ANACONDA, —Mont. CAP) LEWISBURG, Pa. (AP) — just: seemed. .to, me at the time Government intervention i» Harry Gold, first American.--starting back in 1934 with. in- “Immediate peasures will be vincial > financial sichice: ~ partly. to blame_for. a chaotic convieted of atomic spying, was-dustfial secrets ‘that. it wasn’t ——taken-by the—new. Liberal gov--sehooltaxes. could have been :"ice situation’ in “Popper, ‘Presi. released Wednesday from Lew- so bad ernment of Alex Campbell ré- abolished’ during the present ident C. Jay Parkinson of the isburg penitentiary after 16 I started on such a small, silting in the complete and ab- government's tenure of office to Anaconda Company” told atock- years—in—prisen,——_———__— scale.._And then it grew and _folute abolition of all property ‘the relief of the taxpayer,’’ Mr. holders. here He said in an interview later grew and grew and snowballed, atsezsment for school tax. Un- ‘Sigsworth emphasized-“The tor--—““The- United States~is seeking that he Mad told the U.$."goy- and got ‘to he a way of life.‘’ der the present administration ies had their chance’, stressed to keep prices down in an effom ernment, “everything I knew, FBI agents arrested ‘Gold on the whole system: of School tax®*Mr. Anderson, -and did no more to halt. inflationary pressurés’” every shred, about everyone’ information furfsished by Dr. has hecome an intolerably opres- than preside, for some seven. he said in- his’ statement. ‘Af Who gave. secrets to. the Soviet Klaus) Fuchs. British -atomie sive burden that has. too Jong years, over an inprecedented the same time governments “of Union. * scientist. who stole American

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Copper Chaos

developing countries like Chile, Zambia and’ The * Congo seeking to push prices " beyond. prudent limits and ‘thereby in crease -their supply — of money." : As a resiilt, he said, “produc ers of copper, no longer control ‘the-priee of their product.” Copper prices in the wort range—from—a—low_of_36_cents—a pound by ' U.S. producers to

rise in school tax that approach. es’ the absolutely tyrannous’’. The new Liberal government of

diate steps to relieve. the people of this oppressive tax burden they now shoulder as a result of the and. ineptitude _of the-present- administration,—both— “Mr.-Sigsworth and Mr derson

affirmed.

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_ The Guardian Charlottetown, Pri; May 2 1966.

Blamed For |

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Harry Gold\Is Free Again After 16-Years For Spying

By LEE LINDER \; "!1'made.a hidenisemistake, tt

slate as clean a8 nuclear. secrets

‘| wiped the. was arrested to Gold who re] Javed it to Soviet agents

After hia arrest Gold co-nper ated with -goverhment agents and was chief proseeution wit- ness at’ the trial of many mem- | thers of the atomic-spy ring, Ane |

(May 1950). “T'veodohe -the-—-very best. 1 looking forward to the future.” The Philadelphia . bachelor, convicted of transmitting

‘during.,.and after: ‘the Second cluding Ethel and Julius Rosen- | World War,. was sentence Ad ‘berg, who were executed for | 30 years, the maximum = un Gptherr part in. the conspiracy. the: espionage law short =

, white working } in the US. Fuchs gave‘the data!

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The tollowing program list- history have we Islanders been Exchange early in April. he had thick; black hair, and. incs...are - published free of the victims of such irresponsible ~pas-insonPeferred ta the eatin under parole: er "weighed 90 pounds with a41-| charge asa public service and Zovernment financial policies. (15. government's roll - back) «. 'T got into . t by While: millions of dollars are “py etree t One of the reasons I got Into jneh waist. Todav his hair 18 ppear as presented to us~ by by persuasion’ last November | trouble was my~inability to say ae —the._stations.eoneerned.——— —,placed_under the’ control of for- {9-36 cents*a-pound-.from 38 ee ? 7 innocent-jamb- tin and grey, his weight is

: ts eign interests with gay aban- cents a pound for copper and Snse & ea said Gold, down to 125, his waist is 31 and,

FRIDAY P OGRAMS don,’ stated Mr. Sigsworth. said: [cst t was. not misled in the

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suing men parade in protest . pleading - ‘for a starvation wage, and our farmers and fishermen languish under the intolerable iproperty assessment for school taxes. The people of Second |King's are quick ta-he- revolted ~ iby all-of this.’ said the 37-year.

“lf. the United States govern- ment had permitted the \price —nf coppér to seek its normal level, it.is our belief that con- ‘siderable —speculative- activity -would--have—been- eliminated ur diminished, some copper from segments of exist-

lold lawyer, ‘'and are determined ind inined “Ould have “baer

ita make the political changes bh ht t :

jnecessary to remedy it.” rought to market and some ’ : additional copper would have

“The Liberal. new deal for pene rie dg 4s

farmers and fishermen is espe; owe into nited

cially attractive to the people of 77)" sie

Second King’s,” said Don Ander- Parkinson said = Anaconda

plang. to increase its copper pro-.4

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Chairman of the meeting was Louis McGuire, president of the /Second King's Liberal Associa-

when. its projects in Canada,

United States are completed, Anaconda. will” be capable © of | producing 900,000 tons of copper |

Explosion Was First: In-Commons

‘By GERARD McNERL

OTTAWA CP) — The explo- sion that killed a’ man

Trusted, By West Indies

rc By TAN MacKENZIE:

| HALIFAX (CP) — The West ‘Indies’ trusts *Canada as_ it itrusts no other power, the edu- cation minister for Barbados

South America and the western |

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day “was--evidently— an—unprece-

