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tS SAC, Yew Yor: @ugpaenar Septenter 20, IC . , Director, 3] Qaim) we OF DOMILD DUARL MACLEAN, | a 4 GUY £PRANCTS DE ’vouCY BURGESS B ; EBSPIOMGL = # Es BA i} rclosed for your information are single \ ans contes of aile:spnis letter to the Bureau with tts mo & encloced report and blunk menorarmun, all dated vt 9-5-57, and cuntioned ac ubove. . (@ 4 You will note on pager tuelve and thirteen t of rerep reference is ucde to one Qe - an acquaineunce of Burgeas. (om 4 : There are no main ftleas at the Bureau. ; dy identifiable with New York i #2 ,Should check their files yor any information fy : / identifichle with @@MMM and consider the advisability : of further investigation or interview. oe - ay Bncposuy einen jee br co- 1] -Kenphis (PM)... — sand p ie ; t ' (6) a” Ve - | NOTH: Subjects, former British diplomats, fled from England, ae _, May, 1951, and publicly appeared tn Moscow Februam 1956. 5 + on Willian I%, Goodman, a Memphis, Tennessee, attorney, was contacted : Me or by subject Burgess, tn Moscow 7-10~57 wim Goodman was traveling as " {9 © :f{ tourist and BESTA otemiiaed attended the recent conference of the z = 4 Znglish and American Bar Association. Burgess asked Goodman to ad 5, || naam whodwe Identified as being connected with the St ~ $2 "| &xchange in New York City that “T am still wearing my-old Etonian ~ tie and hope he is still wearing the bow tte I gave him." Goodma related Burgess explained he could not write (ag because tt wou result in Grant being . harassed by the F3I. Goodman stated on re turning to New York he ascertained @@MMM employed by the stock brokerage / 1 rvs in . , on vacation in iyoming and Goodman was unable to give him the mes A search of New York files may possibly indicate whether Burgess‘ message is as innocuous aa it appears or whether there may be som meaning which would be of further interest to the Bureau. cmb ete ite i | sl