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sv. a Highway Patrol, at which time he claimed diplomtic immunity. eee advised ar 7 ain eR Moncks Corner, South Carolina, called her and asked if she could have BURGESS as a house guest while staying In Charleston, but she was unable to do ao, and BURGESS obtained a room at the Francis Marion Hote]. MAMMPMEEIEP stated she attended the meeting of the International Relations Club and heard Mr. BURGESS make his speech. She stated he was highly nervous, restless, and was drinking, and made a very poor speech. She stated the text of his speech followed the British line, and he supported Britain's traffic with Red China as an effort to obtain dollar credits to improve Britain's poor economic condition due to inflation, and she did not consider his apeech or any discussion as "left wing", She also stated she considered ei BURGESS a "neurotic". The day following the speech at The Citadel gave a cocktail party in his honor, and invited : f meine stated Mr. BURGESS on the second trip visited her on two occasions, once with his mother, and each visit was brief. On the second trip, Mr. BURGESS invited Sgheliiyaaim to the Fort Sumter Hotel for a cocktail party, and she believed ere present at this time, SERENE stated she had never heard of Mr. BURGESS prior to his first visit to Charleston, and he did not express his political ideologies or Nationalistic tendencies in her presence, agfP South Carolina, advised he and MP vere in vite 8 a toa cockta ‘party in honor of Mr. BURGESS, which was given > REE aaratanenalia He recalled that Qgeggmipaame received a letter from esking them to entertain Mr. BURGESS upon his arrival in Charleston, as gem. was @ friend of Mr. BURGESS’ step-father. wae wuemmmy end for that reason, they attended the party given in his hotor, <A stated his wife took Mr. BURGESS op a tour of the city in the morning and later that dey atexmMRRe house, BURGESS did not recognize . Quel stated he did not see BURGESS again until he visited in Charleston several veeks later at which time BURGESS invited them to attend a cocktail party at the Fort Sumter Hotel. He recalled that also attended, aay recalled they talked of the TRUMAN -MacARTHUR dispute, and BURGESS stated the Chinese Nationalists were corrupt; that goods furnished them by the United States were turned over ae to the Chinese Commmiste. He could not recall any other conversation » but | | | | | | | | | a -h. ° _