◆ SpookStack

Gia, wis contacted by Burgess in January, at relation to Par East questlonse Giiiak eaw hin four or five’ — tines hbetuven January and Hare. 19516 fae described Burceam -_ As . as agreeable but restless and agitated, and as a heavy varinker but not eympathetle to Soviet Russia, advised that Burgess expressed dislike of the congressional inguiry betng . made into honosexuality and fron thts Qld gathered the tmpression that Burgess had homosexual tendenctes, He odvised oo on interview by the Bureau that they had no Gtecuestone a» concerning Commun {oats on interview by the Bureau advised that - they firat met Burgess in “april. 1951) approximately two weeks | before Burgesea departed for England, Tney advised they were introduced to Burgess by and that they met Burgese about three times in New York Cltye They had no information concerning any pro-Soviet or prow 7 Coununtst sympathies on the part of Burgess. t 2. Je La LE a a ee little sere ial _ was interviewed by Bureau Fee Ee advieed he met Guy curgere socially in England about 2949 and had had a alight soctal aeguaintance with him since that time. stated he had no reason te believe Surgesa was sympathetic to Rusela or the - Communist Partye advised that he had Burgess and ene. to supper at hie home on the Sunday prtor to the disappearance of Burgess and Maclean, Following this ¢ feappegrances qtinhteaainags told that during thet evening Burgess told, | ping te take a Mediterranean cruises cig _ naeeaniaN that eration Ponald Maclean ond | nie brother since 2939 and had known Burgese for a few ibs ores advised he saw Burgess {n New York City in April, 1951, and that Burgess was drunk the jast few days he was in New York Clty. He atated he knew ef no (Staloyal Rtatemente | made } y Rated + li nheaslialatied” oll Ey ee eens wee neuer ot wer ne tnza hep feed Cate on pe RO Re “ ee ere CM EE DME tn ead . 4 ; . 1