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B rgess. ‘Went Ei Curtain ing AY Be ot ‘ Sake tees" ¢ ee DUSSELDORF, Germany. You would expect that ritlsh Intalligence officers would intercowd —. £ least give a routine cheek -over to a man whor’s : eet & close friend of Gu Ny the vanished Br 7" Holloman passport in Miss Gandy = ee atm a Eastern sone lomat? Pte T soined a oo wt Ki “® Has himself fied trom Britain gg BpeD ined a commun! pul Yroa Curtain and halds a fob ishing firm, communist office in Ber . Ui e : << By now the baron” was well + ranches on the Re paganda ting he bad come to the West to preach: - x Ee ® How the Soviet Union's only at Sresent visiting hia moth. ‘ : . potey, with regard to Germany was ‘er in West Germany and therefore 4 rmany's demilitarisation and de vallabie for questioning? . i s jazification, But vo far no British Intelligence : ) | @ How the German People's Po- bothered 52-year-old : Bos Army had been formed in East Baron Wolfgang ra Bo in his *e Germany purely as an answe: Cologne hotel, Dr. Otte John, £ R to West German rearmament. ‘Thi headot ‘of the German Security Serve > id Would be aicoanded at once, he sal “has had a chat with him. . 7 if the West abandoned rearmame: WILLING TO TALK ‘ ye ¢ © How the Russians themselves ‘The! baron fs quite ready te! were Jon; te leave Germany if; hat. “You know,” he sald, ; _ only, he other occupying Powers ve been the indirect ins A re How the ‘oni ft Gi ~ of Guy Burgess’s decision to come y be seinen Of Germany: over fo us.” Se smalled and addedt é cout be. quite simply ettected by “OF course X cannot be certala : + Od the Beet Gen eeemane “hat Maclean” and Burgess are , » Libs Dae re ears thembelven “with wa J Rave never seen them GUY BURGESS *: « g- «- WMM Interference from the allies. ° or bree | been told anything about low they hoped to make a litde 3 them, But ten--such things are {WAS at the farewell party Burgessfextra money by arranging for some| : : gave in his Bondst. flat before his| West East business deals. ; ‘yetigwever, Lave s good notion | departure for America, wariloly the baron looked. ss {hat X was reaponslble. Yes, that | Putlitz, # naturalized British eltl-| Hs hoe locked dome ea LE: possible.” we by ihe, oping cer we -week | far older than when I had last seen! cy é a oh mae tive on hat | ae ng him fm London. almost nine years ay Wolfgang zu Putlita, member of | 52% $0 eat Irhed "and up Sashed the propa | og gunkers tamby, had used bis po-| ot day, ‘My rent slone cast me ans oe line "E afa bapp) tbe By ae ra In the German Foreign Office to fight Hitler by passin; eo tet in al while T atarved Britain es theres is is. Don't you formation to the Bri between | support the rearmament of this of Burgess Is a man 3995 and 1929, many and the rebirth ot ‘German Pabelligence experts should take But in September 1939 he man. aie : te Jock over whila be Ja! ged to get on & plane and escaped ing in tact was et wm The Hague to London. stored that-E-abhorred and te eeoBurgesa,” bead the baron, “had| which I had sacrificed my name and an intimate friend of mine] my career. , ~ a Ie He was immensely im: out and ee i nomen! fos sted with what I had done. He Be teen |) ny he telling everyone we met he pean T. was the bravest man he tf ER FOIA ibe i" i 3 i ex met.” his British | Last time Puviitz ‘and Burgess comtanist pullers he on