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19 (7-8-55) ‘lad Access to All Top Secrets ~~ 02> 8elief Held Envoys Betrayed U. S. Also See Ediiorial on Page 20, Ry RoW) SRACKFORD sonpps-Meward Siatt Wi Diselasure that two migslug British diplomats were Soviet spies for miany years revived woday the strong presumption that both men net only be- rayed their own country but also the Unitet States, AL vartous critical times at the |f be vadof the war and aftenvards, both fy S nen had access ta tup Brilish-Aniert- secrets, Including alomic infer- wet sion and Korean War retary BEClsigis, One unanswered question fs Poway whether they fed these Western se |, Aten a brief eave for a Mr, MacLean became American section of Foreign Office in Tare 1950, Y period ets to Soviet agents here In Wash- jagion while both worked in the vilish Embassy here. Meabrae Peiroy, farmer seereiary jn the Soviet Emhagsy iu Australia ish-American rela ho Gefectedt earlier this year, now " the r, seeloges that the British aipiomaes | PX OF the Rerean War, she disappeared mysteriously | in DETAILS y Mr. MacLean was jo know ‘al the deta in B posi ¥, 1981, had spied for che Soviers their Cambr xige Desily i Bx They were foubie ie the ad! fund the fren Curtain. SECRETS: agents while foreign officer right be assumet to same course 2 in, Washington. Gee Brilish pi whom My. MacLean, onve was head of the American desic in the: foreign oifwe Mrs. MacLéan, an Amoxican hore | pr, disapeared behing tin outtain in T9535 with her ine sosisted, acearding to Mr, ky the Soviets. ‘She British Forcign Olfice avore thag four y qesecuss thi Cast cedid Ju the x Pelya Pebov's $ statement that it new believes | aTorvrs. Burgess and MacLean were 7 ie cJong-time Soviet spies. 7 HOCUALENT: | Mr. Petroy says that Mr. Buy; aL one time was taking brief vases fil of foreign office docu: 3 qe Soviet phowerphing. etn sy lie the Washington Bi {orief period from A ith consider a ble aid ambi IT NSy RECOM SEE we ach 13 555 Mr. Tolson Mr. Boardman “Mr. Nichols .— Mrs Belmont WW vi Harboe My, Mohr Mr. Parsons . ai Mr. Rosen Mr. Tamm Mr. Sizoo Mr. Winterrowd Tele, Room » Holloman Ww Miss Gandy . early 1951, + Both men were heavy tinker Mr, Mac. eas, the man who fons with the ang made no 1 of American United States, had bones of his critics yea while the: positions iy the foreig ffice, they expres not only itis % argued th ROO CORY . Wash, Post and Times Herald Wash, News Wash, Star N, Y. Herald Tribuns “ eo N.Y. Mirror Daily Worker — The Worker New Leader —. , &