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: @d_pot_have with the firm's complex com- munication systems > - Towers, formerly a Bri felevision producer, brough ' Marie Novotny to New Yor _ in 196] and shortly thereaf was arrested as her procurer ” Both skipped ont on Ameri ean suthoriiles, Marie, then _ 1%, returned te London. ™ ( FOGITIVE ESCAPES — Weved hiding somewhere in the Free World. But this news- paper gave Federal areal ' Information recently. showing! ' muted between Moscow and, Prague, Czechoslavakia, for the: * past two years. Latest intelligence reports have placed Towers at the Peking Hotel in Moscow. During the interview, Marie was mentiqued.ta, ger “ly you are going to persist fn a discussion of him,” she gald, “J shall get off the phone. ‘ “] haven't spoken a word to Mr, Towers or communicated with him in any way since he has been a fugitive from Amer- fean justice.” About Ivanov, she aaid: “He always had a great deal to say to me about the com-~- muhist way of life. “Be did not appear to know my famity background, though he may have been told. “y often quarreiied with ‘Ivanov because I disagreed wuch with what he was saying. “For example, ¥ asked him ence; ‘Why hseot people down at the Berlin Well? He | BS BEC Bets seek oF ee —— at me as if a friend had asked time.” WILLING ' TO TALK ‘| She went on to say: “You have suggested that while In New York I knew te in iced poe ‘f ” Novotny balked when z a nik ery gt o Serer | MARIE NOVOTNY “Nothing to Hide” That is entirely true, ‘a “T have nothing to hide or ear. If the FBI wants te talk me about this, Pl give them ‘every cooperation,” a ee ee ee are ae: ft supue the story Hari.” . and migrated to Austria with her family when she Was eight years old, until I was 14 yearg old and then returned to London, where I attended finishing schoel,” Marie sald. “7 was never quite sure what: ta my father did for » Hyving, but! we were well off. “I was in Austria when the! Russians evacuated the coun- try in the early fifties. I saw the scorched-earth policy they pursued. “If anyboly thiaks_lam pro-Communist, they might that I’ve been a kind of Mata She said she was born inj London in 1941, was taken to/ Czechosiavakia as an infant|- "to delegates ag a “front” EUGENE IVANOV Met Marie at Party reflect on what the Communists have done to mé, \ “They subjected me to a terriflyng child life that af- fects me to this day.” NOW MARRIED . Marie lives-with her h id. twice her age. ov belies any antmosith, claims she has for Co Like Profumo, Englan graced former War M Ivanov was @ Married man. He arrived in London in 1960 with his wife and remained there for nearly three years. During Porilamen ta Laborite to say about Ivanov: “He assiduously cultivated certain classes of the more dis- became a skillful bridge player expensively dressed and visited | what are known as the het}. spots.” ' Intelligence amd immigration teports describe Marie No-|. votny as one of the most im- portant call girls in «a vice: ring that was operated by Harry Alen Teseere te fee aig jl JUS J NEw York and London, This newspaper yesterday ho weall girls un wig penetrated the United. Nations here by del Hod Dibbens, an antique ThE Her acquaintance with {Ea uf eased sections of our society,!:. + + + dtove expensive cars, was|. n Bog > FOUATON CONTA At Pete R ab aes | SAD b.ubrdec Hu 65 -68F GE 223