10, CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, J

THIS WEEK
AND NEXT

By RAY ARGYLE '

Senator Barry , Gold-
water's victory in the Call-
fornia Republican primary,
as narrow as it was,.. vir
ually assures his’ nomina-
Uon for. president, It also
will probably wreck the Re-
publican party, sending the
two-party system: in’ the

United
¢ States into
: the twilight

for the next
; four or
eight years.

+To.m

any
Canadians, it.

seemed -fan-

ql tastic “that

the wildly ex-

Ray Argyle tremist Gold-

water. .could

have ever been a serious can-

didate ifor the., Republican
presidential nomination.

But American polities
makes“a fertile ‘field for ex-
tremism. The average Cana-
dian has little’ {dea of how
widespread the far right.wing
has become in the U.S, in re-
cent pate

_wing, of which
colieaee became the ready
spokesman, was made up of
otherwise intelligent ‘people
who were, more tha
thing, perplexed ‘by:
fusal of the rest of the world
to ardently embrace their
‘concept of Americanism.

becameticdisitlusioned
‘United tions,

"victory ove

Me
The lnte‘Sohin‘Kenne
the first president to warn
his fellow Americans in blunt
terms that he had to expect
diversity in today’s world-and
iat the U.S, could not expect
to sthe rest of the
world in its own image.

President.Johuson is .carry-
ing forward this theme.

Tt, was ‘Golawater’s., x-
treme... statements .- about
using atom .bombs in Viet-

to, “defdliate - the
jungle” “which ‘at last ‘con-
vinced ‘thoughtfal Ameri
cans'that ‘here.:was*a:dan-
erousjand, impulsive; man, .
whose political philosophy,
if he had one,, was,,far-
removed from the./main-
stream of Lanteaaie
America: as

But‘ ‘apparently ' “this was
‘not good enough for .the
radical ‘right, in California.
Gov. Goldwater now goes
into the Republican conven-
tion at San Francisco next
month virtually -unstopp-
able in his pursuit of the
nomination.

_.On the convention's open-
ing day at the Cow Palace,
Sen. Goldwater will. have
around 600 assured votes
of the 655:needed to. nom-
inate. As ‘his -total- mounts
through the roll call of the

“states, ‘there will likely be |

last-minute switches and he
cotild be over the top by
the time Wisconsin’s dele-
gation casts its ballots.

The liberal forces in the
Republican party, centred
around Gov.’ Rockefeller
and Gov. Lodge, will be
powerless to halt the Gold-
water juggernaut.

It can reasonably be ask-
ed, what is it that Mr. Gold-
water has on Republican
delegates that they would
choose a man who Is obvi-
ously not the preference of
a majority of rank-and-file
voters, as indicated by his
long succession of primary
defeats prior to California?

The answer.can only be
that like the lemming, they

ul of the com-
mon suicide on which they
are so intent.

The Goldwater nomina-
tion makes no sense what-
ever in present-day Ameri-

Progressive Republi-
_ cans will desert the party.
He will drag down to defeat
many capable Congression-
candidates. The Gold-
water nomination will send
the Republican’ party: into
eclipse for many years'\to
come. And perhaps this
isn't such a bad thing.
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SHOWCASE

WEEKLY REPORT ON THE LIVELY: RTS

ENTERTAINMENT
NEWS & VIEWS

“Alberta-raised Leslie, Niel;
‘sen, starcof.mi US.

wision dramas; has tempor
farily closed. his uHollywood
Hills home to go on location

Nielsen, born in the North-
Avest Territories where his
‘father was a Mountie, went
to school in Edmonton, stud-
lied. acting in Toronto before
hitting the big time in Holly-
wood, , His. first big vehicle
was Tammy, whére he appear:
‘ed, opposite Debbie Reynolds,

Spring. “phaw,, the popu-
clar. Canadian’ satirical variety
“show which 'has been getting
better’edch of its 17 years, is
off‘on‘a Maritimes tour after
‘a. sutcessful run-in the West
‘l},.be one of
highlights © at

.Charlottetown’s centennial

» "festival.

© The CBC will be show-
-ing an.ambitious cross-coun-
‘try ‘salute..to Canada for
Dominion. Day. It's a film
“flying plane,
starting in in British Columbia
and “going ‘right ‘across., the
country, The TV show also
was. shot ‘in color film for
possible re-use when and if
Canada ‘gets color television.

