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a ate led a ded et ee ~ oe Ce pe eee er er nen gt eee . fo. 6737) - ny aay Would probably arrive intoxicated. When BURGESS did arrive =. y he was, according to MMB slightly intoxicated, Later, _ during the course of the evening, BURGESS engaged in ea dis- i eussion with iim end called aia "bloody \ Fascist". Neither @GMMbe nor MMMM recalled this discussion further; however, they. did say thet BURGESS had never seid - any thing that would indicate he was pro-Communist er pro @) Soviet. ; a 7 a Lowe 7 * ° : naa ‘Later that month, ites and went to ect cocktail party at the apartment of et . GESS was there, as well as many British - .... diplomats. left the party early and later BURGESS ‘ ~ -. ao left the party and. came to the apartment that - ~...- an share at however, had gone out end BURGESS- did not atay long, though he left a note for advising of hia visit and indicating that he was sorry he had miased SR since he desired to hear the latter sing. ~~ - > The third and leat time that @yQRW ond SM saw BURGESS was on the night before BURGESS sailed for England. fire that On that night (April 30, 1951), Geeqaaperenene and GUY BURGESS yisited and at preeasindtiiny for a farewell party. . and sang most o e evening. According to » present day politica were not discussed but he recalled that BURGESS ~ made one significant remark. It was that the memory of such =~ an evening of music making among friends would never be forgotten. He felt thet wer was imminent and that it would probably take - place within ten days. said that since BURGESS was slightly intoxicated, this remark made little imprasaion: however, he added in view of the disappearance of BURGESS, felt that there was significance in this remark, paer- ticularly since BURGESS repeated this statement on the following . anita BANDAVPCE Lat ¢re earneauwtwant morning in the presence of said thet ul wi A SS SPRY ees at ouV 2i3 . =e - QummGG edvised that BURGESS waa "a homosexual who boasted of it". mo - ’ 7. mo a) : me ow Lod