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G-19 (11-22-55) on, Tolson —___ Nichols Boardman Belmont — we ” Mason __ . , , | Mohr ° Parsons . / Rosen — \ Vv Tamm A Nease — Winterrowg Tele. Room . Holloman — ee | Gandy —__ Mystery an To Maclean’ MR LONDON, Feb. 14 | — The Foreign Office tonight officially denied the existence of a letter ifrom a,mysterious American to Donaldé- Maclean the renegade British “diplomat who skipped to Mascow in 1951. Farlier today, Sir George ; ; Young, chief spokesman of the ' M { oe cea iForeign Office, had said such a eo oe Ba jletter had been discovered be- “ ee é i) tween the pages of a book in u “yo ad the library of the British Em-' . ro, / Ze 7 wee ee bassy in Cairo. epee | SE . Peters. A statement issued tonight | declared that a letter has in fact turned up in the British Embassy library—but it was “from an address in the United States to a third person, clear- ly not Maclean.” wet Some of-the newspaper ac- eounts hinted that Maclean, who fled ta the Soviet Ynion j with fellow diplomat Guy Bur- gess in 1951, had contacts with a spy Ying involving Amer- leans. (In Washington, the State De- Wasn. Post and Fane ye marterian ram ometraal Gf dd aan ~= Tt a ‘partinent was Asancu bl Ib wes] Ta T e | investigating a published re-: ‘imes Herald port that the Jetter suggests: Wash. News Maclean had a contact in Wash. Star the Uniled Stales Embassy at N.Y.H ld Cairo, It replied: “We Have no, + 2s Theta official Tnformation on this and! Tribune Ate looking into the matter. } N.Y. Mirror N.Y. Daily News —— _ Daily Worker The Worker New Leader Date .@- {GS-56 _ “ \ ft t ‘