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oo nage “DAs Fayence eat A” ARTY ee Bi acd eae ee eee cee ee = 19 (11-22-55) t ¥ ' Beg ye A a bt ye The ™ British spies, Gu Donald“MacLean, cret among? Moscow's ‘for- | eign diplomats * that Burgess Jj amd MacLean > have been dis- ¢ appointed with | their lot since g they deserted & the. West. They E have. been§ given minor. aaa iqbs working ~ Pearson - om: English - speaking propa- Banda and are kept under ¢on- stgnt surveillance, --: cof : Recently, however, they were ealled in to advise on the im-! ‘portant question of what Bul- ‘ganin ‘and Khrushchev should urgess and ido during their visit to England to .best endear :them* ta the British publie “7 - [ According to diplomatic ad- vices received here, Burgess! and MacLean are reported to - jhave come up with these ‘ree. ommendations: Pat’ children on jihe head, get photographed as much‘ as possible with pretty girls, and-~gquote: Winston Churchill and Shakespeare’ fre! Quently he pe ee ; Note — Apparently. ‘Burgess 24nd MacLean’ also gave this tadvice to jeause one of the -first things ‘ he did in England was to: visit {photos was that of two British] © i ‘_him : Georgi Malenkov be. Sirls buseing eek, kk gag ee a we va +." By Drew Pears Kremlin * has” finally |" found a good ne the two hl id at ¢ 2 ail aol psa 4 ° Y ES ' Tofson ardman Mason “ Mohr Parsons Rosen Tama Nease Vinterrowd Tele. Room Holloman Gandy wR of -| °) 4 DELETED COPY SENT CB. rene Dove’ BY LETTER JUN 2%. 1976 PER FOIA REQUEST ASS PPe-374 1 N34 ‘NOT 37°0Rnep s, j Avil 23-1956 GNM wl pans 7 i “ef? i Wash. Post and 2 A. ~ Times Herald Wash, News Wash, Star N. Y. Herald Tribune co N. Y. Mirror N.Y. Daily News —_ Daily Worker The Worker New Leader Date APR J —