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nH ate ea Te ! mor . . mo ty ~ . . me . . je : a ern ig NNS eT RP Hy REMMI TERE gH TE RE IE TREE ET Os, ee ce ie me co a tr toe oe eee Memorandum to Mr. Belmont Re: DONALD DUART MACLEAN aarey ree Farris Pry pars GUY FRANCIS OF MONTY BURGESS: ty . O hy subjects. The subjects’ press statement admitted they had been communists since college days but denied being Soviet agents. The author also then continued in the same vein as in previous installments ey raising a mumber ot questions concerning U.S. and British angles and why such countries have not fully and publicaiiy explored tne subjects’ activities and associates. It is stated that case after case has justi fied suspicion by associations that subjects were not alone as they were communists and thetr operations were centered on America. Several questions were raised concerning the part piayed by the subjects in the Korean War and why such had not been publicetly explored. { 6) OBSERVALIONS - Fa Fei Feet et ot alee ot tet Cs ee Libis wir was Bi 6Whar 64a “ Priét B; amd ad naanaaan Pher mv fiman 7 one aia of MECESs ey meg ve is portion of investigation conducted in ingland. We possessed noderogatory information re subjects prior to their disappearance from England May, 1951. We interviewed a number of contacts of subjects in this country, none of which furnished information indicating any knowledge that subjects may have been engaged in subversive activities. We prompt know of subjects’ activities prior to their being assigned to this country, a routine investigation would have made them ineligtble for sees os Jacts in case to appropriate Government agency. From what fSavernment employment areardina £a aur etandarioa BS ee eit re TP ew Oe Ee Oe Og ww wes her mler tee | ————_____—__———————sC elle