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awe O : : QO ; Mr. Tolson ~—___- Mr., Ladd lr.\Nichols Mr. Belmont Mr. Clegg Mr. Glevie Mr. Harbo ——___—- Ne. Rosen Mr. Tracy Mr, Gearty Me. johr Mr, Winterrowd —— ‘ Tele. Room My Halloman eT ae Mr. Sizoo ————__-— Mise Gandy —-—— ADD MACLEAN, GENEVA THE GARAGE ATTENDANT IDENTIFTFD A PUOTAGRAPY OF THE 27-YEAR-OLD HEVROLET WITH HER THREE CHILDREN AND ASKED TO LEAVE THE AUTO FOR: A \ EEK. HE SAID SHE THEN ENTERED THE NEARBY RAILROAD STATION, | ; STHE LADY SEEMED EXTREMELY NERVOUS AND IMPATIENT," ATTENDANT MARCEL MICHEL] SAID, "AFTERWARD I WATCHED HER AND THE CHILDREN ENTER. THE: STATION. I NOTICED SHE. HAD NO LUGGAGE WHATSOEVER. POLICE ALSO ALNOUNCED THAT MRS. MACLEAN APPARENTLY DID NOT SEND THE - #ItM ALL RIGHT TELEGRAM WHICH HER MOTHER RECEIVED YESTERDAY AT THE l GEWEVA HOME WHERE THEY WERE BOTH LIVING. mA LADY WHO WAS NOT MRS. MACLEAN" FILED THE TELEGRAM FROM THE DOCT OFFICE AT TERRITET, SWITZERLAND, YESTERDAY FIVE DAYS AFTER MRS. MACLEAN fesoter a MOTHER AS THE WOMAN WHO DROVE UP IN A 1952 BLACK N D DISAPPEARED, GENEVA POLICE CHIEF CHARLES KNECHT SAID. WHEN MRS. MACLEAN LEFT GENEVA FRIDAY WITH HER THREE CHILDREN SHE TOLD KER MOTHER SHE WAS GOING TO SPEND THE WEEK-END WITH "A MAN I KNOW" " AT TERRITET, A RESORT OUTSIDE MONTREUX AND NEAR LAUSANNE ACROSS LAKE GENEVA FROM GENEVA. THE ADDRESS SHE GAVE FOR THE FRIEND TURNED OUT TO BE NON-EXISTENT. THE NEW DEVELOPMENTS STRENGTHENED BELIEFS OF DIPLOMATIC OBSERVERS THAT MRS. MACLEAN MAY HAVE GONE TO JOIN HER HUSBAND AT A SECRET RENDEZVOUS -- POSSIBLY BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN. BUT THERE WAS NO DIRECT EVIDENCE FOR THE THEORY. THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MRS. MACLEAN, THE FORMER MELINDA MARLING OF NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS, HAS REVIVED AND DEEPEND ONE OF THE BIGGEST YSTERIES OF COLD WAR DIPLOMACY ~~ WHAT HAPPENED TO HER HUSBAND, DONALD . MACLEAN, AND GUY BURGESS, BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE EMPLOYES WHO S/17--GES1ZA ’ YANISHED MAY 25, 195i.