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WHY THEY DIDN'T SACK » MACLEAN THE SPY “He would have been suspicious” ONALD Mac- D By iy will say lean Was SUS-.| WILLIAM GREIG | ments ere ti pected of spying for London, photograpies ‘Russia while he was|full access to docu- | (en returned withoud a S. The me thing ‘head of the Amel 1 understand. win j Rave, been, done by ts ‘ean Department of | be reveaied in a white |i, Brital XS -crbacsies Paper on Maclean and Guy evidence here is noi : ithe Foreign Office. ges. the dip! wen ee H But. —-he Mats whe | posilive. s allowed | vanished pehind the tional story of the pv aebi- = The Fort keeping, silent alter disappearance of the two me was fairiy well informed of what had happened.” Never Suspected Maciean, eight. and Bure, he'had worked i hingten Em bas ed in May, VJ ON pis} Alter e than f nreign Office ade its firsi posi- 2 g about thes the | disappearanee, confirming s avout! that they had been Soviet ‘ance of |Spics and bad gone behinc :tq continue his job with | Curtain The White B few da HIM The White Paper we! tell, at last. all 0 Foreign Otfice kro eb : former, soni ‘Office 1s not} Who Med from D Pensge'S 8° | Embassy in Canbe tralia's capital. Although Maclean, before bate on (he “Burgess and Maclea ‘The anxious [0 Hs grounds are that aj} debate might embarrass us ia our relations with . ther cauntries. 1° SUE Ae too, was uncer he announcement that investigation ‘because pr te White Paver is to be|his general conduct, aft pgblished e by the ise of donbis as to Fhreign Office vesterday. billy for Fore It’ will reveal a sensa- i