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* 5 ITTLE,; ‘MONEY: "Burgess: Talked “of Job ° os Qutside Foreign. Office | “S42 By WILSON BROADBENT “| ~ us. Daily Mail Political Correspondent * A R. HERBERT MORRISON," Foreign See- . . retary, will tell the House of Commons’ ne today that despite all.efforts no trace has been found of*the Foreign Office men—Mr, Donald aclean, 38, and Mr. Guy Burgess, 40. ° a a He: will: ‘frankly’ admit that he vand- his advisers are completely ' baffled. » Investigations: by Foreign ‘Office’ security experts, M.1.5,/and.’ Scotland Yard’s Special ‘Branch have prod ced. no valid reasons for the disappearance of the en. | ‘No important documents are missing : and there Is no i Indication of any teakages of: vital-information which; might reflect on their integrity. . Nor ls there anything inj | their personal lives known to the police which would make. thenyleave the country.” . wos | All possible’ theorles ‘have woge been examined and abandoned, -{>' . 1 But some Foreign’ Office ex-..| perts stil cling to‘ the possl-. | bulty that the men have been Kidnapped. 20 Sys CR, It is admitted that there are no grounds to substantiate’ this ! theory save the men’s silence, ‘The hurriedness of their departure and; their mode of travelling to France, via St. Malo, still require explana- thom tose. ea According to information avall-. - able they had no large sums of -}. money and no travellers’ cheques. |: ~ One of the men 1g sald to have.; travelled: without his shaving kit : The- possibility of one or both 1" being subject to some form of: blackmail is another dence exame ined without any evi port being discovered.“ ‘yi, me days before his disappear ancd Mr. Burgess talked freely of.: bein Plomatie er io, outaida 4 he omatic. service : de