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Ay cB {mont —— <I a Oe (Mount Clipping In Space Below) it — —- ‘ PHILBY INQUIRY ASKED FOR PRIME MINISTER TO SEE MR. WILSON From Our Political Correspondent | /// ,. .) ’, Mr. Macmillan has invited Mr. Harold Wilson to meet him in the Prime Minister’s room at the Commons after questions this afternoon to discuss security issues, The Opposition leader, probably accompanied by Mr. George Brown, will take the opportunity to press for an inquiry, either by a judge or by Privy Councillors, into some aspects of the Philby affair involving the Foreign Office, Apparently the Prime Minister's office took the initiative to arrange the consultation Five more questions have been, tabled for Mr, Heath, the Lord Privy Seal, next Monday. Captain Kerby (Arundel, C.) asks “in accordance with which specific terms of his engagement "! Mr. Philby was paid £3,000 compensa- tion out of public funds when asked to tesign from the Foreign Service. He also wants to know whether the First Secretary in the Beirut Embassy had been ordered to regard Mr. Philby as an | unauthorized person, to whom any offi- i cial information should not be disclosed under security regulations, “in view of | the fact that Mr, Philby was duc to dine with him on the night of January 23, 1963, as his guest”. Mr. Greenwood (Rossendale, Lab.) asks what instructions were given to ' diplomatic representatjves in the Middle East about the kinds of information i which should or should not be made available to Mr. Philby. Mr. Arthur Lewis (West Ham, North, | Lab.) has tabled two questions. In one he asks what action Mr. Heath took to - ascertain whether Philby entered Britain gin the past seven years, a indicate page, nome of peceseper. city and state.) FREE The Times Page 10 London, England pate: 7/11/63 Edition: Author: Editor: tine: DONALD DUART MAC LEAN characte: ESP - R or Classification: London Submitting Office: fa (909 | NOT RECORDEL: JUL 18 1963