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Lords Hear Missing Diplomat's| \Recording of the Statement Is in’ Hands ‘of: F:.B. eS ‘Special to Tus New Yous Trans, ire re « existence. © FN east Lord Stansgate objected to suggestion that Britain should “in- vite the American F. B. I. to assist) jus in.finding out the records of * Jour own public servants." " ‘The’ Marquess of Reading,” joint Under-Secretary tor Foreign “Af- t “ fairs, diaclaimed knowledge of the LONDON, Oct. 28—Lord Elton! airs, diaclaime deciared in the House of recording to which Lord Elton re. rds to-lverred, but agreed that much more| day that the United Stat Liwas kn¢ about Mr, MacLean‘s) eral Bureau _of Investigation hadjdrinking habits and politica} con- ‘In_its possession Lea ng of A vietlons now. thaa before he dis- statement by Donald Df MacLean, |@Ppeare® ere Was no Teaso) ane oF tw misoing Foreign Office| ©, Suspect him, Lord Reading said, : although he had suffered a breaks’ diplomats, that he was not only aldown' from overdrinking in Cairo ‘Communist, but “a proselytizing|and on on occasion had broken a} ‘Communist colleague's leg in’ a fight, . Y Mr. MacLean, former head of ve ‘ lal to Tee Naw York Tras, ‘the American section of the For-| Ww SiNGTON, Oct, 38-— eign Office disappeared a year|woderal Bureau_of_Investi ae ast May with hi friend, Guy| Gael TedRE To SaAUTET ok Heendie de Aoncy Burgess, another! eeatement By Lord Bon that ted Mr, “Foreign Office official. They # hat pelieved to be behind the Iron Cur-| tain, . 7 ow } According to Lord Elton, the recording of Which he spoke was made by Mr, MacLean in New arte ‘ork in the apartment of a friend'J9 [20-2708 2-4 OO APE NOT RECORDED~ G8 OCT 37 1952 —_— — Times-Herald Wash. Post Wash, News Wash. Star N.Y. Herald Tribune N.Y. Nirror N.Y. Compass N.Y. Times - page 1 - H Dare: OST 22 1959 J