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This is a big week educationally, with St. Dunstan’s University com- mencerneut exerciserl ta ng place today and Prince of Wales College convocation on Friday. These “ill be impoan occasions not only for the graduating atudenls, hill for all concerned in the autumn of these Island institutions whlrh. for over I century, have played slich lme‘n- cnt mles in what Prime Minister St. Laurent once descl‘illt‘ll as "the training of the intellect and elev tinn of the spirit in realms of irleu1~ For these lire indeed the title uh- jectives of education.

This (act is recognized liv load. In in industry as well :1: iii ellili‘ tion today. One Ont-irlu iiitliiui. ist is quoted as saying: The most difficult prohlems enterprise fiiCCS are neither scientific Ilnl’ technical. hilt lie chiefly in the realm of \\|l.lt ill embraced in I liberal art: educa- tinn." Annthcr authority miles that lpcrifit‘ skill in any glvcu fluid ‘ i:- come: less and le~< important as an (I ocutiie nd\ances through suc- anlie lcyels of l’Pipnn-i'ill.‘\" A vice-president of the l‘mnk of America has been urging the llf‘Cd fur "the creative. prriduc'ive gmin o! pmple nut of uhnm hiislnru must find its future ovocllthes. Someone must prnvid e fur the. roiindness and the. whnlrnhu tif A liberal education."

Special interest attaches to tm day's exercises at St. Drillstan's. when three of our m’Fl osteemvll citizens—Harri. Thane A Czlmphe‘l. Chief Justice. Rev. .\lnihr‘r Pram-M Loyola. CSM. superior-central u! the Sisters at St. Martha of Prince Edward Island. and [tr A. A. Mum Donald. 0! Soilrili. Veteran physirmn and farmer Speaker of the Louis- lIturI, will receive honorary doc- wrata degrees.

At both these institutions: cnwuraring to note that the lundarda a! previous yean been well maintained. and that by year they are expanding their curricula and clusrorvm (utilities. Not only the graduating alas. s. but tha student bodies keneralav are to he congratulated upon their Impor- tunitiaa and the effnris thev hlive put forth durinu the year. Among them we may look for our leaders of tornormw. in church and state as wdl AI in builineu and profes- sioﬂIl Ictivltlea: Ind we have no doubt that it is to this formative period that they will kink hack in tha moot importult In their career).

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Mr. Dielenhaka to inklin- tho bud. get at the upenu of weltm pro- grams. it might be possible. through austerity. to lower taxes quite dras- tically and, by paying off debt. to rid the country of I heavy interest load. But what is just? Wha' is fair? What is equitable? Our Win» nipeg contemporary poses t h e s a questions. but suggests no answers.

1 it all depends. it says philosophical.

ly. on whose ex is gored.

In any case. if Mr. Dielenhaker is prime minister after June 18. he will dictate the terms of reference. The commissioners will he guided by these And by their own ideas and prejudices. But there is no zuar- antee that the government will no- cept their findings. any more than it has, as yet. accepted the report of the MacPherson comm’ ion on transportation problems which was appointed three years ago. Or. it might be Idded. than Ihe Liberals accepted the Rm‘ell-Sirois cammir- sion findings. hack in HMO. which expotmd inequalities in the national tariff policy that continue to “ark to our detriment in this part a! Canada.

Under The Law

When the Canadian Elections Act was overhauled two years ago. parliamentarians u ere staggered by the discovery that tea and wife. parties—so popular in election carn- paigiiirig nowaday—u eie in breach of the law. “Treating” “as stel‘iiv ly forbidden under the \UillllC, and no distinction was made as tu the kind of “treat” dispensed.

This meant that for some years past—technically at least—virtual- ly every federal election candidate had been Violating the law‘s pru— visions. Once Chief Electoral Offi- cer Castonguay reiPﬂlI‘t’i this em- barrassing fact. no time min lost in putting the matter arllshl. W i t h singular unanimity. Ali‘s decided that it was time for a chance. and amended the act accordingly.

Even arr—as Arthur ii I a k ely points out in the Momma] (iazctlo —cnndidateﬂ must take care that they do mt go ton far in dispcil~- inir hospitality. or in authorizing hospitalin to he ﬂlrpt‘llspti iii their interests. The exemption from the stern provisions 0! section 66 iii' lhe act goes n0 ’lll'il’tt‘l‘ than was necessary to legaliu: the political tea or coffee party.

Fandidates. agents and their slip- pui‘ters can serve “'t'lsh nirehil. ii' ihcv choose. “ithoiit running seri- ous risks. A T-lmne stake provided to lln eleclnr lit Silhslanlial cost may be a far cry from "sandchhei. cakes. cookies“ and the like: even so. the chance that a formal oom- plaint minht he laid l: regarded as remote. and the possihility of con- victirvn is—it iii Assumed—almost nonexistent, But the passage relat- ing to beverages which may he Ierved has I business-like air in it. There in no desire to deny blue- berry juice to those political organi- utions which may wish to nerve it. The beverage. however. must be "soft". The serving of Ilooholic beveralreii down to and includintr 4.4 beer (it any yet remains) is rteme discouraged.

EDITORIAL NOTES

Despite aim competitimi {mm never-l liatiom. a ﬁve-man Camd- lan coal mission (A1 Japan has n turned Iuccessful with orders for a minimum 666.000 tons a! “l (or the coming year. Mont all this will come from Alberta and British Columbia mines.

a a . hibiic Work.- Minister David Walker in quoted as saying the other by. in PetmliI. Ontario. that the country can expect "a down- rilht dirty uni filthy alumni." Hedimwentontouythatlr. Pam (I tamer university MI- tnry be." and a Nobel Poau Prilewtnna) iII'albh lawa doam't know the diltm m I h; of mt: lid I HI (I by“. Whirl WW "II Ottawa at. h ml till! '1“ m '- M be u m In I Ir. Waller an m‘ I.” Indy that'aanlma mutant-uh minister lnvitui the and” H hi bluish run-rt. A lawyer I.- Ietf. he ahould know better how b m him-Ill ca th- human-r

A laceiutm wile oi the. gun“. ataaed More a giant Int'lslbll uuuleucu, “.5 Il’le pm- poslil which caused the rim nN Irgumenl thrku up in the election camp. XII.

Opening Ilia awn Ive-kill. IMII' tn charlalleinwu lane in A , Liberal leader Lester Purina i called Ior “the Mini and innit- zsl lace-to-iace dim-vim before the people by the leaderl oi the only live plrtirs who tulle

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