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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 8
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/ Mactean, Missing Diplomat, Had Red 79
- Leanings, British Foreign Office Says
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By Reuters
London,’ Oct. 28—
_ Office acknowledged fop, the first
hat Donaid“MacLean,
- mnissing British_dipfémat, Had in-
icated Communi
“phe sensational disappearance
r of MacLean and e
‘ friend, Guy Burgess, 18 months
| O80 Rave ise toa flo :
wthat the
Euro;
Facing a barrage of questions
‘ taday in the House of Lords, For-
* sign Undersecretary Lord Reading
_paidt “It is now known that. on
+ more than one occasion before his
- disappearance Mr. MacLean made
amarks suggesting he was a Com-
unist or sympathatic to commu~
iam.”
He also disclosed that MacLean,
8, was prone to violence after |
, drinking and once had broken ay 9
said, “that much information about
since his disappearance which was
not in the possession of they For-
colleague's leg. - +
“It will be realized," Reading
Ha
Recordin
The arti i
“a Marxist in hls mental prog-
esses.” Burgess, 40, was a former
second secretary at the British
in Washington. Both
Mr. MacLean has come to light
eign Office: at the time he was
appointed head of the American
department in October, 1950.”
He said “most of the more im-
Embassy
t.issing diplomats were emotional,
the articles sald.
Elton sal
portant questions” in Anglo-Amer- rd
ican relations were not handled | has a recording of a speech made ah
by MacLean's office. by MacLean ¢ Soe een vark “In “Be,
The questions in the House of private partys _
Lords arose from a series of ar- which _he openly declared himself, \!
ticles in the Sunday. Times, an
austerely Conservative newspaper,
summing up the mystery of the
missing diplomats.
Lord Elton, an independent peer,
Tatténe
tlon had d been drawn to the aril:
cles, which alleged
a_"proselytizing Communist.
“We cannot have people listen-
{ng and taking Gown notes
every private patty which & niet
her of the Foreign Office attends,
Reading replied. He added he ha
meecing rep ee.
cording. :
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GS Nov 3 1952
Times-Herald
Wash. Post
Wash. News
Wash. Star
N.Y. Mirror
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N.Y. Compass
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