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eth CLOCK ON CAR — SETS RIDDLE Express Staff Reporters at Home and Abroad BOATLOADS of police, seeking Guy ABurgess, one of the two British diplomats missing since May 25, landed yésterday on the jagged little volcano island of Ischia, off Naples. They searched around the quays and in the stragely streets of Forio, the port. They ‘tramped through the vineyards and the con fields and the olive groves. Then they sail back to Naples to continue their search. The hunt switched to Italy when it wat ebnfirmed that a telegram which Burgess’s mother received, saying he was taking a Mediterranean holiday, was sent from Rome. | — oe And it focused on Ischia after a student told police he had seer Burgess there, and it was learned that he has an acquaintance on the island, Mr. W. H. Auden, the King's Medal poet, who is now a U.S. citizen, Another poet. British Mr. Stephen Spender, who is in Italy, said that the day before the two diplomats left England Burgess telephoned asking if he could fix an appointment with Mr. Auden, whom he had met in New York last month. But Burgess apparently did not go to Ischia. He did not call on Mr, Auden, anyway. , Just over italy’s border, { to Klagenfurt, in British-zone Ausffia, two Se nd Yard men went Yast night with photographs of the jussing men.