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Donald Juart VacLean waa born Kay 25, 1913, tn Englani, de te the son of the late Ltberal Party leader, Sir Donald UVacLean. Donald Duart MacLean entered the Brittah Foretgon Service on October 11, 1835, serving in the British Foretgn Of’ice in London until September ad, 1922. He was then attached to the Brittsh Fmbassy in Parte until June 18, 1940, He thereafter renaincd tn the Froretgn Office tn London until May 1, 194d, at which time he wae transferr-d to serve in the Britteh Fabasay tn fashington, Ds C. He remained tn r-waawlh mad am an Tt eee hn 1 TOAD a ae. es Fashtngton until ae yt véhoer ty Ad EOS Ther éaf ter he served / Ch November €, 1949, until Way, 1950, tn the British Fmbassay tn Catro, Foypt. ‘ifter allegedly recovertng fron a breakdown in Cairo he acrvued from Octobe-,1950, unttl hio iieippesrance on Uny 85, 1951, with the Foretun Of ftce in Lonion, ar the head o _ the Anericin Department, . ith respect to hin breaklown tn Catro, Egypt, it has been reported that from about January, 1950, until Way, 1950, MacLean wis drinking heavily in company with a jJournaltet, nen broke into tha apartment of two American cirls in Catro andi this resulted in MaoLean betn recalled to Lonion. In-Lonion he was unter the care of a wonin paychtutriat of Cerman origin. . KaecLean was married to Veltnda Narling MacLean. She was born July 25, 1916, in the United States ani she marrted Donald Buart MacLean on June 16, 1949, tn Parte. She and her mother, Vra,. ¥elinda Dunbar, are presently tn England. a Guy "rancts De ancy Burgess waa born April 16, 1911, tn Englani. He attended Canbridge Untuerasity, reportedly betng a Comnuntat while there. “rom 1934 to 1935 he lectured in Atetory at Trintty College, Cambridge, Enclant. From 1935 to 1988 he vas with the Hrttirh breadcasting Comoany engaged tn antieHagt propaganda work, “rom 1939 to _J]9g] he was emplopelt f, the Brittah Intelligence organtgatton, From 1941 to lO¢d he wasazain with the British Iroadeastin?g Company. rom 1odd to 1946 he h3d a temporary anpointment tn the News Department of the Foreicn Offtca in Lonion ant wae thereafter enployad tn the prtuate of ?tce of the Mintaler of State, Heotor baeNetl, unsil 1940. He then worked from 1949 to 1950 tn the “ar men 7 gu a te 47 aie coryee an aoe, oan ue SOUT uray pas nae we Le whe Ny at tae ote Rey pee a Pee sh > us, RAT ole es te . UN OPEN Te ge ee. Pe eee tages ME,