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Bedurjty Officials Strike ad Names Off List Their * If any persons named in land in Britain the gration officers have instr tions to question them. delet! Possible reasons for the etion of Burgess and Maclean from the he at Horttt tuded some Th ythortties cone Thine time ago thal Burgess ond Maclean are eller De € other side of the Iron Curtain or Sent To Ports dead somewhere this side of it. By Sunday Disp atch Rep orter They consequently called off the : search for them hich previously { "THE search for Guy Burgess and | was deino carried th British and Western Europecn Donald Maclean, the Foreign. secur services. Claim i i . oscow Clai Office men who disappeared after Guy Francis de Moncy Burgess. i ld Duart Mac- landing at St. Malo, France, from a js 2 Sn iit g ‘the cross-Channel steamer Falaise | cross-Channel steamer a year ago, has | ii nidnignt on May 25 last year. | . x | Toa been called off. Lo. They arrived at St. Malo at 6 am. next day and went ashe i : . Of their movements after tha Their names have been removed officially { nothing is certain central from the list of “ suspected persons” compiled There were ou by the Government for use by immigration officers at every British port. . European rumours — completely This does not mean that the two diplomats have ' been found. , een int Moscow. ; / But all efforts te check on tqis pave fail ; their return to Britain is consider ot | further watch for them would ba a worthless waste | of time. Oo Have They Had Some News? One question raised is: Has Whitehall received information which makes it certain that neither man will ever attempt to return, even if he is able to do so ? The “suspect list” supplied to immigration officers contains the names of persons, both British and alien, ' believed to be connected with subversive political “activities, or otherwise likely to endanger the countsics rrr nnn SOCUTItY, a unconfirmed—that they had been |