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Expect Cabinet N. S.' COAST HAS GALES AND RAIN I To Authorize ' i L Troop Movement

Season's First Snowsiormtl lslBIamed For Two Deaths

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AHIII1 Minister Pearson in EONN (AP) - Chancellor Kon- . rad Adenauer ed Saturday

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N tian Democratic art editors, Sunday night walked out of a rte WM 3 colmrttd move for the ex though polltlcelly he ll closer to '13” l”f,h”".m"'m," '&.''”"'d-., ""W,"''" 3 st. Joseph d'A1nu, in Lake at. said the heat way tpo bhng peace ception in the Polish embassy here lvtfi-mW"'1 Hlfi"'” ';"'bm'd0r Si? those who are "K338 W" with "nml l "1 i John county. Que., was named for to the Middle East is to support 1 me; I speech by Communist party am yter. rench Ambasv him. he is still a no the Battle of Alma. fought in the reconstruction of the crippled . . "d" Mhm" D9319”? "ml l5l'39ll W? Symllht-lliu Wltll hl-'1 Hr his crime. in nu gnu" Rummy. leader Nikita Khruschev critlclng charge d'a1faires Avi Chelout-he even put Communit in Jaill" 5 ' the British. French and Israel gov- leading the way. i . They were iollowed by US. CONTWUE3 57511 It was the second such walkout Ambassador Charles Bohlen, 'rur-, At this pom soviet president mm: within 24 hours and for the same l klsh Ambaaaador Kemai Nljhe Limentl Voroshllov. apparently ai.- wick r e':esdo not The weateal: envoys Kavur, Dutch Amhnssador D. J. tempting to halt the spate of words C wa ouoarecepna evon"" '"' L ' kJKlLllkL ontheshoui- Kremlin Saturday night after a dor Walter lnridan. Canadian der and said: "He had to." ' " h by K5: h L -- it f D. M ' h Khrushchev shouldered the presi-

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Jill! himkat of wet snow settling Charlottetown to Montague and al- built it up into one of the worlda selling of the troop-carrying nat- 1-he Mmnon muchcd through ..colomm.s um engine"... to exm. . vole. brother. nave due" "I "d wind. up w as mu" "I

you the Island yesterday. Tho so in several minor instances witll- largest automotive supply firms. ten was postponed for at least 14 the streets of Halifax Saturday in This was the point at which an ..H you do not mm "L do not we Wm my than yum ' aw". "N fall was accompanied byiinht ll! tlll-' 0llY- 011'! mlnor trmlllli W"-ll -n3ll0l10'v"1'0whllll 39”” 59"" 5'tl""h7 mm by Pl'l"" Milt WI! EXP!-lctod to bl! thelr 13 Western envoys walked out. accept our invitations and do not never, never" . s and no appreciable drifting was reported by the Maritime Elec- Eastern Canada from .the Atiair sister It Laurent, awaiting the nut mum exercise before board- They returned later to listen to invite us to you.

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