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- de. 4 ! my . oe ‘ ot . 4 oar } oe ET rr Sears s. ’ > on February 3, 1953, Judge RDWARD J. “DImocK of | a the United States District Court,-Southern District of New York, m sentenced the subject to one year and one day in prison and a fine of $2,000. The fine was a committed fine and Judge 4 DIMOCK stated that the defendant was to stand committed until the fine was paid or until the defendant was otherwise discharged ee ps oo rr ne ee Oe ee ee éccor Malik uO Law, and bail was set at $2,000. On February 3, 1953, « a notice of appeal was filed “a for the subject. On February 10, 1953, Judge DIMOCK signed an order staying execution of the subject's fine pending appeal. from the conviction, on condition that the subject submit to an examination by the Government to determine her assets, and agree to post a bond to cover such assets, as were discovered - except for tnose necessary for the ordinary. living expenses of thea sub fant Ler ee wy ve INS «was locally advised by letter of the sub jectis conviction, inasmuch as she is an alien. =~ ree Results of efforts to locate a bank account ‘for the sub ject in the New York Area were negative. . e + It is to be noted that the subject's sernings for the years 1946 and 1950, according to her income tax returns a were $2,30,.l4, and $2,600. It is to be further noted that Se was posted by previous sureties, SIDNE AH fONTGOMERY . The subs ect is | Presently on bet pending appeal . of ‘hér conviction, ; ALUCK and SARAH ih The "Daily worker" of February 3, 1953, ‘Page 1, Column 2, carried an article entitled"!13! Tell Judge They'11 Keep Up Fight for Peace" This article. stated that CLAUDIA JONSS, dynamic young Negro workers leader asked Judge DIMOCK to consider the effect of this frameup verdict on America's children. CONSBEN TIAL