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Burgess, wbccar Bt Soe uncomfortapie | tion because they have ounced that 1am a spy,” Comfortably off = Barecss is comfortabiy off. They look after eggheads, bar: he says. “| His Salary in a Btate pub- Jishing house is quite ent to live on- He doesn’t Ean mo access to his private _Fesources In England—* then . it was arranged" Now — although he has a . amall dacha, a country house, |. putside Moscow—he 18 think- Y Bf buvine 2 nace in the - Hopefu: cesults ‘Mr. Macmillan’s recoh- . Daissance, as he calls it—his een a Mr. Krush- ev's mind—is alread; - ie opera results. y yield his ipproach to Mr. K— mm, frank and good natured And, aratinbie bere ty this after- hchey is Reponding Pade much ay Premiers, Eroreign Wnts “a thelr ‘exchange ot views in's park. : Although all on one —— ay morning In ry e country. = Before that Mr. Macmillan made a courtesy cail asian. Kremiin en La depu the chair: Fesaium of the Bupreme Boviet. Afterwards he lunched st the British Embassy, then he was off to look youd Moscow University. Tonight Mr. Krushchey en him for dinner at the Embassy. Black ties will not In deference to Bort it "practice wt, Mac- n will not be dressing for," dinner throughout his wthe Prime 1d, and his cough is ing aed Hae Hele “Siacmillan ts mm ic e cold Dimstl without e i tert eS ‘With the unending physical. exertion that & visit, of Kind demands, not to mens tlon unfamiliar food, BI : i. 8 i .) i after Sunday ae topcther pee ar oft ore by a bungsiow—tit is pocmangs with "a ini ing room wy sitting Very comfortable, I am told —bdut with rather “potel-like furnishings. For lunch there yesterd Mr. Krushchev Offered Mr, Macmillan two sorts of caviere, grey and red; hors d'oeuvres and co’d meat two sorts of soup; reindeer, a ‘Then, before coming beck. the two Premiers spent the afternoon together in the sitting room with nobody but their ‘interpreters Quite relaxed, Mac- millan dwelt, in his easy, scholarly fashion, on West civilisation and culture.