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; : Mr. Tolson - Mr. Boardman Mr, Nichols Mr. Belmont Mr. Harbo Mr, Mohr —.— Mr. Parsons Mr. Rosen Mr. Tamm Mr. Sizeo Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room Mr. Holloman Miss Gandy Spies’ Tipster, PHILBY—From Page Eythe dubious activities of Mr.jare concerned, the government * ‘omen nncinacir race manera es canpesnng 4 Harold Philby, who way First themselves take the view that Secretary of the Washington} it is desirable to have a debate, E } ». ‘ ore untill a little ~whilel an early debate, on this subject ~* "no immediate comment on Lip- ton's charges, ; ; “| lipton hurled his accusation a : , [after Prime Minister Anthony “Are you delermined to stifle} #28 one which Rersonally 7 as *: [Eden turned down hi i i i i : : ; : is demand all discussion of the very gravel Prime Minist T will be jad t fee af Wvestigation of the Bur. matters which ade m8 ° ; i 2 you evaded in}take part.” ese Maclean, affair and the ihe wretched “White Paper} Eden’s promise of a debate nati ments new securliy reg- which was an insult te the in-|appeared almed at quieting hi stony , . . telligence of the country?" mands in British hewspape ipton leaned to his feet andl Amid general’ uproar, Edenjand by Laborites for a conf. ongly shouted: Pa replied: , Mee €xpose of the Burges. ind 16 Gene ade up your). “My answer remains no. SojMaclean case. A white pa 2-mind to cover up at all costs! far 8 the wider: issues raised/—an officiad government state, ant ; ment issued last September. a at DELETED COPY scur CA. Moe’ SN owe)! 4 . only Spurred the demand. for information’ on 7 wed! APHilby’s carter, a Fore; . sw eee x | | BY LE JUN 22 197g fice. spokesman said: O! Wash. Post and bet “ Jil View of the fact that My. imes Heral PER Faia Keyvegh - Philby is heing connected with Wack News ‘ en —, rs etre a = - an renremy s : : ervrm (the Burgess-Maclean case, “the; up in the Burgess-MacLezn | N. Y¥, Herald — Foreign Office is refusing tolcases. - - Of 7 1 a Tribune supply further information on] Lord Reading, Minister of N. Y. Mirror him or, in fact; on any other|Stale for Foreign Affairs, se denied reports that British ix. Daily Worker aspect. of the Burgess-Maciean : ai "| telligence had reason to suspect The Worker case ‘pending debate in: the/Maclean when he was appoint e , -House oF Commons.” ~ ~~ led head of the American De- New Leader —_____. Un ./Washington, diplomatic| fartmnent in October, 1950. informants said Philby was -#t— security officer’ at the British : | |Embassy here. Philby's respor-| elbilities, they said, were to make sure all Embassy per-|. FRE GUT GUIDE | sonnel maintained secrecy ..of], .\AY-AWAY PUAN (lite vital information and. papers.)|-: siadeins # Fitts taue— al arn win the House of Lords alsa OPEN Pane oe ce mete Ht wey a . * > [there were demands for a full] %)'\ powntown ‘Part and Bop: an ‘=, HAROLD PHILBY "| debate and an explanation of{\” Central Charge Service Rees named as ‘third man“’ | why British intelligence slipped} ~ Date (O- 24° SF Gage 72} { ! Meee ast er - ?