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wr A was recommended to this repair shop by the Hotel Pierre in New York & City. . , “ WMMae re calied having discussed business matters with BURGESS on two occasions at the British Embassy. He stated that he gained the impression fron these two visits that BURGESS drank during the dey, was a rather heavy sucker, and seeved to be < nervous, high-strung type of person. MQM acvised that he mew of no associates or contacts of BURGESS an¢ said that he had never as~ sociated with him socially. He did have a notation in the file that on September 2, 1950, BURGESS inquired about his insurance policy and told SMMMMMY that he was driving to Richmond, Virginia for the week-end, SQRBMBMWa also stated that in his converesticns with BURGESS he learned that BURGESS had formerly been aesociated with the Sun Assurance Company in England at one tine, gaMmUM@m® furnished the following documents, believed to contain the signatures and handwriting of DONALD MACLEAN and GUY BURGESS: a 1. Typewritten letter dated duly 11, 1945, on letterhead of British Enbassy, Washington, D. ©. This letter bore the signature of D. D. MACLEAN. 2. Handwritten letier dated July 20th bearing return address c/o Mrs. DUNBAR, Merriebrook, South Egremont, Vass., believed to be in the handwriting of D. D. (aia MACLEAN, 3. Typewritten letter dated June 26, 1916, on letterhead of British Embassy, Washington, D. C. This letter h } the signature of D. D. MACLEAN. UL. Handwritten letter dated August 6 on letterhead of British Embassy, Washington, D. C., believed to y eontain the handwriting of MACIZAN. 5. Handwritten letter on letterhead of British Enbassy, Washington, D. Ci, bearing dele stomp of December 1b, 1950. This letter is believed tc contain the hand- writing and signature of GUY BURGESS. oo