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. Gil recalls that GUY BURGESS contacted him in New York City some time between 1939 and 1941, when he was returning from China. ( From 1943 to 19) QM said that he was in GBondon with the Untted States Navy and he saw RIRGRSS there a oe oe ee ww tA ee ert ah et dria ee wie De a number of times. He recalled that BURGESS and he, along with another United States Naval Officer whose name he cannot recall, went to a restaurant in London which BURGESS had selected. JQ@MMM stated that it was obvious to him that this restaurant was a hangout for homosexuals. He noted that BURGESS seemed to know many of those presente When they returned to their apartment, g@@M asked BURGESS about his connection with this restaurant and BURGESS then admitted that he was a homosexual, declared that a Ne a a a a ae ae ee wes So this did not stop his friendship with BURGESS inasmuch as "one's morals are his own business", WWMM scid that he saw BURGESS a number of times when the latter was attached to the British Embassy in Washington, DeC.e. He saw him either at his home or in New York City. Wea ansinA the Teaat timn he eew RITRORSS wo uv Se ee od a ta Jenuary, 1951 when BURGESS and Mr. and Mrs. ALAN MAC came out for dinner at his home iné ~ Va said that this wes the first time that he had evor met &LaN MiC LEAN. He recalled that BURGESS had stated to, him at this dinner that ho disliked Mrs. MAC LEAN, Gy remarked that he believed the last time he heard from BURGESS was when the latter phoned him prior to leavin the United States. ; ( ‘~ He reiterated that he liked BURGESS and he said he had no reason to suspect that BURGESS held pro-Communist or pro-~Soviet views. @@M§MP said that BURGESS is an idealist and he himself has wondered whether BURGESS might have gone over to the Russians like HESS did when he came to England from Germany. @@0MMF recalled that BURGESS had { Aw jo ( LAS oak canine oad