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LV ote te : aa =~ O20 Vy Mr. Tolson | Powe: Bossgnen te ~) Mr, N err. Belmont ._— -"* “Mr. Harbo ; > Mr. Mohr , Mr. Parsons ___ Mr. Rosen Mr. Tamm Mr. Sizoo Mr. Winterrowd _ Tele. Room —__ Mr. Holloman —_— Miss Gandy BRANIGAR, ar (DIPLOMATS ) a | ae LONDON=-PRIME MINISTER SIR ANTHONY EDEN SAID apBitcut THE GOVERNMENT ULD NOT HAVE STOPPED THE ESCAPE OF TRAITORS. BURG ESS A AND DONALD. MACLEAN TO RUSSIA WITHOUT INFRINGING ON BRITISH J JUSTICE AND E HOUSE OF COMMONS THERE WAS NO LEGAL W Y TO PREVENT THE TWO FOREIGN OFFICE EMPLOYES FROM LEAVING THE COUNTRY BE CAUSE .. THE GOVERNMENT CUULD NOT HAVE PREFERRED CHARGES . AGAINST TT THAT HE WOULD NEVER ASK FOR THE POWERS T T WOULD: “HAVE BEEN DDED NECESSARY TO STOP arte PAIR BECAUSE THAT WOULD MEAN DESTROYING BRITISH FREEDOM "AND THE RIGHTS THis HOUSE HAS ALWAYS. DETERMINED ft DEFEND ,* ' EDEN STATED HIS. VIEWS DURING THE OPENING SESSION 0 ATE ON THE . HUSHED-UP_ BURGESS -MACLEAN CASE. ed tt vaeee INFORMATION TO RUSSIA, GGESTED COMMONS CONVENE A’BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE OF PRIVY wL/ T= OP WERE NEEDED TO REDUCE THE RISK OF TREACHERY. eee lp ee DELIA Can oan . nh tag ) : £Y LeTiee Jun 29 jo. rol f 6 oN PERF ious | . _ fe | GS | | ( bot - , ~ , ' Ror mio j j 26 NOV 14 1955 - Peers eo this uN BURGESS AND” MACLEAN ARE SUSPECTED OF COUNCTLL ORs TO Soe THE NATION'S SECURITY PROCEDURES AND SEE anges | Ph ee * :