Book. of, the Weck
By PERCY ROWE

BURTON: A biography of'Sir
Richard Francis Burton: by
-Byron Farewell; Halt, Rine-
hard and Winston, $6.85.
Richard Burton was a truly

great linguist, a formidable

explorer, a soldier, anthro-
pologist, diplomat, _

student of religions —iand a

particularly unsavory charac-

iter. He roamed. the world:in

Queen Victoria’s time, ‘the

epitome of the English ad-

venturer abroad, yet-he never
received any national “adula-
tion.

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Fri, June 12, LET'S: SING
our }. Folk. music. ses-
sion ‘at Ottawa University.
TELESCOPE (CBC). Fletcher

rkle Visits Guy Lombardo.

Sat, June 13, LIETTE

+ (CBC). ‘Comedian ‘Tom Knée-
bone is guest. ou sn.
. Sun,, June 14. TWENTIETH °
CENTURY: (CBC). Documen-
tary, on Battle” “of Verdun,
where ‘half a million ‘ ‘soldiers
‘were killed. :

ota, “Jute 15, DR. KIL-
iD. ARE (CTV). “Hospital drama.
‘PLAYDATE (CBC). An ‘old
Shakespearean ‘actor influ-
sence the ‘lives of two young

anes "yurie. 16. INTERNA.
‘TION. (AL. CINEMA (CBC). A
blind:painter uses. his sight-
lessness to.hold on to his wife-
.iWed., June “17.. FESTIVAL
(CBC). Pianist Claudio: Array
is featured.

iThurs., June 18. CAMERA
CANADA.’ (CBC).: Featuring
the maiden voyage: of Blue-
nose:'ll, HERE'S. LOOKING
AT-YOU (CTV). Sashion tips
‘for women.

([ehte's Choice
OF A ‘NEW. MOVIE

cvslt By OLYDE GILMOUR

qe

The, Image Has Changed:

, gulp.
breath of, ik, before, ttn
swept under... by another
save; ‘of ‘essays, ..0 bo
Teport forms or

cedt.was that.‘of ‘a wispy,
gentle at ee ste

er, ex-alrman, He's an in-
veterate punater who
writes some pretty funny

. As witness our pro-
tuction this year of his
masterpiece, “Julius: Seize
‘er’, in which the principal
fot a Dr. Bladder

mi G.

poun
doe-eyed Frenel-Canadian,
who. spent: the. first:
ie onths, trying to ‘coavinde
8 ther teachers she was

ke There's Geoff, the young
Englishman who came here

after'a year of teaching in -

‘a good : Engilsh - grammar
school. Be, planned, to
spend a year in Canaéz,
as a lark. He was horrified
at the free-and-casy _atti-
tude of ‘our. teen-agers, He
was appalled at our mater-
falism and love of comfort.
Now he has a car on the
never-never , plan, and. is
beefing about his. salary.
In short, he's become a
typical Canal:

We. also have a gal who

‘graduated in musie,'aform- -

er tambilanice’ driver, an

+s WHO) f
be alien d.., The,
‘person,

poetry,
ie nut, whe actually. :

fla Shakespeare was
thrilling theatre.
ee ad
When 1 hold up that
‘image, beside the gallery
‘of.-characters who ‘taught
English in my department
this year, I chortle, There
isn’t even the most remote
resemblance.

Let's see, now. ‘There's
Jacks, ‘ ‘a vast young man of
;Breat good nature and
‘courtly ’ manner, ‘who ‘is a
‘déad'ringer for’ Henry. VIII
on one of the Iatter’s good
days. He’s a beer drinker,
a collector of antiques and
‘a.fotmer advertising sales-
man.

ire's Mac, a former
‘golf pro.’ He's -also an ‘ex-
bus ‘driver, ex-house ‘paint-

accountant, ‘a
dream-shattere "socal
sworker, and ‘a ‘Yady, 5 who got
sick ‘of housekeeping

Rooke oe
|. Not only ido. these . ‘birds
‘not.fit the old image of the
English teacher; they. don’t
‘fit ‘the “new ‘one,’ either.

ar , atone, thank good-
ness, ig “dedicuted” to the

_ ‘teaching ‘of ‘English, None

shivers in ‘ecstasy ‘over ‘a
sonnet, | bursts into tears
over, the, beauty: of an ode.

t the kids more about
aciish and about life than
many an old.gal whose idea
of .heaven. was to .make 2
Journey to:-Englane . 2nd

‘stand. in reverence b2fore

the erates of the ‘poets.

MOCO - = By Bane.

re a sioblent Write

t
Doris cia it cara in this it

y. Hes
thing I want but T am too
spolled. .We fight over the
silliest things, ‘and I finally
learned: my lesson: the hard
way.

