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STANDARD ForM No. 64 { “a . Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT D ye : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: duly 12, 1951 “FROM ¢ SAC, “FO SUBJECT: DONALD DUART MACLEAN, / GUY FRANCIS de MONCY BURGDSS ESPICNAGE - R ~ ' (BuFile SiMe) Investigation re Former French Maid of Washington Field Office teletype dated June 11, 1951, requested the Boston Office to interview @MMMg: and MERgRReIEROnN i ’ » Pegarding the French maid ‘ormerly in their emplcy and who was at one time in'the employ of DONALD HACLEAN. (7 ‘has advised that. DUNALD MACLEAN when living at 2710 35th Place, Northwest, had a French maid who stayed with them until they moved to F Street in Georgetowne The Franch maid then returned to France and while there wrote a letter to the occupants of 2710 - 35th Flece, Northvest, stating that she wished to return to the United States. =—apEe said the letter was referred to her and that she-advised f the maid's desire to return to the Unitcd States. Subsequently, the maid was hired by thetiiillame who were then residing at = epEen . By teletype dated June 13, 1951, the Boston Office advised : po ——eaeerervet stated he employed a French maid named EE aur the latter period of 1919. @URMMANMBE understood that eggumeggplitt came to the United States to serve the family of a foreign diplomat whose identity was unknown to him. When this diplomat was recalled it was necessary for MMMM to return to Paris, France, as she was reportedly here under some type of special visitor's visa. Theo or ee seeking a maid had®ggglllie recommended to hin by and thereafter arranged for to come to the United States under the French quotas She arrived at the port of New York via boat sometime during September, 1949 and there- after was employed by him for four months at his residence » Her services were unsatisfactory as she was unable to perform any household work, and it was necessary for him to discharge here She left the in residence during the latter part of 1949 and there has been no contact with her since. that times eae