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1125 15th Street, <W@, h%i infsrwe that as
t0 G63 §QmSE§S was presently parked in tne let
Rercury alas gency an garage ~"' "' * ' " aw, '3»Tvt%1ePhoni¢allY
, Rayflmwer hotsrs,
aut@m@bi1e belongingajoining his Linssln; !I
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F "V1 * E P. 1 . ;i.., ' t ' ~ on Jun? ?, ll 5?.Qgma the w. .;.ze:~ in 1: Me pgnve sf iii.&m,_ . I "Iii I V. II .w 1..'§*a=;§~:ise;i <;..:-.§-..<§, 1%"unc@'§ss had purchased 8 gray tuor ls.-m Lirawln
Cantinenpal =ean from his agency for $1l?5 an ugust 31, 1Q§D, He
stete than the 5812 mf the car had baen made by a salesman name
!!§§S§Fwha was as ianger Qmplyad by him, and that the car had
been left far repairs an May 21, 1951, and had nut been called for»JIIQIIII ssate that when he.read in the morning paper af the dis~
appearance of BURGES3 and NAQLEAN from the British Fnreigm Office
in Lcnéon ha hai examined the car and fsund that it amntainei H
number of p5p@YE and books which were in the trunk and under thaback seat. Iillllliat the time of xhe interview had on his desk a
sm&11pamphlet entizled~ The Fuzure sf Katicns, Independence er
Interdependence" hy~En £4§§ER¢ This gamphlet was published in
l$#l in Lcsdan by Kaga, Paul, Trench, Trubar, and §§, Limiteg
Broadway nuae, é8?q Carter Lana, E:C¢, and stated an 2 front paga
that it was based an a forthcaming bank by Prsfessar CARR which was
to be published by Naamillan and Gomnany later in the ysar under aha
Britain by Butler Eni ?snner, Ltdb, Frame and Landon»titled "Program far Feacg, The pam§hlEt was printed in Great _ I8
kt th e tap sf te title page of this pamphlet was printed
"The Demccratic Grder §1# an it was gated that it was sue sf a
series of pamphlets edited by FRA§Bl8%ILL1AM3@ The innreduction
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L A Thg front page of this pamghlet also containea 3 mate anthe auther w§ich read as foliows: frofessor E, H, GARE was in
the Foreign uffice and Biplomatic Service from 1916 to 1936 and was
ached ta the British Qelegatian ta the Faris Peace C0nferenC$ ofQR §ince 1936 be has been Prufasser of Internatianal Politics
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afterQ the ounbrty Gellege of Khl55a From Qctober 1939 e April 1958
of Fmreign Publicity at the Ministry of Inf0rm&tiDn@
r er several bunks on puliaical subjects, of which
~~ The Twenty Years Crisis" -- was published §ua*eak of wan"
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"also had at the time cf this intervie92~.' a mimeo-
graphed gage which contained two graphs or charts The first chartwas ca;t;one: "Jefense sxpenditures as Percentage of nations; income",
and purported to be an estimated comparison oetween the United States
and the United Kingdom from 1943 to 1950 On this chart two
approximately parallel lines ran slarply downward on the page from
left to right, one line being broken which was labeled U.S.A., and
the other which we a continuous line was labeled U.K, Both lines sstarted at approximately 50 in 1943 and ran down to 7 or'8 in lQ5OiB,
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The second graph on this page was captioned "Defense Mani
pswer -- Men in Armed Forces a: a Percentage of all Men, Aged 18-LL
and made a similar comparison between the United_3tates and the United
Kingdom with the line representing the U.K= in 1943 beginning at
approximately L2 and the line representing the U.S@~C0mmencingat apprcximately 30¢ Both lines ended in 1950 at approximately
* at the time of this interview nil? in his possession
an un-dated letter haziwritten in English addressed to "
Service Salesman, Mayflower Motors, which was signed *5, Burgess."In this letter BURGESS advised that the lette *0 Iced beensent as an enclosure to a letter toof the British
Embassy. The letter tow concerene repairs desired by
BURGESS to be made on his automobile, and in the letter he stated
that it would he delivered by "who is acting for mein my absence, and ended by stating that wo'-lld paya
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wadvised that what he thought most unusual
about BURGESS was the fact that he always seemed to have plenty
of moneys He stated that BURGESS had bought a large number of
unnecessary gadgets for this car of s type that the average perso
wouldn't buy»
An examination of BURGESS automobile on June 7, 1951
determined that in the trunk he had approximately 250 copies of the
aforementioned graphs or charts; a book entitled "The Complete
Stories of JANE AUSTIN"; and a paper-hound "Bantam" book entitled
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"So at - Villa bv Wt SOHERSZT MAUGEAMQ £11 of this material~ ~ Q3I
was water soskeq ans badly mildewed
glove coapsrtment of the car there were tuoinclair
gasoline road ops, one for North and South Carolina, and .he otler
for Delaware, Icryland, Virginia; and Fest Virginian There was also
in the glzve compartment an approximately five by sevezphotograpt ofa stall boy anci a girl, apparently both about six years of ages
_ Kone of the material other than the pamphlet The Futureof lotions" contained any markings or notes and all of it was later 1
replaced in BURGESS car. *
service salesman, Mayflower Eotoers,
advised that he hsi become acquainted with BURGESS approximatelyeiqtt months ago when he began brinsif ie Lincoln continental2e Lei purchased in for serviceo U stated that he hai no
1,_,r contact with ECRGBS5 and said that he did not know that he
*5 connectoi with the British Embassy until a couple of months
_:;:TE suaosss returned to England. liiilllilaescribee suaosss as
a "nut" on cars and somewhat of a "sorewballt" He stated that he
hei been somewhat startled at the money BURGESS wantei to spend on
his car s * at times tried to discourage BURGESS from having repairs
made explained that one rejoairbill alone at the l~la§'flo92»;er
Lotors had rsn over ;oO0 and that BURGESS one time spent around
@600 for another repair job done at another garage. He stated that
m v was aozar *v' o '= t t BURGESS and r ""rdl ' ' ' " F one, _ enei_ n 3-c o eaa ess oi non nig.
an estimate he would make on a re air job BURGESS always P 1hai the work done and always seemed to have plenty of moneyq illlllli
said that BURGESS would pay either by cash or by check, drawn to hisrecollection on the Riggs National Bank in Washington, D.C. liq
IIIIIIIII advised that BURGESS was a heavy drinker and an
incessant smoker of "Player" cigarettes, He said that BURGESS was
intoxicated nearly every time that he saw him» recalled
that in April 1951 BURGESS came in to the arage one day and stated-that he was going back to Englands lllllliél then asked him whether
ttat was good or bad and BURGESS replied that it was good. At this
time EURGZSS stated that he didn't know what he would do withlis auto-
mobile but thought that he might sell it and would seeiIIiiIII later
concerning it: mstated that he did not again see BURGESS but
that about the middle of 1*-"ay a the British Embassy
telephoned him and advised that suaosss car was at the Alber Olismotil
Incorporated Garage, 1530 - lath Street, N@W., Washington, D,B., for
repairs ani that she was arranging for it to be delivered to Mayflower
1'-lotors and iristructeoii to accept it: stated that the
car was delivered on May 21, 1951, by the Alter Garage and that a couple
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previcus;y mentianea ¢&tt9r ea which
her wien the repairs on the car were
avvisei i:..!'=at he ?:"to see him and eliverei the
aims Sie asked him ts advisecomple1:~ei__
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with BURGESS uring the previous six months, mgnticning phat she awe
a Pontiac and frequently drava EUhGE55 to he hayf1@weréhmt@r& garage
alwavs waiting nut P vnt fur him, He state that he tad never gottentn iaimw 212:2 -aat she iza never an}; r*epai1*s_ -on herJ.
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' s=:l»=:sme.n, N:-a3rf}_.sv-'-er ?<-Soticms, er;%vi-ass} than
an ?b$ut June 5, an iniividual wha ha happene as see BUEGE3$
car sitting on the Kayflawer car lat without s license plate inquired
Q? him if in were for sale, he_statgd that on the warning of June 7,
l ??5l, he te~:l¢=2§.:hvone:i :,=.t; the .E1r~itish Embassy ané asked
liar if she gar was £"mr sale. e said tha-t wick him
than she had mat heard Tram E$RGES$ far absut twn weeks but that
she expecte§.momenLarily to hear from himw lI!III'then tald her
that he might have a buyer for the gar at wkich mime she s*§te§ thanshe m;-ugm that suawzss want-eci at least W59 far it: ai than
tnl her that ha w@uld_set in touch with hia cuatnmar an wauld have
c<:>nt.avc*':._ é :;.e*scriba:.i as. a;:>;.»1"*c.xim:ate
ferty years old, height 5 fee» ll luches, weigh IQG pmunda, meium1?
build, ritish accent, untiy dresser, an as héving very ba teeth II!
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I salesman, B-layflawar Esters, svised
that on the morning sf June ?, 1956, a waman reperter whcse name
be did mat recall, fram the Washington Times Herald had 3p§E8F&
at the garage and sked him if BHHSESS had recently purchased anautomobile» lllllii statei that he avised her sf the sale of the
Linsaln GQtiBQw Qte BEH§ESS§ giving her the date sf the
and the price. QIIHIF stateé that it was his mpinion nhet thisrepnrter was trying to buil a star? araund the theme that BURGESS
had been living beyond hia me&nS¢ Le stated that this repsrter
wanted to speak me the man who had sold the car ta BURGEES but he Aadvised her that the salesman was no lenger emplsyed thereg Gil?!yurchass
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The £a1.3_m:in§ i.:1v¢sstig&LiOi1 was conducted by Spacial Agent '
'% +ecis.1 Sewice Re -:~e-semsative Alber Y ~ ~ Y s -.~ - * ' r~ V é ' V 11
~i?~1-s~.n't:-11$ c::>1n;[email protected];~, advised ma-z, on Hay 8, H51, at we 1~e.q'~»e#t of
f the éritish Embmw, he vent to £163 §e:»:'as}<.a Avmme
E5 tn. m,ai-.»;e- estimates farv the retpairs cf three automobiles. He stand
that 't~.?><: -se automabiles belnged tn saw BURSE-SS,.%*, and Q ~..
