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MACLEAN CRISIS FLARING AFTER NEW DISCLOSURE muap From Page I dual interrogations were made into this las' cution.” The White Paper makes no further reference to this s ional point, The Big- gest Question of ALLS remains unanswered. But(says Waily Sketch political corre- spondent Guy Eden) ALP.s will want an answer to it when the House reassembles next month, * Sir Anthony Eden saw Mr. Harold Mcmillan, Foreign Secretary, just before the White Paper was published last night. It was defided to offer a debate in the Commons if the Socialists ask for it. MPs DEMAND DEBATE . It is almost ce! do so-—but*if he does not, M.P.s on the Government side will press for a debate, M.P.s of all parties expressed the view Jast- night that a searching inquiry into the working of the Foreign Office and its handling of secrets is imperative. But the Cabinet will refuse a Parlia- snentary inquiry, and Sir Anthony is prepared to make the matter one of confidence in the Government, threatening resignation if the Commons insist on one. What else does the White Paper, tell us? Jt discloses that Mr. Morrison, immydi- tely after the disappearance, set up a Cdin- to look into the Fordgn ks as applied to members wity regulations. ain that Mr, Attlee will Miscellaneous. No. 17 (1953) Report. concerning the disappearance ‘it two former Foreign Office Officials Longion, September 1955 Facsimile of part of the White Paper. The tillb is wrong. Maclean and Burgess were not forper officials when they disappeared.