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0-19 (7-8-55) _ . Tolson ew OME Boardman _— Mc. Nichols’ 4% Mir> Belmont fat Harbo Mr. Mohr Mr. Parsons Mr. Rosen Mr. Tamm Mr. Sizoo __. Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room Mr. Holloman Miss Gandy Peirov Tells of S pying ime. By MacLean, Burgess | | By Joseph Newman . N. ¥. Herald Tribupe News Service | LONDON, Sept. 18—A four-/from London ta Moscow on: year-old mysiery surrounding May 25, 1951, because they had’ ithe ease of two missing British discovered that they were be-! ‘diplomats, Gu rgess and ing investigated by British se- * - coe :Donald MacLean, was cleared cu fup* finally today by Viadimir} Petrov’s disclosures were Petrov, the high-ranking Soviet published here today in the | spy who broke with Moscow in Sunday newspaper “The’ April. 1954, while in Australia People." They provided the: jand obtained asylum there. Petrov disclosed that both men were Soviet agents from ithe time when they were stu- dents together at Cambridge University, 20 years ago and first authoritative account of} the BurgessMacLean affair.| ‘This is so beeause it is based on information given io Petrov by a man named Kislytsin who was the Soviet secret contact ~ ++ .».|that they turned over to Soviet man who dealt with Burgess agents at London “brief cases ad MacLean in London. ‘Tall of Foreign Office docu:'. Material was provided also; iments.” jD¥ Petrov's wife, Evdokia, who,! He revealed that they. | fiedi See ENVOXS, Pageti-fel} 1 Wash, Post and _f. Times Herald Wash. News Wash. Star N. Y. Herald Tribune N. Y. Mirror ———___. Daily Worker The Worker New Leader