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- borer! however, was cooperative during the tntervtew. e stated he net Burgess, around January, 1951, at which time Burgess explained his job with the Far Eastern Sectton of the British Embassy and was interested tn obtatning an analysts of the Amertcan Policy toward the Far East both from the offictal United States Government viewpotnt and with regard to the optnton of the American general public. The two men net soctally on four or ftve occasions, usually at the National Preas Club where Burgess drank heavily. felt that Burgess. ved th eof Communism _tn ag-weag Chinese matter which had been actelerated by the Chiang Kat-shek admintatration because . _ of the latter's tneffictent and dishonest methods. also felt Burgess wanted the Chines on.to be allowed ollow through in its own 9 ay. 9 9 ston and that tt bothered Burgess to think that the wees mtoht try to control the Chinese situation, elt Burgess was very restless and agitated and hod the feeling that the United States was headed for doom because of having become confused and bogged down with regard to Ortental at affatra. onsider Burgess to be sympathetic to the Soviet Unton but he di ee u olerant of Russta’s role tn world of fe ; @ also recalle tio. Burgess had erpressed his general dislike for the Untted States Congress and in particular the ase tude of gome ongressmen toward homosexuals in the State Department. ‘<'- 9 US Beeved_tO consider the foe at tn- ging nade ¥ gngress cea ta led hia to belteve that Burgess was @ homoserual.