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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 13
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4) no fmmediate comment on Lip-
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ulations.
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ago? nd one which My I
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I discussion of the very grave) rime Minister will be glad to
matters which you evaded in{take part”
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telligence of the counuy?” mands in British newspape,
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replied: plete expose of ihe Burgess.
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ment issued last September—
only spurred the demand. .
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-{Philby’s career, a Foreign Of-|
fice spokesman’ said:
“Tn view of the fact that Mr.
Philby is being connected with
supply further. information on] Lord Reading, Minister of
him or, in fact; on any other|State for Fone! gn Atiatrs,
ease “pending debate in: the)Maclean when he was appoint.
ed head of the American De-
Gn ‘Washington, diplomatic! partment in October, 1950,
informants said Philby was #1 ____
security officer’ at the British
Embassy here. Philby's respon:
sibilities, they said, were to
make sure ali Embassy per-|
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