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ji | THE SUNDAY TIMES, 3 MARCI* 1968 ~ — = ee ‘Did an Apostle recruit at Cambridge for KGB? . : Mr le Carre asks (Magazine February, — But in the first volume of his “Lytton Mr Molroyd also tells us that t- the : 31) who seduced and recruited Burgess, | Strachey,” Mr Holroyd tlescrihes in detail early thirties the Apostles’ preoceur ation + Maclean and Philby, all at Trinity in the a society tailor-made for the Job: During had, naturally, declined to Left-wing early thirties, the twenties the “Apostles” smelt out politics, Were Burgess, McLcan and Tt was clearly someone, a senlor Marx- and fastidiously eleéted t¢ their ranks Philby flatteringly selected . as ist, sufficiently impressive -to callow pretty and sometimes Intelligent boys. . “Embryos,” and did one or moré of undergraduates to dominate them inicl- Senior Apostics remained members after them heeome Apostics? ‘The roll and lectually, and with easy and intimate they had gonc down, and returned to minutes of the Society at the perlod } ‘ access to all three. Feed these facts into Cambridge from the corridors of power might provide some cluc to Mr te Carre’s ' : a computer, and the answer would for philosophical discussjons, behind question. | Probably be v y “fs 4 y Trinity don locked doors. “= London WI Geoffrey 1isvell ae