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a Se ea aA et arate hee Worl copsright « ‘Reproduction’ in’ whole’: or. in, part forbidden | UY BURGESS and” Donald.” Maclean’ The “Missing § Diplomats *":— fled . to. Russia ‘without.{help. from ‘thes i, Russian” spy? network or’ the - Soviet Government.’ a a i - Ce eecee was: t Planned: ‘at. the: lost’ -minute—and only”. J t : bea And when the two men got, to the Russi oh, - Fborder ‘and were safe behind the lron:Curtai a f the Moscow Government kept” them waiting: a", ‘i “we k before admitting them ‘to. Russia.: read te “'l'These disclosures were made’ by Guy’ “Burgess to’: berg in Moscow —- and are’ revealed for the, _ > first! “dme" “ino ‘the full, inside; ‘Story ‘of The: Missing’ , , ; Diplomats, which. begins, in the’ Daily Matt ‘today. Sai . os fe pres as, Page . ¥ \ ey os . a "THEY. “TALKED ° ABOUT” POLITICS 4) AB . “AND FOUND THEY AGREED is. "he F Pett 4 “ ‘& % «In two visits and in talks lasting more than. a month : ; Guy Burgess poured out to Driberg all the secrets of ’ -- the mystery that baffled the Western World and, fooled a a 15,000 European police.” _ Dee” ae te re oR as Ee } The Daily Mail begins the story "loday’ in Page SIX: , He is ® story that ends five years of mystery.*'.” - oth tr" «Maclean and I,” says. Burgess, « “knew each “other's ony, slightly at Cambridge,” }. r i “They “mets. once - “again: when Burgess was recalled °} * to ' London «in ; disgrace ™| , from the British Embassy, : jin Washington, :’ Brgy Sek "He tells how they sat on on 8. sofa . outside Ma ean’s || 3 private’. ‘room “y at the’ . Foreign... Office,t* alked « 1 5 ponte. gands fgundy ee . a a not