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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 7
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fs + Parliament, Monday.
* Dy the Associated Prass
*Lonpon,’ "June #—The hunt.
for two m! top-drawer Brit+/
ish diplomats widened suddenty:
from France to Italy today after]
the Foreign Office disclosed a tele-
gram to a relative of ona of. them)
yas sent from Rome. ~ »
A British. Embassy official in)
Rome said that even though the!
message did come from the Italian!
Nty it was not conclusive evidence!
the missing men had been there.
ing lof Paris, expressed belie! bine
meg are not in Paris and
hae gone to Jtaly, ’ !
» Both diplomats—Guy. Burgess in the hunt for Burgess and Mac~
* er British Embassy off-,
eH Washington, and Donald manhunt in European history, “se
. 5, bead of the Foreign
Office” American section—-kKnow
Righ-level’ British-American’ s¢-
orets./- Fear has been expressed ini
fender. ‘and in Washington ‘that
ey, may have ducked behind thejlf
Tron Curtain, ~ ‘The incident put!
& new strain on BrltitheAmerioan
ppistions. ro .
*' Statement Due Monday,’
A Forelan Office spokesman said)
there would be s atatement on the’
nhac ie es
\} Yesterday the Poreign Office im-
“;|@ theory that the two may have!
éContinuad st Page.)
ifelar, wis going on a. “long Medi-|
tervancan holiday.” - I was sant]
Thursday. -> + ~ :
‘Two other messages, to Mac-|
: fLean’s wife and mother, were sent! -
trom Paris Wednesday, The latter!)
yt
“two were reported gent by a myste-|! speedy hired car which
“irlous third person.” The men hayeffthdy abandoned in
been missing since May 25, Mas.
Hean’s 38th birthday.
Messages Held Authentic,
iplied all three messages came from
‘France. It took the view that the:
telegrams were authentic, although:
ithe originals were not in the hand
writing of Burgess or MacLean.
‘The latest news gave rise toli
split up, although they left Eng-
land’ together. Roms palice aaid
they had been unable te find any
trace of Burgess there, They sald,
wipther the Burgess telegram’
acfoally was sent by bim x “by
cone else,
‘housands of detectives” an
intelligence agents were engaged }
Lean. It bid fair to be the biggest
Few Clues Left.
Officials here continued to in-
sist ‘that there is no reason to:
suspect the two of, attempting to
Ree to Russia.”
| ‘The missing men left few tang-|
ile chues.
MacLean’s message to his Amer-
jean-born wife Melinda said:
“Had to leave unexpectedly.
Sorry, darling. Ilove you. Plesse!
ido not stop loving me, Donald.”
disappearance fn tha House of
Commons on Monday, probably by
Foreign Secretary Morrison.
@ Foreign Office said} the
Reppe message was to Bufgess'
mojner, Mrs. J. R. Bassett, agi re~,
| His mother received a wire sey!
Diplomats and investigators!‘
theorized that elther the two had}
iseparated or Were “using: telej
isyams to lay'a false scent. Yo:
rat@g that Burgess, ¢ 40 and &
ch} 4
“Route Pieced Together.’ fj
+ B¥orking’ painstakingly over the!
jsteamer which took them to the
French channel resort of Bt. Maio,
Bone of the chortling that might!
they were trying to determine {ide expected If it thought-the Brit-
jcago-born wife of the missing For-|
fing not to worry. oF anf Mrs. MacLean 4s ex
ay ‘YoIsoR
ane Md Ladd
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Gjavia
Nichols
Rogen.
Tracy
Hagvo.
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B.
Ta!
Mohr,
2 L Tele. Room
: Nease.
"She two men’ lett London “Mi:
There they boarded an excursion
They hired a taxi which took thens}
45 miles to Rennes where they:
planed to eatch “an ‘afternoon!
train to Paris May 36, . A
‘There the trail ends, ¢ L
YY the two diplomats were pro-| .
‘Communists Reeling to Russia tt] ‘
appeared’ to be 8 secret from
London's Communist Daily
Worker. That paper published a . ,
factual sccount of the story with
ih government youd be. polite} ag
aod aeratarrassed by. the, , aap Aree
i MacLean’ s ‘Wite Seclud
| With Family in Country
TATSPIELD, England, Juke 9} °
(CDN).—-Melinda MacLean, Chi-}
eign Office oMcigh, is remaining! ‘
strictly incommunicade in ber!
country home here: Z
So is her mother, Mrs, Dunbar.)
who hes flown here from Paris to
eomfort het daughter, ‘The cur-|
tains of their home were drawn}
and frantic pounding on the door’
by relays of reporters. fafled. to;
produce resulta, # eo aa
The Macleans’ two young song,
iFergus, aged 7. and Donald, figed
§, gre both down’ with the inegsles) Page
ingh
ther baby =|
toc 3) ae i
Wash. Post
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2 Y¥Rrd and France's Surete’ have’ ~ . Wash, News
pet D cory se worked out the following route! | * ee
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