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set ago ot LPR E RNnt eeee Ne Ee ore SRS Ase NN eongrre. Mhreietecinsesiem sane: o™~ . Mr. Tolson ____ Cc C ) Mr. Nichols, Me Boardman : Belmont __ " y Mason t Mr. Mohr... Mr. Parsons Mr. Rosen [OTHER OF|BURGES§ b= = "DEREK MARKS, PERCY HOSKINS “DONALD'SEAMAN, ANNE COUPAR™ M RS. EVE BASSETT - has flown to Russia to see her -gon,! runaway diplomat Guy” Burgess? : he Foreign Office disclosed las ‘night that she informed Sir? William Hayter, Britain’s Ambas-: sddor’in Moscow, as long: ago as March’ that’ she intended vmaking the trip. *. ~" Officials said last night that Mrs. Bafsett was > under no_ obligation to infdrm ' the Forelgn “Office of . her movements, ~.+ * “of She’s free” to go”. ‘Mrs. Bassett is a British citizen with a valid passport,” they‘: said, “Provided she has a visa she is perfectly at liberty to go to Russta—or paywhere else fér that matter." --; Frail and elderly Mr: Bassett | waited’ for the warmth, of the Russian summer’: before ‘she started - the: 1,600-mile journey. “*She is“in her ‘late. sixties and suffers, from arthritis+and could not face bit gold of a Moscow winter.” 5 . 7 4 Guy’ Burgess. who fied’ with a B rm . >? Packt five years ago, finally disclose i a SIO - F self at 4 five-minute “Press conference the National Hotel in M Fe ‘ —an- albu’ i ECoannn he Nations figtel jn] Hoscow on J ‘ebruary 11. rs. Bassett —al Jbum: picture NOT RECORDED received” & letter from - hit. : 126 JUL 25 .958 BY Lufitn JUN 29. q9rG Mines DemereDof PER FOIA REQUES! RE CEGALATEAGHE OO. xa paruy Express 3/27 JULY 1h, 1956 “Once OF TE LONDON, ENGLAND 25 AMERICAN EMBASSY __,. > > 6 SAUL 25 {956 OPN ANAND i 3e4