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3 I 1 1 Q I I 5 S l r ? ¬ i v ; 1&#39; I 1 I 1!. S 1 < w HAROLD ADRIAN RUSSELL PHILBY Articles in the Seattle Post Intelligencer beginning September 26, 1971, and continuing on September 27, 28, and 30, 1971, and on October 3 1971, disclosed ene GLEG LYALIN, fermerly a member of  Soviet Trade Delegation in London, defected in approximately Autust of 1971 and had disclosed the identities oi_105 Soviets with diplomatic passports who had been engaging in espionage and intelligence activities in Great Britain. _ The above articles indicated the British had protested to the Soviet Government concerning this espienage, and the protests went unanswered with the result that the British Govern- ment as of September 25,.197l, ordered the 105 Soviets to leave Great Britain. It was indicated they could not return and could not be replaced. Government It is noted the above action occurred approximately one week before the interview in The article in the Seattle Post Intelligencer dated Sunday, December 12, 1971, @ contained a photograph of OLEG LYALIN and an article captioned, "WHAT PRICE DEFECTION?" which is partially set forth and attached to this memorandum. "&#39;92 14 if/O