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0-19 (Rev. 10-1-64) 'was alone, studied a large RIPISH_DEFECTOR itesiinetcte wt" programs. Aptr a few words of fare- | hind a marble pillar, and van- ed. : ish ‘Mrs, Philby joined her hus- din Moscow more than @ ear ago and ister went to New York. Her present whereabouts MOSGDW, Jan. 2 (Reuters) is unknown, HLA en by, a former Brit-|" On july 1, 1963, the British arent diplomat who, : se | vanished from the Middle East Government admitted in a Hou: statement that into the Boviet Union nearly’ Philby wae the “third man” itwo years ago, eemrged briefly|who warned Burgess and Mac- jfrom Moscow concealment to-|jean in 1651 that they had & day and said the found the few hours left before British Soviet Union “Marvelous” ab-'security would arrest them, solutely wonderful.” ‘ | Burgess and Maclean fied to Looking debonair and fit, the the Soviet Union, Burgess died| former Foreign Office official of ‘heart disease in a Moscow was spotted in the marble lob- hospital in Atigust, 1863, at the! oy of the Ukraine Hotel by a age of 52. Maclean ‘still works ‘ |eorrespondent who had known in a publishing house, but =| , {him in the Middle East. ,Shunned westerners in Moscow Oo Tt was the first time that during his 13-year stay there. Vue Philby, the “third man” said to| . Philby's casual appearance in Shave warned two British diplo- & Jarge Moscow hotel may mean 1 mats who were Soviet spics, that his period of total seclu- Dona! Lean and Guy Sur. sion Js over and that from new gers. that British security men‘ he will be allowed to mingle ‘were gbout to arrest them, had With Westerners if he chooses. been sighted by Westerners’, Premier Aleksei N. Kasygin| ple | since Jan. 23, 1963. He disap: @ t© Pay an official visit to {London early this year. Con-! peren Tapanon while Work” celvably the Russiate ‘want to! a Wearing an Englishr tweea "ofmelize the case of “third jacket, flannel trousers and a‘ 74" Philby before the Premier| red woolen’ shirt, Philby des. scribed by the Russians as “al British intelligence agent” look- ed as if he was about to take! faces British reporters. Philby, a Cambridge gradu- ate and now a Soviet pttizen, is @ aon of St. Joh hilby, a . noted explorer . : & dog for a walk tn one of, London's fashionable parks. ' Asked how he was progress: \ing in learning Russian, Philby wiggled his bands in ‘the air and, with « slight stutter, re- : Plied: “Comme ci, comme ca.” Children in England He said his children were in. England at present and added, ; gveue \ kK tlt "1 have a nice flat here. Ev-| ley ] lerything is swell.” | He made no reference to his wife, , or to his work) tn Moscow, ‘although it has been reported that he works) in a Moscow publishing house.’ It is not know whether he! spelntains ha re with e Soviet ionage system. ‘When his request for asylum jin the Soviet Union was first iY, FR 1, agent has asked for political) asylum.” ‘This’ morning Philby, who! Sie | et 6843 -A Ory: 3 4 Wy pw 5 1968 The Washington Post and —_____ Times Herald The Washington Daily News The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune —_____ New York Journal-Ametican New York Mirror New York Daily News New York Post The Now Yorr Times dO The Worker ‘The New Leader The Wall Street Journal —______ The National Observer People’s World ——______ Date