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F2. expires 2/14/455 Hussian Viea #601518 dated 9/30/44 had been issued to here <je + og 6S 2s 24 9S SE 100-17209 . Ss released by the Germans and now reportedly is back in the United States, ; re On October 13, 1944 subject was observed in the office of Pan American . 28 "World Airways, 1324 = 4th Avenue, making arrangements for her departure, In * 96 addition she was observed shopping at Frederick and Nelson Department Store where > 69 she also made several telephone cails. 4t appraximately 4:05 P.M. om October 13, ' of subject met an unknown man in the lobby of the “ashington Athletic Club and oo after conversing with him in the lobby for approximately 15 minutes, proceeded oT to a point on Union Street between sixth and seventh Avenne and entered a Green St Buick, bearing license 4-173066. Subject and unknown driver of this autombile * proceeded from this point to Frederick and Nelson and HELIMAN got out at this a) department store and entered the store, and the driver proceeded alone, HELLMAN ' 99 was observed in the Book Departaent of Frederick and Nelson where she purchased i tt several mystery stories, including "Kent's Last Case* and also purchased a T " oF pocket bible. Both of these were 25¢ editions. At approximately 5:20 P.M. 6( HELIMAN returned to the Washington Athletic Club and did not leave the club for 81 the remainder of the evening. is Tt was ascertained through the Washington Highway Patrol that ee A 173066 is registered to DWIGHT L,{SPRACHER, 729 = Worth, Seattle, ¥ _Washingtome PC rs ~- €f wo , f @ an i b% £. - gb approximately 7:15 AcMe on October 14, 1944 LILLIAN HELLMAN e along with other passengers left the office of Pan American World Airways and 0 proceeded by limousine to the King County Air Port. . + 6 raf 8 g7e at the King County Airport, Special Agent 4 . through the cooperation of the Customs Officer, age 0. e a 9 She carried with her on the plane two small gray and blue canvas duffle bags, ! ¢ with the handles of the two tied together with a leather strap, and ome large ’ gray fiberboard suitcase. In ber pocket book subject carried $52.00 in cash, a . af t cablegram inviting her to visit Russia, several identification cards, passport, ? visa, and other personal items. The passport was No. 603692, valid for travel to 1 US.5.Re, Egypt, Iran, and necessary countries enroute. It was daved 8/14/44 and - 4 And