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_ Birector, FEY V 7 “\ CLAUDIA VERA SCHOLNICK, with aliases - i \ INTERKAL SECURITY - C eel == Sg SMITH ACT OF 1910 jo “= RECORDED-327B2 File 100-72390 - Oo / FX-126 Reference is made to my menorandy: of “L' October 21, October 25 and November 3, 1955, which WS furnished nformation coneerhing the captioned subject better known as Claud ones who was released fron the Fede eformatory for Women, Alderson, West Virginia, on October 23, 1955. for your additional information according to the “Daily Worker® of Noveaber 10, 1955, Claudia Jones on November 9, 1955, was given a stay of deportation for the purpose of taking a deposition which could be used as evidence in the trial of George Blake Charney and Alexander Trachtenberg on Smith Act charges. ah Poe Pte dian Tannen on The heariag scheduled for Claudia Jonss on Novenber 17, 1955, eh was to challenge her deportation <order was cancelled. On November 17, 1955, Assistant United States Attorney Harold Raby Southern Distriet of Kew York, advised our New York Office that further _ ation on the complaint charging that the deportation of gz Claudia Jones was unconstitutional and the order to show cause signed by United States District Judge McGohey on 3) November 7, 1955, was to be discontinued under stipulation o/s) that Claudfa Jones would voluntarily accept deportation m to the United Kingdom on or prior to Deceaber 9, 1955. It was further stipulated in agreement that Claudia Jones = would initiate no further litigation to stay or halt her | bs deportation. The Immigration and Katuralisation Service “O ggreed to refrain from further deportation efforts until December 9, 1955, according to Assistant United States Attorney Raby. kn order to this effect was submitted on Teen sO MWWember 17, 1955, ta United States District Judge MecGohey, « Bouthern District of New York; pfor bis signature. mo : Te a PPB —_— ff tcp. ie 7™ INFORMATION iLRE Alt DATE a a 3._f a, ao. aw Leer e- IN IS UNC ON CONTALNE 2S IFIED WIS ALL INFO! ATY 4 NOV 22 fot