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3 Stand|0v3r * ware.-weainiroeueeaeeonipie ' Casper Colicihon ..___._._.__ toChristine; tomor-I resumes C0 rod ...... ______@1951Case1'01? . Sgy fir,/riot.'7" . PAPERS ASK "WHY?" igiioach lC_.._..._... Evans ___.._._____ LONDON. July 2 IUPIJ.-1 The trial oi Soviet spy John Prime Minister HI-rnl Mic-1 Gale i. milianisced 1' newscandal Vasssll already had produced today over the revelation that questions about the efficiency Fiosen i _a former British diplomat was or British security services. the "Third Man" in the 1951 London newspaners lode: asked why lf. 12 Icsrs to discover Si.lll1VGii...... ___..____,__ .BurIess-MacLean defection to took RU-Sii. : Phill:iy's rolein the Burgess- I Lord Privy Seal Edward» %M|,|:I_,n_,_§tls.irveg; and he Tove!_.___..___.___ was permitted to escape. Y!-Ieath announcedin Parlia-I Trotter _.._._._.__ i ment esterday that H» A. R. iKi y, a formerBritisli " Phiibz. who hid Qgrn work- Teie Room I diplomat and newsman missing lingBeirutss in a correspond-V .fron1 Beirut. Lebanon. sincei ient tor the British newspapers Holmes gJanuanr. hadtipped of! ac-i isnnday Observer and Econo- icuscd Soviet spies Guy Bur- -mist. left his Beirut apartment 92/ Goody HgessDonald and Mac];-canon Jan. 23 to attend s party. He =Ma_v 25. 1951. that British ..never arrived. ' security oiriciais were on - to . His American wife reported i-them. .his missing. but later asked Bursesa and lHaeLesn, for- Police tocall off the search mer Foreign Office oiiiclals, .When she received a telegram both ed to Russia the same from Cairo signed i 9'-. sy. LdrdHeath saidyestergiiy I ll thag an-I§pHFy a I LordHeath saidPhiiby. iii.ian . has sincereceived a 1 i. Jetter indicatingher husband . ./ .1 . in my have gone beyond the Iron i-18in 3 Soviet-bloccomm-y_ i Curtain. He said Philby. s for- ;l';¢/ er llrst secretary of the Brit- I M°~'*°°53|-"Bess denied I . Ill Phiiby wasthe thirdman" in 'I i . h Embassy in Washiriiton. hhe case.He saidhe hadmg ii card fromPhiih! andhad no was a former Communist and !d@q_Eb.ere_ne,..______Was. had been a Soviet agent before .---~, _ 948 while working in the tor- J, [1 -I {clan Qfilice. .r.? Ther_ev5_1Zai_1qLea.--=:=:-=-aaiew i -_ _ .1 biowto-ivtr.-iviscmh-Fr;*w-hose governmenthasbeen rocked by 92- // I the aex-and-security scandal involving resigned War Min- W later John Protumo and caii u " girl Christine Keeler. _,.I . Mr. Macmillan. lhenForeign Minister, defendedPhilhy in 1 . 1955 against opposition accusa- ftions that he was the I-iiwfl The Washington Post and .._.._..Z man in. the Burgess-MacLean Times Herald . roiiv" The Wushinqton Daily News ._____ SPEAKS TO COMMONS . The Evariinq Sin: i The Priine Minister planned 0a majorforeign speechpolicy r9>~@ New York Herald Tribune ______,__ to the House o! Commons to- NewYork Journal-American morrow following his weekend ~'92r New Mirror York ____.._....__.__..__._ rneetini; with President Ken- New DailyYork News ._._._._i._ nedy. The speech was inter- preted _as partly designed to New PolYork ...__.___..___.___..__....__.. boost his wavering political The New York Timed ._._.._._.__.___ prestige in the wake oi the _ The Worker _-_-_._--_-_-_-_--_-_ Proiumo scandal. '. i The pre-trial vice hearing of The New Lauder _.__...._.______..._._.___ 92"_» 92 -, " The Wall Street Journal _._..___ J r National Observer _._._...__..._....._._ 4'5, ,A,i .45-*1. 9/ Dole --.-.-----_-------- |___.__._...... e. ~ JUL 21953 NOT RECORDED 191 JUL 9 was . °"%fo.1iFi_lb-_"iIeo t'i'r-wvep¥i'Y1 | 92 J? ------we 92¬i5 /J ,., ueununl. Mohr Wsrd._who introduced Proinmo to cnr:n:ne."resunier:omBr- Casper TOW. Callahan L eeéssewPAPERS ASK "WH92"." Conrad The trial of Soviet spy John Debooch Scandal Over I Vassali already had proiiuccdl questions about the efficicnc! Evans of British security services. iLomIrm newspapers today asked Gcie I951 siiv CeI Iwiiy ii. took 12 years to discover l"hi|hy's roic in the Burgess- Rosen I LONDON. Juiy 2 UPI!.---Ii921ag_Lcnn :1_i'fa.ir and why he. Prime Minister Harold Mac- Wis permitted to eicapc. ~ Sullivan miiian -laced s new scandal e . s Tovei ;i-oday over the revelation that . Phiiby. . _... who had. been..__ wort-|.. . a. former British diplomat was. ing in Beirut as 1 correspond-, Trotter Ithe "Third Man" in the 1951 ent for the British newspaper: Teie Room Burcess-MacLean defection tel Sunday Observer and Econo- Holmes Russia. mist. ieit his Beirut apartment Gondy _..__._____;_ 1 Lord Ruivy Scai Edward: Jan. 23 to attend e party. He Heath announced in Pariia.-92 never arrived. ImcXK923'CsLCrdiJ.J' that H- A. R. xmi 'Phiibi'. a former British i- His American wife reported II ciipioinat and newsman missiri: his missing. but later asked Iirorn Beirut, Lebanon, since Doiice to caii oft the search. January, had tipped oft ae- when she received a. tciegram from Cairo signed in_his name. cused Soviet spies Guy Bur- _ LG:-ti-zsealix said "yesterday Jsess and Donald MacLean onI - May 25. 1951. that Britishj that__Mrs. Phiiby non-f4_1n 2:15- security oiiiciais were on to; ianci. 1ias-iiince received 1 Ii"; I J1_ _, thorn. - , ictoer indicating her husband I Burgess and MaeLe:111. for-_ is in a. Soviet-bloc country. mcr Foreigzn Ofiiee olficials, In Moscow, Burgess denied ,9- both ed to Russia. the same iPhilby was the "third man" in 92IA} _~ H Ida!. - the ease. He said he had not Lord Heath said Phiiby. 51. ;heai;_d from _ifhiiby unfilled no J -| ,f£é": Imay have gone beyond the Iron jidea. wncrene was. X... Curtain. He said Phiiby, s lor- of92' Imer first secretary oi the Brit- .Iish Embassy in Washington. was a former Communist and had been a. Soviet agent before I946 eign oiiice. while working __ ' in the e for--II This rcveranon cnrfie seunrew bigeu.toMr."§/iacmilian. whose government has been rocked by The the so!:-and-security Wdal involving resigned War Min- ister John Profumo nd 6!-11 Wushinqlon Poll Grid ______L.:,_ _ . The girl Christine Keclcr. , /52 Qzp Times Harald 4- The I Mr. Macmillan. then Foreicl , ganrnster. dciendcd l"hiIh.92' in New Washington Daily News ___ I 1955 against opposition accuse- New Evtnlnq Slur lions that he was the I-wolf New York Herald Tribune .:'n1|n in she Burgess-i92.iacLean Icase. _ - New York Journal-Amerlca A/' I/INew York Mirror I srmxs 'ro commons II The Prime Minister Planned /f"i= 3 The York Daily Now; _____i in major foreign Doiicy 553%? The York Post Ito the House of Commons to- The New York Timon _.______morrow Ioiiowing his Wcckcndf Worker meeting with {President Ken- The .. /._ ,=j1.' L The New Lauder ______,__ nedy. The speech was inter-I |-...,,..-.,._...._,-_-_,-...-..1-.-_,- preied as partly eiesiined $0; DGII Wall Sires! Jqurg-mi i____i boost his waverinz D0113-169-1 nor nnconono National Ohlarvqr ._,_,___'__ prestige in the wake of the 191 out 5 ieez ?roiumo scandai. ! _ The pre-trial viqe.fheirii1x- 0! sociefy '5's_'t'F_b P I-I1 1'1"???-f__:-1'-T-7*! ,. i ¢-.._.--.--Z-- -n-.--- 8J._ [Bud r our '21962

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New York Timon _._.______e Work at _ The New Leader .____._.__.._._._ fl The Wall Street Journal ...__.._..__._ l ' ill The Notional Observer ...-..._i___- f 92!°92 9L» 4 Céffxd 0.... .5/I ' -»~ a Q Q 41'r, left Beirut to work with coun- 'spies so they could ilee tol terrevoiutionary forces of the 'Moscow in 1951. ' deposed ruler of Yemen in fl The charge by Deputy For-1 53"d_3 Arabia- eign Minister Edward Heath Phllb-Y is the 9°11 J5 ""1 13 -came while Prime Minister Harry St John Bridger Phil- ~ Harold Macmillan's govern-i W» "Med M15-die E559 9xPe'-"T- ment still reeled from the and exF'l°re"- ' - 1/ 1 scandal following former War I Decorated Agent . Minister John Proiumds resig- The younger Phjlby worked 'lnation he shared when the i¢. favors W35 revealed of call ~92LQI as 3 cgffe pondent um-4;-,;,.,-,i-,1."fur the igirl Christine Keeier with a i_ m_ _A __e__,,r former Soviet Assistant Naval lltttache, Evgeny Ivanov. i - eel? it ; Heath told the House of Commons Philby, 51, was be- lieved to have joined the former diplomats Burgess and Maclean behind the iron Cur-l tain. I. '' . ; !Douhle Agent f There were indications that .* Philby, a dark-haired, dashing-ll Ely handsome man who once served as first secretary at * tthe British Embassy in Wash-. ' _-92 lington, was apparently a dou- ble agent, spying tor botht The Washington Poet and ._;__I__ 'East and West. Britain and the Times Herold Soviet Union were _al1ies -in The Washington Dally News World War II. . ~ - The l Philby was first secretary » Eve-ninq Star . of the British Embassy in " E New York Herald Tribune __...__._. slwssmngum mm October 1949 - ,.» L New York Journal-American _.i. lentil -June 1951, returning to, _,, New Y ork Mirror Britain_a month after Burgess _ ,., New York Daily News .....__._...__ land=92U. S. Maclean officials fled said to they Russia; are t /lg New York Poll _.._.____..___.._ ll looking into the case for any *" The New York Times ____._.__.__. aspects that may involve the ' II -= . : ~,.92, The -country. _ Worker __...__..______...______._ Philbydisahipcared from his The New Lander i___...__.._i__ - post as a I ei n eorres ond The Wail Street Journal __._._..__._. The Notional Observer ______....__, - night last January. He left his American wire in a taxi Date ent on the in way Beirut, or to s Lebanon, di er p -one ' . t A ' 6 /7F",.é i' -'4 f 11/ ' 4 5? I»..*"' sayinga fewi-minutes.he_wdul;Li0g: h =Seer|"sh1ce.é He has not bee report d -i . § /, 6% ti j . 191 l--55;.-,:;;1m.;1> no JUL 8 1963* . JUL 2195.2 _,_,._--"""_ 0 ' " 6 $5

