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hed et the time cf this interview ¢ tained twe grephs or charts. The fir Expenditures as Percentaze cf hatio urported to be an estimated comparison between the ited Ki on from 1943 to 1650. (Gn this chart twe lines ran staryply downward on the pege from » one line beings broken which was labeled USoho, and Both Lines Tre second graph on this page was captioned "Defense Man- power -- Men in trmed Forces ac a Percentage of 211 Men, aged 18-44" and mede e similsr comparison between the United States end the United Kingdom with the line representing the U.K. in 1943 beginning at approxamstely 42 and the line representing the U.S, commencing at eppreximately 30. Both lines ended in 1950 at approximately 7(m) av the time of this interview n&2 in his pessession an ungated letter herdwritten in Enslish addressed to Service Salesman, Mayflower Motors, which was signe? * rgeess.” In this letter BURGESS edvised that the letter to <Q bec been sent @s an enclesure to a letter een, aeeXt the British Enbassy. The letter togtmRMN’ cor. ed repairs desired by BURGESS to be made on his eutomobile, an the letter he stated that it would be delivered by "who is acting for me in my absence,” and enied by stating thet Qaim would psy the bill. ~ « ‘ advised that what he thought most unusual about BURGESS was the fact that he always seemed to have plenty of money. He stated that BURGESS had bought a large number of unnecessary gadgets for this car of a type that the average person wouldn't buys @ An examination of BURGESS’ automobile on June 7, 1952 determined that in the trunk he had approximately 250 copies of the aforementioned graphs or charts; @ book entitled "Thé Complete tories of JANE AUSTIN"; and a paper-bound "Bantam" book entitled ~ 88 - {08