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sv. Qomee added, Mr. BURGESS made no unfavorable comment toward this country, nor did he make any reference to any other country. i advised to his knowledge this group did not meet Mr. BURGESS at the Francis Marion Hotel. dvised he and hig wife attended a cocktail party at the home of ese which was given in honor of Mr. GUY BURGESS. recalled this was during the early part of March, 1951 and littie or no conversation took place between him and Mr. BURGESS. He-stated the next time he saw Mr. BURGESS was several weeks later at the Fort Sumter Hotel in company with , 0nd Sa Mos, voen BURGESS invited them for a few drinks at the hotel bar. gE girgepertieiarinn eet. LEV cere carpe ac nanee and he did not believe this @roup entertained Mr. BURGESS during his stay in Charleston, but stated Pano aay ueetiinaycceec vena retreat might have met Mr. BURGESS upon his arrival at the Francia Marion Hotel. fOld Citadel, stated she had contemplated asking Mr. BURGESS to speak before that group, but did not do 60, and none of these members met Mr. BURGESS during his stay in Charleston, but several heard his speech at The Citadel. Francis Marion Hotel stated he recalled the visiting guest speakers or the Inter- national Relations Club staying at the Francis Marion Hotel, but added he did not meet Mr, BURGESS, and did not kmow anything concerning him, or his activities in Charleston, South Carolins. @asanweme produced registration cards reflecting he checked in the hotel on March 1, 1951 and checked out on March 4, 1951, and had a single room, The bill was paid by The Citadel College. One phone call was made to number 5225, determined to be Jack Krawcheck Clothing Store. . 4 stated Mr. BURGESS was unknown to him, and other employees contacted by also stated they did not mow Mr. BURGESS. Fort Sumter Hotel, stated Mr. BURGESS and his mother, Mrs. BVA’ BASSETT, checked into the hotel on