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PH is . Mt. Pocono, Pa., by SA GQiRRGHGN. se stated that he was, ip Cairo from November, 1945, to August, 1950, and recalls that DONALD MacLEAN was there from approximately 1948 to early 1950. According to , DONALD MacLEAN was Counselor of the British Embassy and was relieved of duty in Cairo because of the following incident. baniimenrcermaanne— -—~Dpbenioel employed at the Amarinan Trhasacy in ISSR. w : secretary in Catro. She FRU oh eh amoas SSy whe yy wiiraty La eel commenced work in February, 1948. shared an apartment in Cairo with an unknown English girl. Later, this English girl left and ag ean also worked in the American Embassy in Cairo, moved in with @il le one ight while drunk, MacLEAN ant ‘emeniieie, ew oO, were caught breaking into the - ‘ apartment. We was absent from the apartment, and Mwwerm who was aslee the bedroom, denied hearing any commotion. However, according to om the condition of the room, it was amcarant that Mant TAM ana al heA nanesndA mirh frommatian aia, Gppar Cliw Wilaly Viel eily CLs SS LAG GRA AL he Re Wo — was of the opinion that pias was looking for the British girl who formerly shared the apartment with wlliatee mea, ated that MacLEAN, while in Cairo, associated with a fast group which centered its attention around the King of Egypt's sister, Princess Faiza. ines described this group as not particularly immoral, but merely fun-loving. . aanenits ' ts ‘MacLEAN wes ersonally criticized by the news— paper for having associated oA was pe aia said that he approached MacLEAN regarding the newspaper criticism and MacLEAN denied that QQ was a Communist. . . a weremnme@e advised that if MacLEAN had any subversive friends, he, am ne cot acquainted with them. He said that he con- a@idered MacLiaN an intelligent, hard working, conscientious Englishman, and that he is unable to rationalize recent publicity regarding MacLEANts possible affiliations with Moscow. ~12- ene