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Col. Stewart Menzies, head of Secret Intelligence Service (SIS)
William Stephenson, in charge of SIS American operations
An ancestor of Col. Menzies had been a notorious
Jacobite double agent during the last days of James II's
reign. The present Menzies was the son of Lady Holford;
he married Lady Sackville, daughter of the 8th Earl de la
Warre, of the Sackville-West family which owned historic
Knole. Second, he married Pamela Beckett, daughter of
J. Rupert Beckett, chmn of Westminster Bank, now
National Westminster Bank, one of England's Big Five.
Menzies' mother-in-law was the daughter of Lord
Berkeley Paget, Marquess of Anglesey. Menzies'
daughter married Lord Edward Hay, Marquess of
Tweedsdale, Earl of Kinoull, related to Countess of Errol.
The present Sir Peter Menzies is a director of National
Westminster Bank, treasurer of the giant Imperial
Chemical Industries, and director of Commercial Union
Assurance Co. In the British Who's Who, 1950, Col.
Menzies noted that he had been appointed "C", head of
MI6 from 1939-51, but in later editions, he omitted this
information.
Ford states in his "Acknowledgements":
"Lord Mountbatten of Burma was a close personal friend of Donovan as one
of the four members of the British Chief of Staff Committee which helped
Donovan in the formation and operation of Office of Strategic Services."
The "American" secret service was never anything but a
British operation, directed at all levels by representatives
of the British Crown. OSS agents received advanced
training for the European theater at Bletchley Park,