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HE-GREAT Burgess and Maclean drama began on the '
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10 p.m. the news was passed on to the Express in
Fleet-street; by 1 a.m. Percy Hoskins, the Express Chief,Crime Re rter, had secured complete oonrmation;two Britisodiplomafs had disappeared. '
f ' Their na-mes were not used in this rst etmy because the Foreiln
Oiiice declined to eonnrm them. But the news of their disappearance
exploded with megatnn
impact InWhitehai1, and
the Foreign '0i!ce was
Iereed to admit emeieiiy
that Burgess and Maclean
had been missing tor
18 days, ' p
i-The statement added:
"Mr. Qlaciean had a break-
do a year ago owing to
or train, but was believed
to have fully recoveredn: to their beinél absent.out leave bo havebeen suspended with elect
from June 1.
Hhe were me}. tram menwhose disappearance createdan int-ernet onai sensation P
Donald hlaciean was 88
and head of the vitallyimportant America Degen-ment at the Fol-:35:-i-0 ce. -
He had a £6. house at
Taisneld. in Surrey. tur-
nished only aeven month:earn: His beautifulAmer an-born wife Melinda-u
in .$Qb- '73 BI a ad; hadWm lied seven and ave
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u! Buraese. then, .a Second Secretary In
Zmbaesy in We-shiniton.
a bachelor. I.-lkemaeiean e
came from a wealthy 1' y' m:9292
UYul! tied with the likab-L7 " . 7: :;_. _ _ KL.
' irnent, - hid "
-isiie-aume11uea mm
paper over the aeandai Ihi
the disappearance 0! Burlesa
and Ma-clean created.
For tour Jeers the Daily
Express eraiatence investilai-13 the myebtflurges: and Maciean
tn omciai displeasurewtna tron: the Esta -en .
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_ takinllr. month at
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L -OnMay35Bur|>esshiredaIE1!-ilve GIT. I CHI-III
Austin A10. trom Welbeck
Motors in Orawiord-street.; . He visited the Green
. rk Hotel. the Reform Club.
.d bre eerie at Qieele
d Bond-street .
. Then e headed tor
to In t with llaclean.
Friday, May 25 was_ llacleans birthday. he had. we with triends at; eelerl in Old Compton-
: street. Soho. and iunched atj Schmidt's in - Charlotte-
? -street. He cashed a cheque
i'ior £5 at the Travellerstome. and caught the
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5.19 om.-his usual train-»
.to Bevenoaks. He arrived
home around 0 nan. .
W-No hint .
one gave no eiue. no hintof his intentionss his wife; later assured M1. men and
. Fowl!!! Olce investieatora.
i--Bive maintained that
E,-thro h t. til h r own ue ou un e
* fma'- r-peir"auw two jiii
later.
But at I pm. that nilhtBurgess was ckinl Macieanup at Tatsne . The! arrived
at Southampton with minutes
to spare to catch the mid-
~ night steamer. the Falaise,
-. tor Bt Halo. .
. t Bt. Malo Burgess a
an paid 5.000 tran
tor a taxi to R-ennes
to catch the i.l8 p.
ex.» -& to Pe.."ie. That =2:1 the'lut seen of them until' uent a white macmmsbjl' eir absence did
b ome known to the ForeOice until omce houra n"°n¢l¥- Ill! I8-Ihgg eh,trail was already get5011- Then lice toreeamglgiall friendly Es; mm, Q!-IE8! ION I-llfld. Tgglate. ea%g'n¢ih¢ _Oice said Burgess agmdnltfcigazz E3:was not considered a matteror public coni>ernu.ntii thell'}_Dl:ese revealed the aeq-¢g,_- en the hue and cry ya;Ilhvaraileled. ' The Iorei|n
Omce came in r heavycriticism. Attem weremade to divert the criticism
llainst the relentless news-
i>aPe1' lnveetleatious;
Teieirams rmto his wire and §.or§:§Ii'§§
"Om Bllrlees to his mother'arrived from Paris. butmistakes in the English text
lillested that they had beg
"£1! bi? I ioreianer. --,
. It was not until August I
at new! came. .
IQ 515:; commercial banmoney to th='-Eoridon account or I-lac_iean':.
to British inteliilenc
Th I111! 15. D53. Ire.Meliirdlaqaaclean ieit England
tor loodlo live with her»
children on the lhorll 01'
Lake Geneva.
She moved into a furnilhell
iiat in the Rue dee Aloee
qith her mother _and_
ildren. ine annonno
e was divorcins _hand toreriean mother-in-la- s. Dunbar. 1
. Dunbar went at on |
authorities
if , . , .| "'Mistakes I
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I-Hrs. Maciean as
amatically and dedni y
her husband had il
" 6.. -1-.i'..'.::. temherI0 she went tomhegegank in
Geneva and arranged tor
the payment-oi rent due on
her ilve-bedroom at. and
'arran|ed for all bill-ltlnllil
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4tradesmeifs hills to he paid.lhe accepted an invitationtron: ~a I end to attend a
cocktail party on the follow»In Tuesday svenine. 'rst thinl on Beiii-emberi'1-at 0.30 am.-she went to
the hank in and drew III
out the equivalent oi £5-B in
lwiss francs. Then aha
went to her local larage.
iilled the tank with petrol.
and paid ant outstanding
repair hill or £5.
lhe told her imthar.
lira Dunbar. that she was
going to nd a lwlek-endWith the :¬1d.reli'l1. Intrie e' villa ZK n s . , .
Mrs. llaclean sat Iith aii
three children in the roomy
trout seat or the lamiiy
Chevrolet. The hoys were in
53%. ... ..t* "-ii-'?. " "..::;. waand she drove leavingbehind the mot-he: the milh_
neverlee aaain. - _
Telephoned
litre. Dunbar was nearly
frantic when her daulhter
and srandcnildren tailed to
return on the Sundayaveninl. " -
On Monday morning the
reported their disappearance
to the British Consulate in
Geneva. and was told that itwould be I301-ted throglhordinary annels. edecided to ldleiiid theForeign Oillce nondonhe . .
The Ioreien Oice acted
this time. Swiss police sealed
frontiers. For the leoond
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oar over the of
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s a children's book call
" e Little Lost Lamb."
Unknown to her inother,
in the east boot oi the
Chevrolet Mrs. Maclean had
packed most oi her clothes.
Later. counter-intelligence |
men round a sheet of photo -',
Iranhe in the ilat. They were
oi the Maclean children,
ordered by a Mrs. Smith."
The size was that requiredI :8 Communist coun
ur days alter her iilg
o British security me
Austrian Police their recon
- atructed her route as tar as
'Bchwar-aach St. Viet, in
. Austria.la
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After leaving her car in
the gsrsie in.Laus.nine she
called a porter to carry her
; baggage across the road to
'-the station and a train into
;. Austria.
-. The !ami.l!"trave1led t
'_ 58 pm. almost before
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The train pulled out
I-tie ards. at Ch
195-3.. Burgess csine through
tor the rst time too with a
Christmas card to hismother.
What of the men in
Moscow today P -
Gufnhurgess, Edllid, chain-IIIIIOK . IEO DQIVOIIInostaiéc tal oi the old dayswhen saw him in Moscow
ently. He wore a weli- t
ey suit. a shabby dg nlan tie. clutched a bri _-
' g tumbler or hen
eo__ac. , 7
pm --I.0 Q
i ndless talks
e was a pathetic gureH health was tailing criticaly. Ihere leeme lit _
prospect oi him seeing hisaged. ailing mother who livesa Arlington House. Picca-
dilly. ever again.
He seemed to be ignoring
doctor: orders to give up his
heavy drinking.His last Iriend was Yale.a lonhaired young minerirom e Donetz Basin. who
shares 50-year-old Burgess's
two-room at in a little
house beside the hioakva
river. _ _In past lIiOfiUi*BUTIBl8-who uses the ame Jim
Androvich-has been in and
out oi hospital several times.
He nearly died in November.
He has recently been in .a
convalescent home.
I met him by chance in
the iiat or a mutual acquain-tance. Bince he ate-crashed a Western coc tall
party 18 months alo he has
generally avoided Westerners.
But he irequently rang me
for i chat. and talked end-
lessly over the telephone oiEglitics and personalitiesown intimately to him in
Britain.
Upper class i
Donald Msclean. the other
man in the great Burgess
and Maclean drama. -was
very different.
Under the name Mark
Eraser he lived with his wire
and their three children on
the sixth iioor oi a block oi
ats act apart tor .i.ntel-
lectuals, the upper class oi
Moscow society-a tour-room
apartment overlooking
Minsk railway station.
Maclesn usual!! "drove
himself in a green Volga car
to the State printing house
where he worked.
Ilfhe ldaclean children
Ipeak Russian better than
English. Fergus. now 18. 18
a language student atMoscow Univer-aim. Donald.16. is at a hos nl school.
Melinda. ii. is at a special
language school.
Now. 11 years alter their
ther' to the . s escape e
omes a ~new upheaval i
e Maclean children--and
w Burgess and Macie
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flied -that Burgess and
Maclean are to be deported
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Idiplnmlts ll years atgcaused deep resentment
America. Burgess had worked
in Washlnlton and Maclenn
was heed oi the Foreign
Olce lection- in London
dealing with U.B. aihirs.
' Now their arrest under theOiilcial Betirets Act mouldstir lup Pd doubts -and
For this and other reasons
the _po5Slb]B arrival -oi
Burgess and Maelean inBritain is reiarded throu|h-out Whltehs. 1. and particu-
i larly by the Foreign Olce,
, llas highly embarrassingnight the Foreign Oillce tried
to olood responsibility ll!seylnl both men had ion:
since ceased to belonl to the
Foreign Service.
But coming eiose on ton oi
th I Geo it Blake. e case o r
the Foreiln Omce
jailed I-8 e spy. e re- -
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Maclean can cause nothtne
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tilht-iippeci-even thouah
it was obvious that its
=. inside iniormation. was
responsible Ior the start-
'1in: announcement irom
' Scotland Yard thatwarrants had been issredfor-the arrest. or the wo
ex-Foreign Omce oiiiclals.
