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RELUft
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Rupert
Daiiy
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MANSTEIN
POLITICAL
ROUNDUP
(
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
ALLMENDINGEN.
Germany
r
Fielri
Wak.
Friilay,
Mfty
8,
1953
Manstein
was
freed
Thursday
from
a
Briti.h
...
r'Vo1
Reflects
and
"
Reminisces
As
I
See
It
by
j
4
CLore
and
was
given
a
tumultuous
nvnti
.
cres
(This
Is
the
second
In
a
aertes
articles
on
leaders
of
the
of
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
ot
Pttuoa
Rupen
a
Iti
JepMident
aaliy
newspaper
and
Nurtliejn
and
Central
British
Columbia.
U
ember
ol
Cauadlun
rreaa
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
''be
Piluee
Rupert
Dally
Ncwa
Limited
J.
F.
MAUOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vlco-Prwutten
major
political
parties
In
BC.)
irum
hundru
un4r
of
Oermans.
The
66-year-old
field
marshall
served
eight
ye
12-year
term
for
atrocities
committed
by
troops
01
1
ffimmanr)
In
Russia.
He
was
(riven
nn
oiim.,...
'.
.
tt
1
self
have
seen
a
premier
of
BC
Intoxicated
at
an
opening
ceremony.
incl
lhe
impression
he
gave
was
very
disheartening."
That
set
tongues
wauging!
Who
was
the
Premier?
Mr.
Webster
would
never
tell.
He
evid
is
something
tnai
;
hasn't
got,
it's
a
j
i
A
wrinkle
;
if
a
prune
I
plum.
Star
for
good
conduct.
per
ear.
10.00
Subscription
Kates:
Bj
carrier
lt
wee.
25c;
per
month
II.
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it
Xa
p.-.th
lr
,,-r
venr
AH
UM
fjlhorued
aa
wcond
ci8ss
r.-.ail
by
the'
Post
OfBor.
Department.
Ottawa,
VICTORIA
New
C.C.P.
chief
tain
Arnold
Webster
won't
take
no
for
an
answer.
Four
times
the
people
of
Vancouver
told
him
NO
when
he
asked
them
to
send
him
to
the
House
of
Commons.
That
didn't
discourage
Arnold
Webster.
Somewhere
along
his
life's
nath
he
has
learned
lnfin-
Surpluses
For
Whom?
Support
the
Kinsmen
Club
KE
L
TO
TRAVEL?
TO
HAVE
FUN?
TO
HELP
THE
KINSMEN
THE
government
has
un
ently
l'keu
me
rrenner,
pci.-.im-
.
ally,
though
he
couldn't
approve:
An(1
now
com,.s
WOrd
from
the
the
strong
drink,
Soviet
Navy
newspaper
Rd
Racial
bias
enrages
Webster.
I
Fpet
Ulllt
lt
was
Russian
navl-In
1943
there
was
a
rumpus
in
gators
an(j
not
British,
Dutch
Vuncouver
about
people
wnose:or
Spanish,
who
discovered
the
skins
were
not
white,
bathing
in
lslanas
m
the
Pacific.
This
will
Crystal
Pool.
Webster
dashed
off
'he
nPVIS
to
responsible
histor-a
hot
letter
to
the
Parks
Board:
jjuns.
what's
going
to
be
done
-It
is
extremely
difficult
to
re-;now
as
tne
necessity
of
provld-suncilc
an
act
of
racial
discrim-1
ng
successors
to
Cuptain
James
inalion
on
the
part
of
a
public
Cock
lind
Captain
Vancouver
million
ite
patience
and
never-ending
loaded
ten
tomorrow,
readers
of
The
Daily
News
STARTING
are
going
to
be
put
through
their
paces
for
the
ner.'everance
excellent
virtues
for
a
politician
pounds
of
surplus
butter
since
last
I
wrote
about
it.
