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the successful half:century role of the international joint commission in settling rival claims to bound— ary waters.

“If due regard is paid to the experience gained by the com- mission in finding solutions for a wide variety of complex prob— lems, it is to be hoped that the Columbia controversy will be settled," they said.

The commission. formed in I9I2 to act as Investigator, ar- biter and administrator of holin— dal-y waters. 13 to deal again with the Columbia scrap during hearings opening today in Ol— tatwa.

The Canadian lawyers chal- lenge the United States denial of Canada’s right to divert wa— ters of the Columbia basin on the grounds it is contrary to interna- tional law.

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Some of the solutions involve di- version of the water, and each country is opposing the other’s views on diversion.

Former Nazis Go On Trial

BONN. Germany I'Reiitei‘sl~— Two tioi'mer Nazi SS. men went. on trial Monday. charged with murdering more than 11,000 con~ centraiion ca-mip victims and So- viet prisoners during the war.

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pected to be called. it is the big— gest trial of its kind ever held in, a West German court.

The defendants, both non-corn-l missioned o f f i c e r s in Hitler’s Elite Guard, are Gustav Herman Sorge, 47, and Wilhelm Schubert. 41. third defendant committed suicide in July after being held under arrest ﬁor 18 months.

Songe and Schubert were seized by the Russians, after the war and sentenced to life at hard labor in 1947, They were sent to Siberia and repatriated in 1956.

Both men, who were re~arrestedi by West German police soon after repatriation, face a maximum sentence of life at hard labor.

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A BAU- FOQ ANDWHM’S “4'5 ‘ aaT 50 may ARE FUNNY: 1‘ 12:“; a.m..~(1i\'<!W News contest some time ago. Of 50 four suits, is it more probable sArLIQDfN WINGEY WALL/AGED“! “‘hﬂS-OZEUEIQEE I.” 12:20 a.m.-~Sign Off pairs who played the hand in that. Soutth's shaky spades 0011515“ N'GHT' 3-23 m Y5uiz three notruimip, not one was de— bed of 10—xvx-x och 110-23? The a HAT? I, it tested. even though proper (19— mm is that Sout s r more M N .fensiivc play would ham led de- likely to have opened a mom-iian 2 A4”: “I, diaper to sure defeat. with four unguarded spades than ‘ / a: (TCY WEDNESDAY Apparently, the hand was a three. §>' / natural trap for the East - West The other factor is that over~ Lu / STANDARD TIME ' players. The play went as fol- taking the queen is not neces— ii: / ,1, S-Mﬁqlgn on lows: West opened a spade. East sar-iﬂiy natal, even if South has 0 / .512 - Winning the {lust tiwo trliclos with 10—x-x of spades. 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Roundup 3”" Who have ponde‘red the prob‘ ’Ilhe article they say was in i l:45-—Weather lems of boundary waters between serted in the :rea'y at the in~| l< ,’ x Rim—NEWS canada and the United States say sistence of the United Qtates over l . 3% :1 szmommg Devotions that Canada has every legal right m‘e opposition Of‘q‘ir Wilfrid Yaw . is , 9.10_Moming to divert rivers in the Columbia . the Ca . d.‘ im “13“”? i .. :5 : data—Top Tune Time River ba‘m- ' n M m pr' 9 ' 5’ i _ SAL—Freddy Mair-tin Show 'llha sometimes dispute They say that m U's_ insisted I" , 10:00—News over the power and irrigation po- . . . . , . i . .- ~ . , . on recognition of this right in the . ,m 10.0.1-—~Maga21ne of the Air tenitial of the Kootenay and Col— Wa eta dam. bra before the ' ~ WIN—Salad?! Quiz um-bia Rivers is one of 72 “dock— . .n . ‘. ,3 , I - . y, . . JOlnt commissmn in 1932. 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