The Government would be
desperately embarrassed by
their return. Jsinisterswoukd like .it tar better it
the wo remain behind "theIP01! Clkl. L ~ 1
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the country ? Nothing couid
stop them. Belna born
British. they cannot have
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Scotland Yardlis acting on
long-standing instructions.
A major mystery is the
implication in Bdotland
Yard: statement thatBuriestand Maclean mightbe c_om g back tolether.
When I saw Burgess in
Moscow. during Mr. Mac-
millan: trip to Russia in
1959. he his-isteci that his
association with _Mac1ea.nK was utterly nished. _
His comments on llaclcar;
were acid. ,- -
At that-time Burgess was
anxious to return tempor-
' ari1yto -Britain to see his
mother. He asked',"I-lowcan the amen authorities
atop me?" '. _ -
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years have passed. that
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Maclean and Guy Burgess burst anew on a
emharrassed and bewildered Whitehall last nigh
. 92 n it was reported they were on their way
_to'London-and then that they were no,t.
.-____._. . FIRST REPORT came from British
' ropean Airways, whichsaid the diplomats
w re on a Moscow-London iiighi due to call at
sterdam: they were not. _ _
SECOND REPORT came from Route in
_ Moscow. saying Maciean.was'_still there: ie
was-and angry. "Burgess-was oul.o'f tow "
Ali this happened a dew hours after warrants or
the arrest oi Maclean and Burgess were. issued in
' London under the Oiciai Secrets Act. And Foreiln
Secretary Lord Home broke o a holiday in Scotland
to oonier with M_r. Macmillan at Chequers.
- Whatever caused last |1i{lltl ap In Whitehall
_ M.I.5 and '8coi-land Yard have etrong reasons to
believe that the diplomats may be returned. to Britain
at any time within the next two weeks.
Maciean, acting head or the Foreign O!ioe'a
American Department, and Burgess, second secretary
at the British Embassy in Washington. iett. London on
the night oi May 25. 1051. took a boat from Boui.hamp~En to St. Main--then vanished. " In October 1953 Macle'an's American-born Tieeiinda and their three children disappeared trim
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N MOSOOW yesterday rnorning a crew-cut boy A
-heavy glasses and red shirt. one oi Maciean'
childrcnFergus is 18, Donald 16, and Melinda 11-
an_swere_d the door of their sixth-oor at to callers.
.' The boy was asked in Russian if his rather was
home. He said in Engllsn : I will see. ".l,hen- ldaclean
himself. now a greying 49, came out. _ _
He said : " I don't want to talk to you." A warrant ?
I-Ie looked over his shoulder at his children. moistened
his lips, and said : "'1 have nothing to say." '
' -He rmly closed the brown palnvbiistered door,
shouting: "Goodbye. Please go. ~By all accounts Maciean should then have set oi!
for the airport and London. But at 10 o'clock last night
he was still in the at. This time the door was opened
by an English woman in a blue coat. Besi_de her was
an elderly men wearing glasses. _
Maclean loomed up between them. He was'-
wearing open-necked shirt and corduroy trousers,
as in the morning, and had on red carpet slippers.
Shut the door, he barked. K Shut the door. '
- Maclean. known to his friends and neighbours as
Mark Fraser," lives near the skyscraper soviet
Foreign Ministry. editing an English language edition
bi a Russian iorelgn affairs magazine. ~ '
' It is believed Mrs. Maclean and the children could
return to Britain without hindrance if they wished.
Bachelor Guy Burgess, 51-year-old Etonian, was
" out oi Moscow," on holiday or at a sanatorium. . I
Drama tn, Amsterdam A t '
IN AMSTERDAM last night crowds spilled on to the
Schipoi runway when K.LM. ight 302 arrived from
Moscow. Among the passengers, B.E.A. thought, were
Maciean and Burgess. ,
Armed Dutch police lined up. Arc lamps silhouettedt92e silver and blue plane. Out came _16 bewilderedpsengerspbut no ii1iW§rf diplomats. The Dutch
P Y il t denied the were on bo. rd. The steward denied it.
. eventually did B.E.A.
l even people travelling on
? to London were escorted
to a coach and driven 50yds.
1 for B.!l.A. Flight 439.
s Passports were checked.92 ' _
de anded: Who ls this
inan Buriess. anywair l "
IN LONDON there were
i more crowds. but still no
i diplomats. Next night from
l oscow is due this morning.
n heavy rain lust re
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Psi? T..i$"-1-£'i'l.°l=°.£'...".l a , ar .
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lug: late the two méo zen an n rby the rront door. Bir RobertBlundell went into Iso. 1 court
to deal with drunk cases-
At 2.5 in the ailcrnoon Super-
intendent Binith and Mr.Pa.lmeare back at Bow-street The!wed to the chic! rnallstraic
in rlo. 1 wurl. The chic! cler!
said : Your warrants areready. Then the two men iett.
Statement .-
Later the Aiaorncy-General:
otilce laid: The warrant
c e 3l ¬o.'?°f.l"fh "s.'r*l..l.**'...'.n*-Scotland Yard'sai<r: _6 Ihe|-e are gr-wands
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within the hrialleolcourts. was-.1:nia lava plied ac tuned their% Ice Qmces widerBcction One of the 9Olclal Secrets Act I811.
Section One of the Act dealswith the §atheri;-3 oi tn!orina-tion in prohlbi places. the
making oi plans. sketche.models etc. or the communica-tion o any secret ollcial code
word or_passwor_d Ipetul tq__anenemy. It provides ror pc-namesup to lgdycara.Yeste ay's main activity
&°.é5".°l» § "".2..'?.i.?.F °.¬l.i t an or ell c
houses the Special Branch.
Messages went out to I-cents
at sea and air ports. Teams oid tives left at intervals after
b iinas Iron: Commander
es. Special Branch head.; One man was questioned ' while the mothers e
. repeatedly. He protested: I o diplomats "heard the waany John Edwards." And l~lI=~1H='I Iolllt !1i I 92s Q I - -Q
Madma-
ean-wasaw". 1 Jcom on.foiirmioorr lat
itgsl °nIlO;:¢IlB. Io y . erythilil ,was quite -5% gen was,
nothing aj_:_ou_t_thia.' __ -hater Jill rune. iel.r1u§ -- -'skirt and blue sweater.hair hanzlna iooaelauon yshoulders, answered door. --llisa Hine told I43 llaciesnthat reporters had ed to sacPer. Lady Maelean aaidl Io.amt want to lee thieuni-" -r esa's mother, year-oldIra {vs Basset!-. who has beenglsinoethedeathoihcraeoond
nshaod. Lieut-Oolcliel John iBassett. live months ago. was .allven medical treatment yester- '
yandordcredtobedathcrsecond-oor at at Jtrllnitnn
iiic. 1- iuauuu " '. . This is a very great shock."
she said I am very worried
about nu son" ;A mend cl! lira Bsleix
said: She and her son are
ccry close. Only recentlyused to telephone hii_i_:Hosoow nurly eve? day. .Basscttrpentalac Se! I
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prrespw-"'1;-at to :95? and
. net Guy Ban-gen jrequenml
GUY BURGESS told me thelast time I met him
tn Moscow: My eonaelenee
la oulte clear. I've been a
Marxlat. but that: not a
erlme tn Britain. I Iy TIKNCE LANCASTER
lt war Burreaa In Iala heat
aplrlta. This point was
reached normally alter heI had aeveral drlnlta. um
92he lapaed Into aell-olty.
92@0l'ten he we t. I rememberhim hreallfnl down an we
. tened to a Bulala
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Th waa a dlllereut Bur
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oono reitaui-anti.
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thinner. What was left war
golnr grey.
Always he wore ll! Old
Etonlan _tle. Illa ehalk- atrlped ault ante tron:
i Bond-atreet.
Be seemed _'homeaick. "I
would ao to lee my mother
once more. he aald
repeatedly.
Qstenslhly he we.-s working !o!'
the Buaalans. But he could
always get away when I
was avallable for a drink.
.1115 duties appeared aome-
what leas than arduous.
FEELING
Be lived In a three-room llat
near the Novodevlohy
t monastery. A lluaalaa
; woman looked alter lt.
lle had llttle eommunleatlon
with Donald Haelean and
I Illa Ialnlly.
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F England erohoed up. -
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hla talk. even his appear-
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1 man of the thirties.
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misfortune not to dlepaln _hut to live and Pnaala. And. worst o a
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Warrants for their arrest had earlier been
taken out by Scotland _Yard-and It was later
reported that they might be flying to London
from Moscow: , ~. .' ' ' r -VBut then the mystery grcwi: - ',
. 1.31-itish European Airways spokesman said they would
errzve L: Amsterdam, Holland,
by mght plane"f1-om Moscow
and take -a BEA ight toLondon." - _. ' _ '
Bpeclal alents met the KI.-M plane
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ellhteen aeats booked In Moscow were
tilled. _ .y . '
Burgess and-Maclean were not
amen: the passengers. _ " _ _
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-The captain or the plane aald:
Two passengers did not report for
take-oti. and another two had only
BEA tickets lnstead ct the rwulre-1
K LII ones." o
a tart-minute mrcrmatlm check was
the pauenzera on BI:A'a can-
t. It reached pondon twenty
.. A ewtamen 2!: = B-_-5:: ktdirect [light from Iloaccw. would
re in London at I038 a.n. today.
MACLEAN I'll IUD in Ilcacow llit
night. He was acen by reportera. y
. mmplss was aaid to he on hciidaaomawhnte in Bulb: " 92 - 'y'ieActionJmder
0' i o " //ink -
Jecrets Act
.TheBritiahlmha.|ayinaloecowaaidneither Bu:-yea nor llaclean had
asked tor permission to travel to Britain.
. Scotland Yard had nothing to lay
- beyond its earlier announcement that
the er-dlplomata could he arrested under
the Secrets Actlt theycame",rlthi_n_tbc
jurisdiction at our courts. '
_ Burgess, _8l, t_g__a bachelor. I-gaclean. _QI,ma marneta rue amancan-corn cue,Melinda, and their three children re-jolaeg lm inléoaoow two year; atter hean uraeaa there.
