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. SeiepeReNy xe ported an_unimow individual, whom thy later learned to be BURGESS, claiming to be a member of the British Embassy and driving a Rolls Royce bearing British license plates, stdyed at their court during the latter part of February, 1951.. This individual conversed with oe for several hours concerning personnel of the Military Government School at Shrivingham, England and the content of the course, at which time his comments indicated to same a close knowledge of the school, He stated the — indivHual conversed freely concerning many subjects and impressed hin withhs brilliance and apparent inside knowledge of political and international affairs. pane questioned as to specific subjects of conversation, stated he could not recall them other than his favorable comments concerning General RIDGEWAY's assumption of command of the Armed Foroes in Korea, - DS ROMNE 25104 he has lost all contact with members of the Military Government School and did not recall the location of any of the personnel in attendance, thus could not have possibly furnished BURGESS with any such information. He stated it was not until the newspapers ° published pictures of MACLEAN and BURGESS that he was aware of BURGESS! true identity, as he had registered under an assumed name. Both @ snd quieiingiay advised the . registration cards for guests are filed alphabetically by name rather than by date of registration, hence when BURGESS used an assumed name, the card could nét then be located, there being approximately 5,000 cards on file. They stated BURGESS left at about 12:00 P.M. the day after registering, having given no hint as to his point of origin or destination. -REFERRED UPON COMPLETION TO THE OFFICE OF ORIGIN- , “e eZ, ¥