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} , ee ere ee ma € get anything you desire", . 4 oe ney any a te ne i A eT + ‘Let ; rector, FBI. a) a 7“ It.will be noted that the above quoted remarks have -<s- 2. been written down on paper by MMMM unen he read of the ...8in+"y disappearance of BURGESS and MAC LEAN: He said that when 4 +?-te.2:°° he first heard of their disappearance, he thought that it 0 (So to: would be a good idea’ to write down what he remenberediaf . “i Saree Bigne “% BURGESS! recording. : wee ee re advised that BURGESS was "a homogemal = —< "7" whe beasted of {t", BURGESS once mentioned ioa——_ - ag TER ery that he had visited the Everard Turkish Baths on 28th © J”: ele Street, New York City (28 west 28th Street) where "you can’. = _- re | we a. - Ld . a . wo a, Neither QQ nor gpéliy over suspected BURGESS |... - | of being pro-Commmnist or pro-Soviet. They could recall no ee remarks or actions on the part of BURGESS that would indicate”. -- : he was other than a loyal British subject. As a matter of fact, - . ies oe 3 ° got the imnrargation that RATHI ean Aavatad bm THe arr = mee eS ae oe waite Ww [© | and was homesick. At the farewell par , BURGESS asked _ ; to sing The Cambridge Song, Neither nor ave any —-. . idea where BURGESS might have gone, and they could not recall BURGESS making eny satatements about taking.a trip after.he «© -7t-%.. returned to lend. eg reseed advised tha y- Ala» s-..- not know DONATE Mad IAN. . pointed out that re ae GREG hor been very close to DONALD MAC LEAN for the-past > -{ccE7l + | 20 years since the time that they went to school together. He Oe ie, said that emia once remarked that he vould lay dow hie life OO" =m Sweet Fh for DONALD MAC ‘LEAN. @2@@wseaid that neither he no a heard from BURGESS since he sailed te Rgland. © etate. that he had mailed a short note to BURGESS on the QUEEN =... :- MARY the day it was to sail, He said that in this note, he ~7 °°” merely remarked that he had enjoyed meeting BURGESS. eS <a! expressed great concern over the tape recording that BURGESS had made. He stated that he was as opposed to the Labor Government in England, and he felt that.” eeghe this tape recording revealing as it. did an alleged friendship *-:<" or association between BURGESS and WINSTON CHURCHILL might be ---~ "2 used to political advantage by the present Lebor Government against +z; Mr. CHURCHILL. He said that he had advised the Legal attache ras of the British United Nations Delegation of the existence of this -4 to wer ¥ ' € , : . aan a Nyse . . re eo . “ . - fT oc “) wtet : . . ’ = ~_ : . -ie« hon, rr ir oe . *. : ae ot J ° mee ‘ sr oe area ; a ‘ em ~ = am cm ee abba t,o . Las a _ ame oe —s smamace «sae _