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iso/ Mr. Tolson A M4, Mr. Boardman y Mr. Nichoyf gee Of ay. Mr. Belmont -~ # Mr. Harbo = é ; Mr. Mohr 20000 ' ‘Th : d . 4 i S C | Mr, Parsons :-_______ { fr Man in Mr. Rosen 2 ; re / Py SE Mr, Tamim Lived Here for 2 Years» ez — ve ere or or r | Mr. Winterrowd Harold Philby, accused in the wei Tele. Room ’ British House of Commons today Ld Mr. Holloman i asa “third man” in the Burgess- eee: F ' MacLean spy case, Was. a first a 4 Miss Gandy i Secretary of the British Embassy @ a | iin Washington from October, ¥ As pRati ‘ 1949, until the summer of 1951. | nega ‘ He was then recalled ta London ! | o and there resigned from the or i British Foreign Service, fo oe ‘ Tt is evident that his mame < 1 came up early during the Britisn investigation ,of Ahe disappear~ ancpof Guy Burress and Dons ald McLean in May, 1951. Beth Mr, Burress and Mr. Vite Phill were stationed at the otf be Brith Embassy here simul- “ff AA tanedusly. Mr: Philby and his ae famigy were Uving at 4100 Ne- ? braska avenue M.W., according to State Department records. ype Se “give The sanie records show that Mr. HAROLD PHILBY Burgess, who was here withoul pitvured in 1937 ag corre. any familly, moved in with the = 'PHitbys, sponident wounded in Span- . , After Mr. Burgess returned to 38 civil war.-AP Wire- fn _ fondon and then fled behind Phote. Lg - ithe Iran Curtain, British in-),.. . . P ; ‘ . peti _rimes, covering the Franco side a bod ; resuleRt ore ae wan eecian the Spanish civil war. One /) fates * ‘Meved that his recall from Lon-/Person who knew Rim at that ye i ‘don and subsequent resignation |Ume described Mr. Philby as be- ‘from the Foreign Service might & & strong supporter of the ihave had connection with the ®"l-Communist Generalissimo ‘Burgess-MacLean case. |Franco. “ Deecauean Rhat however British ra if 2 is wne that arrears 1 r * SUD Perea Ss eas - ippe ra) rae AYR ESS ya e 1 ' authorities do not have evidence yas under investigation, the most Wash. Post and ‘ warranting any criminal prose-'charitable interpretation would Times Herald eulion of Mr. Philby. 'be that Mr. Philby thought that Wash. News Mr. Philby is said to have been wr. Burgess was being investi- Wash. St Sines fo i engaged in the export-import! gated for too much drinking. Mr. | ASD. SOT business with Spain after his de-|Burgess, however, got in douch ' N.Y. Herald parture from the Foreign Service.{with a Soviet agent who arranged Tribune He js now reported to be living for both. Mr. Burgess ang Myr. . in Ehgiand, MacLean to fice before] they N.Y. Mirror Mt. Philby ence served as aicould be arrested far spyifis for Daily Worker leorrespondent for the London!the Soviet Union. ¥ _ oS cn rn cet The Worker PETES ery eres ap New Leader at So By tro 7 5 o~meLel ’ Oi JUN BO os dig . . oes . . , wo TET T Te Sa | 126 NOY 18 955 ' a. Sh