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oe SRE ES pe ph emi Mee oe pL AEE FT aE =.” . ee ET Aa I SE AEE ag de aE TO NL ELE 0-19 al ne eee noe oy eres rr a alo 7 an (11-22-55) 5 wae Serre et pate en ne - OF: Bri itish’ of 1 ary = ois an * By Herbert Foster: von “deel 2 Dated Press: ee ‘ ean and. Guy ‘Burgess g gav Russia so much secret. Allie information that a special se ‘ a Aterday. ” : “The Senate’ Internal ‘Security §Subcommitiee released ‘an affi- ' * Fdavit. from Vladimir M. Petrov, sof Sydney, Australia, ‘reciting = aA ec a itecting British diplomatg had * been spies for years before fhey fled to Russia in 1951. 4 * Petrov, a former Soviet secret oo * polleemant deserted the Soviet ¢ Embassy in Sydney in 1954, Hts “etatement, placed.in the Com- pmittee record, was largely a req- -etitlon of parts of an article (wrote. for; an. ‘American. mag$- oa ;zine after he’ de defected. {0 on . 1: - Petrov’ Tells ‘British traitors Donald “Mag, shearsay evidence that the ‘de-| “woos “4 fe : . Be Spies’ Work [ton was set up in Moscow to}! .- “ Thandle at, it. Was disclosed ’ yes a an helped them, pscape,” Pas cb pdyted: or Voor a ECORDED WB.MAL LD 1956 < ‘Burgess and MacLean’ tol 23 Moscow - news” conference ‘last winter that they had awit to the Russian side. - The Subcommittee’ has: waa # looking for Information to sup-f “port Gen. Dopglas MacArthur's! “? charges that someone, possibly j Burgess: and MacLean, tipped|' - {the “Communists the” United! States would not attack: China when the Chinese Reds in Jvened: in the Korean war. -«." ; “here was no such direct in- formation in Petroy’s affidayit. ? Both Britons had been stationed ‘for a-tine in Washington... . d Petrov said his assistant ‘in! Sthe Russian secret - police “in ‘ Australia was Filipp Vasilievich ‘Kislitsyn,” who" had . formerly x porked in the Soviet Embassy dn London. ~ + “He said ‘Kisiltsyn: told him of > handling material which Bur- : 1 furnished to the Russians by the briefcase full, though Kislitsyn never saw either Bur-|. 'Agess or MacLean in London. - 7 4 Later, said Petrov, Kislitsyn headed “a special one-man sec- he, = tion of the top secret archives” ‘© In Moscow, set up solely to han- - idle “the great quantity of ma- * terial supplied by MacLean and “y Burgess.” We 2nft Wi stlas-: ‘a aac 5410 Kislitsyn’ told ‘bim urgess and MacLean =a red they were under security investigation and the. Aiussians Cc Mr, Tolso Mr. Ni¢ha r. Bo n Mr. B t Mr. M Mr. Mohr Mr. Parsons . Mr, Rosen Mc. Tamm Mr. Nease Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room Mr. Holloman Miss Gandy Wash. Post and _D 23 Times Herald ~ Wash. News ——_____ Wash. Star __j}___ N.Y. Herald Tribune N, Y. Mirror __ N. Y. Daily News — Daily Worker _——__ The Worker . New Leader Date ee ‘ f ees oN) Pe ikea iics bh. 2 Od me hae i he ih i. of ah ne Pewee oe