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ny eee with this in ‘order to "help this friend help himself", recalled that BURGESS had stated that he preferred not to go away with this friend, however. Q@lium stated that he and BURGESS left t' Reform Club about 5:00 P.M. on May 25, 1951. He said that BURGESS had parked his car outside of the club. He noticed a sign on the windshield of the car indicating that 4t had been rented but he did hot remember the name of the company. However, BURGESS told Miadiilii® that he had not rented the car but that it had been rented by a friend, who let him use it. MA@@@MMBmdid not know whether this friend was the same e with whom BURGESS was going away over the weekend. <n described this car as a small,brown, British made car, either a two or four door sedan. He remembered that BURGESS then drove him to a place where he could more easily get to the Green Park Hotel, where he was staying. ‘Qe declared that this was his last contact with BURGESS. He said he noticed no luggage in this car, but he did observe a blue Mackintosh type coat in the car. He said he did not believe that this coat belonged to BURGESS. (@) stated that on May 26, 1951 he received a telephone call from B BURGESS! roommate, who informed him that BURGESS had not come home that evening. wanted to know if sa@M@M@J had information regarding the whereabouts of BURGESS. GQ told GG that he had no such information because he had been previously instructed .-~~ by BURGESS not to tell @fgof his (BURGESS') plans for thelgn weekends On May 27, 1951 @MINM& said that he was contacted personall Dinhawmetgumeatins end they drove to the home of: who has been a friend of BURGESS for many years. It was at this time that MMAR told aim of BURGESS' plan for the weekend. Both 9@mM and were disturbed because BURGESS never went awa thout telling 99M and his mother (Mrs. BURGESS). and seemed to think that BURGESS was "going down hill - 22 «-