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cE A, ae ee ab 2 P3850 (4-43-82) | BS MAK LG nO (Mount Clipping in Space Below) CAIRO HUNT FOR BRITISH JOURNALIST BEIRUT WAIT BY “* MRS. PHILBY CABLE SAYS ‘ALL GOING WELL’ From ERIC DOWNTON, . Dally Tetegraph Special Correspondent BEIRUT, Sunday. MRS. ELEANOR PHILBY, wife of Mr. H. A. R, » Philby, the British journalist reported missing from his home in Beirut for five weeks, said to-night that = she * believed he was safe and well. “i am not worried,” she : added. ©: She agreed it was Strange her husband had noe informed the Odserver or the Economist, which he represented in the Middle East, of his movements. “But I cer. tainly do not regard him as mis- sing,” Mrs, Philby said, A few davs before he disap- A Nod Mr. Tolsen 8. Mr. Belmont... Mr. Mohr... ow. Mr. Carper wr fC alighan ee ‘ ares frpeal BMraToot Lo Me V Pent mme Tel. Meet oo Miss Hoines Miss Gandy. ee es ae ee ae (Inaicale page, name of néwspaper, city and stgte,} Front Page "The Daily ~ Telegraph" __ London, England... 4 UNRECORDED COPY FILED IN ~ | Peared Mr, Philby told me he was Aa planning a visit to Cairo. The Ne wee Date: 3/4/63 British Embassy in Cairo has asked \ “tL diye the Egyptian Government if ir has Edition: any information concerning | his Author: whPreabouts, Editor: DWE AT DINNER Title: Call to Embassy tr. Philby. $1, left his Beirut ‘flat on the evening of Jan, 23 and , WaS expected to meet his wife at rr ‘a dinner party. He did not arrive Characte {and has not since been seen in : or ee its has : Beirut. { F; wl Clasaification: “#6 2° 7 ? Next day Mrs. Philby telephoned ) De oer fo de the British Embassy asking them JOM C { ‘ Submitting Office: Fyyg Geen. {o make inquiries, but a few days. ~ rl : later she told officials not to worry - o ‘about him. On Feb. 4 she received ns > a telegram and Jetter from Cairo at i signed * Kim,” the name by which a ‘4 he was known to his family, say- a ~ ma ing he was well, so ‘, j fief. Og : Mrs. Philby continued her eure ce tee normal routine and told inquirers asd NOT RECORDED that het husband was away on an \ 7 assignment. Until to-day British Bsy Spokesmen insisted That | rl tPhilby’s absence was pulely a pe®Bonal affair, Me Philby is the son of the fate St. John Philby, the Arabian e3- 4 MAR 14 1963