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papers indicated that he actually was a bona fide diplomat. Burgess told me that he had friends who worked in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, whom he planned to visit before returning to Washington, D.C. Burgess did not tell me of the type of work that these friends of his pursued at Oak Ridge or what their status might be. I observed that Burgess carried twa cameras in his car; one wes a camera similar to those used by Bh iper photographers and the other was a movie camera. He also had a tripod. Burgess told me he was going to take pictures of the areas nesr Charleston, South Carolina where the United . States Government had purchased a tract of land for the purpose of build- ing the H-bonb. Burgess said that after taking these pictures, he planned to turn thez over to his friends who were at Oak Ridge. Burgess told me he liked serial photography and while in the United States he had taken many photographs from aircraft flying over the United States. Burgess carried a British made pistol in the glove compartment of hie car. He showed me this pistol and when the car was left for repair in Richmond, Virginia, Burgess took this pistol from the glove compartuent and kept it on his person. Fd . - I have no information as to Burgess? present whereabouts or his purpose in leaving Great Britain in May of 1951 or his possible destination. a I ap not absolutely certain of the date that I met GUY BURGESS in April . -