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ao properly and he noticed nothing unusual about BURGESS except that he appeared to be a “heavy drinker". He declared that he had no conversations with BURGESS except @ brief one in which BURGESS advised of his connection with the British Foreign Service. (@ said that he met no shipboard friends of BURGESS, except on the last, day at sea BURGESS brought a ain iii his can briefly but he did not introduce him to had no knowledge concerning the contents of BURGESS' baggage, which he recalls consisted of several valises and onc trunk. Cod It would appear that the man that BURGESS peaks to his cabin, as mentioned above, was probably @@Me, wes interviewed by the writer and SA prince Fn on June 14, 1951. - advised that in October or Novomber o 1950 GUY BURGESS called his home in New York and asked to visit with SF and who resides with @MQMWM He said that this wes the first time that ge met BURGESS, inasmuch as BURGESS was a friend of : At that time BURGESS was staying in New York . City and he drove out +a home in Peete 8 ad Lincoln Continontal eutomobiie. He stayed that afternoon and then left. ( DD advised that he dislikoed BURGESS as the latter drank” too much and had poor manners, BURGESS indicated that he would like to visit again for a weekend, but discouraged him and did not even ask him to romain for Ee said that he has no knowledge of any Cormunist sympathies on the part of BURGESS and hed no idea - 2 - 365