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tee ne a We Opn Soe BS aaa “5 i - | 15, Yeni, Lays lower - ie Fashington, De Coy advised that Purgess bought a 194] ~ Zincdin Continental from him for $1,195 on August jt, 1950s He Ju rther advieed Burgess GQlways seemed te have plenty of money and purchased a lot of padgeta for the car which hey, considered to be unnecessarye - -. SS 1b, MMA edy (228 Ke net Cuy Bur ess on the “queen Mary” en route to England tn May, 1950. advised he debarked at Cherbourg, France, but iater met Surgess tn London, where he also met a nunber of Burgess* friends. Ee advised anes gave no indication of being HH disloval oar pro-Russtan. thd tse cies ~ + - 17. ’ __..., itijlllaitin, who was interviewed at his home in Philadelphta,- ~~" a advised he met Burgess at the South Carolina : ranch of; said that - he was impressed by Burgess’ "crackpot" economic ideas, euch as holding that a country could spend itself to prosperity by unlimited borrowing. He said he had no reason to question the loyalty of Burgess to Ale owns country. al isitt 2 ae B, aduised she met Burgese on his £00 ripe to Charleston in the Spring of 1951. On one of . these trips she gave a cocktail party in his honor, She advised that at no tine did Burgess expresa any Piscics ideologies, ; AA pe _ 19. ek pate an piftn aimcg oem Bwhen interviewed, --. advised that Burgess had visited then in 1950 and 1951 at their hone in Pennsylvania and also at their Soutk Carolina raath. _ They met Burgess man previously in London through aeagM So ae a peal MRNA et Nain dercribed — . wee -, @urgese ae brilliant, very nervous, emottonaill aa unstable anda . heavy drinkerg they eald Burgese defended the British-China policy and Indicated he wae a member of the Labor Party and Javored British social fone ‘They knew of-ne derogatory « dota _ concerning Burgess. . Le sn ee net Burgess fn September, 20. en ace 1950. fie odvtsed Burgess made homosexual advances toward hia owe - athich he, MRBBMM, restated, He described Burgess as bordering on having @ psychopathic condition. Burgess did not empress to any sympathies for gonmunian but did say that ke thought the Weatern world wae very nuddied and would like toe get amy from it. Surgeas sald the things he had hoped for ia the way of peace and generally improved world conditions € ae oe ~—— —~— — AOt Coné £6 pass. cs LT tee oe pee oe ee pee x: ae tetad