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Bunk, a director of the Bank Of
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HERE is a great stir
in the land.
c Foreign Uiilce
dmiis the clamagiiig
news Wiiiaf uige_ss
and Ma c1 ea ii , iiie
niissing diplomats,
ivere spies.
But the Foreign Office is
shamming. It is indulging
in d0ub1e-t:ii.lk.
For what ls the truth?T
The truth is that the facts
about Burgess and Maclean
have been known to the
Daiiy Express and its
ieaciers for rnariii Ir'E"f$-
iirl certainly all the fajts
upplied by Petrov in
ustralia were printed ri
he Dally Express 18 mcirit s
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rintecl the news from Pei,y
ClSi§l.I1S. the _ best-infer
pecialist on police and int r-
a1.ional_ security _ ma.l:"s,hat this refugee Russian
agent had revealed :--
1. The missing diplomats
whereabouts.
2. Their escape route.
3. Their eiiiployment.
Chapman Pincher further dis-
closeci that Macl_ean_ was under
security investigation beforehe disgiripeared, and that a
report had aiso been made on
Blilg¬S3.
A11 this Petrov now conrms.
Not ali of Petrovs _story has
been mid yet in this country.But niore or it has appeared in
the Aniericiin newg mggggigg
U.S. News and World Report.
There it is related how Kislytsin,
an MVD agent who later
served with Pctrov in Australia.
met Burgess and Maclean n
Moscow.
Kislytsiri told Petmv that he l'i dvisited then-1 at their house n
the outskirts oi Mosc0w"" ii iii
that they were than acting 5
advisers to the Soviet, Foreign
Ministry. .
So what the Daily Express
reporteq 13 m0nth5 ago is
upheld in every particular.
Biit Wiiat was the reaction of the
Foreign Ofee when this news~
papP.1' made its revelations?
This was the statement issued at
the time :--
PECTOU had no first-imiiii kriQw-
ledge 1iilicii!s0ei2cr 0; the irresis-zfng cpioniais. In these cir-
czimsitances any hearsay
eiiiclezice that Patron m_auzirnduce must be treated with--me reserve. -
To which "92>92_8S"B.C1Cld the phras :-
Ami it cannot iii: regarded so
s icient_!gi conciitsive to fusti 1,!
1 is oiiricus stiitenicnis PH -
l_i.hi3£Z in the Press this mar iil1
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.xpiess.
Pl inly this was an attempt i
emigrate the Daily Expres
news service. It was an
attempt to cast doubt on the
reiiahilitv of the newspaper
which had ziersistently and
accurately reported the unfold
ing of the Maclcan-Bur e.-ismystery in lace of vililicegion
and obstruction _1l0m manyquarters. *-
There was never any doubt
about the accuracy Of the
news ii-i the Daily Express.
Yet it was only on Monday or
this week. in advance 0f the
publication of the White-
paper, that the truth was
acknowledged.
The Foreign Oice has a duty
to correct this injustice.
The Foreign Office owes it toI
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Washington who tipped o?
Maciean and Burgess that
they were umier suspi<'.1on-
may have been in the shin
with them when they fled.
One of the 290 oasseijuzers in
the steamer Faiaise crossing that
night of May 25. 1951, fromS011th3.111Ftl!I92 to St. Malo wasMr. Wiiiam John Lyons, a
London irpporber.He said last night: The ship<1/éisi due to sail at 10 gm. Justthree minutes before hat time
two men I now know to have
been Ma.cIe:m_ and Burgess
boarded the sh1p.
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yours '2 ' Then as Maclean and
Burgess reachedi the top of the
gangway he stepped forward
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and as for ae I could iucige he
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A: ét. Mala. said Mr. Lyons,- some the incident which made
me remember ail this.
We aijrived at _about 9.30 in
the morning and 1t was simply
bucks-ting with ram All the
passengers thought it was out
of the question to go a.shore-
except Maciean and Burgess
and the other man." Just as soon as the ga.ng92n'a,y
was placed they went. ashore,
getting Sqkcd. Then I noticed
an odd thing.
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drove up, circled about, and
waited aft of the ship-instead
of on the rank opposite the
gangway." The three men got into r e
taxi, and off it shot."
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seen of Maeieah anti Burgess.
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people think they saw_ him in
the ship back to Southampton
that night.
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. Super Spy High T
_n. Our Goocmment? A
A very disturbing thought, even suspicion. has
found its way into the minds of many thinking
Anzericans.
It is this: ~»~
Somewhere high in our governinebt, or close
to men high in our government, is a. super" Gom~it 5"?.1l i
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porter of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. This newpaper sfgreed with whet he was trying" to at
oomplish but it did not go along with the met
ods he used. But he had, and still has, a strong
following inithe United States. And many of
those supporters are tl-iinlsing today along the
lines that there is a super Communist spy close
to the top men in our federal governmelit.
.-An editorial in the Aug. 21 issue of Our Sun
day Visitor is very revealing. Here it is in part-I
Last week we quoted Msgr. William C. Mc-
mumst spy a mastermind " " T§E'¬¬h and Bishop Cuthbert OGare. to the effectThe name or that person may not even be
known generally. He may be a drinking com-
penlon of st policy-forming group in our govern-
ent. He may be so persuasive that the men with
Thom he associates do not even realize the in»
uen-ce he wields, _
That thought, or suspicion, has many reasons
tor existing.First, how did so many Communists or Com-
munist sympathizcrs get into our government 10
and 20 years ago? Who put them there?The apparent ease» with which Moscow ob-
tained American military and diplomatic secrets
is shocizing. , _-
The iect that Donald lvIscLeen and C-fayBurgess, British diplomatsnow 'revea.led to be
long-time Soviet spies, worked. in the American
s Jctio-rr or the British Foreign Office has further
b aring on that thought, or suspicion.
The British government has announced it
ll tell in an official White paper" the full, Ian-
t stic story of I92/iacLez92n and Burgess.
The bizarre cese of those two diplomats w
disappeared behind the Iron Curtain promises
to stir up a violent political storm in Britain,
with additional repercussions in the United
States.
' The Times realizes Iully that the spreading of
the thought, or suspicion, that there is e. super
Communist spy loose in tvashington could easily
hake the confidence ofthe srnencsn people.
Even so, it is better to have our confidence
hakcn if it will root out that Communist super
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~ L. I 1NOT F?!-""' "C3'"7¬Dthat our diplomatic defeats with the consequent
ascendancy of Communism are not, in their
opinion, due to Anierica-n stupidity. They ere be-
ing directed by some master-mind sltue.ted high
in the government. And senator l92/£cCarthy had
to be destroyed because he was coming danger-
ously close to revealing the identity of this im
portsnt person. . ,.- _
Now we have just nished-reading a speec
made by Republican Senator William E. .Ien~
ner oi Indiana, in which he echoes the same dis-
turbing thought. Speaking before the Dallas Pub-
lic Affairs Club, Senator Jenner said that we
have two lines of authority in foreign policy-
making. One is the line of responsibility laid
down in our Constitution and followed by all
those who believe in our Constitution. The other
is a network whose members deliberately disre-
gard our Constitution, our President and our
Congress, and act as a law unto themselves, _ , ,
The Russell Committee, which investigated1 the glisrnissal of General MacArthur, and inve.tigations by the Senate Internal Security Su%conlniittee, showed that a secret faction in cu
government had worlzed out its own foreigh
policy, to suit its own ends, and had by infinite
skill, patience and ruthlessness, put it into er-»
fek 1'Esardloss or the legally established foreign
policy set by Congress and by our President . . .
What keeps this cabal in power, under Den1-
ocretlc and under Republican administrations?
Why has it been impossible for three Presidents
and many Congresses to demolish it? That is a
é_. _'¬ long story but it can be Sl1lllIl"12t1'iZ¬C1 in three
ps-pressure groups, propaganda and pelt that
is, by spending!
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;HE REVELATION that Dona1d MacLea.n and___ _'§}_.gy
=1-~'!'Bhi*g egs were active spies or -Soviet Russia. during
_;;'1'E§O$C_;0f their careers in the British Foreign Oice comes
as at surprise. "
;§.$§;. q';Z=I11deed, it had been.wide1y assumed ever-since their
.§§§_ippee:'e11ce in 1951 that these two personally dis-
;. §f{§_I§l§t&bI9 characters had been doing just that. Neither
ft h_e.d"_m_ade any secret of his pro-Communist, or extremely
1: lei t»-wing mews.
f; -if The g1"3.'Lii1g"fFLCtS are that ! the British govern-
fineiitflet both of these men stay on the job while they
*_iwf.eire _'sti1l under suspicion. even. passively defended
[email protected] ajter they defected, and ! both had access to
35:-csi~eL_1a1ateriai which the United States shared with
Q13-iitzii11.
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iI"'>"_l"liE LABOR GOVERNMENT under Prime Minister
'9.-§;§;i_ce was in power at the time the two diplomats dis-
;_;_§r1qe§1;icd. Herbert Morrison was head of the Foreign
§_!§_%ce:5"Both were pressed repeatedly in Commons for
%;sor§e;;ex111anatio11 or official theory as to the strange dis-
=a_eppe'éra.ncc of MacLean and Burgess; Though both must
§l§§§§e%_1i11oW11 something of the circumstances, all replies
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112 at :1 aims when Russia was an mroweci-a1ly. Ha
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did uni r1'v}:»=2a1:l an 'w}."mn1 we Ema in alliance
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was". tisem zmy "'¬'~.?i92;h92s1922Is, the Fmeigné Sea»-
;[email protected]'I, fhat. {ks two dw-.?fecte:'s had taken an;-' ciQ=:1I~
with mm:-a. v.-=hsm they nd. Perhaps not, hut as
.'iL§'.is aww 1-*=~:*.=e>;1.?r>¢1!, }3urge;»;s had been deliveyizxg brief
§.§§§T?;é:is full nf sacmt Clufillii ts: his Snvieét contact men
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n?;imm wlm :2*ppG;S&1 om: sharing .<1.n;.* defense secrets
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NW3 l BHRBNIBLE REPORTER V I.- lTHE Cabinet is believed to have spent almost all it *
2-hour 2U~rninute nmeting yesterday discussin
the storm raised by the Forei n Office handling of th
Burgess~Mac1ean aair.
So much business re.maioe<li- . !s{, wrGQOJ%.lA~ lie done after - rd that S'r"C° Lanny as ream: " J '3 5 1 er merit.
Antimony Etien called a secondl
Jilbillei for this morning.
Two inquiries are now lacing
iiomandedfinio the efficiency
-i M.I.:3 and into the organisa-
'lon of the Foreign Oflice.
A er jvcsi.eldClys Cabinet the
Prin Minister talked orivaw K
'v.'ii.h Major Gwilym Llo_
}<:org'e,o1l1e Home Secreiai-y, o e
-I tho lviirifstérs réspoosible I r
.<:92'.=o_nt_v. - - ;
Secret inquiry
if on inquiry into securijiy is
=o:";lnred by the Cabinet ii is~
llil-zeiy ta Lake place: in great.
-:reC.Y- with oniy Minislm-51
iE:CUy responsible getiiuii Lhel
liull findings. 1;
The Foreign Office inquiry
'1-"lw being urged would cover - ll
'adnil'1isi.1a1.ive arr:-mgeme ts.§IN-Ir, Herbert Morrisoni Lalooi 1"»
ibor ign Secretary for so anlmon hé. in I951, wouici iike! T0 eel{:1 Crsmmiiiee oi Privy Council-/'92 »- .
btaviie-y Bishop writes:
A iaci now cstablishqpi 3"
M.I.5 is that the nal warning to
ibfiaclean and Burgess to ee; tho _lCClLII}[imV was by B. Ufflpnll message Lo Burgess at his at 1_n
lhe early aflernoon of May 2:1,;
l 1951. l
"mere 11.311 been ilreviousiy a
Jmuzr. signco. 01}ly_ w1j~i_1 Hi
lChl-istiun name, 92vl11ch iolcx_1¬'
l "two rjnen they xvore Llnl? sorloos 5Li5}_3i _'i0n, and that trouble tor
Lhr.-in lay around the corner. -
iOic_o security when Burgess sud
llx-mclean escaped now 20%l Dehind me Iron Curtain-T-lie hag
;L1een appointed counsellor ano
head of Lhe chancery at the
B itish Embassy in Warsaw.
v -it is Mr. George Car 3-F -lei; tormerltv head OE
ith Foreign Oilice brooch de 1-
[ii with security, él 3 I01-"i1?Y;Ti R.A.F.- group captain.
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RE: IXYNALHDUART M;acLEAN, at al
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W'1mL maria Lhis wife, L]4'*SP1i.fEdthw Blinzess and Mziclcan case.
