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_ disloyal er pro-Russtan. - 18. _ sangeet, woupynsanisinlioarenies, cts: she met Burgess on his two trips to Charleston in the Spring of 1951. On one of For ee eager | 15, QRETPeantiniies, Uoyflover - cane, Washingtony De Coy advised that Burgess bought a 194] incaln Continental from him for $1,195 on August jl, 1950. He further advised Burgess always seemed to have plenty of considered to be unnecessarye - money and purchased a lot of gadgets for the car which ek” “<6, SiCimypnsty ised he net Cuy Burgess on the “Queen cry” en route to England tn May, 195. = advised he debarked at Cherbourg, France, but later met Burgess in London, where he also met a number of Burgeas* Sriende, Ee advised Burgess gave no indication of being & who was tnterviewed at his home in Philadelphta,-~--" - advised he met Burgess isiting at the South Carolina ranch of . Mepis said that he was impressed by Burgess’ "crackpot" economic ideas, such as holding that a country could epend itself to prosperity by unlimited borrowing, He eaid he had no reason to question the loyalty of Burgess te hie own country, Fall these trips she gave a cocktal] party in his honor. She advised that at no tine did Burgess exprese any Polltical ag) ideologies. 19. -- advised that Burg - : ‘when interviewed, ess had visited them in 1950 and 1951 at their home in Pennsylvania and aleo at their Soutk Carolina ranth. They met Burgess wan previously in London through <aagm, ent nainineeerttllons, eae cencribes Burgess as brilliant, very nervous, emotionally unstable anda o heavy drinker; they eatd Burgess defended the British-Ching policy and indicated he was a member of the Labor Party and Savored British aoctaliem, They knew of-no deregatory data concerning Burgess. . - ; cae oo. : sos 20, met Burgess tn September, 2950. He odvtsed Burgess made homosexual advances toward hia which he, restated, on having @ psychopathic condition. Burgess did not express to any sympathies for gonmunien but did eay that he thought the Weatern world was very muddled and would like to get amy from it. Burgess sald the things he had hoped for ta He described Burgess as bordering the way ef peace and generally improved world conditions had. mot cone to pass. a