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f~ oN Mie 101eUU Mr. Nichols C - ‘a Mr, Boardman —_ Mr. Belmont —-~____ , Mr, Masop Mr. Mohr Mr. Parsons ne Mr. Rosen : Mr. Tamm —____ I. . Mr. Sizoo’ : Mr. Wintelyowd —_____ Tele. Rooh —____ Mr. Holloman —____ Miss Gandy 1 * LONDON, tAug.? 7+ (P).-The She said Burgess. is very ‘mother ofsunaway British diplo-|happy in Russia.” N. Y. Daily News ___ Daily Worker The Worker New Leader /b6- “INDEXED - at J Ne. Neo = Prar ae "491 AUG 21 956 mB bo. { os ' : “He looks a little grayer now,” ” . pow. mat Guy Burgess returned last it ; . night from visiting him in thelmendoaiy’ agent, Te l0OKs. to Soviet Union. She hinted Burgess! “It was wonderful to be wth i ‘ now is at odds with fellow rene- my, son again after so long. | I . gade Donald Maclean. had s very nice holiday.” Whe i “The two Foreign Office’ men} _ Jt ed the frat time she had ain to Moscow five St? Burgess since he vanished t fed from Brit with Maclean in May, 1951. Pa i ars ago and ‘subsequently dis-| Mrs, Bassett declined to an- i c they, had been Commuriist)/swer a newsman who asked her ; ¥ pathizerssfor years, . “Does he, as ityhas been rumored, 3 1 dvrs. gfe, soyear-old| Want to come home? % : other oP Burgess, flew back to), vont tell you anyth 4 } , London after spending a month's /2Pout_him—I would: not tell al i holiday with him ata Black Sea/Mousands.of pounds,” she said re t Fesort. > ot : eS f She was not very communica’ z 4 tive about her son and. whe ook : 4 asked whether’ she had see: ae 5 Maclean and his wife she replie ° SB - i with a sniff: heard nothing w i ‘I saw and heard nothing off a ‘ those people.” * * oe 2, z “She declined’ to ‘say whether| on ree © q that meant Burgess and Maclean! a i were no longer iriéndly.’ * a) vo Re ash. Post and ’ Mrs. Bassett was escorted off| 1 We B as Times Herald Stockholm plane by a: burl a.) vn Wash. N d-haired man who was ni nF lews. : entified. Her second husban ¥ Wash. Star Page Q- J) H ol. J. R, Bassett, met her N. Y. Herald 4 Lie ‘ Tribune . i N, Y. Mirror 2 ' y. 5 : i : iM b