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oe ' ” =, 8 ee ere HE REVELATION that Donald. “MacLean and Guy < “Bhrgess were active spits for Soviet Russia during eiabst of their careers in the British Foreign Office comes. rhdrdly as a surprise. = rags, Indeed, it had been. widely assumed ever since their Ulises ppearance in 1051 that these two personally dis- ‘iepytable characters had been doing just that. Neither . . sor, : had made any secret of his pro-Communist, or extremely Indianap olis Times pleftewing: views. Indianapolis, Ind. : - The grating facts are that (1) the British govern- September 22, 1955 Lo. ; Singute let both of these men stay on the job while they Orden potie The - ewere still under suspicion, even passively defended vthem after they defected, and (2) both had access to - Seats ~ Stoke, Fimod, “ah sodrel uiaterial which the United States: shared with SBEitain, yak. 22 1998 au # a # a coe ¥ ua— oe _ ss THE LABOR GOVERNMENT under Prime Minister Aredromaetre radon : ttléc was in power at the time the two diplomats dis- wtppeared. Herbert Morrison was head of the Foreign ~ Oditnuy y 2 Pas ’ fayrttiony te j ie . 2Otiea! ‘Both were pressed repeatedly in Commons for v Be on some ~explanation or official theary as to the strange dis- , ee of MacLean and Burgess. Though both must o. AL S ne out Mir, Morri ison urged interrogators to withhold jude. # “until all the facts are known.” ~— N . New n DELETED COPY SENT C Pa, Me k SoNK ol = TOP CLIPPING = mech wn ce oy ATED en PER rdlA Regucst its i caret FILE “ERP: PvTALED, 4 aed i ait % i art om | \5 “~- “+t we ted 4 / rhe i & Z feo ’ ee ™