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CONSIDER the theory now bein
advanced that she was an convince
C0 munlst of long standing.
' HIS WOULD IVIPIAN that tlimugh the yeai."
she 111']-fZl¬¬Cl her diplomatic acqiieiritances, her
h:l§hHniis diplomalic .<<upe1'im"s, Sir Percy Siliiboe_
who interviewed her nn inanyc occasioiis for M I5
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who mime inm contact wiih lier.
THIS WOULD IVIEAN 1-hail she knew all airing
the spying her lms,ii.-imi was engaged en.
and ima._v even 11:2.-m hr=<92n time iI1:=i,igat.nr hf ii"
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lin R-lZll"C he would have in blll. She knew where
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hn].<:i.e92'od h_v her fervent nnlillcal faith. mnvincei
all who examinerl her that she was e lost, lenel
and ig!1nl'Rlil1 wife.
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because she wa-$1 eigliil months pregnant and
fared a. claiigermm surgii-a.l 11:-liver_v..
A lnng time later she gr-I". F01eign Ofrte
approval tn liw in Swil-2Pl13lld. 1.311? easiest
iiiferimtiozml lnnphnle {r es::.'-me in the east,
kl-Wen ihc time um ripe she calmly n11=r H ' ;'.
in us:-irl11nf. so much to rejoin her h.u5l;mui
as fo go in the lmiri she bclicveci in be the
sa imir of the jutu:'e.
he
HM are the facts that supbo t
this theory?
Melinda T92/lacleen. wlin was 39 last July, 1.0.3
born to C0mfn1_i13|bl$"DH American parcni,.=: ani,
after her nfmi.her.'-1 Second !l19.1l'lFlg£3 couirl expect.
in mainlaln an even more expensive rate ofliving. _**'
S11? Pas H1116-§3hPi_1 pr/n'i:l92,' in ElZ'!DP ,
and mile hark Wllen she was 22 Ln time
in Paris. There, anmhg a.|i1i.<r..s, 1-ebels
and expa.t1'iel.c Americans. she could
11 he learned Om1m1unism_
here. as lhe G-:-rlnaus arlvamc-nd on
U1 1 1'f'IlFl92 mpiial rift01'_.-ill-6 "phoney
W she merrier! Dnnalrl Mac-lean.!
.e was 27. He iiacl"liE§l-*1i'?i'Cf'c1ihi1ni. *.
at GH.n}biirlge. hut was already 2. whit.
hope of the Briiis
tliplmimtic service.
he was still 9. Con
lnmiiisi, he had a-
} !E'&!l_92,' sI»;ili'.1llyinasl:ed
his npininns.
After 4-1. four-_veat'.
spr-ll in Washington
ending in EH8. the
Macleans mnved L0 a
pas: at Cziiru,
Maclean, psycholo-
gicillly tom by '-
v ed allegiance,
<}]lT1lI8.bCd m n r
wife.5:1 aclily to drinl-:1
D ll. He even use
vi lance a-galinet he1
ut Melinda ll 1'"
so ally cenvinceci t_ 6
A bassarlor in Cm 0
uh . Maclean shou tibeygonn home to 1t-cnver from his brea -
down, _ _While he was 111 Bifilam a_nMelinda. still in Emmi. he Wm
to end the marriage. buMelinda cqnvinced him that 1
should cominue.
like?
HE did this. it is said.S because she st11l
Wanted to use her husnanix
for the espionage wvrk he
was engaged n-
She did not think than
was treachery. Time and
t e again 'she denial id
a tier Ma-I:le:3.n's dlsE1DD*?'1"'
a ca; Iwill not admit t t.
y husband ls 2. traitor 0
s country."
She convinced her eldest arm
Fergus. He was once heardp1.0,_1¢1y ;;jgL_92,'it1g in Geneva; MY
daddy is giiring for pewv-
And the price oi all this was
£2,000 paid by Swiss banizs jae
wnel-ts after Maclezms dw-
appeamiice.
was Melinda l92lacl»:-am a mm
vinccd, sublle 3113-85 I?" as
her children were cimcerne-E-
1-uiihlcss Communist?
ll/lint other theory cfi t
the facts?
Consider the Submi-%i<1192 ha-T»
s . was NOT so clever-butjiis
in soiulc and ireubled 9,5 1%
pe suadecl MI 5. she WRH
or hus=.bands escape 866??
so llll¬X}!Cl'-Led 113 hm llhat, 1
mi; querreiieii about In Just 8»
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l|l1:ILlNI!A MACLJJAN
[cw minulir-s hr-fore he left his
lmusn with Bilfg-PBS, Wiih the
Pxciisc iliiai he would be back
Iihilil night.
Whal; can hr: n1m'+~ t,r0uhl<rl,
hilll still irre.=nl1iic, than
Melinclas mivz " I will not ilib
Llmt my liiishmicl is a tmayiior to
his count:-_v? "
5I"if.< was not an inriwvndeiit
wiimractei. She 92n=as n0ia.bl_v slw.
Wl!CilCV8.l she was in trouble
mm her husband 01 her riif-
cult. "prcgxianci-35 she sent for her
1'l'lflL1iCl. __ "_L7 A
Hm mother says that she sug-
grstcci the stay in S9292:it2-c1'lami,
so Lhat, 1121' g1'ancichil:iren could
be educated at an ini;¢1-imtional
sc 001 in Geneva, which she had
Ori inally sponsm-ed.
ut Mvlinria still felt her chil-
drv is nerd fnr 8. father. '
She seriously crinteznplainclANATICOR
WIFE ?
cii~v01'ce anti 1'e-znaiviage-and
that is unlikely in have been a.
ruse sinm; she rst unhilrdenerl
herself of the idea in an :a,d92.'iser
in hospital under circunislimces
of great nervous tension.
Then she seemed honestly tn
believe that no one would "ever
ll1RITY a woman with her un-
fortunaie baci<g:1'0und: " who
would marry rs nptorious woman.
like me with three small
children? " _
PWII9Iv"UWl&FAND What, of her own
feeling for Donald
192/Iaclean?
He had nut been a good hus-
band. But. they had call cl
themselves happy.
Three weeks afier Dnnald le t,
her. when she was about ix
unrlergo =1 C2csa1'es.11 upe1'ai_io.
from which she might die, she
wrote a 10H/31.
"My dearest Dmmlri. she
said. I, you ever receive this
Ieifcr it; will mam: ilmi I
sIirm.'i be Jirarc £0 tell you lmw
mzécii I lmie um: am! hmr:
rmlly ~pmuri, of _z,/rm. I am. My
only regret is that gierlrrips gram
..d.ml 1* Azmiui Jmw I fcri.
I ]rr;'I I I-cam: Il 'IH§?3 l' and
haw: IJ I .!. I. wo2|.rlc'rfuif gift. in
ym.!.r' lone and Uzi". mrisierzce of
Fcrgfc am! D01J!d._"
That-, surely, is Um tune of
a wnman in love, awn aitvr
PliI92I2¥I tmimuiimls years of
marriage.
We are asked to say that it
shows she was B. Conimuriisi.
But may it not be saying
"13ecau:=e Hf my love, I will try
to accept. your loyalty to Qum-
munism "2
Anal she toms her clrtlrlren. I/£1 in
rm". xmt lmcailsc she wml d.
R6711. i>rcn.e.glzt up as Co a-
rmnisfs, but because if y
ncrrlcd 12 father. . . .
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RE: DONALD DUART MacLEIAN, et al
ESPIONAGE - R Bufile 100-3?h183!
DAILY ulnron
5EEfTE1.{_BEB_21, 1955 -,5 _, HL@N%@=a@wm W 4
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c ,tam:! tails? ' - r? mghy deas he ailsw the nekys of one sfL ' By rm: H warm rmtrsz: % éh#1-IE British Foreign Officgis persisting wi M A
its canviction that the people of this
fzountry kare idiots. F "L
The ofciais sf that superior department wuuid tell usnothing aibaut the Burgess-Maclean scandal anti! a Russi%n~
§=eneg%ade blew tha gaff in a Sun ay newspaper.*%*~ L V ~
Sumething they could not tell sljn Sunday and would not tel
as cm Monday they have now Enidas on Tuesday. X
$5 ébdqnhas Pasiean fell under suspician
in April, RQS1, certain donuments of
particulari s-acres:-y were kept nut of his
way. It is possible, says the Fureign Qfce,
what this actéan rnay Wei! have basis can-
tributory to amusing hia suspicion that he
was under surveillance.
who ntakes this annnmwament?
A Foieign Gice spokesman. .-
An anunymuus bowier hat.
Why didzfi Harold fiacmiiian, the Fareign
Secretary, make it? Why dueswt he ms e
the greatest scandals of th century to
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IEHE
trickle out in drihs and
drabs, bits and bobs?
Does, he think that a
ecret a day keeps the
Fcandal away ?
There are a hundred questions
to be asked-and answered
about Burgess and Maclean. _
At the rate jthe languid boys
of the- Foreign Office are gain ,
they will still be dealing wit
them at" Christmas.
These shadowy spokesmen.*"/ma
u
i}"Au_5 E§l'P| EAvENs THEY AR|g_omc. T0 HAVE To C92".§ivii'v1Ei92iT{ KELL OF A LOT MORE TODA .'
S they might as well get the thing av r 1
with and some outwith the whole dismal
truth about these two young turnooats. 3
Putting l-li?m___on Guard
When Mac-lean fell under sus-
picion at the Foreign Ofce, why were
Lhese certain documents kept out of
h'- way! A tenth-rate idiot would
klow l:§haL this was the best; way of
pa ting him on his guard.
And in what way did he full um orslpioion ? WE'§t_:ionst.iit1tes suspio an
1- 7 i1 this oh~so-smug departnaenti
alking about with one s eyes ope-11,
probably. _--
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si; at theil 92-VI1itt< x1:1w1i §1&3Sk:=>'~i-hlUL1§3 :1
Lws! Uovcrnlrmnts and si-.ve'r-:2} Fmwrigta 5
Sm:mztmies-~sh0ve1ii11g ¥s%urets inw
t§2s§i' wailets as fa-st as izim;-&0ou:é1¢i gm .1?
haid uii the:n.. x
What date have tha spokesmen
set aside for explaining THAT away? 92
Thursday? Friday? Saturday E l
Z{he_v s.?mr.:Id have an »~;~§;;':§:1r1;1i.i0;1r'e:,u;i;;.= by L}1EII@ if t.E1e3¢ work: at i.1:-.- *
"l.u3 Burgess am?! Maclmn disamsaa
ar 3:3 vmss the rst I*rs<reig'i1 }iTik>-:1: strzmsl 1 i
i :;> ma-my 3,-"ears. This is the senmzr . *
A Ii it is touch and gq wiliaiz smmizli
i.§1ew§.atw*. y
Kick Them in the PantsQ1 > - 7:;- ,1 """ "_ """ ~::::au~ """"" ~ H,.--., . >' - ._ ,~
Ev-
92
92~¥"E1en we have §}1mi1y mixed ail the
mum" mt» :1? jtlm 921nwiiEin§;; }1:~u92*s mi the
l'§e1}»*sL:_s.§ Sm F0r1§i§.}n Qfte, wt: 11u1st- HOE
M: i.hQ.n.t sis ha:.=i<* si;gjhinAg 92'»'i&'.-ik l*ei,ia&i V »;.1m
the miné; is m=er- with 3%; 1;1.=_e!,.
WE MUST KICK THEM Hi
THE 9!-§NT$-~Hi92RD. ~36 HA 13THAT THE SPQKEEMEN W!gLHAVE. A LQT Ti! SPEAK ABS T
DR A LBIQG, LDNG TIME.
33-' aha and of the 92wei< the Wliiie
Pa {>1it}'ha iniss§:1;rgj'iiipiuxnaiis shmd
ht. :r'c:uiy¢ IL 51101.3 } w~11t:z-in all the f.=1,ai:t:§
tlml. the Forei;:;n O"am;*. ks new £_§isE'1i.:Ig-
=1>u§ !.:M.1s semi: 615%-:,§=*-~ §ii§e» ::;§0ses mf ::n,:~,<i:m"
nil La a. nibwit aniiii.
'1}u~: s;::mk0s1men " I1u?e1:h'a£- be ai'1'a.i ;1
that we c*.;m'i1 La.k"e this xndi-zzims.
Ni! THEY MUSTEWT THU? il
T AT TH»EYLL G ET Awik
Wé, THQUT TAKING THEIRS.
we more} stories are filed in the fP A
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.ma§lpan-Eurges; dossier l
SILLI TOE MAY ~
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TELL AT LAST §
By LAURENCE WILKINSON 5»;-ii :'=?,¢§?;o<_7"__ ¢_1V_7illj,[email protected].>»?