The drama which turned Into a Ilyatery
began yell-erda with Iiaita lo the Bow-Itheet ma;'iatra{e'a court leg Brltalrfa toomy -catcher. Detective - nperlntendentGeo-e Bmith, the man who amaabed the
Lo ale-Kroger apy ring.
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There are groom Iarsuppooln I t DonaldMaciem and Guy Borfelajazz be eonlempla Inflea or may have lei .the U 8li'er aelae ether- - Ierrltory.
In order that they nay
be an-erted ahoold theyMillie, In transit or other-
wise, Ilthln the luriadioIlon of our oonrte Iarranlahave been agplied lee. andtanned, for I elr arreat Ior
ollenoee under Section Oneei the Official,Secrets Aol of Illl.
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aecretwggciaiI The guru: announce-T£Ii;:!t_niaed I-hree bi: ouea-<i . r . .
IIAD B rresl and Mac-wn alrerdy left Rulataf I-IRE they about to leave
there? And it ao. WHY
. . Move .
I An; more would IAVE
lo be with the Kremlin:oermiaeion. ,
The Iarranta were ap-iI lIeIIIor lo that If Ihe IQ:men landed In a "friendly"oonntrr, Britain oonld etnrt
I e ° £'--'2 "° h8'1¬.¬= ;'¬mmu mi litth-H001 onl 3:: the Kremlin in Ina-
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neighbours aaid he had lefttor a two or three Ieeit
holiday" -"aomeIbere -BRania! . » .
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returning mystery6
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WARRANTS were issued under the Oicial
. Secrets Act yesterday for the arrest of Donald
Maclean, 49, and Guy Burgess, S1, the former
Foreign Oice diplomats who ed to Russia II years
ago. A Scotland Yard statement said there was
reason for supposing that they might be leaving
Soviet territory.
It was thought in London that the two men
could be under compulsion to leave, and reports
persisted last night that they were ying to London
via Amsterdam. But they were not in any plane to
the Dutch capital. Maclean was traced to his
Moscow at, but Burgess had vanished from his
home. A - e
-The warrants were obtained at Bow Street by Scotland
Y|rd's Special Branch under a seédon oi the Oicial Secrets
Act which covers the gathering of information which " might
two ex-diplomats might be a Russian manoeuvre to .se
the release of Gordon Lonsdale, head of the Portland spy ri .r is intended to be uselul to an enemy."NThere was speculation that the retum to Britain Jig
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" By JOHN overtELEVEN years after the Foreign Oiee diplomats Guy
Burgess. S1. and Donald Maclean, 49, ed from London
.Most-ow. Scotland Yard have obtained warrants tor th
irrest tinder the Official Secrets Act. Early yesterday bu
Iien'were reported on their way to Britain by plane. -
t A British European Airways. - _ -. _.' _-__.
Spokesman said last night that
earlier they received a telephone
-call from Mr. W. Hatch. BEAmanager in Amsterdam. statingthat urgess and Maclean were
expected to travel from Aiiister- .
dam to London on the BEA
ight No. 439 ysterday evening. ~
But when the KLM airliner from
Moscow in which the men would *
have travelled arrived at Amster-
dam. neither was aboard, 1
LIMIT OF POWERS
English courts 1.A spokesman for the Attorney-EGeneral'= ott'ice_said last night that .
the warrants for the arrest ol
Burgess and Macieaii operated only
within the iurisdietion of the
English courts.
It is possible that Britain might
Bk countries with whom she has
extradition treaties to hold the
two men pending further» p -
ings.
is suggested in some quartirs
th the former diplomats mightco peiled to leave Russia. Th ittet tn to B_ritai1'i would cause a{-rumpus among Western Powers.
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iland Yard Issued the to ow-
in statement at 2.25 p.ni. y ter-
day after Dei. Supt. G- G. S iih.
of the Yard! Special Branch had
obtained the warrants from thel
Chief Metropolitan Magistrate. Sir
Robert hiundell. in closed eourt at!
Bw Street. i
It readil l
i°>§.°..i§ iv'i§.¬i.'l.'. {iii Z: ..§."°¬L".?ress_ may be COI'll!tl'l?llti1teaviiig. or may have let. the
USSR tor some other territory. -
In order that they may he arrested,
should they Oome. in transit or,
otherwise. within the iurisdietion
of out courts warrants have been
applied for and issued for their
arrest for ottences against Section
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ul;he cautious liortliing lot the I Ql'l'll1'lT ma Q! I C881 I, II IYard: Special branch. the lav:
Q|l|Ol'eC§l'I'l¬D1 arhtn tat h;ll$. haeabeen warn t at t e ip ornate -ture from Moscow could lgffiatgg
them within the reach of British
writ. .
SECRETS ACT -
Heavy punishment
_Botli men. ll they stand trial.
will face heavy punishment
The section of the Ofcial Secrets
Art specied on the warrants
deals with:
The atheriiig of inf tio iRofiihited plaécels. Ilgrktlrl plan: ec es. mo es. ett:.. or teominunication of any lecre:
oEi_cial oode word or passwordwhich is calculated to he oriiiight be or is intended to be.
directly or indirectly useful to
an enemy."
The possibility must he opo-
aldered of a repetition of the Ga
Powers-Col. Abel exchange. By
lltdifettfgllgellglllllg ffiéllf diplo- mats roug t to a usamay well he paving the wad o :st] tor the return oi don
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a spy in Britain nished with his]
arrest hut he could take hackl
details of present uplonage
arrangements in Britain.
Macleaii was head of the Ameri-
can department at the ForeigaDce with the rank of couo-i
seilor and Burgess an egeeniiyei.
clticer with the rank of second
secretary when they led from
Britain on May 25. I951.
A White Paper issued afterward
referred to Mrs. Melinda Macleao.
wife-of Donald Maclean. who. two
rears after her husband's dis-
appearance reioined him in Moscow
with tier three children.
Maclean. the son _ot Ladymltloiifljltil the late Sir Donald_aclean. entered the ForeHn_$er-
vice_ in l_935. _l-ie_ rriarrled elinda.
an American. in 1940. Burgess. full
name Guy Francis de Money
Burgess. is a bachelor. r
Both had served_in Washington.and Maclean in Cairo. He returned
gto Britain six months before he ledwith Burgess. I
In Moscow. Macleari was re-
! rted to be the editor of the Eng-
} ' edition of the leading Russian
itiul magazine. liiternationaiA airs. A_ year ago he was saidto be living as Mark Frazer"
-rip. his iamily in ' Moscow:Western colony. L
He also appears to have had a
key post on the stall of the SovietForeign Ministry with responsi-bility for the aairs of the niied
Arab Republic and in particular
President Nasser-
VALUABLE PRIZE
Detailed knowledge
He was _uiiiiouhtedly the most
valuable prize for Russia, Senioreaa lire-Q" -..'l-.-. s.-t.a - --i..a:.._i_.V. l'lllI92'3=ls Vfllkl IIUIII I EUIIIJVCII.lllill0_| appointment with the
92FOTIli_Ill Otce. Maclean was in a
l>_0-HEIDI! to give detailed infornia- 1
hon about Forelsn Oice proce-ri
iknow the details of measures taken
.5! MI 6. _tlie intelligence branch
charged with gathering information
-abroad. he would have been able in
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;-th time of the defection or the t[ii oinats and suspicion of 0 rdure. practice and policy partieu.larl on the American and Cairo
Even if he did not personally deshs. - i
'-lunp_ly conrmation of resultsobtained the Foreign Oifice. This
would in icate the presence of
intelligence sources in key areas.
cries made bitter protests nB rain overoursecuritymeasure i
se protection was aroused whiI
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Wi ing informants I
e Russians have always co
cen ated. when handling defecto .in uildinr up as complete a pictureas possibe of people engaged iii
governmental service. Both Burgess
and Maclean. would have been
willing source; of iitforniation
about their friend; and acquaint.
ancea_
The validity of the passports
held by the two men has eitpiredand three years ago the I-louse of
Commons was tol that no general
instruction had been given to
diplomatic and consular oilicers
abroad over the issue oi new pass-
ports, .
Four yurs alter the diplomats
vanished the Foreign Oliice
admitted for the first time that both
men had been under suspicion of
spying for Russia before their
escape. Maclean. indeed. had been
under investigation by iriiisii
security while nployed at the
Foreign Oice.
The investigations had_b_egun inlariuary 1949 vgllien suspicion wasaroused that a ussian agent was
in a position to leak Foreign Oice
secrets. By mid-April 195! the
security service had narrowed their
field of suspects to two or three
persons. r
PRINCIPAL SUSPECT
Attention diverted
By the beginning of May Maclean
was regarded as the principal
suspect. although evidence admis-
s'ible in a prosecution under the?ilici:l Secrets Act could not beoun .
has never been quite removed.I
lAttention was in this way
diverted from Burgess. It was not
until after the defection that it was
realised that the two men. who had
been Cambridge undergraduates
together. had concealed a close
association which might otherwise
have drawn the counter-espionage
eyes towards the apparently minor
Foreign Ofiice 'employee. Burgess.
The Foreign Oilice believed that"
th two men learned they were
un r watch and reported this o
Mo ow who ordered them to e
to afety. Then came Forei
Offi conrmation that both w
long-term Russian agents.
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ntact found
! e suitability of strum at
I tinued service abroad was u er K
've reassessment. I-ie was -idrawn lrorii Washington for further
92'screeniiis- iiI The contact throillll Whom ll""two worked during their time _with
.il-ie Foreign Olice was identied.
" He was F. v. Kislitsin. a member"
"qt the soviet MVD Secret Policel
who gerved at the Russian Embassy
in London from I945 to I948. Mr.
Kislitsin went to Canberra. wherehe was subordinate to Vladimir i
g Petrov. who laier_soualir |I0lllil¢Il"asylum in Australia.
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The Foreign Qffice was eon-
sulted before application was rnade
for the warraritsJP"Tlie application' d in W l as anl
i 99!-maliy uteri when it appea?riiat
persons suspected of offences u_nderthe Ociaj Secrets Act are likely
to arrive within the iurisdiction of
British courts.It ll denied that yesterdaifsannouncement is the lirst clear n-dication to Burgeess and htacleaiithat the would arrested it theyreturned: This. it is Pointed OIIL
has been known to them for some
time.
