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selentist Dr. Nunn May." ,But not” yntil “Jast” year] ‘was>- it ¥ learned at Gouzenko ‘had ‘ told ; the / authorities in Ottawa that ' *° OTTAWA, Sunday. Tt may have been Igor * Gouzenko, former \ pher clerk at the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa, who first, threw suspicion :on ‘| he knew of an important ‘the missing diplomats: |: spy in ‘a Western capital. _Burgess'and Maclean. - \|+* + Thirty-four words of his Gouzenke’s disclosures | later testimony Before U.S, after he sought Canadian’|, Senators McCarran and sylum in 1946 led to the 4]: Jenner were' censored by round-up of:'& Russian|| the" Canadian Govern- tom-spy ring which in- || ment in April, 1954, for uded, the. British “4 <international propriety.” Ske ilies a‘cegver name’ , worked.; 4 <a cesaaee , The deleted words coi the name of the organi s tion” ini, hh. a Because’ of his" earlier.‘ reference to the British, it ; ‘was ‘believed in -Ottawa 4 today that Gouzenko, now.” living in hiding in Canada,. had disclosed the presenge * of at least one Communi t spy, and possibly two, London.—! iN