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a1. = OES today, by a Russian official. . adviser to the Russian Government, anal on : Mr, Tolgon . ° 5 Mr. Boardman_ Mr. Nichols Mr. Beimoat .___ Mr. Harboe... * - Mr. Mohr.o.- Mr. Pargyns Mr. Rosen... Mr, Tamm._.___ Mr, Sivoo... Mr, Winterrowd_ Tde. Room. Me, Holloman__ Miss Gandy____. a aclean now has a bigger of job than Burgess . hap Te ‘possas OFFICIAL REVEALS MOSCOW SECRETS | oo, From FREDERICK SANDS: Geneva, Thursday. ~f SHE first Communist version of the three- -year-old case of the . ‘missing diplomats, Maclean and Burgess, was given to me hefe Maclean, now a “highly valuablq” yses all plans put forward by the West. During the Big Four’s “Summit” conference las summer Maclean, the official said, was brought to Eas Ber ins and was consulted at every stage of th — ba 4 hot us." he said. “After all, we Soy ai knbw it alt.” i -}! ‘RE: MacLEAN CASE a (Bufile 100-371183) \ DAILY MATL Aur NOVEMBER h, 1955 LONDON, ENGLAND*! Ling i yess] ng 7 ie ae iat in ey < he, set te yg JES es pee rae sabe we “Ls ran a on iscussions. My Russian Informant is highly placed envoy here. Ighave no doubt that he is in a position to know the facts —and that he knows more - than he disclosed to me. Tt was not, however, clear why he should choose to speak of the case at this moment, It may be because of Mondav's debate on Maclean and Burgess in the House of Commons. Two refusals I have asked the Russian about the diplomats at other - conferences here: “He was at Geneva with the Soviet delega- tion for the Indochina talks: early last year, and at the “Summit” “conference later. Both times he refused to ds- cuss the case (Today I mentioned the pér- lidmentary debate. “That vail inherest the British people, Wut pa PER FOlA REQUEST P