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Mr, Boardman._o Mr. Nichols | Mr. Relmont__,— Mr, Harbo._.. ’ Mr. Mohr... Mr. Parsons__._._ Mr, Rosen. Mr. Tarnom. Mr. Sizoo Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room. Hloman__ Mr. i. ed (EXPRESS™ CHIEF * “CRIME. EPORTER PERCY HOSKINS; PONDERS # "ON? RE MACLEAN HITE-PAPER: ‘RIDDLE.VAND “SAYS z If I were an M. Pp. wf would ask’ aii e i tg aL ‘which. * days Special Branch ‘men ‘kept! 7” Was’ ‘Burgess’ ever: “under "’ " should have been passed on for ; these two under observation as. a A pare in Beat monta ins immediate mon elsewhere ? " they Pinaaecs in King < ‘Georse'’s Park. pape aration t meson tess oT] Why was the observation on - Wandsworth unced at he was. -It sim records : Burgess and Maclean I would ; a3) Maclean - carried out by: the moment defink -evidence “ Burgess was imply | Tee and} seek enlightenment. on eight” points. - T cannot : believe 1% was sheer. coincidence Maclean fied on tha day Forelgn Secretary Mr.: Herbert Morrison decided be should. be interrogated. Sc... *; L To how many people was: Mr. © Morrison’s decision made known? How many of’ M.L5 operatives inexperienced , Was established.] ° under no obligation to report _ocements” ee Yet beky "being entrusted to the specu, WHO FAILED 277) | movement. Se. S1 Us being entrusted to the ed oy : trained Scotland Y ard Special * «Was Maclean's intention ot show: did it-eseape notice that hag =~ eee this aking the day off on May 26. “had taken possession of. -self-§ have tn mind tnd uease a: settle ? Die wot ‘disap gar, on the bent of they Willlam “Martin Marshall, the one fail to appreciate -a man. appearance Tie tiny t: “Qe What at instructions have’ sen Foreign ‘Office cyphed clerk |‘ suspected of betraying ailed for five years in Jaly 1952. country might, in -that a terval -hese persons are stlil in the: Jor passing secret informition to meet som } 286 e ploy’ of the Foreign Office?) & Pov} ssy official, For beiray oe. assisting in the sae ee “. 94 Having taken the decision ~. u ‘ Ass mh > es eS CHAPMAN. PINCHER: OFFERS TAN: “EXPLANATION. iS Pei: hy wt ve 4 ‘Eden ‘forced. “Foreign : Office. rch _ his home, what person~ authority. decided has delay: is action 3 Does the Foreign ‘Secretary © know or suspect the identity of the Third Man—the man who ‘varned Maclean that he was in as question Maciean and, 38 “igh ‘to ; talk® danger ? , If s0,-is he still. a member of: wie Foreign Office staff, or is he sedving with any other Govern- mdi departmenf i" * > 4 Was there a lack of co-. ordination between the Secdiy unity departments invalved 3 Did someone in authority “sit | RESSURE from’ Sir Anthony Eden forced the Foreign Office to break Its four-year silence on Burgess and Maclean, it was re last night. THe danisinn ta mabe rtain THe Geciion to make riain admissions was taken Nand after | aled |), ‘the’ Cabinet had” discussed’. ‘chely: matter at ‘meetings: spread ‘over, the préeviqgus month. “Australian ‘security, authotites: had warned the Foreign Office: that Viadimir Petrov, ihe former Russ! 1603 Spy Ss) Was going to dis “Burgess “ and “ Maclean’ ani <4 (Sydney newspaper,, io: .. * After studying these fac the’ sPrenver who had continued the ‘policy.of silence on the: mi sing: ‘diplomats while he was Fofeign ‘Secretary, urged that somes of |. Petra Peirov's fa, nleeations should * “be: close. 9 ARMING facts. bout | admi a news ate ere . teed, a ey wena ta et ee . ete. Be : Martie — Lit q tae. 13H cor etn *- ED COPY SENT GLB. naote - | BY LETTER JUN 22 1975 - | PER FOIA REQUEST = gg - See Dan ate ited a : L - Baer: See oon poe mee i SI 2IYAS FA : -DAILY EXPRESS” | . SEPTEMBER erp