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CHRISTINE KEELER; JOHN PROFUMO _ MERE cave that on the one occasion that he ea meet Chria eeler that he found her to be a very charsing, young lady, who appeared to have a good background, > oS According to Mandy Rice-Davies was only 18. years of age when he pe er; however,she conversed like a woman of 30 years of age. He found her cultured, refined, and a pleasure to be with. It waa his opinion that Mandy. Rice-Davies could never have engaged in prostitution. . | GH <--s not know and has never met John Profumo. He claime he never met any of the associates, friends, or acquaintances of Mandy Rice-Davies, of Christine Keeler, or of Dr. Stephen Ward. He recalled that in November, 1962, Mandy had been going with a well-to-do Britisher who was a real estate man, and who died in November, 1962. , recalled that Mandy Rice-Davies told him that she had made a visit to the United Statea with a giri friend, ‘name not indicated, in the early part of 1962, and that she | and her girl friend stayed in New York City for about a week or ten days. Mandy indicated that she had tried to obtain a modeling job in New York and, being unable to do so, had returned to London. A7p) has not had any contact with Mandy Rice-Davies since _November, 1962, except for a cable which he received 1 from her in January, 1963, in which she indicated that she was pianning to come to the United States. He never answered the cablegram. oe a . Oo In conclusion J stated that on the aix instances that he was with Mandy Rice-Davies that they always were alone in restaurants, and that he never accompanied her to any parties and he does not know the name of any individuals, either in this country or abroad, who are acquainted in any jway with Mandy Rice-Davies, Christine Keeler, ox John Profumo. . This document contains neither recommendations ic conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI am loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to ot distributed outside your agency. ce if