNELETT® PYJAMAS — Sizes ¥ to 12. pair 1 .49 GIRLS’ NYLON SQUALL JACKETS — Zippered front closing, draw cord hood and hem, eolours blue, red, ink, white and yellow, sizes 7 te 14. ‘ pin : whi y 1 ; 49. GIRLS’ SLIMS — Combed cotton and eotton denim, as- sorted colours, sizes T te 14. poetry 1 49 res BOYS’ prints, sizes 3 to- 6x: " STRETCH SLEEPERS —1 Piece, intents size. nets ue each each BOY'S POLO sHIRTs — eet 8 te 16 years, 1.49 BOY’S CORDUROY sPoRT ‘SHIRT — Long dae: sizes 9 to 16 years. ‘ ‘eneh: 1 49° BOY'S. CORDUROY PANTS — Half boxer style, sizes 6 to 12 years. <a 1 49 BOY'S FLANNEL DRESS PANTS — Half boxer style, 6 to sizes 12 years. i 1 .49 os oe oe style, oo 1 49° : 4.49, i % BOY'S POPLIN JACKETS — a tn 6 years. each Children’ 5 Wear i ee | SIM: on Boys’ Wear | short Geave. each _ BOY'S nikon as SPORT — dees, aie 8 te 163 _ FIRST QUALIFY eo & "NON-RUN of a 6 11... ” “on, bag. | ~ size. 2 Ib. ‘bag. ‘ ATTACHE ed for easy use. type, @ pack. a sheets to, pkg. - pastry server. @poon, eee ance a 4 49 ? ee, black Sn DICTIONARY —An date, self pronouncing dictionary . design- ~ HOSIERY “DEPT. NYLONS — With heels and nude, heels in burnt.sugar, charcoal, ape mist and tender beige. Sizes 9 - 11.' “yin 1.49 FIRST QUALITY. WALKING SHEER NYLONS — In: assorted shades, sizes 9- Se ee 3 pairs 1.49 * TEXTURED NY LOWS — In charcoal, uae and» coffee tone, sizes 9-11 pairs 1.49 LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S ANKLE AND KNEE HOSE-— In assorted colours, sizes 4 we 1.49 _ PATENTS & TOILETRIES LISTERINE. MOUTH - WASH & GARGLE 14 of, bottle, - 2 = 1.49 “BUBBLE BATH —No bath tub:-ring14°} 2 te 1.49 HAIR SPRAY — Non. sticky. 10 og. tin. te 1.49- A.B. A. TABLETS —5 g-. 1000 in a bottle wie 1.49 MACLEANS TOOTHPASTE — Economy ae -RUBBER ee - Sizes . M, L. “par ADT BATH SALTS — To soften the water, ee 1.49 ROLL ON DEODORANT — 4 oz. size. ‘tee 1.49 SHOE. SHINE KIT —.3. arg AS 49 HAIR BRUSHES — Assorted styles. « 2 wr 1.49 ‘SCORE THE CLEAN HAIR DRESSING— 2. 1.49 BATH BRUSHES — Nylon bristles. * LICORICE ALL SORTS —4 1b. 4.49 box STATIONERY DEPT. CASE — Vinyl, two buckle 1.49 authoritative, each up-to- Set in bold readable clear. concise. definitions. of . all words in common use, more- than 800 in- formative illustrations., 1.49 each PHOTO ALBUM — Bound with semi limp cover, lace tied, forty black leaves, sorted eolours, size 10” x as- 1.49 i. ; SCRIBBLERS — Narrow or wide riled, 3 hole punched, 40 pages each book, 5 to 3 an AS TYPEWRITING « OPY SHEETS — 2 ue 1.49 JEWELLERY DEPT. SALAD SERVING SET — Serving pieces a net ° : HOSTESS SET — Stainless steel enld meat fork, gravy ladle, tablespoon and net it 1.49 GRAPEFRUIT SPOONS — Stainless steel sii OB en e . a ae BABY SET —Stainiew stee! fork and « 1,49 “ Sa eee i 149° a NYLONS — Sizes 9-11. -1.49 “RAR SET —3 piece set, bar knife, bottle opener, & cork screw. ~~ SERVING ‘SPOONS —Stiver pele as ae (1.49 na @poons. COME: APART 8 HEARS—8" shears, | very useful, as jar opener, screw driver ete. & : each spoon. set DRESSMAKING SHEARS — 8” forged steel. dish with ee 1.49 MAYONNOISE DISH & SPOON — Crystal . |. 