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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 4
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wwiadermnes Bo feveste * aah Tike aay anita WEST Be
described MacLean as being"high-strung and very nervous" end as appearing
to be on the verge of a nervous breakdown. She said Maclean drank,
excessively while in Egypt and hie drinking appeared to increase after
moved into
home in Cairo. She said there was-considerable talk at the tim
egan living at the MacLean residence becaus iw ss a
_reputation for being far more liberal than MacLean. Yo
MacLean!
. During May, 1950, MacLean and QM oecame drunk ana
thereafter called at the apartment house in which QAO’ lived.
MacLean and PRRM broke into the apartment in which was
residing while she was asleep. They did not cause any disturbance:
thereafter went to the adjoining apartment which was occupied by.
Er 2st ns ransacked the premises, They emptied drawers,
upset furniture, threw dishes in the bathtub and generally made a mess of
,thet apartment. After causing thie damage MecLean and MRE Geperted.
said following a survey of the damage which had becn done
it was egreed not to make an official protest nor to discuss the matter
with representatives of the United States or British Embassies. The
following dey AM received a written apology from MacLean at which
time he offered to pay for the damage and B1so informec her thet be intended
to see_a doctor. ’ ne
a
MacLean's Maid
By memorandum of June 27, 1951, we informed you that it had been
reported to us that QQUIRguaaaMMy bad been employed by Donald Maclean
@s & maid during the period he was in Washington.
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