ngtheThree-Way Fight For Brandon Seatmilt Re? .Vaut ular lt;much Ucula War i, ^ ^ Br»*• fC*Btia«H fNa Pa** 0«t 0# vp»fof u prospect* appear doubtful The nt* party has Utti# provincial organ- ,,de ration .«nd many of iti candida’es •„r.ar are unkaowni It has no leader •_£*» j ed There were no Social Credit natior ote member* :n the last House, twit the Jfhat it hi* had a* many a* five in Sr.-i nd other Manitoba legislatures and of Eg op- Pvatted a coalition cabinet min.*- tie* fter This campaign walt; conduct- ro lt;ed by Premier Manning h.nr, ;J-g f Alberta and Aiberta Attorney- me-.: General Maynard, giving strengtn Ir. *° to the terrr. ’ Social Creait in- r« . n. ant-1Three possible acclamations enthu. a ere luted, in sharp contrast to .ng ci* the 14 government acclamation* H * x, recorded before the 1949 election. ! re £_ ^w’o cabinet member* Public Eng. ■ ■* Work* Minister Morton and Health -be d a.r‘ Minister Bell, were without op- and ! position Cftru Haiidorson, Liber j! ’ion- -Progressive candidate for St. betwe flc -rge. also faced no opposition B-*’. A veteran campaigner, W. D the ,*** Baylcy, is the only w ithcuaw al rnnde• to date Mr. Bey icy attempted to Br;***: stage a clt;-me-back with his Pros- ban*, perity for Posterity Party, but from withdrew Friday without ex- of Na pianation.ne H O Lis*am*xi reprcsenieo tht tc. Brandon constituency since his er. e.ectior. Jar 22. 1952. in a by- Si J r* election, held to fill the vacancy — cau. ed by the resignation of J. C. e Donaldson late in 1BS1. Mr. L.ssa- i”ff_ r man was nominated ag^in May 1 \ at a convention held by the Pro-L gressive-Conaervattve association ,/* L in Brandon. James A. Creighton, Brandon’s mayor and the Liberal party standard bearer, took the initial step into the provincial field April 30, when he accepted the Liberal nomination at a conven-* tion held that day.taueriaverai