{LJ_ i? :1»; 92A" ¥ W ' man holils the key to the c1isa.ppea-ranuce , 52.1-5 - o - 'of Maclean and Burgess. He can bridg ,7 7. . . ' » ".~-' 7~t e vltal gap 111 then" story, the events that le -3- - 1 their ight~ an '-
t e drama of Britain s
c unter-espionage.
He is Sir Percy Sillitoe.
He was DirectorGene1'a1
of Security Servi::es-head
Of M15-When IvI.?L _'.1&_>.ga_.11
and Burgess slipped thenet he had woven round Y,-,_ V {'vs_::»them and vanished inMay 1951. L ; ' JBut. his lips are sealed by ! ?- /»=}','3'»72the Official Secrets Act. In E _-
his recent book he could only
hi t at the story he 00 id
be . .
nd when I saw him Ye er-
da he made 11; cleay aha he-
is_ etermine-:1 to mamtazn mssea. ed-lipg polio,-;= ,,__|
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RE: DONALD DUART PMCLEANL et a1 1ESPIONAGE _., E Bufilg 100-37]-1183! t _ 92_
I -§- r"' 1-1|DAILY MAIL A ASEPTEMBER 21, 1955 _ :
LONDON, ENGLAND
rmsrga, 0? THE 1-¥ec.am. .»'~;r"w::s+F _
_ 'M~.q5fz,i j;*_3"»! Ei»12».".f-ST: '
l'.J:§_::&£!,.D;ik-E3 £1~.ww%;-1-¬Q~ -
One-sided _
_ ir Percy. now 6'? and in patr -l ret-irement. does not intgn
to I/ell what he knows unless 1'1.
is allecl to ;z1_i/epvideiiee at an_official c0n'un1.~:s1o11 of inquiry,
M But then. friends Dreciict. thefur may y."
_Our conversation yesterday in$11" Pevc.vs at in Carlisle
GL1?-nge. Eastbourm-_ was one-sided.
I_ said! "There l:<_s. growingbelief that the !f_c1ai SecretsAct nas been useu to siience
nc-ople who could cast, light, on
the _c0rnpeie1'.ee or political
it -aitles of some neonie vou in-
V9StlERi.E 'l WHO W91-.9 Du he
f= ees or this'Hlfair."
1* Pmru ??i02>cd his hmc! ina iwvi-cnmrmital want.
Tip to France
I T-Ii¬.92d again: You have re-frwreci to the ni.t,_t.er in 9, bnqk
YIN! l'&C¬l'1t1.V uublished . . ."
Afilwst ?CIlLCC-£L7l£l1,r he passedOWT P1-is new hook.
@119 l3<155-we roads:
1 had Bone on holiday just
aitgi the disanpearance cf the
r1p;oma.ts._Bm-gess and Mac1ea.n_
d fit this time Mrs. Mach. .n
_ as an the south of Framse; -o
1 Was ¬lS5UmBd~-m0st. imp: -R 1.Vthat I was clum '1 _ , _ 51 y o -$1 Isms mv ll'1l;_Bnti0n-51 of meg _mg the lady. , _1 She had done nothing to
warrant her being kept under0 servation. and no one h cl
a y right to prevent her ie -
in the country or from goi g
to any place outside it 5 en1 ht choose. '
And, had she been pre-
venieo. from so doing. what
would have been gained?"
I said: One accents thatyou wrote thin when tibia evi-dence ot Petrov. aha ussian
diniomat-soy. was not avail-
able to the We.ste1'n Powers.
Censored
" One must as-mme. however.
tiial; M15 had itS Own evidence
on which to suspect that Bu -
tress. Maclearu and UBih5-
en Mrs, Maclean. wet"
p rties. to some Soviet'~n1ot.
"The Foreign Oice aciml
t L Donald Maciean had. been
ill tier obaervation before his
di$app¬a1ance_ . . .
551- Pemy: "I eamvnt com-
?i1.l'?JlI. on ass1mmtlm1s."
His book was censored by
security authorities. oerhns 111
consultation with men_ who onG_e
worked under him. beiore 1t
was Dllbll.'>Il-Gd.
1f.t.here is to be a search for
2'. scapegoat." I said. "FF-
Oicial Secrets Act might prove
a hindrance in establishing the
truth. oi the gnaitcr, dorm you
think '? " _
Sir Percy moved his head in 11
n it-committai may.
Then he politely indicai
t at the "co11vel-Ration" w.s__ t:1. end. Sorry 1 have
be .11 fable to be more helpful
he 531d.
IR.
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IDir WhiteI told MI l
of lms1
By Dailv Mail Reporter
ERNEST WHITE told
last. night haw Dona
room of his country
c11em1sts shop to develop
secret lms.Long before Maciean dis-
appeared. Mr. Whize becamesuspicious and told the Secret
S rvice what was happeningin his crowded little shop in
Hi h-street. Westcrham. Kent.i ow Mr. White believes that. Lhe
35 m. films were of St-alga depu-menis which Maclean was sending
to Russian agents,Macieaii first-. called in 1948.
2!, years 92D+3fOle he and Burgess
disappeared.
Fm~:_v-seven-_vear-01¢ Mr. White
reca1.led: He came in many
times and after 2. while asked if
he could use mv da.1'l<-:n0m..
Shop raided
"T know he was something to
n wish dipioiiiaey arid I Lhoughf.he ii-E15 quite high in the Givii
Service. But. my suspicions were
aroused i1"0m the siiirn. An_92>Lhing _y>a1'ticular'. Letfssay just susp_ie1oL1s'bch2wieu1'. NotInna after I got in Louch with meSecrei Service and told them of
mv suspicinns. Not long aft:-wm.1'cls stransetliinqs uegan in halmen. The5t.l'iOT! was bvoken lnio severalimes - - ~ ~ »- -
' i wouldn't see Maclean forI]1gJllL/115 z-ii. a Lin'1e_ end i.h-en hew uid Lum up again and cii-on
in quite frequentlv during the
next. few days. I hadn't". seen him in theshop for same weeks before herill-appeared. But by chance Idid see him on the dew oi his
2ei.a.92-Rv.
" He nearhr. knocked me down
a he Look a wromz turning nearh he-me at Tatseid, Eu-rrey."
'01 tour vears alter Ma.c;eansescape Mr. White kept. his secret.
Even his wife did not know.id .
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thv curtain on the drama of the disappearing British diplo-
mats, MacLean and Burgess, has revealed that these two
f.|;lIll;I men had been members of the Russian spy apparatus
since their student clays in Canibriitlge. This is a signicant
contribution to our study of jommunist aims and methods.
it 92*92'DLllfl not be S1l1p.risiiig to learn that niost of the men
and woincn who were involved in Soviet .espi0nage in this
comitry also harlibeen drawn into the net in their student
clays, or at an age coniparahie to the stutlent period. So far
as we know the story of Communist inltration in this coun-
ti"y. and in other free nations, it is built on the capture of
mung people, when they show an interest in half-baked no-
tions-euch as the theories of Marx and before they DiJl.2'1'092V
their adolescent rebellion against the humclrum conditions
of the world as they find it. " < -
' it is hard to imagine to junt what an extent the spying
activity of Burgessiand MacLean may have influenced the
lS=l.»01',$" of the world since they were boys in college. Mac-
lean, especially, had an opportunity, which he certainly clicl
mt ignore. to steal the technical rsecret of the atomic bonih
aal_vin the war period, while those things were still secretA Tll Mr. -'9-°_lfl1o::t. .
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from Russia. He also had an opportunity to know that they
Americana State Department was opposed to any attack on
Chinese territory during the Korean war, and it may he that
he had an opportunity to inuence British policy tow;=.1~ri
putting pre.ssnre on the United States to avoid an attack
across the Yalu River. General .92-IacArthui' has implied
st1'or1,<zly that the Chinese were well aware of the shackles
put on American "forces in Korea, guaranteeing the enemy
"privileged sanctuary" and practically offering the Chinese
a reward for jumping into the war on the side of the North
1s1orcan.==.
lf li.Ia.cLean gave the Russiansi the inc:-ins. of c A
up with American atomic weapons progress, and tipped off
the Chinese Communists to an action which pi-olialaly pre~
vented the United Nations from Winning: the I-Zorezin war,
it is true that, as one spy, he did more than an Army to ad-.
vance the fortune:-1 of communism. -
Spying is the cheapest way to win an arlvantayre. That
is why the Comniunists depend on it so much, and why they
go to such fantastic e.92:tremes to build up spy rin;;=s within
..=p_v rings. The revelations of spying in Australia, fron,
imnly snuulenlellt and verifv nrevious 1'i=.'92,'r-l;1tinin_=q nf _gm_1 e .___,.-' WI!"i92' Ii
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5lvhich came the story of the MaeLea.n and Bu1~ges.s. aaii
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L ng for people whose mentality makes them sympstthetic to
T-omrnunist doctrine, especially those who are in the throat
2_'"1*outh1'u1 idealism and revolt. the buildem ofthe Commu
nist if-zpy systein have recruiter} people who will suwondei
their consciences-as well as their intellects to the Common
nist cause. If caught young enough, most of them can be
kept from developing the -tloubts and qualms that co-me
with maturity.
That seems to be the underlying principle of the Zom-
mnnist spy system. It must he confessed that-it has worl-zed
very well, and the classic cases of Burgess and MacLe:iri
rlenionstrat-e how a whole nation,and'in<leerl a qreat coali-
tion of nations can he faxed and bamboozled by one or two
treacherous spies.
The prol;-lam of a clomoczratic country in protecting it-
self against such spies is complex and diicult. When Mac-
Lean was 92¥oLl{i11g' in Cairo, under the supervision of the
present Prime Minister, Anthony Eden, he lid good work
and Eden said so at the time of l92iacLeans disappearance.
A parallel instance marked the Hiss case in this country
than Sec1~etary Acheson was skeptical of the rst intima-
_-iono of cllslo}-'iilt_y by 3, man he had always. believed in. Th
-py who can pretend loyalty and counterfeit honesty is th
nly valuable spy---and such men are hard to trap.
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a0-is t?-e-55!
The British Foreign Oflice has at last acknowl-
rlged that the diplomats who disappearad-n1yste-
lously inure than four years ago. DoHi1al_d__l§la_clieanp
ncl GnLiX__;E__L§l'g§_5S..,.W¬f8 Communist spies. It is
only probable that they provided Soviet intelli-
101188 with photographic copies of the many secret
,Jtllll1'lE1'll-S to which they had access. In the case
.5 1vlacLeari, at any rate, these documents would
have been of the greatest importance, seeing that
om 1944 to 1948 he was the chief administrative
.:t"icer at the British Embassy here in Washington
.lCl that for some months before his flight he was
ll charge of the American desk at Whitehall.
ll is also promised that a whitcpaper, containing
it that the _l,_iritish have belatedly discovered about
he treacherous connections and activities of the
iossrs. MacLean and Burgess will be issued later
his week. It seems clear, however, that these
..,maglng and somewhat disgraceful admissions by
he Foreign Otee were not spontaneous, but were
arced by the disclosures given in Australia by
iadimir Petrov, a detecting agent of the Soviet
IVD. Petrov testied that he had obtained the
Ertails of the Machean-Burgess story irorn a unm-
ade Kisiytsin, one of his subordinates in the MVLD
pparatus in Australia. It was Kislytsin, according
o Petrov, who arranged the ight of MacLe_an and
.nrgcss after the pair had reported to Moscow
».tl they were under investigation by the British
ccurity Service. An abstract of Petrov's testimony
<- published in the current issue of the UIS. News
no. Wortd Report.
Since MacLean and Burgess were already under
-ll:-illllfl at"ihe'tnneor their flight in May, is-st,
. is diicult to understand how they could have
it England so easily and how they could have
:l'aced their traces so effectively after arriving at
i. Male in France by steamer lroro Portsmouth.
'hitehall has explained, somewhat lamely, that
..l81B was as yet no evidence against them strong
nough to have justied their arrest and that there
as no law that prevented them from leaving the
ountryas ostensibly they riicl-»ior a weekend.
in Paris. The evidence, however. seems to
nclicate that, notwithstanding the suspicions they
tad at last aroused, the pair were not being kept" '
lliiél very close surveillance. It also indicates
{lat the ight was not discovered until it was too
-We to obtain the help of the French in heading ot
lie fugitives. What is even more remarlra-ole is
:12 disappearance, also without trace, of MacLean's
._»_l'e andltheir three children from Switzerland, a
ltLl8 over two years later. "'_"
5, .- 1 .-1_, _}, ..._.4£c.tms Defectors £5 , M,_»;,,,s,m
kl" Mr. Boordmun" ' _ Mr-.~. iNict'14Q1s __"'~" _,_7
Mr. Belmyino
Mr. l'icirbo'____l____
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_It is now very widely believed that MacLcan and ,BL'L'é'SST'i1tlth their intimate knowledge otannsn
and American psychology and personalities, as -well "
as of diplomatic secrets, have been advising the
Communists on questions of policy toward the
West and that they have been responsible for the
new soft-soaping line adopted by the Soviet leaders.
