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"i' code-clerk at the Soviet Em-|
'1-assy to .ftust.ralia. transmittedo Moscow some of KislytsirrsL1-.-3t
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octet: messages. Mrs. Petrnv;that she ed to join her hus-[man said; "W5 believe this in
ti.-i obtained asylum in Aus-
.liiR.
The Petrov riisclosurcs are
iacly to be extremely embar-
wsiiis For the Fofcign Office
ind the Government here. Both
A-ave maintained they did not
now the whereabouts oi Bur-
and McLean after the two
ocn crossed the English Chan-
::-1 and entered France four
cars ago.
The For
-rofessed
.JO_u.§ cleign ltice also has
ignorance of where-
Melinda itlaclican,
'92meric&n-horn wife of Mae-
.can. She and her children
isappearcd from Switzc1'1~and
:1 September, 3953, after they
sad been allowed to leave this
cuntry.
3etrOv'.s account conrmed
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Eband in the Soviet Union.
Petrovs disclosures imply
that the Soviet Union, for many
years, had access to secrets of
the British Foreign Office, in-
cluding secrets entrusted to
this country by the_United
States and other Allies. -
They lend substance to de-
mands mane in the United
States that Washington should
withhold from Britain secret
matters until the Government
here eliminated enormous -holes
declared to exist in its security
system.
A Foreign Oliice snokesnlan
today conrmed some of
Pctrovq statements.
Asked wi*.eti1er Petmv was
correct in saying that Burgess
and Mac1.ean had heen long-
time Soviet agents, the spokes-
9[be true."
Asked about the statement
that they fled because they had
learned they were being in-
vestigated, the spokesman said:
It is true that MacLean was
grinder active investigation by
the security authorities. Bur-
gess suitability tor continued
foreign service employment
.was under investigation and
he had already been with-
drawn from Washington.
ii Petrov, who was head of the
Soviet secret service in Aus-
tralia, said in his account that
Kisyltsin, who had been work-if1i$Ppea1'ai1cc of Mrs. Macieanfrom Switzerland. '
Kislytsin told Pctrov he was
assigned to the Soviet Embassy
at London in 1945 as a code
clerk from the Soviet secret
police and for three years wast
in close touch with Burgess and
MacLcan through an intermed-
ary. He. did not Fm:-E me t
ither of them. '
personally handled all th
maleiiat mat nulifiq 5iw=1w-
I received brieicascs DU-U E
Foreign Oifice doctiment-Tl1¢:¢were phntgraphcd at the Ern-}; Petrov quoted him Saying
W , . _ ' _ ti-,4
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ing under him burst into hisibasiiy and quickly 1'9l»m'n3-d mioice onS@iJt~ T7. M1953. wavin iB r5°5"- The Photigraphs ferii2 ,new-spaper and shouting 51% P0?-T1§H6séig f;P;?__dp.l° lits come of! at last, JLISIZ a .mH '3 H2. I1 __ qwe planned it?" l From Lfi 192l51YL5*" elit-_
Kislvtsin was "starring to thci .i__;...._._____> _ _ _ . -- ln to lioscnur. PH-,:]~5| {Q
4»t vas nut in charge oi a slitfi 1
jseetion of an amazing library;
oi foreign intelligence called
the top secret archives.
Accorrling to Pctrov s ae-
count, it was crammed fuil_oiso rot donutnents of the British
F reign Office. There was w
m ch that 3 great. deal had. n
.ven been translated and d=.
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IONDON. Sept. 19 i5Pi.A
:::sia11 who deserted to the
"est says Britain's two missing
nlomats--Donald MRCLEHH and
-.i_; Bu1'gess'seived as spies for
..e 'Kié'inlin"'a.l1 the time they
i92l'l92T.¬Cl in the Foreign Office.
A British -Foreiizn Oflice
spokesman said later the Foreign
"iihce now believes this to be
UB-
Viadimir Petrov, formerly the
op Soviet agent in Australia.
Ed the story in an article inc
. Sunday newspaper, The
cools.
Burgess and Macl.-can were re»-
iited by the Communists 20
-' :£ilS ago while students at
':~.mbridge, he said, and neither
.-ow of the othe1"s any activities
intil a few weeks before they
iisappeared together 4% years
.-,0.
Fled Behind Iron Curtain
'v1aoLean was head of the
iinei-ican department in the
Joreign Ofiice at the time he
"H'1l.ShEd. Burgess was on leave
om his post. as second secre-
tary of the British Embassy ini
Nashintgon. j
'.'J6lTl2.lCidS in parliment 1'01"
.».oi'e light on the mystery have
sought only the official admis-
Ion from the Foreign Oice" that
can he aTs'sumed the young
diplomats ed behind the Iron
Curtain. 92 =
Adding to the mysteriv was thel
disailpearance of MaoLean's,
iimcricazvborn wife. Melinda,
ill their three children two
,92i"&l1'S lat-er. They slinioed EL9292-'il_92/':
after going to Switzerland and
lT"'Sl1i'l'lEib]Y wont to join him.
Petrov said MacLean, now 42,
and Burgess, 44, appealed to the
tiissians for asylum after Clis-
i?OV were being investi-
gated by British security agents.or Russians Z0 Years.» s
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~}-ik..:.:~,d Many Documents
Petrov said anothei'-12:!-i-an-i-1-3-.1
lagent who worked in the Soviet
Embassy in London told him
that in 1945 Burgess brought
,him "brief:-ases full of Foreign
Office documents. They were
photographed and quickly turned
back.
The British Foreign Office has
isaid it did not discover any
important documents missing
after Burgess and MacLean
vanished.
Even though Burgess and
MacLean became close friends
after leaving Cambridge, Petrov
-said, "the most astonishing fact
. . . is that the two men . . .
idid not i-mow of each others
spying activities . . . until they
were almost ready for their
ight to Moscow."
Questioned about the article,
ya Foreign Oice spokesman con-
ceded that the two were under
investieation before they skipped,
,but said, "We had no powers to
stop them from leaving the
country. He said the Foreign
[Office _now believes the two were
:lOllg-i-A1116 Soviet spies.
i Regularly Supplied Secrets
Petrov wrote:
I can now disclose beyond
all doubt that these two men
regularly supplied the Kremlin
with all the information they
could Eat their hands on as
trusted servants of the Foreign
Office."
Petrov said a Russian secret
agent named Kislytsin, who had
been in close touch with the
clinlomats in London, told him:l
I was posted to our embassy
in London in 1945. My job was
that of cipher clerk to the
M. V. D. secret police!. I ner-
sonally handled all the material
ltha urgess suppiiedk-..._______ --
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g, I received bi-ioi eases
foreign Office documents. They
'Wei'e phot-0g1'aiJh0d at the cm-
bassy and quickly lEtillllECl to
Bumess. The photographs were
Kouiokly sent by courier in the
idiplomatic bag to Moscow.
"But there were many UITIES
when urgent information from
the documents had to reach
Moscow quickly. In those cases
I used to transcribe the informa-
tion into code and cable it direct
to headquarters."
Heads Secret Archives
Petrov gave no details of Mac-
Learrs any activities. He did,
however, say that when_Kislytsin
greturned to Moscow he was put
in charge of an amazing library
=of foreign intelligence called top
secret archives and added:
By a remarkable coincidence
-this section turned out to be a
collection of the material sun-
plicd by Burgess and MacLeen."
_ In Moscow, western newsmen
ilong have suspected that Burgess
and Macl.-can might be in the
city. But all attempts to un-eai h them have iailed. I
oioial Russian source haeve admitted knowing anythinf
ai_.92_o t them.
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THE,,I
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ms we Ail.
ITHE mars
q Once again down the
chilly Pelladian cor-
ridors of the Foreign
Oioe there flit two ghosts-
not Belrnersixm. not Edward
Grey, not Gurzon, but the
lithe, youthful, profoundly
agitated and profoun 1;:agitating figures 0f__}5J iIl%Cll92.- -ci'e3nw_and Guy Biir*g'e 5.T ere must be_Mn""ieTn3r [Ia
hi» assed oicial to-day mur-
m ring, Oh! that these
two phantoms would rest.
But alas they are not
phanteres.~ Mr-.-Petrrov who,
let us ruefully concede. must
be causing his ex-side some
embarrassment and worry
tool has compelled the
Foreign Oice to admit. in
ublie and with every sh w
r extreme reluctance, a. f w
ets about the vanish d
piomatists. ~I I
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<Valuableg1[aMac1een and Burgess
agents, recruited in all pro
b:1bilit.y during their under
graduate days in Cambridge.7 were 1ongterm Sovietl
Maclean, a. permanent and
establislied member of the
Foreign Service, ruse rapidly
through e. series of respon~
slble and key posts until he
was head of the American
Departnieiit of the Foreign
fce. Not only did he have
ccess to any number of con-
dential and secret d0cu~
cuts; he also understood
and appreciated to the full
the temper and the tech~
nlque of government in
Britain. and he had great
knowledge and experience
of Anglo - American co-
operation and of N.A.T.0. I
It is diicul't to-imagine,
from the Soviet po-init of
view. :2 more V2l»lLIH.lJ1-E source
of info-rmatlion. He was
uner suspicion for a shio '
ti c:a. very short tim
bu 9. crucial time-befo~rI
I§
I Speculation
I
IBurgess was never :1 p 1'-
man-en-t Foreign Oi e
Oz iciéilz he was e. temporary
wartime recruit; but he did
rise to he, for some time,
private secretary to the then
Minister of St-ate, Mr.
Eector McNeil. He was
about to be discharged fro-in
the service, not for security
reaiso-ns, and w:a,s-there is e
bite of irony hcrewabout to
join the stall of 3- great
Lo-noon newspaper-
All t-hesie facts have been
widely discussed for years
past, Under the compulsionI
I
of Mr; Petroi/s disclosures__
the Foreign Office has begun
ro open up about them
ltt-lei
It is now essential the
ie openinigup process con
'nue, and that it be as full
nd as candid as possible.
