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| tri i ; ELL OF A LOT MORE TODAY. trickle out in dribs and they might as well get the thing ovtr drabs, bits and bobs? with and come out with the whole dismal | Does he think that a ‘uth about these two young turncoats. ‘eso a day keeps the Putting Him on Guard | CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE! rs: erent s candal away? When Maclean ‘“‘fell under sus- } There are a hundred questions picion”’ at the Foreign Office, why were | to be asked—and answered—_ these ‘certain documents ” kept out of | | about Burgess and Maclean. his way! A tenth-rate idiot would : a as the b ay jof At the rate the languid boys kilow that this was the best way [E putting him on his guard. of the. Foreign Office are going, "And in what way did he fall under: they will still be dealing with | dispicion | What constitutes suspicion them at Christmas. ‘| qh this oh-so-smug department 4 These shadowy spokesmen || Walking about with one’s eyes open, have heen juggling with tricky | probably. questions about Burgess and | Maclean for four years. Their | nf come have been consistent. whsn’t he so closely watched that Ye (i if he was under suspicion, why cohldn’t slip away to Moscow # Nq comment. No comment. No | comment. Now they have been drag rged squez alk ing into the open and they have GOT to comupent. They had to comment on Sunday. ‘They had to comment a bit more qu Hind \ They had to comment a tiny little b more on Tuesday. . j