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R-E¥9RTp _ it Yemen - 14- withpersistence ediitr to The Communist newspaper lziiestia reported on June 3 i that ?hilhr was with the Imam oi Yemen. There was 1 no conrmation oi this report. . I .r. Heath recalled that on November '7, 1955, the Prime to find the _ Minister, at that time Foreign "I ll-m prepared to give Secretary. told the House that the lniorm n of the way in it ha-d become known that Mr. which this nifoi-mation was Philby had had Communist dually biou t together. associatiors and that he 92v..a Mr. Heath went on: "Bo tar asked to resign from the as Mr. Phiibv's activitiesin Foreign Service in July, 1951, Foreign Service are concerned, which he did. he was first ii temporary first Mr Macmillan had also secretary up to July, 1951. stated that Mr Pl'iliibyscase " And in that capacity he had had been subjected to close knowledge of certain informa- investigation and that no evi- tion which he was then able to dence had been found up to pass to Bursess and Maclean. I. Itliat time to shdw he was re- 92.i sponsible for warning Burgess and Maclean. or that he had THIRD MAN? betrayed the interests or this 4 Yes, 9 country. Mr. Heath went on: Since Mr. Marcus Lipton Labour, Mr. Philbv resigned from the Brixtoni asked it it was sug- I Foreign Service he has not had gested that Mr. Philby was "a l C access to any kind of any third man at the time Burgess official information. and Maclean disappeared. For the last seven years he Mr. Heath: Yes. sir." 'i has been living outside British Mr. Lipton said later this legal jurisdiction. evening: "Although the tnith l about the Philby affair is be- UESTIONS 1ginning to emerge bit by bit. i we are still not satised that i ordon Walker the whole truth ha.-i been told. Mr. Patrick Gordon Walker. Mr. George W135. Labour Lab. Smethwicki asked: MP tor Dudley. is believed to "Could you tell us to whom llbe examining Pafiiaimentary the admission was made and procedures to see if Mr. Lip- in what circumstances? ton. Who had to apalorise in " Could the other evidence 1955 for mentioning Mr Plh-ilby have been known if it had been as the Third Man in the more diligently pursded i-n 1955 Bl-"Bess and Maclea-n episode. when the Prime Minister made can be publiclyyindimted in his statement? the Cominnsi-s. "1-low was an employee oi Harold Philby. Middle East the Foreign Service able to- correspondent of The Observer, know the intentions of the vanished on the evening oi 1 security services? This seems January 23. a matter of great linnoitnncr-" He was on his way to a It seemed inconceivable he dinner party near his home in might be in the Yemen if he Beirut when he stopped the had been working for the Rus- taxi and told his wife he would sians. but ii he was. was he rejoin her "in a few minutes." having anythlnu to do with the He was not seen again. fate our our men now in the A few days later. after she Yemen? had reported his disappearance to the British Enibassy in the Lebanon. Mrs Phiilby received YE. it telegram in his name from Cairo saying there was no need No Confirmation for her to worry. Mr. Heath: "we have natur- Mrs Philby remained in ally tried to secure conrma- Bierui until the beginning of tion of the report that he was June when she returned to with the Yemeni. There have Britain. !__.....-1 been a iiiiiiibcr of statements or F rumours about it. We have not - ii been able to obtain any don- mation." I. _Mr. Heath added: The s curity services have never I c sad their ies on this ma-tier . r .___l 0. d over this very long neriod M12 years they have '"~

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UPI-?OO I: -__;_§_BUR§ES$?. HOS'--BRITISH GUY DEFECTOR BURGESSDENIED TONIGHTTHAT NEUSMEN I92 JWHO HAROL FEDI_|._B_¥}_OF O HIM AND DONALDLONDON SUNDAY OBSERVER MACLEAN THE THATBRITISH WAS THIRD AUTHORITIES A HAN A sans on THEIR TRAIL. . BOTH BURGESSAND HACLEAN CAUSED A SENSATION INTHE 195O'S' WHEN THEYDISAPPEARED FROMTHEIR FOREIGNOFFICE JOBSAND 92DEFE'CTEDTHERE IS MOSCOW.no THIRD MAN ANDTHERE NEVER was ATO tuxnn nan - BURGESS TOLDUNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL AIN TELEPHONE 1ufERvIEw. HE snxn HE RB§Y1O§SL!_REFUSED11 TELEPHONECALLS rnom anxrzsn nwo Ti F nmznzcnn nzvonrzns FOLLOWINGA srnrsmznr av LORD PRIVY SEALEDWARD HEATH IN THE HOUSEor commons IN LONDONTHAT PHILBY MAY HAVE SLIPPED BEHIND THE anon CURTAIN. '1 HAVEN'TTHE SLIGHTEST IDEAWHERE PHILBY IS Now. 1 CAN'T BELIEVE THAT HE IS IN Moscow on IN PRAGUE on HE wouno unvz 1ELEPHONED HE- BURGESS SAID. '1 SIMPLYbo nor KNOW wantHEATH ISUP TO. 1 an BAFFLED.' COMMENTINGon an ARTICLE IN THE covznnmznr NEWSPAPER IZVESTIA WHICH CLAIMEDTHAT FHILBYnan GONEOVER TOtn: IMAM or YEMEN, sunczss ADDED: ______U _ m lggganggrggncknss=1 KNEWHIM awn rsYEMEN. FATE "R nawvBELIEVE vEARs nun wouLn n'r razv uarso con: IN HE nnvs J MACLEANREFUSED TO COMMENT- HE WAS APPROACHEDBY A UESTERN NEWSMANIN A MOSCOW COURTYARD. 7/1"-NSSIPED up ;b>92¥' b .é::'>-.4h 1 I' _-A-.-_|_---.-..,_ I _ ii. Q-q,,.,,

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Evan . ....l. : Hr. Gal E Mr. Rr » ...... ll an .. an-. /fin!-1 , 1'-I1 'i"'i'-'2 ,,___ i W Mi ii:-:i'.n-3 p Miss Candy- ..... __ -.-_,---»-.--.-._..-.,,_,_ -a-.. i Indicatepage-, |-raga of ,7 7 newlpapor, city and llatmi it _,f 19 THE PROVINCE said: All going well. Arrangements our re- 92 union proceeding satisfactorily. Letter with enedi erepor-ted disappearance ot Harold all df-W15 1°11_0WS- LOW. Kim Phllby-" VANCOUVER, B. C. tigmi _lulby. ' iii. a London newsman """ once She said th1s was a reterence to a family mentioned as the mysterious fthird man" in anniversary and that the signature was not the Burgess-Maclean case. i unusual because Egyptian authorities insist Philby, a tormer diplomat who worked as cables must be signed with a full name. I had not heard Irom Kim for 20 days Middle Eastern correspondent for the --- prior to the receipt oi the telegram! and . London Observer and the Economist, has 92 . 5 J a-I not been seen in Beirut for ve weeks. it was most unusual for him, she said. He i . 4, Lebanese security authorities said their -always writes regularly. !-ecords showed he had not left Lebanon She expressed hope that reports of Q . by any legal route. ' i Philby's disappearance would cause him to contact her, 92 The Observer reported his disappearance Cairo reports said he was last seen there so in a lront page news story in London Sunday in July, 1962. . J3 ;.-/. but his wife, Mildred, said he was not "miss- A British Foreign Ottice spokesman said ing" and that she had heard from him Observer had asked for its help in try- recently. .. ' theto locate the missing newsman. He said Some unconiirmed reports said Phiiby British Embassy in Cairo was inform had been seen recently in Prague, but Mrs. bying U.A.R. that Philby had not entered Cairo Phllby said: "I can tell you this. He is not recently. the. behind the Iron Curtain and did not leave Philby was accused in Parliament in 1955 ..n-"' Beirut by submarine As tar as I am con- of ibeing the third man" who tipped of cerned, he's not missing. detecting diplomats Guy Burgess and Donald Date: She said she received a cable from her Maclean that their arrest was. imminent. Edition: Fina]. Home I dated March 1 Irom Cairo, whichThey ed to Russia. - , . Author: t Editor: was HAROLD PHILBY; GUY BURGESS; /Q} .- /.-"/3'a.' , ',_4 DONALD MacLEA'N /"". - I ..»