Above all some explanation.
however painfiii, must be
given of the failure to act
swiftly and decisively when
it realised that Macleen
was a security suspect. One
able and very dangerous
man got away; so did his
Sancho Panza. Why?
The Foreign Oilice must
strive to answer honourably
and truthfully. Otherwise n.
torrent of speculation wiil
conitin-ue, certainly not to the
countrys hen-eiit; and theH ' - | 11-9 1951- __ 92In£:n's tragic, inno-cent 3.11%
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Today The People uys before the
w rid the complete s lotion to th
an sery of the issing Sritis
diplomats who disappeared int
the unknown four years ago."
The answer tn the most baffling ricldle of
our times c011'l :S from inside the MVD.
Russiais secret service network -~ from
Vladimir Petrov, the top Soviet agent who
has In-okcn with Moscow and found refuge
in Australia.
As 113311 of -U10 Soviot spy ring iii the Aus-
..-ira|ian.¢-caililal, Czmlierra, -he came into
0 ,. J,i.p0sscssion__ oi all the incredible details of thecor spi?4.5g'org:1i1isnd in I92'}0Scow to spirit awayDo al "M_:§g_iea:1 and Gu5$"lIurgcss.
st i¥eek' tl1c .A1isIrall'li'rt"R'i1yal Commis-
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we. th was published. it was based almost
cxvllxsivciy on lctl'ovs~ revc tions and those
of his Wife livdokia. ~
The report was not mnccr cd wilh the {:3 g
of the missing diplomats. N ithcr Pctrov n 1i
his wife gave public evidcnc on the fate l
Burgess and Maclcan.
Only now is their --
dramatic testimony dis-
closedIor exclusive pub-'
liciition in Britain through
The People.-
Oln the most faaitaslic
. y document raver com-
p led Vladimir Pctrov tuda
1- veals thal-
B rgss and Maclcan wer
ecruiled as spies Z.
TYQEARS AGO; if '»~ ,'1nay supplied Moscow Wit
secret documents of 1h.
British Foi'Bi;l:n Qfce U
A SCALE HITHERTO U
SUSPECTED;
When British Intclliglll-8
agnts hogan lzo investi-
gate their activities
THEY BEGGED FUR
REFUGE IN MOSCOW.
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-r92~_Leading part
It was a triumph for the en
T. re world-wiric spy network ru
I om the Kremlin. Dozens 0
t e rnosi; cunning agents or the
secret service hnri taken part in
it. And. Klslytsln himself had
played e leading role in it when
he was an MVD officer in
London and later in Moscow.
It was through him. inrieed,
that i was able to discover the
truth a.-Milli. s. :n3.ster':7 that has
I-f6;_il'. the world guessing for four
years.
Even iliongn 1 was head oi an
_Lmoou1.ant MVD ntannn and
held the high rank oi lieutenant-
colonel in the service. 1 should
never have been let into the Bur-
gess and Maclcan secrets.
AS in other secret services. no
one group of the MVD is allowed
tn know anything beyond its
own special sphere of duty. So
I hari no right to question Kis-
lytsin about his work in the
Burgess. and Maciean affair.
But no sooner did he hear
that Mrs. liflanlean nan dis -
eared than he sought to eet n
ouch with the MUD men n
osoow with whom he h. d
lanned her secret jGJ1l!'1 y¢
before he Joined me in Aust -
Ila.
. d to secure oermlssion
sex wooed cables to Moscow e
he to explain to me. his chi E,
all about his work in the miss-
ing dininmats operation.
1 gave rum DEl'lZliSS] 'l. lily
wife Ei-noi<1n was our Cypher
clerk. she corleci the cabled mes-
sages he-sent and the replies he
receiverl.A5 9, rs-suit. l learned almost
every startling clvtail of the
Burgess and Maclean star?-
Frm-n the secret cabled mes-
sages and from Kislytsiu him-
self I was able to bulls] up an
astonishing picture of the
gigantic coup.And now 1 can lay beiore the
w Id. the full solution to the
in story of the mlssin $010-
m ES-
irst of ail, let me destroy
so e oi the myths that ii va
gathered round this ca-se.
[L is not vet fully "Me. ed.
outside the Iron Curtain. Ii?-5
Burgess and Maciean ere
traitors to their country and
gave secret information to
Moscow
r Soviet spies
: can now disclose that heyorld
all doubt time tum men rr.-mi-_
'-emiin with
Toy their Em.-lids on qLt_1u$l6§
Fcrvr-its of iilie Forriq '0'5f1i1 7
Certain p_ur§iic men in em-.:igave consoles themselves with ie idea that the two diplo-
ats were Soviet spies for only
short. time and could not have
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Anrflhe final mvth that 1' C? H
ewiocie is the ction that
B rgess and Metclean rzly
classed the Iron Cilrtaln be-
c.-use they were disiliusi ed
w th Elle in capitalist" Eri ain
and yearned for the RUS.>iH11
Utopia.
In fact, the Tm-S0?! for their
?36'r'J-I wile simple and urgent -:i
Elf?! discovered that they were
unrler i?i'.U¬siign.ifi01?. by the
Bririielt security services, And
they pleaded for asylum.
Ardent Reds
The story or the rnlssint
diplomats begins at Cambridge
University. where these two
5'5-llrlg mE'i"l, quite lndeperidenbljv.
became interested in left wing
politics. Their interest; was
iwted by the British branch of
the Soviet spy m'ganisai;.inz1
ivorlsing from the Russian em-
intsey as ?dinic.}mats"-»as we
did in Austi'alla..
Beijore very long both n'1i|i
were heart and soul on ti-ie
Communist sicio in the wori<l-wide battle of ideas.
Skilful work by British Cn-
-ots, acting for our epv net-
ork in L01id0n_ soon q-.0; Vii'icr; ,1
tiem that ii was their uty to
onfinued on Fa e 5
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urges evetytlliligldo r _/thing that would give aid.
and comfort to Communism.
They were then, even if they
did not know it themselves,
already membem of the Russian
inte lllgcnce eerrioe.
Indeed. the most astonish-
ing fart about the whole
extraordinary affair is that
the iwo men. though they
became ohm: friénila after
their Cambridge days, did
not know of each 0t11er's
spying aotivities.
It was not llritll they were
aln ist ready for their ight
loscow that they learned
At MVD WOTK.
Spies already
The scale of their activities
can be gathered from what
Kislytsin told me of the three
years in which he was in close
touch with them.
I was posted to our Embassy
in London in 1945, he infornled
me. My job was that of oypher
clerk to the MVD. I personally
handled all the material that
Burgess su pliedll 1 1-92
I received brief-cases full orto"the, were both linked in l1ighly1
* lVLADIMIR
FETROV"S
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SECRETS
Bntinued from page 1.
sent by courier in the diplo-
matic bag to Moscow.
" But there were many times
when urgent information from
the documents ha-:1 to roach
Moscow quickly. In those ca:-es
1 used to transcribe the infor-
mation into code and cable it
direct to heaclquarte:'s. "
It was tvpical of the way
MVD worl<ecl that while he
in London, Kislytsin never
either Burgess or Maclean. But
he knew the Soviet official who
was in regular contact with
Burgess."He used to come back to
the Embassy, after his meet-
ings with Burgess, with his
clothes spattcreel with mud,"
' Kislytsin told me, " I gathered
that their renriezroils was out
in the country.
In 1943 Kislyts-in was recalledthe
was
saw
reign Oice documents. They. __io Moscow. He spent a year on
9292 re pi1Dt~0§{1'H-Dhéd at the Em-
bissy and quickly returned to
Burgess. The photographs werean intelligence training course
in which he specialised in Eng-
lish, Then he was appointedto the Directorate of the C m-
rnittee of Information, a may
that controls l the sifting 0!
intelligence brought in by the
secret service.
He was put in charge or the
special section of an amazing
library of foreign intelligence
called the Top secret Archives.
By s. remarkable coincidence.
this section turned out to he a.
collection oi the material stip-
plied by Burgess and Maclean.
MVD crisis
It was crammed full of secret
documents of the British
Foreign Oflioe. There was so
much 01' it tht 8. great deal £19-cl
not even been translated and
distributed to the Minist es in-
terested. Kish-tsin had h work
out out even to sort iii.
When he had clone so. 2 was
frequently called upon t show
particular les of documents B0
higli-ranking otlicials of various
Soviet Ministries.
steadily the documents poured
in for another two years. But
in 1951 cameo. crisis in MUD
heaoquartela
U1-gent messages were re-
ceived from London that Thir-
gess and Maclean had reported
to their Soviet contact thut
they were under iI192.'G5LlgEti,ln1l
by British Intelligence. 'Iliey
begged for refuge in Moscow.
l~1X'lT W E E R : Vlad nil
P trov reveals how the £5 he
w s carried nut. And he ves
a. close-up picture of how
g es and llrlanlean live and
in ll1o§_c_oy921 today.ur-
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ROM the Welter of words written and spoken on the Buigess id
l92:liiolea.n affair this week-end, there enierges this vital qhe-stii 11:
" WIIU WJXS THIC THIRD MAN ? 92-Fae he found aml sacked Oi" iS
he still in Lhe l?orei;_'§n Ollhze? ' MW Z
The Third Man stands revealed in the fascinating»
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Former Foreign OlllC¬ Oicials. This makes it clot '
chat. following a leakage of information to the Sovi
_vea1s before, the eld 0 suspicion was narrowed be
mid-Apr§Tl951'tii two or L iree persons.
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Number One, Just a 92vQe.&§
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the Third Man and whcreil
is he to-day ?