~:..£ 1-rhzass did mat recall» BE said thai; all Of mesa
persans lived at 51:16-O Nebraska Avenue R, ii. mi were mplyeci at the
British Eba$$yv;- The ant-omobiies ha been damaged as the result mi one "sf the ears having coasta down a hill, running int-Q U18 Qbl tw»
Ii advised that "t.o3.d him that wfvasss
was in England and v-r:>u1dAnot rweturn for tws or thrée weeks. Acmrding F - the pwim mil aiimrney m act far asraasss ~
in ¢;mnec1;.ion with his a~:tcmo"csi1eg e stated that the Lh1"'ee autamobiles
were re;-aire by we 3-llber Qlaismubile £,=:.92~na;.'92a.ny, and at the 2-eszwesté of
'L!1e afar be1.a>ngj,n.g 111$ BUR3 §_135 was than eiiverezi t6 Ma;,"flmi%r
Hnmrs in or92d~:f=r that they might cvarzvect srae work they had previgvusly dam
on the ear. msemd 1auR;1Fss* car as 8 1;:-m Lincaln Gonti»
mental fionvertibler He stat-ed that according in the recnrds 05 theC»£>r>~3am', the irxsurance claim was bantiled by the Dickséen Adjusting i3¢>m;»BYt§'1&2? K ?~'-4t-:~e§t, H. H. . _. »
an the Bic!-zfsen Ar3;jwsf-ing aampany, arivised mum.
an Hay '9, 195'}, an auwmabile belanging ta: Hr. I-I» JR. Rt PHILBE twst
mrn a.- hill ans? ran irate par-ke¬i ¢a.1~.=; balanging w mi"; Bi.Ff£.-I;25S ar:ri» -1
SW He stated that all sf these people were emplwyed by the_ British
Embas-sy and 'r'-esidedé as mos iiebraska Averam -In H, L stated um;
the scsidet c@c=:m~red in ihe driveway cf the housé at that address. He
advised, 192>:th~er that BUEESESSS F-gs allege-£13; in England at am time Q1 "Line,
aacident and that had the custway of his auwmobil. i
&{I92.- i$E¬i Lha"t the repairs m Jae ::§.:~s were made by the Alber £ c"Is:rmbi3.e .
§92:>r§p~sny, am-2 that after BERSESE ear wag, r:>3w§rec! it was taken ta the
¥§E§*I' 111%-18.? Enters Cmpayn advised. that this »accid;ent was Lnjt
reparte to the plieze inewa only ;:+r~r>per*;.yV siamage was sustaineri and as one
was injured. His recrds riescribed car as 8 15141 Lincoln Conti-
nelntal Convertible, gator §E->l1¬~i;$?§. at_avt2~si that many mi the
E,ri::'$h '£.mhass;§* pEi"'$Qm:92E.*1 handle their insurance mattéra thwaghg5 , §Ja.shingt»c»r. Lean am? Trust Company Builciing, §:~'m and F St :*eet<s.1;. wk azlvisesi he cuuiai furnish mthing additional czrcam-:ernAingSUEILES: and Ei-.~&$E§ 'L§wa£ he ac? rm ivnfemétiéan ca-=n¢erni.ng DQMELD !<!AClFA!¬'{92!
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a~1;*.:>-mc~".~.i1e :Ews~-mar»:-e pelzcies of !~iiC15L§3¢ am BU¥;$v£$3., :
.e.c1vi.se:E he !:.as nevar: m-:2-t. iiik and that» his contact? witéz. 11:11: were
has-1:E3e*§ tzreugb the meviurss M t:0rI£*E;>@n§:nc¬ and tale.-phsne calls.
Eta stateti thai July, I-952$, 51 the 92»'riU»&F= F'eq "'--'5*" Q3? Fgsifigs 3*
w:~:192'te am i*;1s=L1:.an"c:e =;m1ivc;r with tfm mrtharn I:92.surs::»:~.e Gcpmy 01"
Tie": Ecerk an !~EACl.¥Ja?§1s 1?}? Fljnruthv autamobile, Srial §§.[§-35;-,§Plf§i4;,
Mots: #}?*i@-i;Q'F§l»36,, Lie av:.va.=eLi that at 'h»h-rt t-im MAC1E;A!92? was» resiiilg
at 2 -l¬?=~33lL:: ?l&ce Hg .Shc>rt1y Hrril;-rte-after,-Q received E
1.ette:* frcma !92i¢.~f3LE;!m -CQ08':.Y:i.g the insurance palicy, the letter beg.datad July 16, wand at. that time §iA£'§l£;F..§*¬ gave his aclresa. as
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Q; rem Q: a-was snow than !";;»£?L£;-.1r< .¢.st>ez~ changed has hasaingtan
address ta 332$ P Sf:'ee£~ Kw xx Q-sfratev that 3*-1£.$F_;i5;.=§N'zs plicy
was @:*a:acel1.ed as M S~§=;'=tambe2_' 1, 19,33», and that his tlrlffc»-r1r=1=ati;=n was
1:.§:a>r =92§¢C.-.LEL!;?92 was w leave the Unites? tates an Sapiiember 3,, 1§l:5~
sLa{.& that he cm~11ld fumish rm information about ?"§&3LEAl 8
eantacta or ass;=cia'£es excpt tlzat when ?'~',ACLEAi92'@ was absent :Ir:*m theEmbassy 3 ppamnL1§' handled his =:0rr>~as;~o»nde:m~e ans} p11c>ne }
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C¬m=:¢a;r'ning GUY BUFJGESS, m $i=&E;»& he wrete in
autaor-while insuranceé policy on BKERGESE 193$ Linwln Gniinental .
an S-e1M,em2:.~92=2rv 1, 1950, anzi that this psilicy was still in effeci-Q
Ibis irasurance is with the h11Via:i'Hut,ual Insmwwéce Gcmgzany Ac-
carziing Loin, BURGESS re-sided at him ziebraska .§wen.ue Ii» W»;
em} was em;:l:=;~:ed as 8 S-cond SQQ1"&¬»ar-y of the British Eznbassy.
i acivi sad that he received mfomation thax BURHS3 was to
1eaveL_L!'m- ETr1it.e»:.'* States an ilpril 23; 19551, and that he did nai expect _
to remrm He alas received the infarmatien £<§;a'¬; uf -the British Errkbi-ass;'; was in have the use arxi custody tlf §URGF.SS' ¢ar 92
Iiaadvised that 111 nadintxon to the smnge tr;
S!.!?r}ESS' car on Hay '?, 1951, BKFRGESS had another claim far damage
which aecur-red an }§:';*;I'embE! lé, 1956, in ew Tim-R City. L»
ggateeri thai: EUY<GESS told him that his car was pirked; rrsar the Eutdurn
Entel am East Sth Streei between End amci-31~ci venuss, and that
's-:»1-wane, i§~p»8!"¬"i1 Y in attempting ta steal the ear, had ¬iam4lged the
gear: anzi it was nacassary to have it 1~e;>&ire:3 at the Iieverclcased
Quta Y-i§p-air C.o=-npany, Lzli;-16 East 591.}: Street; Kev York City
- IHIIIQI adrisa that 3 mmugni in the file reflected um. aw-:&:az=.s
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was recmmemied to hhie repair shop by the H=3te1 Pierre in New Yer}: l!City; ' ' Q
recalled having diecueaed bueineee matters. with
BURGESS on t-we occasion.-5 at the Er'iti:sh Embassy» fie etated that he
gained the irupreesian from theae two visits that BURGESS drank
during the dey, wires A rather heavy erwker, and seemed to be a nervous,
high-strung "type of per-son: avised that he 1-mew of no
eseoqietee or contacts of BURCE-ZSS and said that he he:-1 never as-
saciated with him sucie11y= He did have a notation in the file that
on September 2, 1953; BURGESS inquired about his insurance palicy
and +,¢1¢ri- that he was driving to Riehmand, Virgina for the
week-end, n-.150 stated that in hie convereaticns with BURGESS
he learned that BURGESS had for-merely been essacieted with the Sun
1i.esura.nce Coumany in England at one tirne. mfurnished the
of DQJNAID '.'ACLE_!J$ ard GUY BURGESSfollowing dc-cements, believed to contain the signatures and handwriting
lr fjpewritten letter dated July ll, 19115, on letterhead
of British Embassy, Washington, D. C. This letter borethe signature of Du 0. mcnam.
2., Handwritten letter dated July 20th bearing return
address c/o !'!rs¢ DUNBAEI, !¬erriebr-:>ok,_SouthEgrenont,Mass believed to be in the handwriting of D. D. #5
Y-LKCLEAN.
3. Type-eritten letter dated June 26, 19b6, on letterheadcf British Embassy, Washington, D. C. This letter Ina,
the elgnettwe of D. D HELEN.