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He resigned from the I 1 Foreign Ofliee in 1951. and in 1955 was cleared of allegations made 1 1 in the Commons that he was irn-l 1- plicaterl in the disappearance of 1 ~ v -1 the diplomats Burgess and 11- ,, - 1 - P 9 Maclean. - "<' '1 : 1 1 . I Wich Mrs. Philby in Beirut are} 92. . her daughter. by a previous mar-l r 1 I :1 riage and a son and daughter of -» 1 '..921l.. Philby's former marriage. Mrs. I 1. -1 - 1 1 Phllby said to-night that her hus- 1 1l'_| -bandmigh: have gone from Cairol 5 1' 'l.O Yemen and Saudi A.rabia.-- i ..92, . CAIRO MESSAGE ~ ~. 1 1 _ 1 Details following " I __l.' _-.. . ._ 1 1 .. .- . 11 1,1 - She showecl a cable she had J I 2 I 1 received yesterday. Apart from I 1 1 1 1 'two personal phrases. it read: " All '11 ~. going well. Letters with all details fo1lowing."_ The telegram. signed Kim Philby. gave Cairo as the place 7 11-.1" l';"{ ' ,.1=_- !1'1 - . 7.1%" oi origm. 1 1 . . 'According. to the copy received . , . 1 -- e ' ~by Mrs. Philby the cable was dc-. . J; F lposited in Cairo 2.: 3.38 a.m. oni r 1. 1 _ .1; -. .,g . 1_ :Frid:ly. She did not know her I - -1..'1.'.:,- x . S ' I l 1, . Eh-..1sbancl's Cairo address. ; I {During his ve-week absence slag 4 '-9. lhad received four letters and two :_! 1 '-1'.-.-.1| " 1-ables. But Lwo of the letters from ._1e-,1 v . i 1 .1 3:5 ""1: 1 . 1 Ciiro took about three weeks re f Jf-P-l - ._ 23 ' Z, reach her. _- .7 0 3'-I. , 1 1 _ 1 , 1 1.,-.11.-_. ->92 .. .. ' . p | -1 1. _1.. . 5 1 -1_. 1 1 _1._~ 1 ' 1 1 'P ' I . . , 1 -- . ~'»..21 ~n 1 1.. ._ ' 1 I 1 _ . 1-' "_ -1. O" '0 aéiiiiillu ' Mohr _i___,E} - _ Casper .....___..__ _ Callahan ¢A5g $92{_ A %§i¬:JtggE§¬§C6r,_§ad w /92 ybgwx? l B!» V'Qi§""Trotter _....._i.___ 1 , 92 _ A, Tele. Room . __ AT 1 z9&%Wt;1E UPI-A1 _ NEWSMAN!______q T |gEg¬IONED ~nTsAPREARANcE or,EETRoT, AS LEEARoR--TRE THE RARoLo Y§TE" D R - /g AP ARANC W ~ A/414:4/..~..A FRONT | STQRY IN LONDQPI TQDAY BUT E1 1'11"-"E TOLD UP . MISSING AND THAT SHE HAD rR6H*Y§EcE~TLv. - SOME UNCONFIRMED REPORTS SAID PHILBY HAD BEEN SEEN RECENTLY IN PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA BUT MRS. PHILBY SAID: '1 CAN TELL YOU THIS. RE IS NOT BEHIND TAE IRON CURTAIN AND DID nor L%AU%N%E%RUT BY SUBMARINEE As EAR As 1 AM ooRoERREn, HE'S nor M ss . | SHE sATo sns REcE1vEo A CABLE FROM HER HUSBAND YESTERDAY oATEo MARCH 1 FROM cA1Ro wnxcn sA1o: ALL GOING RELL. ARRAncEnERTs ouR REu&1oN PROCEEDING sAT1sEAcToR1LY. LETTER WITH ALL DETAILS roLLows. LovE, KIM PRTLEY." THE SHE SIGNATURE sA1o THIS wAs wAs NOT A UNg5UAL REFERENCE To BECAUSE A FAMILY EGYPTIANANNIVERSARY AuTRoR1T1Es AND INSISTTHAT CABLES MUST BE SIGNED wx H A FULL RARE. '1 HAD NOT HEARD FROM KIM EoR 2o DAYS PRIORTo THE RECEIPT or TF§-l§L§§B5!l 5§PAIT_F5_"°§IQUHU§§AL_EQE_H1BAI §¥§ §§lPE _§§§_ ALWAYS 92!H1'll;S HEGUI.-HRLYu" SHE SAID NEITHER SHE NUR THEIR THREE CHILDREN HAD RECEIVED ANY LETTERS FROM ANYONE ToR 20 nAvs. sRE ExRREssEo HOPE THAT REPORTS or PHILBY'S DISAPPEARANCE WOULD CAUSE HIM To CONTACT HER. cATRoREPORTS SAID HE wAs LAsT SEEN Tn_TRE u AL IN 0 - 1 Mr. Tnlnnn ______ML B#'Imor|;______E! C!! hill. BI-why __U_____- Mr. gr-n-y ___ 7'-Ir. "1' -1| ___ MT. """".¢1 _ I-11'. I-v _ ;1 2 Moog c|lpE|l92E In Space Bolow! W V i

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. ...,._..--.> _ l . ,...._-.¢_- ,__ _ 1-. n.i.- ,1, 11::__ was disclosed last night. - ' ' i F l "- Sunday Express 1.5 . 'RBPOl't92Bl",..{_.:£:tliI.:l;1 ¢-' i ti ~ In 1955 Mr. Philby was accused by an M.P. , I I J MR. of being H. the A. R. Third PHILBY,'the,'former Man . whoiiipped . . . 0ff- diplomat the . , -who was exoneral E detecting seven diplomats years ago '-that of being their involved arrestin the Burgess-Mac . ean a has imminent. been missing He was cleared from-'-_his_.j'vhomel by Mr. Macmillan,in. Beirut;terq ve '-.-."n..,|=....-, "then Foreign Secretary, and challenged the 'M.P.s to repeat .the_ accusation outside the . House. v

East the Economist. " The Observer said . last I night, that he i L '35last seen in Beirut on January 23;i. _: when he left Mr. his Philby, at to who go to is a__dinner 49,'_is me party Middle at a o diplomats housecorrespondentt the of; sameThe, evening;Observer. and He failed to arrive. No r did he send any message. Next day his wile. tearing he might be ill. reported his disappearance to the Lebanese police through the British Embassy. " But two days, later.said The Observer statement, Mrs. Philby is understood to have requested that the Lebanese . . . poice inquiries be discontinued ..- '-rt. 1, .-.-.A '»1' . -.+- e Yilrra 1: l tier she had received a ' ==-;1'»§=--=;<§=z';E=-=2-.<-"4"/i -=1! - .:=> a.-.&.f;-5 - -- ." - =.*§.;;- eassuring letter Ii-om her -'e'.1;i.'- i '.=» '5' *- --11-1'16 usband. 3;.-;,_,,;';-i-_ U . ,.._-,j. .;_ __ _ i; _'_ _, '>1:-.§t';=92-".3; ,,-,-=12,»-~1.§'. ..-,1. v,,=.=-'.,a;.=rt,_. if-,>'-':?T' . "She subsequently received I. /;:.-.~" -. i ~ 'us 1' .- _. 5-; :-:-. . -- --.b--- . -,. _ .i »' bl e sent fr om C 'aim o ii -' " %-,. i -»-':=";,i'_- -_'-*-,- , bruar _v land an o_ th er _ lett . er '»';;': . i'!T-'.-.-."'-.-.=- ~.-"1 "i"-;-;-'4';-.._i.:' l '1¬romisinF details ol her hus-* _z~.;-_'.' , ';- _* ; . ,_~- - ands p ans later. This 1etter,_._b_ postmarked as sent from Cairo »:_ -,3" .92!-1't ..1: -:i-<91 .- -: '.>'~ -. on February 4 and received in "-/: Beirut on February B, is the last message so Iar received I:-om '!a»"~£:i_.; '_.:£1$92"_'5;:"l "Ii" .1="I';' 3 Mr. Phiiby. "It is understood that the - -. ;'. ~ ,.;i;=- '.='e=!s.:_**. _'=-92 .. Lebanese police inquiries had _"-.-:i 3-,. :__ -_._;_;-,__,_-»:-_ .57 shown no evidence that Mr. ._':'. at ,_¢;;.--.r?.rL V i Philby had left the Lebanon. at - - - » >- > least up to January 29. '.:¢.r'-'.t..'-- --,..;.{2i" .§-=+g'i;%ii'1 - Foreigners leaving the Lebanon .-.§=.f;,.a:".'i-==-. -_a=9=<;;;-=- ti} .<.._.,=.-"t~,-=====#§%iti=i:%is-~. ~-;=-"9 '_.'-§_.:_'_t'_ .=-§=§:- i . normally require an exit visa and ';i~*i" we: - .-.at.'$" their names are recorded at the -I - .--.-;*¢,_-'-'.;=_<.2.-="_ - =----===- ";;Ij:;:tlrl irontier and airport passport ontrol posts. _ i.» it .:-=:§==j§' - til-iii I There is no evidence that Mr. - iv ,-.-/;E=-'1§'I--s5- _ _.,> 4'3;-= l tnlby has been-seen in either t eirnt or Cairo since the date his disappearance." r e j 4r= -"/5. zi ;~ I": - r'I=..-.,.. ';;_. _. ;-E;-'-'jI I"? ' ..-,;--,;_ -; _: iv ' ;::>=:-.;.w_lg __, i_,~ .-.,. l

/2 . 1 "t . p .,. 3'%,fr*';,;, 4,gi_,;"15%*** - ~ 4. _ - . _. _ , ._ _ _..,_., -. ,_..;._._. .., . ....- l :¬; l3', "W,¢-I5: ,- ' _.- u . .35 331. '5: ..,.'..92_1-0.a-";5§@;_;'f4.§'I---Q.,;-!u92"1,. i ,-1., MRS. 1 PHILBY l "T She went on ahead .. / V.-__<,'Cheory' . ._- sem Gibbons mm t iru: :- - Phiihy known to his irien Kim! and his wife Eleanor have a penthouse at in the Rue Kantara. a residential quarter 01' Beirut. The party to vmich he was gains ul. was an o %VlJ.'i ciei by of Mr. the BalfourBritish Embassy. Phiiby told his wile: You "go ahead. I'll join you there. The previous day Pihiiby was seen by a Briton. Mr. Derrick Hartley. in the bar of the Normandy Hotel. Beirut lone oi Pih-iibys regular haunts!. He cave a cheery reply to Mr. Henley: Irectinllt and seemed in good spirits. Philby has vanished 92vitliotit taking his clothes. and has $ i mode no nancial provision for his family. 1 i He has been married three tima and has several children. With them in Beirut is his daughter Miranda, aged 16. and their eon. % FLASHBACK It was In October 1955 that Colonel Marcus Lipton. M.P.. alleged that Phllby. was the Third Man in the affair of Donald Maciean and Guy Burress. the Foreign Ollice dioiomat who detected to Moscow. ' There had been soeculati about whether Maclean been tipped oi! bv a third ma that he wan about to arrested. Mr. Phllby had been a First Secretary in Washington when Burgess was a seoon secretary there. Donald lllaclean had already le-It Washington before Phllby arrived. - Mr. Macmillan, who was then Foreign Secretary. said in the House of Commons: I have no reason to conclude that betrayed Mr.Phiibz' he has interests at any oi timehis country or to ldentlfg him with the so-called Thir Man ll indeed there was one." _. Challenge ' Later Mr. Philby said: I am not the mysterious Third Man. And he challenged Colonel Lipton to repeat the statement outside the Iionse. lie then issued a tysed state- ment and elaborate on his resignation from the Foreign Office saying: "I regarded it as a direct consequence of an imorudent association with Burgess. I had introduced Burgess to people as an old friend and in a way. I suppose. that would be taken as spon- soring him." Mr. Phiib! said he had never b inlot .n a alwaysCommunist been a although bit to thh e was awarded the 0.B. to his service with Foreig - _ i1_LMA_ in lligence during the . war. %_

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lgoi hacliline i *"" '- W Mr. Cl'nrad.__m_ Mr. Felt .. l l Mn lllslw M . lit. l Rtl ______t on U.l detector ; L l Mr. Tat-oi Mr. Walter-;______l TORONTO -- ICE! The I MP. S :5-37 mm. Telegram says that 18 years V Tcllu nag"-| V____H_ before spy Kim Philby es- M18-s Helm H caped to"Moscow, Igor Gon- Miss Gand_y__ l zenko told the RCMP there .. _ _ _ _:*-_,, ""-nut-T-'1'?-'""-.,,,_-. as a high-level spy inside r---M]-5 ASKED ltindlcuto pGQOt name at T-"---1. newapcrpor, city and Mutt.! rititii Intelligence. _ It is addressed to then Supt. George McClellan of the 5 In a copyright story. the RCMP. The Telegrainsays it i I newspaper prints the text of a was prepared at the request t memorandum by former Rus- of British counter-intelligence. sian cypher clerk Gouzenk0_ saying that British authorities The memorandum says Mr t ta? ' i could catch the spy by care- Gouzenko saw a telegra Y Ir I fully checking the movements | describing a graveyard hidin . l 0 vb ; of Soviet embassy personnel place for documents from a t H Lt l and by entrusting the investi- man from M1-5. It also l 92"[,r gation persons outside British describes information he re- / nL l intelligence, which he calls MI- eeived late in 1344 or early in i --1--_ 5. - I945 which could mean that P t Moscow had an inside track in l't The memorandum is dated the British M1-s." L May 6, 1952, seven years after 1 l "Mr. Gouzenko defected to the 1 The mistake in dealing .1.-51'-=;a,+_=::~ T-1 '1 " .'.-1-.-_-'1 West and"-18 -years before with this matter was that1 t the task of finding the agent ;.,;..;»'-' =:.<¬s'.92.t ;'-:-_~:- '__;j-4;-:4 l,---,».,. , .551; 3. ..<_...,_ _.:'>j-..> was given to M1-5 itself. _ git I-Q '> conclude this from the fat: , ,* r,-§ -a I that on two occasions repr t . _, _ _ ~> ::-f-f5§_i¥l_=?