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LL Cc Mohr Bishop Casper Callahan Conrad —______ Felt Gole Rosen «____ Sullivan Tovel ,—_ Trotter Tele. Room Holmes Gandy The Washington Post Times Herald ‘The Washington Daily News The Evening Star (Washington) ‘The Sunday Star (Washington) ___ Daily News (New York) This 1947 picture shows Maclean (seated on desk) talkin nday News (New York) tish Minister to the United States, With them are two member Sunday f In Washington — Mr, N. 3. Henderson (seated) and Mr. W. D. Ai New York Post . ‘The New York Times face OF 2 eee, A FambIiNg sour again. as it had grown be of the British public, that she The Sun (Baltimore) __ den AZ Ooms and a larke fore in London, in Washington, Sade, idea where her husvand ay \ Karden Axain they were short in Ca'ro, And then, ow Irion BSS. that she was a harmless The Daily World SeMoney to buy iL, and again May 25. 1951, Donald Maclean's Pousewife mercilessly hounded a0 New Leader Mrs. Dunbur provided i—ihis 38th birthday, almost exactly @ by the Press. . time “£2,000 deposit. so they IL itcthe, Gay since he flew Melinda. Maclean convinced The Wal) Street Joumal could obtain a mortgage. London {rom Cairo on sick everyone of her determination For a tine, Maclean faithrully leave, he came back on the fo Stay where she was—except The National Observer The Washington dipiomat. 0 Sir John Balfour, then Bri f the Embassy s1 caught the ‘early train back 6.19 Pm. train from Charing one perso; her son, Fergits, oe from, Charing Grose to Oxted, Gross! 7 tien vasten, Ones dex, tis People’s World and then drove home, but gradu: ireatfield fount Cy git = Examiner (Washington) ally the need for ‘liquor re- ts, and ed him what th asserted lisell. He started to Hari imniess matisr nase” mat ihe matter was. S Keep & bottle of whisky in his ‘That night he had a caller— “Tkeep thinkine mummy, win THE SUNDAY EXPRES desk at the Forelen Office. ‘Then Guy’ Burgess” Rupees: had fo off the same as daddy." he LONDON, ENGLAND he would miss the early train, come with the news that Mace told her, J. 12, 196 and finally the later iain, and fean was about to be interro- “Don’t be silly.” Mrs. Streat- Date anuay 12, 1969 eventually the last tram. and ‘ated by security men. ‘The field told him | briskly, “of have to’ stay; the ‘night in fo men left, Maclean saying course she wouldn’, Ro and leave London, =, they had to see scimeone who you. If she went she'd take Melinda for ner part was not fived at Andover. In fact. they you too.” a food housewife. She break- were on the way to Moscow, Events proved Mrs, Streatflelt fasted in bed, and engaged a inroughous the subsequent both wrong and right. She was Ta gens mgusekeeber, turmoil Melinda remained wrong’ becaiee Rehtae did go “RUS, Sylvia Streatfieid. to run poised as any actress imine fee wea ‘same as daddy.” She Beaconshaw. | ‘The two boss magazines of her gribpod Gouty | Cts right in that when Melinda Dokenet it: And they looked it be that she sas, in facts Went une poet children With unkempt, with Jong hair. before far “more convincing actress her. Hus became Zashlonabie, and than most of them ? socks concertinaed around She convinced “MIS interra’ NEXT: Melinda’s - fequfty, shoes. _ gators, liberally minded symna-’. life in M Gradually Me nda’s life grew thisers and_an Important part ife in Moscow—~