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ee ci Office Mem lum + oniTeD s GOVERNMENT TO + sCDirector, rar SMiiepss) ont " DATE: January 3, 1952 ht: SoBject: DONALD DUART MACLEAN;, ATTENTION: Janey QUY FRANCIS de MONCY “BURGESS ESPIONAGE - R - \ } 3 Wa: again contacted on January 2, for more detailed explanation as to the oréginal location of this > number and the circumstances surrounding its CJ QE was wave to explain exactly where the number was located, although he was ord nally d that it came from the room or - “ . The original typewritten list of names and numbers furnished by. to RRM, to refresh hie memory. The list had been typed by the British informant fron notes believed to have been in the handwriting of BURGESS. pS confirmed his original statement that the names and numbers set forth on page 2 of reference letter had emanated from BURGESS' office and the several remaining names and numbers had come from BURGESS' room at the PHILBY residence. These latter included: gay le, hens Scie, Metropolitan 1411 and the nuuber# “fSrdway 23 Thereafter he advised that he had displayed the list to his informant, who recognized the list and verified the fact that part of the names and numbers came from BURGESS! office and part from PHILBY's home, where BURGESS resided. He further explained that when this case broke, he had visited the PHILBY home and things were in considerable turmoil. He advised he had examined BURGESS room, which was located in the basement, and thereafter examined the phone book near the phone, which was located upstairs. He tol that he had copied written material in both places and believed that the number Ordway 2914 had come froz the elephone book. At this time he was unable to recall an remarks’ of; with reference to this pumj had been retained in this office, and was displayed came Th ROM