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ed eR BADE Te pe oy ne a 2 tae ee wry ed eee oe Oe eed tee eee are a _ “fi "= CAIRO MESSAGE a o/ Petails following ” 7 . She showed 2 cable she had! ‘roceived yesterday. Apart from | me, vo - two personal phrases, itread: “All. 4 a an going well. Letters with all details.’ © Se following.” The telegram, signed” . oat a7 a fo . Kim Philby, gave Cairo as the place © eee . ee _ of origin. ; ae eS - According to the copy received) * : ee to wo a ; ‘by Mrs. Philby the cable was de. ° 0 - Ty best _ Do, 3 {posited in Cairo at 3.38 am. on. ° _ ne . a a. ©.) Friday. She did not know kerj re . ‘husband's Cairo address. : Soe nn ; | “During his five-Weck absence she t + fot. (had received four letters and two , ‘sibles. But two of the letters from Crlra took about three weeks t¢ reach her. iH btee bho eee RN we ee eae Pet. fe OM HL AL AK. Philby, 34, Middle East correspondent of the _ 2d, pbservers who has been missing from his home in Beirut lor: 3.) 27 . oer | tae), ony five, weeks, and his wile, Eleuner. oe j a a yO, woo ee BY ‘ From ERIC DOWNTON aly : ot ye Apt (Continued from Pl, Col. 8) vo sO we . plover. He resigned from the ° a of St . Foreign Office in 1951, and in 1955 po oe, was cleared of allegations made)” we ‘ in the Commons that he was im- «. - plicated in the disappearance of : the diplomats Burgess and . Maclean, : ; . . : With Mrs. Philby in Beirut are - ot . her daughter by a previous mar] ° ; Ho . ~. . .; ¢ riage and a son and daughter of ~ ee UM, Pailby's former marriage. Mrs. ; comps : ee we Philby said to-night that her hus- - : PB . _~ band might have gone from Cairo} #9) ° . :. ne . Sern ‘49 Yemen and Saudi Arabia... -] - oe