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ARRESTED IN U.S. SPY CASE their apartment in Washing- ton Tuesday night. The FBI said they were using the names of Joy Ann Baltch, left, and Rober t Baltch, right. The Prisoners held by the Fed- eral Bureau of Investigation on charges of conspiring to ob- tain military information for the Soviet Union, as they left complaint filed in U.S. District of living U.S, Court for Eastern New York said the defendants known as Baltch arcumed: 'thy jdentities nationalities Manitoba Hydro Gives' 'Cheap Electric WINNIPEG (CP) -- Growing} In 1962 the provincially owned by leaps and bounds, Manitoba/company transmitted 4,500,000, still is able. to offer/000 kilowatt hours of power to| householders in the province consumers, 3,800,000,000 of some of the cheapest electrical! which was used in the southern, power in Canada, more densely populated sec- rarnme: - operated) tion : caer na year ere Of 'the 661,000,000 kilowatt 000,000 in expansion and is in/hours transmitted north, 96 per) the process of spending $140,./Cent Was used for production at 000,000 on a huge hydro de. te International Nickel smelt- velopment at Grand Rapids, 250 ing Plant at Thompson, miles northwest of Winnipeg IWATER MAIN SOURCE But still, the householder pays} Working with Winnipeg city only 1.15 cents a kilowatt hour|hydro, Manitoba Hydro obtained for power, only seven percent of the This compares with 1. cents power meeds of the province in Ontario, 1.48 cents in Quebec from other than water sources. and a national average of 1.61, Of the seven per cent, three that includes a high of 547;came from interchange ar-| cents in the Yukon and the/rangements with Ontario and Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan, three from ther. ----~------menersonerors Mai stations and the remainder jfrom diesel power plans. Manitoba Hydro provided 75 per cent of the total require- ment, The Grand Rapids develop.' ment on the Saskatchewan) River is the largest in the prov-// ince, It is to be opened in May, 1964, But Euromart Six Cat Tariffs 10 Per Cent the provincial govern. // BRUSSELS, Belgium (Reut-\ment {s looking hard at the wall ers) -- The six European Com. son River with a team of engl: || mon Market countries cut their'/neers and geologists poring over) tariffs on imports from each the territory north and west of ether by 10 per cent Monday.'Lake Winnipeg seeking possible || Inever abate and by jcontinuing question that Mani-/™M0S 'through citizens to con- ceal their real identities and (AP Wirephoto) | jmarket For' New ALBANY, N.Y, (AP)--Cooler weather was in prospect for most sections of New York state today in the wake of severe thunderstorms that marched across the state, dealing death and property damage, A violant thunderstorm was the sefting in Rochester Tues- day for the crash of a Mohawk airliner carrying 43 persons. Seven persons were killed and the others aboard were injured. Two persons were killed by lightning during thunderstorms, Storms blew down power poles and trees and disrupted tele- phone and electrical service in several communities, Tn Buffalo, the New York Tel- ephone Company reported that $00 800 customers were without } Ser Stock Market | Has Trouble _ In Light Trade | Cooler Weather York yice Tuesday night, Tinemen worked to restore service early today, The Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation said it recorded 186 lightning strikes in the greater Buffalo area during the storm, TWO DROWN The rough weather created a heavy chop on Lake George, where two men were drowned when a boat carrying four va- cationists oferturnéd, The other two were rescued. In Hamburg, two fishermen feared drowned in stonm-tossed Lake Erie drifted to shore early today clinging to their over. turned boat, A companion was drowned, Hamburg police said, Police said Charles Hestip of "|Lackawanna was the victim, The survivors were Staley Le- lito of Blasdell and John Stad- nik of Orchard Park, They were reported suffering from expos- ure, a Periodic Power Losses In House OTTAWA (CP) - The Com: mons lights flickered momen: tanily Tuesday as Acting Prime Minister Chevrier began a state- ment on civil defence, Periodic power losses on Par: liament Hid were caused by heavy use of airconditioning THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 3, 1963 17 units in