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in Ottawa For ii 3 House Opening , . . ” . orMwA' (snow) - I, An. . P e n S e a e ' gusf Macbean. Conservative M.P. . V-, for Queen's Just got to Ottawa 3 , 1 and the Parliament Buildings in time for the opening of Monday's

emergency session. Mr. hllclsean

and owing to climatic conditions flew south to the Azores where - n they lost two more hours. Just

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, both i it p nu-n i 0 0 - ' WASHINGTON tAPt I I convelillletiultlhlsw lef-iG1'l::0lI Ii: roll s state department reported Man. n0TTAWA (CF)-The special ses- France which was Ilnestilgntsad to pre- National President Tel s 0 our I-1-nu serum were in man. I'll la or ce do cm". agreement" has ”i P"""”'''' ?":i'”. i'”"' "m ””i”” "" .. ” ”"' gggtg, owing in an hoidmn 91 an been reached with lceland which day with a power” '3 mm 2. For ollowlns the unrealistic ' a ' s nominnunn cnnvenunn In prmc.- demanded last March that Amer- Prime MilJlsl-9!' 5'. Lalllem " "'9 policies" of the U.S. and thereby J. wntnnn Mnnprnnnng. My. In, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (CPI Paraguay, Turkey and South Ai- of the problem. He will have to loan forces be withdrawn from the big powers of the world. em. 4 on tmculem and de' pl-inc. nnn pnrunmnntnny "Inn, The UN assembly overrode Rue rlcrah. I n n submit an estimate of the cost to big air base at Ken.-avik, I have been scandallzed more nan. nuunnn on the nan n; ,n, inn; tn nnnemn mnmn, ginning, sian objections Monday night and e reso utlon authorizes secre- the assembly. A spokesman declined to say, than Once by the Illlillde 01 1110 Egypuu dictator." W.A Thonison. a farmer of organizations tenths interests of Wu "mm. to be he" not In. op" approved a grant of 310,000 to tary-General Dag Hammai-skiole some diplomatic sources said In- however, whether the agreement larger Powers. ills bl! WW9" " 3. For placing Canada "in the reuse. ' ' l , " ' F "'7' inn 3. In unnnun In two nnynu pay the initial costs of the cinch to draw on a working capital fund dla will demand that Britain. provides for continued U.s, oper- we call them," he said in the Com- nnmmnunn nnnmnn of nnnen,-Inn fwd”. of tn. Andcnlm" in. In tracing the OXPCHGIOEI Oi mm gency police force in Egypt. of the UN for the expenses for France and Israel pay the cost of stion of the air facilities which mons after Governor-General Vin- nmnunn "om president Nnsnnrn V the western grain former over a ' The vote was 52 to 9 with 13 the force up to 3l0.000.000. It left clearing the waterway. However. Iceland first granted in 1951. In cent Massey opened the ulliblh 4, For falling "to take swift and stltile of Canada addressed I period oi forty fears several ex- - countries lllstainlllt only the 50- to idler Essembly action just how V.K. Krishna Menon. India's rov- reply to questions, he said: All too frequently they had nnnnnntn nnunn n, nxtnnn refuge dinner meeting of the P-E-L neriences of the ins! have h9'P- FEM; mscom-Em viet bloc countries voted against this money is to be repaid to the lng cabinet minister, bypassed the "This agreement is now being "treated the charter of the United to we nnnnnn 0, Hungary and l"""3l' kn mg” 'l 'l" R”d”' ed N lmP'0V' "N '””d'''d” 0! it. The United States. Britain Ind 0IPliQl fund. subject in a long speech to the reviewed by the respective gov- Nations as an instrument with ntnen lnnnn nndn, the cruel Run. yous Restaurant. George B WlIitO- today. It is the profelllonll I8ri- ROME (AP) - Comrnunlst Al- France voted for it. Canada voted Before the balloting, Russia de- assembly. He said he was not as mciits and until the review is wllicb to regiment the smaller na- nlnn yon, -- slda ilI'0Vlll0ll1 in side!!! Clllimd clllillrlst Who is the friend 0' "'9 basis was reported Monday to be with the majority. mended that Britain. France and prepared to make a statement at completed I can't discuss its na- tlons and as an instrument which '

tary Association which has been a ' 3: visiting Canadhn army and air g 0

bases in Europe.