IL» Baraduritten letter dated August 6 on letterhead of
British Embassy, Waehington, I!. ., believed til 3
contain the handwriting of HACIEAR»
§. Handwritten letter on letterhead of British Embteay,
Tvieshingt-on, D; 0;, bearing date :*.r_':I~"- cf December lie,
19506 This letter is believed to cuntein the hami- I,
wr-i£ir»g 1:16 signature af GUY BUF:GES5- L
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lie-is;-l1T~er accounts concerning the diS&;»pe&.IiHCl Of SURGE;-3.5
indicated that BURGESS was returned ta England becausu 02 unwll
am: speeding charges in Virginia. He HI: repvrted W hi
beer- Si/;»_Up6l three times cm February 25; 1951 for exceeding UV miles an
3~,;>~;,1 an Virginia high-.~apa, and 1.1: was reported that G-Dn:l'O! BATTLE
1951»wrofa to the State Department eonceming this matter on March U4,L
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"I, ,1* being duly sworn, make the follovéng statement:
"Cm February 28, 1951; Hrs G. Burgess, Secretary of Em sy,
of the Britiax Embassy of Washington, Du 0., request-ed me ta drive him
to Charlestuwn, South Carolina He advised me that he did not have to
be in Qharlestem Lmtil Noun, Ears}: 1; 1951, lei: Isa}-ingt-on, De Q9a'c-out 9:30 or 10:00 Lilo, February 28, 1951, with Hr. Burgess dringb
19111 Lincoln Continental ITiU1 DPLl'i'!.1 license plates.
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"Just beyonci» or South of the P.ighIre;»' Department weighing
station at Ioobzidge, Virginia, we were stopped by a Virginia State
Trooper, uhose name I do not imov, anri he advised Mr. Bwgeee that
we were d:'ivi-.11; 92» mph. The trooper recograized Hr. Burgess imrmznit-yand allowed him to continue along vith the request that he stay Q
within the speed limit. -
"Ween we got. about B miles lice:-"U1 of Ashland we were
passing an Lrzzy Convoy and were stopped by another Virginia State
Ir-oo;-er and he avised that he had checked us at B0 mph. lgain
1-Er. Burgess i1r:r|1mi1:3' was recognized and we were allowed to proceedwith a rarrling to stay within the speed limit. '3
"Tie stopped at Ashland and had a Coca-cola and he requested
me to drive. I did, and we proceeded South through Fetersburg on
Rout-e 301. When we were about 10 miles South of Fetersburg we wereP1 -r~ ~etoype by County Qf.icer of the Prince GeorgesCounty police, and being the driver I was charged with speeding at ¢
80 mph.
"All during the time Hr. Burgess kept on telling me to
step on it. On several occasions I told him we were going too fast
and if we were caught I would have to take the consequences. He told
we each time treat he would take the responsibility and he haddiplomatic immwmity, and all the police would do would be to ask me
to slow it dmm, and we would go on our way. .
I am making this trip with Kr. Bu:-gees at his expense.
I have been knouring him a long time, severi years in fact, and I
drive and ton motor ears for Gi1ber'te Hotor Sales, Patterson,
agreed to go with him on this tripNew Jersey. I didn't have nything to do for e couple of days and
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State of Virgirxie,
County of Prince George, to lit:
Subscribed md swam to before me this 28th day of February, 1951 in my!!
County and State aforesaid.
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' declined to furnish the eource or sources of his
inibmation, but advised that he could at-ate with cerilinty that
suspect GU ! BURGESS is kzwwn to be a hamaaexual. - etated thatthere was as doubt in his mind as to the erelinbility of hie ir1i"::r- '
matiim in thia inst-lace.
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who arr-ivci n 311:, coxmry oi cp-aativ cen date, is val I
' acquainted w*ith"BURGESS and has been out with him on at least mmoccesiu here BURCLESS and allegedly had known. each other !
"from other stations" of service.
-Q nlso related that smcsess had been with 1 certain
ballet dancer or ballerina in 1 group of people on one nccasion.
The informant did not know whether BKRGESS kept regular cOmpllly with
this wamu whese name is unicnovm to him. I etated that he had
seen this woman on two Dccagiona, onee at the old Bafelaika 3111b,
and new t ti she farms:-ly frequented the Trika which had been runby He described this Human as, blond; e F " in height;
130 pounds; platinum hair; striking and attractivee 1.150
furnished the vague information that he mderstood that BUEESS had
associated with 1 group of people who speak Rxmsiu or were studying
Ruasilm athered that this was not 1 public class but a
personal grcup em would have met in private homes, p stated
that he knew of no place where they had met and could add nothing to '
the above. .
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or Last name. Tbesg tam intiividuals with them BURSESS hm. bean in wntact
r comzzunicatvicm VK adviaed that it hadbeen indicated ta am. nus81$ -ind ii ma * <1 - " ' 'Vlalb with BLYRE-b5. lls ad.v1s~a¢~ am:-.
he hm named. that B?¬fR£3.~1?.S5 bad tha number vGr<in 2Q1&L
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Sin-as, and that ahortly befere BURQESE cLo';.'nr*L-ed £1-w: thlr
nned Fm-as Hr. PBEBE? mquired him to law: btcauu of his a:sm:int»us
an-6 connziuct. -he amid thai it had burn s.n.a§;¢w=¢ tn hm that atrmas
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j.n¢-Ended a tp sauthc di-:2 wz. zmw wizather was evictianvi by F'.~.l1vLB§,' presrsiia. foma.-,1 recall as was made aft-er
he was mtified that he shmzld return to EnglRr:~>
~*"furr¢s%1ed a list of names, adciresaes and phone
n1.-'r=,:c<~a:s Rllgly ¢::@;>:1.ed,:rmm gapér fmmd in the office er BUP%$
f¢:=l.1O§ir~.g his dsig-E.r1;-11I922, beliawm 1-<>»1:;Aam_ berm in th: handwmirtmwgsf BLTRTJESS, ans? tine; are set» out as £o'.L1.uws:r
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and has acknowledged his acquaintance with BURGESS.
he Washington, D. C. Telephone Directory lists the telephonenu:r.oe:* Metropolitan 110,1 to the Hessler Photographic Studio at 11195 F
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dvisd at he 8&1 heard 0 o '
BURGESS prior to having read about his disappearance in the newspapefs.
He stated that he had done photographic work for the British Ernbassy at
times and had net some of the personnel there, but did not recall
having met BUR-GE.:">S.ni further checked his files to determine
if he had ever photographed BURGESS but stated that his records did
not so indicate. He said, however, that it is possible that BURGESS
made an appointment with him which had not been kept, in which evenhe would not have maintained any record of it.
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advise mm, he had. rum; mm. am: Busssss azmm
J&.*'1uar}", 1953. when he received as telephsne call frcrm him at the fame:
office cf the Fcsmiggn; Policy Assrmiation in the §a*£i.m-ial Fres-s Bufilci;-i,ng.,
waslaingtm, 13¢ £1: At that time EiIH£'iE-SS statad that ha was .:1t.er~@st~e:$
qmstisans cisneerning the Far mam, stated ma: Emma thereafter
came tn his ¢>fii'+:>e in the Press Buiitlng anti mid him mat mijs,
E*J%I}i3vSS* , jab at k- ha British §mbas$ was $0 analyze we mstivatizr-rm -and_
't,e~.nden.c*ies of the Americazx at'bi'bmie tawarci the- Fm" £¢as§., nat@- an-ly in
regaré ti: the cfficialv gcWernmen§. Q]I3if1i.i2I1,b:il_'L also in regard {#21-the
apinion. sf the ganeral American public. smm that. at this tins
3733353 requested him ta obtain variaus pucr1:i.~s21&d §=a*t&=*i.slB ¥h.i=2hiwulci adequately reflect the precise publia cqpirxian in the Qnim $t»a?:-e;§- }with mgwd 1;-<2 ilihizsag '
advisesi. that between and eairljgr Ha:-ch, 1931,
B%»$rES$ cams to his affine a sot-al cf $0.0: or five times fur the pmrpesa
01 discusng the -Ghina qtxmstion. Be saiti that an all but ne mf these
omzzasiuns he tea}: BdRGE$~.5 to the Fresa lub bar where they would vaixink
and lain i s»ta:.-ed +m1@ szmzissa tirank heavily 1=w:.~ was able m
*§-1<'>1d= his whiskay in that he ccmld drink six hightmlls wii;'r1out t-awning
s hair" . He stated that although Bh'?riI}ES§3 um-u3.c3 drink an unusually largea:nmzntA of whiskey, 1:2 never Sea-zme-:3: to even apprmash beawiirlg i.t1ic:@>:5.r.:a<"u*.-:~=i§*-'_!
advised that he later mt with BURGESS anti discussezi with
him the cearse mi official ikmavriean policy Ehina and tried be
-analyze for him tendencies, impulses and cansapm ex me pmnt iui-»
xn;i:1i,s'¬.za*t-icm together with the prablama of the Avdndniswatian in attempting
to fell 3 megs cmncepts with an Iiapublicm critics §1o41cE92i*ng~dif£&rentviews. telé B§JRGE$6 he tbs»-ugh; that as time van?» on, {ha nritics
gaf .&<Ln;in_i§tIratian wauld hecange moire ;i.rs:!1smen&zi_al$ but ths£ the aver-
rrlding question was the war in Kama, and that ;=c>3_iti~ca1. pliy riapeniean battle zpurs from the Korean fmat. ts:-11:5 that it was
his upinian that if she 110:1-mm war were pmlcmged, théa Suited States would
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become thoroughly pro-CHIANG Ml waéviseri that BURGESS bad
later writ-ten a report to the British Foreign Office built on the conceptthat Ame1"ica:. public opinion with regard to China and the Far feast
depended upon battle reports from Iowa.
