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aN Mr. Bosrdman__ Mr. Nichols .__ Mr. Belmont Mr. Harbo. 207 + | Mr. Mohr Mr. Tolgon ____ D Deeg Yactean now has a bigger’ «(. “. job than Burgess | ha} ™ russun OFFICIAL REVEALS MOSCOW SECRETS . . From FREDERICK SANDS: Geneva, Thursday. NHE first Communist version of the three-year-old case of the missing diplomats, Maclean and Burgess, was given to me hefe today, by a Russian official. Maclean, now a “ highly valuablq” adviser to the Russian Government, analyses all plans put forwatd NY by the West. ~~ During the Big Four’s “Summit” conference las nw summer Maclean, the official sald, was brought to Eas} \ LA Berlin and was consulted at every stage of thé- > v - iscussions. yb wo me mee My Russlan Informant is ; a highly placed envoy here. Ighave no doubt that he js in & position to know the facts and that he knows more than he disclosed to me. , . It was not, however, clear My Arse why he should choose to speak DELETEN camy “cer OR yy, of the case at this moment. It , . may be because of Monday's BY LEY: debate on Maclean and Burgess : in the House of Commons. Two refusals I have asked the Russian about the diplomats at other conferences herer “He was at Geneva with the Soviet delega- tion for the Indo-China talks early last year, and at the “Summit” “conference later. Both times he refused to t - cyss the case ° ‘oday I mentioned the pbr- lidmentary devate. “That well in| erent, the British people, n "he said. “After all, we |’: . , knbs oi rit all.” “4: CY" RE: MacLEAN CASE a’ (Bufile 100-37h183) { LONDON, ENGLAND“ VU yess | 4 crews wre ate oat ee, tee rae