>S_-._l'9Z-THE -_ _. -;' -.=;'-;1'.*ss'Te:-b sentatives oi M1-5 talked with l me in Ottawa... i - - .. -- - 1-_v: :;. -;_."'r:;1 __=.'.J-e-'-'.-3,-':=.'s-:5x:.92;:- -:- §E§6 . l J?! My humble suggestion is, .s&ws§eeesraaaea~ :.-. . -I 3 and 1 think it is not too late -.'Il+Z'Iiis_ -"" ' $"- :_-1-.";'.==_1F;'r »; 411.1- l .-ea:.-; .';1; .- I; an '§- I yet to entrust this job to some 4 - ,- -' é All l GAZETTE, Montreal Date: ec, Canada iesseetrss ijieopieioutside oi; hit-5 tleot-7! .mdr-s»@eeamwo '-it -ii. I;-. " »:'II 1- - ' PHILBY latgd Yard, active at-my me l _cotJzetvt.:; 1979 F M W , 1 _¢..~- nrrllilv Ill 1 Mohr l i Bishop Brennan. C.D. ..Z__/ _ _. -r Callahan _ _ Casper ._____._____ ' '* Conrad Felt ._._,_._.______.¥£/fl ' Gale .__.._._._.______Rosen i Tavel Walters .....______1/] -92~ Soyars ___.____._T__ Tele. Room _._.____ Holmes ____._.______Gandy _,_ | 1, ff 92 1 BBC$_how§___lg1. J Iv , . u LONDON r|:x -Spy gvn - Phiiby 1 Harold ll v g y _. _~* A; A.R. Kim!w 0 hiib .ed ¬Hé"E¥IE1" Russian ,2 } VIIJ F secret agent, is new living a U Moscow alpartment and advises the Kre in on espionage, rela- Lives and former friends said in ' |a television program last night. '-*- '!he British Breedceeting Cor=" iporation broadcast a cmmen- ltary "Phiiby-A Ruthless Jou- ney, prepared by the spys son John and showing the first lm i re! Pi".iie3; since his Jan.23, 1963 ~ ~iht'tothSo'tU'. ohnlnphilyssvgln his " The lashingf-ondPoet. ifaiher riding a Soviet train and; T""" Hem a boat, drinking coffee, workin T The Washington Daily News ______a Times of London crossworgThe Evening Star Washington! ;__; T puzzle ana grmmng "our-mg a Red Square parade. The Sunday Star Washington! _.__._._ He lives very eomfortablyin Daily News New York! ______Moscow. He has a .for.u'-roamSunday News New York! ._...._.__.._._._ apartment and a maid who isi [very devoted t0_hi.m. He gets thef New York Post ____._____._._._.___ English newspagers daily andf The New York Times ____,_,______fstill works the Tunes crossword The Sun Baltimore! _._.__...._.._.._,_i puzzle. The Daily World He gets quite a large salary and does some work for the The New Leader Q KGB ' Lee I Soviet espionage III - up l92erga? 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By xzvzu nus-1' A GROUP of left-wing students have formed a luncheon club in honour of an old boy of their university The 100 students are rnembers or Cambridge University Socialist Society. 7__¢,...._.__...__.._---. 1»-i Once 9. week. member: or the Phiiby Club will meet r a lunch or bread. cheese and fruit . . . and to tau: bout Doiitics. H{runaway Plli1b_92'- a runner spy British Kim Intelligence Philby.official who now 92 ' F ' H ves in Russia. will get a me-age I, Hl1'|-Ehim about the

_club. And the members 1hope he will reply. Tile 92'.'n.92:!|i.'|,"20l: Pu:-i Society chairman Derek 'iii.l--s iii-r;r1-'i _ ..-*_ _-_ Newton. a 20 - year - old Tim i.'l|slliugto:i ilcii; .92'm92.~;, student at the 1llliversit.v's Tim E92'0n§n_'; S-lrlr l'92':l>-liilwggiwi Kmgs College. says: "we don; regard Phiiuy as a Tilt Sut92 I;l_92_.'S1 :9292' 92[:1.'41liri_:Ir-I'll traitor, Dllily Ni-92~.-1; .92'c9292Yulkl ,_._ . "He was one of the reli- Sllllllny Ni.-we i92'c92'l""i'0rl:T__,. lpenple in the 1930s who ll lllldei-stood what was mw-l New Yuri: ]us[ .__, e_____,,_,i_ penlug. - Tilt: 92 Peace ' The "His cat¬i*: as at spv arose from his desire to do The 5 llIT|PlhlIlgin the interests Na-9292'92"nl1: '1'ilro:l .... _ oi wofl¢'peace." l im_:1=!¬irLLh%'wnsthe The Sull U1-'11! iiiiulci _ __.. _c'_ _ i. 1llTn1 Man " w 10 secretly D-~.i|3' 9292'u:'i !.______,__.,,_. warned spy-diplomats Guv Burgess and Donald TlicN;-9292' Lelldcr ______,_ Q _ Mariam in 1951 lhat they l were under silspiciun. The TheWilli 52:"-.-r-1Juur:ml ._. ._ ipair ed to Rtibiii. j Ntioll .1b:ul'9207' c__ -Russia Pllilby. since 51. 1983.has been in i'i-ripil-:= Worlri . .., . l'=Ixl:ulilu": |92liF-"Ii!tj_1|"|I|!___,.l IF--'_".-;__--Inn 65 62%;.-1 :D.'1i l.;.._tiY.b 5 -- [i92. !i._.l.f. it - onHEW 'c'ri"l='Y SENT /l c EF.F~??J Univ ____ .. _ _ . . 10...; qrf-.'V""" ~ '1 92mV1lQ5§;* i -2 txli l Jli'92 IFTJUEST Ii-All-1--II-I-nu.-_ no-r r»=--»---- ' 1 12: riovillisss

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Yorlr'II||n-I K I Rainer, he writes, the only sub-i Cole ___.___...____,_ BONN, July -l_ An East-West ject of interest to his chief,I ' Rosen -"FY mystery linking Dr. Otto interrogator was Dr. John's for- Sullivan .inlm. former West Gerninn rncr connection with the Brit- ish Secret Service. , 1 oval counter wionnge enter. to, ii- h¢ one-timeIEscaped to Lisbon In '44 I ' r later _ British secret Service officialDr. John discloses that alter his escape to Lisbon in the it .1-///.1/!iI°?§;§°°'_*I who worked for the Russia.nsI_ oi summer of 1944 aboard a plilll tor 30 years, has come to light.of Lul'thansa-of which he was] G11 --...-..-_..._.....___'_ 4 The mystery originated two the chief of the legal depart-I decades ag9_ in the abortivemerit-he began to work for July 20 plot of the German British intelligence. He suppliedi resistance movement to assassi- London -mainly with reports! about the size and quality of- 7 nate Hitler, and in the attite.de- the German resistance move- or i_,'he -Russians toward thrirj.ment. His chief at the tin-ieI plot] 'Dr:".lohn had been I'k£!lIvi-as Kim Philby. ' I meinber of the conspiracy. . According to his outobi%ra-i _ . .r In 1954, on the lflth $ll'll1lV¬£!'-"Lisbon Philhy reports dismissed as or. laciginglJo in's,I sary of the plot, Dr. John wentl credibility and refused to 17855 from west-Berlin to East Berlin them on to higher officials, _ Rev 1 --by his own account Ilfter This has been conrmed by, heing drugged by a Soviet-,Hugh Trevor-Roper, the British, agent, by other accounts as aII ___...-_- , --1 .-~_-._ defector. .He escaped to thelhistorian who worked With, Pitllby at the time, 1- West in December, 1955, and still pending and it ls expected was charged with treason and. Dr. John surmises now that held for 32 months. 1 the Soviet intelligence service, R He has been struggling forfreflecting Stalin's fear of a pos- full rehabilitation ever since-Isible alliance between the Brit-, This week he presented a copy!ish and a potentially success- ful anti-Hitler conspiracy, _-vas The Woshin gton Post. of his soon-to-be-published in-' tobiography§_'l' ' cone " Homesdetermined to block the slight- Times Herald _.___.______> est step in that direction. 2 The Washington Daily News _._____ Twice." to the federal Parlia- He asserts that his Soviet ment: library. captors wanted to test him on The Evening Star lwoshingtonl ___.__. the subject of the British Secret The Sunday Star Washington!______Was He Double Agent? Service and its relations with Hetoncludes his 376-page:the anti-Hitler resistance to Daily News New York! story with the thesis that S4t?._determine whether _Philby was Sunday News New Yo:/kl tiei agents kidnapped him sole-Iloyal. - New York Post _ ? Iio determine whether Kin-ll The author's treason case} is l n still pending andit is expec ed The New York Tirnee i. I Piiflhy was not. after all. aithat-i his book will play a r lo ' The Sun Baltimore! doliblo agent betraying the Rus- sians to the British. ' C",,,,*I.? {I,PP,Z§li§§u§§°1§§F§§,"i§* The Daily w<>r1<1___.__.___.___ rn0 _ I _ . ._ Philby had been dismissedl Dih -~-- ...;..;;..' -|~1..-';...... _._..,_."o,.,J . ' The New Leader __.______from his senior post in thei - The Wall Street Journal British Secret Intelligence Serv-I_ , r___ Q __ _ '___ ,______The National Observer ______.______ice in 1951 on susnicion of working foi' Moscow: But he, . Ii. ..i-EIED SENT Ac !5n"w' ' V '¢P¢°Plo's World --------_-..-_..__..._ was given £1,000 in severance 'q|:5l'l- t; - _ _ Eitminer Washington! pay end, a.-:er lengthy interro-=, gallon in 1952. left alone. p n;n'__|E>i __ /75 '*" * f" * 1* r *" that The Philby, West Ge in$is an 1988 points book.out "My Secret __ar," admitted ' 0 that the Soviet intelligence; _, service did not resume contactj. fvith him after his dismissall . A53 i 0 I ~ until 1954, at a time when I the Russians had already com-I b p - _ [P5 ~ . _, . =6 . . <_iT';~ /c.-7 plated interrogation _c-if Dr. John. Pitilby, who wrote his own book tithe Soviet Union. when-;_he, Q QJ él./'*"' . _' NOT Rnoonnnn t""l f<'r~*'n I"g !o'l.ird'|92 Feet. in-t ,,. é I -c 1_91AuG 14 _:.~i69 1 92 f X neon Y-7! .. ,, - -~ --' _u»'=I =;. 2."-;'-.-s§r.,'_,-..'__ii". - , :4-. - 1-wit " iv I - s .. *1. - sis ~~ '-~ ----" ~;---.-~.~.-.' "*e '3." "i*"~"**Z-="'i.»'l~I~r_4'*"»." .. ' -so-.15». "5" '-'92'°*- -1%. 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Boson Sullivan _ 5i -92 -Z p Tove! LL ,-1 . 13 e Trotter % Tele. Room .._____.. ii Deaths Elsewhere s i' Holmes Gandy ..__.._____._ éSpy Philbygs -.-.;92 Spnfr, £23:/0 r LONDE!}i?April16-!'..t.Co1.. 1 E 1.7 Valentin cled British . spy Man, chief 83, who mono-un- .f.'l.1iiZ§£]{ /31' 5 f iwitténgly introduced traitor ur 92Kim Philb to the Secret Serv- . jf!e""H'H', le yesterday, it was an- . nounced today. ii ; As director of security forj £5 the Secret Inteiligence Serv- tilt. J f - eice during World War II, Col. I , ~ uvivian was responsible for in- I;1'}/~:!|r;"- M tn:-ducing new blood into the servicemainly in the form of ii iileeturers, Journalists and writ-ii Hers. Q r .. e, 1] Philby, a journalist whose. father Vivian had known in India, was one of his star in-1 ieiiectuals. Phiiby defected to 1 . the Soviet Union in 1963. ' , i An amicable, lean man with The Washington Poet 1" " i» ;' known crinkled as hair. "Vee_-_'92E£"jo_h1sCol. Vivi n was Times Herald i -- staff. - - -1/.92r|a92&__._ The Washington Daiiy News ____._.____ He was the son of port:-aiti The Evening Star wahingtonl...... _._ painter Camley Vivian andi] The Sunday Star Washington!_.__.____ served with the Indian army Daily News New York! ...__.______iin Palestine and Turkey dur- Jing Wor1dWarI_ ' ~ " . Sunday News New York: ____._.___ New York Post The New York Times ____.,______..__ The Sun Baltimore! ...... _._____H_,_ The Duily World.-.._..._._._._____.____._ The New Leader The Wail Street Joumal The National Observer _...... b_..._.__ People's World nmnn cow son 4 <.'e92*-»=-"-15:... l I liiimniner Washington!.____.._._.._

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llJ!7l...aUULTIl- --_-i,___,_ Mohr --____._.____ A Bi shop-_-_..___..______The woman who married two_ traitorsF.---¢ is herself_a committed Comfritinist, and -.,-_ chose .to*"'ii92}*e in Russia.- -Does she now regret her choice? --..

