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Reassuring News

The (act that three big engineer- ing time have been engaged by the Federal Department of Public WorkA no help plan and construct our promieed Causeway ie reassuring news. Thee. tirin- have headquar- ton in Ontario and Quebec. with office! ln the lilaritimes; and that mum that the work will be dis- tributed pretty widely throughout Eastern Canada. More important. it manna that definitn Action has been taken in launching this great undertaking. it constitutea a guar— nnteo that the Conservative pledge will be redeemed—not mmelime in the indefinite future. but without further ions of lime Otherwise this action in engaging the engineering than would be A piece of political trickery thnt our elector: would never torgivo.

The official statement nnw is that further engineering studies will be needed and planA should be com- pleted ready for construction to iitart two year: from now. The pm- ject will take A further six or seven years to complete, This means that the Causeway should become A reality In 1970 M 1971.

One thing now shnuld be cleared up At once. Prime Minister Diefem tinker. on his last nppearance in Charlottetown. gave a Meier pic- ture as to the date of the Cnuee~ way'l completion In the pemration at his speech he pictured it being oomle in 1967—the Confedera- tion centennial year. This wne avid- lntly A case of being intoxicated with hiii own elnquence. It had no basin of auppmt from hlii own en. [lneern It wna a statement thnt Ihould never heve been made. and ha ehould Mw take the earliest rip- portunlty of apolorizinz {or it.

We expoct the Prime Minister to be scrupulously careful In matters of this kind, and he hu dnne him- Ielt Ind llll party I pmr servire by thin slip of the tmigiie. Let him hasten to correct it. We Are not un- reaeonabie: if indeed the final plan- ntr' [tan hAA now been embarked upon and the work [a to be definit» [7 under way by 1960. we can excuee a good deal In the wAy of partisan Oxllbe‘rlncl. But we must have this diaerepancy cleared up. and it nhonld be done immediAtely.

Common Market Prospects

in A full—pan article in the Fin. "Add Post. Torontn. Mil Wilson. A modem who bu interview- ed (kn-diam Britleh and European

inflow"?

fan I” . an 0- Market Azricultur‘ Policy. AA not forth in the Paul article. If. too elaborate for presentation here. But If two general aaeumptionn an ar— mi—thut Canadian proceeded food Aniee in Europe depend on quality rather than price. and that oountriee with high and rising living stand- ards demand quality foodstuffs—— then it seemA certain that Cana- dun producers will “in no matter hnw. when and when the CMAP iA e\'entua._ Applied

Mr. “ilson'e conclusions are based on the assumption that Brit— Ain will enter the Common Market; But. he nan. whether Britain doee or doesn't enter will not rile be vital to our agriculturnl naiea. Further integration of the Six will almost certainly booet these. and Britain will be buying farm pm- ducu {mm ue anywny no long u there In I Brllninl Fish expom. too. with the exception of aalt end. are likely to expand it and when the Common Market Agricultural Policy Is Applied.

Mutterings Ol Protest

"Would it not be possible." aaya the Montreal Gazette plaintively. “for A political leader to tmt the voters as it they were Adulta. as. under the law, only Adult: are sup posed to vnte“ Fould not A party lender bring something like A re- treshimr realism into hla umpaim. by making clear that pmmisee would have to be limited to what the people cnuld be expected to pav and nuirht to be naked to bur?’

What an idea, at thil stage of the campaign! The Gazette must be mail. “It it were just I matter nt party leaders making spending pmmizes nil across the country." It gm rm in the name luxubrioun strain. “it would be depreaaimr enniiph. But the pmmisea are made even worse in many Instaneee by suggesting that the people would nnt rmllr have to pay more taxes to make the promises cnme true. The nntinnal leaders and their candl< dates <peak about new lormulaa. new arrangements. that would‘ like the rnd of the pmphet at old. touch the Nick rind make riches. like water. to pour forth."

Well. Moses did it. didn't he? Our party leaders have the answer psi for this kind of criticism. No doubt. adds The GazettA grudging- ly. “it may be said that ‘politice in politics'; and to expect national leaders to mnke the sober And sen- sible appeal would dmm them to defeat. They must put the voter up tn aiictinn. and each must try to hid more for him than the others."

Well. what‘s It musing About? "Surely this kind of procedun makes a mnrkery of any democratic svutnm." The Gazette keeps mum- hlinl "Aan insofar An A sense of realizm in preserved, or reusertl itaelt lifter the election nhnw in over. it can nnly nurtiin cynicism,"

What A killlnyl Can‘t our Monk real cnniempflnry take pleaeun in watrhlnx the chow—the band warms. the high win Artie-ix end Acrobat: In their nmazing verbal stunts—without eternally moaning nbnut the un-pnid amne- tee? Who‘e going to pay lt after the election 3 We are. of noune. We enn‘t get out of it. no why keep rubbing it in'I

But like the Ancient Mariner The Genetic buttonhoiee III AnhL {ixai on with A heady eye and uh an Adnwminhirl rim. "In only five your: mw." it aye. "Canadian will celebrate the 100th Army-nary of Pontedentim, Surliy. utter loo yum. it In time that Canadian reached sufficient political maturity mulbepmmiaedthelum.end led to believe they an inn it {or mxprnce."

We wonder.

EDITORIAL NOTE

Stone wells do not I prtlnn inflammation-mean the PMhndOreminmbotthe ot- tirial uni-d tnnn the U3, Nata-Al institute a! Government Pam-e- in: in that prion-nan not unl- tortcd by thin thought. "m evidence of detention.“ a rel-an rig-dd. "al h “I'll-MI to I‘- hahilitatioud mien-e of mi Wm‘m w- hywnyotintnhduanewwln- MWMhl‘m detainee mien-4 low-d window. with stainl- ued bun mind in the murd- et the Win-pant.

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AIR AGE IN LAPLAND Planes Ride Herd On Reindeer

Nation! Gear-flue society

Llle tor the Lapps u not Ill reindeer Ind rolorliil rodumra The mi mum-y has naimdiy lrrlved llI LApimd

About 12m oi the hardy Arc- tir pl‘ople live In An mini: reg~ Ion lhui cull arms: boundarie. in northern Europe.

There are :iiimo Lapps Norway. mu m Sueden. 2.300 in Finland. and mm in Russia. Mon at iiu-m Are fishermen and (Inner: Only about A min are reindeer ht'l‘llrrs. And I small

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The minty larmhnusl-s Are A Ali-n: ppuimi III lhe uum-dA' irudiiiouul reindeer»skill lcnla. where smoke in. almost im- bear-tile In the day and tem- per-tum dropped below mo during Minter mm;

But «in uomAds i-lind tn ihi-lr hApiii wiiAu they winiui- in turmiinum, Tiicy nlill u: did Ileep on the limr

In the any: Mien A mln'n lite} literally depcnded upon in. bond. remdrer lhrlt w“ A m» rchenslhle lml rare mine am I! mime" hrrume in“ Vllal lhettn mun-ml Today rustling M a [rent problem

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