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THE CHINA MAN, SATURDAY, JULY 30

THE SPIES AMONG USE

by CHAPMAN

PINCHER

CONSTANTLY THE MAN IN THE KNOW WHEN BIG EVENTS NEED THE INSIDE EXPLANATION

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It's only scratching the surface

THE

Kremlin's efforts to penetrate Britain's de fence secrets and to subvert people who might| later be blackmailed into disclosing information have never been more intense than they are today. Only a bare hint of the activities of Russia's spies was given by the Prime Minister recently when he revealed that 18 of these Soviet-bloc agents have been expelled in the last two years.

My inquiries proved that all "clerks" and "secretaries" these 18 were officials from Iron schooled in Russian Intelligente Curtain embassies expelled by methods the Foreign Office.";

Only two of the 18 of these

IN ADDITION more proved expelled diplomats - Oldric aples and agents posing as students and business men have Szolnok, a

Pribyl, a Czech, and Peter Hungarian have been quietly deported by the Home Office.

IN ADDITION 4 more

ever been named by the Foreign Office.-

have been allowed to remain The rest went out quiet- heoause they gave themselves ly under the blanket of -up on arrival, and have since silence which normally

kept out of trouble.

covers Intelligence opera-

IN ADDITION An even tions.

greater number of men

and

women kamen to be active agents are still in Britain under

surveillance, by M.I.5.

On radar

total

I estimate that the number of active professiorial sples who have operated or are still operating for the Com

A few are British

- two have been convicted of spying in the kast two years. But most are in the swollen Soviet Embassy staffs, which are loaded with mumists in Britain in the last

two years roust run into bun- dreds, and has probably... never been greater

This is only the measure of the orthodox clock-and-danser, acti villen. As the Prime Minister confirmed the Russians have been doing large-scale, poping on rader stations and misele ranges with "trawlers" fitted with electronic gene,

Soviet submarines have been operating off the Aberporth range in Cardiganshire where the Blue Steel H-bomb- missile and other weapons have been undergoing, testy,

Even the Tupolev çivil air- iners Aying in to London Air- port have been pressed into the service,

The reason

The security authorities have

evidence that de talls of the Thor rocket sites have been secured in this way.

by high-level photography.

What has driven the Russians

same development which boa driven the Americane to sễnd spy planes evert the Russian heartland

In the H-bomb mileage, when the greatest danger 18 BES palae attack, continuous Intelll- gence is vital to survivel

defect

pro

dozen

The Russians were mounting big effort to discover the focom tains of the underground launch- ing sites for the Bus Strbals | One Pole, 27-year-old pamed rocket,

Jerzy Florczykowską,

They are still vitally interested for this sefyr last Sep- ed to discover the dispersed clara en He was on or of for the V-bombers.

un diren yöùng Poler bent to Britain for this purpose in the last two years.""

Subversion

The Russians and their satel 'lites have gone much further than securing Intelligence. They have never let up in their efforts to subvert young people to fur-` ther their political ends.

Many young Poles seek per- mission to work or study in Britain because they have close relatives here.

Almost all

to Intensify their espionage? The pressurised by

have been the Polish

thei (koodin 25 extent of the Russian esplotags' drives

They are a measure of the suspicion around us.

And when Mr. Khresh chey rages indignantly alj: the deeds of the +US. reconnaissance filers, they are a measure of his mon strous hypocrisy.

(London Expresa Sereice),

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Know Your Dog

By HM. HOWELL

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Shell X-100 Motor available in 1952,

PEKINGESE fire in great demand. A Canadian buyer recently offered £10,000 for a British champion Pekingese, and later, increased the offer to £10,500. But the dog's owner refused to sell. British breeders hate to part with their dogs, and this one was not by any means the first to regard the companionship of her dog above financial reward.

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"more" Rough Collies have be

flown to the USSR

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