London, June 6. It will be official commission appointed by the Government last March to investi-
Jeate the matter reported in favour fof the construction of the Channel was a feeling of Jong standing in Gminent educational circles that. the trend in the United States and throughout the world had been of late to devote too much attention to "mass education" at the expense of more extensive zed work.
About the end of last month there were rumours that the Comm of Imperial Defence had decided against the construction of the Tunnel on economic and strategic grounds.
In the House of Commo The "business man" type educator and educational executive, demanding "results" in the form of large numbers of graduates who necessarily had undergone gener alized and often tow-standard trai the Premier, Mr. TRamsa: Donald, announced that the Gover ment had decided against the Tunnel.
He declined to state the rea-saying he would circulate a White Paper on the subject. rix, had ben ton mich in Ue sao this me plan the excep and the exceptional student will benefit, a direct rev of 1 of the prevalent trend.
Full detaite of the scheme announced soon, it was United Press.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.