1. Request from S.H.A.P.E. for Information Regarding Soviet and Satellite Clandestine Organisations; 2. Security of H.M. Missions Behind the Iron Curtain; 3. Security Vetting of Letters from British Prisoners-of-War; 4. Atomic Energy Establishments in the U.K.; 5. Documents Research Section, Germany - German Offer of Experts Services; 6. Evacuation of Germans in an Emergency; 7. Location of Intelligence Directorates in War

RESTRICTED 2. SECURITY OF H.M. MISSIONS BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN (Previous reference: J.I.C. (50) 98th Meeting, Minute 6 of 15th September, 1950). THE COMMITTEE took note of a statement by Mr. Carey-Foster which has been circulated separately as a Confidential Annex. SECRET 3. SECURITY VETTING OF LETTERS FROM BRITISH PRISONERS-OF-WAR Previous reference: J.I.C. (52) 3rd Meeting, Minute 4 of 4th January, 1952). GROUP CAPTAIN MEARS said that, following the Committee's discussion the previous week on the handling of letters from British prisoners-of-war in Korea, the three Service Ministers had approved the Committee's recommendation that all letters received from prisoners-of-war in Korea should be scrutinised by Departments concerned.