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llominaui quesliim until the re-V i
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A MAN FROM M15 owes CALLED T0 SEE ME. AT cnuscnmns CLUB:-**.0N BUSINESS
~ no YOU KNOW GU1*5~BURoEss?" HE
ASKED ME. 1 TOLD n1l921'If"f!'f'1if ii¬i5'i=i'i*jiiI '"*'
Burgess was a member of
the club from 194.8. One of
he earliest. His membership
mil her was 17263 and to
rial. we 11:-we more than
i"f.0 0 members on our roll
s you can guess how far
bI1Cl{ Burgesss association
with Churchills goes.He used to live lil across therong from C urchllls . in
ch ord-streeg. ,F'rorp_ the ofce
nere I ar'wl'lLing' now I can
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liming on Bond Street.
HE WEPT !
Folleaglle Bruce Brace saw
1.mch more of him than I did,
Omen. after I had left the club
ii the em-iv hours of the morn~
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. W118 cagsretltes, a nighil-can
ii id. a chat. with Bruce.
Ami I recall that when hel id too much to drink he used
. 92 ';"~43 _ -
ss= I-iacLEAN CASE 'HARRY
MEADOW ,
the King of Clubs,
writes I Don't Go
Home Till Morning
litersllgr la cry on Brucefsshoulder.
192:Iy interview with the MI5
man took place in 1951. some
veoeks aller the diplomats had
iiisaggpeered. Was Maclean e
mem'bs>1', the man from M 5wanted to know?
He was not. but he had be n
1 save-ml limes with Burge. .
What, dill they talk sbou ?
most everything in_ the worl ,.vi said,-except poilncs
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92
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IN A PANIC
D " Burgess ever menli n
Rus ia? he asked.
N 'er, as far as We co cl
remember. but he did seem to
be, if anything, a shade anh-
American, though nor, violentlyso.
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I had known Bulgess he- hadnever. even in his Cllps, £:»!lve_11me sllglibest indication of his
intention. to leave the oounlry.
But once lights l'inshe<l on in
his al, at about 4 2pm., after he
had left the c1l1h~a-ml t-hen,
suddenly. we saw him having
across the road to Qhurchllls
in a tremendous panic. A
Have you seen my brie--case? he asked Bruce.
" was that. yours? Brucegagged. I just saw someonewa k out with ii.
Burgess tLl1'ned so pale wethought he would iailr. So
Bruce hurriedly told him he was
joking and hanrleci over his
property.
. at was the last we ever s eroi l lm.
T- e next night Burgess a id
Ma can disappeared.
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On Friday; September 11. 1952.
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alongside
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"1Bufg'ess and Macieon were
undoubtedly prr/.e "catches"
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that the Sovietipy iiozixoi-k has
1*ec1'im.ed infofmcré of g1'CB.L21 02"
lesser 11S!3fi.ll11GSS in eve:'_92,' "
countr!: 9292'i1,h which Moscow
maiiitoilis ciipiomatic relations.
These time-lmnourod diplo-
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States are vital For tho work-
ing; of the Rm;s.i:1u scorch
service. Almost invariably the
head of the Soviet spy ring in
any country is to be found
safely ins-inliczi in the Sovietl.mlmssy_iisclf.
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his fellow spy §_gg___
our T00!
ABOVE is the block Oi
building-s in which
192'Irs. Donald Maclcan lived
in Geneva. And in the
picture on the 1i.g'lx92. she is
1-;£¬92:! at Lonrlon Airport
with her son, as sin: walks
out tn join the iilalw whiil
brought her on the rst
leg of her escape. N0
wonder she smiiesl
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as a, spy.
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Al last a newspaper has rung the bell. There
imvc been cmullless costly! stories of Mr.
Mziclenlr and Mr. Burgess, of the Foreign Office,
since they -mmisherl four years ago. New the tale
told in The People as from Mr. Petrov in
Australia is mlmirterl by the: Foreign. Oice to be
i!_r__cie_r-§ ri_i_;__ esseiztials true. i
TIJOSE are not my words. They are a quotation
from a leading article in the The Times last
192Im1c1a.y while the world was st-ill reeling from the
disclosures we printed the day before about the
missing diplomats.
It was a graceful cumpliment from that august
journal and it is gratefully received. Not merely
because it is plcaszmt for the stuff of a newspaper to
have its enterprise so openly acclaimed, but because
these words may put an end to the insidious cam-
puign to discredit what is called the popular Press.
For years the public has been fed with the story tll
hey should take no notice 0,f_new.spape1's like Tl:
conic. We have been brushed risiclc as scnsatior
mckinp: lizwluts, concerned only will; catcli-pellny
stu11ls.
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~-..-.: ~_ ;__ - _ r~ W, --7,. , .-'¢l_,__"'A'--._,-'i~=-_i ;~*-.--;_~.4-sncercrlIF we uncover 2. l..'l'llVB 0 rial ilijustice we_ are eall1
" scandal 5h1:el;s" and ccused of distortion.
If we reveal aspects oi Ii that show the existence 0
"ociul problems we are accused or muck-raising.
There is a good reason for this. In all walks 0! life
there is a hard core of men with power who fear the
popular Press.
For we are not satised to accept olcial statements.
We dig under the surface. '
We nd out the facts-m1d we print tl1cm.'
Worse: still, we call er spade a snails and, since we soc it
35 9111' duty to wrilg for or-tlinary mcn and women _wl1u
often refer to that; implement as an adjcctival shovel, we
sunictimcs use tliosa very Words for it. _
So oiciahlom has tried to gang ll 011 115' ill 11415
explained away our disclosures 3i10l1l2~92lfi'lt- is really
going on in public life with my-f=*i1'r slaf~ww11l»S-
And lately it has adopted the more sinister tactics of
clelziminz the popular Press as " i1'respo1_isibla" and
degradi|11;.
Slime it has been The People that has upset th .11
must with its -1ll!:'Fl.I1i.2=i, this newspaper has been the ta -
get of much oi this denigration.
But the conspiracy has
failad. Time and ag '11wg have succeeded W4
Duncan Webbexposing and ending av 5
despite their chicks aid
jecrs. .
When
brought
ghastly
London
Mcssina.to light the
vicc ring in
run by the
hrotlmrs, they
and called his
articles 120l'I92O5,'_'l3-11113-
But the police were
forced to act. and two Of
the Gang wclic gaolctl
while lhc other tllr
fled the country.
. _*_ .
frills |92cw.92»1mpr'i' larrhs
life as it is.__aml Iurrrs
¢pi,h1>.r5 Lu follow Sllli.
lllnch-rzllaillg? IS il
muck-raking to let
young people rcml wh t
actually hztppencrl to a
girl wllo ran away fri n
home to take a lorry ri e i
into a. life of shame?/5??
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,Is it Haensatinnalism
for a newspaper 10 pri
the addresses of premise
that are being used
call girls, since
police Clailned to knew
nnthing of the existence
of such things?
These are matters of
grave c-uncern to the
fabric of unr national
life. You wnn%. nd them
mentlnned in tl1e respee-
table " newspapers. Tlu-y
are not suppuscd lo
happen!
Well, The People
takes people as they are.
.lt has nu time for hum-
bug 1111 for cuwards. And
this time it has got both
iaetiolls on the run with
ts Petrov disclosures.
This time even tl
-tulfy boys of eh
Foreign Office have h
tn admit that the big
black type they hate so
much- sc- much nicer,
£02236 12,1011. thin!-:, if they
sairi it quietly like the
Daily Telegraph "?--is
true.
1 p1'nlnir<e them lhat
they are going to hate our
big black type a lot more
in the coming months.
Unless, like The
Times " and our own vast
army oi loyal readers,
92{;_11:_:$ have the sense to
accent it and to realise
that. in our l~0Ium11s at
least. the unvamished
truth is always going in
be printed.
Mm 9'41:/ff,§
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ecuri melp savii
e urgess sli
hrough netEmpire News Reporter
FFWO s e e u r ijtly men- » watehed _§l1_:f_>_l?iJ2IEe55-- *-
slip through _ the net
Jiielosing him and escape
to the Iron Curtain--and
they were powerlesa to d0
anything about it.
I am able to make this
extraordinary revelation fl
lowing the White Paper
publication. which admits?
._-lat, surveillance of the two
iforeign Offleekrenegades was:
limited by kid glove
orocedure.
On the last day before Burgess;" 9292-'-ent on 1C'¢1>:¬ " he was followed
nv two .<ecul'li,y men who were
tailed to we-tel; hlmein London.
l!i1e_v saw him 2l.lil92-¬~ an the
l*"oreigf1 Oice at his usual time
ind go to his room. 1There lie igaclcecl :1 suit¢:;1,.@elind left. Jusl;_ eioro lunch. The
Lwo ofcers llld behind a curtain N
n zujlohher room D'v'¬rl,0C'l'Ill'ig the
.'OYf?l1;Z1 Ofce quadrangle and"9292'c&1bBd-
Too late l
T my S2. -' Burgess wall; swii'i,l_vi
clow the Foreign Ofce steps in
:"e quadrangle, pause. look
= 92 lnd quickly and fLl1tl92-'El_y", and."
their plane his suit.-case down
and begin to walk slowly round
the quadrangle. _He was aipparently waiting for
somebody.
Burgess suddeuly appeared tocome to a decision. He piokeu
zip his case and walked 1'21-pldlff
an-vay~._
The two security officers ran
down into l-he qu;uiranglebut
ll-ieycI lost him.
Ulster watch
Subsequent inquiries showed
he not inm 9. taxi in Whitehall
and drove to t-he Wesn End. He
never 1'et.urne-d to the Foreign
Ofee. nor he seen again by
oecu1'it_y sliadows. .
