...this point the committee recommended and the Senate adopted the following reservation to the treaty: The United States on its part expressly reserves the right to provide by Act o' Congress for redevelopment, for the public use and benefit, of the United States share of the waters...

...position is the language of the reservation in the resolution of the Senate which .reads as follows : The United States on its part expressly reserves the...for the public use and benefit of the United States :sbare of the waters of the Niagara River made available by the provisions of the treaty and no project...

...1950, the Senate of the United States consented to ratification subject to a reservation concerning the redevelopment, for the public use and benefit, of...River made available by the provisions of the treaty. On August 24, 1950, the President of the United States ratified the treaty, and the instruments of...

...1950, the Senate of the United States consented to ratification subject to a reservation concerning the redevelopment, for the public use and benefit, of...River made available by the provisions of the treaty. On August 24, 1950, the President of the United States ratified the treaty, and the instruments of...

...195O. For the United States of America : DEAN ACHESON For Canada : HH WRONG The reservation reads : The United States on its part expressly reserves the...redevelopment, for the public use and benefit, of the Unitecl States share of the waters of the Niagara River made available by the provisions of the treaty,...

...enterprise under the Federal Power Act, because of the fact which I just gave you in my original statement : The United States on its part expressly reserves the...for redevelopment, for the public use and benefit. * * * I am presuming that there Mr. Roosevelt's contention is that since the Senate by its ratification...

...enterprise under the Federal Power Act, because of the fact which I just gave you in my original statement : The United States on its part expressly reserves the...for redevelopment, for the public use and benefit. * * * I am presuming that there Mr. Roosevelt's contention is that since the Senate by its ratification...

...action was necessary since the Senate resolution of ratification contained the following provision : The United States on its part expressly reserves the...act of Congress for redevelopment, for the public uxc and benefit, of the United States share of the waters of the Niagara River made available by the...

...attempted to establish the purpose and intent of Congress with respect to three principles: (a) That the redevelopment for the public use and benefit of the...United States share of the waters of the Niagara River is in accordance with the United States-Canadian Treaty of February 27, 1950 ; (&) That the Niagara...

...1950, the Senate ratified the aforesaid treaty of February 27, 1950, with the following reservation : "The United States on its part expressly reserves...right to provide by act of Congress for redevelopment, fur the public use and benefit, of the United States share of the waters of the Niagara River made...