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marathon of contract signingi bezan Thursday as public ani:l'| private United States utilities promised to buy Columbia

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River power until the year 2003.

Us. orzonizations to purchase power ou'n hydro-electric dams.

treaty British Columbia build three dams on the Upper (‘olumbia system to control the

crease. The t'irough the non—profit Columbia storage Power

for the 32.54.400.000 needed to finance the dams.

30-year revenue bonds and pay these off by resale of the power to US distributor; tones are the British Columbia

The unusual pact binds the.

they pi'odUce at their;

Under the Columbia River

will

merican groups.

xchang CSPE'. will buy Canada's half

CSPE will float 3330000000 in

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_. RUSTY BABY CARRIAGE

BRINGS OUT SAD STORY

ALREWAS. England 4A?)— A little old lady who was cut 1 off from 'Ier children 38 years ago Has taken home a rusty but cherished baby carriage which cost her $576 in storage fees during the last 10 years.

She is Mrs. Hannah Smith. sad eyes dimmed with tears as she told how the

73. who «-

carriage was all she had

remember the three sons she 1926

hasn't seen since . Mrs. Smith‘s story was

rewas station. They said

carriage stored for iii years

in the musty depot at monthly Mary of £1 i

mil." Mrs Smith told this story reporters:

I I" mirror. vealed when British railways officials decided to close Al-

$3) would have to be picked up. "All my children used the pram iraniaget." Mrs. Smith said. "i just. haven't been able to part with it—and I never

In 1926. she was living in the Derbyshire village of Overseal with her husband Fred. a miner. and their chil- dren--Mabel, 7. George. 5. Percy. 3. and James. 1. One day. Mabel was killed by a bus. Smith blamed his wife for the accident and ordered her out of the house.

'0 "All 1 had was the pram and a few belongings. includx ing my silver thimble. and a From that day to this. I have never set eyes on my children."

a For the next 12 years. Mrs. Smith roamed about. picking hops. or potatoes. or working in the hotels. Everywhere she went. she pushed the pram.

An attempt at reconcilia- tion failed and finally, to years ago. Mrs. Smith settled down. With no ronm at her to lodgings. she put the carriage into dosage.

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14 US. public utilIty districts, 11 municipalities. 12 co-oper- atives and four private utilities are signing as members of

The United States has ratified the treaty and Panadlan ratifi- cation is expected by Oct. 1. the date when CSPE is to hand over the 5254.400000.

Projections of power needs have indicated British Colum- bia will have no need for the excess power for 30 years.

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West Berliners Pay Homage To Wall Dead

BERLIN iAPl—West Berlin- ers paid an hour of silent hom- age Thursday night to 53 per- sons “"10 died tgng to flee Communist East Berlin since the Communists erected the Berlin Wall three years ago.

West Berlin's city zovern— ment had asked that all public transport and taxis that residents streets during the solemn hour.

In the waning hours of the Wall's anniversary West

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maintained water along the 26-

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Ind Mac; mjle wall of brick. barbed wire

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8.30—Bsberior . 9.00——Drama: Dear liar barbed wu‘e atop the wall and 10.00—CBC Net'l News ,a few minutes later was torn

armed with sub-machineguns.

'paper and sends it three miles to his home—by pigeon.

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been killed trying to escape. T‘ie East Ge rm 3 11 news i agency ADV said a group of French youths en route to thei Soviet Union presented Com-1 munist guards at the Wall with| two bouquets of 13 red roses as I "a symbol of the historic 13 Au- 1 gust. 1961." ' ADN said the 260 youngsters stopped at Brandenburtz Gatel "on the third anniversary of‘ the anti-fascist protection wall"! and thanked line a f their "service to peace." At Checkpoint Charlie in the merican sector of West Hera lin. members of the German- Italian society carried into East Berlin territory a big ster V "No European unity without freedom in Berlin." The oster was planted in

down by Communist guards

LONG LACE

WHITELElGl-l, England iCP) Three times in two weeks Frank Coslett could not face his wife's evening . because it was the same as his Plymouth firm's canteen lunch So now he writes his lunch choice on a piece of

MARKS 1018'1' BIRTHDAY

MILBROOK. Ont. (Cpl—Mrs. Jane Robinson. a resident of a nursing home here, celebrated her lOlst birthday Thursday. Born Jane Simpsnn near Orono. .. s'ie married Thomas Rob- inson in 1905 and has lived here for the last 43 years. Her hus- ba died 25 years ago.

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doubled. West led a heart. 1

Declarer drew three rounds} of trumps. ending in ummy.

the ten of clubs which suit of West's “d kd West now I and the end result was that hel three—m no to.

lost to the queen MabeeoeIndanothes-dla-

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contract for a score of 850 points.

At the second table the bid- ding varied somewhat. but here also South became declarer at

ca spades doubled. Again

a heart and South took the are and drew three rounds of trumps.

But. when he played the ten of clubs from dummy and fines- sed. West won the trick with the are. not the queen. West recog- niml the situation he was Iip against and rcalired that unless he could persuade declarer that East had the queen of clubs. the contract would be made.

West's unusual play paid off well in the end. When he led the rice and anot'Icr diamond. de- clarer ruffed. cashed the king of clubs. and continued with

ark.

1 West followed low. of course. and South. convinced that East had the queen and that it would fall on the jack. ruffed in dum—

When East showed out. the hand collapsed. South had to

went down in

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