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5 tn Miedo e .. oe Jobe (ie Gedo} ‘ Mr. Tolgon Mr. Boardman —__,__ Mr. Nichols fs Mr. Belmont L827 a a Mr. Harbo. oe Mr. Mohr : Mr. Parsons —..___.__ Mr, Rosen i Mr. Tamm / Mr, Sizoo Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room Mr. Holloman Miss Gandy 4 * bed . q ' Third_-Man' Music All That's Needed Now ny a o Was the a, 4 ° In MacLean Burgess Case; By MILTON BERLINER (See Editorial on next page} ‘ A little “Third Man” music is all the MacLean-Burgess spy case needs now. ; The famous case of the two missing British diplomats—both of whom served here in Wash- are ington—has been given every- 7 [if thing from a pooh-pooh to a PPh at be} British white paper, pe oe Now, with a little theme-song. It G7 ae YG would seem to be ready for the a movie thriller treatment, too, for to- fa day, the big unanswered question is: ‘f - ® Who masterminded Guy _ Bur-_ of gess and Donald Duarft MacLean?.- 1B, @ Who helped them transmit gov- : ernment secrets to Russia and then helped them skip from England, Wash. Post and right from under the noses of the Times Herald . British counter-esplonazge agents at (who had been alerted) and then wens CGR. Mae Novotel Wash. News i helped forge the various messages pre oe em til aK. EVE Wash. Star to which either Burgess's or Mac- oo . . Lean’s name were signed? BY Lhriki funy BZ 90 N. Y. Herald ® Who masterminded the quiet i , , Tribune fade-out behind the Iron Curtain of the American wife and three chil- dren of Donald MacLean? This hap- pened at Geneva, more than three years after her husband and his co- conspirator had vanished. BEGINNING; The whole ory, which—to put not too muct# I@mon in the tca—has the British rnment a bit upset, began when MacLean and Burgess were students ‘together at Trinity College in Cambridge, England, Both had brilliant academic records. Both showed some communist lean- ings while there, Both seemed to have renounced them -whea_they, Meg ww Vl iw PER bau ewes ak, 2 6 FCORDED OCT 12 I955 N. Y. Mirror Daily Worker The Worker New Leader ———__. Datesep-2-8-4955-—