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wee? LieQe go] fo ™ ritish Spy (Case Studied ‘By Eastland . Duited “Pras The Senate Internal security Subcommittee is investigating American aspects of Britain’s sensational Burgess - MacLean |Communist spy case, It was an- 4 a Mr. Tolfon 2 ‘Mr. Bogs arinag Mr. Ni¢ ots’ “Es Mr, Belmont a Mr. Harbe Mr,. Mohr Wr. Parsone Mr. Rogen Mr. Tamm VU My Mr. Sizoo ft Mr. Winterrowd . Tele. Reom ie Mr. Holioman Miss Gand nounced yesterday. [ Sen. James ©. Eastland (D- . Miss.), subcommittee chairman, . ra te . disclosed he has written Secre- re p> } itary of State John Foster Dulles ee f ay) as ‘for information about relations 7Y cite of the: British diplomats, with : the State ‘Department when they were stationed here. ~ Eastland said recent pub lished. material indicates that \"this appears to be & matter bearing directly on the question . of the internal security of ‘the a sree a United States.” It was believed the subcom- mittee was particularly inter- ested In whether the British diplomats leaked United States mip atomic and Korean war secrets ns oe to uae. Z , Guy'-Burgess and Donald a Td oe ee . MacLean are former British = BY otal ‘ ag iplomats who disappeared on ws oi god Wert June 28, 1951. Mrs. MacLean PL *Jtm ney hes “ 7 and her three children disap. peared two years later, It was! suspected they fled behind the Tron Curtain but the British government kept mum. Recently, however, Vladimir Petrov, a Soviet agent in Aus- tralia who defected from Rus sia, said Burgess and MacLean a had been recruited as spies duc! Wash, Post and = ing their college days, turned Times Herald over quantities of information a * i ow and were pevedict Wash. News Tnear the Soviet capital. - Wash. Star _ N. Y. Herald -—- ee — Tribune barf? & N. Y. Mirror eel Daily Worker ONO omens - The Worker 126 OCT 12 195 New Leader f oe ~ . Ae ef ee DCT L 5: J ae wie hi we Date ~ 5 ey, oar 64 OCT 18 a8 Ow Teo tt pub wine cpt Snag ge ee Pie: were ae aise ae te ae Sete Fae ~ mee “y sige oe AS < ~~ Set, nie pire SEAS De cece