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. ; . ie offered various ocmmests in comection with the lecture, but aia not make any reserks suich vere intersreted by Saat os being pro-Russien or pro- Communist. QRS cid observe that Burgess appeared to drink to excess, Se eee a ner oily ene He net Burgess socially epproxina two years see 1s Leadon and hed slight af inoue — BD ne BD ae es, | peeet Burgess wes visiting the Laman of "On the Sunday of that week ond Wri ted | Dern oeiieeenrd Burgess to supper et bis home. After the dissppearance <URRM' wife advised hin that Burgess, during the evening of the supper, told her be was "hoping to make a Mediterrensan cruise” but did not give ber any further details, sys had Po ae a ee no Feason to believe that burgess was sympathetic to Communists or to iussia. (& agent a British citizen aSenneneegenaemaen SERENE Up yocee telapnone on tong Talend was called by Burgess, has been =, - mite gaid that be was not accuainted vith Burgess but that he and his ‘wife were 1c ware long-time Srients of SRNR oc Byitiah Rubassy. On several occasions when viet ga QE ane wee driven to New York City by Burgess. In a fron MORGANS 1. GEMM, it wes stated thet ¢ eaaililioaa bss 10 idea of the present location af Burgess and could not believe that be vould G0 over to the Communiate. Your attention is directed to an article in the London "Dally Express” of June 14, 1951, in which an interview is set forth with Wysten Rugh Auden on June is, 1953, at 14 Vie Sante Lugia, Ischia, Xtaly. In this interview Auden reportedly said that Guy Burgess wes a Communist and vas a friend of Alan Kunn May. Auden is also quoted as saying that witle at the British Enbassy in Washington, D. C. Burgess was atill pro-Commmist. It was also eet forth that arcording to Auden, Burgess had tried te contact his on Nay 25, 1951, while Aulen wes staying with Stephen Spender at St. John's Wood, London. It would appear from the foregoing that Auien may have considerable information of interest concerning Burgess and we would like to know the basie ef hie statement that Burgess wee atili pro-Conmunt st while attached to i | the British Eubassy in Washingten, D, ¢. | — # ] ae 2b . ae re Prog ae Fla cet RT TST Patcaee 3 te: ig tatty ist * . . “4 At wo ears bape 2 EE EIT SE ; B ro ae s