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0-19 (7-8-55) — Mr. Tolson ——“ Ler 4’ Mr. Boardman —-— Kf ty Mc. Nichols’ — éy7% Viv Belmont w" Mr> Harbo Mr. Mohr Mr. Parsons Mr. Rosen Mr. Tamm Mr. Sizca —_.. Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room Mr. Holloman Miss Gandy a é ae De as Dalla af Gaatneg | if elror LES UF I Pytig | By MacLean, Burgess —_ By Jéséph Newmar N.Y. Herald Tribuoea News Service 1 LONDON, Sept. 18—A four-|from London to Moscow on: “year-old mysiery surrounding !May 25, 1951, because they had: ‘ihe case of two missing British discovered that they were be-! ‘diplomats. Guy¥-Burgess and:ing investigated by British se = > ns i ; Donald. MacLean, was cleared curity services. ‘up’ finally today by Vladimir; Petrov’s disclosures were, Peirov, the high-ranking Soviet published here today in the! spy who broke with Moscow in Sunday newspaper “The? April, 1954, while in Australia People.” They provided the, ‘and obtained asyinm there. first authoritative account of oy Petrov disclosed that both the Burgess-MacLean affair.| a gt fe men were Soviet agents from| This is so because it is based on’ oe 7 Nit} ithe time when they were stu-|information given io Petrov by denis together at. Cambridge.4 Man named Kislytsin who. University, 20 years ago and was the Soviet secret contact .... .«.[that they turned ever to Soviet’ Man whe dealt with Burgess “agents at London “brief-cases and MacLean in London, ‘Cull of: Foreign Office docu-'_ Material was provided aiso. iments.” ‘oy Petrov’s wife, Evdokia, who, | ' We revealed that. they fiedi See ENVOYS, Fage-liCel 1 Wash, Post and f Times Herald Wash. News Wash. Star N. Y. Herald . | ° , Tribune cep eren pany cour a mt Omeyrecomn: oo = N.Y, Mirror RTETTUN OY TTT AB Mia Powete 126 OCT 12 (O55 Daily Worker ee The Worker New Leader AER Se Ae ae D ere 19 1555 ate