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we ee > Off Memorndsin ° UNITE TED STAT GOVERNMENT _ ee “DIABCTOR FBI PS r er arch 8 eee eee wou : Ww AR) _ Se SACs LOUISVILLE (105-5 0) LL “INFORMATION: CONTAINED 2 eceenet iene Son 0 AEFPRIN 36 UNCLASS? FIED eS er ee = = Ciba ~DAGESE _ SAREE: ae ot - INFORMATION CONCERNING By, pp ——. LRPORMATION CONCERNT a : we ee, eer | wn st oper oe -. - > “BOS: coe 4D Soy ene - thatthe captioned individual, __ . ‘=... . JAPTHONY BLUNT, 48 scheduled to appear and deliver a ij. .. | wee lecture at“the Speed Museum on March 27 next. While j =" -7 in Louisville, he will atay at the Brown Hotel. He ~f °° 2 arr is expected to arrive after delivering a similar - —{— ne lecture at the Clevelend Museum Ad ‘Art, Cleveland, — —_._—- Ohio. - ar a ery WTEfSR oa ose ee i: ea thet ‘BLUNT, ~ aScordine to the informetion available to him, is «& *Britd ah subject and during World War II was eonected with Military Inteliigence. GRR recalled reading an article which appeared in the U. S. News Report approximately one month ago conoerning the activities of BURGESS ‘~- ~~ +5::; and MaciiAN, the two British diplomatic employees who defected to the Russians, The article mentioned . . contained information thet BURGESS! roommate, who. os first furnished the information to aritish authorities, telephoned ANTHONY BLUNT reporting BURGESS' disappearance, This telephone call wes the first indication of the - defection o the part of-MacLEAN and BURGSSS. cee ee Bowne DVAET ae On the morning of Merch 16, 1956, an article appeared on the editorial page of the Louisville Courler- Journal in Loulaville, Kentucky, with a Washington by- "~ line written by DREW PEARSON, in which reference is made to a certain book in which was foind a letter . believed to be a communication between Communist Agents, —_ The letter was recovered in the British Embassy in Cairo, © cone Seypt, and was postmarked trom Louisville, Kentucky, < dated (195 c LZ . “a. rete ne . a hic | e ; “se - Fie tthe rae fone ings & f Zap . -@g 4 Mar 19 wag fas Pee SS ep Ep pte m