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. //- . ; /76' SCENE ONE. A corner of the Baku if i'cstaui'aiii, possibly /" "F /cf Mosc_0ws most cele- L. s . /L5/r brated, wiiicli takes J .-.»:<* J; anr . , _ F its name from the '_=f_;. =_=_- ' :' _ it;.=~ _ __ . ,- -r___ Caspian town re- . 1 9;. _ ,-1 nowiieri for caviar. A Ii&l£i-faced man in his late fties s iiisliiiig i'ii'nLii ' two middle- ' u . He is Kim Philby. the most publicised traitor of the century who, by his own admission, while worse ,-n ing for the British Secret ' t Service, was for 30 years . Y ~ 6 - ,,,,_._,_._-_t_.._.":c- E70 1/3* /I -» also Russias most success- tui spy in the West. 0T have are drawn On Phllbys left aim I-Iilcla. by JAMESfLEASOFl75 FEB1 from l l'e small Westerners and clonewho Terharn. now a translator in I-IIn2;_ 7 :_ ' ;_;_ ';: 7*; 7. cgooi ussia for reasons or a Moscow publishing firm: ._.__,_ I - their . own_:_ George Blai-re, on his right. a dark-haired WW anoii'ih;;qoilge agent. who woman womenwho talks with quick camera to photograph Wormwood animated gestures. l Melinda, for she is always Scrubs aft-er b8iI'1g_SElttEFl<..¬d news. theatre two visiting English She is his fourth wife, school teachers recognise the to 42 years iinprisoiimenti Melinda. a~woman with the The street is crowded, and various Lei:-wing journalists unique unenvled distinction Phllbys. But before they can iii the hitiiie cold. with speak to them. Kim and and expatriate British and oi having married not one, perhaps 20 women wearing Melinda vanish. American apologists ior the but two Bi-i ish traitors- iur hats and tn: coats, he Communists. ilrst. Donald aciean ' These-two incidents show Kim Philby. , hesitates: everyone looks so their pathological hatred and The Phiibys are sold to much alil-rc_ He focuses on -fear of any personal pub- have changed their address Philby stands uh. buts Phllby, thinking that Melinda liclty. three times to avoid being his nealceo cab, .is hvy will follow. Was it for this over-the- traced. Why? Has their But Melinda. heavily notoriety in the West E92-1%-._lls coatand utslhers my out cave.his shoulder look back at life British tourist outside recog wrapped in iurs.and so out- that, in years ago. Melinda endowed therri with a coin- nlses them--and raises his wardly illd l s tingulshabie gave up her country house plex about their safety 1 from the other women, knows in England. with its house-~ the drill or dispersion. She keeper and gardener. plus'*' Secure i turns swiftly in the opposite the evenorodigal generosity dlrectipii, and disappearsof a rich and trusting In Moscow, with the KGB into the sale anonymity of American mother. to Flee secret poIice--or which L'92 _ . the Metro station. with her three children. the Philby is a senior and youngest still a baby in arms. honoured ofcer-they are to Join her rst husband. surely safer from unwanted Recognised Donald Maclean, in Moscow ? visitors than they could be SCENE TWO: A British Did she ever imagine what anywhere else in the world. Shakespeare Company has her Dreserit lite in Moscow But their safety now seems resented Ali's Well that would he like E And is she uncomfortably like the safety nos Well" in Moscow to content with it. it she did ? of people behind bars. Ii it enthusiastic applause. As is. theirs is a prison they the audience leave the Phleg ys' usiuexamlne e together ,nrIW4thehave carefully built for Melinda sees few toP925l'§EE'fs.themselves over many years. Such contacts as she and her ,;;1;_ . _ <{ When Melinda ed to 51 FEB14 j-r _ ' -.qr, r none. , _ is,/-' "ca 'X '3 __ t.~»,,u,_92§ V sis?" It-. * ' :_h4m.,- __-Y-'--__ Y;- -h-l. » Russia in 1953. one of her I. tor er friends in the 'd.lp1 _ II ma c community in Gene o, re arsed reslgnedly: T '3 British security om-rrs, who Jus ! shows'how little anyo e :1 interviewed her alter her hus- -can how about anyone eis ," band defected to Ru.-la. suit- For M llnoa. small a d iesved sci known to her all bluntlyone that thatshe Donald was a Communist. that Plumb. W1 a nervous habit she was probably one herself. oi rebea E things she has and was irolmz to iolu him. Just sai seemed the last i:- Understandabiy. she denied all 92 DeL.ooch__ ._ - Del-SOn t eature in a diplo- this. But. she did loin him inst matlc tidal 01' 3, p1-3- the same. »' ' Mohr---_.__..______"P8111366" disaooearance to The Soviet diplomat, Vindi- Russia. mir Petrov. ostensibly Third Bishop-__..__.____h Why did she go ? Secretary in the Russian litm- Her stepson John Phllby bassy in Canberra. actually in Casper --____.__ asked her this question and charge of a only net in Aus- Cdllcihun -______£133 _ _">P1i@<_!- Slflght-face". tralia. said in he oilciai state- neca so I was persecute ment when he came over to the - Conrad _____..__ West: "1 om now convinced- _ Felt---______, bl But the t at ally ceariy Expi-e5_5_"is nonsen. , that she knew all about her F husband's plan to ee. At qny Gdie '-----___.___ Her 'iiinathle.= were alwo 5 I rare, site began to ploy o ioiiling Bl-1'°I18 ith the Left. Certain y and iiigliiy astute iport an her Rosen -__..______owii sitccessliil dsoppeorance very soon after Donald Mac- Sullivan --__.__._____ lean passed behind the Iron novva rs she will hear ii Curtain. Tove! -_....______critici 11 of Communism. But oi co se. to admit the slighbos A lew years ego ilrlark Chime- Trotter -______._ ¢l15&lJ iiitment with iiie as sh Seymour, the ritish business Teie. Room has ed it in Soviet Russi man who had introduced for the past 16 years would ais Melinda to Donald Msclean in Holmes -_.______admit her own gi-est mistake, Paris before the war, met them the barren emptiness 01' her both again in Leningrad He Gondy -_.._._.___ own life. was travelling on export busi- ness i the Mscleans were there Questions chase answers on holiday, Melinda told him down the retire; the truth lies that even before Donald had buried at the heart of layers gone to Russia she knew she ol lies and deception. was going to oo herself. Friends who knew Melinda in And that is Bllpfmrted by the Egypt. in Washington. and in sliiliui and reso ute war in London agree tliitt she and which Melinda deceived her Donald Mae-lean were not trusting mother in tho months h11Dl->.V together. After he de- fected to Russia. she even ton.iinmedlateiy before her defec- sought advice Ln Britain and Well might she write back to America about the quickest tray her mother : Please believe me. oi divorcing hirn. daring!. in my hear: I could not ggve one otherwise than I have cause. Certainiivi wit his shedrunken had sulllcientboll!-S. rte. ' his lapses into homosexuality. Another indication that she wi1ll¢~&l1CF .were in Cairo, the was propelled by__ ideological Russian Embassy was even said reasons is the foot that Melinda to have provided him with ll deliberately denied her children congenial companion. l. the chance to grow up in In Cairo. too. when her hus- the land or their birth. As a. band had his afliiirs with men. former woman friend ol hers she did not laclr men friends. put it: I can understand her She has always been attractive going to Russia herself. But to meii; she need not have what I personally nd hard to beenlonely without her husband. fornive is that she took the The wives of any dipioin.i_tic chi dren when they were far too The Washington Post group oversea - like Service voune to have any idea what Times Herald .___... __ wives or oil_company wives- Fhis would mean to them for the iire of necessity forced to share est oi their lives." The Washington Daily News _____,_ each othei-s company. Many, who shared Melinda's. did not '! The Evening Star Washington!______Iiiidthis b lier cause s symallco. e was by But naturwas The Sunday Star Washingtonl____ a dr amer. or because sh Daily News New Yorkl secret ' hated and despised th capit, ist world that had 50 00 i Sunday News New York! sider. ely provided her wit i weait _v parent; gnd pyg New York Post ______riieans ? The dierence between the The New York Times Utopian dream and the realityl of Russia throuirh the fties The Sun Baltimore! and sixties is also. ironicallv. the difference between her lile The Daily World-_.______H___¥ before and her life since. The New Lender ---______' The reunion with her husband iiEroved not the end of the story. The Wail Street Journal _ iit mtiier the beginning of ' The National Observer __.__._____ another and innitely more i complicated chaoter. _ __Pe0ple's World -._._.______y Maclean worked six days n week in the International Exminer Washington! Publishing Co-operative. Melinda iound she had exchanged s. EIGRBRHT-, leisurely life in iigland, with holidays abroad and the hard housework done . Date ;_ [or her-for what? Materlaiiy. for 9 three- roorned at on the sixth oor TM of a. barraci-r-like block over- looking the Moskve River. near 'the entrance to the Kremlin.1 M-LETEQ omzy S[m- C £l92'.i.<-.- ax liie l ark, no-mes where they of . lived Markunderand l~?=1'm1"rr'i-ezer BE ___.? :3/_,_5_/r$ Their list had one "- ifp Pill .-..-.;i KEQUEST . iil i "3 DeL0och .....__._ or Rome or other European Mohr ._-______mom wnli chintzy curtains and oaoitals. " when the revolution it sci e bits and pieces oi iurn_i- co es. when all the world Bishop-_....