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cd ot ~ : —- i wet oe etated that when at es of the ” damage, they agreed not to make chy osftetal protest nor to.. atsck r the matter with representatives of the British or a 0, S. Inbasst She advised that probably on the following neo: © day {ved a written apology from Maclean, ot which tine he offered to psy for the danages and tn orned her doctor, ae : ~ he intended : * AAEM, = Att epee FE at ae ease PEE ne 4, Gdvieed he has known Donald and Alan Maclean © —_ since 1939, adytsed he had no contacts with etter of tie Macleans tn the United States, He advised he regarde, Maclean aa a Joyal British subject. . ) about April, 1949, AR he clear at @ golf tournament . _ between meaders of the Avertcan and British Enbasates tn ps Catro, He advteed he played golf with Maclean on three — occastone and lunched ot the latter's hone, where he o net Mra, Maclean, He adytsed that at no tine did he d polttice wotters and he could furniah no tnformtton about elea polttteal aynpathtes, He adutsed Maclean appeared ot. fo Be wegarded tr Catro and he had heard nothtng which : + would reflect unfavorably on Ats character op reputation i ma : ssammigigeennn, adutsed that he woe, |... at asstoned tn 0, toypt, with the State hala. tsa a + 1948, whtle Maclean wos aestgned there. tated Maclean wae crittetsed by the Frenchelanguage newspaper ta Castro jor casoctating with Philip Toynbee, who ftlad been Occused by on Egypticn newspaper of betng a Connunist. _ dsecuased thte matter with Maclean and the in wee dented thot foyndee woe a Connuntst, According to Maclean, witle tn Catpo, asacctated with a fast group which ~~~ esatered Sta acttvtttes around the Ltng of foypt’s sister, Princess Fatwa, Ke described thte croup ae not particularly ~~ tmaorad but merely “funeldvtnag.® ‘time ewofae & eudversive taformation relating to dMacle . (