149° , Shears, 149 BRACELETS — Yellow. & white gold col- oured and pastel shades. each PENDANT & wana SET — 1.49. Yellow & white gold coloured, assorted styles: with matching earrings. sal a 49 Y NECKLET & EARRING SETS — Assort- ed styles with matching ~ earrings. set = rings. eorted styles. ow _ each CUFF LINK & TIE BAR SETS 1.49 PIN & EARRING SETS — Yellow _and- ~ white gold eoloured. sth matching ° ear- we 149] PIPES — Waalilaabse DeLuxe pipe, as- 1.49 — Yellow: and white gold coloured, assorted styles. 1.49. COFFEE SPOONS — Stainless steel, 149 of 6 spoons. POCKET KNIFE — Approx. 34% set * ‘knife, “atag handle with punch, can opener; Cap ~ Mifter, “ete. BILLFOLDS — English Morocco, sien, colours black, brown and . each. HANDBAGS — Plastic, assorted white, bone, black, brown. ' each NOTIONS QUILTED § AT IN CUSHIONS — filled, approx. 16% x 162, assor' ours. : each 1.49 assorted 1.49 © styles, 1.49 Kapok ted col- 1.49 CORDUROY CUSHIONS —Square and round styles. . each HAND HOOKED CHAIR PAD — 1.49 Assort- ed designs and colours, 15’ x_15’’. each 1.49 3 & 4 PLY BLEND YARN —1 02. bails, * wool and rayon, nylon reinforced, tr 1.49 DOUBLE. KNITTING YARN — 2 oz. balls, nylon reinforced. BABY YARN —1 02. _ balls, rayon, nylon reinforced assorted 3. 1.49 wool ana colours. 4 tw. 1.49 BIB APRONS — In print with one pocket and full skirt. 2 1.49 ' REVERSIBLE, TEA APRON — Plain with floral pocket, trimmed with lace. each TEFLON DRILL IRONING COVER — Drawstring. ‘ each JUMBO DRESS with zipper,.2 hook frame . each 149 BOARD 149 GARMENT. BAG -- 54” 1.49 WOMEN’S SHOE RACK — Metal, | @ pairs of shoes. ae holds 1.49" WASHER covER — Clear. ee piece. ¢ach ‘CHINAWARE CASES keeps china clean. each 1:49 |“ — Salad plate size, 1.49 BEDDING & LINEN: DEPT. BEACH TOWELS — Jacquard design in solid colours pink, blue, green, Size 3” x 60" yellow, 1.49 EMBROIDERED PILLO w CASES — White with coloured eross ‘stitch design. _ 1.49 alia —" SS OTHERWISE STATED LINEN GLASS TOWELS — White ground, “multi colour stripes, size17° x 29°. NOVELTY BATH MAT—Terry with foam back, <ale with poodle or cat de- eee: 1.49 looped terry, each 5 BATH TOWEL S— Well —solid-colours-or- “stripe eae: 20"! ¢--49"* —f— “1.49 - PLASTIC MATTRESS COVERS — Zip- ered end +o fit twin -or- double size bed.: me “each | : 1 49 PLASTIC TABLECLOTH — With | cotton” back, assorted colours and designs, 53’’ x a 1.49 for beach, assotted col- 1.49: BOXED’ PILLOW CASES — White with “eoloured - embroidery, standard _ size. each = CAMP... BLANKETS — Ideal cummpine™ ete. 54” x 70'F, ce ‘ LACE TABLECLOTH — Ecru shade. 48"’ a ae 1A CHECK LINEN TABLECLOTH —50" x = 1.49 LINEN DAMASK TABLECLOTH — White, ee 1.49 SHREDDED “FOAM BED P I L L 0 W- _ aoe 1.49 FEATHER. PILLOW— Foor ticking, . ws 1.49 RAYON TABLECLOTH — White ground with blue kitchen design, 52” x 70” 149 EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASE S— Cello wrapped. 1 49 FITTED SHEETS — White cotton with’ elastic corners, twin size. } 1.49 each NOVELTY LINEN... GLASS ._TOWELS — Floral, dog or,cat design, 17” x 29’. 4, 1.49 COTTON MESH DISH CLOTHS — As- APRON & TOWEL SET — Terry or linen, “ assorted colours and designs. 