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aca: ox : ws: a) Reference is nade to our memorandum to you dated June 18, 1951, which Gealt with Burgesa' ectivities in and around Charleston, South Carolina. You will recall that Burgess lectured before the International Relations Club at Citadel College on March 1 and &, 1951, and e short tine later returned to Charleston with his mother, making social contacts. seRRRe has advieed that Burgess' appearance before the International tions Club vas , and by a Burgess appeared as a representeti 9 British Embassy and delivered an eddvess relating to India, @ PHM. states be was unlapressed with Burgess and believed that Burge: a6 had been prepared sonetine previous and was of « "stock" characte CJ Zt has been determined that during April, 1951, 788 end his nother, Mrs. Eva Bassett, stayed at the Ft. Aumter Hotel i carleston, South Carolina. aj On april 13, yn, Burgess cert e telegran to Mr. Philby, 4100 Nebraska Avenue, Washington, D. C., advising that he would be returning to Washington on April lAth with his mother. In this telegram he stated "Lincoln arriving independently.” ) We have a previous report that a student by the nese of SBE. Qs had reportedly seen Burgess in Charleston after the news of his dis- appearance had been announced. SU0MMUMBEDS vas interviewed and said be had conversed with Burgess at the tim of Burgess’ speech at the Citadel College. Be said te had oot seen Burgess in Charleston after the annowicement of his Cisrppearance. He believes that his remarxé;in discussing Burgess efter his mst have been misinterpreted. Another student, @aem. bas afivised that he first met Burgess on March 1, 1951, whon Burgess was at the International Relations Club conference at the Citadel College. Attar the banquet at the College @ig drove with Burgess in Birgees’ car frgm the Citadel College to downtown Charleston to direct eens to the Francis Merion Motel. During April, 1951, Burge: 4 ¢ College and GusWh was one of tic students whg bizsesser Kline to hear a lecture on Russia, Ff HoT IME