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Pye hem MOT EE been tegen PN cen een eshte Dee ha art enter ; { — * * ° L eh rae Ae ad ad Pancrase mee th [i nat revorg vtimony f anotner rant of eet moor: again next week an ¥ hearsay and wou not be oT is danger “ot surveil ea) “on ' i en te : e . on wan early day I ! visa epeirevs ‘auony eee using @ suspect's appreh@n-“. he Government will have.j'u€“Cubication of tie White j sidns and if {t ig thought that by . to find time for a debate on’: Paper, why had not the Foreign | withholding top secret t : P i : e acted earlier? Had no‘) from him he may be prompted Uo / es sien Wepontn Pe), published “ Pores: Office official talked to fee. it is surely au elementary ; wey the Petroy before he decided, more | mex:m of counter-espionage that “a . ne disappearance of two than a year after his defection. ! the suspects apprehensions be | former Foreign Office irto yell his memoirs to the Preds ? “ deliberately aroused af a moment : ‘Officiais os: | This, even in ‘the light of the | when he, his trends and his” -* Seldom has.a Government ii White. Paper, seems | inconcely-y, haunts are ail under the. closest { feport received so. universally |Peple, vl | observation ? Tf the suspect js - -hostile a reception from the Now the White Paper exp'ains | guilty, he may well give himsely | : Press, and ‘it ig ta be expected at the repeated denials of any ¢ away completely, -- : a -+, ‘that Parliament will have many |; ipformation being in the possey- Betis Searching questions te put to the. bie" le ala: «Foreign Secretary. It may be useful to subject the Teport to . ome preliminary scrutiny. eee I 4 4 ue t LPs - e wt —— "Misleading ”.- sign of the Government were ndt _ : —_ _trge) and the White Paper itse ‘isfopen to severe atiack’ on ‘the ' To this the White’ Pape by} i ¢ ; ; : nswer ig that there was “| Sharing“ blame’ 9 Phi62t lee ot candouk’ | guawer, stopping Maclean, tra ons - *. Fore'gn Office which is under « paving the country. is is . *° Before doing so it is right to fire, , M15, the counter-espion- * age organisation, is also. con- 7 : ;Vieted of gross negligence from. |.” ‘7 Of the Foreign Office under three; (the account given in'the White ost flagrantly misleading stat LAE aon aaa ae eee emphasise that this is no party (OF Personal Matter. The conduct Successive . Foreign Secretaries | ‘Paper. This “is the. most dic ee ree ee ere OMce Stall 74 Wet be Tor Pariammation. and. quieiening’ aspect of the whole efuse a passport to any Britis > Hee the blame fot nen to weigh « Sflair and it ts-to this that Par- bject without. giving an ° “q@ folly and neglect are to be- CTU Ay Tee skeet js coldest | son for its action. A passno:! ‘digo | ean also be confiseated without | any explanation. It is disine-, genuous of-Lhe Government to \ os _ Bpided between the periods of <™ we, i of + Herbert’ Morrisog.7 ¥ et Sir Anthony den © eMhe wc ¢-Hirold Macmillan. ~ and ¥ ‘ Postponed cae né of ‘the charges which wi rive ee Eo, DAS || Bye lh “Even when Mr. Morrison had: ‘ss a = ithout arousing . Mal iglona, tte -- surely the wey ibe hand | ony 3) Should have been plaved was ~ = i Teed. on May 25. 3851, that “' samething ‘ke this. As where | Bae euehh against all uh aciean should be questionef, , was no” proof of Macleans | fit Secretaries will be the , the security authorities deci * treason it was necessary that he.* So. trom ‘the Saecur they showed " t@ take no immediate action ds |. should: be trapped into~ betray-( Gwhen the two diplenay tego ¢ they wished to. wait ‘Ul Mit ‘ing himself TA’ subtle, eniete j * countr € Ewe diplomats fied the.” Mactean had left her shouse “lated deception should have been ”. £ This Tae aged the n have a baby before they searched |. practised upon Kim at a. time stan he 4 ht. o ; + (it for incriminating evidence, | when he was closely watched, Macmi!) Fopent "agalnss Mr ce Are MULS really incapable: of°:: If he had attempted, as S ' Over a p iod of four: 2 (Searching anything except ‘an-; fact he did. to leave the counthy- “series of Forelen One sees & 7 empty house? Would .it have. We would have found that al : men have attested to Bar eces 4 been beyond, their -wit ‘to have .- ve pares had been arned et “ : : * Indu ome x me DSS ‘ 4G in "information thar care ahG,DS £ “vants to have quit Ince caapkee ken from Rim at Souham , formation that cast any light ment: and to have intr ced are en : oe spon the events. or motives which.’ their own agent | ui i might have led to the fight af3 <b gent into the house? the two men, * i F- This would’ not only have. ape Petrevi] achieved the object of the searen: * dfected t the Soviet Uni = Bul would have provided ab » Bed ome articles that the‘) burveillance at his country h i Pore ce condescen } $nich the White Paper profane | 7; es of what thev ad uid not have been underiakin” 1. +