Here
are
the
latest
official
TO
HELP
THE
KIDS?
four
Saturdays
by
a
contest
wnicn
vui
iau
all
their
powers
of
observation,
deduction,
No,
no,
no,
no
saia
the
of
Vancouver
to
Arnold
Web-
next
upon
st",
ana
eacn
ume
me
no
was
for
government-held
figures
food
surpluses
bought
with
tax
.
i
mo
vwt
p
uir
s
wfn;
it
wild
mi.-
money
to
Keep
up
prices
--
Watch
for
the
Kinsmen
CORONATION
CONTEST
Startinq
Moy
9lh
payers
imagination,
concentration
and
a
dozen
ouri
qualities
of
the
good
puzzle-fan.
.'.
We
refer
to
the
Kinsmen
Coronation
Contest
and
consider
it
only
fair
to
warn
that
it
is
going
body
In
Vancouver,
wun
ui-
prises.
principles
of
Canadian
democ-j
racy,
in
defence
of
which
we
are
TWo
Bl'CKS
eneaaed
in
the
present
war."
Rumbling
over
Europe
while
And
now
It
Is
1945,
and
aii-iawaiting
the
Coronation,
Brure
other
Federal
general
election
Hutchison,
western
Cunudian
A-ain
it's
Webster
for
the
C.C.F
j
writer,
describes
"the
deep
blue
fn
Burrard.
But
Gerry
McGeer!
Mediterranean
and
(lark
Sil-
....
r
L..
tl,...,
....
nf
fViA
DilraiMtliB
a
nil'-
m-fairness
lo
Tanners.
Tncy
"
were
for
'Vpril
25
1!)53.
Itawa
In
the
autumn
election
tins
Butter
19
000,000
lbs.
j
year,
when
along
came
what
hy
Dried
milk
4.379.000
lbs.
I
doubtless
thought
a
.
call
to
Canned
pork
..
71.168,000
lbs.
,ni:4ner
duiy-me
pi
uviucmi
ieau-Beef
20,700.000
lbs.
iership
of
the
C.C.F.
party
he
has
w
!.4
in
ine
oenute
uy
men
iiuuutuir
ui
wic
i
stuck
by
through
the
years,
has;
Webster's
hopes
rose.-
Heiture
for
any
artist.
But
the
fish-
The
above
figures
do
not
include
the
carryover
of
about
cared
helped
tc
build
up.
ih
a.inrl
n
hetter
chance
with
erfolk
and
their
women
School
teacher
Webster
first
went
campaigning
in
1935,
in
the
Federal
riding
of
Vancouver-Burrard,
That
campaign
his
his
old
enemy
out
of
the
way.
nothing
for
that.
They
were
in-The
result
In
1945-
Cecil
Mer-i
terested
in
the
fish.
Soon
on
ritt
Conservative,
13,608;
Web-
every
seat
the
crews
were
ster
10
749
Webster
said
he'd
crouched
about
a
steaming
trv
again
next
time;
nobody
be-
cauldron
of
crayfish
which
they
j
400.000
cases
of
B.C.
salmon,
which
is
privately
owned,
nor
I
more
than
300
million
bushels
U)f
wheat
which
will
remain
unsold
at
the
end
of
this
crop
year.
I
j
WATER
reveals
i.le
with
hunks
ol
oreaa
ana
i
theme
was:
"The
worker
has
at-jways
had
too
much
hardship.
In
,
this
land,
capable
of
great
abuTi-1
dance,
the
workers
alone
can
se
lieved
him.
He
specialized
between
elections
in
attacks
on
the
Non-
-winskys
gSgS)
lrucilavomJra
deep
draughts
of
red
wine
out
of
five-gallon
bottles.
Each
man
might
have
earned
a
couple
of
dollars
on
such
a
good,
happy
day."
:THE
BRITISH
Tories
are
ob-I
viouslv
betting
that
the
law
of
supply
and
demand
will
force
:
down
the
price
of
wheat,
in
view
of
the
tremendous
world
sur-!
plus.
Also
the
British
press
Is
j
having
polite
fun
at
the
expense
i
of
the
U.S.A.
by
asking
"Why
Should
Britain
subsidize
the
I
American
Welfare
State?"
