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hus trea HD, parte ‘was our; aly. i war,’ and, su: 1 felt? gure} bere, Waa Wile need-for! al oe ontinued han, ss. *y ‘ane bis Rest. words were: “Can began to make “frequent ¢ calls ones 2 4 “me at the House of Communa Xz» i H2 tp He pressed me’ for. introduc-¢ Mi Pod there, tif my sheory ware ‘wi » pate Auspected ft, § knew bis“# “tions to all kinds of important’ sitting we o Rag Guy #, But" when “Burgess ned ja Baa knew bim te be one 2) “speuple Most of all, he trled tog’ Burgess. me fy, Maclean 1 realised’ the, oa \ X first met the man’ in’ th “peo overcoat at the nod? a vealed '" Peopte's “Convention,"" staged Sby ‘the Communists. in 'B.B.C. informed 1040 for th “end! tng. ee rd Sys} transter, ‘apthe “te him on?* Burgess sat without’: ") OMce--inclading :the Gover sSpeaklng, and my question _ ea mented oy eae ae 3, WASNSWered. 7." * - More’ astounding” 3 a had ~ Later,” whet ‘we were back i * biroselt’ m ih Pinatly,*T scted.““1 gate’incé. London, «T- sounded | MoNell. ar a nal Penne be "From bis answers to my QUE slate after & Ro! sae ava tions J gathered he had not the the BBC “The wateher. é - ec tina Le iden that Burgess, was Mepect “aativities 8 ey “went there aa an observer: '* i was Iny“impression that he’. g Communist agent.’ ind? MPa jAd'-it was the roan’ im they “was sacked and ] way Tellaved” -r could do no tore. Indeed,” macg en MPa inus * gabardine. raincoat wha stood, ip hi es eas when 1 found thar Burgess was ine dark corner by the doory * ascii kept in a high position at” Hf ;Watebing everyons who entered. fot the Foreign Offtes, 1 began “to f. So hwhen, at. that: publicy Pour years ater t AITAD roy, &'~doudt my own judgment « : Hose 0 Landon tour years( ‘Sunday meeting in my: Brad-*s.” 7 considered that Burgess was’ ‘5, jater, I'saw that this man Wasa, | forg constituency at whien ma: fact being used for counter- Firlena of Guy Burgess and had }co-dpeaker wea to be the ‘espionage purposes~-that he had 2 ceused him to hurry ‘away ine! A MeNeth, then. ‘tinier a ‘been planted to his post by, the * state of anxiety, I knew for cer~ Braye in the Labour "Govern Poreign Office because of his ; They“ must find “out! wnethe if fain that Burgess was a Com- met a) | Knowledge of Communist. acti Barges tered getorenees tg 17 mnunist agents r, if RG MtNell met me at an notelb vittes vie. Go ee she “"T was uncertain wast te. doe ” “ Foreign” Office syWhen! jSee as a journalist’ T was} it 5a F anxious to respect the code of \our:-profeasion which i never i a . informant’, ee So 21 Yet Twas aware. that I ti rfsponsibiltties ‘as a citizen, tod.’ “¥ decided to avatt, develo Renta ot ‘To my, mind Burgess’ was a Stne sor} ‘ot man clever enous That apars his personal cond: Saas! such as” to" make™ him yaublous person sta: - eorpley : Entgh diplomatic post, 8 Be in proof