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NY 100~+18676 a eT RS me DETAILS: ©. ° es ED 7 All informants utilized in this ‘peport. are of known os oe _ reliability, unless otherwise stated. - ae ae a Pr . ce a . _ ee a Gelae on July 2), 1953, that the subject: was. - est d Street, New York City. wwe ae = * a > = 7 AN SERVICE {INS hat TH IMMIGRA a sed on August 13, 1953, t remains on a status of supervised parole with INS un Section 240 of me Act of 1952. [=* @ 3 oh # (ener stated that a deportation order is still outstanding in regard to the subject and that she will be deported to British West In 8 as soon as no criminal action remains against her. stated that INS sent an agent to ask the sub + ian A? ke wh ew rh Uae ou JV Lon Fs if she desire nase a country to be deported to, but the subject refused to talk to tne agent. Mnther advised that the eub ject was presently at the Furrier's Camp, Monticello, New York, on vacation. The informant further stated that continued Communist activity on the part of the subject would be a violation of her parole and she would be subject to prosecution. Til. CONVICTION UNDER SMITH ACT An indictment was returned by Federal Grand Jury in the Southern District of New York on June @ 20, 1951, against the subject before Federal Judge KAUFMAN. The subject pleaded not guilty to the indictment, and following a jury trial the jury found the subject guilty for violation of the Smith Act of 190, on January 21, 1953, in the United States District Court for, the Southern District of New York, . 7 - . All bi eA