Die two former _dl_o!o_in.1ts_have
nu applied to the nriiisli Enib ssy
or onsulate in Moscow for Cit
p sports. The British pass rts
t y used to leave Britain ave
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Burgess and Donald Maclean
from Moscow. Earlier in the
day news had reached Lon-
-don that the two would be
arriving in London from
Moscow via Amsterdam.
But when the last Eight from
Amsterdam to London. a KLM
plane. arrived lust before midnight
neither Burgess nor Maclean was
aboard, The captain of the aircraft
said he had heard reports that they
ight be leaving Moscow to-day.
A _At 6 o'clock last night BEA re-
ceived news .that the two men
would be aboard a ight due into
London at 10.10 p.m. Soon alter
-lnquirers at London- airport were
told that the former diplomats.
who would have ioined the London
plane from Amsterdam did not
arrive tn Amsterdam. -
SOURCE UNKNOWN
Crowd waits '
A BEA oflicial stated: We
received information from our area
manager in Amsterdam, who is averiy reliable man that Burgess
an Maclean would be ooming to
London on our BEA ight No. 439
scheduled in at 10.10 p.m."
The spokesman added that to all
inquiries he had stated: . Weunderstand that Surges andMaclean are ying into ndon on
our ight No. 439.
To my question about the
authenticity of their arrival the
BEA ollicial said: "Mr. William
Hatch. area manager in Amster-
came throush to us at 6 p.mgh th'. W d gatakaowhis sourcessol Iiilfflllign.
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s a cnpwd of about 60 ph to-
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plane. When It touched down arc
lights were switched on and as the
pgenger door opened all passen-
gers were closely watched as they
descended the steps.
There was a urry as one pa»
senger was suddenly surrounded
by police and was hurried across
the tarmac His hat was pulled over
his face to prevent photographers
taking his picture and scores of
ashlights P0PP¢d.
But it was s hoax. The man
was a reporter who laughingly
said: We had a similar per-
formance In Amsterdam and
t ught vie'd have a bit of I
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lean was aboard or had en
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Moscow. Wedrgrsdw _DIACLEAN was sttll III Ins
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opened almost immediately by ll-Englisn woman in a blue coat.
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about vthine to ant-one."-Rewarrant but he said rmly: I
hi" "kid You before never to
mm: and see me."
I-le then said to the repo r:NOT SPEAK _' ; _. ' ' 'to Ru§sla. 'F'_"."'T"1,
to | mam -lelcslean then lootneti P "9'tween them. He was Iellls I"
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Ill 1'0!-egragal Honour Cilftipiltlls
avhoiaonlsnoenrtd nstnnttln
Moscow on Saturday. l
GUY BURGESS has made
no secret of the fact that
he wants -to come back to 92
England, ii only for a short i
holiday. But for the last ten i
years Donald Maclean has
shown every sign of intending
E to settle in Moscow.
The last time I saw him. a month
ago. Burgess told me that he wanted
to go to England to see his mother.
who is now no longer capable oi
making the long iourney to Moscow
to see him. But he realised that
this might lead to his arrest.
When I asked the British
,Embassy in Moscow what would
happen if Burgess landed at Lon-
don Airport. their spokesman
smiled and said "I can't guarantee
;who would be there to meet him.
There is no doubt of Burgess's
,oostalgia for England The walls
,ol his lat are covered -with English
hits. and he still c_orrespond.s|rogularly with a lew Iriends in
London.
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' Small private Income
I-le delights in wearing an Old
Etonian bow tie. often at the same
4 time as the Order of the Red
Banner. which he has been awarded
by the Russian Foreign Ministry.
l lt helps in the restaurants. he
ilsays. without_ specifying which of
; these distinctions he means.
~. A rt from the salary he ls paidi h th: Russians for his work as anadviser to the Foreign Ministry.
Burgess has a small priirate income.
This was lrozen stter his ight. but
the Treasury later decided to re-
. lease it. - ,i 'l92eoent|y'he has been outside
,.Moscow in an area which is closedlto ' urnalista. He told me on he
te phone last month that he as"0 -I lob. bltt_ the friend o
sh ' his lat said yesterday t t
he new on holiday. and will __retu-ining to Moscow at the slid 0!
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= to say. It was clear that he was
annoved at embarrassed.
He has made it clear to us belore
that he wanted to have no dealings
with the Western Press, and that
h_e regarded the English period ofhis lire as oornpieteifr closed. Un-
i like Burgess. he has made an elfort
to learn to speak Russian uently.land has avoided all oontaets with
the Western community in Mosoow.
His wife and children seemed no
have settled down to the nonml
routine of Moscow housekeeping.
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Iurtesfs mother. Mr's. Eve lessen.
71. w_o has corresponded regularly
with liirn since he lelt Britain. was not
receii-me alien leer night at hersecond-tioor liar at Arlington Hem,
f"=¢I¢|I|l.l'- Her housekeeper s_ _;She has no statement to make.
MR. BUTLER NOT T0!
ly Our Political Correspondent
I understand that Mr. Butler. HomeSssmlry. the Minister respongi |¢lo the eoiiti-oi of entry into Brita .
W not inlorrned in advance ol ede sion to agply for warrants tor elr_ si of ursess and Macle .
Mi Sl!_Il do not appear to be tak g
a articularly serious view 9! __ltgma-her.
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tron Curtain. It laid the writer1W E DISAPPEARS
Ki applng tear "
relaadiaryotlubeeqtt tots:
Sept. ll. l953.Mrs. Melinda"
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mother received a letter from her
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have been written from behind the
as happy and well and told they
mother not to worry. -
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llaclean, photographed in 195! [Oice stated there was still no de-
nite indication of the whereabouts
pf the missing diplomats.
September l9$S.'l'he Foreign
Oice admitted for the rst time
that the two diplomats were aus-pected ot being spies for Russianagile ernploye by the Foreignce. -
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, nature of their disappearance
1. came twelve days later when .
1 Maclean's wife and Burgess:
Q mother each received _tele-frams. purporting to comerom the missing diplomats.
with Paris postrnarlts and
stating the men were all right.. A wlioe hunt thrtiuhout Bri in
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on e Soviet frontiers. A y r;
late the hunt was called olf aft
failu to nd any clue as to the
whe bouts of the missing diplo-Or_1 Sept. 23- the Government
publtshetl a White Paper stating
that the -security authorities -had
received a report of a leakage of
Foreign Oce information toRussia some wears before the dis-
appearance o the diplomats. i
The authorities said that by the
beginning of May. 1951. Macieanwas the Lrincipal suspect. and that
he must ve become aware that he
y was under jnveetigation.
Feb. 12. l956. Burgess and
Maclean gave a brief interview to
two British correspondents in
scow. They stated they went toR sia to work tor a better under-
s ding between the Soviet Un n
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"ake this holiday to see my mother -and-maybe look up some old
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He eat down lirley and Kicked at Dhennall meal 1
adlald on tor him Then
he paeed the room again.
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rarely been seen in public
around Moscow letely. Both
have been working In theForegn Lmyungea Publish-"-ln: dénue in the centpe or
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fife. Melinda. and hie children.
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4 he opened the eiiaeey green
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the ¥i!°°E*__P.! Eli: ~-"¢I :=*I110, we nein an" mi nii ifliuirgiaed ta the Brftiah Ilnhaaay.
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humour. daripzly enom-_h_n_a_edan rrequenug against. aneRussian wpoli lea! hoaaee -eaagainst. estern politieiana.
.He la a line earieaim-in and
"once drew a brlinnt caricature
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reported Booked on a
Moscow-London flight
-and did not turn up.
Maclean stayed in his
Moscow flat. Burgess was said
to be on holiday, no one
knows where. '
In London the two _ former
Fpreign Ofce "diplorngts would
have faced immediate arrestunder the Ofcial Secrets Act, 11
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Anqiut night it eeerned that Bco an
ard's action in obtaining the rest
an-ants yesterday was e moie to ep
urges: and Macleln out Q! Britain
A few Hours after the warrants had
issued at Bet-:==treet the Yard
took the almost unprecedented step oi
announcing why they had been applied
tor-¢-because Burgess and Meclean " may
be contemplating leaving or may have
leit Russia tor some other territory." L
Did the Government delibera iy
arn them not to come home P For ireturn so soon ndoter the hi-lggsdale dlake spy trials w_ uld he ly e b r-
rassing to the Government. ,
The new B. end M. l¢!l!l-
tlon will ceuse I political
row. Mr. George Brown. the
Labour Deputy Leader. will
this morning demand en
emergency statement in the
Qomrnons _1:l'0Ili the glomesecretary. ur. rt. n. super.He will est whthe warrantsfor arrest were sued It Ill;
why it was done with such
public fuss: and why the two
men did not turn up.
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it
ecrecy now-1
F e only answer. it la_ -{es was that tbs outhcmlt anew the announcement would
gbe made-"known to Borgesand Maclean before they weredue to take 08X This in !actialDDened.. And-
hon_ti}eDuto_i-_iplanereaohed'
room, in rst stop.
waeonhoord,
nllht that thein the 0overn- '.
i
-at em mu as 'amlem were mu |i'§'§"m Abe booked on the nuten nu I -
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NI. T116 IIIIE-"N tug"r
U
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o, and TV men wdted
horn Moscownil GROVES reports :
eed Elet-u--u>§§ o1f atetill iii. i.ii.T. , - l
! theliner Mngedit-s way '- A D1 rst '
cane oi ~ having the
lpolratus ready."
Authority tor them followed
a lower. tip-oil I:-om Intelli-gence olgerts on- anticipatedmores by urgea; and Maciean.
In the Common; wdny de-tailed information about themag; will be refused.e buts tor the actionnot
e Ciesernment move out onemade on the autltoritk of theAttorney-Genera] Sir eginald
?
iManmngham-Bu1ler.in his legalrolewa.s secret info:-mat._onget BOIMIDUFET will be wiliulzraven.