V Concerning BURGESS personal opinion with regard to Chins,
stat-ed that he seemed to be in agreement with the official British
attitude, which was that the rise of Communism in Chine was a Chinese
matter which had been accelerated by the CHIANG KAI SPEK Administration
because of the latter's inefficient and dishonest methods. i stated
that it was of great importance to BURGESS, as a student of Chine, that
the Chinese situation be allowed to follow through in its own right to 1
natural conclusion, and that it bothered BURGESS to think that the United
States might ta"; to control the Qhmese situetica.
#stated that Boa-cm had never said much about his back-
ground, but he recalled BURGESS did mention that he had worked on Far
Eastern affairs in the Br-it_i_s_h Foreign Office in London prior to coming
to the United States. seid that BURGESS had talked a great deal
about H. A. R. PBIIBY of the British Embassy. advised he had never
met_PI-IILBK but knew the name because PI-1II.BYs father had been famous as
an expert on Arabia. He stated that BURGESS not only stayed with the
PHH.Els but also ate his evening meal there. In zis eomneotion,I$
stated he did not believe BURGESS to be as irresponsible as newspaper
accounts of him indicated. He pointed out in this regard that BURGE$
was very meticulous about being on time in the ?HlLBY home for dinner,
and that BUTt'3ESS on one occasion, after learning thatlwoulcinw be
able to see him until about 7:30 P.M., advised him that he would have toget in touch with PHIIJBI and make different arrangements for dinner.
_ stated that from BURGESH attitude in this connection, he had
concluded thz-it he was socially responsible. *fu.rther stated that
Bo'RGE.% talked about F?I1B1' a great deal, telling his shat s nice fella:
PEIZBI was, and that susosss seemed so like PHILBY very much. 1
stated, however, that BURGESS had told him that PHILBY had five children
and because oi rather crowded conditions in the PHIIBI household, BURG%S
was interested in getting an apartment or house of his own and inquired
of him a good place for him to look. *istated that he made no
suggestions to BURGESS along these lines and didn't know what inquirieBURGESS had made concerning the obtaining of an apartment. or house.
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but staaeé that he s'&&:a';e~:i tn be vex? rastlfess and agitateéd. Ea saié that
EJ?;i}E:>"*~3 has? a feeling that uh»: Unrixted Sttezs was .haa+:i.@d {fur deem hes-aut
mi hav;1.n.g gait-en tnnfnissad bcaggez dawn £n'i";.h regzs-.112 ~t<.> C#r~ien"s»za1 sifairs.
said that he never czmsiziered Eilii. to bé s3n=:;:1at,11et.i§: 13:: tiw
{Em-iet Usioxz, but said i.r.at h-;~:~ aid get the idea .fi-cm cm->versati.ar1s~wi1.h
BEE.-3=£ZE.>S tI'm¬- {.116 law.-at felt that A.me:'i~t:i s e Li.:r.a1*,& 02 -Russia-E intlins»t-:1c:1:=; arz int,-&:1ti.¢ns exa.;;gez*a££-3 5*.-_==rh12¢a3 he salsa gsineif: _ impressian ti: at BJ£~l-SE83 sag.-;~. very talerant 01" =?1x.:ssi.a.*s I I¬k1E in wcrlvahffairm N
Y advised that Bu ri¬EQ$$ was very i1"iml;fin £I1§z£..£=EI ami Eessue
almast zissperabe in his seeking mi" 1:-;i.em:_.|s. E1. stated Bi;R5E$S_ma¢ie a very
pour gvérsenal appearance, painting out that he never won a hat, r=.__is_ hair
was always teuslad, mzci ms fingern-ai_3.s wam always wry iiirtyw
stater. than Ei§R'3555 likad ta drive his canverible car win: the mp dean
in the vinnernim and ta make a lat ei" noise with in Fae stated ~i.&1a~i~
811$-E33 Hmxlti cc>nt.imual1,? pace: the flaw; vils talldxxg and was a wry
ur1<:o:wenti~:92na1 type. Q1 individual. iex;;»m~ssed t.h_a ::.»§ili@p@n that it
would be imte:~e.~n,ing, frmm a ps;?h:?lv:;;_:imal_ point of view, to de-t»e:miu:_the rsasan far B=j.IF¬-'I=.}..1'SS "fla.mboyan<£& and his "5§>;:;.¬LR?'¬:*L revslt imam. _cum'ent;i0ns.
further advised that in em discussiéon he had with B:3RQ1ES§,
the 1a"t.-ta.r- basil made: known his gemeral <iis1.$.ke_ far £~hE- ihiiwd States
8~rmg:~as5, in partiéuiar the nttitue sf sic-_.me membe:ra 11$ Qongreas tnwar
hsmssexuals in the Stat»: Iiepart-meat-» axplainmi that at Aa-:>c1ut this
him senater }~§a:£mRTF§' had been anal-sing aesusatiens <:O4n£>&rnit_1g pr:-Cemmunista
in the tate 13e*;>art.ment,, and that iarmation co~m:er;.:xin.g hamsermlism in
the 5t.&t: Bepartseat was at that time linked tn some exiant in Eangreas
w":i_t.h the pra-$¢:ammu'1ist investiLgatio:1$@ .s"t.a%..~ed that; 3%-erae
tn <1:~.msicie:'r the fast that. invastigatianx oi hemssexuals was being made
by ¬0¥1g:i .&$$ as a persrmal. affront»: stateti brat the details :11
z:*%.<at,er:e:~.¬:s by tisa this s::::mes~ti.<m as-N vmw his m¬m:§:*'§r§
but that Btfim general attitude §»':w»:Lz~¢¬ hmmwsexuals 1&6 I-aim ta
that §L;R£?=.Y-Zn was also a. h~amsse:ual.~92*-»stat»e<i that Is: a tinve he hm:
csnsisiared izwi ting BL¥R3E.SS in his beans, but because 1:1? 1;.1e_ possibility
t?:4a,¬ EuR¬3E;:E was a hmmstmal, he riidnw want around and ma» lenger Vdesireri to cantinue his friendship viii:
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mcziatwanaus, because all that B¬3Rf=£¬SS talkezi about;-as Ghina, the ilniteci
Stataas and his Lincoln ¬lcm"t.in&nba1 aucmobile. Es skated that ever-3
mating with BUBQBSB was pract.ic:a.1'3;y' s. :~epe~titic:n at the _pr!:vi0us meeting.éivii that the. last tvm he sen: smmsss was when the lat-tier em: to
his oiffiee in eariy March ei 1951, at vh:;ch time B.BR~t1¬SS task him W lunch
at ,6::nat.s Rest,a:r:~a.m;, 1622 Yamont» Mremxe, K. $3, in arder" is-a mciprnsata
for all of the drinks um. he had been ;¬la:nishe1: : at the Fress cam j
said that at ma"; time Em-:=2§E35 was ill; hm. that he was mt- aware mi 1¢.n¢_
natime of this illnassé In cmnnectian with thia lun8}1ec»n meeting, ii
mentioned that EURl3E.3F.> haai driven tn Bwnas mm him in the former:
Lincoln Bvntinant-&'.'; and he had pazjked bet-mega tam signs <iesfLgrmt-ing a
no pwking loading mm, ullins that e 4di4é::*% have tn smrr? absmt.being, illegally parked. since he was a diplomat.
said that usring. the iima that he had same asso::iaticn
V-with BU£~L¬TEr38, the law: talked ammt jcining the Heirnpnlitan Slab in
¥&Shingtr.':~n, D. $5., but he tza decided ag~<'=:i.nst deing that because of the
six mmntlls umting ywrio requireéd after r.--ha filizzg mi an *ap*p1icatd.on@
ELR3E$5 than ma about joinilig, we PI"ESS Club and talc! him that
he vanld make Eomts iriquirg to cietemine if he were ligible. fur membership
because of his position with the British Embassy. g sLa*bed that in
E-Sarah, 19§l, he wrote KIRGEBS av letter, enosegi a_ Press {Hub &p.;:>1i¢&$iim
blank, and promised ta sp-onsor his mmbership ami ta introd'=.._2<:& him to twoOther '§@t»=rnt:lB3~ §fP3 5 T5~ smwé that he had never irc>m @
BURGESS an this mattar. V
w adviaed that when he £1adfir$b 'iea_tned from the press and
raie that in-To Eritziah Diplomats were missing, even befare their na.m@e:» were
published, he was sure t.ha_t BURGE2$ 92=Ias~ was at them; not because he Hm an
Q0mm92J;3iS*§ q but because he was a_ restless type cf perms mi seemed ae de-
pmls-seéd by his Iaeling that the United States was gang "La get it-he rest
c>f,the uorlzi in a lat mi hrvauble by pushing; fuher in *3-yhina than it aha-111:1.
svai that EUR»:*:w__ _5i5 exrzimeti ma. d.istw:*be:c§ by attitudes mg mm
w:ou.11'5I»1Y; and mat he lanuld will imagine BURGESS 3.ow:ki- » far amfuge in the 15ovie§ Finis:-n or angw-where eise fer that ~mt*Ler_. said
that ,h»:-av had also comsiésred the possibility of E¬URII+i$S5' lcasing his mind»
g miterawd that the masan he believed -that might- gt: so
_ET.15$i.l wag be¢a.use+ BEJPEGESS wok pelitica as serim:,s1,y and though?»mmd States was creating d:i.fii_c-ulties in the wrlci which need net. e::ist.£§
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and that BURGESS had never said anythclng about CoF§u§'_ij-Sm to him ~
pointed out that BUP.GE.S5 had gone to Cambridge University, and that he
consieéiertd him to have E goad family background: said that it washie opinion that felt it mre impurtarit to establish fawily p&'EiLi
than idealistic motives. A
it advised mix suaasss had never indicated to him um he
was being recalled to England, and said that be was in fact astonished to
learn that he had returned, because BURGESS had informed him that heexpected to remain in the United States at least two or three years,
i said that be did not knew how BURGESS has first learned
of bin but stated that BURGESS had mentioned that he kne i
stated BLRGEISS may have learned of him through n, because he,
W knew llllr Q 1u.r'ther advised that n had once
mentioned to him that BURGESS ha-'3 arrived in the United -States; i
stated that BURGESS had I661-w in London dur'in_ mi wan He Siiti,hm-sever, that at the time that he met BUHGEISS, & had already left -1the United Stat-es and had gene back to Eu.rope=.
advised that he estimated that during the approximately
six weeks that he had contact with BUEESS, he spent a total of about ten
hours with him, He stated he had never heard of DONALD PLACIEAH prior teehis disappearance, and that he did not recall BURGESS ever having !
