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t ney BTANDARD FORM No, 34 ; ’ ~ | Office Memer indum «+ ontren - * 5 GOVERNMENT TOF Ssopirector, FBI a DATE: Joly 27, 1951 FROM + SAC, Minneapol SUBJECT: = DONALD DUART MakLA IN MISSING BRITISH| Di PLOMAT , advised the Minneapo Fision he was travelling on a train of the Milwaukee Road from Austin, Minnesota to St. Paul, Minnesota, ‘on July 17, 1951, and said he noticed an individual on the same coach who resembled the above-captioned individual, reported to have last bee en in Spain, mma {+f - further stated that the brakeman, -, was s frie of his and had a copy of the Minneapolis Star Journal (e daily paper published in Minneapolis) in which MacLAIN's picture appeared, After comparing the picture, they noted a close resemblance between the passenger on the train and the diplomat. memmaee further reported that the unknown individual was travelling with an older man wearing a heavy coat who had a decided English eccent, The older man was carrying either a camera or magnifying glass over his shoulder, “further stated that SOMEEMB hed learned that both of these men had spent a few hours in Owatonna, Minnesota where their actions had caused considerable comment among the local people. - Both men left the train at St. Paul, Minnesota at 7:30 P.M., July 17, 1951. He described the unknown individual who resembed MacLAIN as follows: Height: About 5' 10" Weight: 170 pounds Hair: Dark Characteristics: Drawn face; wears glasses It is not known what interest the Bureau has in DONALD MacLAIN and the above is being furnished to the Bureau for information purposés only.