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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 29
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, HERE was a time a sell-confessed spy} and Brooke
hen millions read {who is not a spy) Nocera
( iy John Buchan and Masters much that would
be
thought how won- Available to them, but nothing
erful the British Secret to compare with ‘the value to
Rertul Must be Soon. sure wage! shinent of making
fel tion
Millions will be reading ne “20,2 provect Philby ioe
Page - Leitch - Knightley* rascally Burgess and the out
and saying how lousy it when they Yaitered? acon tem
must have been. Dost office for their secrets.
Both authors. 1 ‘neea Philby, having betrayed ag
hardly say. are Wrong; the many 40 often, would surely pot
truth Hes somewhere finch trom this fing! treachery,
(Indicate page, name of
between The Thirty-Nine Be that as it may. we as a newspaper, cily and siate,)
Steps and Phitby Lf there halon cannot sit and do nothing
** 48 more hard fact and less as this dreadful story uw pub
Ushed ail over the word Some
romance in the latter. there .
defence has to be made; some
is less spite and more under- corrective found: some wa
standing in the former devised of making our inteay
Buchan knew the men and gence services accountable,
the time ne was writing about; There were great merits—~iet
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oF tem end tt, OF AB gyetem of atafiing intelligence
between them pave cunoUus with gentlemen from the Ser-
Second-hand prejudices about vices and the public schools, Bo
the (30's and the British ruing jong as upper-class society was
Class nuchan was writing [On split by the Fascist-Com-
romance for his own amuse. munist choice of the period
ment: the studenis of Pnilby between wars, loyalty Was
Noes “giting exposure under assured. It was cheap to run,
prders, In common, I suppose, because a small permanent
Whey “nad the desire to make stall could trawl good informa-
money, tion from any walk of tife. and |
In this } have no dount the aimost any part of the world,
team of three will succeed. For from the old-boy. net,
the yarn they tell is as engross-
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ing as anything Buchan ever ;
wrote and” controversia; wo P OMPOUS Lo / /) fé. 7,
boot. It is based on no docu- a) {ore eee . ff Pos
Mentation to speak of, and the ft was secretive in the way /. fe. a
Sources ithe In ple hae ter that ali effective groups Bre “ 1. po to, ,
meus ars sone. “ot thene With Secretive: newspaper proprietors, wt bE ba
is to settle ® the T.U.C.. college common . ‘
aC ho rooms, the executive committee —_—
tT cannot be cailen History, of the Communist Party. ¢This
! because access to official 7ecords = is not, as John te Carré seems
‘ : has been refused. It isn’t mere tg argue in his curlously-pom.-
fourna wey) expense ave Oone pous peoduction. a quality
Trouble A cular cers of the
into producing what will “last Inains army er gncers all, the Date: 2/19/68
and Make a book. It isn't Police 5 LS. did” not interfere in
Work, because the culprit—the politics—and I wonder of haw
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} Edition:
i Man who “recognised, courted many comparable organisations
Author: DONALD McLACHLAN
Editor:
TittesNOW WE KNOW THAT
PHILBY WAS THE THIRD
irene clously, seduced Into a fm the world this can be cont
Iifecime of “deceit” Philby, dently said. Compare the short
Rlaciean and Burgess—has not history of S.LS. with that of the
been identified and charged, French, German, Russian
ItaHan equivalents (ah weil
DANGER eer ou wth ‘@ political saesh MAN~BUR WHO WAS THE
— clea.
Ch aracter: . FOURTH?
or
This is imstant history, the As Je Carré admits, rather
danger of which is that one Tudgingly at the en of its
never goes on guite long enough Oration’ © pirate is tbe pics
‘to dig out all the truth that we bay for being moderately .
Hight be dug. free... ”. Stupid. creduious, srg
~ wl Pave no ‘doubt at all that as the Establishment may aave Loot
Mea if it really got down been. Wt erred on the aide ot CO Pea f
to the regardless of reputa- rust.” ey were, ina word-- earn ryeeretne ne ”
tlons, could find that culprit, fmateurs. As such, they sexed NOT REC pe
- Ofte way of doing so mnay have insecurity but never suspects
gecurred to the present Foreign treachery: their Naz! opposite
ecretary who, it will be remen)- Aumbers always feared treachery
| bered. got very angry with Lord and seldom believed themselves
. A Thonison because’ the Philby capable of inefficiency,
AQ Bory was written for hie news- race balten Knightley would
f papers, have us believe that the Secret
Tt is to offer to return to Service did little more in the
ay, euUssia the Kroeger palr of spies war than sponsor successful
y ha: Philby (who is - Code-breaking. This ts unfair.
= and no. doubt the result of haste.
- - they gone to Norway, for
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BETES, ven a GENERATION. to example, they Would have
Bruce Page, David Leitch, Phitin learned of the brillinns —work
Knightiey. (Andre Deutsch, 308.) done by agents trained in this
wet teg the
we
‘eatin an” Pmate. :
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