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was inteniewed by Agents mi the 3av&.1'1t'1&h
Field Diwriaéon arzzaii avdvised mh=:=i.- he and his wifs haw} attencisd sa cmczktail
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was intarviewed, by &g~£':*I:t£¬ of the Sava_nah. F1811? IFiVi&%i§.92-n $216 aiivise-5 that.
QUE 5';,£§+1G% was unknown to him and had never cunt-act-ed him.
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kw! ,5advised. that the shave mlephcmenmber was sssignedé ta? the ii~§t1nQmiE.> Stabiliaation Agency, éth Street uniAdams Drive, 1.11 Gctmber, 195$ L
e ufaéh ing'{.D!1 T315-phc-I16 'irectc»r§* x~ef'le:t;s, an one by the nameof ncir any swnme having ¬'»E1¬}>h0nE numlbez-*Q It wasnoted that one is: listed fc»r ui%~h
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a.dxri.=a"»e:i he hat; naver heard of GUY EVLIRSEQSS and ha never Men 3°Q.@ai11i;'='sd _with any-me connected with the E1-nish mbassy. He tzmuld furnish no W
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did research work, gathering background info:-rnatianifor ne]-=£;:>s£e;-is and
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be furnished tnis information stated that he gut. it from s source who is sometimes reliable and sometimes urxmliabli-"
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¢.....¢@@¢%I,i, whc he said, however, seemed ac be uninterested. ii stated
that be had not contacted anyone tlse with regard to this matter.
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while the latter was in the United States and be saw MACIEAN
infrequently in his capacity as a repartar. astated that he had
no information regarding MACiL.ElkN's political sympathies. Es stated that
he was not acquainted with GUY BURGESS. a described PLQCZEAN as
height,S1U"' to 6'; weight.,1-E5 to 150 pounds; hair, dark brawn; eyes,
pale; Cnhpléxin, sallow. Se stated that he knew of no distinguishing
ma:-ks, but stated that HACLEAN was very wall groomed, and was meticulous,
precise, and fastictiozu in dress. He sated that MACIEJLN always wore n
v 1-v h:->,.-.n.-v_ mnsszivn ar rim: on his left hand which conainnd no stun! ,.. .
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With regard to EURSEES and !*[email protected], he adzistd trzzt he ha
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thecrj: shat if t."1e}' has i:IoI':r,ati-:-:1 to sell, it =»';s1;1c' be mere logical
tn sell it in the Unit»ed States than in the USST. bv=cz=:-.159 the big
msney is here in this country: stated that in line with
-this theczry, he had consfdercd the possibility that MACLBUC and
EU?-;3f'.S£= ¥-';lg'nt- possibly he in the united States. I-ie snatezi that in
¢0t1.'.-&:I.i01',|92-cifh this ;'1c=..r'y he ha-:3 <:c:1t,act.e:;- twc. pecple only, 51¢
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and a:"»-'a11ceé his ti-1<=;»1"y tc them. st-at-eci that he
did rut advise" .'_ 0:" L:-Qt he bar. o1;;r=i.ne:3 his infannatie
from any person er soLr ce,bu_'h rather that he had given L0 themmtL"G3Qf as his personal opinic':1'1 of what, he 1'.h0u,;h; was a good possibility. J 1
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191459 to eggtember 23,» 19146, the telephone number 01'-dway 2629was assigned to I101%ALD PIACLFAEJ at £716 35th Place, I¬¢n"¢9 Washington, In C, g
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The telephone number of the Lafayette Hot-el in Washington,
D. Ch, is District 14210 according to the current Washington, D. 0.,.0 Itelephone diractoi. ii
of the Lafjgrette Hotel in k'ash§'.ngtn, D 0., advised Special Agent
hat the hstel records for the years 191114 through
191$, had been destroyed a that it would be impossible 110ascertain 1! I-ULGL'EAN or ihad resicled at the hotel durl !that period,
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recalled that the IQACLEATES had_p1"evi0us13T lived at 2?lO 35th * Place, KW. , and that DONALD I-iACLF~'é%I was connected with the
British ipiomatic Servicet ' stated that she spoke
to I-ire, FJACLEAN on several occasions as a neighbor but that they
had never visited with one another, and that she knew nothing -of the MACLEANS social or business activities. _ i ip!
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o-gi, stated that he recalled DO1*..i.L'J I~;LACLE.AI92' "es a quit and 1*
courteous individual, end that his wife and two children resided
with him, He stated that he had at one time met I'LACLE.AI¥*s mother
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principally occupied by people attached t h Erit ih-E:-foassy, Vand was_at' one time occupied by '_..;_i-. .. » _ .1 . ' F
V->1... ._ _a.;;__A-. _'-_ --,_ . jr-;;._r.,,_9-L;*,_ _~ , K. _ _ VA _ _ j .-.____ H ,_i__--.- v92 . __- ""' e _ _ . stateo tnat his 8CC1Il&lDv&.l'.lCB withthe 1~..ACL£;A}¥S was of a "back fence" nature, and that he had nave "isilfed in their home !
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visited in one 8I1¢T,h¬I Si]11OI!$B_. and that their acquaintanceship was
only e speaking one it could furnish no information
concernirg the PQACLEAIIS, but stated that she was at a loss to
un<1eI"sta:1§i the recent disappearance of DONALD MACLEAN as he seemed
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both advised that they recelle that the LE.AI§Sag
residee for a time at ?"'-'10 351th Place, ILWU but that they had not
been acqueizated in e.:-; warmer with the MACLEANS and could furnish
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.~-_a SLEAETS, and tat he had. done gardening work for them on several
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com-arming E.A?f$ Ami cc-=;.lrZ_ furnish ms in;":>1":r.-s.=tiV:m cn<'>~a=:z'*n:1r:";gan? Qf thvev " ma" sezwzmts in tV31=e= F-Léidmll hmusehal-sh Q
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~V . WV ' - ~_.. Q sh acivis tin 1*; ne bl.-1d3Li.A§§$ mac: tu~:> cwlzrretie e 2:
girls ssnt frm: Jszmics, Briti.sl*1 HeVst Inies, who stajye- far aoat
0:15 fgesr but hsai be-=3-;r1 sent» bezel; be:-a-.15»-e they pr*c=v+<;-:1 lxzs-atis-factmryr
Sine st-a::Ve~::E that tVher>+:=a=.ftez~ MACK-E.£.1I aent tc ffwance 3?<:::= a French
w:»::e2=;n whcr hm; 5:-rsvic>us~V3.}' a»~a:~1*::-uni 1 V:>-1* Eaizzz vi:-er: £1-:~ was 5 bachelar in§-&r:Is.V gncarirg t;c: this 'f:*'e.' .*:§."_- '.~;c>m£~..1'; 5i;&§<_=.' hri.1§l'.'1
tha }~1_é£1ilE.l.f».T-FY55 u::'::il'1;11e;92* m~:>-ve to P treet is Gec~r~,3.etc>sm at which
time size I&§I-'glIIiE¥£i ta France She:-= stateai that semetime later, wilile
in France, this French woman wrota a lettar arsssed ts the
m<><:1.;.;:an*as of 2?l¬3 F1.ace" in uhi¢V;§'i. sir:-V stated that she wishad
to :~.=:-tV~.A.t=n ts the Us-itei States a-zivyi sea 92:;:*;s.*c. this latter had
b~;-ear; refs?-re :9 harm 5:15 thezt she in turn refarreri it to
$~11§w1"1:t-- knew esire-ti to E French. maich
She statei that, 'si:;e szzn-saqxlently &1*i*"EJ1§§e¬ for this to
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awe-i:V'1;1.*r*:1 ta ime ;.i?1i£7~}%92i E.ts.;@$s where she '5-:2-::;?;e»:i f:2:~ i:1';=»5;:;.v,_m~ e, time,
~;;bsaV;;i.;ent it-2%g;:V-i:;~:1 has ¬1etVem:ineci the name :31 this French iwammn an be E.-. 6 W
V ; u:t11er aclvisev tVha.t size never saw the
£~iVCL:5.:;§IS aitVer' tl;z¬%}T' msvetl Isa P Ssz~v:=:=et, s-"..;'.m, &;'r1&"£ she ha-:3 nmrer
visiénsfi theilr .¥10meV~ She stated that she thmught the reassn *2-he
i*;.~?.C3i.-'V:1.£§.3'§5 had mmze Tram 2?1¬l 35th Flace, Iikh.-, was because mi sama
guestian ef §$§vh;us§ there being s&1d» She further advised that a11¢ was emplye by the I.-aura E;&.. 1an :=:ea1 1-;5tm:VeV
ffice, was m1c.ouci:ed1§»' the perscm was hamileé aha $2.19 of thehnuse.
