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they can be checked if anybody knows them. A gentleman called 
      Mr. Stavirides Mr. Papanikolaou Mr. Mylonas and Mr. Dimitrakopoulos 
      - my Greek is not very good - those four are all the representatives 
      who came down from Macedonia and the manifesto to which I have 
      just referred was voted by all the members - that is 20 of the 
      Central Committee in Athens - and three of them went up to our 
              Ambassador and handed it over to him.         
 
                                                            
 
 
         Mr. Gallagher: I still think it is a fake.         
 
                                                            
 
 
Mr. Eden: I admit that the conditions in Athens are disturbing. 
      I admit the difficulty of substantiating exactly what this or 
      that section of political opinion feels in a city which has been 
      through what Athens has been through but I submit to the House 
      that the document I have read out and the circumstances which 
      I have described of its presentation to us is at least a strong 
      prima facie case that it represents something of sub-stance in 
                     Greek Socialist opinion.               
 
                                                            
 
 
Mr. S. O. Davies: Can the Foreign Secretary ex-plain who the 
      names of Professor Svolos and Professor Angelopolous are not 
      among the names he read out be-cause they are and have been accredit 
              & pound of the Greek Socialist Party?         
 
                                                            
 
 
Mr. Eden: I will say why those two names were not there. Professor 
      Svolos was a member of EAM but I do hot know his present whereabouts 
      and I cannot tell why he was not