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;Slapping the. dlabatch be : ister of State ‘“since Burgess. and.. Maclean “He ised to | go in the, evening and get ngland orn dank certain. club: He twice gaged in drunken brawts with - a Nid which they. were rolling « on In‘ gach ‘case ‘the cause. of the attick was. ‘that they had * “ Betrayed their former. Left Wing pinlons. This was the head ee ‘the American Department! 3" Did the Foreign Office kniow an ney “were. ignorant, they must-have been’ ine in an: he eo tow , which is hard. to beli mander of a regiment, - - Theat of misconduct a pUE quite freely. ‘on reminiscences “of Ww’ “Burgess and. Ma en hey were: still, .in the Oo ar ; @ been much mote ii the @ pu Ni ‘ward and told the Foreign Office during’ nfo: jation - could” have, been “Surely, heads*; of “diplam piher stan tha vate ly to bi nd the country ‘nto. ves"Open as ae untry? Lord Astor ~ g the: os of the ad that ey P. P.-birrstet, § Te hat the Foreign - excell a great tn Gas ‘e, “Of course I agree it: WAS a. disereditable performance’ in Cairo,” he said. “But th F Ambassador in Cuire at me and consequently were ‘not : a "reported and they \ were ot Kron ate to > the © authorities prior to goilg patties. uring that period he. did indulge § in certdin iiiakind bouts in ‘London bit mast ‘ogrtainty’ we ‘did not know. How could we know at the Foreign Office?” . wf r . The results of their inguiry would mat secret: would never know. What start ted in mystery on Mi 85; 155 Tp cee in’ ayy 4 on Novem 31