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caesie , Sune 19, 3951 5. a ee ey - BOMAED DUAET MoczEAy | 8c giigee 2 a —_ th Cae, “ eit ‘8 seurmeliet. Donald Duart MacLean and Quy’ ‘Prancts ¢ 'woncy?.*** : Burgess Gisappeared after allegedly planning to make only 4,._ wales week end trip to &t. Male, France. They left by shtp fron - England on May #5, 1951, and the only trace of their wheres « eg. aboute since then, according to fe that -.,.. . . they traveled by tartcab from §t. Valo to Rennes, France, on tae: BS Oa Toatantawe mana nanstnad hi Uaalaantes madhan and wey Ug sevee SeeS 7 Ves Seo S Pee eves OY BGG seGn s BO PEs Bisse by hie wife, allegedly from MacLean, these two telegrans reese * delivered for tranantttal at a post office in Parts, France; eae on June 6, 1951. & telegram was received by Burgess! mother ,, which had been delivered to 5 post office in Rome, Italy, on” June 7, 1951. Investigation has reportedly disclosed that Aandwuriting on these _ Selegrans was not that of MacLean or, ) _ Surgess. . Liss a a er —_ ~ Information developed by tnvestipation both fa ‘or: United States and abroad reflects “these men were homosexruale, . - Guy Burgess, while in the Untted States, was well known sta ........ homoserual to Abts associates, a @) Donald Duort MacLean was born May 25, 1918, ta ~~ England. He ta the son of the Iate Liberal Party leader, Sir Donald MacLean. MacLean ta married to Melinda Waritng MacLean, She was born July 25, 1916, tn the Untted States and she .. . married Donald Duart MacLean on June 16, 1949, in Partie. ‘“Bhe and her mother, Mra. Melinda Dunbar, are presently tn England, Donald Duart Maclean entered the Britieh Foretgn Service -en October 11, 1935, esruing tn the British Foreign Office ta." ” London until September 246, 1938, MacLean wae then attached — _ to the British Enbdbassy tn Paria until June 18, 1940. He Te thereafter reaained in the Foretgn Office tn London unttl . Moy 1, 1944, at which time he was transferred to serve in the | Britteh Fubassy tn Fashtngton, D. C. He rematned tn Fashington until September 2, 1946, Thereafter he served frou Fovenber 6, 1948, until May, 1950, t= the British Fabaesy {n Cotro, Egypt. After allegedly recovering from a breakdown tn Catro he. served from October, 1950, until bis disappearance on Way #5, 1951, with the Foretgn office tn Leadon, as the head of the Anertcan Deportauent.