You Bee, we had a. fight!
and J. took..my .ring. off and
I ‘dropped. it in the car win-
‘dow and now it is gone and
we cannot find it... My boy
friend didn’t get mad or any-
thing, 1 started, crying and
he’ just pampered ‘me and
said he would get me another
one,

I will. never be able to for-|
give myself for losing my.
ring, I: cannot take apotier
ring,,, How can I make, uj
for my first ring?, Show t
‘pay for it? UNHAPP’

DEAR UNHAPPY — Can

love ,with. ‘yourself and start/
showing you are in love with
im?

Your’ indulgent lover Js not
‘the type i ree you. ature,
‘so your happiriess depends
on.your own ‘ sale isciptine.
Save up and replace the ring
for a start,

* * *

DEAR DORIS —. My -hus-
band comes ‘home and. eats
his meal swithout peaking.
He listens ‘more to his ‘sister
than ‘to:me.; He dpesn’t even
Rotice me at ‘all.. He doesn’t
want, ‘the ‘children to play
with ‘him.

He sure talks. nice to the
other girls. ‘The ‘only time | 20!
he opens his‘ mouth is when
someone comes over but not
to me. NORED

‘DEAR’ IGNORED_He’ 3 the:

yo

ime eee r casé a gelf-*
improvement program. might
help,. I. am. sending . you. my
list of books on Sex, and Mar-
riage. | (Note ta: i aders: ‘This
list will bo, mi: ‘to ‘shyone
writing in’ pat “onoloaing a
stamped civelope) 3

*

DEAR DORIS— r Jost my
husband in. an aceldent, We
had d a Jot of, ot emploves, del frlehds
and men
that Me fat with who sent
me sympathy cards, flowers
and letters,

Now Ihave not answered
any. of these. I feel that I
‘should .but don't know how
|to go about it.

‘A LONELY WIDOW |

DEAR WiDOW-Sitico two
months, haye . figpeed, say

can Sometnig I Ike this
you call ‘a halt, on being in|.

ops y uu will forgive
‘ne for tubing ‘so long to
acknowledge your kind ex-
'/pression of sympathy. I don't
know what I would have done
without. the interest and con-
cern of friends like you when
I lost: my husbaid so sid: ,
denly.

"George , was a fine man
and‘'a’ wonderful ‘husband.
He valued his friends'a‘great
deal and often spoke about
you.
gratitude for.’ the
flowers.” ' Or fill in whatever
applies. | ;

RRC

To ‘Ambitions — You are
bound to have special talents,

and your life’s work ‘should
tally with thém, Write'to me
in care of this newspaper,
enclosing ten ‘cents ‘and ‘a
five-cent-stamped.. envelope,
for my leaflet on Choosing a

loser. when ‘he. passes. up
family fun. But: what : has

Career.

‘Brigitte “Bardot —minces
‘poutingly into view in‘ LOVE
,ON A PILLOW ‘as a self-cen-
‘tred | French :.girl who some-

how enters the wrong ,hotel
room'and finds a.man,uncon-
»scious. onthe bed, gasping
for; life from. an overdose .of
‘sleeping::pills.. He :briskly re-
covers, and turns. out'to be a
.man who ‘is against every-
thing and in favor of nothing
except the idea that ‘society
owes him a living.. This sort
of movie can ‘yield. a fair. re-
turn of entertainment, ..per-
haps a touch of psychological
“enlightenment as, well, if the
characters are sharply. ob-
iserved, wittily.developed and
acted with ruthless precision
by skilled performers under a
director who knows what he
is doing.

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Semi-Annual Dividend

Paul M. Marshall, resident
of Columbia Cellulose, last week
announced that the board of dl-
rectors has declared ao seml-
annual dividend of 10 cents Por
share on the common ‘stock of
the company. It is payable June

30 to 8 ‘areholders of record
on June 12,

Columbia Cellulose is cur-
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500 tons per day at present to

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B.C.’s Wood
Over 1963's

British Columbia's’ wood
harvest for the first four months | wai
of. 1964 was 10. per cent high:
er than for the same period
last year, the B.C,’ Forest Ser-
vice has announced.

The total provincial cut to
the end of April was 531.5 mil-
lion cubie feet. For 1963, a re-

Pre-Fab Home Fails

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A. pre-fabricated home in
Kinberry Heights :at Kinnaird
has not Passed quapection s by
the village’ FS build ing inspector.

The pre-fabricated home was
assembled on the: site by the
manufacturor but failed to pass | ¢,

inspection.

Harvest Up
Ist Quarter. .

ear in which the total cut
.5. billion cubic feet, the
harvest for ie first four months
was 483 mi

For the month of April each
of the five forest districts show-
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