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emergence and influence is the it most significant factor in infer: | : : : | national relations, said J,.Cam- A bottle of animal: blood was | 1 pt atin “ aesiicnay cba 3 jeron Tudor. ___. a thvown to the floor_of the Com: | * Bnti ‘ See a : 6, Entirely ___—_5. Fish __.3 Name” Mr. Tudor was..one of the mons Sept.. 24, 1964, otaniing” : 1, Sculptor's ‘ 6. Liquid ‘ 26. Soar opening speakers onthe first | across the green carpeting in” figure measure 27. Golf |day of a British West Indies*| front of a Conservative mem- 49. Speak -€. Shoshonean mound |Atlantic provinces _conference--ber | 13. Sharp 8, Japanese _ 29. Sparoid organized by the Canadian Na-’ David ‘Cowlishaw et Vane a Ages ~~admiral’! fish. tional Commission for the couver, head of an organization 15. Abode , 9. Tepee 30. Spigot United Nations Economic, So-| called Underdog, later told po- 16, Conjune-* 10. Scottish: 32. Shanty cial and Cultural Organization) lice he threw it to bring atten-, tion Gaelic 35. Cor- : iar and the Institute of Public Af-'| tion to the plight} of a man who” 17.Tellurium: 16. Biblical ridor Yesterday's Answer fairs of Dalhousie University. — —Helt “he~hadn't—been—adequately_| sym. name. - of a sort _41. British L ewal The. conference, attended by recognized for his work as an 18.Compositor 19. Blacken 36nd ——prineess 7 political leaders and business- ROMP undercover agent 22:Trouble 20. Guidonian + of bird "42, Observes men from the West Indies and. pr. Pp. M. Ollivier, the parlia-| 24. Negative note 37. Formerly 44. P. I. tree ithe Atlantic provinces, is to im-| mentary counsel —.who has - 25. Departed 21, Insurre¢- Christiania 45. Permit ‘prove understanding and dis-| worked in the Centre Block for | po ae i. tion ¢ . 38. Pig 46, Little child feuss incréased. co-operation be- ; —— dho' frees “the -arcey: Ser eee Tn litle out | | 3iAfrican & : DOESN'T PATRONIZE | right violence. <0. Ids river | Mr. Tudor-said Canada’ deals! Occasionally, someone — would ee with. small countries without: start a speech in the public’ gal- 33. Ogle patronizing —them—and—refrains_-jery—only—to—he—quickly__cut—off |_| 34° snowflake from telling them=how to eon- py watchful guards. 37.Siberian...‘ duct their affairs. |""There had been. minor “seut- "ule The opening session of the fles among © members . them- 50 (Pronoun ithree-day conference ‘also WAS selves. during the heat of de-. 40. Sigh for addressed by Dr. Henry D. hate. Yorick |Hicks, president of ‘Dalhousie | 43. Dirties and chairman of the cece ‘SHOT AT ANIMAIS = 146. Group of UNESCO. committee, a Pre-, : | three i 4 ; Former Speaker George _|mier. Robert Santiel of Nova Biack used a_rifle to shoot at re eG I squirrels and rabbits from his ee oo ; The premier said there {s a| ff Ant in the 10g0e 49. Harangue wo -|bond ‘of sympathy and sense: of | o AS an tan : 1916. resulted - 50: Units of. BS ielose relationship between the i re Fe A cael resu op .. foree # jareas which’ Canadians tend to | ae i taae: Were aoe take for granted. _. DOWN “He said the peoples of the At- seven aa AE ae 7 1. Mormon tantic—provinces._and. the West Nova Scotian 7 th ati hurls State Indies should think more ‘‘of | Taced ge e . e |B 2. Crazy what our relationship should be | i2& as the House sa liad 3 Coleraine. | ‘and what” wean do—for~each A Toval..commission_later_fte-. 9 collog: tama TT a

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By"B. JAY BECKER

* TEST YOUR: PLAY 1. You are declarer with the ‘to score all five diamond ‘tricks. West ‘hand at. Four Spades. If it develops that South ‘was

and e¢ertinues with the ten, |!y, you would, of ‘course, also

which you ruff. When you play cash the queen of diamonds hbe-

the A-K of spades, South shows |fore drawing the two remaining |

ouf-on the second one.. How trunips

would you ‘how play the hand | 2. The one way to make sure m inf the contract is” by ducking

ae jthe_ queen of spades. What, you

gaxas2 N gion jshould guard against is. the pos. . ~ WE | sibility of, North's having. the, A:

|$rs032 | s | @AKQ - ‘\10-87-x df’ spades and South the

+ &Q732 ‘king of clubs. If- you took the |

“| ayy Ton are declarer with thé | | hand at Three Notrump, | finesse, you _w

quid go down _if [eee sade tha spades |inis were the holding sawn south ae te cuca "Ot curses old try \ eee eee. guess the location. of the queen

oats va at joe didimonds and-tinesse arcord:

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| But if you duck the queen of

1; You can't afford to cash |spades, you control every reas-|

the Q-J of spades at this® point, onable possibility. If North | because that would: leave you |started with four spades, ‘with good diamond” tricks your hand but no’ entry to cash club finesse-- the most you will them. What you have to do ‘to lose is a club and three spades. give yourself the .best chance of If North started with five making the contract im rash the Spades; the duck assures A.K of diamonds, hoping that contract even though South has North was not dealt either a the -king of clubs singleton or a void have no spade to Yeturn after he “If it turns out that-both op- takes the club

‘ponents follow suit, you discon. | tinue diamonds and now cash make certain of; at least ‘the Q-J of Spades, being ~care- spade, three hearts:

ful te discard the queen of dia- j|monds and three clubs.

o~ ” a. °

Fat black catérpillars are a the same building in 1897: and

first spade and aitempted a club

you | in -won’t go down after taking the -

South will <

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