This, however, is still a matter of pure conjecture;
for the present the moral of the Petrov disclosures
seems to he that, though may have sometimes l .
carried the business of security to absurdity in
this country, the British have too slowiy awakeneto the possibility and the danger of treachery an i ubversior: in their own government. V §
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Colonel Raina, chief of the First
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i a boat with his young son
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su -cessor, Gorsky, Wham Petrov an e
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or has the experience of Gliiim 1'1
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T HE Third Man who tipped off Maclean
and Burgess that they were under
suspician is now known to have been a
British official in Washington. c He received information that Britis.s urity men were after the two diplomats _,,*
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RE: DONALD Bum: MACLEAN, at a1 }
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lmzm fmm America at the begim1ing sf IX-my 1951. .
An escape rmzte was }!i¥§m1£3d. Maciearx was
assured that his wife anciz<:l1i1=r;1mn would be when mt. |
oi Brimm. lat-er.
Then on mlay 25 Marziean and Burggws vanisheai. :
And a.m:::,ng the many qLH3:3§1-imT1:s that foH<:»wi<d rml
0: he biggest ,si:i.l1 is: Wm: in fct is that Tiarirnfv :2;-:2;
bill-~~ȣ'T .l
m ?:1s?z_ing;£-£31: wha gave ties if.-p-wag? .1 :
Burgess nun? have left a cine. A {aw nigms bef um
he wnisheii he made a. phmm 6:113 W America and
1:_aH<s<d ta an xmknuwn pe1's_em.
Burgess, typically, left: a £ric~mi tn pay the pmn
Wh.evLh=er" it, was the 1n.ird Mm: he spuiie to is net
Gretta-1_.'@n. Bur. it is known 1;-h;1t-ywitkxirx a few csws 0:7 t-.vh¬
getaway Br1tis¥Ii setrurity men had all the facts aboutthe tJ13:§1::IL ' é
which miss-s the SEC-¬>1i£1 queationc W!¢m§ him
imppenerf £0 the Thimi Ma-:2 2-mw
And a F0urjL2% Manj i
says Pet1'ov I
Expresg Efaiif evpsrtar; Ganherra, Tuesday l
'I192lil,ERE cmud be. 21 Fuurth.
Manwm in Iwent'y-' é
fourth Man-an the case,
ancorciulg to Vlsuiimir
.>Pe.1.r0v.é " -
In is regzmrurd t-hm me
._F§-tlmiiszct agent wha d1:se1'te£§
.m Austraiia last. year has
talked 191: ahmm Brimns
and Amersvcans RSl :f.> wave
been-ixzforzzxers in me Bow:-taIt was ??"enm> who fmaily
broke tins silence ahaun Maclean
ad l33.!,r'§1 rS-5.
mud xtuy ijnfornma-{ion new is
E-. Li; he has §»'ie92d+'sd rmxch mmB
a;n'a+aa1:1sri-ty men than he has
s#*r»,92.1m in his life s-mm at.-psc§er>:._ bcmg mxixiishé; m
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go:-mp oi the -i=¬w1%i <1» rt
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skusuaiazirn _hz.dges who 20:1-
ducmd 2: omn:f.~ oi iuiqzliry an me .
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sazpgziaea by Pm;ms= mm naa man
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tTHE-Brish pubii have been treated inA
shabby manner% b the British Foreign Office.Xfficials of that partitcu ar department at the Guvernment
fzave afways regarded themselves as far abave the ievei at
the inteiligence of ordinary people. .
Buturdinary peaple new knuw that the beixaviimr of the
§-eweigtn Qffice aver the traitars Burgess and Maciean is an
axample af manstrous stupidity. f
anaiifiialean, was aiiawed to mnizinue warking inV the F6Féign Office AYEER he was suspected at spyinF
91f r Russia. L »
hat is stupid erwugh. ~
Even more stupid is the Foreign
ff Qffise attemglt to cancea! their
istupidity frnm the peapie when pay
their wages-~YOU-untiI the facts
v92-were revealed by a Russiarkmegade. - L10 T
Ifffffiitt G993 ¬¥ff?1~f,E§.?mi
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L he British Foreigo Office--crammed wi h 'in1%|Iectuals, the 0;}! School Tie -tbrigade 92loxg-haired experts and the peopie-who-know-the-best-people~+have taken a mighty '
drop in the estimation of the ery ordinary v .
moi; an_d*?w9gy1on*?qf.Br§:_aip who fare farppeflj l
Wiihoiust 9 lio*£!o<-aohii 2 ! o ?i°¥IL"1°"5¢B5B ing~ oaution. _ *1
, ichnrd Crossmon wriio aiaoui ibis Foreig jsc n-do! on Page Four. 1* Viiom Graig reporif i E lorfesfr fads on Page Two.
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lle"wuuld have been susnicimls?
:DGNALDMm-
lean was sus-
pesiied Ellf spying for
;Pl-ussia while he was
ihead 01 the An_1eri-
ican Department oflive Foreign Uise.{ But ---he wag allowedmi continue his job withBy
WILLIAM GREIG
full a c c e ss to docu-
rnenlzs.
This, I uildersland. will
be 1'evealecl in a White
Paper on Maclean 1111!} Guy
i Bu:ge.=Js=. the diplmnals who
lvanisheci behind me I1-on
Curtain
The White P:1peri:;i be
published in a [ew days
ll show lhut the l~0leigu
ice has this Ewlsiziiiliozila L0 why ill ne.1.her re-ved nor suspended Mac-
_le n:
i TO lli9292"l-I DUNE 50
WOULD lll9292~"'li =92li JUS-
i 1-1n SU.~llILI0_N .3._rig_;
l PUT mm um ms
IIII 92J
The While Pans; will
tell. zit last. all that l-he
Foreign Olce klm'.92;~; about
the dis-HDKIEKKYHIJCE orMacleim and Bulge.-<s.
It Will bring a. LI£3I]l3I'l §
from M.P.:3 fur 2-. full de-
bate an Llie " Elifesg and
Ma-clean affair,"
The Foreign Oive is not
anxious l'0r a debate.
Its grnmlds are ihal. 3,
debzltv |ni|;'hl vmharraqs
us in our kelaliolis with
ther cauntril-5.
he annaumzement that
t e While Panel" is to be
n hlislied was made by the
=F reign Office >92IL=g.I,El i3.92.
It Will reveal H. sensé-J
1r
1
1
I
K
Fiipnal st-my of the sin acm-
Vlties 0; the two men.
It will say than locu-
menrs were l;3.kEIl by them
from the Foreign O" e in
L-tmdnh, p'hGLQgi'&[]nt':i and i
lhen 1'¢':turned withou any-
one being aware of it
The same thing lT1.=l_92'
have been done by them
in Briiiaill embassies in
Cair and W'292shingL0:1, Bill
evidence here is no;
pusilive.The Foreign Ohice. while
keeping silent after the
disappearance of Lhe two
men, was fairly wvll
informed of what had
happened.
Never Saspected
Maciean. than Lh: ty-
Blghb. and B11:'ge.e.e=. -3 .-~!
he had worked in B1'ilain=
Washington E m b ass y -
vanished in May, 1951.
Alter more than four
years. Lhe Foreign Oflice ml
Sunria_v made its lir.=.1 pa-:si~
live gstaternent about tiielr
disapperuimce. C0l11: in;;
Lhat they had been SO»'l<E{
spins and had gone behinli
Lhe Iron Curtain.
The statemcrlts f0ll092.92£*
publicalion of a :'92BVl'p:lpe*r
article by Vladimir P:=l.ru92'
former Soviel; spy clilvr»
who ed from RL1Sr<iFl'$~.
Embass!; ill Czuiio-:rra., Aus-tra1i~as cagltal.Allhmlg Maclean.belore-
his ight. was suspected as2:. 3133'. E-urgess hex-er was.
But BE. mo. was illli 1"
llivesiigaiion bet-rinse if
his general conduct. a .:l=
because oi GOll|JL~ as to is
suitabililgy iur Forei n
Sc-rvir:P.I
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2~3i:1&:1.92':a-n 51,-a.m1vz1.L. mmmny
- Edizil and Ernest Besvi 'w<_P@
in charge as the £ @l>1'Ei,§4r1
Oilire, 1;im":::1g 51105:. at me
92 ;3é3ric;~§ Burgeas and M2u:1s~.*n:1
v;:;:1km3 there as Russian
E rspsus.
But is is Mr. Mmzmutnvn who is
V gmrsaiggn Secrc*;m*g,= mdzw. ami
' 3_7¢?spG!1l1i§3§¬ fer Kim m1%.i'age:m:.s
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» thga asfivitiek of Burges and
Maciean yes!-erday. And at iong East
the Foreign Qice are ha issue a
Wh§te» Paper making 5| §al¥-statement
about this shacking aair. '
Nuimdy cares much what Burgess and
Maciean are doing now. Nubmiy cares, in
§a<:t, whetheré may are ave, death hawy
r misemisie. They can rot in the muntry
which their n-eachczry irsol-K them.
Bu t§!er'e are questinns lei? in ieir wake 31'
ems: here which damané immeiaw
answers: _ ' ' _ , %
I What is gmirig on in our Fara-ign @§¥*f»ice?
2 W'i1a§ has been going cm §0r years ihat it
maid became a secure hic¥e~:m§ ha:
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WhLo are the guilty man who have imam
{ag mir §1ead§ vi? in affemp; In
reect, nut Burgess an Maclean, but
yshasimus Samebody Eise?
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zmly way isles the Govexnnmai to set up
a Rc:~ya{ C:>mm§ssiun int : ue markings Qt
the Fareign ¬iice.
That impartial §:xam§rca1i:m wouid produce
the fs'u%h, §1nwm=er unpatanbia it might be-
It wcmid aim unmask the men wiw am
gufy in H155 aHair~men win: eugj-:¥ in
be. sackmi am; hm-ed in-em any iulrriser
service under the Crew .
We iaslieve we are i:! _pf'B5S§g the rksmand u-F
ihe pubiic generaiiy in caiiing for Hsés
invesfigatieu. Fm there are harsh facts tn
he facgci.
YEAR EAFTFR YER V
The Foreign Uice emp§nye5§ and prumuhezi
» Burgess and Madean. two men when it haw
turns ant. were spies ior a kostiie power
;1§mosi' as 501311 as they were out of shmt
trousers. 'They had the free run 0? crxnclenfinl }=:»:u-.@~._.. ..... . .____._ .> 4 ...-»-._..____--.--P-i4--»--- ----- ---~ -
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been sent to Moscow,
They cvnnued 1-heir treadzernus wpgk yea!
Bib?! yeah ..
1598!, fIh#y disappeared the Foraign Difim
de§§hefB"i*ely~ misld Ministers and c§e&:ei~ved
3* P"M3¢ V?-°* 5°"? 3'NY5- The answera
given in Parliamanf, ne answer: givan m
1'! Prev: _are»now engms-ed in aii Mtixeir
scandalous dishanemfy, '
T§"-=6 ¥¢==*3-§*>- 3 Unwbn -92951. the Marquis
' *1? Readlng was Umier ~ Secretary for
Fmeign Aairs. Answering .1 q_u@5r;¢m in
W 5~<"_5§, by saié Hui: I§@§ac!eans
cmmllisl sympathies were net known
when he d§sa'p§392':red_ -,.That stéktment was a lie. l
Maciean had Bgen Klm§ .r security suweiliaam Q
be§0re he dasapyear d. Bu! Lard Rcadi g
was not respunle for ue x-2, Ha sadfaomehdy fed as lie in him.
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service bf {e Crown?
The time H-rat we nnw knuw ahnut rhis' inéfamuus affair has been gougeé frnm timeFiussign Qice by the reveiafinms af 9
Russian $p'}f,P¬l'fD92f, who turned Queen:
Evidence.
is was his evilshence Hui smoize out irhe man
who have h§e:lde*n fur four yaam behind a
smeke-screen.
if in» had mt been in: the puze accidgznt miFetrufs d.nub§e~twist',. we wculd be had
with.varian$_s mi the same Has Eur Hm new
iuur yeam am} even fur the next 40 years.
