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meat only the naming of an agency by the United States Gov- ernment now prevents a start on construction of-the power works.

Canada has named the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission as its agency and s Washington dis- patch today said the New York State Power Authority has al- ready applied for a licence to con- struct the works on the American side or the river.

The two agencies will split the cost of the project and the power to be developed-

Canada already has under- taken to build the s500,000,000 sea- wgy, to open the Great Lakes system to ocean-going ships, if the commission approved the power scheme. The United States congress persistently has rebuffed proposals that Canada and the U. 8. build the seaway together.

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At Ottawa, Transport Minister Chevrier expressed hope before a luncheon of the National Feder- ation of Liberal Women that con- struction of the seaway will start next year and estimated that the over-all cost of the PWJECI Will

previously estimated. Mr. Chevrier later told reporters the power de- velopment will cost SHs0.000,000 and the seaway 800300.000. Orig- inal estimate for the power plan was 3400.000900-

The commission's announce- ment followed two days of closed executive meetings here at which it studied the application and the results of a series of public hear- ings both in Canada and the Un- ited states.

"With this approval by the In- ternational Joint Commission. the commencement of construction of the power works in the inter- national section of the St. Law- rence River by both applicants for which Canada. has already named the Ontario Hydro-Electric Power

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LONDON. Oct. 39-(Reuters)- Foreign secretary Anthony Eden today denied a report that a. Brit-

Commission. as its 'entlty', requires only the naming of an -'entity' -by theiunited States."

The commission, with only the power application before it, did not refer directly to the seaway.

However, it noted that it had before it a reference from the two governments dealing with the amelioration of the levels of Lake Ontario in the interest of pro- perty-owners on the Canadian and American shores.

It said "immediate" steps have been taken to remove Gut Dam. in the St. Lawrence near Cardinal, 0nt.. which property owners on both -aides of Lake Ontario have said contributed to the high level of the lake.

The dam was built by Canada about: 50 years ago with permis- sion of the U. S.

, will Take Five Years

Ottawa dispatches said the act- ual construction job on the hydro project can be started next spring if the U. 5. Government desig- nates its agency within the next few months. The work would take about 5 U2 years:

l As for the seaway, the Canadian

Government undertook in the joint power application to provide the deep waterway "as nearly as possible concurrently with the completion” of the power works. The seaway will be a self-llqul- dating project involving the build- ing of new St. Lawrence canals and enlarging existing facilities to provide a 27-foot channel from Montreal to Lake Erie. This will give ocean-going vessels access to the Great 3 Lakes. The present channel is only 14 feet deep.

ish diplomat son in Washing- ton atione time confessed Communist beliefs in a record

madelat a party.

Guy Burgess. who with fellow diplomat Donald MacLean has been missing for the last 18 months. recorded a "comic imita- tion" of a. "quite well-known pub- lic figure," Eden said. He did not identify the figure. but there was little doubt here that Burgess mimicked the tones of Britain's most famous orator, Prime Min- ister Churchill.

Eden did not deny. however, that both diplomats had Com- munist beliefs. as charged in the House of Lords Tuesday. Lord Elton, an independent peer, then said that the record, reported to be in the hands of the 1". B. . in Washington. was made by Mac- lixean and professed him to be a gospel-spreading Communist.

Eden said the charges in the House of Lords probably resulted from a fact that Burgess had made a. re- cord on the night before he left Washington in May, 1951. This was three years after MacLean had left and there was no refer- ence to MacLean in the recording. he said.

But nothing in the recording, which Eden has not heard but has received reports on, indicated that Burgess had Communist sympath- ies. Its content bore no relation to his disappearance later, he added.

Eden emphasised that there was nothing in the onicial records to indicate Communist sympathies of either Burgess or Macbean before their United States appointments. but he admitted that in view of subsequent outside reports the of- ficial documents were "clearly mis- leading".

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