The Canada-Bound plans brtng- K

ing the NATO group back to 0t- . ', tawa left Paris at 10 olclock on v .. Sunday morning but ran into dif- ' ' flculties, Mr. Macbean said. 'l'hey g

had a four-hour delay at Shannon . n A

the IIIBOWII 0! snproxirn-My tamer and is of great Vlllle to increasing salaries and cutting Countries abstaining were Cans Israel pay the full cost oi the this time but did speak against lure." did not haveio be considered when ninMr'p-gonlzz fnlg 'Il;:nteTx;l;:,rlt,B,'nl:; twenty- fl" Ilrlcultllristh him. It is this spirit of ClH3P9r- prices effective Jan. 1 in an ap- bodia. Costa Rica. Cuba. Ecuador emergency force in Egypt and of any payment by the UN. i their own so-called vital interests 1,. 'uken tn wnnnmw wnhnnt n "Tilt - lstlonship betw.99" the ation which will farther build parent effort to i , ' El " ' i . " ' lsilael. clearing the Suez Canal. Auguste R. Llndt. Swiss obser- were at stake." nnnrnnten tnnt the Sn” nnennnn professional syicnimst and the Canadian Agriculture. discontent. Luexembou: . Mexico, Nicaragua. ver at the UN, informed 1ism- Mini" Man Found He spoke, frequently with unu- will be gettied without . perms. mu u '1" Int." w" u" mam. pA1-133” CHANG” REJECT ilEsPoNslBlu" mlY3ll.l0ld "ill Swlilefllnd Md '39 9 will heat. after l-ion. Earl Rowe. pent political settlement between at Mr. 'l1loinsons address. In his an H After the vote was taken the clded to assume the cost of trsus- Safe In N. S. Woods nuns opposition lend... chgtggd Egypt nnn Israel and wmmu; nn OPIIIUII Wmlrlll ill dell! with Mr. Thompson w on to pan assembly adjourned at 6:8 p.m. porting UN emergency force un- the government with following "a effective police force established institute affairs and concluded by out that many rapid changes have EST until 10:80 a.m. today with its from Naples to Egypt in Swlu- ANTIGONISH. N.S. (CPl-Fran non”, of nnntnnnnn cnndemnn. in the "en sayinl illll u"'WEh thirty-six taken Disco in the type of iIrm- u r e S two more speakers. one j them sair planes instead of charging the cls K. Vacheresse, 20. of nearby unnu of the 3,-mnh.p-nnci, arm” ' i years of its history It has been in as well Is in the pattern of Egypt, still to be heard on the Mid UN for it. Switzerland made this Loufdes. missing since ii a. in. inwwnniinn in Egypt, INVITATION 1'0 DISASTER activeli 01188194 ll! ills lollowilll iII'milI8- Milly farmers are rea- die East situation. decision because it was "desirous Sunday in the heavily wooded 3, um me... is no ding”... -l endeavours lislng that they have been operat- f . . V. V. Kuznetsov. Soviet deputy of m ” , its contribution to the Browns Mountain area 10 miles NON-CONFIDENCE MOTION men. nnnnt the neninnnimy of tn, V I an lng on too small as acreage. its foreign minister. said the Soviet cause" of peace in the Middle west of here was found in good Mr, mm, "id an tum-ygntim UN mm. to mini the canal nnd 9”! feels that than is still I place r O union will not accept any flnan- East, Swiss sources said. condition early Monday morning. wn, --damned to prevent 3 major kggp the peace in Egypt. But he 1. Raising the Cducllional slIn- and will he in the future for the cial responsibility for either the wgy in the snag area." By meekly assailed the government for ab- dsrda of studantrin agriculture. family farm. However the subsis- . costs of the force or the salvage mnowlu ..nm."nmc.. ununn nunnng Mm Von” H the U" l 1 4dV0c"-"'3 l”"'' ”W"”"'' W” ""3 '1" '0 W" l" 0'" BEIRUT. I-eh-non MP)-Syrh was the day fishllns broke out in work on the canal. sum policies, the Canadian gov- General Assembly last weekend on t tion of I30 Ilriclllllri lel'Vlt-WI Ilrlrllitllrs picture. came under bitter Turkish attack Egypt. sarai. about 32, is a na- Four Latin American-countries. ernmnng ind A-encom-nggd . mun. n ug resolution cwlng for im. provided by federal, provincial Members of the P.E.!. branch Monday for accepting tionallst strong man in the style Paraguay. Gostn Rica, El salva- e Y lent and defiant attitude on the module wiind,-gm; of Bl-mnh. . and coininercial a . present were !'.M. Nash. L. 8- weapons, imposing martial of Egypt's Nasser. dos and Mexico. servsd notice in nnn n, the Enynunn ninmnnn p-mnnn nnn mun mop. mm 3. Improving the status of the Thompson XE. Lelacleur. Ewen and allegedly concentrating troops no -nu-idgi. nan. comnenug