WHITEWASH? H
Th Pas? lhirig the Fqrgign Qigze wili _dp~__§5name 1512 man, he Mr. X {er the maxi H
1-have are mare than om: ei them} WM; ~.¢"a11_,,be znnwicred of deiibemte :lecepi~i~an- §
People, Press and ¥*ar§iament, ~
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teii us nethingje-92fL~
Same psmpie in the F6r,e§gn Otfice are sc._arcs§_.They have a Int in expiain, and they muchpr-aier to 50 at! their mc.pIaining in private.They have men. guiy off scandaiausnegéligence. They m3¥'.a¥l58 have ben g,u*ry.
of gross fave-urism.
Befare Nae iraii~nrs~ <i¬par§ur£, they protmtcdthe iobs mi $urgr3ss' and Mrsczlean. Why"? in
Hm American scnkicc Buggess would imam.-
bean prumpy sacked far rm Mixer mason
ihan his axéuiuéc sirunkenness.
~ SH-ET HUFIT
ACa¥-3 um witch-hunring if you me. There
' are witahcs in the Fcmsign Qicer LETS
HANE A HUNT;Equally prampy -the -Americans wnuld '§1;3v<1umed Mmiaan nu? of his §§>b and fur:-.c§
im aver We a psychiatrist. Bu!" our 0 .5
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1: .
.-Eii nwhen suspnzion finally fell upon them,
heyuuunrereiualloiued to leave tl1_e_§ountry s
PS"? a= F fter l"'95E.-$2i"8 *9? -= -en P
to Boulogrie without passports.
The depth and extent of the treachery have
been exposed only because one Russian spy
chose to sell out. What else is there that
is vile and rotten and has not" beenexposed? .. . 1; _.
- NEXT fl'ilAP.TER -
Are we to Wait for the next spy who comes
over before we hear the next instalment
of this sordid and disquieting story? i
ii the guiny officials can help it,_we will
hear nothing more except what may be
forced out by the next accidental
disclosure.
There is only one man who can make sure
that the White Paper or the subsequent
debate in the Commons will have any real
meaning or any real value. ' .
l man lS_yH_§l'0ltihdW3iC1lll|1§, the horeig
_>e¢§=ELy.AAl_~lobody can Possibly blame hi
or the ill-smelling mess he has inherite
But he alone can clear it up,I/-.., /P
e alone can insist on having the names and
the heads of the men who have persisten ly
fed the Ministers, Parliament and e
people with calculated lies. '
!.i;il!5l.i.5;P££IEB
We are far from suggesting that the Foreign
Office is a nest of traitors. But the Foreign
Office is a place almost equally dangerous.
ll I5 3 Pia : Where traitors have been able
?.; ;.*a-,;T,%j;;51;";a;§;a"*;.J*;ia**ia;;;;;;i;auni We do not pretend to knoiiv fo:the
Kimmunity that the traitors so long enjoyed,
It may have been negligence, favouritisin,
laziness or plain stupidity, Whatever the
reason, thei public must have '~-time
assurance that the scandal will never
haipen again.
hen another White Paper will be called
OI. N0? 8 while Paper BY the Foreign
Office, but a White Paper ON the Forei 1
Office. The difference hel-ween {he two 5
the difference betwen a vrhitewashing a cl
a thorough clean-up:
WHO gave Macleanthe tip :-fl thatlg
By GUY EDEN
he was under sus
plclon, enabling .l'1lIIl
to escape before the
Intelligence men
closed atiout him
'1hat. is one of the
main questions which
have been worrying the
security cli*l:ii~. ever
511103 Maclean and Bur
gees d §$l..D'DFrll .l more
Llian foul veaig ago
A FOFGIRI1 Clce
$pOl ¬~iI'1'l3ll a u rn itted
yesterday Lhzit. it seemed
certain some such hillt-
wais given.There are several
theories:
1 1hat_Mac1enn, with
" his tree access to
ciucumeiits, was able .to
put lawn and Lwn 1.0-
gether from what he
would see, and come to
th conclusion than he
h better get. out.
2 That an investigatoracted cli.m'isily in his
in uiries and agave the
alarm. .
...*»-=._.a_t?
3 That 6. friend wholinen of the investi-
gation ivamcd Macleait
The Secret Service
does not know how the.
secret got out and pre-
surnably have been un-
able to nd any hole
there may he in the
security net.
Sir Percy Sillltoe, head
of _ M.I:_5; the Bri'.ish--
C o u n t e r Espionage.
Organisation at the 111118
it the Maelean-Burgess
escape. had no comment
to make last night.Lord Strong, w ii o
was Permanent Under-
Seci'et:i.i"y of State atthe Foreign Office atthe S-n.me Lime. 1-6m1ccl in
November, 1953.
Lord St.ra.ng is a. Ruse
slan expert. In 1930 he
was appoiiibecl ActingCounsellor at Moscow
and acted» as charge
diiiTai1'es.M.P.3 want. to knowi
WHY, if their activi-
ties were uncler investi-
gation by - Intelligeriee
and security is-ut-lioriiies.
were Burgess and Ma-
leen allowed to continue
their work in the
FOTt?,lg1f| Olize?WHY were they
allowed to get out "of the-- - -5 1-~.
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coiinti'_v_ ~irii.lio92it at least
being ordereri 1,0 remain
here?
WHY was not some
holding charge made
against them?
WHY, if they were
under suspicion. WBIE
they not suspended?
WHY did the G0v@1f11-
merit nut no ii s¬Cl_l1'1ll.Yscreen or silerw M01113
the two men -af-tel" they
had eSC3l38tl behind the
Iron Curtain?
DID Intelligence loset.i.'o.<:lc at Lhi-K11 until
Petrov made his re92¢1a-
lions in Australia?
MP CALLS FBR NEW PRQBE
COL. M A R C U S
LIPTON, Socialist
M.P. jor Brixtmi. put
down ti question yester-
;grzy.¢1slCt'11Q Sir Aniony
Eden: whether he wit
appoint n Select Com
iniitee to investigate tdisappearance of Buf-
gess fl-?i ;i Macienii and
the Ueiiei-:11 811311611011 V01Civil Seniice. security
arrangements. _But it Seems unlikely
this wiil be granted be-
c ii ii s e both: Front
eiwhes are involved. K.§P0lil¬S7Tu'I-Ii. sciici yester-
day that de_i'iii:'£e sus
3-iicions fell on .M¬LCil{ L1I
by April, 19:51,
Burgess was not rif-
ticul-irly under in.-1 _£i-
gniimi as to his scan My
and his ioyrrliy, but is
gerieral coiiciiwt w-5
under emminaiion.h ~ .eircuinsinnces of th A Foreign OI1ice
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The sending to you of cadre w0r.eL'Ki lytzin gives you an opportunity of on-sic rzibiy stirring up and extending theac vities of the Australian section u£ theM. .D. Kislytsin is a cadre worker of theM. .D. 1-ie is iatmiliar with work in co di-tions abroad. has a command of the Eiigllsiilrmguage. and is fully trained for carryingout intelligence work. . . . Your immediate task is to assistKisiytzin to study the sitnatimi as quicklyas possible and to direct his efforts toobtaining useful contacts. In the rstinst-mice Kisl}/tzjn mustibe instructed toengage in the selection. of persons whocould assist the entry and settling oi ouriilegul workers in this country and also thestudy and cultivation of persons who might.he of use to the M.V.D. connected with theDiplornatic Corps and Pa:-liament'whosenames have been received rom Pakhamovanti are listed in the attached task
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T E THIRD MA
inthe mystery
of Maclean
Express» Pqlitical Correspondent DEREK MARKS
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Q CHAPMAN FINCHER writes :~ .:1Ia>c.k:a_n d.is:s:=were5 3% -#18
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iEvery available detail about Maclecm andBurgess since they vanisliecl in May 1951 hasbeen -check-ed by the Daily Express. '
New in-e Foreign Oiee sees rm reasonto d.isi_Jelieve" that the men were recruitedto Soviet Intelligence in ULBU Cambridge days
more than 20 years ago.
*.Iust haw that started is revealed in-
. §nnlI_Iunnn:n|TE nunnnnnnun
EVEN AT 19 HE WAS-_
SEEING RED . . .
BIAGLEAN and Burgess rst set out on the ro tne Russia more than 2 years ago, when they met at' Cambridge University, E """"'
That was 1932. . .wh T,Hitter was beginning to ll i
the headlines, when tie
~ Lindbergh baby case was-- on, when Joan Crawford |
and Marlene Dietrich wefeexciting new names m
_.ZmS, when an R.xi.F:.ghter sensationaity dwed,
~ at 250 mites an hour. . . .
Guy Franus de Mnncy Burgess.Eon of at naval lieutenant, went:from Eton to Dartmout-h but
tailed to satisfy the New.He passed on no Cambridgewhere he eventually took e Firstin history at Trinity College. i
THEN, MARX
Donald Duari; Maeiean was ireading languages at Trininy Hail.
He was _t-heson of Lihe;-aL_1e:-ider iiSir Donald Maciean, but his own_Yo1it.ies were the reverse of,- ibcral. He became a member ofJ an 11n01cie,1 study group on
ME17 l5m.Grants. the university 92veek1y_ =1'£!p0r'i.ed on lvlay 20, 1932, that;Maeiean spake at a union debate
in favour of the motion:-M
. That aim House sees more 1_; hope in Mescow thaix. in IJet1ozt."3 And this was the somewhat u;c0ntradict-zniv contribution to the4
ithe American Depaitmenr. of the
oreign Oice :-
Mr. Maclean said that bioo -
shed was ineviizsoie ope W yer 1-he at-her. Either 1!. woud _
PAGETWQ, co|..-run E I/' debate made by the tulsure head of /
i J
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A CLEA
UR GES
§jI;'ii-ffFl92'_C!H-';.P;ii; §E.:<0H!1
r.-Vorne by an imperialist war or
by a. Coriimuiiist revolution.
One was a_s be-d as another. The. only ultimate solution was the
VlCt0ji"}' of the1 propertyless cia.sses.9' Thus Maolean, on the verge ofhis 19th birthday. was alreadyital-ring a rebellious attitude
Ytowards his own. class.. Two years later he was rigiht onwho Party Line. For Gran a,, onii92-larch 7. 193-t, published this
letter from him :-- _
;L~a.st term an unsuccessful, attempt was made by the authorities to ban a _ FreeSpeech meeting, and Anti-War
aiticles in two college mega.-
zines were censored. _It is rur1",'5,i_§}'e<l t_het_ cases ofp litlottl iSci'hiilnation have
o iirred at the Appoiiitments
B ard.
In oertnin colleges economice ploitation of the student has i
been introduced.There is i'ea-ctioiia-ry and value-
less teaching in every ieoult".There is. in fact, an iriesistiblgl
1/"*
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BURGESE
In Eton dress.
strong lease for immediate
student action.
The _F_er1eratiori of Stuclen
Societies, of_ whicli the Ca-ijnbridge Uiiiversity Socialissociety is a. section. made
general formulation of stuclen
demands and put them for
1/ .-had their way. But. with one ghsa-ward alongside the worl=.ers'
demands at the National Con-
gres of Action
at Bermondse_v_ . . . 9
The National Congress of Action
at Berrnondsey in 1934 was 2. Com-=munist-in-spire-d conference which
a d o p t e cl Gomniunist- inspired
Slogaiis.
_ Now Maclean gave the impres-IA He had one secret ah t imself too. And he manag clo prevent it becoming a. St te
eoret. He held a Commun t
arty card.
- e kept that secret so well thatthe Foreign Olce could admitiiesterday that there was nosuspicion or him until a month
hefore he vanished. '
Im sltoclteti,»
sion in those days of 9. man who
Wtlld qt!-1651:; further his caiise.|
Not so Burgess. 3He rolled Communism round hisitongue and shouted it at anybody]
who would listen.
DRINK . . .
_He goadecl hie friends
pictures of the wrath to c e
when he and Mr. Barry Po ittth
liquor. he would concede dispetions to at favoured few. iBurgess_and a Iricnd sometimesstewed with a woman novelist.i
The friend told her that Burgess,
had conded to him this feotz!he was not only a member of thelCommunist Party but a secretagent: And Burgess had invitedI115 friend to join the work. i
i Yet when war cgiine where didBulwlss so? Right into thatdepartment of the War Oice
which is known as M.I.6.
I He told a. friend he was con-
cerned wlth_ the ow of secret
information throiii-rh Swiss
channels. iHe gins in close contact wkhthe Political Warfare Executive atIsecret headquarters in Bucki ig-
hamshire. He became an exp rt_
.on sabotage. propaganda. slwi g.
. . . DRINK .