&:.%vise:.? that he
hail neV ~VFeVx* kl1C>h?2l time ]~1AC;uEAI¬& anal ccaulrzi fuami sh n-s infsrmatimn can-V¢Vernin,g them. Q
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$11e3iALSA}IS mswed into the reisidvs-nee at met aro1:L1.c1
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ha a F?anch maid whQ:.she believe to bs crippls and R cask
who a=;;>pe&red ts be of fore-ign ~e~rz<;t:"&rir1:11¢ QM-1113 fu.I I§..i_$»l'11:10 further inform-.ti<:>:a cozy?-arming, the riéil- IJ£:".m;S.92 .
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she- thought the !*1.§.1TL_T~I..&1§E» to be vary §ir:._e. psoéples anci stated that
D@K£LD NACLEA§ was quite fon af his chilren, especially the olsr
onm She stated that I+£.%¬iLI¬I$.I * was ::~m:1;,1a..*:i0*r,;;a:1e clue-er.fu1.§ hat:Eilnciiai manners, amt}. was xlever c:*c=ss.- aéviseci *;Tt1s*t:~ 7
she had never Ssen HACLEi§ *drinking wita QUE exceptian when he
once Visited her hams and amcepta a glass sf sherry. H$he aaidthat he reifuseii the Qffer of 2. s&<:.0-mi £§i$-?~ wé?-~
Q12 ta say 1:i:mt- 3~.A£I1LS§-.1»? was very a"::=s=snt-~n;i.:1de enci aita as an
examgle the fact that he wcul leave his utcmmbile wiah tbs ew:Upen aliiw:L_ng dogs arse} aats to climb §.nt;c:»~ the anal slee; there
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waevs ii the w~=-Q2115 we rritte V" I {Q _ _ C _ U 92 V W H» '__ ;:__ . .._- é ._< .,e_,:__ _ . I .. ._ ~-3.1 . _ - ,_A H;-, S. H o. ._yv V »-,.< , .'q;;v____¢_; .:_.__ ,_ _ _,.-. ._._- I ._;;,_ A . _. _
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first met EOE¬.$l£> *3- Q3? :3-.l1»e.z* of 19L;~:i-
nil S'{»&*;¬3*I§. t-hat ha bad
leased the: p1'*e1*aises at 33525 P Street, and that .§";~.ASLE.AI»I, being the
prior tenant, talkef. with him abcxlt the prcg:>ert5*.. $4. statmi
that he had invited EASLEAE is his heme ne evening far a aacktail
and as he IBCEl1.§§ 221515 game ti? f<f.=*.§f3l.Ez1¬:I¥2 homé on &..'2c>ther evaning
for a ceaktail. He avised that EAQLEAK seams to him ta ha a
%$pical British Aristocrat, ani sai that ha aaw nsthing ts in&i=
cats that MAELEAK was csmmunistically incline. e stated§ hawever,
that he aansidsred PLACELEME to be scimeuhat erratic bacause of the
c<:.=nc1iti@n in which 1'12 1'i8Ll§ left tbs: 111:-.:.se when he mcwezi, pointing
ant that after 3'T.iii;L%92¬ maved Fran: hi$ reaicience at 33.26 P Street
his,iIIIIIIl5 aughtar foun a letter on the pPemi5&$ addresseé '
"Dearest MELINEA", an recalleé th&t it was a somewhat unusual
l&ti;$3:*L, the szietails nut; being, recalleci by
thereupmn gelephéneé hia resience and askad his daughter, gllllllk
3&9! to;a§visshubas.she reeslled cmnaerning,this lattarg She
ariviseci that she had fcmnci the letter as the aorstep at 3326 P
S~reeVt, IMF», when they movea in and stated that she: racalleai tha
letter ts have hs a very grim tgxt iniaating that the writer was
sitlzet gsing away GI was cr3ntem';@lating§ sL1icide,, She fuz"the:'* racalleci
th§: the handwriting was vary difficult ta read and that the letter
sand somathing to the effact that I am gming aw&F, take care sf
yourself". She further advised that sha ¢ou1dn't recall any
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passags in th lei-tar indicating that the avitar V85 !"I§LIl9213A§
huvslsan-:3, mi stated that the page ~:o:'¢te.iu:i..m;; @3218 E|ig_z»ab1::'e,- if there»
8&5 Gm, was ;-vi.ss-mg. She aéviseé that nun»: sf the msierial {amidon the pm=r.isea w1z~.e:; tha3.~ mgvei in ha ::»een.v}<evp't and that it hm? all
been throém nut
' " , esm;:.~lc,yed by fits Laura Earlan 5-:5 $¬i-1':";_f:»EE§F Rgl *
E$&s £.e Agency, IEGFQ lS~ t=l*: Street; kl, fu2'r.c=.»&he:ci the recvrds c=":»mte121*
ing the i-enanvcy cf }2isCL?.1$.ZI at 2710 315th Place, !£}i7.=, and 3325 F Eirlt-S
E--V kl in cons:-&=':t~i§=1i s-:l't.h the rental by J'iA-*3LE$.1<' uf these ;>:~err:ises,
ii si=§=t~:cl that she haii @:»m.n@§ rm as a ~:.¢mm., tram the British
Erz-.:a_,.=~§;r, an t 7- J61 -'$E"_..'*_f.'_é iver. as r£>.fe':"=e1uces E-he names f §_,,,_H@__,.¢-*6'0TRE»BC#¬Ji¬{ bot; oi the Eritisb Esnhasa=y¢ Q
The reczurda furnishei by :~efle::tQ<i. that
51$-;?E§..§&3 'ii&.£ 2 t-erazmt at EYLC; 3;{=Lb Place, kl £0; i"r<:s*¢ -3-§rw.a;r';v 15; 15-Pl,
tghwqugbz I?&£1:mbe2" L, 191:?» His ;j.-mvicsus resiéeriee was list-ct? as 6
Xalmraria Fined, Eh ink, in can vkccsrdimg. W these
rm:.::r<'i5, an Dan-ember" L, l9:.;v?;i-_.a?@§l§;,_§,¢»_}; m"v'eé ta 3326 1? treat, 3% ,,
which §l c="p¬PI't}' was» cw-=*m.~d by 8
sta.t.¢c} that ah: iaari handled the ;»ra>p:1"b3 for m, arse. that the
latter did moi knse [email protected].?;#;}.Z Tine» ;*e¢_;ard-B» cf Lbs $5611 Estate ,£.gam;j:
ce:,Lain~ed a talegrm at-ev July 16, Z{§i':5, at vQw:~Q1.1¢_; Sew I rk; from§=:r:LE;..:: advising um: 8 Lay hazi mm mgr: -..~:m~@ {me c:i ma
B:'*it.iskz E:rft;assy@ This filse alas cw.vt§i.r§-.=r5 a lmtar st-ed August. E,
19%, f1*:3~;r; !*l.k3I.3A!*.' advisirag that he was sailing from Few Fark onSepiezibr 1, 1%. vi
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was $133.13. max-s< 11': Sapmember, 1§;;:1,, wmen DDMLB !~Z_»%.?;.1.i3»._92 was mmgned_ ti: ¬3a.:l.r<> as hemi 1.-::~.f the Shancary fur the British Eaiheaawh
Lccaréingz to w, the "heart- sf a British Embassy
is its &mba.ssadc~I* and the "k.eysL<.>ne" <2! a E»rit.is§- Embassy is
the head of its E.har1*.:er_y ta WHOM the £r¬r-asaador leaks for aid in
e:iw:.iA::is*Lering the mar;,}* d.i?£~r~se activities cf tht-» E;':".s&.s5§@
stated that there was virtual}; not-hing in the way of transaetiuns
in an Embassy that bath tha Am:assad.or anci the head vi the £IE.ancary
were not aware Q13 1-with {ha &r£:¬ptim'1i sf puiicular matters that, tar
example, t-ha King sf ??,ng1an92;3 might have the .§.mt»a5>aad:=r lam}: int-on
Be stat-e"c} that D3>}92AlD» F.AJL£ .$K, while head mi the Shannan" in Ckaimi, me the ability to handle the pnsition, 811:1 thai from the mnment G
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HAQLEAK had arriveé thers in eptember, IQE5, he ha frme th
highest Qpinien sf EA$L£AK*s intelligence and ability to quickly~
grasp the m&n§ fathers involved in cannectian with the wark sf _
the Embassy. stated that he would "have age confess"
that on ne occasien he wen: hams from the EmbasE§.ané mentianed ts
his wife that MaCLE$N*s ph§sical canitien while at his desk is»
patching Emb&asy busines was that Qf'& perssn whc bs been th0rmug;Lfintoxicatecl 0!3 §3.¬:- previcsués night. 8¬=.B.EB that he ' _
ha tc almnst amire MASLEAR*s ability to bald mg under the wavk L
of the Embassy while havigg the obvious appearanae ef une whm wasquite laaded -
Both end; his wife stated that I~iAGLEAI§, while in
airo, ha attendeé parties givan by King FABQUK and pointe cut
that it was general knawledge that FAR3UK's partiss were of tbs
mast immaral type, fer which FARQUK was natnriousf The? further
resalled having bean tol that MACLEAN, along with others af the
Diplomatic $arvice in Cairn, ha gene an a rather wild boat party
an the Kile River. They scatad that for some unknawn ?&&sQn the
boat had .hked about three o*clock in ths morning at which timeDEE ;got eff the baat. e stated tnat MAQLEE, in follewingiill off
ths boat, jumped on him. presumably &ecident&Lh*an brake IIIIIIQ ,~leg resulting in §i"IIé aubsquentiy having ta leave Egypt because
the 1% had faileii 12¢ heal uvgnjp
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Lmae the stazement that MACLEAK bad married his wife because sf herhaving became §P5gn&nt when they ware in Paris _ iilv/
bat}: sataa th.&"c althmugh !"lA-JLEAII <11»,-mt
heavily in Cairn,he bad mat associated, to their knoulege, with
any anti~Sritisb or anti~American paople and in particular never Latiiendéri any Smviet parties» F
§9292 um;aimtad aim; mmzma 1~»[email protected] appearad M,
ha a very simple p@ranAan§ cue wha cnu1dn*t cape with her dutias Eas the wife uf a British Diplmmat» She explained that Mrs MAGLEAN
could mat keep ssrvants, and that all aha svet did in thg av Qf
Qntartainment was to have larga Qacktail parties rathar thanydinner
?&;$§e§ She Qqpther statad that the English women in Caira, in
Qfltllm DY 1*iA@GL}~i.A§*Js ppqpgply attenfi ti! £3,531-,home, attributed it to her American h0u$¬ke$§ing ;!
