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Qo SENN! - ates rE ei i Po hie | ee 2 ae ssouthanpten, Englend - Claudia Jonesy... famous woman leader of the CP of the Usa, .* _ atepped ashore here last week, just one... al hahe more great fighter deported from the United | ate States under the Walter-MoCarran Act. But . Lo she stepped into the arms of friends «-. . Johnny and May Williamson, deported under the same act sarlier this year <== and « group of Southampton women with a huge bouquet... ‘of her plans for the future Claudia said: ‘Well, I am a champion weaver and an a journalist...but first of all I mean to have a good holiday and rest.'* 1 £. ieee ee ome LT Judicial Action Assistant United States Attorney ROBERT K. RUS- KIN, Southern District of New York, advised he received a stipulation on September 13, 1955, signed by MARY HM. . KAUFMAN, Attorney of Record for the 11:FLYNN Case appellants - (which includes subject), withdrawing appeal from United. States Distriet Judge EDWARD J. DIMOOK'S denial of motion | for new trial and motion for reargument of the motion for new trial; stipulation filed September 13, 1955, United States District Court, Southern District of New York. The "Daily Worker" of October ae 1955, page 2, ao column 1, published an article entitled, 2000 Needed ‘eo F Por Release of Claudia Jones.” This article was an appeal for funds to pay subject's fine imposed upon her by convie~ tion for violation of the Smith Act ef 19 Qe Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), Pittabureh, Pennsylvania, advised on October 17, 1955, that subject had paid her $2000 fine in connection with her eon- viction under the Smith Act of 19)0. The "Daily Worker" of October 21, 1955, page 1, column 1, carried an article entitled, "Stay of Deportation Won For Claudia Jones." Oc T SESRE?