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STANDARD Form NO. 64 \d Office Memorandum ¢ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT To : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: July 18, 1952 4 Yrron ; SAC, LOS ANGELES ’ F SUBJECT: DONALD DUART MacLEAh GUY FRANCIS de Morcy “auncEss i. ESPIONAGE - R ; (Eufile ’ J aaa ard Covernm ag Mle sia jails Ke los Angeles teletrre to Bureau, 6/15/51, ard Bulet to “ashington Field, ce Los énreles, 7/9/51. First Interview: “ppp s2ic thet he immediately nerceived the ressor for the interview since he had reed of CVY' BURGESS's disanpearance on the_preceedine day in Time Merazine while he was at the beach. seid he met BURGESS in London in the latter 1930's, PURGESS had a job with the BEC at thet time and seemed to know all of the writers and literary peorle of London. This is how am met him, although the exact circumstances of their first meetine were not recalled by him at that time. qgqgRliebelieves that BURGSSS may have been in charge of a program on the EBC during that period, Re stated thet he saw BURGESS freouently during the vears 1937 ard 1938 and recalled that upon his retum from China with @0W@MMrin 193¢ EURGESS had reheersed him for a program on the BBC wherein a@@MRQMMM cescribed his tric snd som of his ideas on Chinese affairs. During the year 193¢4QQMMggM@ said he also saw BURGESS frequently et the Cafe Roval in london and at other vrivate mrarties. In connection with wae explained that BURGESS wes a highly emotional person and a heavy drinker, With regard ta BURGESS's pplitical philosophy eat this time Mp <1 2t65 that he was not at all clear. He exrlained that all the rsons in his partgcular rroun,which included PURGESS, A. nanan, were warmly in favor of the Spanish Ioralist tris feeling wes common to nersons ir his rroup. 3if