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0-19 (7-8-55) poe fs é | ' Mr. Tolson Mr, Boardman - Mr. Nichols Mr. Belmont ‘Mr. Harbo ‘Mr, Mohr Mr. Parsons Mr. Rosen SPY PROBE =~ Mr. Tamm M.P. Dared fo Step . Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room Mr. Holloman Outside’ Mine Ganty —— LONDON, Nov. 8 (t?—Former Ae . ” British diplomat H. A. R. Philby to- vty wr day dared a Socialist member of 4 - Parliament to step outside the priv- tleged Commons and repeat his charge that Philby was the “third ~ man” in’ the Burgess-MacLean spy case. Mr. Philby, a former first secre tary in the British Embassy in ‘Washington, accused Labor Party 'M. P. Marcus Lipton of a “sneak” ~ . attack under cover of parllamentary privilege. Mr. Philby issued his statement jt a press conference attacking Col, ipton's refusal to come outside) ‘ommons and repeat his charge! Ithout legal immunity. Col. Lipton pressed his charge that a Ythird man” sent Soviet spies Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess flecing behind the Iron Curtain“ de-}- . Spite a statement by Foreign Sec- retary Harold MacMillan that there . . was “no evidence” 10 back it up. Col. Lipton had previously identi- fied the “third man” as Mr. Philby. CELETED Cory stnr oR Several London newspapers re- jected Prime Minister Anthony) Rare, Dyr woke Eden's offer to convene a secret bi- + LETTER “UN 22 31976 & { partisan Investigation of Foreign Of Wash. Post and ow fice security measures. Times Herald ER EGIA REGMEST + “This probe won't do.” the Daily Uvash. News f° i Sketch said. Its editorial called for Wash. Star an investigation “that will satisfy ° everyone there is no covering-up of N. Y. Herald ———— events that led to the escape of two [traitors to Russia” re . Lord Beaverbrook’s Daily Express N. Y. Mirror said “nothing so halChearted will . Daily Worker restore conlidence either. at home or Jabroad.”,\"‘The» Dally Marzo’ called The Worker ————— ‘it “the big cover-up.” ~«___-» New Leader ——__—_