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ppb acvisei thet he wee act Boques Ried with eithe er ACLERY or S ead hed mc imformetiom relating te their activiviers iz the “Unite Etaves ani BS knowledge of their asstcietes. he stated thet he Was umalle to recail having received amy reports or correspondemce while essigrec te the Egyptiem Desk, which were in any way critical of the character, natits or behavior of KMATLEAL Sigpeeepesaealt, acvises that he nad met KATLEAN and his wife social durimg 1950. He said thet while im Cairc, he Lad acquired mo persoméi knowledge which was in amy way critical of the character or loyaity of either MACLEAN or his wife. He advisec, however, thet sometime durimg April, 1955, while in the United States om leave, ns had learmed, through hearsay, that PACTLEAN amd others who were attached to tue Eritish Embassy had troke imtc em apartment occupied by two female employees of tne United States Embassy aga hed brokerx furniture. an stated that it was indicated that MACLEAN and his party, who had been drinking, were umder the impression that the apartment was occupied by a fellow mender of the United Kimgdoz Exnbassy im Cairo. @) WME advised that he iad mo kmovledze of amy formal report of this incident to the State Department by the Unit ec States Embassy im Caire but steted te thet on amoui ry detec the matter had £2 9 efrfiaialr,. He stated rk Lie te kk b that he alsa hac learnes that th is in is t sbe was well acquaiated WE. He stated the relating to MACLEAN and with MACLEAN. He-sugeested, however, that RE A = se oe oy ctrtm 2st etn lieder mean Bilan 1 pom, . J : onc Qpeapemmp~ap ELL of Woz had previousiy Lesa attached to the United ‘States Embassy im Cairo, be interviewed relating t © MACLEAN's activities in Cairo 3 ~J nN? } etna “emt