1.49 ret fine white each “each each : each each - pair BUNK SHEETS — Made of ete we 1A SHOE DEPT. WOMEN’S & TEEN’S SNEAKERS. ins Cotton duck uppers with. rubber ‘soles _ and heels, colours black~and white only; sizes 4 to 10. 1 49 SPORTING GOODS & TOYS BABY HARNESS — a a we doublé pair Special, 1 4 BADMINTON RACKET — Steel shalt Special, 7 1 49 DUFFLE BAGS — Nylon im colours navy — 1.49 GOLF BALLS — Liquid eentre, 8 in pack: ” age. \ Special, 1 49 BICYCLE CARRIERS — Rear style. 1.49 e. ¢ Special, . e FOAM RUBBER — Size 2” ee ie e fe oa ~ Se peal, 4 493° a = WAGON — Child's steel , wagon. bio on size. ERY PAN =o ines = ee 1 : 49 CORN tae WITH HANDLE — eke 1.49 METAL TV moo designs, oe 1 : 49 ~ ‘TONGS, TURNER & FORK — 4 1.49 CAKE CARRIER — Metal with bronze trim, 1 . 49 HOSTESS TRAY — Glass bie with es 1.49 x 18". each x 18” FOAM RUBBER — Size 1" x 18" x 45". he each tl ? 4 NDOW- ERILLS—-Assorted—colours— 4 aoe - cach 1 49 ; ; 7 RAYON & DACRON PANELS — toe et 1 49 ; ; each LP eee ee Savings for Men + ; ¢ ; : MEN’S. WORK SOCKS ee « MEN’S BREVETS — Sizes 8.M.L 3 oe T. 45. ‘ MEN’S JERSEYS — Sizes S.M. L. 3 ze 1 49 BOY'S DRESS ‘SHIRTS — White and stripes, sizes 11 to ees _each 1 49 BOYS’ BREVETS — Sizes $.M.L. , 4 tor <4 A939 BOY'S , JERSFYS — Sizes 3 ML 4 “a 1.49 3 ue 49 BOYS’ PYJAMAS — Sizes 6 to 16 years, “cotton broad- cloth or fhannelette. 1. 49 pair 8 pate 1.49 ‘BOYS’ NYLON ‘SQUALL JACKETS — Broken size range. 3 1.49" _BOY’S TURTLE NECK T-SHIRTS — a sleeve, sizes - 8 to 16 years, assorted colours. | 49 BOYS’ COTTON SLACKS — Halt “poxer style; sizes 6 to ire = 148: Kitchenware, eT ukaks BOYS? HOSE — Sizes 8 to 10%. MEN'S HOSE — Sizes 10 to 12; CUP BND SAUCER — — Every day eup “and- "saucer. ALT & PEPPER SHAKERS — Classic -palt and pepper shakers. = — 8 g . 49 EGG & RELISH SERVER — — Crystal, 18 inch. each 1 49- | LARGE WASTE ‘BASKET — Plastic, blue a turquoise. 1.49 1.49 FLORALS — Bone ebina: florals. oa: : ak SS nS se each IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER — each each ALUMINUM DIPPERS — 3 per set. 1 49 "ALUMINUM SAUCE PANS WITH COVERS — each 1.49 . ALUMINUM COFFEE PERCOLATOR —6 cup 1 .49 each KITCHEN UTENSILS — 4 pieces — fork, spoon, turner : 1 masher. a 1 49 2 tw 1.49 PULLEY — 6” shockproof pai 1.49 149 LOAF PAN — Seatnless, pure aluminum, 93/4 x 53/4. wD ww 19 1.49 of four cans, metal, white with + 1.49 GLASSES — Insulated plastic, keeps drinks hot or cold. teflon ae fry pan each FRY PAN — 7’ SAUCEPAN — Teflon aluminura. “each & oe SHEET — Seamless, aluminum each -CANNISTER SET _ bronze. : set Sao SANDWICH oe — Piast, “with 6 ae 1. 49 1.49 “p18 DRAINER TRAY — Rubber, high rim built ‘in 1 assorted colours, ‘ & ope, ; ) each 1 49 1.49 1.49 : as DRAINER — Rubber coated wire, Ssorted colours — LUNCH KIT — PMastic, assorted eolours. each WASTE BIN — Swing top. i each CAKE PAN — Hound afgel food eake pan, ’ ; : oo 3 pairs 4 91; , 5 te 1.49 | ~ ALUMINUM: FRENCH FRYER = With: rack 49 1 (1,49 ALL ITEMS FIRST QUALITY. VALUES OF 1.95 AND | _; on MORE. ‘NO DELIVERY UNLES ; _|NO PHONE OR. MAIL, ORDERS, PLEASE. fem