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vy @iiae on the occasion of his visit on April 11, 1951 he was staying with some friends, <Sa—qUM eee pointed out thet out that 5 —-—anemastnteias os hed brought BURGESS to The Citadel o” April ll, 1951. wut’ stoted that BURGESS did not give any indication thet he was pro-Communist or pro-“ussian. Further, he did not give any indication as to his futur) plans. - ( f § interviewed on June 20, 1951 rs Mg, edvised thet (ona TEES rea e Citadel and on the International Relations Club at Th rs) aryl oF March 1, 2 and 3, 1951 this club held a conference at The Citadel. He advised that GUY BURGESS attended this conference and also a seminar held at the same place 1 April, 195le 1 @ ee caine he vrovided automobile ¢ BURGESS and a group of others. transportation for recallod that BURGESS read a paper at the conference entitled "Britain - Partner For Peace", which treated Britain as a good partner for nations in the past and pointed out what Britain could offer todaye termed this presentation as a poor paper, He recalled that the only reference to Communism was in connection with some reasons advanced for Britain's recognition of Communtst \ China. «li Zor