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ie ata : . rn ‘ a . : ’ ¥ The structure of Britain's poe) es, — *. \ teive network 1s comple. ie: a te ite Ht foc “hag 'under-cover” men is 7 |') How ts Britain served bv tise? “ . ‘thd Immigration Service fon’ “¢ lex, and highly expegsive,4 : * . f ig ? «The failures that; ‘ wajch at harbours and airpotts.; nelrork? 4 7 Be Med the. a, ‘Th Ministry of Supply. respon-{ | hay come to Ught s ing. i i disquipting. ‘sible for a large amount of; (.waq have been Fee secret work. has & headquarters, |; Thgre has been @ tighteniqg-Up, ! pecurity force, and subsidiary! ; & claily since the notérious “+ forces guardirtg developments, |.Puchs case. But, it is sald, co--: “o Ld ‘Too. i fordination is still poor? .:~ a missiles, and radar. guided ‘tigidly each security foros ' a ee The new Atomic Energy ; pry as ae tainec veF Authority: bas its own security. bs Security checks, “ screenings." . . : 5 Behind these bastions there, OTE 9 ocnioyees” more care rt . ; 48 an inner citadel of security.? | heing taken to inquire into ante. , pularly known as. ML+(for’ Miltary Intelligence). .i#se--4 < jeanings.’ Since “screening * : f a - * ie country ea i : . ["man “betrays his country, #¢i10 . 4 t.doek it ‘by conviction, and” gn. _ ‘ lessithe defection is alarming. * : rare} i treakheroua, suffers ttle pubjic Le The force | - W3 | numbers, of" people who were? i oppgobrium. © In the. Britigh; - - dL . -F 7 | employed by the Atomic Energy 7; } tradbion of freedom of thougAt ITHIN this ‘ditaded is.: | Authority have moved to other) ,and speech toleration is often f “a force tit to “employment.” >> 7200... 4 etretehed far beyond the limits; to cuany ce ee tact ote | iy ns vee a oy. # y of national security, the safety which deals wiih a paricgart oj; The. contrast. +.) ; and ere bein 7 ON ee , aspect of Security. ‘ off ral Oe h ‘he cas eer oe Pa 3 is Teferences § secret organi-. : ere eae a ~» 4, | S5afon are rare indeed, © but” | he B* contrast tetingt (a4 “The® danger 3 ~ i wien it has been mentioned—a ; a example of lag Hel TE eas a BS referred (0 as the. British4 Where a Package, of Phe egr ret ie. “his, convietions,™ but “Intelligence Service, tn.) | OF BO aircraft still on the pepret jf * "he has * not’ the |. . Ty “Lis{ was sent by the Miniftry - right “torpermit thosé convic-if i BIS, works -under-cover.( . ¢hipugh the ordinary post Iman |, tions to endanger his fellow. 1} ‘People talk of M15 and M.16. * enfelope marked “ Most Secret. 4 © citizens. " This’ is-accepted, but and. other symbols, sometimes, eakages still oceur. Now. { "it ig pub into: practice erratic. ae Mt Sper, of AIS. . Becre 4 . more often than not. they occur.,,. ally. People with viyid streaks 1 _ a inte pence ery ce), the spear -" at the top. Business heads who’, of weakness in their characters: ol p head force. These. esignalions ‘1. ‘forget security in thelr eager: par stil tolerated, and shih ed, me . are never usec ciadly. . ness to sell their products sre in positions of brush fer : The Identities of the chiefa of , a source of anxiety. A number © hile this goes on,’ util : i, any of the executives are never , _whose mames are well known ~ thpre i6 closer co-ordinaijon © ae revealed.’ They are men, and ‘to the public have been warned. |. b@ween the different sec ity 4 - { women, of mystery. Their lives; Tt is ough such leaks that) foroeg, Britain cannot feel safe. ;, STC ruled by the rigorous > ‘foreign publications have given: [ 3 Official - secrets Acta the: details .of British industria} 5 al ls BTAVE, e executives are- developments when e ° zo , answerable to Cabinet superiors : “Britain those developments... oe j [no one else.” me ot 4 . 7Jwere still on the secret list. .-..,° Be The Potelan, Ofce ts not co SeCTty, men tent of people: an ' but ever "British Embassy OFs { fiMositions of trust who breach ~ '; Legation is concerned with much" | security is Ineffective. Too often information that is highly con- (their lapse 18 “covered -up. 1 fidential, and: while it has ‘its. Own safety and wunder-cover™ }: officers, the “security of some of the ‘igformation’ handled must. we ot concern of the B.LS. , “4 eG nd.” Yard's: Special. # Bitindh stands aside, It ac t ‘They may be reprimanded,-but- th . are rarely disciplined.*¢ - pove all, no one has yet. 1 fohind the answer to the securfty 'porpblem of this generatiog—. \ Ei t of political defection. - | \thralied by an alien ideology a” 1m of handmald to be ca *updn When police action is re: 2 Quire: nie detaln- suspects for“! . : “questioning, ta-+make arrests. 4 ne rh we - OY OQ “ cal ry " Ke ee tet ee