the stifling heat of nearly 100 degrees, Mr, Ghevrier announced that effective July 1 the Emergency Measures ai ot agen became the responsibility of gn Production Ministe: oP stead of Prime Minister Gn son, The Civil Defence College |® at Arnprior, Ont,, became the responsibility of Mr, Drury in stead of Health Minister La- Marsh, Mr. Chevrier said the trans- fers will mean closer co-opera- tion among the Emergency Measures Organization, Civil Defence College and the emer- gency supplies planning branch in the defence production de- partment, oe The Strangest Killer | Who Ever Stalked the West $ "NO NAME On The BULLET" monijel pein AUDIE MURPHY JOHNNY WEISMULLER JUNGLE JIM in "VOODOO TIGER" IN COLOR The Love Story The World Could Never Forget! "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST" | IN COLOR at | ev (CP) -- The stock| struggled out of. the! iminus ante the plus side follow jing a day of listless, light trad DIVIDENDS jing Tuesday, Gainers included Abitibi ahead 58, By THE Oct, 1, "$1.25, Power *:: 110; pfd jAug, 20 a terminal station at nearby; Scythes and Co, /Rosser. and will be duplicated/mon % cents, Sept by a lime to Rosser from Grand jAue. 12, Rapids, Sept, 14, Canada Packers A rose ! Bank of Commerce and to Algoma Steel, Canada Cement, Aluminium, Distillers Sea- still, the needs hungry modern wort 1970 it is! But power .- NET EARNINGS | grams, lout Tribag Mines rose five cents Du Pont and Imperial believed that the potential of all sources then operating in the province will be at their peak of production, From where the furth power needed will come By THE Canadian . Breweries mos, ended April 30 er $2,705,400, 10.6 cents a is a 1962 $2,318.45 ended April 30 2,039, 21.7 cents a trying to answer %, $4,718,092, 21.6 cents toba Hydro is 1962, research and in con- junction with the other prov- inces and the federal govern-/Ltd., year ended ment. 11963, $2,528, 293; 1942, March DRIVE OUT * TONIGHT * ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON! BOX-OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 "ONE TWO THREE" STARTS 9:20 They also adjusted tariffs onisites for additional | imports from non-member coun-| velopment, tries. | Reports submitted indicated. | The change in the externaljthere are no apparent hind- i tariffs is based on a 30-per-cent/rances to development of the || reduction in the gap between the mighty northern river, but more! i aix nations' individual tariffs|detailed investigation now js un-/ = the market's external tar. der way with the provincial and The measures put the six 214 Cost. years ahead of their timetable) Completion of the Grand Rap-| --under which all six countries ids power station in 1965 will) will have a common externa] pour another 330,000 kilowatt) tariff by Jan. 1, 1970. hours of energy into the pro- Commission experts said "cial power grid system practically all industrial and ag- TEST NEW LINES ricultural goods were involved To handle this load, Manitoba in the internal tariff cuts and Hydro aa ela ; val Rost nee gh-voltage lines the adjustment of national tar- 2 hwing loads in excess of 230,- iffs towards the common exter- 909 . volts nal tariff is federal government sharing "| Recommended as ADULT ENTERTAINMENT CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE DRIVE-IN THEATRE ON 723.4972 CANADIAN PRESS | 10.6 cents: 1963,/Nickle up \, share; |} Westcoast Transmission (Co,/t0 630.4, golds declined $1: $2,025,599. to $2.64 and Norlex climbed six icents to i cents among penny Ltd., 3;mines, Cusco and New Senator 1963, | Host a cent or more | Changes in senior base metals with International) Dennison ahead! Si were slight 8 On index, industrials rose 1.53 19 to /88.93, base metals advanced .86 to 206.89 and western oils --~|slipped .16 to 117.14. Volume at the close was 3,542,000 shares compared with 3,776,000 at the same time Friday, B.C, Forest up %4 and) Xo a P 'Pp ; CANADIAN PRESS re of Montreal and CPR up Atlantic Sugar Refineries Co \to 60, Rises of % went to Ar Lid,, common 20 cents, class Alous, Industrial Acceptance, and record Sept. | Walker-Gooderham, record) "'Tononto-Dominion led the. los:| lers, falling 1 to 64 with Impe-) Ltd., com-:/rial 1, record Moore off 4. Slips of 4 went CHIROPRACTOR @ HEADACHES @ SLIPPED DISCS 100 King E. 728-5156 [Ronald W. 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