lull assembly IIE III! will IIIX p it” N n E . P” "'1 9'" 0' '5' "Mir '30” ?o criticitlilfrforinad the mail girl-,.t.Rowe said the on is letting

, a 71"” mmmenu lndl””d ' "' rt of a motion of non-confidence Nasser exercise a veto over the mun-w-w----an E tian I hreat :- Mynu nu pm 0! the dnmun b in the government presented by makeup of the police force. Nas-

said investigation showed Egypt- ian agents played a part in recent disturbances in Lebanon. a little

agricultural profession. Campbell. G.W. Ayers L.C. Call- along the border of Lebanon, a 4. Widening the field wherein. back. (10. Warren. .l.D.E. Stab sister stats in the Arab sphere. the professional agriculturist may ling 11.3 M.scLsren. R.C. Parent. Radio Ankara brought into

find employment. R3. Hurst. H-L. Maclsaren. B.l". open charges-long circulated half-Christian, half - Mosleni re- - .. O0 5. Focusing attention on the pro- Tinnsy. W.N. Bloch of the Canada the col! houses and public where some French and the canal but thus far the Sovht F::g?;n?nng?nn”,:'min: l',,,R2;f,”,:n,,'""'d.;, blcins of agricultural research Department of Auiculfurs; S.C. lastn-that British buildings have been the d ' etc was tlicoulyouatorsfuss DONDON (llauters)--The gos- can for all foreign troops to with cnnnnn-n nnnmnnunn n, inn 1;" M." An hnnnnnw gnnnn nnnm. and extension. r - wright. George C. 'Plsher, R3. tag of bombing attacks. publ ly to assunseanyelthe out er-nmsut promised Monday not to gay, gm. gang. nu nnnnb Inn, noun. hm an in only '5. In lnnmun ,0 dune, ii. Expanding the relationships snesslla of the P.l.l. Department ' of the emergency force. against 1.100 Egyptians ndun n. ,0 nnnnnnhn rd” . nn nwpnn-:9 ..nn' 1”" hm; '”"""" '1' i i 4””: rt" ' "' A "M" if " '1'" '0' ll" "ir"t""l 'r' '”7t .. " In the lsewoi-d throne speech mu . Nasser farce madeofele- 1- Providing authaativs sdu- D.A. Scales of the Island Ferti- Much of that trouble has "'35" "3 ""1" puiaion of lame British nationals only Vim In 'eHectlW UN n n n,,v,,n,,,.G,,,,,.,, M... n be "nu ,,'.,, an ,,,,n, "nnnn, A A -I do I uunnirncn ilnuSyri:nrwbnsem:o.o:lo-man um d I -I teRlcll'll.rld! Sn Cannly, u.:ugtr-11:1: no: (mm uypg, emergency force talks over. 33'" WY” one of the mm” I. ::':"m them in so .. ll. Promoting a na as policy are an i: ; - . e un con o s arms. ammu on an expo ves ms in I . so .. n : ss son and water conservation. lulu. Dr J.A. Clark and D. C. pm-sovibt officers headed in two towns. A communique said repair the rift between the U.8. wnnIln.mn:l,l'mw1'::,' :3” 3," 22;, Lnwuf "or: "E" :'ll::,'yn "Ln n'".n':n'g: 'n:;,:2nLan"::':,l.r;J':n::”n,:.', 0. Working with other ” l schui-man. Abdul Hamid Sarai in IISLDQHOIIS. only two of them sndher Western allies ovei-E . nnnnnmm Wm, nnrnnrhnni-v Min. NON?! lldltmelll Molldly WI!

