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Mr. Tolson . Mr. Nichols,. Mz. Boardman. My. Belmont Mr. Mason Mr. Mohr Mr. Parsons Mr. Rosen Mr. Tamm Mr. Neage Mr. Winterruwd. Tela, Room . Mr. Holloman___ Miss Gandy ..__ ed 2 AS A TOURS f , F a ; aa RS” EVE BASSETT - has _ Wi . : flown to Russia to see her ; ‘son, * runaway diplomat Guy" qhk on : Burgess? ces Se he : r le Foreign Office disclosed . —_ i a * last ‘night that she informed Sir: S af ; William Hayter, Britain’s Ambas- : a sddor in Moscow, as long. ago as — March’ that she, intended making - the trip. ro . Officials said last night that Mrs. Ba sett: was;under::no obligation to. infarm *-the | Foreign Office. Of her movements, 6 e65.¥ we rae . _ ght ‘She’ s. ‘free’ to go”. ae: . “Mrs. Bassett is a British cdtive . with a valid passport,” they’: said, “Provided she has a visa she is perfectly at liberty to go to Russta—or anywhere else for that matter." 0) : ““ Frail and elderly Mrs. Bassett waited’ i for the warmth, of the Russian’ summer’: § before : she- started the: 1,500-mile journey.i FE “She is°in her slate. sixties and suffer , from arthritis~and could not face the bitter,’ aie of a Moscow winters 2 -Guy' Burgess, who fled with nald A clean five years ago, finally grin, Ronald | , r, “yy a e ° SIO FT PPLG red fat a oye minute 7 Press conrerence " ines the National Hotel in Moscow on February1l. +. aes Soon after that, Mrs. Bassett ary - . NOT RECOrDED received & letter: from hi . 126 JUL 2" ce 1ENas of the jamliy Say ih z) - 2 JOG urgess is devot her. Whi 4 x 2s Toy Og UE EE el i ARN Be SG woe tee. ec a i ad BS British repor nergy bo oe : ’ she said :-- reper Lu an -_ oe ee ‘ eS Soe, . : VacLEAg © y 4 Shi att re ee B. : | (BUFILA : sbosiae>) - sO er Liijks JUR 22 “4976 Tage » Dern Dos (DAILY EXPRESS (}' wep | PER FOIA REQUES! ; ULE ah, 1956” “ onniceor tes rreAcATPAHE | SO. set ; LONDON, NGOs AMERICAN EMBASSY ‘4 > 7 6 JUL 26 1956. ENGLAND, a JC !