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iT April 29, 1968 "Ny C11 t War" by y rim’ Pitd Lby Grove rress 202 Pages $5.95 Pee 4 Him Philby, the author of "My Silent War," operated as level Deitish diplomat and super-secret Sovict ssy for 2 SO years before @lcoing to Soviet Russia. The book, published sove Press, could hardly be expected to contain any startling cvelations about the work of Russian cloak and dagger operations-~ bat - it doos. The author cescribes the book in his preface as an eductory sketch of his exr ces in intelligence work and . adcs that more will Zollow. Zor any eubarrassnent he may cause former colleagues a the U.S, ivitcin, Ie adds that ke "...tricd, therefore, to confine the of names to former officers whom I know to be dead or a3 a, Julius and Ethel Resenberg, Pnilby's Soviet spy sagucs, are dead, exccuted for giving U.S, atomic secrets ct Russia, Cortainly Philby was not referring to the sergs in offering his apolecics for enbarracsrent to coileagues, however, ‘Niy Silent War" reveals that he, s Kussian spy chiofs in Uoscow, had already embarrassed the eegs to death. ny & i+ ea Tarold Adrian Ruosoll Philby served as a top-ranking itisn Scores Service official working in liaison with the cné VDI in Washington, D. C., from 1949 to 1951, In this city ae mow 311 about the ccoporative Ancrican and Erit v4 tigat ion of Soviet spy Elaus Packs in Dritain and he that the confcssion of Fuchs led to Earry Gold and chain led inexorably to tho Rosenbergs." This is, in , a startling firet admission by Philby and the Russianc chat the Rosenbergs wero Sovict agents and indeed guilty of the tpesser (10) . SEE NOTE PAGE TWO i . & ee eee vA a may) gout ROOM = UNIT ~ Da Cx: Eignificcatly, he offers his apologies \