. D! . have been arrested to Casey brought into the open . ill! mlin dcnlopment in l-ll "mney "' ll" "'"5'moomdd"c' um” "qmmm" null" date. privately - expressed wishes of ign:nol.fucl:mAmu:nnn,Nou' ma lb rhltiilc Plrlisrncnllry lilllllloll l""l5" 'l"”dy 'l:Jl:WU'g by N""' l'1j"'lh?";&”hTfn:'lL' Lebanon is more Westei-n- many Western diplomats when he Whirl! llll Conllnued lI0n-5'-OI llmwl "" cm" com ' ””""”"' " 3”” me?" P. minded than some of the Arab na said: "9 "la F”"”3" sefinury 54 since the Anglo-French invasion m""- an lutely no foun on d etc non. -an nu been the "Meet an siwe In Anmnnn "Y to nnl. wyn Lloyd has made the stzongs NW, 5, Nn mnpn. necmnn, n" The speech said. however; mt It was the liltlli sun no Syrian propaganda attacks almost mother country Britain and to our '" l”"lbh "l"'"”"u”'" l' expected here untu Lloyd returns P""'m”l"m l” "ha m" "if ' '1'" "”"M 'l" e ' "ml? 0: n, mnnun ,, inn" Sm. nnn noon mend, in me Unmn sum: New York to United Nations use ...d nddruu, Pu-unmeng me, orlze the provision of re of or of the emergency force. w aria levelled u Arab mo, . chartu Put first things tint . . . unite "WY - Gm"! 0-! Hmmlr this week. "'9 "mm ”' ll” .'.'”"'l ""”” "W" ”'w'” "d l”' ”"' member of the British-sponsored in mutual trust and get together 'kl”ld "d 3339"”! 707413 Mb At present. the government is "9"" l” H""3"7' !''l"' u” ll "WM ' nnnhdnd plan In, the noon 0, am who” demo, later 'Mahmoud Fswgl about nyrnn to nun, n nun between government said it plans to boost As for t Conservative mars ........mmmm.m..m. nnuc w.,,.,n.n Egypfs threat to expel all Brit. M, Wwemn "nun, wmnn tn, Hungarian relief to 8l.ooo.0o0 from that the gavel.-nment bad to W AFRICAN URANIUM No fonnn, nmnnnnl on tn, non. lah subjects. cnnunnuve nnnyn one in nun, the previously - announced 310,- u courpe of gratuitous condone: of clearing the canal has been Lloyd and Fawzl are attendim lng for immediate compliance "1 . "'10" ”' B'm5l''F""cl' "m South Mrlers ursnlmn Pl'0dlI0- made but Secretary-General Dag the Middle last debate of the with the UN "get out" order. The wnnnmn EM nnnnm intervention in Egypt. Mr. it- this in loss is estimated to be Hammarskjold isworking ata fast General Assembly. Last Satuo other demands important safe . l-I"""'t "N "N" W W" ”' WON! m0l'0 illlll 3l00.000.0N- lllce on .rrangements forasurvsq day. the assembly repeated its guards before a withdrawal. lk':.lll' '”"h' I” 5'' L'""m 8"l"m"” ””"d9m”'u” " in

