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FEE s rfiasuav. Mr. E iting Election

The election reenlta at the time at writing an incomple with both the major parties running almost neckand-nsck. and the proepect of neither having an over-all majority sufficient to form a stable govern- ment. This will mm the splinter parties being left in a balance-of- power position in the Commons for as long a time as the mveminn party requires to call another elec- fion.

Conservative party planners were reconciled to the loss of many seat: In this contest, biit they expected to come through \tith somethiilir more than the 133 minimum number. The Liberal leaders. for their part. had an awesome handicap to over. come. While they. too. predicted vic- tory. they failed to come up with any burninir is=lie which would fire the electorate. Their substantial achieve- ment at the polls is all the more im- pressive in t-iew of this tnct.

in thi: rrm-inre. where the pre. vinli< Liberal record was bv no mean: one to trust ot. there was a gellt‘l'ul I‘velinr that the Conserva- t,‘ n» (lf“'t‘r\t’d another chance. Thet' htttln't rodeemod all their previous e’w 'nn promises. biit thev had made alt Imnl'n=~i\‘e effort to do so. Thu Atlutttit- Provinces adjustment krztnt<. the roads to resources pm. gram and other measures proved of tremendous advantage to our Korian

We aspect now a full implementa- film of the assurances iriven by both the major parties with respect to our causeway project. and further substantial benefits from the pm [rams to which both the Conservav tive and Liberal leaders subscribed. for promoting the over-all loanomic prosperity of the Atlantic region. Mr. Diefenbaker'l pmmlse was to establish an Atlantic Development Council. Mr. Pearson'- to let up a Capital Assistance Fund.

Wh‘ congratulatlnl the Con- aarva ve candidates on their re- election in this Province. we wish also to conirratulate the losers on the clean and vlzorous fight they put up. We do not know 0! any Prov. ince when the ramp-in was waged on a hikher level. and that Is Mme— thinir of which we can all be proud.

Irksome To Bossy?

Modern dairy practicee have worked a revolution in the Industry from the public health standpoint. but standing to Dr. Kenneth Hortin, a Richmond. 0nt.. VMIIFIIII who recently addressed Ontario agri- cultural representatives. such pru- tkia an be carried too far to suit the cow. He was picturlng swanky mil-ion with polished hardwood floors. ornamental windows. soup matte feedinr and mechanical milk- a.‘ in which the cattle dwell in aplen- dor beyond anvthing dreamed of in the thy: of intern—light and hand-

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the more M can: and la situation was relieved. Today‘s air conditioning tans lack the overall draft action {rem floor to ceiliul. many of them take the air from the bay hole and leave the stutfinesa and humidity where they were.

Cement floors without deep cov- erinz of atraw are also causing Di‘. Hortin concern. He tram paralysis in cows after calving and tendency of the long-backed hohteina to lean toward a dashhound look. to slippery floon of today '

Of course. It was not a return to old unhygenie practices that the speaker was recommending. but rather the‘emplaylncnt of common sense in seeing that. amid modern improvements. such essentials aa clean straw under foot and good cross—ventilation were not forgotten. Certainly. u the Sarnia Obeerver remarks. men ai.d women who lived through early dairy days will not want to go back to them. They r‘ member when tamer-s, faced with the choice of themselves being bothered with flies or their custom- era with the taste of creosote looked after their own comfort first. And now that typhoid and ' fev- er have been practitu «and thee. oldtimera an willing to allow to- day's cattle to undergo the disad- vantam of luxury living {or the good ol the public health.

Blot On The Escutcheon

Finance Minister Fleming didn't add anything to his prestige when, in a speech in Toronto Friday night. he said the Russian embassy critic- ism ot the Dietenbuker nuclear nrmtiment policy showed the Com- mun wanted an election victory for Mr. Pearson—“the man who said —much as he later regretted it— that he'd rather be Red than dud." Mr. Pearson, understandath peevedt accused the Finance Minister of "slanderous. lying statements"

Toronto claims to be the cultural centre of Canada. Certainly it boast! a good many TV intellectuals— authors. artists. playwrights. critics. and that kind of thing. Educational levels there are supposed to be the highest in the cou ntry. and the standards it sets are what the rest of us are expected to aspire to. But we doubt whether. in any other part of the country. a Minister of the Crovln could make such a brazen appeal to pNJIIdiC! as Mr. Fleming made in the statement above quot- ed. without being bmed of! the platform It was a cheap, nuty smear that he should never have been permitted to get away with,

Mr. Fleming may be post pray- ing for. so far as good taste In de- bate Ia concerned: but really we expected better of Toronto. To be chosen la the soundinit board for such tripe was a blot rm its acut— cheltn. which it should have resented. As for Mr. Pearson. we think he could have left It at that— Iettln. It go. In all Its malignant impllutione. without bothering to reply. The Insult. after all. was I» the audience's intelligence.

EDITORIAL NOTES

The death of Mi. Bethia M. Tweedy. mutant-director at nurs- lnx serva at the Prince Edward Island Hospital. will be felt as a Ioee to all conceer In the manage- ment at this Institution as well as to the public at lam to whom Mis- Tweedy, In her nursing épuiv. was so wider known. Devoid to It! mleeelon. her life we- lruitful In good works and her example. for mntoeane.willbeasourneal hwpirstion to others.

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VIEW or QUEEN SQUAR '

Good Tourist Attractions At Home, Too

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