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a os . Attlee told Mr. Edelman’ that he might have ex; ny other members’ of the Labour Party to write such ah” afticle, but not him,’ and he requested that it should not plblished. Mr. Edelman’s article has not appeared. Many , things are interesting about this story—not least the delightful . picture of Mr, Attlee in his most headmasterly mood (‘ » had hoped, Edelman, to make you a prefect, but now, wel! you know . . .”}—but the more one considers it, the more | > one realises that the events which occurred did not depend « ~ on any formal relationships, but on subtle social relationships.” That was the _Batablishment’ at work, . BURGESS- MACLEAN INTELLIGENCE , Q. WHO TAKES THE BLame?—Evening News.“ ‘ tot Ae‘... those in authority—the Ministers.’ The Under. * * Secretary for Foreign Affairs. ‘ . .. the British Foreign Office—crammed with intellec. _ tals. '—Daily Mirror. + ‘". « gross levity.’—Manchester Guardian. “y+. the right social background and the Hehe old schoo! 3 '—Daily Herald, disingenuous reticence.’'—The Times! . witches in the Foreign Office, Let's have: a hung’ Daily Sketch. a