Now 1 i1ndei"sf,and ihgit security
-nen from M.ll.5 may be stabioned
erman-ently in Northern Ire-- and as part; of the G0ve1'nme1iLs
Isms to prevem any, leakage
mrough Ulsier or Lop-level docu-.
RE: Ma0LEM92l CASE
' Bufile 100-37h163l
Q": 17: YB "iii:
EMWIRE l'EEWS' " ' " "
seeroueeu 25, 1955
LONDON, ENGLAND
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a
mental-y seorets to coiultries
behind the Iron Curiain.
It is realised that Eastern
refugees who had come to Eire
might, easily cloak new MVD
8uCilVlEiE'SDBl"lCLllai13' when it
W.-15 found than such refugees
made very frequent visits northof Llie border.
This seep will be the latest in
2. series which heive been taken
tlirouglic~ut B ri t i s h diplomatic
centres no guard 8.gEl;l'l5L es-pion-llage 1niiltrai.on. l
Since the sliake-up in secui'i1,_92~;
1'IlE3FLll' S I.-here liave lltlll several
Qicial Secrets Act pi"osec.ii;ione.l
lncluriing one outside London,
vcliere evidence ujas subinittecl
by what was obviously a very
large and comprehensive" SllH. l'JWillg' " team.
In addition. SCOElH1'"s iYEl.l'd low
i'uu.'= an elalbomte pliciiie-Lap ing
service. Although Llie evidwice
not admissible in court. in 31'0-
vicies much valuable inform.» tlon
to assist slmdowixig l.i:r.92i1lS and.Lher investlgaicus. 1
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BRITISH SECURITY
Hardén Attitude in Aft02nic~Sec1'
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' The .Sz:m§my Times iiiiprhlrmxaitr ¬urres;mmFem~
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.=a<e1y to be thsa hardening sf the
_1;@.s;§:n*g pmlitivn. of whi¢:_l'1- Sir
in.st,01l C-huve.hiE;1 c:nrn"mai:wr1 $6
; 3e1I§* when Prizma. Minisi-ser.v KIYIGEE
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as anew». se:=u1~i§.§r check " t.ns.n "vs-E1,-~.= we
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M <;m11h3*im " witvan~k:11n$jv11g." had 23.5"5. Zing that sam.192ct:1ing uf the sot; ngug-xl
be nr-ecieri in 'W111:ei1a.1,!. 3Jursse of 2.3-mm, indeed. ciavarn in haw;
am0r.~g ~tn~s:ir i1':r.*-axis Foreign v .:ff:css
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in e-192'ni3'a::e:i in 1.-his Ens *;ne_v xi-
ri.@- LE5 cw-zrltmk the restraining infuse me
Qt the Luvs of bei stats slander tlem
w§*.E¢3i92 I.92I{92 liable: in nxakzev as-'i;{;t1~
k111n1:ing an ex!;rerr1eE§= c-;1si~§';<= spurt.
A mains" 'e<mkness in ikw. C;nse1*nsz:s~r1t.'&
<:¬tSe.. n wifaiesh chsre has been mczss, s:r»:n~
mam; Er! L¢3nm:. c92i::92c&':92.& Y-ha at-;;=.z:»im*.:"u;
£11515 'ni¬i11_s_= sacret decmzznemua we1"e wish»
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1'19 Vizlizrvw ;.m::92=i0"=§;e have seen £11-g:1ly
secret d:>»:1mnez~:t;~:.
Ingenunus Claim
Y~i'fi» @=1i~::' in '5-hr: wlzize Paper it is
ingezauuazsiy {riéiillltl t»ha-t r~:la»:'iean'.s
iernzexr Dnpar:-xtnenmnim Nnrih. ;§.m=~.ri<7:sm
£J2mr:92:r12nt., "§I=3:2.»w n.92;£- e:».l wiaii me
ma-jar _i::cb}ems Qf éxzzgxln-Ans;e:~ic:1¢:. reig-
92~'=n=*; =~~~a c:0nt»a:1t.iun Lhm; Denma-
ns niizials o:;I_92,-' d.s.'r'ld'é, N
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wacs: 8» ;l92riJ._-'92%i'iI11¬ T§92.'zr-:1 Man "-~ smjm
wiwa mam naxe g:'92='eP: Zxiasiean p so
escagae--:>ncuuraged trsnsatmnsi 31111..
den<::s~.
E'mva~§gn E1i{J1mt!§.5. in Lm'n,d=m ;;s:'1s-s*=a'=E5:'
eem in feel that Foreign Gne ;m=:st,ig;3
sass E~:s.&c:r3. marmia an idw .»"us;921;=-:.i»-m
been wade};-' miced »- i;!1o~.:g=r~. ind]:-
smantéir ream.-ied by Foe ei$§n Qiiiua rm 1-
hens. Nhn are nmfoundiie wwnhmrrassedv 1
Yin": v.~;E'1:3Ee mr=u:-~~~L-ms Macslmm mu -:
lead tsraxx: ;:m$: :$'u3 pm:e;::i;;r hehillti me in have been nm;1§ a
mm ;~=w.=n kid gioves
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THE SUNDAY TIMES
SEPTEMBER 25, 1955
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By {IHARL
Thu Slmdrzy Times
FPHE Gmmfnznent. is in E0: a; c1¥t-
-1*" mm; time ever Y,-Sin: Burgess-
Maclean Mair when Pariizamezzt re»
I a..~:~semb1e:s xmxt month, The m'ev:;.il~
E i"n3:§ Qpinion in an parties is than the
iwhite Paper is less tram: than it
lught to be.
is is gait hiwavt tnara are gaps in the
nfs:-mt re-.cr_>rd af evarats wh;i.cn must be
Iilieii in: 1.h;92§ wen Ps1.1'¥i;I1m1?m. W233 miS-
aed at tsrmcea when it, wazgnt §nft&rrna»192icm
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; muw nmsh !Tui5B icngzzs.
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1 1111f'f¢1921h£~:&rii}* he m"ess.eci. The C;m?-em»
g Révt v;"=§.l give tirtm: far fut! Parlian1a<n-
i*-my drsbmle. in mum rs-mi: n icsa. Exit
am3:m*e:=;i imenness zacmx unsiw mes»
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psmsmie »:s;92:tL>n:. mm rm 'i3.$S:.922'a='1G¬B
tI:1s'x.t- the secmiizf ;~'-ye-;vi,ern has been
t-igt::,en-as up, and 2!. suitahie z*Js5grLe mi
r!»t3:1»LriE:em.=s+.<;, in ;~:h§c,h,. aft-Er ah, some
5iQ¬11a§iS5~ ea:-I92~'Iintsz¢ers znusm share.
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an Ezimne h;a.w ma-ed to we men $<"l 3~3
c-.rer;1tAe:d z.1w.:. i;c=:'c."e, M11611 tlaa $Im::~t
<*=i'11aE»+e-ci us far clguec on ten 5=-:<:m~s. e
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fmiat ;ageni~aa,g:a§1:;st Gar-
n"1zm;<~ but never against
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.=1e case oi Burg=:::ss am M;sV~;Jcan
Ham a rams; sLp-aciai paint of view,
F31-"ear aim: fheir di&1a1ppear a_s1:: s in
$5#2f3V1_ there have been &§Li£§£IC.-1&5" in
my :éF:31-mi whicl-1 in-we mm been
.v.=s=,vercd csy the Whit: Paper
sbmcd on Friniay. Lt me, at the
ruusst, maxim: it quirk: clear that K
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i- own country. There is no point
it removing a discovered source
ti Moscow, unless it is ltnowii tat
Ti. is about to he brought to tial.
with the risk that further tin is-
cnvered sources, will be g' en
away. '
Sources. who are often unstable
'7i_.tSOl1Eillll¬S, tend to stiffer from
.nnriety. From time to time they
develop otit~.'~;tatioii" rierves. and
lionibard lvloseow with requests to
.=c given asyluni. Part of the Resi-
dent Director's job is to soothe them
drnvii, keep them on the job. A
promise is. of course. made to all
sources that. if they ever are
d~.:teet_ed,_ they and their families will
he saved and taken to Moscowhut
only when detection is certain and
would lead to a puhtic scarltlal. In
cases where evacuation would be
the cause of the scandal. as it Vt'lS
vii. Burgess and Maclean. evaci.;i-
tioi would not normally be carri d
NU
should be added that the busi-
ness of arranging an evacuation is
-roiiiplex and requires several weeks
til prepaiatioii. _ Marty agents have
tti lit diverted into arifaiiging it; fails;
nassports have to be made. and
every detail carefully organised. The
cost of niaintuining useless evacuees
ill Moscow is also unwclconte. In
~llO.1't, however hard he may beg to
he removed to the Soviet Union the
"$OUt'Ce will he left in his own
country unless there is some extra-
=.»rdinary reason for removing hint.
Now, it appears from the White
Pa er that _Bi.irgess_and Mai._~_le;;ii
W c not in danger of arrest, Tr l
ill While Paper Says that Macle ii
W s going to he interviewed on s $-
picioii, and this evidently been _c
kt own to him. Bt1tand we must
lo k. at this through the eyes of the
ni n in Moscow who had to decide
W ether to evacuate hini~-it was not
Dy aiiy means certain that this
inquiry would result. in a public
scandal. Qn the evidence of rhe-
W ite Paper. Maetean was iii danger.
at worst. of being called upon to
t¢5Et1- In that event the British
PU 15¢ Wtlld have heard nothing of
what lay behind the case..
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OE course. if the British i-tuth ri-
tie. could have produced cont: te
cvi cncc that Macleari liatl ti en
cor ntunicatiiig secret informati ii,
tli could have prosccutetl hi i;
an probably have had hirri ini-
prisoned. But, according to the
White Paper. no such evidence
eitistcd at the time. and this is the
fact which would norinaliy weigli
most with the Soviet espionage
autliorities.