That
Partlzan
League
of
Vancouver,
paid
"it
constitutes
a
united
front
of
capitalistic
parties,
determined
to
fignt
to
the
last
ditch
to
maintain
their
privileges."
And
then
he
snorted:
cure
freedom
by
obtaining
control
of
the
means
of
sustaining
life."
He
fought
Gerry
McGeer
that
campaign.
McGeer
had
perseverance
too,
'but
not
much
patience.
The
two
had
hot
times
on
The
head
of
a
business
school
advises
all
secretaries
not
to
uunlrh
the
clock
If
voil
do
not
The
simple
truth
is
that
tney
h
,
,t
D(),SMbie
to
leave
curly?
the
platform,
going
alter
each
oiher,
and
Vancouver
had
a
fine
time
arguing
who
was
right.
Night
after
night
tney
fought
are
not
opposed
to
politics
at
j
City
Hall
at
all.
It
is
only
the,
M()UlU
Robson
Is
consistently
C.C.F.
politics
they
don't
like."
l(
vrti.sc-tl
as
the
highest
peak
By
now
It's
1049.
and-
another
ln
Ule
Canadian
Rockies,
and
Federal
general
election.
Web-'
onp
si,ms
tQ
object
u.s
saU1
"J?yirrM?
bo
3.068
feet.
And
then
ir
tit
for
tat
for
the
cracks
the
!
Republicans
took
at
the
British
!
Welfare
State
in
the
recent
election.
The
U.S.A.
has
a
w-heat
"price
i
support"
policy
far
above
the
I
$1.80
level
which
Food
Minister
:
Lloyd
George
says
Is
fair.
each
other
in
outbursts
of
oratory.
When
the
ballots
were
counted
;y
be,
-tough.
It
is
a
game
designed
to,
separate
the
vVfcak"
from
the
strong
and
the
idle
from
the
industrious.
Primarily,
however,
it
is
going
to
establish
who
has
the
best
knowledge
of
Prince
Rupert's
stares
and
business
firms.
It
is
a
knowledge
which
will
pay
off
well
because,
to
borrow
a
word
from
Hollywood,
the
prizes
are
colossal.
"
Behind
the
game
is
a
purpose
equally
colossal.
Itfis
to
promote
the
campaign
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Kj'nsmen
Club
to
raise
funds
for
bringing
enjoyment
ttf
children,
a
service
for
which
it
is
noted.
S
The
club's
program
for
children
is
all-seasonal,
lit
autumn
the
Kinsmen
give
youngsters
a
Halloween
that
is
safer
and
more
fun.
In
winter
they
put
ofl
parties
for
children
in
the
city
and
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
In
spring
they
look
after
the
parade
and
sports
of
Empire
Day
an
occasion
whjeh
will
not
take
place
this
year
to
avoid
conflict
with
Coronation
Day
celebrations.
t
Summer
finds
them
attending
to
their
biggest
pfojek
the
Kinsmen
Kiddie
Kamp
at
Lakelse
Lake
wWtf,
with
the
help
of
friends,
they
built
and
equipped
themselves.
There
hundreds
of
children
hive
spent
many
wonderful
holiday
weeks.
(
.
'
All
this
means
that
in
the
contest
we
hate
a
happy
combination
of
pleasure
and
benefit.
Besides
proving
themselves
loyal
workers,
those
responsible
for
arranging
it
have
shown
they
are
also
ingenious
ones.
Everyone
who
enters
is
sure
to
find
it
fun.
1
The
admission
fee
is
literally
peanuts
but
help
the
children
and
buy
lots
of
them.
;
Scripture
f-aMuqe
for
Jodaif
f
"A
pleasant
thing
it
is
for
the
eves
to
behold
the
sun."
Eccl.
11:7,
the
first
time,
Webster
had
uu
won.
wu"'
knew
knew
he
he
would
would
make
make
it;
it;
he
he
could
could
mere
there's
s
Mount
muum
Waddington
nuuumi;.
down
1
Mount
But,
a
few
days
later
found
a
few
more
votes
MfiGeer
i
ly
Hck
Conservative
Merrill,
j
the
coast
13.260-and
I
-
(Continued
on
page
7i
Loean
south
of
Alaska-1
19,850.
