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iD " alii, 025 _— by Burgess tn January, 1951, in -- relation to Far East questions. jon eaw hin’ four or five times between January and March, 19514 He described Burgese = .. as agreeable but restless and agitated, and as a heavy drinker __: but not eympathetle to Soviet Auscia, WERMW advised that Burgesa expressed dtalike of the congress{onal inquiry being «=. made tnto honosexuality and fron thts lillie gathered the . impression that Burgess had homosexual tendenctes, He advised on interview by the Bureau that they had no dfecuestons =~ » concerning Communtotts . sot ( . 2, aa wees upon interview by the Bureau advised that . they firet met Burgess tn April, 1951, approximately two weeks before Burgesa departed for England, ney advised they were introduced to Burgess by 7 and that they met Burgese about three times in New York Citys They had no information concerning any pro-Soviet or pro# iy Connunist sympathies on the part of Burgesse . 4 BD a itaricrreerh trae Parkin res Pasa ine Nera was tnterviewed by Bureau agents. He advised he met Guy Burgess soctally in England about 1949 and had had a slight soctal acguaintance with him since that tine, stated he had no reason to delieve Burgess was sympathetic to Russla or the -~ Communist Partye advised that he had Burgess and one. to supper at hie home on the Sunday prior to the disappearance of Burgess and Maclean, Following this disappearance, etieitenninngs told that during thefevening Burgess told, her he wae hoping te take a Mediterranean crutsee @) ; ae that pr gt Ponald Maclean and hie brother since 2939 and had known Burgese for a few yeas He advised he saw Burgess {n New York City in Aprils 1952, and - that Burgess was drunk the last few daye he was tn Hew York Citys He atated he knew of no disloyal statements nade by Burgeres