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0-19 (7-8-55) ., oot Darel: “— am SECETED COP? SENT ° oa + LETTER EE FOLA REG JUN Be } NEST + Genet i aor rai —_—— a : SPY PROBE M.P. Dared fo Gten swe Outside’ LONDON, Nev. 8 (t/—Former British diplomat H. A. R. Philby to- day dared a Socialist member of Parliament to step outside the priv- fleged Commons and repeat his charge that Philby was the “third man” in- the Burgess-MacLean spy case, Mr. Philby, a former first secre tary in the British Embassy in ‘Washington, accused Labor Party 'M. P, Marcus Lipton of a “sneak” attack under cover of parliamentary privilege. Mr. Philby issued his statement ta press conference attacking Col. ipton's refusal to come outside ommons and repeat his charge [thout legal immunity. OO | Donald, MacLean and Guy Burgess flecing behind the Iron Curtain’ de }- spite a statement by Foreign Sec- retary Harold MacMillan that there was “no evidence” to back it up. Col. Lipton had previously identi- fied the “third man” as Mr. Philby. Several London newspapers re jected Prime Minister Anthony Eden’s offer to convene a secret bi- nartisan investigation of Fareign OF. Gari Gs SUIS tS hee fice security measures. "This probe won't do," the Daily Sketch said. Its editorial called for an investigation “that will satisfy everyone there is no covering-up of events that led to the escape of two traiters to Russia... Lord Beaverbrook’s Daily Express sald “nothing so half-hearted will restore confidence. either. at home or habroad.”;', "The. Dally Mircor’ called : it “the big cover-up.” —____— MOT (A fi om) — Col. Lipton pressed his charge that a ¥third man” sent Soviet spies las uy Mr. Talson Wr. Boardman - My, Nichols Mr. Belmont Ur. Harbo A. Mohr A. Parsons Mr. Rosen Mr. Tamm Mr. Sizoo Mr. Winterrowd Tele, Room Mr. Holloman Miss Gandy ”. ao . Tye { - 7 sw od Wash, Post and Times Herald YWash. News Wash, Star N. Y. Herald Tribune N. Y. Mirror Daily Worker The Worker ———_--—_- New Leader i Da = eee wT