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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 20
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By TACK STEELE
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‘The late Gen. Douglas MacArthur's charges that the
* British betrayed Korean War strategy and battle plans to
7. the Chinese Reds have since been buttressed by the exposure
‘_ of three top British diplomats who had access to these war
secrets as Sovict¢Spjes. .
+ The three Donald Maclean, Guy Burgess and Harold Phil-
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Gen. MacArthur's bitter charges were made in a 1954 in-
“terview with Scripps-Howard reporter Jim G,. Lucas and
were published yesterday by Scripps-Howard newspapers.
Gen. MacArthur told Mr. Lucas every message he sent to
| Washington during the Korean War was turned over by the
State Department to the British who in turn Jeaked it to the
Chinese communists “within 48 hours.”
A British Embassy spokesman's assertion yesterday that _
there was “'no founation” to the MacArthur charges echoed
similar claims made by the British Foreign Office and other
officials even as the Burgess, Maclean and Philby Spy cases
were unfolding. . :
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Gen, MacArthur himself, in a 1956 article i in Life magazine
about his dismissal by President Truman as UN Commander
in Korea, briefly cited the Burgess-Maclean case (Philby had
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