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— By CHAPMAN PINCHER NEN Guy Bur. Scss and Donald * Maclean, the Foreign Hice trailors, Staged » their t public appearance in Mos. cow in 1956 | was hurriedly summoned to see a senior official. of MLB. th espionage tion counter- " organisa. Perturbed pec, Teared that the two former Giplomats were ai name other Foreign Omce and homosexuals, Would |, the MLS man Asked, Point out this danger in the ally Express and so Teduce the Gedibinity of g burgess an Maclean spent aay before agreed to help ang asked oficial tf he lad any hard evidence that elther of them had been successful sles, He told me there was no doubt about Maclean. but after the most Searching ere was no Whatever to Incriminate Burgess, moe SCARE Six years later when tt ” Fas rumoured that Burgess and Maclean might touch down at Prestwick Alrport. en route to ‘ommunist Cuba, the Police appited for . §arrants for their arrest on ~ Official Secrets charges, Again T was called in by the e Most embarrassing, e confirmed that h hat no evidence at Burgess had been any sort of Russian agent. All he could have been charged with was alding — : doubtful whether . succeed tn court, which Kim Iby—the Man"—as Three M of Soviet Intelligence + atudents ang i 0 Plans to penetrate Service. . These ‘assum tons, ‘| Which the book te fet with espionage works, AGENTS Who were sold ism, ‘beurre topr sent Ac Ge BY STEER Gfis [ry rod cuiA REQUEST We Maclean to escape, and It was this would T disclose these facts now, when Burgess is dead. because of the publication today of a book presents Burgess. Maclean, and Harold “Kone ci sSlnag en eye P: hy when students laid dellberate the British Becret Intelligence on Is bullt, are Rot credible and are in con- the way the Sovie; No doubt the three youths, ‘on Commi és Undicate page, i Bewepaper, city and atate,) ae Lh Expece} linden, Lng fay / or Clasaitteaten: £ y7~— Subattting Office: 7, de Cay CO) Betng Investigated