In Moscow Maoiean nefused
speak to callers. A friend o
gees insisted that he mewhere in Russia and
retinntollosooo-intwomthre I Ir. e ees
I-son thenightofhla 25 _ _. , _, . Jml 2:.P""-*_ o@,¬£Pl=;.":$U]'m§ @ HOor, Im@o:cL 1Q1 ilaah I1-I Bo -
A and It. Halo. 5_ _ _
' In Melinda Mani ander u-ee aaéiduren uvaliiished
iouodgllvtbod thgtttbey wee
list.
tendent
the
Hater
of
Hone Zoe.
éu t Ilnith -'In?-Lind Ila". Paimeen.&|1vaio mom of_ u.ndell- the __
llgletrophlitln muhhiig-ad atmg to Illl, OIlliltdli
I
492
1
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92ied1"'1PllW"°°"""-3 euorlocleononbw
. eed touched 6°, o'¢.nIl§§1u'ov.:Jtmma @-. Ere yr nu]-:::_en§o llacloan. - ' " -.
Detectives mlnslfxlehj $5 of. t=__ :67 Ll}:11 I11-HQ 1-IllPM asmmwxl oneto:-moo:
:Pa;"om."= ¢-'1
battled tn oudllihts.
M] mg ' ers
J4 uu"-e. 'd92_dmI:i' Y 1. 'f'.'f.'§" $134 -to so so0
Meeleon. he
told.-wound
wile I30
11:: 1
Alurter rrbmst"mm o.f°E3, em...
?EhtP690 IG'l1t 10Olwh 51$}-it Intro-poiltan D Oomaaiuioner.En called-m"the loooial'_;" 3 _ Iarm the 1uueo'|mewu-
Pint! IQ?-lln Yard Ill-ted;
4 There are '-grounds for eup-Jaoeing that Donald llacleanon 011! Burgess may contem-alate leaving or may have iertuuia or some other territory.
In crder that they Ina! be
i '.>'-J--egv- Egg-'iiiii4-lair;l
I-14!! L4 ...._~__;t-ran-'t.n;...u192*._>e:_»=¢.fs|£z.a».o|:..M-Mom»
we" out
I
-jurisdiction of our court.
wan-ante have been applied tor
_and issued for their arrest forioifenoes against. Section 1 ol_the Otilc Beaets Act, till.
Throughout terda tsrgloriod to ti-|{ Iorel:n.6gualong the line from lloeoow.lin. and Amine:-dam. -
1 Jaxbondon relatives and
friends of amen.?_;n-um o-pncflpuzzled in the day's 4;;-?"92 "
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' IIULEII
Ii with ii lllk
Macleaii
4 Ivsnvous ¢
MAN AT.
THE noon "
J0_llN MILLER,'"'¢"l lwmwnderu In
9559": called on Midggn
""4¢v and cabled nu,
P9" Ill! night :
1--- -q- _92.'.
- . ~ . J . Y KY]
N his elxth-llloor e
ear the Krern
ne out. gbrup_t. Do
M cleen reIused to
anything ebouthimeei
Leta" this elternoon I
went. up to the lending
where "Mr. Frezer. the
tell Engllshrnen, ee Mec-
leen ls known here. live:
with bl» fem!-In . .- .
I2......""...i £5. E35. §f3.."=..'l'§.
I81 i=l2;ll;"£" P. éll£P.. i.t ,.,...'°°"
from the Kremlin.
He wore heev horn-rimmedrinses end e bri lent red ehlrt.eeked in Rue-lien l! hie tether
wee home. The eon interrupted
in Englteh: "1 will lee."
He Kelli. [lensing over hleshoulder. Mecleen en oeme in
the door end eeid: '1 -don!
went to telk to you et ell. when listed if he hed helrdof Doe in of 1 warrant. lor hie
enest he too looked nervously
over hls shoulder to where hie
lOn end deughter were standing.
_ THE LAST 1'lME
I SAW THEM
BY .I_0HN MOSSIIIAN
l PAGE 10
He moistened nu iii» with histongue end cieeriy d d not wieh
to epeek in lront or his children.
It wes obvious be knew o! theLondon relport. but he eeidrmly: here eeked you
beiore never to come end eee
me "-relerrlne to _e eeii I made
I. EDIT IIO
He edded quickly: '1 hennothing. ebooiuteizhnothine. toeey. I have no in: egeinetsou Fe:-eoneiiy. It is just thet 1on went to meek ebout eru-
thlille Ito enyone." In en n-neckee:l o'§>"1:=§m;§<l smwchecked ehlrt with the eewu
rolled up. ind lithe brown cor-
duroy trouaere
As I tried to quution him
further he eeld loudly : Good-
bye. please go." end ehut theno... "* .'1=..i":1....%..":.....- ""Ipeint end e lerle blue poetbox.
I celled on Mecleen eeelnehortly elter IOTp.|n. lloeoowtime U one 5.8. .1. The door
wes opened by en hilllehwomen in e_l>1ue eoet. Beside
her wee eriother Briton. en
lderiy -men veering gleeeee.
llleeleen then loomed up
ween -them. looking ery
e zry. '
e eeid: "Shut the oor.
sh t thedoor. -I
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-Donald n Ilaelean. -rm nae-- U K-!1' . 4
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Lold. aittlnl on a mate E, ACLEAN . .__ _ . . Q Aha right. Slow [tan
A -R 4. 92'"denial Iipiomat eauael a amn-tiou in an when ii vanillaed » 1 ,with e.:.et!:e: éieltfmet. 9'4! we _% ".;%'*-
h 5:; "
them tor nan. Behind the head-
iinea Maclean II-I a iamily man
very much in love with his attrac-
tive wile. She I'll pregnant when
It ppeared. Mia the child
n: she disappeared. too. .. . -.-. ,;_' ._nui-gen. Nothing was heanl ea . _
5 92 1,
- l 1._ Q;
-r -with elrimi end}!!!ea; emné 0011!.. a
-huge aaniie. a cheek!
look. I-Ike -Ill little
ladl he anon no hm
that one ail! hia name
win he on everyone:
lint It ia an earetree
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As a ltudent Hae-; 1.» look: t..¢..,....-t " ilnd 111!-ellllent in his- _ __=.-;_. i¬'WI'i.. lin h -- , .T.c§'¢ .;»~*1- - -- . ___'|t_hA¥e..° ? ' .92 .1. .:r w ;-92- ' ..'. - <="'!:.-I n . I w -'. . ' F ' aduatlo " 9' -
2i?-'1'. Lliétrecefved adegee. * ' ' -I I: Q_ L.1-Q» . - -- ma him in a at- - - -- ..r class ed c : __;92:-I: _ ./3 . ..5¢._e-_.1> the futu%e.tl?n . _ _
_- .5 ' - Ahead la a career at - o "i
took to hilh holitiom
¥ r - in the diplomatic v -. ' " _ lerviee. _,,_.
. '__.'92, - .. -e ii»; -in2-,_ e -11¢.
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his ..1~" *ueunia '§:J;'n:Ju $1a wenthf amerieui.I "'I'!'IluI We --»»""@--'1='=-;2¬=» » _ ,.-.,,_ 1 en: m ""65 _"I'|'5 |1
fl|¢1"l 9 anea are re-entlelaly ho bin thenvim. mqtvnitina
|.lE="?.¬. L? .llf.£ £1 §.-1zh =¬..§m2¬h;
tree in e di lo caervioe. D
7 ' . r_ '~ _ __ J
' ' i "lhelxlouni Hacieana
aeem ! o the cam-era. There are few'£lc-turao oi them tale er.
this is one they will
treasure. L carefree
anapr oi a oareiree
'ho1iday..llr. and lira
Maciean Itth theirtwo 0% Donald andI'erlua.- er! much me
nanny family. , But
i aoon alaclean _h ad
vanlshzi, leavihl" I '-
The Foreifn OmceWhttehai admits
o June I. 1951. that .
_ clean ia missing .
with another dimo-
, mat. G1-I! Burless.._. Nothing denite ll
he-ard oi them for
."ye_ars until the! 92
"dgematicallg I996!-I ether hi Moscow.
the meantime the
rta are thick:
rgeu and lidclean.- in .D;fli~n ia one. ' o , %. b-u-uni-iii--_i
e .1
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4
Occasionally
pi the llaclean I
lter trom behind
Iron _Cnrtain. wn
llrs. liaclean nF______ .
ioined her husband.
Be is atiil the iamily
maninhillnareiimeBQDQ in Q II £1»! liq.RC1 G Ill? {I II'ara.a Ia
9- daughter. ll i in a
born after he
iahed, by a rive!
their lloacow horn
I.W h it e h a ii
noticed the taien
llaclean. Here he s
in Washington. Hel_-in; with tog decionsat the B tleh lim-
basey there. His job
iii-st aecretarr. - The
-post for a teliable
diplomat. And wh e
ever he-went in the'~ diplogatie whir or
.the_ nited_.8t es
-capital llaclean d
,_ _:nany triendx.
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4-.1» _
Go isoinin IllUo _,.. ens.-¢;.>.-... .,=. La ...-so: ...-s -.__.....-.
i
<
F = 1
later he revealed llimlel! In
Moscow. lie was
heavy smoker. Ila
country Vllll». Ind
oiii-i "nnm*"inis. ills mother spent 1 three-
holldsy with him in Moscow
ll; I956. L friend llld 2 "sser hetis V _ ' . rm; =
nnhhcd with Dloclcln. Ions . '13:." - lllii .Q . =3: i -
,92_ ,2} h A 5 - 4 '0:3" raj é At
inll."
Le nIlium! a lint :
in {gee iioek
1%
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P -'*- 6'-'>.X -p
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<$%I
. eld game.
- m shines it mo|t_
:'5' - -. nuns. Loter, I
. mute: was to son -=.; z -llrop sport. Burs.' - i our his berm. j " *2-'~-' never torsot swimming.
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k, 1
92 '1'h=_ row; Iitomm rem
sketching Iith pgngu e.
His cartoon; end -drawings
"1" ml Friends. out he Q
I talent tor it. Later in me,
on e weekend visit to the little
Bllllnshsmshire town where1" °1" W100! in Burless
mikes this sketch of the Eton
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7 unozss..;@;
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=*"iP@1~ .1 "<If Felts he In tokeen 1|: with him-s reminder.
