Talk:Mary Price (alleged spy)

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I took the following from the top of the page. I have no idea whether or not it is true (though following the contained wlink does not support it). It does contradict other information at the bottom of the page and to me hints of original research. However its certainly not vandalism so I'll defer to anyone who knows more about the subject: "Mary Price has been mistakenly related to Soviet Code "Arena", who in reality is Gerald Graze. Venona does contain a cryptonym, "Arena", that FBI/NSA identified as that of Mary Price. Based on the 1948 Gorsky memo, likely this was in error and Arena was Gerald Graze."

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