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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 13
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MACLEAN
ARNING| BY
HIRD MAN?
By RGNALD CAMP
ONALD MACLEAN fled to Russia
on the very day-clmost to the
hour-that Mr. Herbert Morrison gave
the order to close the security net
around him. He and Burgess slipped
completely unnoticed out of England.
This stortling admission is made in the
White Paper published last night. ‘ft points
to the near-certainty that a third Communist
agent gave Burgess and Maclean the escape
signal as soort as Mr. Morrison decided to ‘Principal suspect
4 Swoop on thern. me .
NO WATCH OUTSIDE LONDON Mrs MACLEA
‘Yet, although both had been under suspicion 34
Red spies far aver a month— ,
Maclean was nol being watched outside Londons
He wes granted week-end. leave begiining ihe
day Mr, Morrison gave higcorder; =
Full. questioning and a search of Maclean's howe
at Fatsfield, Surrey, were delaged unlit Mrs,
Maclean, who-was expecting ad baby, left the Rowse.
- Maclean and Burgess fled. iste on the. nicht af
“Friday, May 25, 1951, Na ome in authority knew until
' Monday morning, when Maclean failed ta appear at
the Poreign Office. They had two clear days’ start.
WHO WARNED THEM TO QUIT?
They left the riddle of the Third Min. Two yeare’ 5
sedurity inquiries into leakage of secreta ta Russia had "Press en barrassment’
“nerrowed the field of suspicion toltwo or three ~
persons,” says the White Paper. —
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