I10 doubt. oi nappy schooidan. _
A Bchooloeye e_re nonof. _He. like Moeiem. is |Nuns nun in the diplomatic
His portrait shows ride. intelligent
eyes. Bones: is _s thinker. I-the Moc-
lean, he makes stesclg pmgtess, _t;g.re1-
tin:-in his country: service. Like Ilse-
In Wsshinlton. Like Mule
returned. hishiy thought 01. to
Their lives run inexorably
Like 2..-I.-.e!ee:-., he 9::-.iaae:. 92lean. he served in the British tmbusy
eIon.
el.A sports-loverf lshow heioks
iootbsiler He
ours
ii
11119E£hLR6LEE?"-. i'92nl-ill ..-. -~'--"%=.-re f':=é=g='"'{} .-L,',,,,,=>-135¢. in" an "am; -; gm 4...,=>~;§-4.:s=~-.»¢-,1-t.=..:.|§X..e.,&L. '1 j 1 -no 1 3Ami with lloclesn, *7 "_" * '."T, if. i e. _
he turns up In
Moscow. ltill with
Q-he_ sir o§_ s _gsynecneior. still smoking
almost ceueiessiy. In
Moscow he is less
A reticent thin lllcleln.
He meets people.
He tells s reporter:
"1 hsve ever! inten-
tion of returning to
England . . . but uni!
tor s holiday.";.<
ijjjijiiiiiii -.,;_g visit Imm is
s
If
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l
bHrs. Basaetl. la not
the -only p =1: I 0 n
Bu:-lens weleomea in
Moscow. He lent:
and talks £1-only with
Tom Drlbergx Labour
ILP. for Barking. Here
he lit: in his Honcow
tlaz - yea. IIIIOHDI
again ¥- answering
Drlberfs questionsThey walk ,a.bout
.llo|cow_ together
.r'r -.I.'ifo.W.!8§£$$_.o;~.§r¢>R
* . L Maclean told
mu you help
1 1 1 1 1
I32milieu loam:
llttleladwhmhehlDrlberg farewell.ILP. return: t:nI1l.nd.u: l' ln -M3uest.!on- -answerusdom he tells Inthe Dally Mall Inkuhgllory Burgessan Macleantromthe-hlmetheydlaallured.
He has many 9gapha or them t-: the sight: of
Itusaiancapltal. _ .
i i i
r
W:-! 92-J
?:
]Whatda'
scandal
if I did
E SAYS zwxczss
12.. Moscow, Monday.
{1GUY BURGESS, the run-
away diplomat, laid
U» here today that he woulds": Hoke to visit Britain for Va
ff, hol1d.ay-but um such 1
H visit would cause "great
pain and trouble to his
1: many friends In high
*;*:p1acu." _
lurgoas, who went to Runln
_1n 1051 mum : There would be an enormous
~=|oa.nda.I. lo I dont wan: toI-[I return to England .111-It
now.
H0 denied thuf be Ind Iver
'01-men home to any he nnhdto ret.-urn to Brita-In.
,;he mm he had done-wqllg he would like to tet92.u'n for,4; oliday. esgecleliy to lee his mm-.2: .m.~ *-=~=::"1:.:"=Fsuch 1 vim. for severneedd.
qe uk:led:"Ilike1lv1n¢ in the
-em "=2: ~a=.~===¢: a"*-,: e we?,'-* t lhmd"
-s'Bu.r¢eu brok1. El-me Black
uh
;!'I I 0
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A -
UHH-V H18!-
L9!'YOdIV
4-23-I1
. I33
' My pals _ H
in Ml5'|_. E 4 " - ..;_ jb _, Y.. . , |:Burgess L
l ' IllGl'I.IaIa1F92
V GUY 80112-388 laid here A today t his many! ttienda in the Estahliahé F* sons: 2:: s""'*at the 1
British Governmentfwaa 1' positively terried at
the thought that he might
return lb Eniiand.l8u1-gene. the diplomat who went ;to Russia with Donald Maoieln
in 1051, was oommentinl on
the warrants whiz-J-lwereillued
in London last. week for the
arzutofthetwomen. 1
e 0Nonsense -
He lll he hnd never written
K home aaying he wanted to
return, although he would like
1 holiday in England to nee his
another. no mluncle. I wasOld Etonian tie md an giish
double-breasted luit. laid: I
like living in the Soviet Union
,u.nder Bocialiam. I would not
_ like to me in expense-account
England." -
92 He broke oi! his holiday on the -
Black Bea coast when it was
i reported he wan planning to
: visit London because he wanted~ 92O"'YIdO} 1l.l11lhC-ICIINP
eemioal stories straight." '
"Well-treated i 1
Mhenouredoutevodxa and
tomato 1u1oe' Ihi.| Ia Que-en
Illtabetira Iavourite drink, you
know" he continued: Mr.
Maenaillan is phout to go to
America.
hat he in told.
ahvaya has done. ]
dtaleoute tme iike a
Kennedyaekedmm. I- f'1heR,ussians butmellhb
hilly well. you know. I feel I
oweittothemtomakellll
poaitionquiteclear. My Russian triends and eh
ldlnethatlneednot V!toezfiainthepoei .ey aaid: ' t 1| very nice
. old man. but you
uJdnt have bothered-'
,- --V *3 . _ __ v _ W - 4--U K.
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§
A _
Dan-Y HEM» D
Ldrvoggv
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rr. , ..._.<t.,.... .~._..._. _, ____, _,,,_,_
. U 5.
ii
" nnumznr
l BURGES
{agreed um it the issue of
warrants became known it might
l deter them irom coming.
ftgohexadded thal: tgedeilianhces so ei in a re en e es!i oomer here Kip transit" were
materially increased,
.Raising the subiect. Mr.ll GEORGE BROWN, DepuIL!lde1'l of the Opposition. asked a Hi-lvate notice question to r.
BUTLER. Home Secretary, why an
announcement was made by the
Metropolitan Police that warrants
had been applied tor and issued.
1 wsrutarrrs APPLICATION
Acting on advice
Sir REGINALD said he had been
asked to reply as the Home Secre-
tary was not responsible for the
announcement. He continued:
"An application for warrants for
r the arrest of the two men was made
h" police ocers ictini on advicegiven. with my approval. by the
Director ed Public Prosecutions.
I ' " It is not in the public interest
to disclose the inlormation which
led to the application beinl made.
l ~°' In the particular circumstances
i of this case I thoulht it desirable
that a statement should be ed
e l ' ' wh th ii tiaininl _ 3 e app ca on asl e at this |uncture. In ac -- --- ' lu_,p...'=;imu=!. -¢.~.~i.1at.1.wal9., thml ICLEAN O
. _ . .
N0'r_ma_l"{ warrants leakage: Reason 92 for police statement explained
B! GUI! 01.73! !!£PllE5E!92_'!'A1!.VE
* l ' WESTMINSTER. Thhrsday.
r IF -the former diplomats, Guy Burgess and Donald
~ Maclean. are arrested they will certainly be prosecuted.
1 Sir REGINALD MANNINGHAM-BULLER, Attorney-
- General. announced in the House of Commons to-day. He
L denied there had been muddle ut the issue of warrants.
1 -There were Opposition ieers _a Sir Reginald replied to su 0'gestions that an ofcial announce nt was made oi the issue . ' __l warrants against the two men so F to " mem oil." ' !-l__ I
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arn oil " question t ' _'
r. BROWN observed sarcas -P II
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[Red cing speculation
t perience had shown it was almos
9292lIOfI'nl| for information to leak ou
about the issue of warrants. Amid
acornlul laughter from Labour
members. he added: I thought
it would be better as it was almost
-lcertain to leak out to issue this
announcement so as to reduce the
- area of speculation it possible.
. "I appreciate that the issue of- wamnts for the a_rrest_ol persons
lfoutside the iunsdiction. if it
gnomes l.i.-town. may operate todeter them from oorning. On the
other hand. having issued the= warrants, the riskstbe chances of
their being apprehended-i_l theyJdo come here in transit are
I materially increased."
l Mr. BROWN susaested ironic-Wally that as Sir Reginald was unableii to oontrol leaks " from his De-Kartment or the Home Oice he
ad decided to esaggerate th_ein
and make the announcement him-
self. Would it not be more in keep-
ing with normal practice to shut
the leaks up? Ihe dierenoe be-
tween this muddle and other
Government tnuddles was that this
one was deliberate.
Sir REGINALD replied sharplyirhat there had been no muddle and
i a leaks from the Home Qilice
hi Department about the issue. rants or an: other inatt
y t he had sai was that esper
en showed that the Press in soiway had got lnlortnation.
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. I I »J sag REGINALD replied that eiti
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iiI ORMATION REFUSED
" ot in public interest
_ r. GRIMOND. Leader of
Liberal party. asked ll _lt _ha
become a principle that it the Press
might get iiiiormalon about any-
thing the Government would fore-
stall them. Could the Attorney-
General throw any light on where
these two gentlemen were now and
whether they proposed to stay in
Russia?
Sir REGINALD said it was not
in the public interest to disclose
the _lnf_ortnation on which the
application was made.
Amid laughter Mr. DONNELLY
ii-ab Pembroke! asked: " will you
give an assurance that ll they are
arrested you will not appear fortheir defence? " l
Mr. S. SILVERMAN Clnd. La'n..
Nelson and Colne! asserted that II
the Government or Scotland Yard
wished to prevent it being publicly
known that warrants hid been
asked for and granted it was with-
in their resources to secure that
object. Everyone would infer that
the publicity was welcome to the
Government.
All over the world it would he
inferred that the Government were
more afraid of an investigation into
these matters than the alleged
criminals could be. i
Sir REGINALD oetorted that the
answer to that was. no. The object
at issuing the warrants was to in-
crease the chances of securing their
arrests should they come to an
airport in this country or where
we had jurisdiction. r
IQr._GAlT5KEl.L. Leader of thel
Gpposiiinri. asked whether iviac-1
I H Ind Bufless did not_arrive
b use the information which Sir
Re inald received was wrong or
beo use they were frightened o by
the nnouncernent.
as not the astonishing asser-v.. .. v,§~ ._ =. ~~...L!-Q .. _
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ill
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tion that the aprlication to awarrant always naked a ryserious matter It undermined he
eectiveness oi. the police in deal-t
ing with criminals generally.
