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OS UTE eae 2-67) C Tolson te : C¢ ~ DeLoach na i —_ Sellen = Tavel_ Trotter ——— os ; Gandy _— 028A PHILBY 11/15 NX DAY Lp BY HENRY SHAPIRO MOSCOW (UPI) --THE STAMMERING KREMLIN Spy ACCUSED OF PENETRATING AMERICAN AND BRITISH ESPIONAGE HEADQUARTERS SMILED TODAY AND SAID HE REALLY Pe eN mE RLIND DOING IT ALL OVER AGAIN. ROLD MKIMP@PHTLBY. THE UPPERCLASS ENGLISHMAN SAID TO HAVE SERVED MOS TAIN 'S ANTI-SOVIET SPY NETWORK EMERGED FOR THE FIRST TIME FROM SOVIET ESPIONAGE SHADOWS AND TALKED WITH WESTERN NEWSMEN IN A MOSCOW HOTEL. /} PHILBY SEEMED Pleas yp WITH HIMSELF, FACED WITH BRITISH CHARGES THA® HE STOLE ENOUGH SECRETS TO FARN THE ATLE AS THE TWENTIETH CENTURY "S GREATEST SPY, PHILBY WAGGLED A FINGER ONLY ONCE WITH A CORRECTION, HE SAID IT MOSTLY CERTAINLY Was NOT TRUE THAT HE BEGAN SPYING IN diya? AS REPORTED IN LONDON, IT was IN 1933, HE SAID HAPPILY. AND PHILBY, STAMMERING STILL AT TIMES SAID HE BECAME A COMMUNIST AGENT DURING THE GREAT DEPRESSION. "THE DILEMMA OF THE WORKING CLass PEOPLE WAS FRIGHTFUL,” HE STD. STHAT"S WHY I DID IT--1 WOULD Do IT AGAIN TOMORROW," HE SAID, S? "i DO MISS THE CAsuAL ACCESS TO MY CHILDREN, ALTHOUGH IN FACT 1 THINK I SEE AS MUCH OF THEM AS I WOULD HAVE HAD I REMAINED A FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT (ONE oF HIS SPY "CoVER® JOBS)," PHILBY SAID HE SAID HE WAS "NEVER HAPPIER CERTAINLY NEVER HEALTHIER™ THAN DURING THE PAST FOUR YEARS IN MOSCOW SINCE HF SKIPPED AWAY FRoM BEIRUT « BEHIND HIM, ACCORDING TO BRITISH OFFICIAL AND PRESS i § : ~=SPYING FOR THE SOVIET UNION WHILE SERVING AS WARTIME BRITISH SPY CHIEF FOR SPAIN, PORTUGAL AND, FRICA . WEI ¢ t Cory ONT 4e & acu } | Bp Ares AABY ie Oe ree . . ° g i? “1 ; . F359 a FER. 4 rene i a aaa sft ee 64 NOVI + 1967 me NX. . NOT RECORDED = : 2 IL- 145 NOV 3% 1967 ls eet ) Ye +f ° WASHINGTON CAPITAL NEWS SERVICE — BRA ~ nee be ohne TT . : aR peet gat tae Pages OS > ae Fhe ne Nc ge tat eg Pym aA ct rag te om a eet ae, ace . ' et ate Lert, Te pia Mae a ate hare aoa mead wet a ee 2 +“ Me al em * a eee [ ' Dw a me aay yeh te 2 set