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Deportation Suspended Three Months

OTTAWA (CP) -— Immigra‘ tion Minister ’l‘remblay has or- dered month suspension of the deportation order against Daisy Maud H a nurses’ side from Jamaica, who was ordered deported because she failed to mention that ite had two children when she entered the Country.

Her application to bring two illegitimate children to Canada jwas denied. The proceedings |took place in Toronto.

Mr. Tremblay told the Com- mons Monday that the deporta-

Russians Meet Poles Over Nikita Ouster

MOSCOW (AP) -— The Soviet of the disgrace oi Khrushchev. ‘ [news agency Tass has disclosed An Austrian group is scheduled ' lnew Soviet Communist party to arrive today and one from 1first secretary. Leonid Brezhnev, land Premier Alevel Kosygin] held a secret meeting "the other day” with Wladyslaw Gomulka. the polish Communist Chief. l The obvious aim of the parley was to explain the ouster of i Khrushchev's ill health and ad .c .Nikita Khrushchev. but Tass l vancing age as not been ‘did not mention his Gomulka t readin accepted. l‘was one of Khrushchev's most' hrushchev and Gomulka - lloyal Wlillcal SUPDONPFS alld 8 were especially close. When lelose personal friend. Poles rose in revolt against fife“ ﬁg; Zlférgga‘t‘lfe This was the first meeting of Communism. Oct. 20, 1956. ion a misrepresentation. How i the new Kremlin leadership and the two men managed to patch lever, he had ordered a three. lCommunist chiefs from abroad up a relationship which kept the month postponement of the or. .who have expressed dismay at iWO coutries in nominal alll- der so "a" the clrcu‘mstances

Italy on Tuesday.

Much of the surprise of the Soviet party. there has been world-wide unease in Commu- nist circles over the unex- plained shift. The excuse of

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CARRIERS IN U.S.-SPANISH MANEUVE‘RS morning, later colliding and Spain. The ships are crashing during joint U.S. cruising off the coast of Spain. Spanish amphibious maneu- (AP Wirephoto via cable from vers near Huelva. in Southern Madrid).

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o and freedom of conscience. . He called "one of the; most difficult problems of ourl times" and noted that if is one of the questions before the Vati- can Ecumenical Council. Fifteen progressive cardinals ‘ rom Europe, Latin America ‘and the United States were re- ported to have petitioned the Pope two weeks ago to inter-

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place in Bielovezh Pushcha, a may indicate there is departmental official had ‘ . shown P 0 e A .A - been told by a department . P also included Polish Premier The work“ longest footpath lCommunist party of the Soviet Without gains mamled‘ A delegation of the French biblical scholarship. includingmentury writers and wonder: Extraordinary pronounce- l l cil document on divine revela- “scared to death.” the eves of the church. these lempl by Comm” Conservativ“

Khrushchev's sudden eclipse. “09- can be thoroughly reviewed." \ re Soviet town near the Polish bor— trouble brewing in Poland with been disciplined for statements der out Khrushchev to sooth the he made about the woman. ? .Josef Cyrankiewicz "discussed . . oﬂcm that canal“ had a right ’ _ —the Appalachian Trail—winds to select its citirens and that problems of further develop 2.050 mm” through 14 US. on [Union and the Polish United . l ; Workers’ party. and also of de- “With a Communist party is currently here to demand an explanation By BERNARD DALY lmuch the same way, it is said, itinction between what they ROME (Cpl—Great encoul= some later scholar may puzzle‘called ordinary and “cxlrag work 0 a common Bible text whether the y really meant ments are those coming from‘ for all Christians. is seen as a someone died when they used formal councils or from the; NO SMOKE, N0 ODOIII lion. HELPS TRANSLATORS are infalliny in line \l'it'l Scl'ip- to water down or block council Both Paul-Emile Cardinal Le-. T'len. with his knowledge of ture and apostolic tradition. lHCllon 0“ Several draft deCIara- ’

Tass said the meeting took The urgency of this meeting Last week. the minister said It said the conferees_ wno volatile Poles. clergyman said in Toronto he iment of relations between the states Jamaicans Often “v-e together I I I I ,P VATIKEIV hc’TY “Flip?” » veloping all-round cooperation ’ a " 3.5 appgae or l between the Soviet Union and I lprayers for guidance in solving lthe Polish People.s Re ubnc ., the questi n of reunions liberty} P ' agement for theological and over the literary style of 20th-jordinary" church teachings. . i it ‘ H ' r I result of an Ecumenical coun- the expressmn dead tired «or Pope on solemn occasmns. In. Vene m “hat they can“! an ‘ pmmuncemmtsl tions. including tile controver—t

ger of Montreal and Archbishopjtheology.l the scholar tries to. ordinary ‘ . 1 t t t 1. i “b. y 1 George B. Flahiff of Winnipeg.fit the pieces into the total un-‘sm.h as a sermon by a bishop; Sla S aemel’l 0n P012011! 5 You“ CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WILL BE so MUCH EASE“ “’0‘” dun“ d“““”‘”" “f the ders'and‘“ 0' sacred 3mm” a talk b' the Po 9 lo al erty' ——-—-—~—-————l ' IF YOU USE ova EARLY SHOPPING PLAN AND A CON. lhﬁorgscedrixi "lllglmhig angtn‘ihlgfnh 9:510?"ng explained {filming ("roup‘ are in apdifferent Cable address of Britain’s i - l VENIENT HOLMAN OPTIONAL ACCOUNT WITH NO DOWN ‘ . ‘c... . .. 7‘", .y ‘ . ‘ _ ' . 7‘ v _ the Roman Catholic Church. leads not only to deeper 1m”, ('alci'ﬂlllly and mayf angled] to i{lamdcd Scotland “Kurd dpolfltce E iVIilhzasgndﬁnanceown _inc::mceofm%tthel%:yalyoukeepyom‘borrow- AND FIRST MONTHLY PA} lViElNT DUE lN FEBRU Outside the council hall. many.prei,ations. but also to clearer “"3 imam“ "r “ 9“ eve "p'iLiidquaﬂ “5' 3 an e“ S' . 5 Next . “ygthg‘rpl‘muqt {01' me “me 1

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lessor at t‘ie Pontifical Biblical non-Catholics. Institute here. 01 a pressl. Council experls noted that lll ' panel that the council text willinumber of such projects have ~‘ be classed with a 1943 encycll- already been undertaken. in-i cal by Pope Pius . and an .cluding one in Ceylon and an- lnstruction last April from the other in Tanganyika. the latter Pontifical Biblical Commissionﬁa translation into Swahili.

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Both encouraged scientific BI- In English. publication ble studies. Scotland this fall of a Catholic The council text says the pro- cdiiion the Protestant Re-= per interpretation of scripture vised Standard Version of the. calls for an answer to two ques- Bible is seen as an importantl tions—-what the scriptural au—interim step. l lhor intended to say in his text. Cardinal Leger and Arch- and what God wished to ex-ibishop Flahiff both declared inl press through the medium of.lheir council talks that therel the human writer. .must be careful study not only i Over last half-century.§of the Bible but of what is' Catholic, Protestant and Jewishitaught and said in the Catholic. scholars have gained the ill-{church generally. ' sight that the Bible is not sim-l Archbishop Flahiff saidl_ a book. but more a “li-jchurt-h members. and especi-‘ ." of many literary worksualiy the bishops. must con-l Father McCool sa d. .stantly examine the life. teach-i Therefore. as the council text'ings a nd votions of the

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