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aie ete thet re ie not acquainted with either DONALD MACLEAN or GUY BURGESS, He ecvisec thet he had reac the neweoe ner eccounte of the Gisropeerance of these men, but could furnish no informetion concerning them. He eeid that he coes ereble emount of busineee witn the Giplometic set in We ehingto n, end Je personélily eccueipLes with e fer people at _ ecvisecé thet he head seen some of the people from the Britieh Enbessy éince MACLEAN end BUAGESS “‘eeppeered, put hac not discussed thie metter with them. He said that for him to incuire concerning the Gieanvesrance of these men would be coneiGered “vulger curiosity", S//-P-ecdaviced that BURGESS mey have been € customer of his at eore time in the peet, but thet he would not nececsarily heave known him by name. He eadvieed that ordinerily when an inéivicuel who speeake with e decideé British accent comes into hie ehop anc makes a pur- chese, he usually inquires whether they ere tex exempt,due to the fect thet Givlomets ere not eubject to the tax on records. eeié that Af the oerson ie tex exemnt it then becomes neceseery for him to secure the nore enc tex exemption number of the person, anc in that wey he eometines iearne tne identity of cuetomers. eteted es @ certainty thet BURGESS had not been @ customer in trie cetegory. Photographe of MACLEAN end BURGESS were exhibited to MMMM anc he cteted thet the Photograoh of MACLEAN was Semilier, although he not know MACLEAN by name, and could not recall uncer whet circumstencee he hed met him. He etated it must heve been in commu sais with some function of the British Embeesy. seid thet the photogreph of BURGESS ra wee totelly nfantiier to } to hin, ( ~ of - 32—