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fould. he} -serious~. Acheson’ ® From Arthur’ Webb - WASHINGTON, Thursday.— It would be “a very seri- ous matter "if the two missifg “British Foreign Office officiqis _ proved to have Russian sym- ~y ‘pathies, said Mr.Dean Achp- son, Secretary of State, today. "He was "questioned at the + Setjate MacArthur inquiry about \Reys reports on the disappearance. t ir. Acheson stated that he first heard of the matter over the radio. Senator’ Owen Brewster (Re publican, Maine) remarked that’ ‘Mr. MacLean was “believed to have @ thorough knowledge of jaecret Anglo-American exchanges jon such subjects ag the North _j Atlantic Pact, the Korean war and the Japanese Peace Treaty.” - Surprised" 5 {. Mr. Acheson agreed that if Mj; ; MacLean had had jurisdicti y over relations with the United + } States, he would haye knowledge. of the Foreign, Ministers’ discus-, - j sions in Paris on Atlantic Pact) ‘problems. °"=: At the British Embassy today, T | was told that all the informations : they had was from news agencies.; All the officials expressed sur-! prise, One suggestion was sl Maclean and Burgeas might have iste gone off to prance 2 On & apFee: as; ighthearted, and fond! ae . ment in the Ameri: newspapers, but all o! it print|news dispatches {ro1 s ‘London under faming headlines. 5 ‘to Moscow." be F. ront’ page ©. New York World Telegra: has one-and-a-half -inch ni agross alx columns: “ Two Bri Diplomats Skip. Fear They re Fled to Russia” t Another headjine _followed:’ “Both know Anglo-U.S. war secrets.” “Work on the Atlantic Fact and steategy in Korea.” The Hearst New York Journal Afmerican uses the biggest- and st sensational display: lifes of enormous type across | fypnt page reading: “Two itish diplomats reported fleel: ‘French M5: (direct hu i From W. A. Jones £ , Paris, Thursday, ~- The (Search for Burgess and ‘MacLean in France is being directed from here by the. ‘DS T—Direction de Ia Surveil- lance du_ Territoire, — the French M15, The French Ministry of Ee Interior is keeping the DST formed about tonight's march through hundreds of thousands of = sent from Paris yester- ay. They hope to be able to trace the post office from which the two men are sald to have wired to their families, 1 St. Cloud search A plain-clothes officer, supplied ‘with photographs and full per- sonal details of the two men, has. been posted on auy near the Soviet Embassy. Detectives went to Bt. Cloud, on; the outskirts of Paris, late tonight.+ Burgess is believed to have friends | there. Inquiries: ‘tn the Montparnasse and Montmartre districts yielded nothing. Hotels off the-Place de_| la Concorde and the Champs sees are being visited by gity’ lice who are making a roomfby- m check of the thousand? of J ritish visitors here this wee! : All air and sea ports are bping watched.