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OTTAWA (CPi—The proposed Columbia River treaty gives the United States jurisdiction that may well make the big British Columbia river basin “forever merely a ‘storer of water‘ for the U.S. for power and flood control." Gen. L. Mc- Naugston said here.

He said Works Minister Ful- ton. who as justice minister headed Canadian negotiators. and his colleagues "surrendered and sold the pass."

All that then remained for the U.S. negotiators “was a mop- ping up operation which. ably

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abetted by the B.C. representa- tives on the Canadian negotia- ting team, they performed with great technical skill and effect." Gen. McNaughton, 75. who was retired from government service last April. fired his cri- icism of the treaty in a three- part package.

He released copies of letters

sent Friday to Liberal Leader Pearson and T. C. Douglas. leader of the New Democratic Party. warning that reference of the treaty to the Commons external affairs committee may be delayed pending "arrange- ments in relation to the imple- mentation of the treaty . . . which as the least may be un- fortunate and may indeed prove disastrous to Canada."

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He also released his comment on a letter by Mr. Fulton in September to the editor of a technical magazine. and one part of the detailed critical an- alysis of the treaty that he has been preparing since his retire- ment.

His statement. first major one since he declared that he was being retired as chairman of the Canadian section of the In- ternational Joint Commission by order of a “dictator.” followed

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that greater conventional mili- tary strength deployed against oviet power could in some fu- ture crisis save the world from nuclear war.

That is the lesson of the U.S.- Soviet crisis over Cuba. as in- terpreted here, which the Kent nedy administration intends to present to the 15-nation NATO council in Paris Dec. 13-15.

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points to Allied leaders:

1. In the wake of the Red Chi- India's need for military supplies is great and the United States does not in- tend to do the job alone, even if it could.

2. U.S. hopes for improve- ments in Soviet-American rela- tions have not been justified so far by any positive steps by the Soviet government outside the Cuba controversy.

3. The United States is pre- pared to play along with Rus- sia's present conciliatory line in the aftermath of the Cuban crisis. partly in the belief that Khrus c ev still is trying to figure out what to do next.

.-The U. . - Soviet dispute instead of being wrapped up in a tidy final agreement filed with the United Nations, is likely to drag on for weeks or months.

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Commons action on the Colum- bia issue Friday.

A Liberal motion to debate the Columbia as a matter of ur- gency. supported by the NDP. was ruled out of order.

While the U.S. speedily rati- fied the 60~year treaty after it signed in January last year, a federal - B.C. dispute about financing and power dis-

has grounded the ‘ multi-million-doilar project.

Gen. cNaughton's warning of p e n din g implementation ar- rangements apparently referred t three - way discussions that have been renewed involving U.S., Canadian and .C. governments. Another round is due later this month.

B. C. Premier Bennett has de- l ciared that U.S.-produced power owed Canada as the result of three Canadian storage damal should be sold in the U.S. rather . than used in the province as favored by the federal govern- }

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NEW AIRPORT Melbourne. Australia. is build- ling a new international airport to be ready for traffic by 1967.

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