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A. J. Alan
Leslie Harrison Lambert (11 November 1883 – 13 December 1941), known in public as A. J. Alan, was an English magician, intelligence officer, short story writer and radio broadcaster.
==Life and career==
Lambert, son of Thomas Harrison Lambert and his wife Kate, was born in Nottingham and went to Rugby School before training to be a surveyor. He then learned to be a magician and became a successful member of The Magic Circle, performing especially at society events. From about 1909 he joined the Foreign Office and little is known of his civil service activities before World War II. At that time he was part of the Government Code and Cypher School at Bletchley Park and had become a senior official in naval military intelligence. At Bletchley Park he was a cryptographer in Hut 8 and he was known to R V Jones who said that "in contrast to his outrageously unconventional stories" that he led his life on "a monotonously regular timetable".
Lambert married but had no children. He lived at Holland Park, London and had a second home at Potter Heigham for sailing his boat on the Norfolk Broads. He was an amateur radio operator using call sign G2ST and an authority on food and wine.〔
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