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U-LY (Ll-22-35) _ Says Burgess, Maclean Had- Access to Atomic, War Secrets : GNASHINGTON, Feb. 13 ans) —Guy Burgess and Don+ ald‘Maclean had access to a vast storehouse of U. 5. atomic and psychological warfare secrets, a British book called “The Great Spy Scandal,” declared Monday. THE AMERICAN version is published in copyrighted form in the Feb. 17 issue of U. S. News} and World Report by arrange- ment with the London Daily ex- press, which published the book in England. Disclosures in the book include these: Maclean held a position of “extraordinary responsibility” ‘as secretary of the Combined fee on Atomic & pass which admitid him to the Attomic Energy Conunission offices in Washington “at any time of the day or night.” The book quotes Dean Acheson, U.S. Secretary, of State at the time of Maclean's dissappearance behind the Iron Curtain, as hav- ing exclaimed: “My God, he knew evervthinr * JUN 22 1 Ps Riv Deed DURING his tour oid secretary in the British Embassy in Washington, “managed to acquire the blue- prints of the $250,000,000 psycho logical welfare planned by Washe ington to reach behind the Iron Curtain.” Maclean le to tell the Soviet regime how the Western Alles planned and worked to- gether, and how best iheir rela- tions could be dana: suspicion repli Owen Brewster, former Repub. lication Senator from Maine, was quoted as having said that Mac- Tean was believed to have “a thorough knowiedge of secret Anglo-American exchanges on such subjects as the North At- lantie Pact, the Korean war and the Jananese peees TAATeTS BURGES of duty as Wash. Post and Vere , Tolson, 0 Nichoté. oo — Boardman to Belmgnt.t —____ Mason Moher Parsons Rosen Tamm Nease Winterrowd Tele. Room Holloman Gandy —______ Times Herald Wash. News Wash, Star N.Y. Herald Tribune N. Y. Mirror N.Y. Daily News __. Daily Worker —— The Worker New Leader Date