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. 9P association between BURGESS and WINSTON CHURCHILI might be - <<< GME got the impression that BURGESS was devoted to and os: 4 and was homesick. At the farewell party, BURGESS asked =r: ave any . . ew ae ‘ . “em © oes . a - “2 RS gatig’: - h ~ _- Sr. i. ts HY . - . os . moe Le vo : . a It.will be noted that the above quoted remarks have sur. been written down on paper when he read of the 2.02 5°7 "4 by an disappearance of BURGESS and MAC LEAR: He said that when (4 !-te5 57 he first heard of their disappearance, he thought that &t- JOE tes would be a good idea’ to write dow what he remenmbered:of + Ae ae dime BURGESS! recording. ee - es A at : ~~ Feet iat gpm “sae 7 ome 7 arte . ONGMMs osviced that BURGESS was "a homosemeal ere - who boasted of it". BURGESS once mentioned to weet TOD ee that he had visited the Everard Turkish Baths on 28th | fatty Street, New York City (28 west 28th street) where "you can. =. |. get anything you desire", og ome e ne . =. i Neither <Q0Riy nor afi ever suspected BURGESS °-..; <, - of being pro-Commnist or pro-Soviet. They could recall no ere remarks or actions on the part of BURGESS that would indicate -- ns he was other than a loyal British subject. As a matter of fact, = _— to sing The Cambridge Song. Neither nor. idea where BURGESS might have gone, and they could not recell BURGESS making any statements about taking.a trip eafter.he = o-ow- — r= Sa Fwe Fee ae _ “ae returned to dand. ag ered advised tha aia $e. - not know DOWATS “NAc” Aa pointed out that moe hte | GME has been very close to DONALD MAC LEAN for the.vast + -lccr7o = | 20 years since the time that they went to school together. He .--. said thet mew once remarked that he would lay dow hig lire pale og" for DONALD MAC ‘LEAN, said that neither he no pos “FE A heard from BURGESS since he sailed to England. gid 8! etate . that he had mailed a short note to BURGESS on the QUEEN MARY the day it was to sail, He said that in this note, he —7 . morely remarked that he had enjoyed meeting BURGESB, -- =: * op te ES wm = expressed grest concern over the tape 9-2 =e reoording that BURGESS had made. He stated that he was — i aranetie ee os opposed to the Labor Government in England, and he felt that. - aeghe this tape recording revealing eas it did an @lleged friendship --<° = used to political advantage by the present Labor Government against s,; Mr. CHURCHILL. He said that he had advised the Legal attache wo of the British United Nations Delogation of the existence of this ee a 2 b. . seat” ‘ >t eI Pe es woes . - : ent ae re . . page =e eee cs