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Le en em Sa Today in Washington Today \Sa Red China’s Korea Attack | Laid to Betrayal by Spies By DAVID LAWRENCE WASHINGTON, Oct, 29.—-Were the 93.406. American boys who were Killed in‘Rores, and the more than 1O3.600-eho were wounded, betrayed by Communist spieg operatitie in the Brith foreign offte or the British Embassy in Washington? Thas fs the big question now belnd posed as a resutt of the| ig disclosures that Donald Maclean and Guy | Burgess were Comenihis! agents.end inet al shiva persona British inteiieence officer ;) Who kved with Burcess in. Washingtonwas. 4 the man. whe tipped of the other two and } ehabled them to escape behind the iron surtain, " - Burgess was an official in the British "* Embassy here: MacLean piso served. dy the , embassy for a Wme and, though his recerd Sowas bad, be was pevertheless permitied te pe teke charge of the “American deak” in the ae Brivisn fordign office in November 1950 woder 4 the Baciatist Jabor government 5 ia that very month, the Hed Chinese g first sent a few units ef troaps across the = Manchurian boarder Inte Korea and General Macdrthur prompliy asked for permission to homb the Bridges across the Yalu and kesp ous any further forces. Bat, althaugh ihe Dnined States Joint Chiefs of Stal asked. for demmiediate autherity to send Mac- Arthur auth orders. the State Department felt obligated to con- guli.the athey thirteen governmenia which Raid troopsin Korea enand ané-of hese was the British. — Lawrence tp aha DELEHE 4 ‘fF. of Mr. Boardman Mr. Nicha} oe f , Mr. nl e Mro Harbo pen Mr. Mohr Mr, Parson&: Mr. Rosen Mr. Tamm Mr, Sizoo Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room Mr. Holloman www. Miss. Gandy ean —— t al Wosh. Pest and Times Herald Wash, News _. Wash. Star N. ¥. Herald a Tribune N.Y. Mirros Baily Worker The Warker New Leader a ae teananil Date Lo) 25 188s