If Burgess and Maclean were not
in the situation which nornially
warrants evacuation, why did the
Soviet autliorities take this extra-
ordinary step P
I-1
As it is clear that the evacuation
of these nicii was fully pieparecl,
and as the only danger that seems
to have confronted them was that
0 qttestinniii-g. it secriis likely that
tl e Russians feared they might have
iicriniinatctl otlic:r:~; if they broke
d wn under questioning. Both men
were adniittedly unstable characters,
liable to lireakdow'iis. {Once the
Russians had evacuated lvlaelean
they were lJ Jttl1tl,~lH my opinit i. to
go on to evacuate his wife: to rave
taken the husband and left his wile
would have had a dziiiiaging elect
on Soviet sources all over the
world.!
This supposition need not I1'lC21t't
that the Russians have. or had. a
super-spy in the middle of the
British Governnienr machine. They
iniglit have hceii llllS-t;~!l{Ctlil'tC
battle of Kharkov was lost by the
Russiaris llecausc one of their hcst
sources in Nazi Geriiiany had
become the dupe of a "double"
agent. What sccins at least certain
is that Moscow not onlyltriew
Maclean was going to be questioned
itself I'Ci'1lE3Il92£tbl0 enough-biit
at o thought that he and Bur cssin glit incriminate others or anoate-1'
in re important than two citric d-ahlc sources " suclt as tlieniselvlgs.
r HE Sim; of Burgess and Macletin
is on; oi. the most ttisciiiatiiig
o our tinie. Putt of H5 tltltiftlhl
is that Maclcun was lll iiitiiili
ways a golden boy " of our coni-
ltltllllly-~-l',ll}t3t'Ll.l tfaiiiily bticl-igrouiid. pmg;-,;__t,5rv¢_ views, tiottlhincd
with an aristocratic derncanoui.
Alger I-liss was fasciiiating to
Aiiicrica because l1t3 SCCmCT-1 mil 13°}; '
feet specimen of a New Dealer .
h was both attacked and defen Cd
so hotly because of this. Maul an
ant Burgessare to-day heiiig e-»~_._
tuals. Yet Dr. Klaus Fuchs, the
s cially coli>uile.ss ertiiign, E15
p obably a tar more valuable So et
at iit than Maclean or Bt1t'g6S-
H w he escaped detection for 50
long provol-;ed far less demand
for inquiries. lt seems to be the
social, rather than the security,
sigiiiticaiice of such eases that
.escitcs. .
There curt be no doubt that s'oiiic~
thing has been seriously wrong with
our security services. fliey need
thtirouglt invcstigatioii. ltaw Ltldnit. liowcver. he a sound 1de_' ttl
ll ld that investigiition in publi or
in the spirit of an indigna on
in eting.
Fuit and C !l1fHSl'0?I..,---- i =
Fri AT niuch of the Press is riots ".-
cerely coiicci'iicrl about sccur ti
is eviclent enotigl". : one ol the tJ'¢92P§Y*'
that most fervently procliiinis its
>:n*<=i.~*=i.z; anti:gurus iii who was ta :0 gig jntr;lligei'ice dcpartnieitt -It iclcarly an intended deliberatebrach or 5g.curity._ Even ll'lCV]'JL_1}'!C;5
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place rm _92'~i_1tj.l't evidciice? The fact
rim Miicleiin vi-as allowed to get out
t of the countrv shocks the Mini- l /lgliesrcr Umirdinii: but would that
mist ap['!l".!VC legislation Cl11l1OWCT'. inn ;-1 Secret police to detain people
-,,,.i§|-mur £1» vitlence of guilt?
The pu
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L Pzirliaineiit :illULll{l.'WC believe. l*_-C | for such a coinniissioi'i. But its tind-l ittgs should renrain .»'¢tt'¢ti ii!"-l 1- 15 iiieinbers are satislicd. that should be
Qnougli. Otherwise security mus
ht}ct!t1lG iiici'easirig_ly breached. to
jngrcgig; [3ttl'llHll]Blll.{ll'y O1" l;lll'l"tln-lterial watclifulness of_oi.ir olhcials./ti
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92 on FWDAY was unknown is the Fareign Dfce an MQHUAY AvFTEEiN[§GN~'N¬}T
unday mnming as stated in The White Paper.
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Why so lax
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' BUFQCS5-l HCiCllI92 debate now r 1- H .192l!'ii_ll Tto&;i tlfiii interest in the
~ niiig at icvcr pitch. _
I knew Burgess during the war.i had been seconded to the E.B.C. as aP producer. He was chariiiing, amiablo' and highly lntelli- "
, gent. He had 9.
i habit of flattery.
I suspected that
his attery was not' entirely disinte-rested
* in my case, although i . <-- what its ulterior ;~ K.object was.-- I- could i ' "
not have said then.
It may be that hewas tryii-if to extract .prets r o m_ -mr
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iubt-ful that I knci
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h 5 time and talents.
RE: l.5ac:LEAN CASE
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_ Too Lefhsh
Arid _ although. 1ust ' say. it ne er -
ossed my mind t i. _
E was 3 traitor to iis _
country. I wouldn't/<
have said he was a.
suitable person to beR;'iv~9.te secretary to a
inister.
He" was too much in
tlie-oolitical swim him-
self with too many
Leftish contacts.
Tiiarl is wily I
nd the inoilott
silence 0; Mr. Hen-
lor McNeil Cl little
e.ictraordi?Iar3.r. For _Biirossx was, in joist, -
histgoriuato secretory.An Mr, McN_e t
op-poreiitly noticedniitlzzng wrong. i
Mr. Morrison's re-
'aint on the su est
equally remark bie.
of the act"
was Fol ism
at the ma.
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'1 is is what ma <35the Ul-Chl!1H> 5 if"
lm elation oi ir-
Ma .mil]i21.1'i and LordJohn Hope just a llftla8.bSl..ll'Cl. Useless lo!them to shoulder 11051?"the orosii oi i's*{si>0nS~bility [or the aair.
It is with the
Labour Government
of the time that_l_l1e
teal r e 2| p onsiliiiity
lies.
. Dalton tells us in
memoirs that U115or lie rst things he_ did n becoming Undi Se rotary M WeForeign Office ln_19l9was to call tor a list of
all Roman Catholics
- working there-ti_3 59%
if his dark SD30-$9113
were true!
1 ieel he could M0"tablg ihave t!'¬mE--;ierre_ _at least an equalsuspicion to C O -Lllsts in 45-5iJ;~va d view
at he
crotary
hisI course theg se of Mr. Maoiiiili foivini; hln']5 1i.'
ti pack now howl i;for blood is entlrelv
laudable. He hopes to
draw thorn of! and pro-
verit a mistaken asmult
on tho Foreign Service.__
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Mr. Bvliiii.-iit
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' Miss G.iiioy,_H,
IQ--.-_--~ 1 ~i92"f '§?Ei¬if.5.il§ ,1f
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ii witch ht! t 5°-ll
For there is a very
- roal danger that theinatural aotger firedby the .a -air iiiaydogs-iierati-2 into a.
witch hunt.
Already oorta I]- politicians arr -
Y&}ill' thenisch sin t i1 o I r pro-nounrementiz as
very able ed linglllcllarthieei. '%iiey
must he given no
eniioiiragrmeiit.
Let this Iraternlrv0 lgBnSillJ the die-ashQ 165/ may 0 lam:1 0i'e.dzima§e to theIi !!'E1gI'l e 1' V ice
i. an Burgess andll acleari. i
And how much
daiiiage. in fact. h e
the Lrearrlierous p ir
done? Not as mu ii,
I feel. as is genoi" ly
helievecl.
lllilitarj plansare vitalin peaceor oar--and their
rein-latiiin to an-
other power may
iii: ii niajur disaster.But I think the
vast secrecy over
diplomatic plans is
greatly overdone.
Lite to fear
If you are pLll'Sl'1lfl§§
an P.=i:-milialiy honest
Foreign Pohcy--wliich Britain is clo-
iiig--Llien you hzwelittle to fear from
rlisolosure oi your
plans.
And, liioreil. since
.si.n_~,i_ plans that-Ft ssia. may get hold
o will only serve to
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HH___ .T _ orergn Secretary, Mr. Harold Macmili V é . _ _ i aniitdodged ali questions- --i-about the Maciean and Burgess affair'when'he' left London Airportis-:' New -YGi'k last nigiie. ' ' '
Had he seen th t . e newspaper_reac_tions to the Wfiite-paper on ikwemissjngidiplomats ? '§I have read only one pa _e}f,_? said l§h}_:F/T3C]11.i_1.!_i'~ii1. - '
Did he expect the Americ t_ i __ 1 - ans 0. help _] ' Spjltliiif 0ff9I'£d~"~~ interested in ihe Foreigiiifoe e'e lan" "" op" -'c1L1U11_1 . T " Isl1ouldnt think so. - " J
Mr. Macmillan wh o was in a black jacket, striped
trousers, and wearing an Old Etxmian tie, ageeeci to-éspeak in a television broadcast . . . providing he was notquesiigngg -
For three and a half minutes he talked about his -
t ip to the United Nations Wh .- L en he had nished he
3 uiled his..t-ie istrai ht» '
,4 _ responsible for appointiwwgess and 1-1a"le"* ** ' 'g , and strode to the aircraft. 'oM,.P=-s 7 .
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. W be no ciodging the questions when Mr.
Macmillan returns He will fa
There ill
. ce the hottest reception?of his career in the Commons. . .
The anger of M.P,s is niounting in all. 'parties.
they are ciet-ermined to probe every aspect of theaffair as soon as Parliament reassembles. .
