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-~ “sae LA 100=22366 3 On October 10, advised Special Agent nin Les Angeles for about a week co i play "The arching wind", and was scheduled to leave that day for Russia. This informant statec that the objeet of subject’ 3 trip to thé USSR Was to confer with motion picture people there as a representative of the Holly- wood Guilds end Councils relative t> the exchange of motion picture talent between Russia and the United States. A Hollywood motion picture magazine entitled "Variety" carried an article in its issue of October 11, 19, as follows: “Lillian Hellman off on trip to Russia - = Lillian Hellman left for New York yesterday en route to Koscow on invitation of the Soviet Government. while in Russia Miss Heliman contemplates writing new play with the seme characters she used in ‘The Little Foxes'. Upon her return next spring she will complete one-picture deal she has witn Hal Wallis to adapt her legit play "Tne Searching ao Wind'," un October 19, me special cont JE vhat subject was departing on the Sowthern Pacific "Lerk" -rancisco that ever.ing anc would leave San Francisco the follew ing afternoon for Seattle on the "Cascade. - bt STD vised the writer on October 10, 194i Anat a reservation for the subject in Bedroom k, Car 72 of the "Lark" leavine Los Angeles at 9 P. M. on October 10th had been obtained by SID ATREET of the Paramount Studios in Hollywood. The referenced teletyne @f October 10, 194 advised of the subject's departure from Los Angeles. On the evening of October 10, 194 Special agents Jim observed subject arriving at the Gicndale station Be earing California license 57-V=356 registered to AGIETT, 725 South Westlake Avenue. This automobile was driven by @ livdried chauffeur and subject was accompanied by a man and woman. The man was deseribed as 40, 5'10%, 180 pounds, black receding hair, dark eyes, glasses. The woman was described as 3), 5'5", 12) pounds, dark brow hair, dark eyes, attractive face. Subject was described as wearing a dark brow sheared beaver coat, a dark blue chalk striped suit and brown pumps. The chauffeur was observed to be carrying a leopard skin fur coat for subject and a number of books, the top one of which was observed to have the in- scription "ussia=--- ", dhe men and womer, both kissed the subject good- bye. The msn was believed tu be URTMUn KODSR, subject's former husband. © RePoRL SD UPON COLPLUTICG: YO TEL OFFICS C. ORLCIN - - t= “aol WS