__.______tur brought-from London. This IV id be Communist o had two divans where Casper ___.______Bo: aid and Melinda slept. Theyon heyin how would they repeat ii gain loo d d Cdlluhon _._.._____ ha _i-o wait until any il'l-tilbev ryone: they did not I IL ., » " Conrad -_..___...._ ha gone fore they could 80 tl v had also tooled th - to bed th sEl'92'B5- selves. Their conversation d - Felt -_-______Their t sons slim-ed a the unreality oi their lives. second r . Their dauzrhtler Melinda and Donald had s Goie -_.__._...______Melinda. nlrnamcd Pink Rosedacha-a country cottaizea _IH:--chess t-rslt-:-:....___._' -castle: as 5 child. 'as more fortunate. couple or hours Journey trom hardened by drink. minds Hosen --__._..___,_ for she had the third room on Moscow. After s while. he was strophied by deceit, could easily her own. She has been broughteven allowed his own small become an embarrassment to Sullivan --__.__ up as a Russian child. er voles car and used it to drive their masters. Tcivei --__.______mother could not ccgie ll?-Vto work each day. _ And what then 7 Alter all better with her chll i-en in The anti-climax. the im-. they were all expendable. Would Trotter -____...____ Mgscowlthunlfhe W 0!] 191 OLJSE 0 hiali lnrurr.8 . ' - measurable distance between . the end come as ii contrived Te-ie. Room -____ Btreateld. hid looketrafter the oi-omise and performance in the . accident. the hi?»-and-filn driver, ghilm-on as well as the ho . early years in Moscow must; or the more sophisticated way Holmes -___._.____.,_ Ar. first Melinda had no no have weighed heavily on; of allowina. even ericourazlmc. to help her in the at. HQ Melinda. Surely her future held ; their own weakness to destroy Goody -____.______indeed the place was so si all sometlilmfr more meanlnffui . them. as had i-iaooened in the that she hardly needed any than ma in: talk so smsl it! case oi Guy Burgess 7 help, hut after some time she was virtually microscopic with: And Li the traitor deals only was allowed a hart-time maid. other western refugees who. in ' in the devalued currency or drawn from the oiolal Soviet other cli'cun'i_starices. she might secrets he oetrayed live. ten. organisation that provides scr- not meet.- necessarily have wished to 5_ fteen years siro. how much vants for forelfrners. This is It was into this little circle or - more can bigcbgious _e pos and ion nrcgiarioi"- also -1 couven cut means of sireinz queers. or dlsaunointed-l traitors Wife? ' What is her keeping veil ance. ioreigners under _ __sur- converts to Comniunisin and: future? Melinda did the shoonihi oer- committed loeit-wins: lourlialisw. When Eleanor Phllby returned seit in the State stores in that Kim Bliilby arrived from . prieily to the United Slates on Kutuzov Place. wearing a head- Beirut. His Amcricaii wile g ousiness or her own. Kim Phiihlv scarf like other Russian house- Eleanor loiued him shortly E saw more and more oi the wives or her ano- iterv.-ards. l Macleans. This was to be eli- It was tor this cramoed. gected; there were few other monotonous existence. which tr...u'... L urooeans he could sec. and neither would have tolerated. althouch he and Maclean were let alone endured. in the west. very diiTeren_t.ln character they that Donald had betrayed every Jdeilnda and Donald Maclian l had some things in common. were anioniz the rst corn- ! _He and Donald had both been patriots to l1le6tPi'l.1lbY when he . to Cambrid"e, they had both reached Moscow. '3 ~- : served in dierent departments Maclean and Phllby had had l of the Foreign Ofcc: most major Western secret to whichfew direct contacts in the past. I important of all. they had both hc had access. that Melinda had but Philbv was. in tact. the f served Soviet Russia. $l!£!'!£5¬'- the 2inclou.s lire im- f_Third Mari " in the Marleen- isuraess defection. He had I in Europe ney could or America. have boueht The icrs- enabled Maclcan to escape by si s received far more valu- >18 warning him that his Lnterrc» - Quarre! 3 in rmaiion from her hush no Ration was imminent. hin gton Post tli n -they -will ever receive The two married couoles had Bug in Mflstlllb Phliiby our-ir -H Herold ---*_____._ fr 11 Phllby. yet. in comparison.in common the Iact_ that both they have rewarded him iriLser-husbands were BI'ltl5l'l. both §Ec%Fqt:1¥g%!£ e 1'1 si. om iis,_1¬'l21?<¬r£.igg;$t?ahington no on, - Daily News ~ _.._.._,,_ ably. women Arnericen. But Eleanor the only Maclean Pliiih_v__sa_wmng Sm washmgtom"* Melindrvs moi-hei~. royal as was not a Communist; and she era Melinda. and irorn ivieiindaiday Star Washingtonl over. sent rcaulrlr parcels of resc ted her husband's lack 01' he heard oi her unhaool-hens. clothes for all the family from Iran ness with her about his of her worries and tea rs. Ewe NEWYvll --_~__ Enizland and Auiericn. As a re- esoi wane activities for Russia. To Melinda Maclean. Kim sult the Maclean children lookedrnar 0 cg ex goitald er l5Mnlean O re- P iihy must have apnea dN"" N*"Y°'k' more American than Russian. dlscissing the past: If they e ything a hiishand sho id hadn't caught up with b erexce l. faithful. rk Post i"__"__** 80 few. . . -l~ 7 _. ." 5,. _ 5 _. 7 _ ll nee. ¬{i51".r one ago. 'iit92.EUnew whenwith _Don hisld-v York. Tirnee .__._.______violence drinkingbouts. shehad his remarked outbreaks to]or Baltimore ---____# handful In Mos S? w. Mtithe? llnd Bl?-l-Sl.l1ung1'l3I would be may Pniior new-" l_is friend: " I wouldn't mind any 3 '°'ld"*""?-~ American expatriates whomi, lyollr onald. they either. riadr1l~, ll» ==lll11EQ1l..l1K'...'~"mml-5 bi - e r Leader --_'..______necessity or inclination had at nhgellnda -§3.Eld llfn evenings hrouirlittoiietlécr. 0 ridize They together;.-sneni;1411- ..-ao..-can. ...e sow... .-.- _ The Wall Street Journal -_.____ they would eat and drink at one El a 1 §l".it.l° as u or - .ll.ll§li§-is r-$3 The National Observer --__..__ restaurant or another, but rho foreign countries would .Il°W 5° face.-1._ oven njiore so than in the he s. _ A __[eople's World -__._.,____ old diolomatic davs oi the past. Were 9_JW.rS the same. and _ Irnstcnd.she had her dl31'J' Examiner Washington!-¬-.___ there were tar fewer of them. .. Convei-satlon was rezuriziiated. an - 7* 7 7 to _7 the R1116 yiews were exoressedlire in Moscow. Her husband and re-e ressed. the same was by this time impotent. her me rles ecalled. They ll ed child cn were contemptuous 0! Date .. ,__ in tie on or the future. ut her: here seemed no one from nev in the drab mediocrit oi wiioi she could draw eornrori. the resent. As each year Q DELHE0 cow srrvr r "*~ - Sometimes they would disc ss value of her husband to the meals they would eat. celebra- R.U&-]iuii3 would necessarily .a?ll_[17,g;; tions they would enloy in Paris ll1lIlI1l5.l'i.Should the Soviet ever . _ - ~ seek a thawinrr oi the cold war. Pg? F-did "--_!,_'!i;-_:;T i Nil -r"'¬: » a, in-'.-"gt"?-V . _ *..?z_~R*--oi-r r ' ' "l';J;'_'-i~ - '-__ .. ~ e 7 :-;. '~~_;'_,. ~ ,-"s.r" . Ir? ..--~:".,~. +' "' '--.-.»_.-.- ~ " i --: ." .. -,-- 1* -' ft""»-"-L' ' _..' " - . -.1 _ .- - -M me." -.. Q5;-*'~*§__:Z.':Z_j_'§~;-?*{5a':-Eff;5*'-- '. 1* , 9'» " "mi '~ . . "'- . . _ ._ ''-'" "' .. ~; I w l -..-.::r*r.r.=rr~i._.;-";. "'1so.-E-. or- "- '~_..."..:';'.. '..' -'""'Y_...:. ~f...'. »..-,__._' P- - , FF:- l l'| I _ IR DeLooch " Mohr --_____.______Bishop-.-_____.___ Cosper --.______. - Ccillohon --__..___. Conrad_v ______e - . _ ,_ GoleFelt -.-_.______--_._.__.______l-iueband longis ee he 'r:ere I I3 errr-nirinir her at ei'J"ih:rr-nedenressed. Melinda itarten HOSEI1 ---....__.___ kl '" shehad a friend laat she could haveii. roomior crviniz. thnrvliian how ll'92l$B1'- whose charter, as 0OI'|.lCi.l921§ hcreclf. while her husband able her life with Donald had Sullivan _-._.___.__ and hard as I. many-side would be in with one or the becri. He escorted herhomo. diamond, still contained much llli-i. where sheniuet have elven him Tovel -___._.___ kindness. Meanwliile. Kim Philbr drari: another drink or two-and that Kim Plillby underatande chi!- more and more heavily. He WM was that" Trotter -_._.______dren : after ail. he has ve. He awav more often Irom home. Eleangr Phiiizivlett Moscow in Tele. Room #_.___ is 1-andof eniriiiile.in Beirut he inparentlv worltiniz on a hook 1965 one died in California kept a tame vixen as a. pet in he was Rliosiiniz for Konon two months aao. Holmes ______his at; in Moscow. he has Melodywho. as Gordon Lous- compromised with eased dale. was the Russian so! Two rearsalter Eleanor:de- Goody __.__.___.__ canaries and b1ld2Ell,Ei?lT5. exchanged for Grevilie Wynne narture Irom Rugsia. Kim He would write little notes. Sometimes. Eleanor Philbii Phiiby married Melinda. He remember blrthda;-'5,show all found her husband niakinizor nrooosed in a restaurant. She the outgoing wa_r_mtl'ia receiving,at izuarded telephone accented between courses. basically ioneiy.solitary personcalls. She was sure he was Row. for two lonely oeonle. I --and above all this he was tallrlniz to a woman. but like --._.___._,__ innitely more hlglily regarded many another husband CB|.lllll|i by his Soviet ma-sternthan in the same situation. he Philb?