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ee ee oe err 2 ey se, ee ee a ee ee a nn ee ee *. . ee wae comet eee ee ee ee +p . oe : ; eas ? ae . *) . we eer, _— : Avgust ©, 1951 GUY FRANCIS Ge MONCY BURGESS manip IARI, voo resita: s UA neegeagy intervieved that Guy Burgess resided at his house at London, from 1937 to 19%0. stated be left London in Septenber, 1939, for the United States end &— .2 &.-_- 4_ atae_ —___- Po mas been in this country ever since. He further indicated be bas not | seen or beard froa Burgess since his arrival in the United States. My advised that Burgess, on one occasion, told him that be, Burgess, becane a Communist after reading Marx and soon thereafter ceased being a Conmmuniat though he maintained his interest in Marxien, fhe only associate of Burgecs vhor Qh@ves able to recall wes one on who attenfed Eton with Burgess ia cpesenaial visited Burgess et. “OM recalled that on one occasion he attenied @ party given ‘by a Gercan refuece named Sg betveen 1937 and 1939 in London and was accompanied by Burgess. Me was unable to recall anything further con- eerning > a In the opinion of Gi the keynote to Burgess’ character was his aggressiveness, conceit, and his desire to be ixportent. GR @lained thet Burvess must have obtained his address from one who house dn London cam $0 the United States An 19%. Ke also indicated that Burgess may have obtained his afdrese from the Hew York telephone directory. Hovever, be reiterated that Burgess eever ecoutacted him in the United States. — to had turned Burgess out of the@> rd According <Q eidress for failure to pay rent. ~—(iibE, stated he €14 not know Ponalé MacLean, nor éces he have any then a0 to the present voerecboute of Burgess.