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_ Donald Juart VacLean was born May 35, 1913, tn Bnglani, ile ta the son of the late Liberal Party leader, Sir Donald VacLean. Donald Duart “acLean entered the Brittah Foretgn Service on October 11, 1935, serving in the British Foretgn Of7ice tn London until September 24, 1958, He was then attached to the Brittsh Fmbassy in Parte until June 18, 1940. He thereafter renained tn the Foretgn Offtce tn London unttl May 1, 1944, at which time he wae transferr-d to serve tn the British Fmbasay tn fashington, D.C. He rematned tn Washington until Sepienber 1, 1948, Thereafter he served from November €, 1949, unttl Way, 1950, tn the British Fmbassy tn Catro, Foypot. ‘sfter allegedly recovertng from a breakdown in Cairo he ocrved from Octobe-,1950, untt] hio disippearance on Uay 25, 1951, with the Foretun Office in Lonion, ar the head o the Anericain Department,. +ith respect to hin breaklown tn Catro, Fgypt, it has been reported that from about January, 1950, until vay, 1950, MacLean wie drinking heavily in company wlth a journaltiet, " In Hayy 1959, the two nen broke into the apartment of two American cirls in Catro and this resulted in MaoLean betn. recalled to Lonion. In-Lonion he was uniter the care of @ wonin paychtutrist of Cerman origin, « KHachean wae narried to Yeltnda Warling MacLean. She waa born July 25, 1916, in the United States ani she married Donald Juart MacLean on June 16, 1949, tn Parte. She and her mother, Vre. Yelinda Dunbar, are presently tn England. e& Guy Yrancte De ‘ioncy Burgess waa born April 16, 1911, tn England. He attended Canbdridge Untuersity, reportedly betng a Communtet while there. “ron 1934 to 1935 he lectured tn Atetory at Trintty College, Cambridge, Englani. from 1935 to 1938 he was with the Hritinrh broadcasting Conziny engaged in antieNart propaganda work, “rom 1939 to lhe was employet hb, the British Intelligence organtwattion, From 1941 to 1944 he wasa7ain with the British Jroadcastin? Company. fron 1944 to 1946 he hid @ temporary anpotntment tn the News Yepartment of the Foretcn Office tn Lonion ant wae thereafter enployad tn the prtuate of *tce of the Vintaicr of State, Heotor bacNetl, unsil 1948. He then worked from 1943 to 1950 tn the “ar ar ' <—qae wBe 2° 6 Prom