Sir KEGINALD _ sald many
people had to be inlormed when a
warrant was Issued it eective
at_':_t_ion. was to taken. It was very;
dinicuit to rind out who was re-
sponsible for _leaks. If it oould be
found out action would be taken.
This application was not ha
on any in orination or belief
the two inen were tn course
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O RETURN
SAYS MACLE
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BURGESS BACK
FROM HOLIDAYr
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WARRANTS AS
_ DETERRENT
mm! ntscaun aeroarea
I'I]0NAl.D MACLEAN. one
"'-' of the two British diplo-
mats who defected to Russia,
-said to BUP in Moscow last
night: "1 do not intend to
return to England. He did
not mention the other diplo-
-mat. Guy Burgess, by natne.
It has been reported that they
have not been on speaking terms
in recent years. -
Senior British Intelligence
ocers who were responsible for
the public application for irreii
warrants IIIJIISX Maclean and
Burgess now believe that their
obiectcwas achieved. This was to
deter Burgess from trying tn
return to Britain.Sun. G. G. Smith. the Yardi»h-est- own Sgeeial Branch oc .
we t to Bow treet during no Ino t hours to apply tor warraon e advice o ntellince o
oer To make sure the eta we
ltno n. an announcement w
mad at Scotland Yard. ' .
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So rce of information
formation sent to intellige
age cies in this country was t t
only Burgess intended to ret n
here. It was decided to try to pre-
vent him doing so because ir was
considered that any trial under the
Oihcial Secrets Act would be an
embarrassment at present.
Linking P-tar.-lean with Buriess inthe apgalieation was designed to
camou go the source from which
the information came. j ;_Bur,ess. who has been on holi-d_ay" or a week. was already out-
side Russia when the warrant wasissued and ls believed now to havere urne .
_Special Branch ocers at London
Airport and at ports maintained
their watch yesterday. On Thurs-
day the Soviet liner. Baltika. 7.490
tons. was searched at Tllbl-l!'_Y.
The watch wasswitclied to Shan-
non Airport last night after re-
ports that they may be on their
way to Cuba. One report said it
was probable they may By by way
of rague to Havana. y_ e only aircraft onratinlthis oute b way of S nnonlaCae oslovaiian Bristol lritann
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l'_ _ Express Staff Reporter: Moscow. Friday _
."l92HE idea. that -Gus! Burgess and gs:-his--l Maclean might leav_ing _Ru,ssia hascaused amazement among_the1r_fr|en'ds. They_are_ puzzled at -the Bl'lllSh Government s
decnsron lo have warrants for the two men's' arrest issued in London last Wednesday. '
j, One of their friends in
, what. is known as the Grey
'l"rlnge--British snd other
Oommunist sympsthisers
who lire in Hosea?-$616
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uilerent ease. He is very
hm and despersteiy uniispp!
-at Min: out o from his
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flve Bssssst]. ' _ .- She is not Isl! mom:10 trsrei Jo Inset him
some pisee like ltoekholm
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UBTRALIAN sec It!
---quthrities are tune in-formed by British Crown
Ion] experts that It Burgess
or Ma-clean did return to this
country and tace trial. -itml t be necessary to bring
I1 lmir Petrov out or hls
is et exile to live evidence.
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He also rareed how Bfor Petrav.
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Ind Madean were emplgiva In .~-"Moscow - and divulg th -
names of those who planned tn -ingflk mute tor I-he two men P. 0
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THE men in» ordered the Burgess "end Mecieeo
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nerel. Blr Regimld Mannlngham-Bullet-teced
up questioning about it in the Commons on
urbday. -He said it was not in the publlcjntereat
disclose the information which led to hle action.
1' Le £9: me reeeone !or
!'pub11c1slnI the ileue of the
51m-rentsIith e Scotland>_Yu'tl state:-nenit tint " there
Vere an s or euppollng:11!!! ngonald Ilnclean Ind
,.Guy Inn-gen may be eon-
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or this one I -
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I Labour ILPJ lnughed when
the Attorney-General novel!gave this ex.pIanet.ion:i ltxgrienoe has shown thatit ll I oat normal for infirm!-
on to leak out lboilt the issue
2:4 wlr1'a1:1iJ. That ha: i: e:ta_ the GHQtboughg Inneli it would bebetter. ll it In llmnlt certain
to leak out. to make thisI-nnmmoement no an to reducethe area oi lpecuiat-ion. .q "rhea he dealt with Hr.t Brown: int i-rm. the warrant:I ht roggce the riak of Burlola$ Idooieon coming here.
Be one = -1 nporwlnk
quite well! It-he bagels I IITOI ::vr: td:eI:|-e_d° them from
Ilr. Sydney lliurnan L-ab..:'Ne1l0n Ind aim! suggested1. that it the vernmem had
vented to tee the-warrnnisJecret, it could have done no.
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Reginald: No. ~E if¢,i.!.i ih§"i=h{;=.. 1
lee | $351: arreettryahould grey. to s eoun or 1| ere3'}' m Jurisdiction in transit."
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APMAN PINCIIEI.ta lorwnd this pol-le explanation of I'll!the Government noadvance warning tutwarrant: were at :-
The Government may havehad I. report that Bur em IndMacieen wene lcheduiecr to turnup lh Réed-oriented Gui?TOQIQID I TDQBS DER I
H II It Em. -M .;'*l':- sowith Izgideni. nlernnedy inWashington. Thta would havebeen leen as extremely
embarrassing for B1-ii.ai.n.
The Government: If-U01!could also lene 'thenepurposes :-
T0 DETER the two men fromgrep-in: through Britain or ostieh-held Dori. it the Govern-Iticnt. event: to ovoid theembarraument of having -toen. and try them.
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- MOSCOW, Monday.Guy Burgess, the Britishdiplomat who defected to the Soviet Union in 1951,today told why he wouldn-; _;-gum 10 Englang.
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H eed to tak Iritninto teheg>mmon Llarkeet simply
ause Kennedy told him to do
"And he would take out I
warrant against me like a shotii K ed asked h " enn g irnI15 A D THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL. BIB IEGINALD
MANNINGHAM-BULLEII.Burgess made this asmundlniclaim: "1 have heard theIrom my condential sour: inEngland and from miv anytriends in the Istab iahrneni.
and even in M~I.5 the British
Secret Service!. .
The British Government is
far more trizhtened of my loin:
to England than I am or
Attorney General Bir Reginald
Manningham-Bullet: warrant
_ em we-nt on: And. of
no e, the British Governrnenl.
ha no evidence against me atall aoept, that oi Petror
Vi mir Petrol the Russian
Em y omcial who detected to
the West in Australia severalo years ag .
His statement about me was
made to the Australian security
police which we all know waslet lap by Brithh M15 And isnow omlnated by the American
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
tion. The British Government
have got no other."
Why did lallloif?
He also said: "Why
Mannlngharn - Buller do
Tharethls trenl 510 action tan.s me or long years.it do it now 1 . ' v
'1 suppose there are dosens
of reasons: one is that the
British Government are so-easilyung into a panic. They were:21. ~' mm anVISITING; l:l0l92lE.--Bur-seeswould like to do so tor a holi~
day to visit his mother. But hehad not uh-men home suggestingthis-"tor u-vera}_lyears.'THE PUBLIC Y. - Burgess
thought it was an attempt to puthis name on the front gagesinstead or Alexi Golub, the gt
bio-chemist who had returned to
Russia. alter seeking asylum inHolland.
And B ess even relerred to
THE QUE N. He pom-ed out a
vodka and tomato juice and
called it "her favourite k."
en Burg. who had
eh n-ainohini. closed his -
lon iniei-viewand said that e
was oing to resume h.i.s holid .1 - -w---~ - - l.-.-..-........r | - - ~f a-
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GUY BURGESS sat
on the edge of a
'_ bed tonight and told
g "me: _ I have noE
t
-V: intention _oi' return-_§ mg lo Britain to be
_= arrested. lath Slay.
. ing here tn Russia."
3'! -mod up in etockinged
f-. feet, $18111-cued his Oldé Etonian tie. and spoke
KB the Foreign 0:11;;lumen he used to be :._
lm 1'! Ill! decisio to- ?£i1i=§u.§l.<'=i.~"" ""'r'5°
1 1'°1"1d Bilrless in a room o=- en 2': - -iI Uiteraineh'l-iootgi. at now .
He was iust b r fr _my nut lgocmomog hoii- ack Beam Krushch E
d vourite reso , ter tor it. H ma l°°ed how he ieif. nor:
t re is a warrant 1r .1 "mi "he IOE5%:lm£?II 4 ,
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' He iiatiy reiused to commentQ
i- in Ir
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holiday »
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urgess eloshed a lcotch
around his glass and said: i
-"I do not talk about that." .1by did he think the
warrants tor Mac@an andhirnseli were taken out Ple said : Because the British 1
Government is'!rightened." i
hen Burgess, who is now 51. J
told me: "i heard about
1 this new nonsense on thetj radio and I ew back tron: 'i holiday last night. -
." I was very worried about thei eects oi all this on mymother. who is nearly 80.
i and I wanted to out the' nonsense straight. But I am eading lorBamarkand on Tuesday -to continue mil holiday tour!. i
Moscow hotel with an Old
.1n the room where we talked i92 the jacket oi his Bond-; street tailored blue aerle
guit hung over a chair and
in the ianei I law the redand white ribbon of the;Order oi the Red Banner.Burgess received this award
for services to Russia.He ioked. "It shows that 1am a supporter oi Dynamo
Football Club.
on my augeestion that ieeiers Irom him B'niiuentiai iriends 1
ritain tor a sate co
uct" visit to his moth
London had caused
ttiorney-General to IDD!Etonian triend.
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It was obvious that Burgess
longs _to see his motheragain. I-ie said: I am in
touch with her by tele-ghone. telegram. and letter."W at about recent reports
that his relations with
Donald llaciean are now
estranged and bitter ?
