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sv eine he was well acquainted wi ee, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, New Jersey, an outstanding British Political Scientist, and BURGESS stated he would Bi ve nieaeniaga a letter of introduction if he desired. PARRY waviced that Mr. BURGESS visited Charleston with his mother during the first or second week in April, 1951 at which time he resided at the Fort Sumter Hotel. He recalled that Mr. BURGESS visited The Citadel on one occasion, believed to be Apr 1, 1951 and he arrived at The Citadel about noon and aoicod aa RanUMRelNe and to have lunch with him. Mr. BURGESS sat in on a lecture given bya , and spoke briefly ears the class, the exact discussion he could not recall, was unable to go to lunch and and Mr. BURGESS had lunch at the Hampton Restaurant and then took a bus to the Francis Marion Hotel where left Mr. BURGESS on the bus as he was enroute to his hote] several blocks away. RRM ecvised this was the lest he has seen or heard of Mr. BURGESS and during the brief periods he had seen him, he had never heard him mke any unfavorable comment toward this country » or "discuss any future plans, ee piles advised Mr. BURGESS called him on the Prone in ‘the early part of March , 1951 and the following day came to his house with a letter of introduction fron stated he invited Mr. BURGESS to visit the Cypress Gardens, » and while riding through the Gardens by boat, Mr. BURGESS Spoke of WINSTON CHURCHILL ‘very highly, and added Mr, CHURCHILL alwaye took a nap in the afternoon, and Btated he believed he would also take a nap and proceeded to go to Bleep in the bottom of the boat. saiMNGD stated this annoyed him very mo and he took Mr. BURGESS back to Charleston and had no more contact with he him until a few weeks later when BURGESS and his mother returned to Charleston | on @ vieit. He etated Mr. BURGESS and his mother eame to his home for lunch. At this time, Mr. BURGESS wae apologetic for his acti and drinking on me first trip. SUMNIED otated that dim, cave e cocktail party for Mr. BURGESS but he declined to attend. He knew of no plans or future itinerary of Mr. BURGESS. Sas alco Said Mr. BURGESS had told him of driving 100 miles per hour through North Carolina on his first trip to Charleston, and that he was stopped by the