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O-19 (7-853) _ Two Diplomats Were Agenis ’ S © Mes, Domed € vA Demand Probe | of Soviet Spy Case Mr. Tolson . Mr. Boardman Mz. Nichols “Mr. Belmont Mr. Harbo Mr. Mohr Mr. Parsons Mr. Rosen Mr, Tamm Mr. Sizoo Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room Mr. Holloman Miss Gandy terete e LONDON, Sept. 19 (P)—Disclosure that missing diplomats Guf Burgess and Dory ald MacLean were suspected Soviet spies touched off demands for a parliamentar investigation into why they The F in an official statement Burgess and MacLean, who disappeared four years ayo and are believed to have gona beliind ihe Jron Curtain, were suspected of being Soviet agents at the time. . The siatement said there was in- sufficient evidence {a warrant their ayrest and the government has no Burgess Machean power ta stop them from leaving ie country. ‘Their disappearance hogan one pf the higgnst myste! of the Cott War The aysier deepened when Machean's Chica go- born wile and Utele divee children also disappeared. BEEMAN DS Informed sources said both Con: servative and Labor members of Partiarnent ibe staterment fo press demands for a full inquiry into why the dipte- Nercrtr¢re allowed to [pave tne? a country. ae were expectad fo psu; reign Office announced*--~ 1 A Foreign effice spokesman salt} facLean “was under active Invest) ation” at whe He s@ Burg uitabitity “for continuous foeveige service” also was being investt gRied, ‘Asked whether it was (rue the men were tipped off that hey were under investigation and had asked their Soviet contact for refuge In the Soviet, the spoksman said, "Wet believe that to be so.” STEAMER Both men boarded aa Channel sieamer al Sopthamptos on May 25, 1931, and got aff at St, Main, France, the folimwing day. Then they vanished Mac head of tie Ameri-| can affairs section of the For Office. Burg as former second 8 @ British Embassy in _—— ¥ were allowed to disapear behind the Iran Curtain, Wash, Post and -.—— Times Herald Wash, News: Star Wast N.Y. Tribune N.Y, Mirror Daily Worker The Worker New Leader —.. Date SEP _