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teLephonically » havfiower Motors, advised Li2t - ith Street, h.*., d inferwed that an evtomobile belonging to GUY SESS wee presently parked in the lot adjoining his Lincoln ‘ercury Seles f¢ feency and garage. @ Wlemygh wes subsequently interviewed on June 7, 1951 ni the writer in the Cina of siamanapietinanhiaats Pe 4 thet BunGlSS had purchesed a gray tudor 1941 Lincoln i te ejan from his agency for $1195 on August 31, 1950, He . 3 -© sale of the car had been made by @ ssleswan ramed WARE wo wes no lonser employed by him, and that the car had been left for repairs on May 21, 1951, and had not been called for. dng svevei thet when he read in the morning paper of the dis- atpearance of BURGESS ani MAGLZAN from the British Foreign Office in London he hed examined the car and found that it contained a number of pa books which were in the trunk and under the back seat. SQMBMMMMBMGst the time of the interview bad on bis desk a smellapamphiet entitied»"The Puture of Nations, Independence or Interdependence” bv E. BeTARR. This pamphlet was published in 1941 in London by Kegai, Paul, Trench, Truber, and Co,, Limited, Broadwey house, 6874 Carter Lane, E.c., and stated on a front page thet it wes based on a forthcoming book by Professor CARR which was to be published by Macmillan and Company later in the ysar under the titled "Program for Feace.” The pamphlet was printed in Great Eritain by Butler énd Tanner, Ltd., Frome and London. we At the top of the title page of this pamphlet was printed "The Democratic Order™ #14 and it was noted that it was one of a series of pemphlets edited by FRANCI@°WILLIAMS. The introduction to the parphlet was also written by WILLIAMS. . ( The front page of this pamphlet also contained a ncte on the author which read as follows: "frofessor E, R. CAR was in the Foreign Office and Diplomatic Service from 1916 to 1936 and was attached to the British Delegation to the Faris Peace Conference of 1919. Since 1936 he has been Professor of International Politics at the University College of Wales. From October 1939 to April 1950 he was Director of Foreign Publicity at the Ministry.of Informstion, Ee is the author or several books on political subjects, of which the mest recent -+ 'The Twenty Years’ Crisis" -- was published just after the outbreak of war.” ¢ jeivised that he had found the above pamphlet under the back seat of the car end that in glancing through it had noted penciled marginal lines on numerous pages and thought that it wee perhaps Communistic in contents. —— : eae *