_92 With_respect tc M§SLEA§ having ha a nervmus bPeak§Qg
in C&ir0,l!lIIiIIIPstate§ that he had left thers in October, 19h9,
ané therefore, ha no knowledge sf HACL5A§*s mervaus breakdown
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which re§artedl3 @¢cu;re later~ He recallsd, hswever, that
HACLEAK ba been hossitalize an about fmur ocuasians in Cairn
bacause sf an il?§§:s that he had picks up while an duty inCsira, g;rpB~ was u::'.;2.n}.¢ to avise $12.5 nature
mf this illness AIHBIIIHIB went mm ta state that in consiering
the fact that MAC1&&H was reparted to have ha a neP?0us breakdown
in Ceiro,.c¢up1e with his knswlege sf MAGLEAH=s $&y~to~ey
rinking , it was aanseivable that tbs "drinking" 1&6 him ints
the assaciatinn cf an agst oi another cmuniry whc by disussinn
therwise &P?&2§E§ such a "jaunt" as this weeken trip of
.,. 2? and BURGESS whith hei been reportm in the new$papers,
llill statsi that anather point ta be tsnsideréi was that
while in Céirci HACLERE ha an sue sacasicn staie that he was
short of mans; an id mat have enough ts apenrlilliiiiuii stated
that he felt tbeErtisL Farsign Office maa aieguata sllawantes
for their emy1ayees< He said that he knew nething uf'any privgta
income sf HASLEAEE but painteé nut that it w&s canceivable that
the lattsr had wéaltk in Englan whivb he Cculd nah use in Egypt,
especially in view sf the fact tI::».~:-;t at that times £1111: Engliah
sterling was mat frasly transferabla no Egypt< He went an to
state that the only rational wwnszrustian he caul give ta the
newspaper csmments an %ASLE$l $living at the aform Club was that
it waa quits the natural thin for him to do && the Club was
close to the British Foreign Qffica, Es said that EAGLEAE'c0uld
walk thraugh the park and wauld be able tn be readily available
far work» He glam ststeé that knowing MACi££H be soulé imagina
him very "cola b§o0dely telling his wifa he weu1§n*t be home on
any particular weaken, an that because wf the restrinte lifa
in Britain ha could readily underatan the attraatian of a weekend
in France» e stateé that he thugnt it p@esibl¢ that both
H$$L£%§ an EUBGE3S may have bean the victims of a plan to which
they lafi thamselves span by excessive drinking He further
stats tba althéugh the baggage of MACLEA§ and BEEGESS was
:r*ep~;;~1'*tedl3' lcft cm the alllp, it would have very w-$11 been possible;
fer tkem ta h&vebeen induced tQ go eahare, He alas painted nut
tbs possibility sf H£CLE£K having had a sudden mental aberratimn V
because mf 111$ "='~-§n;;1n.gi'h,
It was: b-elisf that althcvugh 1~i.AJL'EiA1¬ was 3
heavy drinkar, in matters of high sacreey and military matters
he did net believe MACLEAK wauld have willingly ar even inavartentig
disclosed a single piece Gf infmrmatian . Be state there was
as QU5tiQH_thBt as head or the Chancery in Cairo h¢ was in a
gcsitien to have asaess tn ev:ryihing.in the Embassy. Both
~ 51:16 his wife state-c-I that they har no :e.a.s0n wl*1a%;sc>evet:~
for beliaving there Hera any Soviet angles invalved in aha
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ccwrmverning tbs Emriet Uraien- stated that her reassn
1¢.-r be1;l_e"vi;:;g 3*Le=.EfLE;¬.Ii hs not-hing an dc» wii tin the Soviets was the
fact» that when she and her l:.usban:i h.¢&c'i game tr: E.g.1~"::*r- hag: ranted'bheV3.1* m~m§ tQ , 3 92 __
T-V .' 7 In this aoz.'me¢tVi an she ath-*i.se:.i that
2»1m:I_.;;;ut -ma resided at 3335 P sm~@asV, xmn, am:
£319., e..¬ts.-.:"- e::"':ri.viz1g_ in Egypt while at a party one &V~3§1iZ ;g,,I saici ta
rather ebr'upt1y_, "E-id yvu Imam tlmt ts: mam to wham
yam renteci ymur hcruse was a c:Qmmnniat'?' .> amid that
slag did not mew he was ea amrrmmniat.» She ssimi thst- had
maa the feregming sV"ha.tement in a rather "t:.z*uculent manner anti
wl"1il.e "<:i1"in1~:1n;:"». Ema stated izhat her conversation with l§A{1L3.1§licwr:c§=.~.~:=r=ing, g was r.ii$c0ntVim1ed._at thig pgrin ..fv.rth.e1"" stated z.1+;V&<: ~
had since zwznarked tr: her that ' had invited the I~L¢a{1LE;¢%l*%'S to
his izwuse far nccktail parties, but that FIACLu:.A1 -:3 bad never aiatended
mad that. thg two auparerutly haai nothing W {in w?l"-21:1 one anutharg@1153 stated 12%;: the remark macie by mcnsma he bar
conae:.=ning ' inclisataci ta hear that 12* was nst in award. with
Soviet; thinking Bath qr the ~st&tad that they had 11¢ Vl£nQ1~'le=ig-9 Q-®nV1:'e1"nin;g GUY BURGESS.
ill " n'1 e .1¢3."m¢'l i ve,~Vstige.ti¢»n was ccmdu.ct»ec3. by pecaial Q
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in and that pwas ess0¢:is.te-ti with the British
. Embassy They" bet}: stats?-<3 that the ' '&pp&2antly ha roamers
from the» 51'-1 ti sh Enbsssy" on D»':¢8SiQ'I1S but that DQ}¥.éL.D FAGLEAN was
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The records of the Credit Bureau reflected under date_
of March 7, 19h7, that DONALD MACLEAN and_uife, MELINDA, resided
at 2710 35th Place, Howe; and had been at this address for three
years, having lived previously in London, Englande The Credit
Bureau listed MACLEANa employment asFirst Secretary, British
Embassy, Hashington, D.C., and as having held this position for
four years. It was also noted in these records that MACLEAN hadbeen with the British Government several years prior to his - -appointment as Secretarya
CRIHIHAL
reflect no information concerning DONALD HACLEAN or GUY BURGESSQ
reflect that BUBGES was issued a diplomatic c'irivers permit liumberT8O£>3l4_ on August 25, l9§O., The application reflected BURGESS was
born April 1 , 1911, and gave his residence as the British Embassy.
No traffic violations were listed The permit application contained
a description of BURGESS indicating that he was five feet, eleveninches tall; weight 173 pounds; and had brown hair and eyes» Q
The title registration
reflected that BURGESS was issued a diplomatic tag, Number 10714., in
1950 for a l9L;l Lincoln convertible coupec L.
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reflect that non noes Nae isu diplmao-r'e1
permit Humber 5612014. on July 111., l9L|J.p@ MACLEAN*s residence at,
that time was listed as 6 Kalorama Circle, N.W=, The application
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pounds; and had brown hair and blue eves An ampli-
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sation far
address as 2?l0 3§th Place, K.W.
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LONDON. June 32.-An Arneri-i
can "third man" was introduced
today into Britain: mystery of.the two missing diplomats. iiThe London Daily Express said -
Guy Burgess. one of the two miss-_ing British Foreian Office men.I
broke a date with an unldentiliediJimericnn medical student livinliin Enaland. and went o toiFrance. i
The newspaper hinted that!hlaclimail by Communists was in-
volved in the mystery. ii- Mr. Burgess. who had been
runder euspension by the Foreiini{OM68 for misbehavior, disap-ipeared May 25 with Donald Mac-
ihean. another Foreign Oice em-
'pleye. The two had been drink-
ilna companions.i Mr. Machean was head of the*Ame"'can departmen at thei
'1'-ore ri Orlice, a high 5* respons-i
-ible osition. i
. '1 two were trace i_.0FI:9211c!,
There the trail went cold. Somei
suspicion was raised that the tv-oi
ed behind the Iron Curtain tor,unexplained motives. ,|.The Express story quoted a rnaniwho had been Mr. Burgess room-i
mate for H years as saying Bur-
gess. met the American medical-
student on the Queen Mary on
his Way back to London. afieri
havina been recalled trom a minor.
post in the British Embassy in
Washintton. [
The roommate said Mr. Burgess
told him oi his plan to take al
holiday in France with the young .
American. beginning May 25, but
that at 5:30 pm. that day, thediplomat received a telephone callwhich appeared to distress hirn.i
the Express said. The account
quoted the roommate: 1"I aaihered Burgess was talking;to M Lean. Alter the phonei
call. G y was very upset. I hesrdlianothe conversation in which hr!,lndicat d that a married iriend?zhad 3 L into serious tro1;Paris and needed help. Ia nediQ M x ' id
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belt to Help Mzehzan.