During this periodoii Septem-.her 10. 94UEurgess appeared atMarlborough-street court accused
of driving a War Office car while
under the influence oi drinls.It_ was stated that he was doing rather confldentinl work".tind the case was dismissed on
ipayment or costs.Gin drove Burgess--until he 3 tinlde the Foreign Ofhce itee f.
i Iaolean had been nicely settl dth re for l;l_years, and was 3!
it! s time sifting out State sect ts1?; head of ohancerfv" in Washing-
| fl.O October 1. 1947. i. .L 0 0 1 says M P
W. J. TAYLOR. Tori
MP. for Bradford North.. said at Bradford last night
ahoiii". the Maizlean-Burgessi
. Case :-il I am at little siliociced thati ln£_ori_na.tlon of this kind and Oithis importance should he given
iout by _soirie obscure spoltesnianlat the Foreign Ofce on _aSunday afternoon when _Parlia-nient 1.5 in recess. T1133 is coni-pletely ai;=:a.in.st the principle Lhai.the Executive should not withholdessential information from the
Commons." Perhaps it is n good thing thatParliainent is not sittinz. D¬C3llSClI ani sure there woiiid he a great!deal of criticism of the way lhlE~i'
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; V mamas hi=;ldr.-»n in :1, pumplain and
' the 1JZ3.l2i.HiEr1 with the Aigm liissv trcasurz.
case in I-ha Unil;-ed Smtt-Ls wauid be
wanpleta.
5 But; in me case: of Mav<:1.ea:1 imd Eur
grass the mim.c~In1 gm? 10 M1;-"~s¢30W.
j Fmm the lacsmis zmd re§92sa<:tant; admis-
i sinus at the Fmgn be it aypnars
1 to have hem easier for Ma-aiea.n £0 take
secret. z§cmu.mu:nl,s than it is for the 1a,w~
abicling la»-yman. ta get a passpari in
Paris.
' Wlma a iarue it is? >
F's;>r over four ye-.1rs< =:*:f::ia1~c'*l0m has
3i t1ie.ri £6 hush. up {he rm! sucxry bscvause
=~ it is a §'1¬l.3JldE11i?-92l.S use t.h,at1 ree-ms an
* the Fureign Ofr_e, it-s. recrui tmezlt, ax 1:1
1 =s quit-a astonishing tlovleramre of soc av}
92 . .-hax=1om'1;h>1t:in any ether .-:?;C12j;HiLf~§ .n
~ Quid have earnezci Ivizzclveazx mad Eur»
1 ms t-he sack,
i; I~Tc>w the game up because f£'f1-e
X Paopie was abie to pulish tbs: t::ut-iii;
92 Pilzmlean and Burgess had 1.he1-ight
5 smeial baa-kgrwn asa._x=1~are i.§ne1ri§=;ht
Q old shgmi tie, In the a,ns1L*h1'§mist~is:
I amesphare Bf the F§!£1:i;;'n S2»1'vi¢:@, _
92 which izs flblli; as ili3._m0 $r_§& Lie as; Ht-m92
and the laritlosl Ciuh, this signified
that they ware ge§¥£IcIn¬:n t in
i1$St;-late with tha other gt-utlengera,
whnse memoirs nweal that» ti1s:y_.g"ut
nmsi; things wmxliizf.
Nnw we are promised um: White
'Fa;1er we shnuletl have hazi 1om~ };=;?:;a.é:s
agn. Then kit us gas 2» 1.,itt-Tu: 1s1.1§~}:1&=1x 92¢i3>t'
us havra a nzal in-'e'stia;;a.ét;vi:>11 intu Lime
:1 :pm2ni:n1e.n1;s tn the Famign Ofee. On.
ii regard it is quite i1n;:»u.~;s£bl<~. to
0 ieve that me best candidates cauici
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A RUSSIANS MAY HAVE SEEN
i A SECRET DOCUMENTS
RY OUR I!!!*I.. J.-h'.4'I|'tI CRRn:sP JND15iW'T
The Goveriirnent is to publish as-a White
Pzipei"wlia1;a Fo1eig1"n !ice spokesinan described
_yestei'dzt},- as a full statement on the Macleiiii
and Biirgess case. It will probably be published
lLOW2'11llS the end of this week.
The decision was Lalin yesterday by Sir Anthon
E en. Prime Ivlinisier, after coiisulu-ition with Mr.
l921 acmiJ_lan..li_oieign Secretary. li followed publication
o 3}lllCl£S by Vladimir 4-e
'P0ll 0V, the Riissian dipl0
mai who defected from his
post iii Canberra.
Donzild Maclozin. 42. and Gii3"_
Biii'<>'ij5i=,"_44_ disappeared in May.~1951:: w1i;le they were both em-l
;_ilii_yeci git the Fl!I' .g!1 Oli"i::i~. In- Irmiiai-Eiin trom Ml. Pirtruv that
they wi.=i'c " long-term Soviet
F'lgfI'1l-S was confiirmcrl by the
l<oi'i:ign Office on Sunday.
The Gi,i92'<znitienL kiiew in ;1dviinr.'L'
i-iiat Mi: PeLi'm='s aiticies about Bur-
gi: and M-lutleeiri woultl be :ippe;ir-ll] and ii.-hai they would coma n. , i
11- wii.~: oiilv ziit-er the lL]!.l1'..'~i h cl
zip l'E_ i and it was seeii wliat '1-
LPI net tliiiv li:-iri k1lQllS£il in
Bi iirill PI' 'H mat iho decision
publish a White Paper w_a_.=; taken
IICNALD DUART iia<:LEAii, et al
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1Einbe.s.-iy in London. |They ivmiiijl liziw been pliuto-igiiiplieii iruniediateh-' and i'Pii.1i'1'1Pfillllie next din-'. so that it woiilri _he|lli'ls]! iS$il3l8 to hL1_92' in what qiizmtiiy,i-they i_~,;;_d 92]£;92P{] passed oi 92.-'li:3.t [I!l1T<';tioulrir iiiiornizitioii huci been.
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lAir1ei'io2m owart-ment of the lforeiaiifOifice. There is. little doubt in oIh~i
_ -ial qu:ii"ier.< that he riziol access tolarge numbers of highly secret;
papal-s. .
PPITROVS EVIDENCE
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iD PLOMAT SPIE1 Continued from P. 1. Col. 61
bee. established by the Royal Co. -Illl.S ion. I-Ie gave a lot of infer
tion to the security authorities. j
Was Harness under SL.SlJiClOl1- I01"security -l'¬6£S0?i.S?
l Burgess was not directly under
invest-lglft-ion for security anti!
loyalty. but. his general conduct hadbeen un:>atlsia.ctory and he had beensuspended. t
Ill/as Mpuslcan ti?ltit31" suspiclorz for_S¬ClLl2Ij,~ reasons, and Jor liow1 long? *"
D-eiinite suspicion for security
reasons had fallen on Maclean bi!
April. 1951. llvlaelean disappemeri
the following m0nth._l
; After April. 1951. steps were taken."to ensure that exeeptlonally secretlxnalerial did not 1*e:1cl"i Maclean. He9292~'2iS not removed because of the
necessity for continuing the investi-
gation.
Holt: is it that lllaclerm was allowed
to act LLIUQIU?
T ere were no powers to stop M. c-l
l
leat lea.vil"ig the country. It will >9
appt elated thttt a. Zl4hours :>"lu"vt I-
lanc of any nus ect cannot. cztslyI-Jr: 1' concileti will; the requlrenl _1.
that his suspicions should not be
iarouscti.;Ct!N'lACT NOT HERE
. |92:L.l.-...:::: A! Ir....;_...,..~ n..--4.~!.U1]JlUllld.Lb LbL'~d>}JU nuuw
Pctrou slates that incite:-ial was
passed to {L Russian coiilnel at UK?Stllllr'L Elralinssy in London. IS EMS
cmtlarri. still hero?
The Contact is not Still here.
The spol-iesmttn r0fnser:i to ¬Ll'lSWE1
lam other qnesi,ion:~; about. the Sovietlcoz1l"21t'.t. but it is clear that he wotild
lhave left the countiiv fan as he
could an soon as the disa-ppem"nn<_-e
tel Bllaclean and Bl111szes"s l!C £f<llI,l¬'known. ll is prol:i."=.t>le that l92/l£i.~,{Jli.Hl1'l
and Bl.ll'C5S each had dillerent con»
tact-s at the Soviet Embassy.
wlml ha-pperzed to Mrtolrznll and
-Bur,-less after they reached St.
Mala?
Not ln detail. We be1tcve_ their
route thmugli the Iron Curtain layih 'otlgh. C .¬L!l'1OSl0'92F'¢'tl{llt.
W re are ilreelenn and Btu" ss" ow? V
-Ir. Fetrov has said they are n nr
tfvltscoir. We have no direct c ri- 1 iauon Q L115.ill f 1'I92 4!. . .-. -.=.v ..4,. ...-.1 r........JJO L-H.E' UTLI-IISIZ l'HL|LEJi"lI'.l!i-5' htl'E JHl{
__ __1'etvlitiollsl_v a lens giving high de-
l2
l
1
>. - - _ ' tint.]ol info1"tnal.lun which ll/I3, ;l§35i,} 1 Could
l.-"+51 -rabie. 11'; would lt§1V:= the -.1 _
lliflhl DBDEYS being missing; rm 1
ill '_ l'J?'<»P6?" 333366 1'0! longer" th ti;the_t1me taken to photograph. . lr
.Q TERIES UNANSWERE
" alt for White Paper
answer to other questions. the
so lineman said tl1e_v had b tel"ism it ublication of the W1 e
lfaper. Klincltidepl one abotzl; Mrs. Maclean.
lwhrl Lli5}3D8E92l9El. ii-om Geneva. in
:-3Botqmbe1-. H153; and another aboutlwlletnel" steps had been taken toideal with Jnose in this an-_mtr92,»
associated in any wait with. thef!.a']IllDt1i1g¬ activities of Maeletm and
Burgess.
- Final approval to the text of the
White Pe.p"er_will tnresumahly begiven by Glillb l92»linlsl1¬.'l'I5 in the
next clay or two. The Mnclean and
Burgess case has long; since teased
to he one which concerned the
I~ol"e1g11 Oice alone.
The Soviet Embassy in London
llilfl no comment to make on the
caste 3'esie1"da_v.
The matter IS 1ll1l1l§BlY to be raised
llally between Britain and
R'.LlSSlil. In the place. Britain
has no extradition treaty with
,R.u.ssln. _In any case. to ask for thelea: FlCll'El0l1 of Burgess and Maclenn
lmivhl; lead Russia to ask for-the
ex ltIClllI-lf!l'1 of Mr. Petrov and . me
or he other numerous Russians ho
.11 'e taken tJ0i1t~1cal asylum ini Bi .tlSh t-P:"1"i'iDl'_Y.
