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OTA Le git bee et DUSSELDORF, Sunday. it ~wOU would expect, would you not, that British | L “Intelligence officera would af least give a routing _ eheek-over to a man whd,, : | ONE: is a close friend of Quy Burgess, the vanished : ‘aoe? SEFTON DELMER | gsm 24 puts a man who fled to the now in a Com- * _— munist omerin Reds on his NEWSMA pegtary, THREE: {2 an ex-Briten,, SOUR: Js an ex-diplamal) FIVE: fs at present yigiting his vie oe “)°" Escape family. mother in West, Germany and r werstore availabe for QUESHOT pod sed his ae tion nine Bay se far ne British Intell- pends vofficer has bothered b+ yearokd Barou MOURNE x i de Filer ov passing secret informs~ tian ti the British belween 1955 t German Fareign Office t¢ Sight i acd 1929. veo rren ery capri, ean nadie dere tego Fauttitz in. his Cologne = pas err . Only. Dr. Otte John, head of the nett oats ieee oe German Securiby Services, has Pon trom The iague te Rad a chat with Aim, The bart is quite ready Ot chat, 7 You woow,” he seid to me “pensively. Sipping his Moselle, “I may nave been the indireet. inspiration oof Guy Furgeas’s decision to come over io us He smiled and quickly added 2 “Of course I cannop be Laneiovi. « : a Buyers,” "Pad been am said the baron, , intimate friend of mine siice 1934, He was jmicesely Impressed with what XY had dove. He kept telling | everyone we met he thought was the Bravest man he bad ever | ce rt mi Nan A gi tt - a mes. Th was most embarrassing. | atgess we wae “is ar te Protaibly he made up bis mind te fehow ay example.’ i fast time Pauttirz and Burgess ‘met was at the fatewell party - ae g Burgess gave in bis Band-street However, I have a good fat before his departure for nolion that T wae responable. arericas . Yes. that is posable very “tT ow = Ang never seen. Wiem or even been told angling about them. Buk then-—-such things are secret satble.* osaid Puilits. 2 oF And be stulled aga. ~ x x i Atier listening (0 nis story, t “evdcvone was there. Even G Bree. T too think ih leniwe, Tiddie and Brint of Misr an Leen te uihitz, a maburatised British t ciizen iy then was given & KS-a-week job ax & lpnlng clerk in Londen, : + “} cagid naraiy Hve on tbat," | he sald. “I had to eat fried Sah every day, My rent alone j cost ime 22-8 week. “But while I siarved Briteia began te support the rearma:; ment. of Germany and the} rebirth of German jalbtarion. | “ Bverything in fact was: bong “testared that 7 abherred. and 10; Aight which I had. sactifiesd my": "DAILY EXPRESS" London 3-15-56 ave tremens Ana cae Wore ren Res GUY BURGESS, ET AL ESPIONAGE - R Soo SBE Aha rpatcagg a - Ba ae arate a OT ‘An! ex-spy tells n about BURGES over to the Hussisns.* r OLFGANG ad W PUTLITS. member of La Hi . for some. > d as aa pod my career, “I gevided to get oe and ge Ptah. AYLASRE ANT Gas PRA SSE ¢ 3a oe PGNDIS. EIGL 8 Cee ieee me t 6 travelled sporetiy t Berlin, érossed ints the Russisn zone, . gurrendered his Britian passport to the German Communist police, wha gave him an Easter... zone Passport in. By place. . ‘Then he Aomed a Communist publishing firm, where his Gext door neighbour is Jann. Peet, tee former British Reuters reporter oo whs over to the Rugsiesa His preaching : ¥Y now the baron } : wag well launched on the propaganda He pe had coma to Ehe West to FORO ta HOW the Soviet Union's only . pelicy with regard to Germany was Germany» demiltaria tien aad de-Nexification, . HOW the German People’s Police Army had been lJormed ' iy Easter Germany purely as ’ ay anaker. fa . yeaYtmament. West. German é They would disbanded at one. Re said, if the “West abandoned Tearmar mevit, HOW the Huselans uhemsdives were jonming to Mave Germany jf only. the other occupying Powers would do the same. HOW the reanion of Germany séuid be Guile aimply effected ‘py talks between the West | Germans end ihe East Germans ' ghemselves without miterfererice from the Siibes. OW they pened ta make. a. little exura money by arranging ‘West-Bast business eals. : .. Shabby. - EBRTAINEY th baron though he could do with some cash. Hi face jJooked drawn and wer and: far alder Gran when [had hast seer, Tim if sine. years ago But -and up Mashed ine Pro- pa anda tine, “Tam happy to be ghting Nazism again.” Well, there ois. Den’ you think ghia friend of Barges i & mat our irtelligence experls should take, the trouble te look L name iii: He IS ATOR Doster sty He | also. ercesed | Fook ed ‘as Tt on aimash | Ne Polyen x. Boardman. Mz+ Nichola. Mr. Belmont. Me. Glavis. ou Ar. Earhe .o. ... Mr, Rowen 2.0... Me. Tagua. 2 ees Mr. Tracy... Mr. Mohr. Mr. Whiterrewd . Tele. Roam. c.. Rr. Hathonsn ae ge aw TS nes wy 2 “e po it “oe * “ad : if et = ok ss ot Bayt eh Tee re : m 3 oy a ee FG we .