Questions Mr. Macmillan will be asked are:- L t
' IF you know t.he name of the third man whotipped o Maelean that he Wa bei I > _ is __ ong watched; why-f.Ion"'i- you name him ? - » i " ' - -
IF he has been punished or sacked, why not tell "us P i
IF you dont know who the tlp~o man was, wh
oi you going to doobout nndin out? " , g
WHO were the ofcialeK- in 1 9_ t that it was only.The Whlt¢_papero§:.g§:§:a1ed leakages to Ruse athat a sectlrltiyinrigjfce. ' Y1 1mm the Fm E 1 that in 1943, a" S<>."1 >.** °m° ,1" But I can $8-veg woreiéin Office 5'5 3-'w1d&Sprea"
warned We Em? Tn Whitehall. .net of Soviet agms '1 return for British__eitiZB S}%g1Ami he Offere Ur ta London bringing Wand eioomi 1n_%°S n§§ef';I;§Zs in Britain.him a St E A 1, -arh-nii.r,Pr1 that Maciean andSim it igaigubiilgtl "§eéBi}§"ii is clear that theBurgess were o. ~ - their :nam6S-list offered would have COI1l',2l11t:B 3 rendezvous to acceptA special courier wris gene? game O such was the- C165 119 ' 1 ewe.the Lemg, 13111; the 1 161; Qfeiai inst h s no _ _dgiay in Whitehaii tiiatsogy the Russian _Secui'it;»His nervousness, xiihiskeci away Y0 Russ Service} and he i0TE from Paris The newslpeper L9MARGINAL * 1'- apefl N0 0'5 er_ t the W11 te D .Monde "?,m§ §§§§ gg?I§§uiu¢n an iITiI3I'¬SS10I1 iht °Qqqumen *L ' f Editor writes-'. The sumiau Express Form"
. ,..._+. i.-. i-hc: art Qf !Oi1I1'G¬1'-B5DiC'n3 ge' S 0%Br ish are l1ui1ub-> M " e lmes the service ,tn t in the §§ni.t§§ §i£n?3?§§¬OTc'L}:i81;3{GOf a 11°11 m1mW,
see ritlf 1%-'n0
]Share
. of lthe
guilt
I-{E Foreign Office l
deserves every bit of l
15 the dmb-oing 1
now receiving over
Burgess-Maciean scandal.
But it should not stand
alone in the dock.
Why exonerate the
goodere who helped Cl
prolong the COI1spiI&CY
sll&n,ce.?._,._Why charge
-bu eaucrete and let
bu blers go?
on't lets forget
sci -appointed arbiters of
g od taste " in the news
papers. Always, always
remember the champions' .1 192K I I92of Melinde ma-:ie.;.n.
their iexample carries a
reel-iul warning to all who
love liberty.
Fourteen months a
the C1ipl0I'm3.l'.S disappeared
l.h8_~ Sunday OTDSBFVBI
printed a virulent attack ~
on newspapers whioh
eoziiplained. had been
invading Mrs, Ma.oleans
privacy at her home in
Surrey.
.- And the worst oen
EX ress, who-so crime
ab ut her coming movI SW1 zerland and then pri t v
wh- t she said.,it seems, was the Daily
had i
-he n to ask Mrs. Mecle n.,_.__
is -
the
d_.
t lthe
the ;
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do-goodere moved i .
I-faded by 8. dist-l -
gul. ed Liberal, »La y
Vio tBonl1a.l11C:-irter, they
ooded the Press with
letters in defence of Mrs.
Macleen.
Declared Lady Violet:
"The duty of a free Press
ls to protect the freedom
of the lndlvldiml citizen
from both persecution
and misrepresentation."
Note that last astonish-
ing word. Just; where, in
fact. did the 'misrepre-
sentation lie?
Mrs. Miltlean at this
ti e was still represent-
in herself as a. complete y
in occnt party. D s
2, body question that s e
living e. lie ? Is it otnow plain that she Jud
connived at her husband's
treason and was planning
to quit the West herself?
But the intervention of
the" *" do goodersi was
effective. '
There can be no doubt
that it strengthened the
Foreign Office in its deter~
minetlori to say and do
nothing. No doubt either
that lt helped to avert a
full-scale prone into t
s urlty arrangements
th Foreign Servlee_~wi
w at resulting damage to
th national interest it is
impossible, to calculate.
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on rivets grief. Bu in
the atmosphere of p bile
HM by irreateli by the
Foreign Office's silence it
was not only Elroper for
the ne"w"s~pelpers to we.tcr1
Melinda Maclean.
In the absence of
adequate ofciel securitychecks spectacularly
shown up later by her easy
flit from Switzerland-it
was their duty to do so.
For the government of e
democracy will no slothful
and rot if the newspapers
fail to maintain perpetual
vigilance.
The folly or the do-
gooders was that they
were ready to let national
security be stied by polite
l'l1&I'lI1ElS. -i
If such well-meaning
ide: lists had their ray.
dc: more-cy and fre om
W01 Id be done to dea h by
tn 1- earnest, sinner , and
deadly soft s-eruples;l
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Will it get away with tihat
Even it such an insvestigatljri
I ET"us lcai1e'Maclean ior the
H
WEMT HA!"!!*lN!'lD when lheclosure of some but
only some! or its long
hidden Burgess-Maclean
secrets, pours a bucket
of whitewash over itself.1 faced with the dis-
geriorrnance? I hope not.think the safety of the
nation justifies the most
s e a r c h in g lnvestlgatiinto the Foreign Office. L3;-Security department, at <1
the Secret Service.
uncovers-Has I think it wold
-some secrets as devastating
as a Hiroshima bomb.
moment and turn tourgess_ the more evil and
angcrnus man of the two.
was not only a man oi morall-repute. but Q. man u=il.l1 a.
sinister political luaclagrouncl.known to have disclosed
secrvt.
Fort-igri Office received 3-
;;l;,;r,»,~,g wguporl. against. him ?I-is was mar-nl_v lEl"JlllTLlllld¬d,"
and elven a. post at Washing-
ton whore he could dabble in
secreis again.who was responsible ior that
loll}; I
T Ws.shi:igi.o11 B1ll2E5S con-'ix tinues the some behaviour.
He not only mls'oelieves but he1 is lchnwn now that Borgesres in much with Russia. i,_ only here but in th
l ll-ed simes. get that; {ac
1 either never discovered or
discovered, is never produce
iilllt hi-rn. What a remark-ahle security system. isn't it '3
Fur<..her. at Washington. Burgess1BFLl.'= that his old friend
Maclcau is about to he caughtfor hand1115¬;hS&CIBl.5 lo thefjlussiens. w _<> leaked l.-hat.vital information to Burgess PLndoubttdly someone in the
British Ernhassy. Oughtl We
to know who he is, and what
has happened to him, if any-thing. -Bu1ge'ssLcomes home and tips0 Maclcan. He preparesifor their iflight. Buys the
navel tickets. And by oddcoincidence they leave the¢,f>uni-gr on the__very day thatU9 rrlgn Secretary. Mr.
Herbert Morrison. authorisesthe interrogation of Mztclean.
Dl|D_ BURQESS have anotherlit» on Irom within the°i9lEH"Oioe that it was timeQ run K It looks like it. _
OW to ills most remarks.-bl
hqppening of all. 'Wh_vasnt Burgess with ~ 1;
is again vyhaf, the Foreign.Office describes as "careless"
a.hO92.n; secret papers,ihe a.mhesse.d.or sends him
home. The Foreign Ofiicc
sends him on holiday whll ll!
I HINK we are entitled to sl:
~<iid some pcoole throw rteutle of protection ro idal-zes up its mind W1lEl.hE loEek him or not.
"P w .. . phis singularly favoured" young -
man '3 _Who were they ?__r_::. ._. . . _ __ __ _ _
. Fknown bad record put un or
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States '9lad he been xxalched as a m .11
with his his-totiv should havebeen, his association withlwiaclcan. who was then blnilquietly investigated. would
have been §..lsccvere.'i. Thatwould certainly have dT9PlJ¢d
the net over 192-iacleon.Burges.ss Foreign Office con-
t-acts would also havc comeunder observation fld ' sue»-picion ;.vhich_ might havethrown -is lignt on several
mysteries.His buying of the travel tickets
would have indicated thatflight was imminent. Thetrap would have been closed
on bnlh oi them. There would
have -been no escape. _
Hut for some inexplica.nlereason no u"nt<':n was nu on
him by M.I..'a. the depart ient
responsible. I suggest the thehem or M.I.E>. than Sir l ere};Sillltoe, should he asl-re to
explain that mystery.
IF Sir Percy Silllloe knew lrl-ie acts, {F1611 cieeirly he wasguilty oi ext-i'uoi'di1iar_v mei¬t-l-tude in [ailing to order he
' shadowing of Burgess.
IL on the other hancl. theinio1'rnatiori did not reach him,
I think it is 1'e2..s0nabie to ask
why not. anciwho failed to
let him have it.
BUR.GES»S IN FAQ'S. was such ll.
1llCl{_f*'_YOllI'ig man that we need
some betl:+:1' assurance. than
we have yet had that his
astonishingly lengliiy im-
munity and final escape werenot clue to the _p_l'0i.6CLlUIl_ oi
friends with political admins-
t.ra.tive or S06-l1llU_V power.
nd I think we are also anti ed
to us}; the Foreign Oi 9:"Are you stone-cold reri inthat. you have-nt any mor at. home like him ? "
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IIORIES oi
espionage,~.
>
h °_ 1 °Y" _ former Minister I of ~ Demce _ intrigued me t
The_,slinky and allur-
ingiemaie Spy ; the suave
diplomat whom nobody
w o u l d suspect; the
apparently 1 n n ovc e n t
denier in antiques; 2. dash
oi murder '
a n cl r o-
1|!-lanai-nodemands an inqu-iry into
:Iand Secretary for "U/all!"
lmance, with l l I
the culprits w ,§ g ._._-.-13. av ,§@92u 1. 1: uzuist-cij
u n m asked_.........
are familiar
with those exciting com-
plications.
