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A FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1901 a Mir tircnuiu Special Journal Correspondence lead, to progresi on trie refu- priced from. Refugee Problem Sol ution Hoped by UN 'scaie. governments on la tl Issues." NO OPTIMISM The members of the com- mission ire the United States, Fra'nce and Turkey. Mr. Johnson, said that no one who has "had any oppor- tumty to-confer with leadeis that if of both- sides can be! very 7UMllttlrUUUrUMM C3 3 a en cp CO "CO cb ca cry I C3 crj ca en CO CP cr.

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Newfoundland could always reopen the action If it chose, but opinion here is that this will never be done. Agreement to adjourn fol lowed the early October visit Prime Minister Diefen- aker to Newfoundland, where he had talks with Premier Joey Smallwood. The provatcial Premier filed suit when Justice Minister Pultonrefused to send RCMP reinforcements to quell the loggersstrike. Former RCMP Commissioner H. Nicholson subsequently resigned over what he termed breach of faith'! on the part of the Federal Government.

He said ThiirsdaAhe had received a subpoena to appear at the December hearing but it had. been cancelled." As far as comment is concerned, "I said What 1 had to say at the tifrie (of his resignation) and I'm BBaB3BgGftBtlinilltlllliauaill3miil1iillliilllilll(lllll)illi busy with other things Tiber's SLwmttl Gnfa Eo Men twL'Boty ON SPARKS STRtETCAND AT CAHLINGWOOO Packard's soft soled opera style 15). Traylling slippers in matching cas (7.S3). Specially boxed (lme lined slippers by Packard (K.IS). THE OTTAWA JOURNAL UK Relations 'Worst Ever' -Liberals ByTbe Canadian Press Liberal Party headquarter! WASHINGTON A imaM own (can.

are justified; each'those most 'directly concerned said in a stWemerit Thursday, It ray of hope haa been cast on side sees little- merit In the, Israel, the Arab) countries is easy to understand why. the Arab refugee problem byother's case; each side mis-jand the refugees themselves ain Is bewildered by the Cans-' the report to the United Na-trusts the role of the i-'nited' will co-operate In bringing dian government attitude to tions by Joaepb-Johnson, press- Nations about "rear progress on this the United KingdomXJoining the dent of the Carnegie Endow-)" Even under the most -opti-;" European Common Market. Who went, said- the NEW 'POLICY The. statement, based on minister nave no cnance or per-jsuccess unless-he held the con-i Commis- haps smaller than the present idence of the governments the Middle East. STRIKE AFTERMATH i 'oner to London) George rZZTZZZ Vu- increasing number --tof, He said -C the other refugees will have, to receive 0f policy must bee Interests would be- pre training before they canv he.

riationr resettlement and eco-irved as fully as possible In tilted usefully. into the and social rehabilitation negotiations with the Common titA- iif nf Inv rminlrv. ,1.. 4f me iciukcvs. inn win re- j.w matter where that may berThis, quire accelerated economic! "For months these fcentlemeni will require a large amount of growth, for the entire" Middle have been acting in every way international assistance.

-East. Iniflnot be solved In to show distrust of Britain," the mr. jonaisun cmuiunun the area of israe a on. Mi P.rtv said. the international com-1 is to go pn carrying Newfoundland Dropping Suit? A spokesman for Mr.

Fulton said the Federal Government is hot assuming that the case is at an end. The province could still press the action and "we don't know what Newfoundland's ultimate intentions are." Gabriel Belleau, QC, Exchequer Court registrar, stated that if the case was. reopened It would be well into 1962 before it could be heard, No Rebate For Buses In Ontario TORONTO (CP) Proyincial treasurer Allan told the. legisla ture today that the government Is not considering the exempt of municipally operated buse! from provincial sales tax. Replying to a question from George Gordon (L Brantford), Mr.

Allan said tax rebate are permitted on railway rolling stock in the legislation of On-tarib most other provinces because railways must pay. sales tax on the material that goes into their roadbeds. In the cases of buses, the roadbed is "paid for entirely by the province if it is a provincial highway and substantially if Nit forms part of a municipality." Pipe Slipper uu What more thoughtful gift could -you choose for your man than something that represents a solid contribution to his enjoyment of nights at home? The selecting is really a pleasure from our large assortments, and the experience is Lhere top should you need some advice. Attractive' Fisher Gift Boxes Pure silk PYJAMAS by Forsyth (5V Cosy Viyella PYJAMAS ttg.50). Striped silky Broadcloths (12,30) and Arrow's Terylene (ll.3).

Made in England twill cottons (.5) and a host ofjtroadcloth stripes, plains -and fancies hy Arrow Took'e at and 17. Bill of Rights Claim Fails to Quash Conviction i lUKun i kj ten anaau st Kmni uy iKraiii. in-. Bill of does not super- spec-tor Jordan had refused to sede the Royal Ca a i a nallow him professional. counsel.

Mounted Vpohce Act, Jush This, said Mr. Justice Mortice D. R. Morand ruled Yed-and, ji in accordance with the nesday in dismissing i police-i RCMP Act which.prohibits out-man's appeal against a cOnvic-i side counsel at hearings of the tion. "kind in question.

He noted that Michael J. was. con-; an officer is subject to special victed under the RCMP Act of discipline which does not. apply conducting himself in a scan-" to the odinary citizen. "7 is-, clear, mat mere He recommended that a spe- Ji.X 50 fine.

A Rights Act must be deemed for the Arab refugees representative of the con-! slso was made that. to mean for the RCMP the rn. i A a -MfTZ TZrir ton Um. fetation commission should Z. diuZ Vndhe be dismissed from the torce.

meaning et out in their Afif of meetings! Mr. Johnson beeved it would appointed to serve until I. appealed on the said Mr. Justice Morand. with leaders of Israel and the ,1 London "have never been as bad! UmA IB'' nnnAraftl.

Art BHU nmhWDI nrf nr.lDfll natal I I. r.narll.n. ijwneiiajijs that. policy for the consideration of Tl, there wiU be Arab refugees forJbe UN. -r' with much reservation and d.H n.

TrF lief Will have to be continued cial would Diefenbaker and an1 I used, counsel, contrary to the Oilk It. lKl! i "7 KILLED BY BANDITS BOGOTA (Reuters) Two those three disunited Empire intelligence service (Finknce Ministef) "i and three army I biased and bad denied him fair hearing. were killed by bandits yester- Mr. Justice Morand noted dav at Puente Na'cinnal about' ew." doubt Britain's word that 'hat Walsh luuTsbeen repre- no miles north of here. 3.

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