Put
Put
Seagram'
Seagram'
"83"
"83"
to
to
the
the
water
water
"test.
"test.
Water,
Water,
plain
plain
or
or
sparkling,
sparkling,
reveal
reveal
a
a
l
.W
,
had
won.
No,
no,
.said
Webster
eb-ster
READERS
may
recall
that
back
in
1946
I
exposed
through
this
column
the
most
"successful"
price
hold
up
in
all
history.
During
the
Hitler
war
normal
it's
not
over
yet.
Next
day
Wtb-
j
ster
had
won
again.
He
packed
his
bags,
ready
for
GREER
tSc
BRIDDEN
LTD.
Ottawa.
But
there
was
another
world
wool
trade
was
upset.
To
whisky
true,
natural
flavour
.
ami
bouquet.
Seagram's
"83"
(J7
Seagram's
Sure
support
the
economies
of
Australia,
New
Zealand
and
South
Africa,
the
British
government
purchased
the
entire
wool
clip.
When
the
war
ended
there
was
an
accumulated
stockpile
of
over
four
billion
pounds
equal
count,
and
McGeer
had
won.
It
was
Vancouver's
chief
preoccu-
(
pation
for
days
who
had
won,
McGeer
or
Webster?
The
official
and
final
count:
McGeer,
10,215;
Webster
10,309.
Webster
had
lost
by
six
votes,
enough
to
make
mast
men
bitterly
frustrated.
But
not
Webster.
He
unpacked
his
bags
and
started
preparing
for
the
next
time.
a-tiiac
This
advertisement
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Gove-nment
of
Br.t.sh
Cote.
to
a
20-year
pre-war
supply
of
wool
bought
and
sold
between
nations.
The
British
fsocialist)
ment
acted
like
a
shrewd
talist.
It
entered
into
an
rangement
with
the
Dominions
See
us
to
discuss
that
new
construction
In
the
1940
election,
Webster
(
was
In
again,
once
more
In
Bur-
1
concerned.
They
set
up
an
arrangement
called
Joint
Organization.
This
organization
successfully
manipulated
the
wool
market
for
four
years.
Buyers
for
"JO"
attended
all
wool
auctions
and
kept
prices
from
fall
..-
....
....
.
(
1
i
:
'
-
FREE
RAIL
or
AIR
TRAVEL
ing
lower
than
JO
wanted
them.
In
less
than
four
years
the
rard,
once
more
again
Oerry
Mc.
,
Geer.
That
election
his
line
was:
"If
it
Is
easy
to
procure
money
;
for
war,
why
is
it
hard
to
find
money
for
the
underprivileged
in
peacetime.
If
profiteering
in
bullets
In
wartime
Is
a
criminal
act,
why
is
profiteering
In
bread
In
peacetime
a
lawful
act?"
i
The
1940
election
count:
"McGeer
12,353;
Webster,
10.443.
That's
It
said
most
people.
Webster's
finished;
he
won't
try
again.
They
didn't
know
then
of
Webster'spatience
and
perseverance.
I
In
the
meantime,
waiting
for,
entire
surplus
was
fed
into
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoa
world
markets
at
prices
which
never
fell
but
actually
increased.
It
was
the
most
striking
dem
WILL
BE
PROVIDED
DURING
JULY
and
AUG.1
At
the
llth
hour
Liberal
MPs
,
time
that
he
was
absent
from
have
begun
to
fight
back
j
his
unit
attending
Parliament,
r
gainst
the
PC
tactics
of
the:
Then
Mines
Minister
George
present
session
which
reached
;
Prudham
had
to
justify
the
tltfir
climax
in
the
sensational
!
purchase
by
his
lumber
firm-
onstration
in
all
history
that
the
"law"
of
supply
and
demand
jPHMwaM
to.
