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yy ie aes adviscd that he had been one of the committee members for the International Relations Club Ofonforengs held at The M4 tadel March 1 and 2; 1951. As ere we ae ee eee © ore Ce Oe -~_/e part of his job he drove visiting dignitaries from the Convention Hall to thcir hotel, in this case, the Hotel Francis Marion. Included in this group were the following; stated that when SQQQQMP heard that _ GUY BURGESS was to be at the conference, he was very pleased and remarked that he kncw BURGESS very well as they had gone around together quite a bit in Washington, D.C. declared that BURGESS presented a paper to this conference on British foreign policy in relation to the Far East. This paper contained many contra- dictions,for which BURGESS lea ter apologized to the heads of the Political Science Department at The Citadel. as part of the conference BURGESS also conducted a seminar. Unyevyen sittin. 344 nat attend this seminer. nowever ? ati ee Math he ed eau uw AY Waa ee ad Lf oe eee ee < 24 . east sted that on one occasion Cadet SeRMNNNe Grove BURGESS to the hotel. MRM lator a told Seibel that BURGESS visited numerous bars and became ~ so drunk that @E had to help him into the hotel. ae: stated that he had observed that BURGESS seemed be intoxicated during the entire conferencGe a wie 2)so recalled that on April 11, 1951 BURGESS returned to Charleston and sat in on a class on international politics at The Citadel. At that time this class was studying Russia. BURGESS had previously indicated that he had many friends in Charleston and indicated that - 28 - ran ye x" ° Re eee A A PLP = er Pr rire AAR RADor30