Word: macleans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Nunn May, convicted in 1946 as a member of Canada's atomic spy ring; Physicist Klaus Fuchs, now serving a 14-year sentence for selling atomic secrets to Russia; Cosmic-Ray Physicist Bruno Pontecorvo, who fled, presumably for Moscow, in 1930. Two other Foreign Office men, Diplomats Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess, who disappeared last year and have not been heard of since, are presumed to have fled beyond the Iron Curtain...
...Norris became art director of Maclean-Hunter's Canadian Homes & Gardens in Toronto, later moved west to the Sun. Publisher Don Cromie has not syndicated Norris because he likes the local angle and "I don't want him to swing his stuff toward the syndicated style." But now that his local boy has made good, Cromie may have to change his mind...
...London Psychic News revealed last year that the late Mackenzie King had been a practicing spiritualist for 25 years (TIME, Oct. 23, 1950), most Canadians put it down as one more quirk in the enigmatic private life of their veteran Prime Minister. But Blair Fraser, an editor of Maclean's magazine, wanted to know more about King's well-kept secret. This year he went to Britain, where King's spiritualist activities centered, to dig for information. Last week Fraser's findings were published in Maclean...
...Foreign Office, belatedly security-conscious since the mysterious disappearance of Diplomats Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess two months ago (TIME, June 18), gave no reason for the action. Nor did it explain why, at the same time, it had canceled the passport of an unnamed Foreign Office official who was being investigated...
...Prince Edward Island, J. Angus MacLean, 36, farmer and World War II flyer, who broke the P.E.I. tradition by not buying drinks for the voters on election...