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j so Xencrandun for 47. Soardnan gmaenatt/tt, soled SENATE INTERNAL SECURITY SUBC TITLE INTEREST An Associated Press article appearing in the “Washington vening Star* of September 30, 1955, stated that Maclean and Burgess case had been brought under investigation by the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. Senator Eastland of thia Subcommittee said one potnt of the inguiry was to determine if haclean and Burgess could have tipped Red China that its home bases would be immune wrom attack if the Chinese troops were thrown into the Korean War. Senator Eastland stated he had written the State Department asking Secretary Dulles about the two men's "relations to the State Department and the basic activity in connection therewith." Article Jurther stated the Subcommittee was expected to try to find out what information they had access to and what contacts they had in this country. y Bureau has been advised that representatives of U.S. press have Philby's name in connection with this case. It is conceivable that his name may also become available to the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. In connection with their questioning of State Department officials, they may inguire into Philby's connection with this matter. ete nae i in ca Le eth