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| . dune 22, 1952 N DONALD Dv. 7 GUY _FRANCIA~Ge URGESS : ve Oo ee, ves interviews’ on June 19, 1951, and stated she las no clear recollection of Guy Burgess. She stated she ; believed she met him througie@lilinger® vhen yeQNWMen was doing soue broadcasts for the British Broadcasting Company during the past var. ; She ulso believed che nat Burgess at parties in Londion, but said she “never . ‘ - recalled seeing him in s sober state.” Qualppegiliearens She said she bad no information on any pro-Soviet or an $+he nae af r- iow Three he aed da +tet 46 sHAlt edn +5 Venienta~Gcs Of TOS Part Of SUPBSRS. ce GEL0 That 10 eG. tion to ber husband, GOP CyEEi, 001 AA, sie ~ believes Burgess would possibly be known to daa on eegibee eines, , RK both of whom abe described aa writers whé are presently in London. She also believed that Poem or WD. aah h , NE se: interviewed on June. as, i951, at which time he advised that he did sail on the Green Mary for England On May 1, 195], and 634 share @ statercom with Guy Burgess. He said he hed very* little contact with Burgess and bad not connected Burgess with the publicity over the wiseing diplomate until intervieved. He sald that Burgese usually left the cabin early in the morning and returned late in the eventing. He noted nothing unusual in — Burgess’ conduct except for some indication that Burgess was drinking heavily. He recalled that on the last day of the voyage Burgess introdiced him to a man whose mans he did not recell. From the dencription furnished by Rt would appeer that thie individual is identical vith may who has previously been interviewed and tie ¢etaile furnished to you, The proprietor of the Never Closed Auto Company in liew York City bas advised that he replaced a voltage regulator in Burgess’ Lincoln Continental