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2 = wo — ee _ ————— mee “Offs MemoSondunis * UNITED ses GOVERNMENT To Oe Director, FBI - DATE: dune 15, 1951 buh FROM ¢ SAC, WFO . a, _— sURJECT: KNOW SUBJECT wets ‘7 uf- / se -B re 1 " prrentron: | cea i { ‘Kw a aa Y - es advined that he could state with certainty that suspect UPRGESS is kmown to be a homosexual, “@ii@Miwadvised that there ie no doubt ‘tn his Mind as to the reliability of his information in thi: instance. . eo dvised that BURGESS had resided in Washington, D.C. with R.A. ILBY, First Secretary, British Eabassy, at 4100 Nebraska Avenue, N. W., and PHILBY should be able to furnish considerabl information concerning BURGESS. @ SAME urther advised thet he had learned that one MMR | QRMFSR who arrived in this country of comparatively recent date, is well ac~ quainted with BURGESS end had been out with BURGESS on at least one occa- Z af sion here, BURGESS and $RQQMIRRW allegedly hed known each other "from other gi stations* of service. Weapldtietiads oloo related that BUROESS had been with a za rene ballet dancer or ballerina in a group of people on one occasion. gga did ‘o, not know whether BURGESS kept reguler company with this woman, whose name is unknown to him. He stated he had seen her on two occasions, once at the old Balalaiks Club, and knew that she formerly frequented the Troika, run by . He described the blond as 5' 5®; 130 pounds; pletinuz heir, striking and attractive, also furnished the vague ihformation that he understood that BURGESS had associated with a group of people who spoke Russian or were studying Russian. He gathered that this was not a ne public clase but a personal group who would have met in private homes. (new of no place whers they had met and could add nothing to the above eR FE FE RR NCTC OR AIEEE HORE CR PEON EE I PTS RAN PCO) CEO RCTO SPE PENSE COE Ce et. in mepetesnnm