Burgess said : I see Maciean
sometimes. His wife and
children have settled down
and are periectiy content in
our sort oi society." _That was the end o!Q'inter-
teddy-bear overcoa . laid
goodbye-and went o in a
taxi to spend the evening
" with some Jood Russian
friends." -
LONDON: In her £00-a-week
at at Arlington House. Bt.
James's. the mother of Guy
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read the Moscow report.
Bhe said: "1 prefer not to
talk about my eon.
Q Mr. Desmond _ Donneliy,
Labour ll.P. tor Pembroke.
is to ask the Chancellor oi!
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hem-Buller went; to arrest me...exeentthet1|eetromt.he
Itnggrleh nape:-a about this newout eat or Mecertlligyism inEngland - the Rude! e Report
and all ttu.tend the trill
would. I suppose. be in secret."
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who recently went back to.Ritesia from Holland aid laid_at a :'reoehg>nIetiIenoeone ow py e waa
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ment and mtlie tie oropaganda
"an»"°' ;» that B .1 _ - eae waaleriouoly til eeeih oomgave been
exaggerated Be aounded titand cheeriul
;- e Iravel. ~
--928e hail .a heart oo1 ditlon
not acute--which makea it-"necessary for him to {rt awayto the warm luth rom the--ehitter cold oi oaoow'a winter
-.'.l.nd d¬llYl;gl£iI'I1'l pt!-ie iakalao aupooaed ve u emo ng.
but luoceeded in doing ao for_'_oniy two mont.h.si
, Thin in wh_'|' he went oollth
-level-ai weeks ago. taking with
him a oiie of work from the
I clan Literature Publishing
and travelling from placeto lace with a triend"to get
to ow." la he eaid. lollie-in-IIIUIO or the lovietl
1He added: ".We were goingon to Bokhara and Bamar anin the iootsteg. oi Tamerleneand Genghis an . then I
heard on the radio that Mann-
tnzhaln-Bulier had etarted be
having like Temeriane and
Oenghla Khan roiled intoone.. " ~
92 Ile rang lloecow. "consultedCOIIQIEUES there. and dew.etraig t back. y _ .
Burgeaa indlgnantiy deniea hehas done anything iowhich hecould be arreated. '
The British authorities. helaid. "know periecteiiv well thatI have never engay in unim-I age tor the Soviet Union.". 92 _ . -
He telephoned me aeain ea-terday morning and iau edtlnroarioualy w en I readthe 3:-itiah Sunday newapaperreoo oi hie pupooeed where-about-a
JOHN IOSSJIIAN ooblea now:Moscow : Boon after B ealanded tonight I egg;in a room on the oor of
the akyenraper Ukraine Hotel.
..."ar"M.~=n==i=."= em." "" a e.~".=-it '== -*ti.."..*.':-...,..= -en u roaragent nothuz at ail.
Both Moclean and dl iiareetaggéthereetdtolirpelu
i.nthe_ etnion
.SORRY, BUT 1 CANNOT+;
-HELP SAYS HIS MOTHER"*
- - ly Daily llall Reporter . '
MR8. EVE IA88El"l'| II-yearold mother oi Guy lurlgeaaieald laet I'l|I|92It "I am e raidi oannol fo to lioeooia to eeemy; lon- am Iii. rnooh too
lire. laaaetl a widow. three in allal on the aecond oor or
Arlington iiouae. ot'I Piccadilly.
When I oalled. aha allied rnel
"Ire about my eon. to lit
the than raaohed lor her aoeo-
laelol and eoanned I eon! IIyeeterdaly'e oable from llueelaieaying hat Guy Burro; hadreturned to llotooer rorn hie
Iiaoil lea holiday and lat
worried about the elieot ot
lhie nonaerlee on my mother.
la It waa noel improbable thather eon would ever return olneland. would it be ooeelbefor her to eteil hlln ll
amooe 9 I allied. ," llo." he aaid. "!_'went tolllrn rl I061 but I llI'l too
to no aaaln. i'rn an invalidcannot more about mueh ata ~
Outelde in the llltohen a eooh-was nronarinlnl light meal lorldra. Iaeeett. er nllree. who ta
her only permanent oom-
oanion elae out at ohlu-oh.In the ai'tt|n: room lira. laaaettgave me t a iooii ol a mother
_ who has eullerad. and aaldi
"l'nl eo eorry I eannet be atmore help . . I alto! you
will understand . . I hone
you will be able to Ind your
llli III dill."
Than ehe reaohed tor the ilooiiby her alde-a oily at TheI ort Iodine or urnmer. . - -
I43LOUIS K1387labour: depulaGoof!!! Brown.aliout onala ternment. m?h .Reginald .'the Attornedy-General. 0721'-lb!Buneeaan Macieaeaalr. _=" Tho Governmenthevelnele
thin.;£i?!;{§ .n3°ii,° emi' "
t. -w 'P-.;i....l .i.:lt.'°i,.n..=" "'*.li °° MAn hnmedhte debate will
demanded. in-it t ie a-inaoat $-eiii that the Attorney-tigilieéalaa nothing more eaouroe {it the tn.formaticaiylat
the two er-di ta were
fi';." ;iE-,"£=b"i.e. inn %I/-92g;: 2-;.%tn.:'%.:.:'.y. - - 8o emu f,
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lh h Tr'§i§nn'm'Pli3i =n'if £%u="°='§°;?
had been allowed to Iithdraw
the money and e-eeete they left
in Britain 11 rears ago.
When the Oommom reeulnee
next week Labour ILPJ will aak
why Britain is being ao kind to
the runaway ex-dinimnata.
O'Ihere la no third man In
the B and Id myatery.itwaarevealed Emmay.when tective-8uperintend-ent George Blnlth rettlnled toBow-atree on Wedneedayearlier applying for the t
arrest warranta, he waato collect them aigned and -
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Guy Burgess, who has returned here
om his holiday at Yalta. laughed today
at Scotland Yard reports " that he and
Donald Maclean were planning to
return to England. ' _
Chain-smoking cigarettes, he told
reporters at the Ukraine Hotel: What
a Iplendid uproar about nothing. I
do not often see Mac!eanbut l know
that he and I are both staying in the
Soviet Union. This is our home.
Scotland Yard had said there was
reason to believe the two former Foreign
Ofliee ofcials. who defected to the
Soviet Union in il. planned to return
home.
Burgess, looking tanned and t. aaid:
"I heard these reports on the radio and
was worried about their eect on my
mother. So l came back to Moscow.
Asked why he thought Scotland Yard
had requested the warrants. he said: I
am delighted to hear the British Govern-
ment and the Attorney General,
Manningham-Buller, are frightened at
my returning.
While he talked Burgess kept nger-ing his Old Etoniait tie. which he wore
wi a blue check shirt, a tweed jacket
an grey slacks.-Associated Press.
r Politico! Correspondent
wrr s:--
estion about the manner in which
Burgess and Maclean are able to draw
,..- ___ t... - - - l7 I .92. H. Y-GESS SAYS UPROAR ABO
NOTHING e
sterling through the Russian State nk
in Moscow will be put to the-Chancellor
of the Exchequer when Parliament
reaisernhies. - -
Mr. Donrklly, the Labour member
for Pembroke. believes that the two
men have been given emigrant status by
Britain. and that this enables them to
draw on private incomes received
through the Bank of England. He will ask_ the Chancellor when they were given
mllfli status and why; and what
facilities have been made available by
the Ban-k of England for payment of
funds into their accounts in Russia.
" NON~RESIDENTS "
He will ask the Attorney General
whether I-ht! will continue to hold
emigrant status now that arrest
warrants have been issued.
A Treasury spokesman said yesterday
that Burgess and Maeiean had been
recognized under the exchange regula-tions as " non-residents " of this country.
and that, practically speaking, it
amounted to the same thing as their
having emiirini itntus. it meant that
they might draw on funds, including
income, from the United Kingdom thearrangements being made in thiscountry through the Bank of Eng nd.but whether either Bur ess or Mtleanhad had or was having limos trans rred
, abroad he did not know.-13
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ne 30Ubhonpi0l'i, bound for 8:. In o, France, en I Ieetenei -_cruiee. Ibo eioteie bad been booted in one nnnee of luzeee
and Uiller. On arrival ni the ebip, lurpeee ezplnined at * ,-Iiller nod been prevented from inking the Journgy ezdlgoclenn _i ~ .-
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were behind ue Iron Curtain it me not until February 1, _. "" r eence in Iceccn Ice definitely eeialnliebeisé-_._»;- .1906, that their p eOn that date they banded n prepared eicienene to n nenber _ .cf inc lritien and liueeicn preee. Iney would eneeer II " -queeiicne. Ihey alleged they bad every poeeibiliiv be henplane of e encll but powerfu group eppoeed to nuiruol nndereicneing
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enericcn policy in ehe rar tcee er lurope, Iuclenn eoid in -$3}.
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for provocative purpoeee. A meet er eo qfeer lurpene returned
to London fr-on Icehingion, in early Icy, 2951, be vilied
lbclean ei the Foreign Office. loclecn, being under eurueillence,
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en geeul-ed naae ae no individual nae eaer located e light
be identical with thie lobert Beater, Ioolean eent e letter =to lie vifo, poetaari-ed Augnet 6, l9.5l, in England, in uhiolbe infer-nod her that the I000 pounde eent to r cotter here -' .
for her. iraclean etated in hie letter that the letter led ..been brought to tngland by e friend. Ie told lie rife !um ae oould not tell Mr any he left or Ihene he me. e W
Following the epfeonanoe of Bur-peel and laoleol '
in loecou, nucleon cabled ie brother, Jlan, in I-ondon requeetiep
the eddreee of lie eather in London and the addreee of lie '
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Iae criticized by Ihe Irena language in aire III '
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temporary appointment in Ienee Departaent qflgn Wfioe, London1946 employed in private office of the liinieter Q
State -1948-517 tar laetera Departaent of the Ioreig: qmee4 ugt 1950 - 3: 1951, aeeigned Britieh ban , -7 Ugh! tan, o. o. 'em»-a Secretary. an recall go muin eay my, 195'}, reeulted directly {roe a proteet by -_-
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never g or freedom ago n t the United htione Md It
reason to enter the Korean Iar; that he intended to return to
Ingland in the {all and would like to to the I85! ae 0
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