WINDSOR,
Ontario
can
be
defeated
if
you
have
a
monopolistic
organization
in
effective
control
of
the
entire
'supply.
another
election,
Webster
was
busy
in
civic
affairs,
in
his
party
resignation
of
Austin
Dewar
as
;
by
private
aeai
ana
wiinoui
member
for
QuAppelle.
tenders
being
called
of
an
Ed-
J.
H.
Rooney
of
Toronto-St.
I
monton
property
owned
by
the
Patu.
who
in
his
own-
city
is
j
Canadian
National
Railways.
Fi-bcit
'
nally.
Qu'Appelle
s
Dewar
dldn
t
circles
known
in
Liberal
as
-Bess"
Roonev.
has
launched
:
fttempt
to
explain
cheques
re-tv,
nr.i.,r.nff,r,ci
i
ceived
from
a
Saskatchewan
For
YOU
And
YOUR
WIFE
councils,
with
his
leaching,
on
the
Parks
Board
of
Vancouver,
fighting
racial
discrimination
and
the
Non-Partizan
League
of
Vancouver.
Webster
can't
abide
strong
drink,
and
he's
convinced
poll-
IN
1946
I
WROTE
in
this
column:
'
So
long
as
there
is
one
;
hivering
child
in
Europe
dying
of
tuberculosis
because
there
is
no
fuel
in
the
house
we
cannot
r
DOWN
...PAYMENT
With
You
talk
of
n
wpol
surplus
..,.
It
is
on
insltlt
to
talk
of
holding
up
j
ticians,
of
all
people,
shouldn't
iritijrbe.rr-WS;'trt?t;.-Pr-pr
prices.
Let
them
come
down
ident
he
addressed
the
B.C.
Temperance
League:
"The
ef
contractor
who
had
been.
award-Commons
Pjiumber
of
questions
on
tn,.
order.
frper
relating
'
a
number,
of
federal-
:ob.s.
o:;biisin',uVir
by
Rfca-halii1!
ar
mstca
Mur:
series
of
Bratitford
with
the
'
Veteran
parliamentary
c'orre-f.Witrar
Motiaue
&
Housing
!
spondenls
cannot
remember
any
JGVporuUon.
or
with
'
any
other
'
previous
session
in
which
finan-jranohes
of
the
government."
cial
impropriety
charges
have
3BaseOaU
Nurseries
is
an
en-'.
been
bandied
so
freely
in
the
fact
that
all
of
orpri.se
in
which
John
Charl-
chamber.
The
have
concerned
Liberal
tnpm
on.
MP
for
Wentworth-Brant,
MPs
has
stimulated
indignant
j.
director
ttith
n
suhtanti:.!
where
they
belong."
I
think
the
time
is
coming
when
the
Canadian
farmer
will
be
paid
by
the
government
a
guaranteed-in-advance
price
for
everything
he
produces
and
fect
of
liquor
on
public
men
is
particularly
disheartening.
I
my-
f"
'
r"""HJS
on
a
53
PLYMOUTH
DELIVERY
TO
BE
TAKEN
AT
WINDSOR,
ONT.
Full
Price
$2778
includes
3
Sales
Tax
Licence
Registration
resentment
on
the
government
side
of
the
House.
But
so
long
as
Col.
George
and
Mines
Min
that
those
prices
will
be
kept
in
line
with
the
price
of
things
the
farmer
has
to
buy.
But
we
will
have
to
find
some
new
way
to
get
the
stuff
to
Un
financial
interest.
The
real
target
of
the
questions
which
"Boss"
Rooney
has
placed
on
the
parliamentary
order
paper
is
stated
in
Liberal
circles
to
be
Charlton.
ister
Prudham
were
able
to
absolve
themselves
of
any
illegalities,
they
contented
themselves
,mIt
nhrirfTlncr
tVm
PPc
TijitVi
people
who
want
it
and
need
it.
JUST
ARRIVED
NEW
It
was
a
crime
to
keep
Aus
.The
PCs
rightly
interpret
the
j
ml
nii
..amMr..
,....
tralian
wool
'from
shivering
children
in
1946.
