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S- 18 {Rav i )2.60) ; om, Te « British Defector vw. cle aa Acie ony a ‘7 Say: Central Research Section on Veg ef translation; eepteiaine t books dealing with. res» satters. “ or Toleon Mohr Pdrsons Belmont Callahan ce DeLeoch Malone McGuire Roxen Tamm Trotter Wit. Sullivan wu. Tele. Room Ingram Gandy ter commented, Egg | “He ales here ig better than fh was, and | " A journalist pointed out $ ~, A ihe / He Wants to Visit Home Vis getting better." iby Censors) (AP) Guy \Bur- homeland. Stalin. regime, and. then asked zéss, the British diplomat whol-““They are more afraid of my whether Burgess had ttetetted to Russia nine years: igoing back than J am,” he sald. |any errare under ‘Staln. . "ABO, Appeared unexpectedly atl*Just think of the pressure the “Pvaryiedy fmond © " exrors — Western ried * Masoow| Americans would put on” = “-lunder Statin” he replied, ecinesday might and sald hel weg ons " ‘ oo ¢ ‘would itke to ae hack t0 Britain Barasheney Was Rien under “icheusheber' he as . ‘Tor s holiday visit--but “only! “In a discussion of the recentig hed. He did nob angwer. jas long as I could be cartain) United Nations session, Burgess | Burgess came ta the party ; }] could get: "back the Sovietideclared, “in six months timeluminyited. with & British Jour. Union.” “ ‘you will agres Khrushchev was | najist, ‘ Burgess, who with Donal jright, He was after peace.” “Oh God, Isuppose this wud ¢ Macbean sneaked off front He declined to talk’ about!imake world headlines again”) * MOSCOW, Det. 16 (Delayed would net let him visit his: tc a had arrived during a) found vig , 4 Soe ~ British Porelen Ofiee in 1sl land defected te the Savi SEMEL RI ee NERO at Ae PRG OR pts LOE AS ORIN Salm EL SET RO ee ithe Antone OID oo I ag a 2 See eit et “Are you happy after 1G e work, which feportedly con-| he sald aa he left. © cere in Rite Sears?" he was asked. SP PTET eye caren ’ : i } j_ “tam more happy after 10! BEL Soy Cy BR. TY] Oe Noweles | ¢ i OAry. jhex % was after five aya y — ‘ : ‘yerrs;” he replied quickly. but} uf HUN 23 [eke i somewhat defensively. : PER finn a: H ee -Net a Soviel Ciizen’~ 3 SOY Biteky ytd a es ; * He siso safd: "I have not} — ‘The Washiagion Post eng ‘ taken Soviet citizenship. T am om {. i 8B British subject. but I can't >, call Tames Becaie z Speak for Maclean." : a jul The Waahthgten Datly News : | Burgess said he had not had Ths Evening Star - i ‘any contact with Berfon } Mitchel ar William Martin, the New York Gerald Tribune ‘ ive Americun code ieee xe New York foumal-Amerioan ¥ Jem the Unit tates in du ‘ and are now in the Soviet New York Mirtar oc caqmucncmncmne A Hnion, where they have bean “y\ New York Dally Newae : @tented Soviet citizenship. But . : again he added: “Z ean't spepk f/ y New York Post —— for MacLeag.*. The New York Thewe Burgess” asserted several 0 the We _ } ‘a he would not go back to 0 The Worker i Brits as long ae the cold war ; The New Leader 8 gh.g Questioned on the eaitsa ! : The Wall Street Joumal sce t sold war, hé iat 8, oy k sserte pu FP oe fp Gs : {asking Americans.” a” fo ee RE ie Rnd eon, NOT RECORDED 1439 OCT 25 1960