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In Reply, Please Refer to File No. } corns sy “pes T2808 sip 70 ¢ < bee UN1.£D STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION gqggeumaggpepoage June 14, 1966 HARVLY AVRIAN RUGSELL PHILBY ESPIONAGE-RUSSIA ee ee et a was interviewed June 6, 1966, by a representative of the Federal Bureau of Investi- gation, and queried concerning his recollections of Americans who attended Cambridge University and were involved in communist activities or recruited by Soviet Intelligence. or) eee ce cailed he attended Cambridge University from 1934 to 1937, and was demiciled at Trinity College. advised at that time he had become almost completely British and had no special relationships with any Americans. He explained further that in addition to the fact most of his associates were British the Americans at Cambridge were mostly graduate students and their brief tenure reduced the possibi ji ty at +1. a AeA OL meeting tien and deve loping lastin ne friendships. wer The list of eighty-five Americans who are known to have attended Cambridge University between the years 1430-1934, were displayed to This listing includes twenty individuals who were domiciled at Trinity College and two who lived at Trinity Hall, however, it is noted the above period just preceded the time when as an undey- graduat te at the university. i identify anyone from the List of Americans described above as an acquaintance, or as known to him during his student days. He said after coming to the United States he thinks he may have met while both were-employed at the pene, 32 f so, it was a very casual Cc ) acquaintance. arlyrienA ha vwanlA nat amauviorcwuw 41D Re EA A . : Ac | +, IW, UL 1 » @bl wall ition, an American, who was University he ha: known a praduate student in economics. @Qjiigem recalled he was aryoven ‘ is _smatim om seme oe | ‘ ro} \ _f ,- : ; ! Y a i /- !