" it I I %l.1l'r;§s5 le the lat soon a ter-iwar . aayin he was aoii92.i;"!U'l'rm1*Maeuan to see it he could help:
him. Burgess had his thine:
packed for a cruise with the Amer-iean. 1 have not seen or heard:ilinythimz of him since. i.
1 "I hold the view. and it is basedion fairly substantial evidence.
that Machean was threatened bylornethinir rather sinister in Paris
--some kind of blackmail--and
Iinltd help. _"1 should say that the people
with whom Maclcan had got in-'v ved were possibly tram the:o war aide of the Iron Cur in. i
he roommate said the er-ii n student has since retui d to
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sat.e11i,i:e' yeeaeis on the Kiel Qljnai;
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I.£a_n. veteran eareerémen in the
British Foreign Omoe. disappeared
late last month tram Enaiand.
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and "specuig.t.ioxi farosei t}1_q.t'_ theynded was to Russiafj
i ay Be Aboard Russian TS ,
' igian police earlier yestei ay,
s d the pair may have left t»,werp aboard s Russian ship. it-
ish oieisis said this wits -news, tqthem. " -* "-
5 The Belgians reported Burgess
and MacLean_ -may have boarded
the Sovietskyj Soius, which, left
Antwerp June 1ior the Germs-n.
Baltic port of Wa.memunde.n_ i .
1 The Sovietsky Soius has not
used the Kiel Canal this month,
but three other Russian steamersl
passed through to the Home from
Antiyerp. Newsmeq could not get
the passenger lists of the ships.
Tip From Antwerp Hotel.
, Raymond Smite. an Antwerp ho-.
itei fkeeper. said a man who gave{his name as Biuaess stayed at his,nm.e1 May 19., The iiuest tted!
{somewhat the description--ol.th_|_:diplomat, he said. ; 1
ii That. date_;wss six»-:ia.ys _be_IoreIthe two were reported missingtgitt time, Burgess""mFs3f_ on -leavfei
fa ailing assignment; C. ; ?'
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um" w"s1;.' mm m:,ammny,- was 1;
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in buy hizuself Q drum and 'sti.ar':.ed; B time nngp1ank.1,"He¥.f" shoutehdi
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. The 12$»: menhadrentad me:
§.cart.lmt aitamuon tar £9 alays
§ W:'13. BI: . back Mumiay, >. ne?
hzalimi avg: his ahimlder. ~ . ~
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British mpmmm me.reup.un' x-am;
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they beaame the cbienta 9! a mm-=
gxmentai manhunt as intens-wg. v-miltigss, as ugly ave; stag-¢y;d;$_ 1
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é A St. Mala taxti. dmer said he
ydrovg mam ta Hermes. where he
iihmlghi me? naught s. train for;
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ham! b£en' reported in
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There are ether memes. Qua?
lmiding the two were an s. mam-§
mum drinking spree: had consiéprr-N;
shin currency»-until the passagkg
of time pushed H-_jbe§ond'* the;
limitzs 0! creclibilitb.
pesskble suicidg Qam thera Q53 1b'_g?n._§i1n_ Um » -i1?£§&§.ving §g_>;uai g§;1§;;§ian. .-': »
The ft-we ham mam" asqsealsz-§
ances in dipismatic circiess in;
Wasmn§t920n.. Me!;-Ban, W210 Ls 38,1
served wm; the Embassy he:I.B§
from -T194& "tn f~19{3.~f Biz, hand-i
snmz, myenseiykzexvons and high-
an-u.ng. he wm~kea.1:-rcaigmusly. at_
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timers. with his .Ame;hea~n--qIi£_e,
the :erme.r- _.Me!§.min Malina
¢3¥15@Ei<>. he ¢nt1ert~ained__e.11-s1Bei»:'
icamy in hm. hams an-_£3<&erg::-1;
tewxvs P at-reet. sttqnda the naval;
roumi ofdinlnmntis nan&es-.-and}mated ma by piaymg tennis.
' He behaved in wathwi
in.i¥@n_,_~ln§ in remmnbamd as -omf
of the nicest iallaws 31m squid
éhépe In mum". fnranslerreu ;m
Ga-1:0. hwvnr. as Cfozmselm" ori
me £mbas§§!. ha seemed grmuail j
w Mi Winn ta a sari at news.
and mbrnl hreakawn. Kiss men .~,
imisi» it "vm. &imp1lY- me am 1of.-svsrwark whim did -it. In an
ewsnt. he beiain ta ~dr1mc has-d;;Q
His hinges became wild wzures--.~."
"he was imlkwd. was ' ~nm*,=_.a¢q921aimantrs. ta throw b0l;§1Bi_=.§
amunclf i=inaL!.5*.' when Ira: 1:»-
vaed tbs aartment at an abseni.
mend am? sznasiwd atrw menu.
he was mcalleri in .I..c=ndma. §h&r.e,§
having" madargaine §<s:¢cnmu-mg
t92:-eatsnexwwhinh mpposeky cured?him of his £135, he ave: me.
Foreign Dim-e; Ame.r1asn- ae¢§$¢:1.;
.Bur§§:s§. a 49-sfcar-o.1d Mbachelnni
was answer stary. Lika.m::Lean,3he was 5 313-II'1bi'§-dié man {Emn}
*1-nun. He were the aid scheql tie
ma 213; chm stémi next ta Me-»
LvBan: an Fall ,Mali. But ' he
wnsn; the: type. '§~11ss,erv_"ic»a 1
92&"ashi.nzum began tan Navsmbev
and ended twu munths agn, whe
ha was reamed in I-Qpdon. The
reason for his r2c1nlI-~»"genem1~
unsuitabif-3', said * the Fenian
Qfi :a-~w&& lint wfmlh the -fact
rnanm was arrestezi three times
in ' {me day mat hruam tar
dving an miles an hour in Vir-
gima. . Hts axsoctauss at the Em-
bassy say ufrnrny - inat.-~ while
Burgess has! umiouwai inleiiigence.
they alas-fnund him mmwahie at11
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in cm in wasiimzwu, simrsiy be~
cnwsa it was felt mam was lime
he maid da. By me um: he'ieVb:V.
according be as nlase friend, his
s"-maize at mind verges emaiae gui-
cidai. :H¢ was drinking ism ton
much. his habits and pexfscnai up-
;x:_aIi'n¢§ -' became xirozremsiveiy
mm the amass mi nbhzr Sm
ha y oicials to war out his
wt: s--E1-is hairaci oi Amvric. his
f mg oi frustratiun in his names
In Jisitiie like, he had reached the
rank sit actiiini second s-e=:Vre?.ary
and aiready was aver his mad.
Z Ha was s, class: student at the
writings of L-min and haim, and
his knewledie nf the Communist.
aiaieetiz: 1-epurtediy _ha6 cun-
tribumi ta some at the Wesvs
me:-re. cect-ve *di§'ai0matVic Y ex.»
changes wimwha Kremiin. Yet.
I:-Vy tbs um: ha gm. back {mm
Wmhiriguvn, the Famiim Gmce . V V 3 31* " V=
appareniiy mu! had emmgh afiorBan mwm mrauéhi V1-. mi..;;_; V§ -ibeen wnnderim..~ this swing.
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alevenly. He would m:Vs;ueVntiy§
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ifor What he th<mshi:Twag-the=M Thea-ev war: the men w1m_ inem: boa; for 5». Mala. Tmay, iaasi
Jmown each ozlmr casually is
siiears, an in 1_-ansimi, iasi mnmh,
;they--_rzsnewed ma l¢qVp.ninuxnc:-
thin "I'hm~e were mm: wha h
Wluether IȣI.-nan: rwnvary tram
Viihis man!-R1 lnesa was as m:=na.p2_eVi4=
fl!-5 ivwns-supposeé to be;-'iI'1B
iammed law in gpirit. On Aprii 52
§ha made a aceim in: Eoho mam
.;e:1u.b when he" mama mwived
iin an a.ta*921me:1t with g ngwspa-
ashes:
ihim i0isav:. f- 1- %..;;* j2
lifinny Happy Baum: '
But than was nu him. gsenainiy.
at what -was so same." H4 had
§b~:m:£1t. is beaumui. aid 12-room_
aha-ame at Hatsem, near Landon.
Viiie and his wiie were mm; mare
iquiet-iv; she; was. expectmg "her
ihird child. Th: two little buys
baa; thaw '1_n2.asie:s-._"1vIa:r 35 was his
1bi,rt-hda$*.' He' Visit the hmiw 1.5
euauai, but m;V92{srsIwgs'ez.92_ zip atW4--B niike. V :~' ' A
Assuming that Burgess and Mir-
1Le:n 1-xawe mane, or are trymatn.
50,. behind ihe imn curtain. t.'haaa=
Jwnu knnw the ma men remai-1
ihaffieri hi" the nersonaiity c.cmtm~;
d1|';1I;10l.15 vmvuived in "the cam;
Burgess, £01 insaance. is cnnaideredi,
much the mare iikeiy at the was!
$1.0 have been anmermw mvuivad in?
nan attempt so aid Russia. He was;disgusted with hi; i.ife-~he and miIamiiy ,mes;-in bind iiimwami he;
might. have had some s¢,rm.pat.h3 =
Kremi.iascaus-2. His Imliiics warei
iefhi-3&1 McLean. cm the t-her hRn:i,§
never gsave the i5ii£§:iV§E~§i i92'.§1c392~iGn|§
01 §1rqGi§mVmunist'mdem._ies_{~V-V V I!
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1 TEE 3133555 quoted Harold Nicoleon, British literary critic and [ ,, author, as saying that Burgess hated the Americans, publicly expressed. sympathies with Comunism, but heartily disliked the Russians and - ;
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