The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

Conunaea Prem Paes O.,
Coz the cansdiaa Euxernment 10
change rs attifude.
Other Canadians were less re-
strained. bui didnT want 10 be
qa0ted b. nams. Many Il them
have been inciine1 10 think all
aloag that the Jsnnes Eabeommit-
Zee u tying 10 sIdestep the Us
Federal Buresu sf Investigator
twhieh interviewed coasenkol.
since a isnt allowed access 10
FBf Ties and reports. and 10 set
al one ~ the aEenry'a original
sources Of informatien % Soviet
espionage.
Psiifissl Rsmifisssisas
Several sources suggested that
4 would BE- polifiraiiy uncomfort.
able foe Canada 10 change the eon-
dIti0ns lsid down yesterday for the
questioning of Gouxenko. IN view
ef the widespread expressions q
support for them Which came not
only from Prime Minister Louis
81 Laareni's oWn political sup
porters but also from opposition
leaders IN Parliament
Furthermore, Canadian officials
already were mified Al one dis
closure Of FBI iafsrmntion 90
Which they werent consulted, an
action the CCF lsoxialistl party
leader. N J. Caldwell. dsscribed
90 the House Of Commons az
stocking. +"
This VAS the release By Us
Atty. Gen Herbert Bruwnell IT,. az
q confidential letter FBI Director
J. Edgar Hoover sent 10 the White
House IN February ISIS relating
10 Harry Dexter White.
White. who died in leas. Vas the
former assistant secretary II the
Treasury IN washInalen Who vas
named u. s. director a TIE Inter. /
national Monetary Fund In lea6.
eesinnias % vussls
Brownell touched of the tremen.
deus uproar over The White case
on Nov. 9 b. accusing former
President Truman Il promoting
White IN the face ef FBl reports
be said identified the Treasury Off
cal as = Russian "a. Truman
blasted bach that Brownnll sled"
lor political purposes end said he
retained white In tie government
~ the FBI could KEEP tai On him
without tipping of rs search Cor
members 81 . Soviet spy Fing.
Br0wnell released the Hoover
etter IN testimony beioFe TIE len
ler subcommittee. Citing sources
siEh placed in the Canadian Rov.
,rnment." the letter Indicated
here vas concern ever expionage .
.harses against White because ii
. reported nat the British and |.
sanadisn delegates 10 the Inter
lational Monetary Fund" might
,aek White for president o. execa-
i've director Of the fund.
speaking before iammed xal.
eFies In the House q Commons
'earson declared Canada never
lad any inieniion Of supporting
White fer any post
Moreover. the foreign secretary
declared. the information Hoover :
lot wasn't from any high Canadian /.
ource. but from az official a Q
friendly third power assigned %
eeuriiy haison vita tie Canadian
government We didLt name the
'ffleial o. the third power. 4
And this oificfai. Pearson said |
merely reminded the FBl 81 infor-
nation which the FBi already had
eni 20 Canada iatimating that
bite might be- . tpy. II
The FBi had transmitted Ihis Ia
ormaiion. Pearson faid, 10 deter.
nine whether Canada had any
orroboFative evidence here about
hitss activities. TIE foreign min. =
ter said The g0yeFnment had :
one. n
Nor. he added. cd Gouzeako
YER give Canadian aathorities any /
about White. II
Pearson said that al informa.
Ion the Cansdian government ever
blamed from GouRenko had been
NJ II TIE disposal q responsible
'niied states authoFities.
That applied. se said. 20 word
ION Gouaenko that the former
ode clerk had heard hat al a..
slant 20 the late Edward n. sset.
mas Jr.. then L. s secretary q
ate. vas . Soviet agent Pearson
lade 3 particular point Il this
seause he said JenreF I'D been
soted - attaching significance 10
le fact that this information was
mitied from q report a. the ca.
ldian Royal CommssslOa which
ruaght 10 hght TIE eperations 81
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