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sv. <i International Relations Club was held at the Citadel March 1 through March 3, 1951 and he and were in charge of making necessary arrangements for guest speakers, stated he had not met Mr. URGESS until he arrived at The Citadel to speak before the Inter- national Relations Club, and after introducing Mr. BURGESS at the conference he did not see Mr. BURGESS until the latter part of March, 1951 when Mr. ee ATS Sa RTOIMeo wiatteadt him heiafly at Mhe Ad tata ano) taA +h + ii die cel Mr. BURGESS at that time had stated hia mother had also com to Charleston with him, but she was not with Mr. BURGESS at The Citadel. | _ . recalled thst Mr. BURGESS mentioned visiting Moncks Corner, South Carolina and indicated he tas a close friend.of this individual. minim, The Citadel, advised he sorresp acva he Bedétdoh Wike ear ae. aA AA ey ahi el ged he corres Washington, D. C. on February 16, 1951, at which time he requested a representa- tive of the embassy to appear as a speaker at The Citadel before the Inter- national Relations Club. ree apelin ot The that ia , ritish Embassy, was designated as the speaker, but subsequently he was notified that Mr. GUY BURGESS was being substituted as @RQMINMBBr vas unable to attend. sg e called that Mr. BURGESS arrived in Charleston, South Carolina on March 1, 1951 and called him about noon. He proceeded to the Francis Marion Hotel where he met Mr. BURGESS for the first time and had lunch vith him. Lieutenant KLINE stated that Mr. BURGESS hed & prepared speech with him at that time, and after lunch, he excused himself and went to his room to study his speech, spneehgniliiihier stated he next Baw Mr. BURGESS later that same evening at The Citadel when he spoke before the Club, at which time he was highly nervous and possibly intoxicated. Stated that one of the students acting as chauffeur, had picked up Mr. BURGESS at the hotel and he had heard that Mr. BURGESS "vas drinking at that tims. He also recalled that Mr. BURGESS made an extremely poor epesch. The next time amaeieeniamitie saw Mr. BURGESS was the following night at the banquet, at which time Mr. BURGESS appeared to be intoricated and kept his head on the table in his arms during the panguet. “ : 7 7] "u whe . uf fe Spee th m Stated he had talked with Mr. BURGESS about staying at the and also witha Charleston, South Carolina. Mr. BURGESS further related ae