L=-'92M.l*}l{A USE A
BY ll-"IACIJEAN
.--A--_.@i_
.¢!H.~l*'lLTlAl.S .l.'Hl.1 !.l{Y l
].!élil_Y TPl¬}{I <l|!l1 Reporter
Security ol"lit:e1's believe that
sortie of the information passed
to the R-llS:§l£t5 was from docu-
nil-iitx in bulky tiles which it]
would not llEl.VP b f'Tl possible i-05
llllll out of the Fllltlg'n Ofllcoi.
building. L It. is believed f.hat~
M:1c1c-an tool: a cnrnera into the
Fori-ign Olllco to photograph.
the print".-rs. l
Inquiries hnve~ been made to.92,,+~ii.,.|92 lYlr92'l 92f92!~ rt::".~,.|,1..c. ..__n.. ..,-,...ll-92_i:92l.lll.1|A V92lilTLll92.l J.92'l 9292»lki_1,,|__l Wh [92lZl
seen in the huiltilng with & camera 1
or__u_i"ie,il1ee he mos known l.G.DO.=4;~.ESS 3
one. The type used would p1'obahly
ltave been n 35mm. bccattlse the roll
oi lm 1lHt l. in this caniera can hold
a lnrgp ntllilllel" oi nogtttives. l
The po.<sil:ilil.y that the camera;
was F<l]DDllPfl bk- the Snvie-t. eonmetr l
has not laeen ovmlookecl. BCCai_15.e
the »92ull~Z of phoLogt"aplting docil-tlltils Wtitllil lmve l.t".- be tirmg ,=,u;u
lllllrm vaoizlcl be 1'eqni1"ed for Moc-
lean would lzzttfe ll_l-l.iP nppoz'tunit_v
to arrtuig-1' SIJECIEI-l l1ehting_
BY 'lill1l=.' this method the amoll _ ', 1*.Tne unanswered questlorls
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{M.P. for Bri:~;ton, put down 11 HotterFOREIGN OFFI E
i 'lII92~lID1'l?Y "
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lUSTRALI.~tN VIEW
SYDNEY. Tuesday,
The Syclne_v Mot-nine; iierald.
wlziclI in publibliing the statements
of Vladimir Petrov, forlnet" Sovlet
diplomat. to-clay CI'lllC_l.?C_Cl theBritish Fore1gn_O_lce 101" its longdelay 111 aclnisttllig tl".'.1t_Bu:"ges.s
and Maclean. the inissitig ll}!l_I.'!iIlEtl@'.
had been long-term Soviet spies. An
editorial staid:
"The F'oreign Oflice is eenera_.l_92
e:onsi<lcrrd_ to be ti. repos1t.ot'_92" oi din
lomattc wisdom. _ol 5lll' .l92[lltESS nntl
'5192vrtrent-*.s.<. On this p_;l1"t1cltl_a_i" matter
it llthi .sl1own merely ttnndlty andevasion.
oven-_what went on in our E:_qte1'nal
%ffa1rs!d_6pt1liment or _l.;lSthlel;l;1g'f¬S. OW ITIIJC11 D1C.llP l'¬2lSl'l l i I OI
British asionishnient and anger thattwo spies had for no long a. tree go ilI1 an institution whos.e1_t0pdsec1"et?cloreiv affect the ree om 0n7»! i:tafi0nst" _ Vt. was "ironic" tlml. inf defec-
or Mr. Petrov end the e 11-Wll Pl:" v l"92SO
1'11
tit
so uent R.o_92~'zil Oomniisslcm
ll: "ween them revealed a_ _.si"'."i..=u:< 4-zit-L1:-1ti0i1" in the A1l~<tr'=1l an
Depgutxnenl slloultl have le-ti to an
¬!f.;l3l Bl'll-lSll ncl~:no"9292-[letlgt1_1Pn"L 01
even znore tilamnglng r<ltl.1aI.lon*
e>;isLin§: in the Foreign Cll2ice."-
Renter. .
. l92"l.P.S rIii1;:_Er.Y TO
Ev Our Political Lorrwpt
1 There are likely to be demands la rlelltile on the White Pager" on l-
Mztclcan and Burgess e Elli whyP&l'll;lmeI1l..IE3¢5SET11l!l8S on UCEA 2;. .
l Ye:~:l".et"cl2w Col. Lipton. SOC-lttlltsl;
of Commons que.atl_0nAntlionv Eden. aeliiiig
appointment of a Selectto investi ate t.l1e»d:sr¢ppea,z"ance ofthe. two tploinats and the general
i£l .lET1Cf92? of Civil Service securityi
iarran gemsnts.l
t92"0" ecnivs IN MOSCOW
he British Embassy in ii/lose wt
st ed yesLe1"tlaY that it hail no n-
io motion whatever on the wh re-for Sir
tor _illt*,Committee i
log utif of gleeleaii andlgit1"g 0 lctal ovie- 150-tlr :e_ is vex";laonitteci knowing azlytlmig atouti
lthe tnissing git1>loi#:i_ett_s_.:A.1T-'. _ l
h" ve cm-t'_it~d from the nuiltlitig vvith. -
m i arousing suspicion would be rm .
will-:1e"e also of preventing at _v" There is cause [or pnhlit: concern»
,.92 92 ,-/-.-1» 'U-20
Mr_ Tolsun _.__
Mi:' ; 2 in/gi1dr592.!%Mr. _,i',ci2$1s _1.,-
+§§1wf:B@1m@n:._;_" L Mr. Hcufbo __-.._
Mr. Mohr _.____
Mr Parsons _I..
Mr Hosen ___"I_
Mr T<;1mm____.
Mr. SizOC> ii»
Mr. Winterrowd ._
Tale. Room _.__
Mr. E-ioiloman *._
Miss Gcmriy _.__u
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4
I» . N92%LI3r~$iL&»¢? QJIB
r I » 1| 1* .-H-{ ,;fI-- .,»- -'-' H. 1- 1. _v. 92 ,- -; rzw"~ w " _»L-I :_'V§,;: L 92, I
WIPLOMATS!ONDQR--THE FOREIGN OFFICE REVEALED IN ITS GUN DEFENSE THAT IF92§92J'HAD IITHHILD "DOCUMENTS OF PARTICULAR SECRECY" FRGM DIPLOMaT HQNAL ,; ~C" MAC, AR BEFORE HE VANISHED BEHIND THE IRGN CURTAIN. "THE FOREIGN OFFICE I5 UNDER HEAVY CRITICISM FOR ALLEGEDYBUNGLINGIN THE CASE OF MACLEAN AND HIS FELLOW MISSING DIPLOMATLGU BURGESS.K THE FOREIGN OFFICE DISCLOSED YESTERDAF THAT MACLEAN ANU BURG£SS " , Qgvg 13; 5QV1Ef§_§§R[§;@ DQ§p§EQIS_BEFORE THEY DISAPPEARED IN THEMIDST 0F A SECURITY ' " r CHECK FOUR Yuuczs mu.
¥ A 1-"OREICN OFFICE SPOKESE-IAN I I
SQ D THAT AS SOON AS IT WAS SUSPECTEDN WAS A SOVIET SPY CERTAIN DOCUMENTS WERE KEPT OUT OF HIS WW1-"NNOUNCEPIENI SEED NOTHING OF THE NATURE 01- THE DOCUMENTS tiI§ i92!EILDLLEAN; BUT IT SPGKEOF THEY! AS OF "PARTI CULAR SECRECY»" _*H1"!ACLE.AN AND BURGESS GAVE DOCUMENTS T0 RUSSIA THE FOREIGN OFFICENGW BELIEVES BUT BURGESS HAD NOT BEEN SUSPECTED OF IIIOLATING SECURITY
on 0; BEING b1sLnvAL UNTIL an vnuzsnzn.run spoxssman nzruszn T0 cxvz any Fuarusa xuronnarzou on rs: casz
F.-RNMENT Pmzsz.
"2 SPOKE MAN 15 to gins any ispntsz
DIPLOMQTS.
9/20--G295
I-N , M ,. - » I» 'INC ONLY THAT DETAILS WZULD BE PUBLISHED IN A PROMISED OFFICIAL 'spear zs zxpscran BY tn: sun or THE wzsx.
Y TO A Qursrxow saxn snlraiw n0Es mow zmrznnus to rus sovzzf UNION ABGUT was MISSING929292&
98
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FEQY RECORDFZIZW
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ann921£1.orm'rs , LONDONU-
Mr. Tolsan .___._
Mr. Bourdmcm in
Mr. Nichols ........_
MI. Belmont __Q_
Mr. Hurbo ______
Mr. Moh: ___.__
Mr. Parsons ____
Mr. Hosen ____
Mr. Tc:mm_._i
Mr. Sizoo i .
MI. Winterrowd ..
Tele. Boom _.._
Mr. Hollomun __
Miss Gundy ___...
NE PEPERS WITH VARIOUS POLITICAL LEQHINGS TOOK THE FOREIGN ;F}¥£ET0 TASK FOR ALLOWING THE THO T0 SLIP OUT OF ITS HANDS WHILE THEY WERE
L 972O**GE91A355:5 INVESTIGATED AS SUSPECTED LONGTIME SOVIET SPIES¢
.H_M1 __-V.-.
.;~.;-1 '1-v-' ' _ ". / .,1 .! L MY _92£:! f92{"[¢92_L_
If i._.£-Y§..i'~. _L':}£» '7' --r 7.. ' ~ '4 1
WASHINGTON CITY NEWS SERVICE "-92.
?k 3 . 92 92
x *5 92
$7
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,__.,,._,_.7i.._. |; [T n'__Ly in Washington <-
1_t-' one ~~_~»» i 53 xxV Need for Securitgf Shown 1
By Maclean-Bu1'gess Case o Hy niwln 1.AWiiENcE '
i WASHINGTON. Sept. 19.--Its the same om story-inholeL
quote lows and inadequate security measures to protect a nationagainst Communist agents and their ciinnes-wiiicii now startlcsthe-"*.=.*oi'ld as the mots come to light about the penetration modelby Soviet spies into the Britiali Foreign Office and the Australian}
- ~ F0i'eign Oiee: ~oFor, just as Alger Hiss tmnsmfitted se~i r1lEi;S from the United States Department onZ St-ate so did high. oiiioiais in the Britisiii *7}.-=~/-~ -ii": e-1 -:5» .- 1 Foreign Uice give them to Soviet agontsi j "Security risks" who shouid long before have? been iiwestlgated were not carefully exam- ined. Possibly it was because the atmosphere was poisoned by tho specious claim th-ait in~
niivicluol rights. are sacresanot-os if any" my individual rights. could ever supersede the right oi the state to protect itself. against
subversion, sabotage or treason.
_| i J t-It now is denitely estahlisheci that ;Q_g1}; -; ind i&'I§i._q1F:_¬ti1--W110. up to May 25, 1951, oc- ':_ cupiod the Junerician desk in the British Foreign Ofce--was at-Soviet spy and month
La -mm, after month transmitted secret papers to the
__/' Soviet Embassy. '
§_i_iy _13_u1-_g_e_s§, who ed with Maclean to Moscow. was a B66-
ond 'sec1*eta.z'y in the fB1'ltish Embassy in Washington and during
his stay hare had o. twexii.y-four-hour pass to the offices of the
Atomic Energy Commission. He was seciet-ery of an internationalcgrniniitee of diplomats which dealt with &tO1niC~&D 1'-.l1l.iJ.n.Lu|..92u ' " ' _ ,_ 7'~.§-1-Jil§7§'3w .- ~_5."~ " "14".-' -.79 2:;:"=.l"'¢[<1!}:rEI;-: ._ P" 4! xI
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. P -., M-' !/Mr. Tolson K
l ' Mr. Bugimanx. M '" F1-*'~f. Mp. I92iii-¢: i=ir>ie*__.' ;~ef?-i. § H y Mr. Belmont '1;-*"_. _.
Mr. Horbo im_
Mr. Mohr .______._._
Mr. Parsons ._._i
Mir. Hosen i._.,_i
Mr. Tmm i
Mr. Sizoo _..__._._
Mr. Winterrowd _i
Te.-1e. Room main
Mr. I-ioilomczn ___i
Miss Gundy _____
BR ._ _____._.r~.»,.!|
..--- --- - * '_ S!. ..,¢='.>_ - - -K,
.. ' 4- .. _._><.92~ »-.. -92 1»
Wash. Post and _ <¢»
Times He-mid
Wash. News ..___.?_
Wash. Star '
N Y. FT id A
Tribune
N. Y. Mirror _..____,__
Daily Worker _....._._
_. The Worker '
New Leader _l..__
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Date *9-7§._
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Pi;ir¢ws StnryQ_ 1 _ _-Far four sears mv: it has meeri.;E
1<I3;1 iii.G ii-ms the twn nu;-:1 warn:rm
jii 'lhe 05118? is iiiiid of
H3. iri'§G.i3_-§£§'i1. ciiiti 3-_iIi_.92.-. mid
" transmi s;:_'i§,_-whzxi pes-
wmm me Hon mmam mm mmgainlzs eifteats mere were on EavietI
Ixritiisll Famign Office nave!;_;;ii;ii-mg»;
i:@n:,1i~m.e<1 mm. Ems, from tine; The @3'¥9@1'Iw iidiwid by Pa
pen of Vladiixiir Pe:i;m92=, wiw sie-
fil-Tiiii ii-sin the Sm-ism Ewiiiassmm is £I1sit_192f1:~.e"§caii am; Buiwsé
are trzqingi amisim; ina Eicviet $1?
in Australia mxiiili immy de»§g0""h§1':1mmitA on how in h2>.n_ciie
talis Q2 the S-nviet spy i=.»§'%iiIQi1i,§f3;'1?iit; Elm-min and .1:-he UxiiwdNhas seine the firzsil smrry iwrn i»E>i.&i.;i:S in iii-e iiid of iiip1ania_r;§;., Q,
Russian zsmirfce abmit 'l<'i¬$5ITs.§il; FIXR-3' be this xv}}_1i3ISE}ar§et92iI»-!<1¢.;::im and Bursgess. It _§_92Fik§'i§E"§1£!§£392,B. ni.Ya;_1:»:ix=r.*-" has its m-min;
1=aveii1»2r,i in a. C;G§J§F'iEJ.92£§t'Z ariicis:
;c>ii1:1iisi'is2ii[ in this Giiiii? bS*92j; }i11';1¢Q:/1.$§plQmai}5.Ti1§§{ imeivj
U. »$.~ 'i92Iwi"s Wmriti R-eiaori.-"Ewe suit §_Q0t$ in ti»; ;a1<m.0r of;
This is sepm-nae fix-sin the :iwn~
mini. i*&*su<,d my the $0111 mm-
Iiiirssioil mi l_?,1lZS§£'?1§i»v1:iiS_t» 1%'EF3§§.§*,§_*1g1-@313 pg British raiaiieiisi
giving Pm-m*s mvesia:-ioi'1s ¬_:I1§4fQr 55.;-Em; 3-m~5_ ;the: S-zwict spy waters. Eu: umiia _ _ _ 7" 'the s-nmmi:isicms 1"ep0rt an S04, "3 " m¥ M "1"§ 1'°P»*1 i
viei, esyiieimges 92.~:asa reiaaxseii 705-
m 1§111i -11*3=15 in ' >ii§*Wm¥&*§~¢si1i1 seciiozi in Iiimcuw iiavnt-BiiiPm-ev ieia that hg szaimi xsqsm, 1nfm1ImRti&n-§EQBivE fmnliS mm abnuiv the riia-eieau-Buims
wise.
