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Television News 12 25 am —Station Sign Off ————— eee crcY RADIO THURSDAY | a The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Mar. 25, 1965. 18 Spy Who Says He’s Canadian Is Reported To Be Russian LONDON (CP) The Soviet spy who still insists he is Cana- dian-born Gordon Arnold Lons- dale is in fact a Russian whose mother shill lhwes in Moscow says The People. a Sunday newspaper Lonsdale. who was caugiit by British #nieligence agents in | 1961 and later swapped for Brit sh businessman Greville Wynne has been disciosing features of his spy career in a number of artuucles written, for The People, which claimed it marked the first time a Soviet agent has ever told his story to a Western new spaper In the latest episode poh ished ths week Lonsdale maintained he really was born at Cobalt, Ont. in 1924 and he had no difficulty entering the United States from Canada However, at the time of tne Lonsuiale-4+mal, British intelli gence maintained he was Koaon Trofimovicth Molody a Rus sian who had heen sent from Moscow to pry out multary sec- rets in the US and Britain In an accompanying article headlined Lonsdale's one great he The People said in a «crv bv Ken Gardner in his) many ‘meetings with the spv tha: the reply alwavse was don Lansdale “Tl am Gor MOTHER LIVES IN FLAT However after an inveshga fon mm a number of counines Gardner was able tn confirm Lansdale was Moloady ‘whose mother. Evdoklya Constanti- nova Naumova. 1s still living at flat 67, 1620 Zubovsky Boule- vard in Moscow Molody was taken by an aunt to live in Calrforma for five years as a child so that be cul- tivated a North American ac- cent Gardner said he also looked up Dr. Elmer Mitchell, now liv- ing in retirement in Totdzto, who had attended the birth of the omginal Gordon Lonsdaie. He had circumeised the baby. THURSDAY 4 W—The Morning Show Part 1 6 30—-News and Weether 6 35—Morning = Roundup 6 45—Island Wr. Mar 6:46—Morning Roundup 6 55—News and Weather 7 00—Hebrew Christan Hour 7 1S—Marning Roo ondup 7 Ww News 4& Weather 9 35—Ferm Recor 7 4)—Morning Roundup 7 4S—isiend Wr. 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Inland and Marine Weether 12.15—Music In The Night Pest of Dine | Fellowships Britain and jailed for three years before he was exchaug:4 was found by prison authoriues not to have been circumcised, lectaal pee Rule ce * Pe ee © Pewee Sie a Bley Pr Oe ei gS ger foundland. -to complete a ‘crit- ical study of Thomas Grey. the poet, fessor of English. University, to st and religious ovsition of |Chnstopher Marlowe Samuel E Frere Robert rte eid at ee . Sprott, pro Dalhousie S udy the .ntel- Sylvan, pro MOSCOW ‘AP Returning To pace Capsule Said Tougher @ Tt was easy = “Fifst, I had more work to fessor Laval University te search on ultramontanism in French Canada under = Pupc Pius 1X nov said here SOCIAL SCIENCES do Gardner said Tt was not clear what hap pened to the original Lonsdale Molody got a passport from a Toronto travel agent he de- scmbed only as “Mr Wise’ and in London. in March, 1955, he settled down in the hostel of the Overseas League which he had joined in Toronto > He also joined a School of Onental and African Studies, enrolling in a language class attended by Britsh intelligence officials After cultivating tneir tmendship. he was able to photo- graph them all in a series ‘of gay parties thrown by a Cana- dian diplomat, Mr. T, also a student’ at the schoo! The People said Lonsdale gave the names of the intelli- gence officers and dian and other diplomats ‘“‘but t 1s clearly undesirable, to pub- lish them The “Lonsdale” articles gen- erally appear in tone to ridicule oS intellgence. suggesting the spy mav have received appro val of his supenors to seek to demoralize Western securnty cn forcers As communications controller of the Soviet spy network in the US headed by Co! Rudolf Abei Lonsdale or Molody clauned he passed detaiis of racket Je- | velopments and other secrets te Russia over a five-year periwd. He said he entered the US. in 1951 under a false German name, posing as a travelling | salesman Col Abel was caugiii | in 1957, sentenced to W years | mprsonment and later ex- changed for U-2 pilot Francis | Gary Powers who worked for | the US. Centra! Intelligence | Agency | Ancient Man Discovery Made In New Mexico NEW YORK (AP)—Scientists | may be one step closer to so'v- | ing the mystery of the Folsom man. who roamed this contin- ent 10.009 vears ago Construction work in = subur- fessor ael Brecher teal science, McGill Unversity. would study of Israel's foreigt policy. thought and an Asen Balikci, professor, U versity of Montreal the Malinke civi R L Molet sity of Montreal ethnography in Madagascar — a David R. Olson ANCIENT COMPUTER naut tne Cana- Onient for thousands of years CW RULER OF Oudn, in I WHO INHERITED THE THRONE AND AN INCOME OF $75000.000 A YEAR WAS AN ADOPTED SON WHO WAS PURCHASED FROM HIS REAL MOTHER FOR THE SUM OF $160 of education, professor RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT . assistant pro at the Baikonur Dahousie professor of poli- turn in that way take a * he told a»press conference Cosmodrome. 1 was slightly tired But every- University, tesearch on the ori- thing ended well According to the program, I to the space- hand and re. But I saw it gins of cognition in children; Peter C. Dodd, McGill Univer- should have wound the rope sity, research into soeiaP change ‘lifeline attached in contemporary Europé; Mich *ship) around my long time. I idea came to me how to do it quickly.” research He did not elaborate. While lization: Louis Moscow television showed his Univer- exit and manoeuvres outside research {® the spaceship last Thursday it 335 ndia CHURCH of KUTNA HORA IS LOCATED INA BAY JUTTING FROM THE WALL OF THE LOCAL CASTLE did not show his re-entry Leonov and his fellow cosmo- Pave! Belvayev, disclosed rabbit and fox trails ¥ ban Albuquerque recentiy turned up what may be the ve- ginning of a ‘major archeologi- cal find—ancient stone imple- ments and fragments of flint points chipped and fluted in the typical Folsom manner Plans now are being made for a full scale excavation on behali of ithe University of New Mexicc and New Yorks Museum of Natural History Supervising the project wilt be Dr Frank Hibben. professor jof anthropology at the Univer- sity of New Mexico The first evidence of a stone- ‘age civilization on this contin- ent came to light less than 4 vears ago in Folsom, N.™., where archeologists found man- made projectile points near the fossils of bison believed extinct for thousands of years. In 1941, Dr. Hibben found typical Folsom points at Chin-| jtna Bay on the Gulf of Alaska This discovery, im the opinion of Dr. Hibben and other scholars, substantiated the theory that Folsom man originated in Asia and travelled the long overiand route to New Mexico Are Offered | OTTAWA ‘CP)—The Canada Council has offered ¥ fellow- ships to professors and othr staff members of Canadian Uni- versities to help them take up to a year off their teaching and other duties to concentrate on research The post - doctoral research | fellowships have an average value of $4.000 to $4,500. plus travel The receipients, from eastern Canada their field. their un.ver- sity and their research. are. HUMANITIES Alastair A. MacDonald, as- sociate professor of English, | Memorial University of New-) CONTRACT BRIDGE o643 ei @K7 @ 1086542 SAQ52 398 i i i ii i saa rl ¥ ak i vil i Fibs a! 3 ee “ftil sf if By B. JAY BECKER that when I am awake I.am an ordinary and erratic player. 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