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passages im the letter indicating that the writer was MELINDA's busband, and stated that. the PREE CO ntaining the signature, if there was one, was missing. She edvised that nene of the miterial found on the prercees when they moved in had been kept and thet it had all Jy been thrown out om im - eR, empicyed by the Leura Rarlan and torzany Real ; Estete Regency, 1 1205 18th Street, Re W-, Purnished the ee comeern- ing the _henancy of MACLEAN ay 2710 pots Flace, K.We, and 3325 7 Streat., ¥-*. Tr connection #ith the rental by MACLEAK of these premises, shatec that she hae obteined kim ao 6 tenart from the Britiah Enbarsy, and that KACIS.AN nad piven as references the names of Pah. wer GORE “BOOTE and both of the Eritieh Embassy. oo The records furnished by reyes saree refiected that MACLEAK was & tenant at <7TlG 35th Place, KN. #w., from January 15, 1616, wough December 4, 19h7. Eis previous residence was listed as 6 Kalorama Road, Re ®., in care 9 f &ecording te these records, of Decerber hy 1987, NACLREN moved Lo 3326 F Street, No Wey which preperty was owned by adiquue cea stated that she hat handled the or operty for canning: and that. the iatier did nof knawk MATLEAY. The records of the Raci Estete Apenecy contained a telegram dated duly 16, 19)8, at Quocue, Kew Tork. from BMATLEAN advising thal @ hey hac been left with one British Usbassy. This file alec conteined a levtier dated Angust §, LOR, from MASLEAY advising thet he was éadling fron New York on gi Senierber 1, 1945. se Ogres Da es “Re stated that he was stilt there in ceptenbert 16s, when DONALD MACLEAN was Resigned to Sairo as head of the Chancery for the British Embassy. ‘ _ * + ~ = . . . According to MGR, the "neart" of « British Embassy 4s its Ambassador and the "keystone”™ of a Fritis! Embessy is the head of its Chancery to whom the Ambassador looks for eid in administering the many diverse activities cf the Exbassy. Saag bated that there was virtually nothing in the wey of transactions ats Enbassy that both the Anbassador ami the head of the Clancery vee not aware of with the exception of particular matters that, for example, the King of England might bave the Amlassador look intos Be stated that DONALD MACLEAN, while head of the Chancery in Cairo, had the ability fo handle the position, and that from the moment (oe