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i?) ) | Mr. Tolson Mr, Boardman —_____ . Mt. Nichols . . Mr. Belmont > eer Mr. Harbo . . Mr. Mohr 1 : Mr, Parsons Mr. Rosen Mr. Tamm Mr. Sizoo Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room Mr. Holloman Miss Gandy - ‘emptortmed that Britlet—secert rity arrangements have been’~ 7 tightened progressively since the BurgessMacLean case broke. . 2 In the Commons debate, the - government said Harold Philby 7 —former Foreign Office official), named as “third man” in the case—was known to have had ‘Communist gonnections at one] time. . Foreign Secretary Harold . ~ ‘Macmillan “ added, however,| + ——- one ' there was no evidence to prove ° Philby tipped off MacLean and . Burgess that they were under, suspicion before they fled. { Macmillan said: * “although the circumstances, are explainable in terms of a) tipoff, there was not necessar-| ily a tipoff. A serious and pro-| tracted investigation into this’ possiblity has been undertaken . . and is proceeding even at the ae present time.” - . But Herbert Morrison, who - was Foreign Secretary in the Labor government when Bur-| gess and MacLean disappeared, | grumbled: “I am inclined to, think they, ian tipped ot by| somebody ant so, I wish we could find the somebody.” Wash, Post and Philby es, Sest assistant Times Herald secretary in Washington when’ Burgess and MacLean fled, He Wash. News was. security officer in the Wash. Star British Embassy there when N. Y. Herald Burgess was called home. Mac- vy raillan sald Poilby had been : N Pane : ~:~, ~~ 7 |friend of Burgess . in thei ~ » Y. Mirror SS ate days. Daily Worker —_—__ -- The Worker . New Leader al Date _1) = $-.5-5 ah Nope ne te oe : ee ene tS