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wro si Christzes, 1947 « eee eiso recelled thet the MACLEANS hed ea French meid whor she believed te be crippled and ea eook whe evpeared to be of foreign extractim: could furnish no further information concerning the MACUEAN: ; d - wid advised that she thought the MATLAANS to be very fine people and stated that ws DONALD MACLEAN wes quite fond of his chtiad especially the older one. §he stated that MACLEAN was companionshs ehserful, had splendid manners, and was never cress. ponent aévised that she had mever seen MACLEAN “drinking” with one exception when he ence Visited her home and accepted a giass of ster one said that he refused the offer of « second gless. xia went om to say that MACLSAN was very ebsent~minded end cited BS 8D exsarpole the fact that he woald leave his sutoemebile with the door open —_ eogs and cats toe climb inte the car and sleep there. steted thet DONALD MACLEAN woud: uSuEilT pier Els On, Seocess af the wos Che? perrs vtec. het he first met DONALD ACLEAT around Sep seuber of ti: pep a , -_ saiene apne ae ee ang sot tee that he had leased the premises at 3326 P Street, and that MACLEAN, being the prior tenant, talked with him ebeut the property. MRRBBMR stated that he had invited MACLEAN to his home sone evening for a cocktail and as he recalled bad gone te KACLEAN's home on another evening for a cocktail. Ee advised thet MACLEAN seems to him te be a typical Bri ish Aristoc rat, and said that he saw nothing to indi- cate that MACLEAN was communi stieelly inclined. He stated, however, that he cousidered MACLEAK to be somewhat “erratic” because of the condition in which he had left the house when he moved, pointing out thet after KACLEAN moved from his residence at 3326 P Street bis, damian, daughter found a letter on the premises addressed "Dearest MELINDA”, and recalled that it was a somewhat vinsual letter, the detafis not being recalied by thereupon tetepnénes hie residence and asked his. ‘daughter, Semen Go sdvise.wheat she recalled conterning this letter. She advised thet she had found the letter on the doorstep at 3326 FP Street, N-.W., when they moved in and stated thet she recalled the letter to have had a very erim text Indicating that the writer was either going awsy or Was contemplating suicide. She further recalled that the handwriting was very difficult to read and that the letter said something to the effect thet "I am going away, take care of yourself". She further advised that she couldn't racell any } 3 sae