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C Mohr Bishop Casper Callahan Conrad Felt Gale Rosen Sullivan — WH __ Tovel _— Trotter Tele. Room Holmes Gandy The Washington Post Times Herald The Washington Daily News The Evening Star (Washington) The Sunday Star (Washington) Daily News (New York} Sunday News (New York) New York Post The New York Timea The Sun (Baltimore) ___ The Washington dipiomat. This 1247 picture Shows Maclean (seated on desk) talkin © Sit John Balfour, then Gritish Minister te the United States. With them are two member: f the Embassy staff in Washington — Me, N. 3. Henderson (seated) and Mr. W. D. Allen, of the British public, that «he had no idea where her husband Keng and Surrey, a rambling fig Sour again, as it had grown be Biacé Of 12 rooms and a large fore in London, in Washington, karden. jean the were short in Cayro, And hen, on, Friday, was, that she was a harmless The Daily World of money to buy ib, an again ay 25, . Donal aclean's ousevife mercilessly hounded Mrs, Dunbur provided St—ihis 38th birthday, almost exactly & by the Press. y The New Leader time £2,000 deposit so they Melinda Maclean convinced year to the day since he ftew London from Caire on sick everyone of her determination Jeave, he came back on the to Stay where she was—except 6.19 pm. train from Charing one person, her son, Fergus, Cross to Oxted, Cross, : then seven, One day, Ts, The Wall Street Joumal The National Observer People’s World could obtain a mortgape. For a time, Maclean ages caught the early train bac from Charing and then drove home, but gradu- Sireatfield found the boy in i ington} ally the .need for ‘liquor re Harintless tears, and asked him what the ©*sminer (Washington keep 8 bonte’ of reared 2 That night he had n me en thi 1 THE SUNDAY EXPRESS tie whisky in_ his af night he had a caller— “T keep thinking mummy wt! desk at the Porelen Office, Then Guy Burgess. Burgess had go off the same as daddy." he LONDON, ENGLAND he would otiss the early train. come with the news that Mace told hey, 2 1 6 and finally the later train, and lean was about to be interro ‘Don't, be silly.” Mrs, Streat- Date Januar 1 . eventually the last tran. and gated by security men. The field told him briskly, “of have two men left, Maclean saying course she wouldn't eo and leave to stay; the night in London - . ' they had to see someone who Melinda for her part was not ‘ you. If she went she'd take lived at Andover. In fact, they " You too. & good housewife. She break: fasted-in bed, and engaged a Inca] woman as housekeeper, “Mrs, Sylvia Streatfield. ta ran Beaconshaw. ‘The two bors were often ili, and they looked Unkempt, with long hair, before this became fashionable, and socks concertinaed around were on the way to Moscow, Throughout the subsequent turmoil Melinda remained poised as any actress in the fan magazines of her girlhood. Could be that she was, in fact, a far more convincing actresa than most of them ? Evetits proved Mrs. Streatfleld both wrong and right. She was wrong, because Melinda did go of “the same a3 daddy.” She was rizht in that when Melinda Rent she took her children with er . She convinced M.LS tnterra’ ! ‘ NEXT: Melinda's - Rators, liberally minded sympa-". . thisers and an important part. ey scruffy shoes. Gradually Melinda's life erew rane life gre life in Moscew—~ oe oe ms oa, - . lee er se .. i . wa Se Pe ee A Oe ee ng tS EP Bi me