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ny Gaps DETAILS: DONALD DUART MAC LEAN on May 6,294, DONALD DUaR?Tlac LEAN and his wife MELINDAMAC LEAN, nee MELINDAM{ARLING, were interviewed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in connection with the Foreign Travel Control Program. The MAC LEANS had arrived in the United States on this date eboard the Queen Elizabeth. Mrs. MAC LEAN carried american passport No. 112 issued by the American Embassy, London, England on April h, 1944. The passport bore the notation dated April 4, 194 that the passport was valid for travel to return to the United States. Mrs. MAC LEAN was traveling with her husband and stated that her probable stay in the United States would be two or three weeks and that her address would be in care of the British Embassy, Washington, D.C. - ‘( DONALD DUART MAC LEAN had British passport Noe 120698 issued July 20, 1939 by acting British Counsul General HARRIS. The passport indicated that MAC LEAY was a British eubject by birth, having been born in London, Mey 25, 1913. He had diplomatic visa No. 329 issued by the American Embassy in London on March 31, 1944. MaC LEAN indicated that he was a second secretary in the Diplomatic Service and gave his destination as the British Embassy, Washington, DeCe He advised that his wife would probably stay with Mrs. C. W. H. DUNAAR, qqQpeaneswesperasageesese, Tor several days and then would proceed to Washington, DeC. to join him. & er —