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WFO (een ¥ith regard to his first meeting with BURGESS in 1947 see, recalls that both he and BURGESS got very drunk together. He does not recall BURGESS' saying anyt ne ebout his job with the Foreign Office which was indiscreet, aii. did believe that BURGESS at the time of this meeting (1947) seemed to be pushing his nervous energy to extreme limits, (@) eM -onsitioned all the remarks which he had made heretofore concerning BURGESS by pointing out that actually he did not really know BURGESS as well as some people thought; that in reality he did not heve very much in comuon with BURGESS and did not know or care enough about him to learn anything about his family aie + ¢hat or backgr Ae ed hid wad bo fe et edd oe he a PYduvoeu Gut vhaL Le etl during the period 1939 to 1947 and afterwards when BURGSSS was in this country they never corresponded and although he was in New York on one or two occasions he had never made any effort to se Cad BURGESS, it round Th thie annnertioan nmatnt ad eee was asked to furnish the names © poup wno knew BURGSSS besides himself, te - heey f persons in Sees =With respect to the association between a d GUY BURGESS, eRRRMMM believed that BURGESS _worked vith@iie "for a while” in 1936-1937 or 1937-1938 in the publication of a magazine which devoted itself to surveys of economic and political matters. @QOMMB@M said he does not know what contribution BURGESS made to this publication and stated that he had no real knowledge of she exact nature of the publica- tion on which both BURGESS o* a worked at this time, “we ——