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“~ en) ) TED STATES G4 ENT — ~ ) | a Aomoranakne °) 4 ge t ten —_—— / Tm : Mr. Mobr DATE: May 16, 1961 —_ fron : C. D. DeLoach { — | © jp ol heme susject: GUY FRANCIS DE MONCY BURGESS (1) ESPIONAGE - R 4B. DEFECTOR =, The source said that an individual by the name ofeg@QRRiiimweor WGREge sno is writing for "America" had boasted pf his homosexuality and said | that the FBI had once investigated him about the Guy“Burgess incident since he had had liaison with Burgess. eo / ‘ 1 ! 4. INFORMATION IN BUREAU FILES: ‘ L ? Bureau files reflect that on June 10, 1951 peeve reneyAtiaal | SReamespene innate was interviewed by an Agent of the New York Office. (This may or may not be the same individual} to which the anonymous source refers) / ‘MENS advised that he met Guy Burgess in early September, 1950, when @QaQigamiilly was occupying an apartment of one an ‘Burgess arrived from Washington, D. C-; visited this apartment and introduced himself to @@Q@@Mlwe as a friend of @ijme Burgess stayed for several days as s eae was away from the United - and not occu} the, apartment. ~™= Several weeks after this, 4g000@ieapystated that BEF fing aA a Puiness trip to Washington, D. C., where he contacted Burgess. Burgess another official of the British Embassy and his wife and also in the-same ving ms @ young lady who was an employee of the British Embassy. Burgess told Qqggaaaine that he was,considering marriage to this girl. During this visit, Burgess took or a drive to Great Falls, Maryland. On this trip, Burgess made prelimingry homosexual advances to which #§§Miiiay stated he gave no res Burges: Pecuased with S@NRMge* his homosexual ul background. =) ee apd aye 884 pee A. ~ tt Ve VS fut = ayyse® - * r sui hei this be forwarded to the Domestic Intelligence Division for