Chaja Szadba Sztokchamer received transit visa no. 735 at the Japanese consulate in Kaunas on 1 August 1940. Aged 54 in 1940.
Documents
A ship, arriving at Seattle in 1941: list or manifest of alien passengers, the sheet that names Chaja Tauba Stochhamer — US National Archives, Record Group 85 (Immigration and Naturalization Service), Passenger and Crew Lists of Vessels Arriving at Seattle, microfilm publication M1383, roll 261, frame 77 of the file unit “Apr. 28, 1941, SS Hikawa Maru-June 27, 1941, SS Empire Cannery” (NAID 553888815). Public domain; credit: National Archives at Washington, DC.Arriving at Seattle: the continuation sheet, with the relatives named and the destinations, for the sheet that names Chaja Szadba Sztokchamer — US National Archives, Record Group 85 (Immigration and Naturalization Service), Passenger and Crew Lists of Vessels Arriving at Seattle, microfilm publication M1383, roll 261, frame 78 of the file unit “Apr. 28, 1941, SS Hikawa Maru-June 27, 1941, SS Empire Cannery” (NAID 553888815). Public domain; credit: National Archives at Washington, DC.
Manifest of alien passengers, SS Hikawa Maru, sailing from Kobe April 1941, arrived Seattle 28 Apr 1941 (US National Archives, M1383, roll 261; read on FamilySearch's copy) The National Archives' Seattle passenger list (FamilySearch's copy) shows Chaja Tauba Stochhamer, 53, born in Lemberg, landing at Seattle from Kobe on the Hikawa Maru on 28 April 1941 on a Lithuanian safe-conduct, bound for Vancouver, British Columbia. She gave Gdynia as her last home.