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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 7
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o Communism—but I was always
}Sure that it was to better fight the
Russians that he studied all that.
“In our recent dealing with th
Rusnians it was Burgess that ge
us some of our most useful and
pungent replies to the Russians.”
Despite the cablegrams, a search
of the Continent for the two men
continued, although « Foreign Of-
fice spokesman said there was no
reason to believe they nad taken
any official papers with them.
MacLean, who married Melinda
Marling of New York in 1940, was
not « policy making official, al-
though he had access to top-secret
American and British exchanges,
The father of two sons, he lives at
the Reform Club in Pall Mall, ecol-
lects paintings and drives expen-
sive sports cars. .
(In Chicago, MacLean's father-
in-law, Francis H. Marling, ad«
-vertising manager of the Pure
Gil Co, said he believed Mac-
Lean’s diappearance “ is a re-
currence of the breakdown.
Marling said his daughter, with ,
whom he talked by telephone,
held the same view.)
ty
at as Far Eastern expert
ritish Embaasy, He was an
undergraduate ,.with MacLean at
f ?
of the
Trinity Hal Cambridge,
Joined the foreign service at
same time—in 1940..0°°.
French Police Join ©:
British in Search
“(hy Wireless to THE NEWS)
Paris, June 7 —The French Sur-
ionale and counterintelli-
ncies joined British agents
tor a hunt for Donald Duart
Maclean and Guy Francis de
Moncy Burgess, hoping that’ the
two British officials have not yet
left French territory. $7 5 2°.) a
Washington, D. C.,, June 7 wm
Secretary of ‘State Acheson fold
Senators today it ‘would be.»
“very serious matter” if the two
missing British diplomats proved
to have Russian sympathies. «3
Acheson said he first heard of.
the incident over the radio thi
morning, He inquired at the Brit
ish Embassy, he continued, and wa:
told that officials there knew noth-
Burgess, who is single, was in
iLondon on leave from his Wssh-| reports.
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