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DONALD DUAR ++ vem + By Dally’ Mail Reporte Be. (THE resignation, announced yesterday, ‘Alan Maciean—younger brother of > said . “Alan could not have gone on in the Foreign Office. He did not have @ permanent position there. : went aity 4g that the post he ve been like after this unfor Mbte business of his brothér.” . simply not to be thought off ) @Mr, Alan Maclean, a tempot ofpcer of the foreign service * four years, said: “I resigned Of ‘my own volition. I have no definite plans for the future. . “T fave no information what- Lever as to the whereabouts of my. “brother.” . 4 ‘Mr. Morrison, Poreign Secretary, accepting his’ resignation, sug- gested that the normal month's Hotice should be extended: by & further month until September 30. ‘The Foreign Office letter takes note of the fact that Mr. Maclean resigned on the understanding that there is no. suggestion thal he is in any way implicated in the isappearance ‘of his brother. or at believed him to have yn- ‘ittingly taken any steps injuriqus , ‘the security or. interests of the chuntry. . ‘ Mr. Maclean said the extra tipe offered by Mr Morrison was’ @ = welcome and generous gesture.” © wiacLEAN, et al ESPICKAGE - R DAILY MATL AUGUST g2, 1951 NGLAND 7 OSEP 27 1951 OFFICE OF THE LEGAL ATTA AMERICAN EMBASSY macua LONDCA, ENGLAWD ‘of 27-year-old _missing diplomat—from the. Foreign Office was describes 7 ically unfortunate ” by his mother, Lady Maclean, < ‘at her country home at Penn, ‘Buckinghamshire : jor 8 IES AF. NOT RES “DED 45 SEP 25 1951