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spect to the veto, it the Russians i'l0P0Ml- FELL SHORT had not insisted upon it. the United Canada had abstained from vot- States and the United Kingdom tag on the U.s- cease-firs proposal would have insisted upon it be because Canada felt the proposed calls! UK! could not lllow this resolution did not go far enough. crowd of smaller nations to deal The Canadian delegate did not

New Liquor Chief In N.B. Faces Rising Controversy

FIIDIIICIDN (CP) - IIF tide of alcoholic beverages in gov- One RCMP spokesman mid his sister Chaise Douglisrty of .. moot-licensed premises." men were "little more than an- was named Similar demands have been gen-

detachments refuse to colnnssd on raids on the private clubs.

No figure was available Ice in . an .0 1;? on the eonnnlssionss-'s salary. Dough:-ty. aa tanding opposi s a law flrru which includes Attor wider sale of liquor an influent- lal church groups and the New

i lih lquesttons concerned with pe K before the vote because the i L g 3" "ln.."' mm” "' Emmet T''”'”""" "d'"' tlactr vital interests." zssgmbly chairman had limited l”

so immediate tndi- An unidentified Conservative debug to six speahera. nation at any changes in the ad-

member urea; "Why should He said the lxt battalion nwy"

His voicing rising. Mr. St. Laur- as an offered contribution for the out replied: "Because the mem- UN force because it was next in bers of the small nations are hu- line for rotation to Europe for seri- snsn beings just as are their vice with NATO forces. people: because the era when the "it was suggested. I am told- supermen of Europe could govern although we were not present at the whole world has and is corn- the negotiat that Col. Nasser tag to a pretty close end." said that that would be regarded

This statement was greeted by by the Egyptians as being a bat-

commissioner with tl . Ma rlvlleged sweeping 3'.i5"'..'.1'lle”e"n.3l' clnbisy. phowevsr. Tl'Ol'Id-TOVICl'd8 Despite nnounee- sdl liquor by the slum to "nlern- , " Resumption Of

bars and remain generally in- police interference. Work In Hungary

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continua Doushsrtrs chief asslstanrthce 791-193 '9'!"-E93 was speculation h political cire- in Edmonton. police chief J.

l. mu 5. ,1... g, min, 11;, A, Epuggd bu described the liq. prolonged applause from CC? and tailor: of the Queen of England.” Patric has been acting eoinls- nor-selling situation as "out of social Credit members as well as An unidentified Conservative ting gs an no.” the up pan the Liberal majority. member interiected: "What is three years. no he bees a main-

Mr. St. Laurent said Canada wsuig with that"

her glue. jug, regretted the action of Brl and Mr. St. Laurent replied: "in my

hance in Egypt because it elped view. nothing is wrong with it on IIFOIII IOUGIIT shield and obscure the horrible cept.that it is the Queen of Cat The new eosnnilssloaer takes et- soviet crimes is Hungary. ada's Own Rifles." ties at a time when tbs sovsrr The British-French action had ills tons growing heated again: Inuit faces a hood of demands for made it more difficult to organise he added: "No CoL Nasser nil , isfonin la shoot. . . - r g . n n . V . , V world opinion against events in anything that is said here, 13w ' ':brHpe3iadtotbepn;:iI-then mbhdraitiad , ' .' ' : . "l , ' V, Hungary. Itamoiunitlsmtoavoteezfnnsconh-l r cabinet week the ewwasa u . llldlllllltlltoi ' 1, r ' r . - A. ; W dencen gavernsn .soraaa- lnmswickbil-snach of bycanadiaa last week and raised a l 6 n A i . ; m"3'”"" c""'C'l'

The Cooauvstlvle non-confidence which are trying to belittle the at inotioncrltidsesl govurnmentionaofcauadalnthisl on that Ddais: is going to to

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