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a ee ee saneneineanetanataiesiemnteneaiaateeiail toda ented ieee comeacata cme ee i 2 She tele. ber Pensa be | last Mc co Jast Bight 3 She walked“out of Arlington House -in the mornin, dis- creetly that even the uniformed porters on duty failed to get any int of what was happening. , “The friend said: “She flew from London Airport to Stock- holm, and on “ftom there wv , Russia.” . Airways spokesmen sald later + they co could not find a2 trace ot- Bassett Dassen: ser lists for ‘that @ day. . Mrs. Bassett's friends’ in" . London believe she will stay in >Russia for a month. FOOTNOTE ; @ Return fare a oe Moscow is £160 Ws DONALD EDGAR Express man-on-thi i “.,, telephones fro: . “| | ‘Moscow, Frida: TUsT how and at what point Mrs. Bassett Feached Russia are matters of speculation in Moscow. i One. report | says that she arrived at the Vnukovo ArDOre i outside Moscow, at the begin- ning of last weeks) t7y She was nor met, it ts said, , by her gon, Russian Foreign ' Office officials took charge of her | and whisked her away in a large™ Zis limousine to Guy Burgess's home on the fringe of Moscow. But if she “Acd landed at’ Moscow there was always the. chance (hat she might have. nised by some Brit! mescan - diplomat . e's 2 could easily have co ga, which is a stagi . oll .en route for Moscow. tant at she could have fone by train ES happened to be comu ‘of Maclean and his wife who ‘live near Guy Burgess. advice on Western —f their hoi homes, . ¢ & policy: dyes, ry siould have liked ‘o's % too.” she said. o slike: to C2 |To'the South?” le could ‘have got off the: been met by her son. The Moscow oo tonight 2 mnothe . theory ‘here toni ve gone for a holiday to one ot ethe summer: resorts on the Black a. The official’ British attitude 1 here tonight seams te be that. ve MOb .” very+ inportant. Even after a the revelations of the case over the last lew: Wears the attitude is as if Guys emia was stationed in here’ and his mother * ‘over. have @ look at the sigl othe “only” Pris famtiy |, Bassett is likely ta meet te that | th families inhabit coun y cotfages outside Moscow. d. I upderstand they do their w Bu gs it is—translations Sa ff : -would lik o 4 ADY MACLEAN, mother of |. Donald: Maclean, se ii) U ows in «bed at her Kensington, flat, ', yesterday, ‘and” heard ‘ the: | pews tbat Mai Mrs. Bassett. is to. “But { do not. belleve I could “stand the’ Journey, veral. of ‘my friends have ked wi 1 don't go* to loscow. understand it is juite easy ‘now for, tourists, aetna shaun re there are... ‘no | restrictions’ or “difficulties” about - going. “1 have never been in a pl Lady Maclean, 9 added; * 1 never Burgess, but. not. ve well. I" don’t; remember’ muel is five scare “since: Donald " " years old now, « I should Tike. to see her and _ the Peer stayed with me: much ‘as 1 would "| -. Melinda, is Of course, 1 hear a and my son —— well” happy, and the family never mentions his work — ae . + then he never did.”