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wags speak ie 7. “" vo ges ght, = ees wes a a, Knew. Many aa pF ‘By JACK SMITH - fea Asociated Prew Correspondent London, June 7-A_worried Foreion a el rope. Washington shared Lon- don's concern. A Foreign Cf- fice spokesman said the fam- ilips of the two men, Donald). aE : Burgess, had received mes- “ages from Paris bearing thelr [ ignatures within the Jast 245 - iwurg.” Milltary~ Intelligence igents are trying to determine chether the messages are gen- i ine. Yo Maclean, 38, neaded the Foreign f{fice’s American “department. ‘urgess, 40, 1¢ a Washington Em- assy official whose vast knowl- ige of Marxism has helped Brit- mn in Anglo-Soviet relations in < past, Both knew vital sta crets. : ‘Ju_Washingion.__Secretax Me fee eld Bepalars. e Migearinur _inguiry it a a “very 5 serious matter” if SIE men Dr athies, . Be Fewster “(R-Me) rer ‘rked that Maclean was “be- ‘ed to have a thorough knowl. [ eof secret Anglo-American ex-} 7 ‘ages On such subjects as the th Atlantic Pact, the Korean] , ‘and the Japanese peace treaty. " me # wank Adding that. Burgess. 90, prab- ¥ Wag familiar with. Japanese ‘aty negotiations, Brewster ‘d:; “If these men prove to be et. sympathizers, it would. T me, be quite a serious matter owelen relations?” That. ig correct," Acheson te- | 1 He tald Senators he fist d of the inciden jo} broadcast this morn tate Dept. offict: and . the sh Embassy were #leeply dis- ‘d about. the situltion, fear- ossiblé bad effect on Angio- i¢an relations.) “4 qd Beaverbrook’s ally” ‘Exe quoted a friend of the miss-; nen, Who was unnamed, ag! + they are heading for Mo tg serve their idealistic pur * But there was no. eviden officlal quarters that elthér, oummunist sympathies. Offi-; tudying the Dally Express, seemed eae epics, but fear~: Meee Sepe ag ‘ erg i ~y BV Sept choes iplomais familiar with h Anglo gtate secrets have vanished fro lion, touching’ off a transcontinental hunt w for being absent without leave. The Foreign Office said they disay- ared from their homes May and _went to France . “R few, da: ago.” the United Gtates. already have been subjected to strains since the war by the defections of: atom epies Dr. Klaus Fuchs and Dr: Alan Nunn May and by British- | trained cosmic ray expert Lajos. Janossy'’s decamping to Budapest _ from Ireland to help Communist | science, Meanwhile, all British diptont matic missions in Europe—includ- | ing Moscow—were alerted to be on! the lockout. Friendly governments, ; including France, ‘Were asked tod lend police help. i _ All British Secret Service agents here and in Europe were put on the job, The Foreign Office spokesman told reporters: “There is no reasom to believ that they have taken any offici papers with them.” MacLean. until a year ago, w head of chanceliery in the Britis * Embassy in Washington, and papers, including "the - ‘Am bassa- d ‘ching EPSRC, Sleared, “rough et aa wanted Le ‘ up to and beyond Ean ern Eu-' Both officials were suspended) t i Relations between. Britain an. | . disclosed: to! lo - American BC hout explana- aha ELSTED € Tele. Neate amy au ct, B. BY LETTER Jun ss rove ‘ 4 PER FOIA Dou deg A. if [0 - LITA S- yor if Perr SS ISS1SEP 34 AAiemete mening _Times-Herald Wash. Post ‘| Wash. News Wash. Star N.Y. Mirror ost N. ¥. Compass xST. SSS ' ee “a pee woth adhe ee Room ep Sead ciienieied. Mand, saat a aan