But the Burgess-Maclcan
affair leaves me completely
baf ed. Truth, indeed, ls
str iger than tlctlon."
T e most exasperatlng
feat re oil the -a- a.ir is the
ev re attitude of t h e
Foreign Office. and now,
when it Die-ases the super1'_o.r
people in that exclusive dc-
partment to come off their
perch, the casual nature oi
their disclosures.
Fantastic
SHOULD h a. v eI thought t h a t
- public disquiet
about security arrangements
in the Foreign Olce would
have induced the Foreign
Secretary to make a con-
sidered statement at once.
Not so ; it was left to a very
Junior Minister, Lord John
Hope. to make a public
explanation of this most
mysterious affair. .
AND WHAT A FAN-
TASTIC! EXPLANATION
I WA$- "
I is now admitted t at
bot those unsavoury char c-
ters were under suspici n
whil engaged in the s -
vice. Then, why were th y
permitted to continue in92 .1
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their nefarl- -
ous opera-
s. c c c s s to
T 0 p Sec-
ret documents P "
Worse still, when this pre-
cious mm of rascals realised
that the arcs was about to fail
they vanished. right under
our security men: hoses.
Both the "-Foreign Office
and Lord John Hope must
surely uncierrate the intelli-
gence oi? the British public if
they expect us to believe that
a. high-ranking oiiicial in
that department, even whenthough is 0 . Q ..--- I-Ir '3-'-1 -;:-:-1-3.~.~"1:-:3:l:-.92.-. .7:-"' "-1-1-,.We 9-11 nI 0 r m c d. ii: Y they were
under suspicion, could not
nd ways and means or ex-
amining secret documents.
I certainly refuse to believe
it. I have seen enough of
Government departments to
know that restricted and
Top Secret " papers are in
constant transit betwe n offi-
cials and Ministers.
I lmust conress .ztt as
Secretary for We. and
49'
,'u--_'u-.~_ ."..Minister of Defence I was
never maciencquainted is ti":
the operations of the Sec et.
Service. Nor, to my kno -
ledge, was any other
Minister.
The Prime Minister alone
accepts full responsibility for
M.i.5. The position oi the
Foreign Secretary is uncer-
tain; no doubt in due
course we shall be enlight-
encrlon this score.
Apart Iron: an occasional
talk with
the head oi
M.I.5 on
some matter
or minor
importan c e.
a n d t h e
perusal of
t e 1 e grams
c o n taining
information on diplomatic
affairs and military intelli-
gence. I was kept completely
in the dark.
I don't complain about
this: it is tar better to re-
strict secret iniormatlon to
a. few.
BUT HOW MANY OF
THE FOREIGN 0F ICE
STAFF ARE IN HE
KNOW T
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su my be regaraien as alnmst
on rst Line oi dleeéncsmv
manage untlermkm by
smna foreign mum-ry, §c1is<*.l0s-
mg ssmrets aimnt di§:~l0ma¢:y-
01: defence plans, mil}: prove
in the long run mere diam»
"tifmm marl a as-horsagée at
mfl-1xp£W."t?i at isuzk BI nxnrivernft
weapons.
I Mme aisasays assumed
~ - ....£?u1a aw se§:':m.{:y men wens
i"§:,e- mmii i:ssv::1s and in:£1'3i;_:e'?z!I
in Hes warm. No dmztrt they
are. inn: -.v;3m:r:. {ha _g£rs:as0n-¢
abisi pair we-rs dizrcxzmzwd
xamg; were rim: aiioweri £0
ascazpa tram: um wumry E
Reaily bath the Fr:-rsign
Gice and M.§.5 mu§i> noi-
ssvicie~st.e;:< this questmn
{it-herxvises they will have a
int mare Ln answer far.
It i-.;nt 2.5 if this was am
isalawci case. Since me last»am! _ R33 least seven vital
pe:::>;>=e Jmwe skipped tintcugh
the Secim Ervlce men.__ 4-
9
recemmemded tar British
nat.~u:¢a¥issst~icm by reputable
cvitizensx Wm t.h=2.92 Foreign
Gmce nnw" ciiscloue their
names ?
Nana may pas>seci_awm1c
secrets tr: rm Russians.
It is knnwn ma-t. he was
in enxstast with Va miiitaur
attaché C1-I time Suv~1.£<:; Em-
bassy in Gamacia in 1943. get
it was not uni-1!. 1:143 that as
was arms-L»ed.
What; of Brun-2 P<mt-e-
&3¬}192Q'§ Ih:s zrhzsiws cuai<=:sn'u:r'.
aner t-Elma szmzrit-§P ehecvkzg
in W46 b¬CEL&1£¬ a B-Finish -zit!»
mm. He workew in our atmiliir
smtiszxs shcmzn the A&uth0ri-
ties knew at his tummy @0111-
zlnanlisf. esmr1veeLIorw. Hr?
moved. ha Heizsmki in 195:.
and, at szmme. men fauna
refzxge in Russia.
Haw; the British puhlig:
sum shaft nmmmries than
they ha-*s+z: alrassxmr isrgegien
t-mass zenmr. er the stmfy at
Jsmossy who vanished in
IZ»ubi:..n in 1959". and tnexa to
Buda',m:~sL=. T§$E£E were n£,hex:s,~
1 have nu denim Y
Eirangast of an I; the
fantastin tale at Hrs.
Mau1ean1,92f-nrwmsm much
symmthy was aroused
in ceriamé quarters aer
.h<<£~r huahand had
vaniahad.
An inlllliry
went to live
i n Switsserhznd.
wizere, thumb
apgzaremtsy iwithout '§1mcis,
she n1.a-nagé to REE-rp up
am1earancas._as bets the
war; oi a Fore-ign *0§<:e=
cfciai.
It is clear that this 51..-P Txva» 0! them,-Ni.m:<:_ --N~£%iy' 9 posed}? 1"nrm<:en=t, person was
mi Klaus Fuch:s-were c.ap-
ure-:1. but on-13* ater they
> ad suld secret-s no ax foreign
11 u_11i;r;~_*. §*u4:hs was :1 known
¢»mn1m1isn. yen he wastar heme? inrormecx 9-b¬mt=
her srrins rmshamrs aixlgs
than was trllmxght as metime. ' "
Did £2 rm: occur is par
eeu-rim: men that she smgisf.
have 223211 d$f:£?1e;d and in-I
tsrrcged as :1 :.>m!cs-iai
2::i.¬m:ss. Gr did snmeizndy in
high nimtza i?a£sr£;'§=tia forhe-tr ? '
ix thormaugh t;1ves*:1g;n,;1:1n
mm uur semmty service and
its liaison with the Fareign
Qica an-:1 Qthar Cmvermnem:
aparmzents can nc lungs:
e delayed. g
The argumant that mar
s urity methrxiil shank:_.~'-9292.
newer be discmsed Vii not
hold waver. Tins met: that
our sec-arm is» at shah
Tm, diseiaaura t at
Burgess and Manean
ware tipped aft by a
British afsiai in Waalv
ingtsm- even if it ls ma
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disquiet,
Mr. Hemert. Morrison:
suggestion that a few senior
Privy Uuunciliuris from each
par;-5* zshmqld he S1:i3 92&';vf.-92:92'i ta
u:1d=:-rtr:k1~. an inquiry
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ALASTA ORBES
O droo Guy, won I; you,
_ was the plaintive re-
quest lrom my host as
I made my way w"m,v car, after
=3 Party which was the rst occa-
sion upon which I lied come
rlote I;-utlgsesisi siréce his return. e 0 . s n r _ rol Washington, is; ' n
Don't be silly," I replied,
with what I thought to be quite
commendable wit tor the early
hours or the morning, I
dropiied" him ages a.go. -"
To be honest.'lt was boredom
rather than disapproval that
caused me to abandon him that
nizlit _ A coon tallrel-~ when
ordinarily tight which, likeMaciean. he ordinarily was, hebecame a c;'a.sher" when his
Public drinking followed the
Musoovite pattern oi his not so
WI? Private thinking.
S rrews nd spies
O the last time I laid
eyes upon him he wasdo g an imitation. not less
wassahle for being anticipatory,of I_{ru5chev"5 urrulolls andconvivial fol-ewe to Tito.
However, since this has -been
very mh.-B.l1l'gese: and Mac-
lean rgenlorlal week and their
nowoillciallv disclosed activities
have successiullv corripeted in
the public urlnts not only with
the Iascinatiog discovery or
Telerna¢hus' bathroom in King
Nestor's Dolace at lviycenae.
but even with me more modest
hospitality of the living high-.
well-born in Venice. "we musi-
:*.~:-tiurn to the wanderings oi
'll85e two lost black sheep and
search for the identity oi
the shepherds responsible for
letting them 20.
As we quoted at the time to
e her!-escd Fcreirrn 031% offl-cial : ' .
When sorrows come. they
:0m_e not single spies.
Butin battalions. ,
It was the teult of the Foreign
Cilce to appear to have led
.I1W8.V the Burgess - Maclean
affair under the classication
"sorrows" instead of that of s_ole.=s." In what gémeared tobe a snlrlt oi civilis. toleration
not previously extended even lo.
brilliant ambassadoro who had
lied the misfortune to be in-
volved in contested divorce ._=,uit§.
Whitehall cast 9. protective veil
of secrecy over what it ap-
ucored to dismiss as the ex-rliol of young official.-s whomoll wood psychiatrists mighthavk called two crazy mixed-uo .' -
lie thought was given to
legitimate public concern about
, .. , .,_ ... __v ti, ' ~ .' '*» "'>, f v-4-L , -. ». ..,__. .-1 E~ -~--- -92~ ,~ -_~*-r~. ,what two crazy mixed-no kids.
