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There was no immediate indica- tion who was to use the pass- port Scotland Yard to investigating the possibility George Blake, a convicted spy who escaped Oct 22 from London's Wormwood Scrubs jail might try to flee the country—if he has not already done so—on a spurious passport Blake was serving a 42-year sentence for nine years of spying for the Soviet Union. Blake's escape brought at- tacks in Parliament over gov- ernment security* Earl Mount- batten began an investigation to study security arrangements in the nation's jails. Other prison- ers serving sentences for es- pionage have since befch trans- ferred to tighter security pris- ons. nATTSWROM MtlSWlIfUlUCAN-fltlDAY, NOVIMMt 4, 196* mi *| u^^^mmffmmmm tmw.' • ' Hi, > HTH u • *m* » ••'mi »mi i ' •> mem IfcRosJttaaT HUexh ^•4 aa^Faje^B**** 15, A relative •.Hurrying 1T« Canadian tT.tfokempt swiftly aa»Tt» * wd or the a&Jolta • », Chests abbr. Ii.gky.blur g. 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(AP) - CoL Harland Sanders, who made millions in the Med chicken business, landed in a political frying pan Wednesday because of a $500 donation to a Republican's congressional campaign* Disclosure o( the gift embar- rassed Sanders. He is chief fund raiser for the Democrats 9 fall campaign In KentUdty. \I'm apologizing to the par- ty/' he told The Associated Press by telephone from Toron- to Canada. \Somebody broke a confidence/' The colonel, easily recognized by his white goatee and black string bow tie, admitted that he gave the money to former Louisville Mayor William O. Cowger, the GOP Nominee in the 3rd District \Cowger is a traitor to his word/' asserted the Ttytar-old businessman. Sanders said ha made a com- mitmeqt to a doctor, not identi- fied, to contribute to Cowger's campaign. \This happened before 1 joined the Democrats 9 money drive/' continued Sanders. tf I never had a chance to see the doctor again so I handed the check to Qwger personally. He assured me it would be kept confidential\ News of the gift leaked out when Cowger filed a financial statement with the clerk of the House of Representatives in Washington. Such statements are required by la* of all candi- dates for office. \I had to submit that state* ment,\ Cowger said Wednes- day. \I thought it was confi- dential. I didn't want to embar- rass the gentleman/* Sanders predicted the money wouldn't i»lp Cowger because \We're going to elent the entire Democratic ticket next Tue* day/ 1 His statement was reported by Norbert Hume, the Demo- crat running against Cowger in Louisville. \A lot of things the colonel does affect me strangely/' Blume said. \But the colonel has a right to give his money to whomever he pleases.\ Democratic senatorial nomi- nee John Young Brown, who picked Sanders for the f party post, said the colonel threw his money away. \Blume is going to-beat Cowger.\ Brown, who is opposing Sen. 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