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* Burgess and Maclean: among the most important: Soviet agents, it is? trangest feature of their’ iny that they rose to the mu-' : preme helght -of thely impor- ; tance when they stor wo Syne, 3 ‘To Soviet Union *& re a <£ a > ~+¢ F | v ee og among them the papers con- : cerning atomic energy which’! he prepared for the combined | . committee when he waa head | 4 _ of the American department. | ~ Burgess, too, did what he’ ‘ could, although he.was not so ‘ favorably situated, « being” “ofS far lower rank than Maclean. . But Burgess was more mo~* bile and he hopped about Lon-" don and Washington as busily. as a bird picking up worms, ! and he was clever enough not _ to waste his time. “#24 1 3h . But their lot was to do a% i 5 ae harm over and beyonds The usefulness” of purgesal ad Maclean to the Soviet On increased when. they, . DONALD D MACLEAN, Xegse of” the - Treason’ ‘Twins on ae e-Th-eligs 8 considerable ad- Ae ion. Both men were homq- | yance in frankness, for it tel sexuals. Other homosexuals | no lies. True, it is not com « Continued from First Page. came to their ald when théy | Oictely honest, for it says tha | influence of powerful people.|, Were threatened. ‘This wasde-'}-yyactean “may have bee 1°?" But most of their pro-. plorable. But it made it still | warned" that‘he was under |. tectors were. utterly un. |! organizations to look at the | tin that he was so warned. - dossiers of Burgesa and Mac- 1. were actuated by nothing | lean and say, elther In private wom drops the pretense, {,more sinister than a de-; or in the British government's |. did not know: Burgess: and_ ‘men who seemed to them ) PApED": So "Lh S] otherwise, however,” It’ is to! have the makings ‘of | Yes, both of them’ were |! empty to the point of impa-;; ! | more difficult for the security- investigation, It is quite cera ‘tainted by communism, | |ssire to help two likeable. |) recently . published : “white , | ‘Mactean’ to be Soviet agents.” good public servants if || Communists, and therefore |- gence and far past that '!. they © overcame... certain | *°-8"d-s0 and so-and-so, who | ‘Yet there are many essential | _ Weaknesses. pees} helped “eo” must. Be. .Com- things jb could not say, ‘for . oe. 4. Thereby the showed them- 7 munisis, too,” ok, ro. '|* official language 4s geared. Bae : ‘recorded facts, which are #0 - a Ives idiotah pind | ‘The White Paper tg, ign Offic t a psychiatri t inte for prgblem childr Not Entirely Honest 's ay [" "In fact, the White Paper on. |' not to say, one may. considet h d adoijescemms. — Bub - gWere not Communists, the Burgess and Maclean case] | “WHEY ould not say. ft . ES calls the definition: of a ne = small apart of reality... An 1}, Before one éondemns - White Paper for what it ch 932 a i te os s @ number of holes tied tog: . “ ether with string. ©It:is) aj] - NEW YORK JOURNAL AMERICAN OCT2 Wes