Wre doln in the Civil Service
in the rst place.
01' course, the Foreign Oflice
is ruled bv one Treasury and in
that hotbed oi! eccezlt-ricitieo
Burg :-cs and Maclean. might
have passed all almost stullv
resoectable in their orthodoxy.
But as Lord Joim Hope andhis chief. Mr. Macmillan, last
week reminded us this was not
the sort oi matter to be adjudi-
cated upon by pelmancnt
0iIicia.ls_ however senior.
It Was a. problem for Minis-
terial decision and in this casethe Minister was Herbert
Morrison,
Perhaps Mr. Macmillan andLord John Hope had this in
mind when they sought to
narrow the blame down to
Mi1n.sterla_l shoulders Certainlythe cheeklest trick of the wee}:
has_ been the report their the
Eoclaiists. and of all SDClal.l.Si.5.
Mr. Morrison as their spokes-
man. propose to demand 8 full-
sca.ie_ lnvcflllgation into theWO1'i{lIlg$ of the notional seculjitvsljlstenz. Such an investigations ouid start its work lav in-
vestigating Mr, Morrison's partiLlt -all.Ivi ['§l§'y' _l THREE days after the two' agents, knowin them-selves to he burnt." as Elie say-
in: in the Dl' !f-8S5lDll goes. suc-
cessiullv sought from their
foreign masters tile asylum that
is so rarely able to be granted
to persons in their predica-
ment.
I speculated in this space
about their fate in as frank a
manner as an indulgent lawyer
would allow me. Though. in
{act the article was actionable, I.i.6a.l¬:Cl no action.
I challenged the colleaguesand superiors cl the two miss-
ing diplomats to put their
hand.-3 on their hearts and say
that they had never had%rouncls for suspecting them ofhe activities of which they arenow olcloiiy accused, '
The challenge was nor. taken
up. But Mr. Morrison ques-
tinned about my article in the
Commons, went out of his way
to rclit its now Droven assump-
' Ia? Morrison. o,* course, recllt hasbeen co-upmfting. over and above thecoil 0,! duty, with Britain; bunglingcounter-eiplonage service, which 1:111-uanxictw. 1:0 doubt. to perncode Moscowthat Burgess and Maeleon were doubleliili And the Iona delay thielapsed before me Kremlin tori!» no1-rrioit the two 1l1-en: Imowicdve 0!British and American use-choiaoymight have been thought to havebrouohl success lo this operation.
a . __ .. , we .11
~r ' "=.-~,-_.., - "11-._.'»--M. -- --e .tlons, and no alaologv i om himhas ever been orthcomlng.
It was evident, I said then.
that our security arrangements
were in the hands oi Watson
rather than Holrnoo. One
would like to be reassured that
the necessary reforms had beencarried out-.
It ls some time since anyone
was kind moxie-h to take a. look
at my dossier." but what I
have learn; of it in the nest,
couoled with the odd_visit to
Room No. Whatever-it-1;.-, an the
War Orlice, has not encouraged
me to believe that our security
oliclads have much clue as to
how the other half live, Even
when they happen tq connect
the right, curriculum vita: with
the name on their books.
Plousible chorrn
newspapers have
given more space io
the ofcial revelations co corn-
ing Burgess and Maclea than
the Daily I'cleqTfti??l-. an the
fact is greatly to the rcdlt
oi that iournars 1Ill grlty.
For to the Just-pub is]-ledaccount of its l"listor,v. by Lord
Burnhom entitled Peter-borough C0urt." there is 9. miss-
ing chapter.
The latter might have been en-
titled Peterborough C.augl'1t."for on the eve of his discovery
that he was going to have tosay -bnie not onlv to theFor _g§,LOl cc but to ingland.Guy" ur ass. wot" ng hispla'iiFm ~Qn the "old
boy: and Old Etoniazi levels.
had landed himseli the promise
of a lob as an assistam; leader-
writer on Brita-lns lending Tory
newspaper.
Ii; may be sold that sq long es
a lcilder-writer gives satisfaction
it doesnt matter a ran what his
Opinions may be.
What we have to discover is
how lonz_tl'le security services
had remained in the some state
of extraordinary inllénce as
the Editor-in-Clue! of the Tele-
gram; or his denutv hirer and
rer. I-or o newspaper not to
llndersta-nd the times it is living
in is one thing. for o counter-
PS'{.ilOl'l3.R"¬ agent to be equally
l1llD£1lC8Dl;l'v'¬_lS another. and far
more exu-enslvc and darlg¬1ou:ia fault.
Sir Winston Churchill used
to rnake some books "must
reading for his colleagues and
subordinates. among them. it issaid those oi Scnwcrzo id and
Koestler. Evidently bi dism-tlon list was too restrict . The
gone-l9.ls in M.I.£i h" e not
understood their Koes ler nor
or.--.-<" ' '...- A .IP7I
got to grips with such studiesas Arons Opium or the intel-
lectuals." nor even browsedcufllciently into such eye-oenersas the autobiography of t e be-
le. t e d l 1; wide-awake. StephenSpender. Timely are totally rm.qualified for t eir jobs in this
dav and Bite.
There are too many Peter
P9-nS_I{l'lDCli1Z1i?.' around Britainand indeed the rest or Europe
who cannot. or will not. grow
up out oi adolescence whenpolitics were sgnple and alle-§l3.l'! _36 to sornet lg called anti-
a_sclsm the easy on-11 natural
slung.
There ere too many senti-
mrntal Liberals. as Mac1ean's
own iarothcr;-92,yho~ imply oonhoirunderstand what leads some oi
their fellow men to a kind of dcatli with l'lapplI1E5$_ " in the
Communist party.
There are too many people.
like Mrs. Macican. who believe
that the only people in the
world who want peace are those
who signed the Stockholm oeztce
appeal or its organisers.
Run-sians have been quick to
exploit the energies of those
-whose mental development. woearrested in the S anish ivllWei". l.92*-iacleen a-nci!Burge. re-
quired sinrltual and obj -icai
intoxication as well as oys
Own Paper elicltement: heygot all three lIl the service oiRussia.
They believed and still be-
lieve that. as Kruschev said
again last it-cell. Communism is
hound. under Russian dllECl-l.
to overcome the rest of the
world. And. looking :-wound the
world last week. who could sol
they are wrong?
Paradox unnoticed
Flllilil paradox that in the
America. of eocalled"mor1oi;l-olv capitalism " the pro-
iEiI8.IlB.{, have a control 01 their
employment and destiny as well
as e contentment and high
st9.nd9.id of living undreomt
of in Moscow or Peking passes
unnoticed in the world. while
America's European allies, hav-
ing reject-ed supra.-nationalism
and r-rue brotnm-l1oodevon. it
seeing in the sphere or counter-
espicmage co-operation -- drift
into suicidal selshness and
shoi-ieightedne-es that must allow
them sooner or later. will-l all
who depend on them. to passone by one, or even two at aElma. under Communist do ma»l0l'l. .
Maciean may yet; be ii d or
the Foreign Office of rt s ri;_in
London. and Burgess no fnlol
spokesman. .
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lean is that they were sex
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wm1averasvtraitors. i keys ta the wiml _
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them out as spies. 1 fng Bipiainas -~
awed by the.S-0 iprints tbs news tu-
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ICAPTAIN Hen yV Kerby, fort -
year-old ex-dipl -
mat and Tory M. .for Arundel and
Shoreham, told the;
S u n d ay Pictorialyesterday: I
The interest of the
remarkable White Paper
ls NOT in what it 1'8-
veals-but in what It
Stlll CONCEALS.
"The apologists,
busily white-washing
unnamed bureaucrats,
are still hnodwlnkingl
the public. _ V
Third Man " l
Plenty of people ln
the Ferelgn Office and
diplomatic circles must
know the identity of the
man who tipped of! the
diplomats that they were
suspect."
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asks: Can it be t at
this man must h veP
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hood of perverted men ?
There have b e e n
other cases of flagrant
homosexuality in t h e
British Foreign Service
i which have been covered
up-n
i ' Notorious *
Captain Kerby maln-
tains that Burgess and
Maclean were known
es drunks and sex per-
verts for years.
i He said: It is not as
iii their homosexual
iactivities were known
only to a. handful of
people. "
, Why, in answer to 9.
lquestlonoin the House,
"dl the Minister of;
.St to, Mr. Anthony
Nu ting, refuse to admit
or .eny that these menvi1.>
were homosexuals? I
believe he could not
deny the fact.
I have reason to
believe that there are
still many people of this
ilk today in the Foreign i
Service.
Why does the White
Paper make no mention
of their sex perversion ?
It is one of the keys
to the Blrgess-Me.c.iean
scandal that these men
were notorious perverts.
The British people
are still denied the
names oi those Foreign
Office officials wh o
shielded both traitors
during their service.
"They were notorious 4-re" Puhlicw
perverts. They w e r a ii
known as Bush in Lem We are denied the
92 don, Cairo and Wash i names of those respons-
? ingtom ;io1~e for appointing them
to their last and vital
posts. '
Why? Their names
should be made public
in Parliamept.
I hope that the White
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Paper will be d' sitedfully in Parliament and
that the searching light
of a Public Inquiry
under la. High Court
judge! will be thrown
on it.
" We must probe the
full and concealed
ramications o f t h e
; Burgess and Maclean
; s-sandal.
Tradition
.
i Thus alone can we
at least try to ensure
that something similar
does not happen again.
On present form-
with evasions and non-
aocountable anonymity
It CAN and WLL.-Ll.
The archaic tradi-
- tion of Ministers men-
fully shouidering re-
sponsibility and shield-
ing Civil Servo ts at
the Foreign 0 ce rs
Jessupo an DAN-
jGEROUS."
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