◆ SpookStack

id 3 Tolloman _ pf | Miss Gandy __ J t Lipton stays quiet o : the ‘Third Man’ TLE. SPEAK LATER, HE SAYS By WALTER TERRY FR the first time since he came to Parliament Lieut.- Colonel Marcus Lipton captured the lmelight . the Commons yesterday without saying a word. , / Member for Brixton, who is usually so talkative, re mained sflent when his chance came to make a personal statement, = MPs crowded their benches expecting his reply to a chal-) lenge from Mr, Harold Philby, former Foreign Office official. In the Commons Lieut.-Colone | Lipton named Philby as Third) Man In the Burgess-Maclean case, Mr. Philby, on Tuesday, chal-! lenged the Lieut Colonel, ‘to re-| peat hig accusation outs:de the House. In reply Mr. Lipton de- clared: I propose to make a stag ment in the. House.” . ry aad \ ‘ Formailities’ y Lfut-Colonel_ Lipton looked steadily at his Order Paper whén the moment came when he could Seek permission to speak. As the afternoon debate began Lieut. Colonel Lipton walked over to the ‘Speaker and handed him a type- ELITE Copy cryy LB. Mac Nowe written. document. } & C.B. ‘ Pof The Speaker studied the docu-) G Thi IN wep 8 ment; then handed it-to a Clerk | Br Lelie Guy 2g (97g of the Table. Colonel Lipton and! the Clerk talked together for & NFOIA KEYG SS. y few minutes, Berner | PER FOlA RE WUeST, T3-+ Last night Colonel Lipton still would not say when he will make his statement. He added: “There are formalities | ie, ve completed, : Coote . _ arst. Then I eak,"” And Mr, Philby, a nis mother's jhonfe in Drayton-gardens, Kens. ‘ingfon, said: “There is nothigg mofe I can do if Colonel Lipt tf reffses to accept my challenge. }I FroMl ce ys arian vcard only rust that Public opini | TAARKED FILE Wo BATALL, Ey SaclBAN CASE Bufile 100-3763) : DATLY MATL et ae \ NOVEMRER 10, 1955°! °° Oy Io” ENGLAND . Do, Yoda ¢