Tim w.-aiIat.iu:is shim ii-iiaciesin
and B92;:i§5'£YS-¬ ;srin:e.s§_ in EE-
Lciazirizi nav:.~;;mi>ernver tha! week
izn ix:-range1m'::ii= wiith. *"1i1-£=.~
S1siii1e$= Zitmnizag }£e"m1d, 01 Aus-
ta-aiia, British. 1 urei.§:1 Qifice
officials. whui 1:21-we 1'i£l§Bl ash
miiiien 1:21.:-it sixes .im1.i.i' knew
what iwpizvened an Tvfillaiii ism}
}3s.i1~gm'-is or even 9292-'hi>.b t-he pan
imrl heel: doing, miw 11,n1a1!y iaciri»
aede izhai "em the msis at this
1*»-,=id<i'ncs;~" tPet.1"os<s siavfeemeniisi
the ,3!"*E'-Sllmfi-T.§.!I'§ must be maple
{ism i§¬-*¢J;iii'2E£1ES were misses! tic-
fili Qmiitf-i;-Uni:;1:1--E11 whit Qilm»
tiiy we caimoi; saw.
But Peni~o=: himself ~:2ecim~es
t-hast» Secami 8::cret-naps }¬is13-min
sf i-has Siwiet Emba:~ss§.' in Ans»
t:a3}i& imii l;.~a£<n in Lmidiim zmti
mm him <Pet.rsJ':i tiiat he {mi
himriied Kim zx12>.tm'ii1.1 supplied by
Burgess. P;2t~ra*: wi-ites:
"M this time Ba:1{;,9ss__wms
§}iiF»£.TI'i§ uni brief cases fa 0
Fnrcigii {lilies 'l§¬3E3L3iIii?§.ii$i, whihi X .
9292'Ci B pl-:i0ti':1grP.i:-I':£%¬.i in the Savietii
Exnimsslr mm qui-cE<Lv rei.ur*:1ed i;-.1
him. Kiisiyisin used, no encinimr
the mew i192§entinfue¢matmn and
sabie it tn Ii-Imscow. Tile rest. in?
p:'s;.>az"ed fer» :!$i:i_r;;1s-.:*}'i by courier
in me iiipiumazig bag."
'1iiis stmxzgeiy piu'a..i1i-sis tin:
IfkiitiiiD1E§YI1YUf.?ai§ZE.Ei I-ms g the
Ufiif--Ilii Sisiies Elm;-iz2*i:ne:1t*0f
State» $11113 Wniti-Mei Clizainbers,
whuse L1ii¥1T®3<iI1 ,i13DElTS dia~
eiased ziucumema he gm
irom Hm.
It turns amt 1-imti i-ust aim?
{.3113 Brit-sh Ft.=:*:_=ii5:.=. flim started
iI3Y¬5Si,?,¬§i}§ Mzmleaii and Bur-;-iii the griciviass giver: 223$ these mix
iiiie Wesicifii" i:Iemoc;";m':iBs. £if:¢¥§
Yiinve .}1'i5iE§£~? inimzinarinn siiaouti
3* i -*-. ,-1 '
1 Pet-rnv an-its i.h<-;n=; was a s§ii:~
§Ma1c~1eiir1 and B&r.x»2s@:_. Tim tv-:<:=é
iaiscrimr were trairsrzti nuifli in
§Cammui1is_t- £S§2Lii!iTii$¥{& ¬_!v'E2-ii whiisé
gs»: f§ii»i 311}l_'l>f1§'& T311i.ve?-."isit-;=~ Peiim§Wii1}C$2 -92 " I
E " §§"Ii15§?'r-i-Si-'i'_l was in 3'.m1.=;I=:m train!
5194-5 "tn 194$. wiisn iv; was :1-
games in I92§::~&¢¬.@"92=.-3 Tiiesie am: a
gym? an an1m.s?I1i§c:§iie"ti'ai1~iin_g
§cou1s&. in xviiicli hi} speiiiaiizccii
gin Ei1§§§.i5I'h iwe amiuint-mi vi"
ime first ii,m~:::mi'f<92te of the iitlifi.»
k§mit_t§e_ mi i£I_I¥J§i}SI92I:i{7_!1, 92>;1."=3i¬3 he
iii-=aS viii in -i>_hmsi=> 91 5% -i":_=m-iiiji
§ane~m:1n seamen inf me mp w:.c:=s1:
§i_ircl'1iw:s.~.
1*i_1ia section **.ri=:>~;.< iievemii
5-:>iei_¢v iii the £'R'8R§ qiismtiiii 11!
1:m'ie.iia1 siuiwsiiieci by Msmieiizi
i d Burgies-S. 5 I§*'=.I1§i1§ Liza years 19% ii: 1952];
i§I?1§3:;twi&:1@; evwss i¥*'*C§!'¬$ im;>;.=i:11-=iirip; in me mnimi §~::.:m92.s ur iii-E
§!f:i!§, ¬£»3DC{§iI1 ta zlaaic-r1im1ii"»is1£s.§
;"Pi1e Kr-i*aa.n War isroiie mus ini
5121133. §v}1£i92i'§* tipc'15£¢i£RsS anci§
1592is11i.s mi we Weszein Aims were;
"iiIc:1iY *relri:><eci imiuiiirigi-' is t&1e=
Sii as-'~=e.92"nn1erit-i
92 i"an B~:it.is'i: officirzis are SiT921i'ii92E§-.»l"i2y' had nn legal mii-E15 oi s.1::§
mining Mauinar. anti BHl"i?{£SS;
§ww:i they Si-ErL1i~££d ta Iil$1':§1i.§f.'Hi-iii
Ehiwin and aim tiimt timy 1:iii'int;
litiii; it wort-E; whim $§.1l-{§=}WI§i§
mi-3. Maciszzin. 3i. Ia_cz:i-tainigs is is be §¥.{lI1E{§- i;i.:i=._ti§ g
iihcise Briiish ne92>;s1::£s11e:'s¥i'ii3ffEis£ =92inave iiaeen 5r3.<:£!1iHE at time!
pi:msrican seiturii:,~' system vi-iii
§ies.11i?,n %i'iat<~ SmLB~T* Esllinaii; -
is-;nt si§;.r2r 2.13 jaisb ii girsierii ailgienaisr McCarm,_s~"a= 5:nsisir:ai.ion~ P-giiiiwi that guilt: by i1ssaciaLim~.."'!:
;1f fniinwed mirmmh in an im~esȤ=
itigatinn of the §1'Ei1.l31G3l':-Hi2i;_'»?I~1Sl3.3933, this we men imrned of the-§:»1seniai remiiomsiizisi wiiéi mwh *
dsiiigey Mad bald £212 Same: gm?-
_i;1.11I}'iC'§1t.» wiiicii iweigmri mam in
es»=:=2»pe zmii Eater braugivr. Mrs.
Mascuw. The famiiy new is living
§92i'§EiE!»
iimisrtani »-:=,ues.t-iens aria:' in cmin.emi;m with time eriiwiief
qrm is 9292;'h-,= the Bxitish siecixi-iiyi92 > 4gmfner and their friemis, wouiéi
iniwe §3'<Zi3$.ib1§£1'i;gpEi'1. ihg pint uef
~f<are- it auuizi d the ciamage ii;Macirszm ami "Lhi? ci11'idi:*en io1mi¢1EI1¥lY iiiii KW =1 liiilit *1 -
teivssr. in the sub_§e¢t of mum} 5
habits as shown by a pr¬'i'iuL1s i iiiw92'2s1';_igsiiis:1 uf the pemmi'm._eiE
<l9tiCrI¬1iS iii the i-wa .:m=-n wmiid ;f . . -,fi i$$i' ¬ raisad s. iziwsaza labnuhw
rimih as securliy li3}§$; ,,1 §y3§»5Il~§£i3;*~§~§»§¥:f!fdtg§j,?§§p§i!'i§"3_QF'!§§T}E*-5- 1@is.~.~i~ mii; wi iiiiii ii ,7 . _,
Q Hp V.. : . ~; ~*¢~- .- - ' ~ " -'~-.-~¢. -9292.~ -Y v M ¢_ ._ ., - iv _, *3. ,,.- G 92 .~> r.-._,- L _. I _ - F9292, V - - .,. s» » i _,~ ¢92 '. . ~ 92' F _- .<J P -,,-L-: . 92. ._ . "~ Q ."
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Britailll
By Ranald MacL-urkin
Reuters
LONDON, Sept. 19The Brit-_
Foreign Ottice said today it
rust. he presumed that _Donald
lacLpan photographed gE>'92?c'f1i-,~
ant documents and passed that
033165 to Russia before he and
rsiimv-eipiemat, Gu;~:;Bu.rsess,
~ri the country more than four
are ago.
The new disclosure was made
--~. an angry storm blew up l
unlit the way the Foreign Oi-
ee has handled the ease of the
no diplomats who mysterious-~
disappear;gt1_,in__ _1_£_l§1__ after ,
nveling to France. l
After years ofrcticence, the
ireign Ofce Sunday admitted
,;1¢Lea11 was being investi-
yated by security authorities
hen he vanished. The admis-i
on came after a ncwspaperl
-eihiished an article on the ii?-
-mats by Vladimir Petrov, for-
|'[ Russian diplomat and spy
met in Australia, who defected,
1 the West last year. 3
.;'.vasion Charged
As newspaper editorials it!-
iy thundered charges of "eva-
un"92at the government for tak-
ng so long to produce the facts,
92eForeign Otce spokesman
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Associated Press
Burgess 1_92IacLean
. . . new evidence revealed
official government document-
will be published this week on
the pair. : '
The row is likely to reach the
oor of the House of Commons
hen Parliament returns from
s summer vacation Oct. 25,
Politicians already have put for-
ward questions for Prime Min-
ister Sir Anthony Eden to an-
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swer. One asks him to appoint
a committee to investigate the
affair and the general effi-
ciency of civil service security
an-an-gements, _ "-
The Foreign Office spokes-
man, Sir George Young, dis-
closed today that MacLean was
under suspicion in April, 1951,
a month before he disappeared.
He was allowed to stay on his
jobas head of the American
Department while security men
investigated him.
But the Foreign Office made
sure that during this period top-
secret material did not reach
him, it was explained later.
Young could not say how
many d 0 cu me n ts had been
passed to the Russians or
whether they contained vitalinformation. ~
Burgess Not Investigated
Burgess had not been directly
1111 d e r -security investidti.
but his general conduct was
unsatisfactory," Young said.
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the case, Young said the impact
on the men's contacts, the
counter espionage factor, had
to be considered. .
Hundreds of questions have]
[been asl-zed in the House oi;
-Commons and by newspap rsf nee May,25, 15151, when l92:I%c-
j earn, then 38, and Burge s.en 40, vanished. They crossgd
e English Channel-by--an-or i-
nary passenger steamer to St.
Mala, France, then disappeared.-
MacLeans A rn e ri can-born
wife, Melinda, also disappeared
roysteriously from Switzerland
with her three children tw
ears later. It was assumed sh
ad slipped into a Communi tountry to join her husband.
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- Li-flit; on the Missing Diploiiients _ -.
Viaclimiig P trov, who broke away from
the Soviet Embassy in Canberra and
provided the West with a broad and de-
tailed picture oi Russinii espionage ac-
tiifities, has been the means oi producing
a ood of light on the shadowy gures
in the _i11triguing niysteytr of the Missiiig
Diplomats. '92!92Zi1e1i__C_%i_iy 'i3_ui"ge-33 and Quo-alci iyiaciean ciisapiieared from Enelonzi
in 1951, they provicleci a sensa
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