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O19 (78-55) "lad Access to All Top Sea Editorial on Pare 20, Ry Ro 2 SHACKFORD watipps-Heward Stakt Wirhior Diselasure that two missing British Giplomats were Soviet sples for aay years revived voday The gfronge presumption that beth men net only be- vayed thelr own country hut aise. the United Stales, At warious critical tares) at the ft af-of the war aad afterwards, both mon had access ta tap firilish- Ayiert- cin seerets, neluding aiomic Infor- caiden amd Korean. War retlivany Hocksions, One pnanswered question i whether they fed these Western $e wrets to Soviet agents here In Wash- tagion, while both worked in the British Embassy here, Nadine Petrov, foimer sierelary In the Soviet Emiagsy in Australia ho deflected earlier thig year, nev aches that the Hyilish diplomats whe Vsappeared mH ystorigusly in May, L881, bad saled for the Soviets asice their Camb kes University davs in the early 198" Ss py Were iolpedt by the Saviels to BEER Pe be: hind the Tram fur ‘ae, Aepordiag ig Mr. Petrov, they de- iveved Wealern seerels ia Saviet AGES WH serving hi tie British toraign office in Landon, They hight be assomet te. have fotiowe The Sethe Course ile satianedt herve ino Ww Ghimaiok . _ Fhe: diplomats wer Loan amit Guy. whau Reid mporianh pc x a ie, Firvlish embassy here ay md ane i. Wham My. Mechdaq, onee wie) head of the American desk in. {he - forpigu otfice, - Mrs. MacLean, a Amexicarn havn: fur, diss speed behind Sha Stn LAL fy 853 woth Ber iwo chibiven—alsa .osisted, seearding to Mc. Pelrav, hy the Soviets. fhe Eyplish Foriegn OMiee, after! ef rebigenue b3 weve Tad four yeas pacuss this ca Hualy Nas “ue. eedud Tn fie wake of Mia Betrov’s statement that Ho ones believes; errs. Burtess cunl Maclean were, . Jonetime. Soviet spies. HOCUMENTS | Ma Fetrov says that Mr. Burgess Ai Ore. tiie was taking briet Tull of forelgn offices. dncurie wre Soviet Epibas ay in Bored photenrhing, ui ot ges 2 id Env etrayed U. S. Also het Secrets Ping VED the Buitish Embassy the Hehest eecrets 8 2 as Made of une. tisk “A spdot ita thie’ vwiien the Usk i POSE War aaene potiey ve a ; He was cleaginid and had a pass Mr. Tolson Mr. Boardman Me, Nichols ngage erent tee My. Belmont ve Harbo epee ve Parsons peotnineeeenene Mr. Rosen Mr. Sizoe WU Mir. Winterrowd. Tele, Room se Mr. Holloman ; Miss Gandy ou vw! . nes pose ihe polley of “privileged sane- ae ae] 8 ary ere ied] | Me Burgess was ashy assigned te tha W ashingten BE gay for a yj one period fremy midl850 lanl ak that cites a feariy LOM. + es Tuy Bese Pare Those who Kieaw Me tat admilled hints ta fhe Atomie [and MacLean. wilh i that bach Energy Cammission 23h LOUIE'S a day, pime had abvays been unstable, al Atter @ brief sajoury ir and Pihe considered able and ambitious, jeave fim a “nervous breal ow n f Hoth men were heavy drinkers. Mr, Mackean becamo head af fies Me MacLean, the. man who had- Amenean section of the “Bri ish | the cioseat assomiations wilh, Ute Foreign Office by lave 950, That ‘Unkted States, had fong mada ne wag another oriiieal pecind in Brik | bowes of his. critinism af Amerivan feah-Amenioan velatiuns—duiing the }ordign patey. Evea while they peak of the Korean War. hin Held pasitiens ir the foreig# ffice, they expressed. Hot onl} Mr. Macbean o know all the details: inrvention, val River and he dle of the Brstl imerican contreversy avec the advance Siti taodim Sent ‘Due Oo arOn nteByitish wiews Dut, @rthodsa canny Speen apgued Uap re CRmesd | te th r if r , i are, ash, Postoand ou. aay arar * NOR Dot Times Herald Wash, News ae Wash. Star ease } : _ _Taibune N, Mirrar ww ae omer es ae Worker " . ae NOP RHEOORD =D The Worker WW. a GOT 4B 559 ow Leader 5 (aaaig meat OF wo er _ — 2 a é