It
is
a
crime
to
keep
Canadian
food
surpluses
if
Rooney
questions
as
retaliation
by
the
Liberals
against
the
successive
opposition
charges
dur-
'
tics.
It
was
only
when
the
Dewar
j
charges
hit
home
and
caused
a
'casualty
in
their
ranks
that
Down
Payment5
9
60
00
from
those,
at
home
and
abroad,
who
need
them
now,
but
can't
...
i
inn
mite
"
j
!
they
decided
to
do
a
little
mud-
pay
for
them.
.
.
pwper-i
financial
transactions
CHILDREN'S
RECORD
3,300
miles
mere
.-
slinging
themselves.
The
PCs
profess
to
be
un-
PLAY-COLOR
BOOKS
worried
over
Charlton's
position.
DOCK
.
.
u"c
'
"
iviirioU
.
.
I
l,
Pacific
Air
Lines
one
th
The
act
governing
an
MP's
fi
wilh
the
federal
treasury
on
the
p4rt
of
Liberal
MPs.
First
of
all
Col.
Edmund
George
of
Westmoreland
had
to
defend
his
collection
of
his
allowance
as
a
reserve
force
officer
in
a
New
Brunswick
regiment
during
the
Sprucing
Up
VANCOUVER
CP)
Lanes
in
Vancouver
would
be
beautiful
If
home-owners
accept
a
proposal
You
Get
...
Stratocruisers
or
n
nn
hv
rail
With
Wnou:.
nancial
dealings
with
the
crown
applies
only
In
the
case
of
any
project
which
comes
under
the
of
alderman
Anna
Sprott
to
legal
definition
of
a
"public.
work."
The
PCs
contend
that
Two
7"
Unbreakable
Records
In
album
folder
Book
contains
ten
pages
Each
page
ready
for
color.
plant
.flowers
along,
them.
An
other
alderman
suggested
gar
any
work
which
Rosehall
Nurs
eries
has
done
for
the
govern
National
Railways
.
where
you
please
along
'
p
.
.
.
returning
safely
'
?e
5nEW
COMFORT
of
the
GERA
a
3
30C
.
.
'53
PLYMOUTH
hrougj
"nK
miles
of
scenic
beauty.
Candidate
Must
Quit
Job
Make
This
Years
Vacation
A
Real
PLYMOUTH
r
vrn
m
mt
wsm
iv
n
l
'Ji
n
ut
r
v
r
bage
collectors
be
given
flower
ment
does
not
come
within
this
seeds
to
drop
along
the
way.
legal
definition.
lng
and
relating
a
chapter
in
the
story
on
the
records.
r
Back
cover
has
10
small
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY
colored
coupons
as
color
your
own
at
our
great
-u
be
m
must
SAVE.
Orders
thirty
days.
hy
n0t
Every
year
a
holiday
ing
guide
for
each
page.
VICTORIA
(CP)
Provincial'
secretary
Wesley
Black
ruled
on
j
the
ca.se
of
a
civil
servant
nom-!
iijated,
as
a
Social
Credit
can-j
fk!ate
in
the
June
9
British
Col-'
utnbSa
election.
j
Ulis
ruling:
the
-overnnient,
'fr.ployee,
Herbert
Bruch,
must
sign
from
his
job
before
official
nomination
day
May
19
to)
be
recognized
as
a
candidate.
...Mr.
Bruch,
an
employee
of
the
Good
Selection
in
Stock
this
year
a...
..,lTiiRt
:
PLYMOUTH
AD'
FLEECE
SLEEPERS
$1,49
CORDUROY
OVERALLS
1.98
TEE
SHIRT.
Jersey
Silk
KLEINERTS
RUBBER
PANTS
....
Priced
to
Clear
ONLY
75c
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
BJC.
Hospital
Insurance
Service,
applied
for
leave
of
absence
after
he
was
nominated
to
contest
Esquimau
riding.
This
offer
subject
to
air
lines
schedules
and
tariff
changes
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
THE
STORK
SH0PPE
J
Phone
Blue
810
?The-Severn
river
ln
England
flows
220
miles
to
Its
outlet
ln
the
Bristol
Channel.