°'IhS cfIIlDl¥l-1511I-In-rii Iliornw-Y_.p__"'~.E;lenor 1-onl.Q _ Donald Maolean. indiiznantiy insisted that he was i ,_ ____ ._ In the absence orEleanor. discussinit his.work. Kim Philbzvtook Melindato Amoniz the small irroun oi the opera Donald hadsaid he yifestern exiles with e./hem was too busy!. They lunclied Eleanor Pniibr was allowed to MW life - ' toeether Donald had other make friends. t Ihe orilv woman Is i3ei:_ehl?1§§'§'nll;g?midme" bueinese attendto tol.He said she feltshe knew sulcientlywell ts that this was to thank her ior to conde in about her wori-ice lllkllii itn1:p?ebe.n°und M lllowlll himto drawmoney was. ii-onicailr.Melinda Maclean. Wiieo Eleanorwas still er. goon; erbani: aooountin She told Melinda how she r d to Kim. shewas distressed n on to nay or nresenie to reared that Kl n1 did not love ien headmitted thatso m- his English Irlends. her any more. an hewas concernedthe Com. Pnllby staredat the Macleana " Melinda nave mea lone. hard daciia in the coiiiiti'v_He and munist Party came before Melinda. zatherodearly morninglook."er. EleanorPhilhv wrote everythlne elsein his lite, in- II1l.L~hI'O011'lSHe l-tent together.a"'He she did.said.until 4 luriiliz hisrecline; forhi, none of these mectinessecret: while n ll o" . _ r"o'ughould have mar;-gm 5 he wrote to his wire about Finallv. its Eleanor Philbt"s "iunist. a dedicated Oom- them relations with her husband when EleanorPliilnr returned,deteriorated. she ocean to , Bbviiy else." sheI-old Kin-_i ocsieredher to eel: realise theextent oihis ieellrize Melinda overfor dinner.or all for Melinda - 'esumably,he 1-; the presents his wife had Washington Post broueht_ bar-itwith her.the one Pimes Herald_-..._.._____i for-Melinda hadto be sncciallv A lever 3 Wmnneci.-~ He~told- hiswile how Washington Daily News Donald Macleanwas iinnotent. But she was still not sure *e?aEii - how Meiindeelite wasa n-iiscrv, whether he wee eenuinelr in The Evening Stariwaehingtonl _.__ how he 92B£_llllE<'.lbrinea little to love with her-or whether his The hanoiness into it. soviet auoeriorswere simoir Sunday Star Washington? lb In her own account. Eleanor usiiie a temnorarv infatuation. described now Melinda tele- mavbe eveneliC0lll3i'.!lI12 as a it. Daily News New York! ngganedone her dav to Januarylever todrive hisAmerican wile Sunday News New York! I am in an awful state." isogt e scovereoéithecoointrf. tin t e at a Bugair Iéilsf. New YorkPoet _-.._.____.______lied hecunll.-HEB hadshe been The §.=!I;li:~.dI:é0_llH S ¬'COl'l"lDR qlllD8lflll'fU_lIV-lezfjnlaiiieiri E ]I1l- in America. New YorkTimes _..-__.__.______no<§-nuéei-"-englcannot l livewith Melinda andKim had shared The him any more." ll hcavv lunch onedav andhad Sun Baltimore!--__._____.___ She was in the middle of re- drunk a lot toirctne.."-.__._..-., The Daily World-_.-.?.______-__.f. _ _ Theowere leelineboth were The NEWI-df --_.-.%_.

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Gondy _.______sum to interroizate them. ; :'ll'ldrather llk_c looksFor 30 vears this man. Kim Ogoroe en akiogtnlirlt esethaeforeign ectiolia I-I_ :.V0l Howard.His Phiibll. one of the most trusted secret. Not until June 7 was agents in Britain's Secret the amrr made public. and the-n wile _is_.deirk- haired lnieiliaence Service. eye-em:ti= not through any Government and piumpiy pcllle. cailv repaid that ti-usi. by Egrulguivqigigtewuby revealed treachery. maxim: useless nearly B ll. I 8. Most visitors would not every Western attempt to lather Then. at -lat tn Po ign give them a secondglance, intormal.ion_ from behind the Oioe admltt-eel;thate i,.l'ier%wo ii-on Curtain. The death: oi {fleeer. e. _wereabsent -~ ll-itliout but}-hey should. Indeed, unknown numbers oi brave men nearly all Moscow's I000-are due to mm ' strong Westerncommunity Hie American - born wile guthgeaispaperser ca ow Brita}: inbe Melinda has this dubious but garner allpossilgle lnlognalil-ltlon. look out for them when unique diiimelton: her lite has Thus it was learned thatMrs. their make a rare appear- been interwoven not merely Maciean hadreceived atelegram with one traitor but with two. from herhusband HCSIJEI-lled ance together,tor. in a. city And she nutrrsed them both. r-where celebritiesare rew. Her first marriage _to Donald tlnezpeceIn Paris: Sgfl-11$:--err your ogilcdlejve. m this couple are unique. Ma.cc_lean,_ the_Fol'el,gri Olllcequitem.._ . well.5011'; Jigli. worry, spy, lasted nearly 2'1yearl- r _oe you. Please don'ta The! both abhor publicity. For a woman to marry I loving me. Donald." I and have already changed traitor does not. of course. impl! their addressthree times in any slur on her own character. their attempts to keep it For he-r to marry two traitor: Be wildered secret. They now live in 3 could be fantastic coincidence. small at in a barrack-like His mother, Lady Maciean, But in the case of Mrs. Moo- also received a telegram. It was block.A caged canary chirps lean this coincidence. when signed "'Ieeni.o,"la nanie by in the livlng-room. with its considered otherwith factorwhich he was known in the green soia and armchairs. its poses the question: I3 she iur The Washington Post o pathetic time womn-, con.- family and which was presum- Times Herald.____.____,____ silver-plated electricsramoyar spired against by eoentsor la ably used to prove the cable: she in iacr a deeiiiu convincing authenticity. The WashingtonDaily News___.___ Luxuries dcceiver herself? And a mysterious Mr. Robert Their bedroomhas .1.dowd; Cast !o_ur__inind back to the Becker, of whom Lady Maclean The EveningStar Washington!_.__ luite or two veneeredwardrobe iuniliier or 1951. had never heard, paid ieeooo a dressing-tablewith bexagoniflThat wasthe {earoil theinto her account through banks The SundayStar Washington!..._.___, Great Spy Scanda which left in Switzerland. This repaid Daily News New York! mirror. and a long wooden ooii money which Lady Marleen had in which when better weather Britain stunned and did im- loaned to her son ior the de- Sunday News New York! cornea theirwill more their winter mense damage to our relation- t on his home at Tat-itieid. blankets and feather quilts. In a ship with America. where it was New YorkPost ______,______window cage. two oiue and err-on felt that no secret was now sale £3? wasprobably meantior. budgerigars sharpeni-heir beaks in British hands. Maclea.n'aand wire iamiir. The NewYork Times_...... ___,__ on cuttlesh. 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DeI_.oci<:h _----- thisMrs sudden Dunathanire was amazednlatis. or A at Mohr ----_ lki resortslijt§i_mt}r. -Wit-l}Ol.lL Bishop---_._ torsnow.little c was. drenr lCl.l ous already D806look-hieDl.lnbn?I|.w notonlv she eroceries that wa_scarry-but Casper --__ suggestedlntr forwnrt sincet_he the seaside. ticketsShecollectedscvertii lettersherwhich troni Dostbox. shehad She ' "'' T .Conrod--_._ Coliohcin ----__ were alreadybooked would she out eveririliinirdownon the take chithe drento Majorca on kitchen tableexceot one for 7 TQJBLQMATS3 s -- Felt ---_.___ couldher own loinandthem then Melinda later.But getttéran . whichshelteot in her emits REWARD-tii lifelinda refused.She hadto "She lookedquite awful."said¢ -', "illl*92-II1'-'r'iv924ii!-Dlionq. anr-In § v-7| tii9_92v,-N>'92-!IIJ.:- v., '92';}- ~l-92 -4.i -~.;i~ F-1-..qr. ~-ww it . it@-- in Gale -----_._, mm:-.~ said.have childrenthe her. with she her motherafterwards. I note. ' - -ui.-,i-I_._;,~.-nil.0-i i-3 es-....sI5-92e.. _.....t..n'V92_SQil1.'192 ...-.-...._ ..i.i.-.t ,.~_.. V. -_|-92-.a-.-,--ii. .. ,,-.- -it- , Hosen t- --_._ ttidelee!at that that Melinda:m_oment_ tim-whole- ..--erpressqd "| i--HQ»-92|,|92.. i., .--i.. .--.at:_¢..-. Was thisbecause was sheone thing.Thu isit: this1: .i~-..-...i. i.,...."61to ~.. i-- .. i -I¢ -~ ..--.1-_c~lu~-. _,~ Sullivan ~--_._ exner-tingleave to withthem zero hour." 1 -' - .'. -W . .1.~it =. Tdvel ------__ Onlyfor..92/loscow Melindaknows.Saanenmoser from it?But What's rmittei-?" the she- ' .92=i seems likely. gardasked. andstrained concerned by her nnnearance. hag- Troiier *--_._. soThe toSaanenmoser. chgldrenudidnotMelinda wantto out "Notniiie." Melindareolieci. t _ I Tele. Room--_._ was adamantThey weregoinit. wasShe tromextilainedthe thatlocalschool: the letter the-2 92 '92 H-:-: .- Holmes ---__ and" thatwas that.So shestart oithe termhad been-1 hill." * 92 . nacltedrove oi! towards intothem her hllla. carthe andnosiooned toi-_aweek. 92 . * i. 1 Goody "'---_w -A switch in tact.this news came by couldcircular notconceivably fromtheschooi. haveand'I Q i. _.;'='=-=-. Up inthe hills Melinda theaffected timeMelindain her this way. in out.was t ~:+ -ll *- hangedplans her aga:n-yet ostensibly shoppiniiit islikely changedor. morelikely,for them herSovietMaybeagents that shehad caled atsome Wanted Themen: poster put tltely consideredit anunneces- orcover abar, address. Ulftéghperhaps shop which aa out duringthe searchfor sarly coinplicatedexercise Sovietto agentcoul be-in touch Burgess andMlolean childrenspirit mothera awayfrom herand atiny three with her.The letterthat so village wherestrangers tnlnetldisturbedwere instructions herprobably for her con-do weekendshonoinir. 