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Cr) ’ He sald ; ; BRITISH SEE PRANK - a Hache 0 Veatigation, an 7 ! that: the Senin Rosen ; ‘tient of the two diplomats & ve Laughlin a | ago. ast May. Mohr | yO N hoe " . . . . i aban tes, Vinterrowd orel ‘tary, referred to the Bur, @ { . gn Office Says Diplomat, ‘cording “at question time! Tele. Ra. t Mimicking”. Churchill Made | House ‘of Commons. He sai Holloman___ ;. ; i ° while there was no record THAT, Mr. i - Plattér Ascribed to Another Maclean’ had made a. recording Gandy oe Me | jurgeas had mereone-at 2 |? + gpectal to Tus New Yosx Tiaxs. Baie eM dded: en the , Foreign |" LONDON, Oct. 29—The Beer ehece not hed it DAY ps that Lord) to Re BaET understand 1t ; ‘Mlton_sacribed to Donald Di7Mac-|i tain any protse pare ‘Lean, in wh ch the forther Forelgn\: v5 : Of ficial was. supposed to), com mitation tn ome Ef 1 ‘have set forth his political views. aequite well-known public figure.’ ‘actually was made by Guy Francis, Both sides of the House onted' {da Money, Burgess. Smother Brite to Mr, Eden to name the public fish iplomal, who disappeared with], figure, but he'did not do so. Mr. MacLean, the Foreign Office? . Elsewhere it was_learned that | tgcloned | today. Mr. Burgess was well known for hia e Foreign Office spokeaman a ir. churchill. \dismiased the matter as of little Before World War Ii, the story importance, saving that the re- goes, Mr. Burgess, then working cording Lord Elton said had been)’ for the British Broadcasting Com- made in the home of a friend of pany, recorded Mr. Churchill's '# member of the House of Lords; caustic comments on Munich for in the United States, was.made in: the broadcasting corporation. ~ ; a _prankish mood _on.a_might J - The recording was not used, but ay 1951 before Mr. Burgess, left! Mr. Burgess kept the record and ; Washington. imni ; by long practice became 50 profi- Pan , Burgess_gay: b cient in imitating the Prime Minis- eo i i rs atyle that listeners coul mes te * av, ¢.80 £00 j of_Prime Minister Churchill that). this, host . insisted _on recording the monologue, other sources sai. "At the Foreign Office it was ‘that the recording made no refer-|. ‘ence to Mr, MacLean or to com- munism. . . Lard Elton sald the Lords yesterday th stood the af. Mr. Macles : zh rdly. distinguish between th ithentic record and the Burges ‘Jispitation, according -to the in- : nn ‘# ordain a . oF ad “ oa os clared himself to be not merely_s |! \0 O- ot 1g? _ | | 6) Times-Herald peal [00- 41 Wash. Post C. pec’ Wash. News con % . ash. Star __. pre yn 22 oT : . | aes 9 , wry A N.Y. Herald Tribune 5 \ + . coin REE ‘ ; > LA : . N.Y. Mirror N.Y. Compass The N.¥. Times -pace {2s * Date: __ OCT 20 1959 "2 9 NOV 6-