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7D263 Piss, ¢ ( deliver this message to Mier "I om still wearing wy old onien tie and hope he is sti aring the bow tie I gave hiu.* He stated he further informed that BURGESS was apparently . in good health and was seemingly satisfied with his life in Russia. Mr. GOODMAN etated that QAM commented that BURGESS had in fact given him a bow tie some years ago. He stated that *7@iMh appeared to be pleased with the fact that BURGESS was happy in Russia, Si though aii denounced BURGESS as being e “traitor. Mr. GOODMAN stated that @@i gave no explanation of how he originally met BURGESS except to point out tht he had some con- nections in England which brought them together. GOODMAN stated that actually @gQM@MM was very non-specific about this and he could not tell whether BURGESS had originally contacted MMP in New York or whether @Q§§§4 had made the original contact with BURGESS. . Mr. GOODMAN stated that @9@@iM™pointed out that he had been interviewed extensively by the FBI after the disappearance of BURGESS. GOODMAN noted that @MMMF claimed during one of these interviews the FBI attempted to make an issue over the fact that the telephone in4q@aq@mee home st was in the name of the former owner of the property. Mr. G00 stated that, according Hates ed this was done by ggg solely because of, the difficulty of getting telephone service during the war when CJ he bought the particular house. GOODMAN stated throughout the contact with beg which lasted about thirty minutes, he attempted to evaluate reaction to the message without success, He noted that although denounced BURGESS es a treitor, that he seemed to welcome the message and seemed to be very kindly disposed toward eE@D - RUC -