1 called farfew. more wheneasilyit could in a oe crowded arran.zcddeparture. the oanltand drewout Tullswi- plite. perhapsOr compli- somewere That bed.in niizht. when Melinda triedchildren the topaidfrancs therent rouizhlythen herof atand Sh£153!. a escapecation had arisenroute. And alonir lllél_'l'l.i6the Geneva.oersuademothertold herShe her that leave to _a.smallthe Pleury renalrGaraee.bill for hertold and.carat the thoughts.Melinda herselfhad second 'l'|l'll'l2ELondonParis or mechanicDetrol. have totilled it in with Whateverreason, the insteadevenwould buysomeher do stood: clothes.sheMelinda could She camehome 11at a.m. oi stayingd fortnight in Santi-aiinerireclanxious verv her tor and toldher motherexcitedly onlyenmoser. vedtiys Melinda stayedandthen'shc iorMrs.mother Dunbarleave didn'tto theat. to but5:0; 3 thatwanttriend. theinRobin mlll'ki_'l. sheA-luir.whom hadmet she Mart-:i_irnedJ orca. to.Genet'ato noon toforshe the hadtime had beiniz. enoughtravelling aldhad were knowninwhen Cairn. Muirand she Don- had But sinceit was now theShe couldn'tunderstandinvited why her_tospend wee"- the theyheight hadtothe of ii-alt holidaytor season,another vi'riv.Melindauromised. wiintedher She outoi the however.hisend house withhimin Territct.anrl his wileSe t netthree seatson weeks beforeanynlane. couldtheythat shewould to go Paris and wasn'tsure quite oit_h The WashingtonPost When postponedtheir holidayHarrietSilly with afterl92Ielindasthe birthday oitoaddress. sister meetin thethey werelobby but allan of goi:hot Times Herald__"*-¬_ in Majorcawas ending.Mrs.onher Sent:-moer gi-andclilld23Pergit; Macleanin- --Montreux at -.__e_.e_._ tour-thirty. The waaiiinetonDaily News"*'~ theDunbar garagein Melinda Genevaasl-t_cd wherecable to slie "That willbe I-on late. The EveningStar twaahingtonl- could-oz thecar, meetthem a0that it a in driver M, the herMelinda motherher.kept told but although asltlnizher The SundqyStar twasiiiiit-ion-_ Melindaairport.also shouldShetel su§;gesiedthe con-that whatwould it too be late for, Daily News New Yofltl"--_._ iilgflF!1'lZE tobuytheir insome apartment build-oi groceries wouldiinderstandablii answer. not daughter Eventswere her Sunday News New Y0l'|-t!-#-ii for theni.tit-cause would theyher.soon explain=_i-___, to remark the Ior New YorkPost '*-%-_____ bi *"'1'192'lIllIlhoiiie lliie. The NewYork Times----___._~ GenievrrBllli whentheywith Airport. arrived thechil-at Worried BY The Sun Baltimore! -~-__ r--irtl:-en waswriitiiiu. aftertired their tilt-lit.l92leli'nd:i:iii0l0-no the t the I'hiirsday evening or P"-ed: admittedshe hlld ~lie weelt. Melindalooked as The DailyW0r|d_**- J->l'92;Ol.Lsend eithertele- il toClonetired and worriedbeforeher holiday she as had The NewLeader ".----______rrie=:_rain. car.andlllH She whentelvulione theyto nallv tor"Howl wish l had someone _ The Wall StreetJouml -i-»._ r»*.lCllAPdflat. llilelindntheirsaid to adviseme."-she sudclenly The NationalObserver ~-_._ the-iiitritely ShODDihE.'.- K thate would do tr-llblltt-Ollt. hermother blllal-It-III!was reiusedwhat t92"orr_v- to . i it ' iiiu her.it iii-us.in any case. ...People'S_"*"*--_ World nnlvBut ve insteador orte _riiinutes--the einanav fortoo l:l|.tor ridvire.By then. Exnminer twnshingwn!"4-~ RHODShe didnot all'tthlln were comebrickVill'Cl5- for beenalmost xed.and certiiiiilyevcrythini; therecould be had _ THE s L iiearlyhour: an andthen Mrs.goCH7. f !LOl1Clthoughts. turning no _. ___...__. But couldit bethat llVl.Il2 on herl'if!l_ souiut-h. izenerositv. mother'sherultimateoivinz oloEilmu, ENGLAND9 iiiiiltetvact betrayalof easierit she havewouldhad beennot toOn seeher ~F1ld.'lV mothermorning.faceto face l after breakfast. we"--v-n-i-rigMelinda, - ~ _---4.r . .---.. -_.» ' -_'=i.§;.._==~--» . - .-_._e_e______----______~- .; -'. s w '~-st ho.-_L--.__ _.-Z_I' V " "1?-"'-'3-"7;;, ", 7 .- .. _.7, V . F.'-q-'-..V.,'-; --i *1...-.#?--1"-=-+"'--e~- '¢ _ _ ___ .__-_-__T.i'~:k___ 92_-='=- D - _i'Aii. ..-sell.. -~*-cu» "o-~ - it-xi -°':~¥.""'5fr-- '-..oi.-..'--.--l-'3 .. -5--.-92-.,.-vi! "'& _ -"__h#_q.-,.'9'd.*"",__--if*'f_f:;.V.=;__;¢-1.-;_-F '_. WI11:-_~'-"|:.:"F ----.--=--'*."T.=. -.-_- r__ _ ~"-'_ e-. ' ti-F-92J'l¬.:;-:5; .'.I.L'l"._e- - -=_-_--f;j.__.,;r-;=,,-1--_>-""_ I 3" . ULSOYE----i_..._.-___ Dc-Looch ._...__.___ I; J Mohr ------_._ Bishop Casper &__.i.1v'ng_ ct l ' out 'ConradCll hoG ri---_.." ---____.._ thisMrs. view. DunbarBeside did hers-eli"92vit not she: - - Felt ---.-_.__._.____ worry she ran tinctr to her a and put. ti call throutrh to the Gale --______Foreign Oicein London.she spoke tort securitfi;officer. Flosen --__...._____ EXPIRIHIIIE Whthad apnened. and he promised that two colleagues wouldy out to -Sullivan Geneva at once. Qn thefollowing day,on 511! waited for them. she received it Tcivel.-_._..__.._____ telegram from Territet-where Melinda hadsaid shewould be Trotter -____._____ Happy spending the weekend. H Tele. Room ter lunch. Melinda dressecll "Terribly sorrydelay lnoo'_n- th bo'sin grey iinnel suits. lacting you-unforeseen cir- put a b ue.sciiiatiarel.li coat over clonstuuceu havearisen am her blouseand skirt. took the staying here klnger please Holmes baby's favouritedoll. and at L. ldvise school boys returning three-thirty thatafternoon. theyl about a weeks time-all all set off in her car extremely Iveli-Pink Rose in Gcmdy---_..__ In the bttcr. were ii suitcase marvellous form-love from two rafa btzs thew had Ill--Melint|l.." brought, back from iliajoreii' . l This had been handedin at and ,an airline overnight bat: Territet Dostoice by a woman The trusting Mrs. Dunlitir_ l wearinc heavy tjnake-tin. ore- watched them from the window sumabiv not Melinda -iiaeieari. as they set on towards Pink Rose was her nicknamefor Montreiix. happy that her the baby. As with ""Ieento" dautihter seemedso enthusiastic for Donald Maeiean. this was 1. the prospect oi a weekend no doubt meant to prove that 'iih oldfriends. the cable was authentic. But She ii-itsexpecting themDhtlt the speiiini:or circumstances" i Sunday evening. becausethe showed thatwhoever hadwrit- iys were duo at_.sc-liool by 8.i5 ten It did not know English weli. n Moiiday trio:-riinii. iiritlat six As withher husband.Melinda On Sunday i-ii"tcrn0oi1. Mrs had disanuearedon a Friday Dunbar setthe tableiur supiiei and a teietti-am had arrived i By seveno'clock thought she shortly 3fLBt'9292at£iS. that they inight havehad a That somemoriiintr. Melinda-5 breakdown. By eight. that ear was discovered in the maybe theywere stayingfor an station uaraceat Latlsalili. It eitti-:1 night.and thendriving was coveredin mud. the battery direct tothe schoolon Monday was at. the sbeedoineter morning ' broken. the eicarette li2liLEi' By Mondayriiorniniz. however,t hanging downfrom the da: - The eiinda hiidstill not returned board. Mrs. Dunbarteleolioned the itish Criiisulate.She eimlaincd ti io she -iriisiind Haltedto Sl'l ;'l.i. ti Lnoodt t the Cori»-iii-Generiil.duty The officer reiiliedthat shecouldn't n the back weresome road Washington Post sneak to him untii two tiint. n D5. 3. cardboard bots irorn a Times Herald ---__....__ afl-£!l1lOO becausehe had zone Geneva crikeshon.the remains to the airport to meet theLord ll oi a sandwich meal.a child's Mavor of London. oistoi and e. tov sieve. Sand After ltuicii lltirs. Dtmbur on the sieve waschecked: it The went to the consulate and l came fromthe beachat Ouchv. exbiitined that he-r diiuuhter cud near Lausanne. ' her iri'antirhiidreiiWere niiseine. lied she met Somrmiethere. She Sllld that M.I.5 JiOEI.92 had while herchildren p." i_t;edP The asked her to contact them at On the driver'sa D009: seat any time if she felt the matter was left open, face down. as was ttrgeiit: surely this was I though soiiieoiie had put it Washington Daily News tirt-tent? Fdown whtle reading. it was a The Oiciiildid notagree. He children'sLittle book. Lost TheEvening Stm Washington!, _..__ assured _her that information Lamb. andi-other grubby:On Sunday Star Washington! __._n would be sent to London I-I16 ll [Bill was stamped through " the proper channels." 1 Propertyof h]oi'92vaiit.-Conn. Daii y News New York! No doubt her daiiiihter andthe schools. WashlnetonSchool. l Mrs. Dunbarsaid shehad never Sunday News New York} children wouldturniip soon: seen it before. The book was he could not see what ,is'ris too g-roiitn-upfor the baby. and New York Post ui:.*t'mt_;bout_the matte,.,._____ yet too young for the boys. It The New York Times -___.____ was open at the toiloiving passage : The Sun Baltimore! ---?i..__ Wiieii the little black tomb scrambled up the ritoiiritntnsitle The Daily World ---_-__<_____ by himsci/.he di't.'lit'.tHiiiilc he The New Leader -i--_~.__.__ » would ge lost. He was only hcviiig fun exploring. Britwhen The Wall StreetJournal .__...... ______ft was time to go home.there irn..s nolittle black lamb aiiiona The National Obuerver --_-i_n. all the other cheep. . . . Then came it cry which the shepherd People'a -~_i._-_t__._._,World __,___,-| Examiner Washington! ,____-0 """ ---_. i. LONDON, ENGLAND ._-Hh_ outyq hm ~r.T.".-¬?§"' ii J '.--'»¢-fl. =t~'...~i*-i'-?.T"~:.*_-.;:',~,»_';,-,>tY--*»~~92 . .. ' or-.t t. . 1-» ..... 1'. --{"1" e" -_._ ".."- -'92-.J''.¢'92_3- ..- - t-M.-.-...@. T.-t..'-.' /.92 lulauu ____,___k 392 Del_.0ach -_.__.__ D Mohr ----_____,___ Bishop-______0 =_____.. 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