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Ua 3 (i b-de-Su] ™~, PR. EN TRR ff Beas aay BAsMAY TWO AULTL Ab t | ‘A scant couple of weeks ago, Kremlin big-shot N. 8. Khrushchev was telling two prominent Britons that the Soviet government knew nothing of the two British dip- - lomats who vanished in May, 1951. . Last Saturday eve- ning, the pair of rats— Guy Burgess and Donald ’ Maclean—surfaced in Mos- cow’s moth-eaten National hotel, issued a press state- ment, and submerged again. They said they had ducked out of their British Forelen Office jobs more in sorrow than in anger; that they just couldn’t approve U. S.British policies toward the world Communist con- spiracy. Now they are working for that conspiracy. Traitors usually get what's coming to them sooner or later. Benedict. Arnold, for example, was held in contempt lie tha Peltich hie fraga | DY tne British for his treason to the United States during the Revolution (though the British paid him as promised), and he died in London of a proken heart in 1801. We can all wish similar unhappy landings to Burgess and Maclean, What intrigucs us most about these rodents’ brief re- appearance is that it convicts the Soviet slave-drivers of using the same Big Lie technique as did the late Adolf Hitler-—-only the Reds use it more clumsily. After Khrushchev’s baldfaced lie about Burgess and Maclean, what sane person or government will believe any- thing | the Kremlin gays, without proot, from here on? cuiking of— Maclean Burgess em 4 \ 1 ™ Joe DcLETED COPY SENT Cc AS. RAC Daw ek BY LETTES 3 JUN 22 Vie ars ei wane fae terse a Tolson, .. oO Niphols 2 i ae po. Boardman mpm Belmopv Mason Mohr Parsons Rosen Tamm Nease Winterrowd Tele. Room Holloman Gandy Wash. Post and Times Herald Wash. News Wash. Star N.Y. Herald Tribune RI OW ohfeee nn W.odr. Mirror N. Y. Daily News Daily Worker The Worker New Leader Date uy Ko - igen i