• On emerging from Russia, Jones made a statement
 which, startling
 though it sounded, was little more than a summary of what the correspondents and foreign diplomats
 had told him. To protect us… he emphasized his Ukrainian foray rather
 than our conversations
 as the chief source of his information.
 • In any case… with
 preparations under way for the [sabotage] trial of the British [Metrovik] engineers,
 the need to remain on friendly terms with the [Soviet press] censors
 … was for all of us [Moscow Journalists] a compelling professional
 necessity.
 •