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ahi stated that ae net BURZESS verv well and was also acquainted with the literary crowd at the Cafe Royal. ree a2: thet REG moe eerie as well as an yore in 1 the RYO UD. no ve hab] SF knew 4", also knew PUEGESS, / _ |! a said that emtigtisnnieataietee--ontel ee aero a es | * Knew BURGESS ana edded that tris wae the onlv person vhon he ynew thet SURGE oo might have known in the United States. BURGESS alco mentioned the nsme of a nerson named 9§MMM but could not recall this person's last name on the occasi or or this first interview, statins thet SOME rrobably knew HESHSS as well as ies - In sumnation, te: recoliect ‘ons curing the first interview hed with him were that BURGESS was a nerson of weak character who affected him very slichtly es a friend, a person who, in SME, opinion ard paraphrasing the Time Magazine speculation, would have very easily @mne orf en some emotional flight but SOME cannot conceive of FIRGESS comnitting a major crime. In this connection, eR Grew what was intmded to be ayerallel in EVRGESS's moral behavior betweer his homosexuality and metriotisn, statins that althourh PBURSESS was a homosexual he wes not the type who would connit a ser ous crime, for example, molest children, likewise, sit'ouch QR Knows that BURGSSS was a eteunch suprorter or the Snaniskh Tovalists and their rerime he does not believe him capable of the ~caor crime of treason. Actually, MMRRMMB steted be bas rothine to sumvort anv view with resnect to RECS and was com-letelv at a loss to exvigir his rehevior, stated that to his knowle?dre he has rever me weroopq of SY UATO MT Maclat! snd did not recorrize his ricture, esid thet he aleo did not know anv of FUPTES*'s “oreicr office < Fs aD s +e 4 second interview wee had with oe lapuna Beach, T2lifornia by SA's ar appupeitammagey -— i 17, 1. At this time the interviewine erents 392