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PG 105-9070 WU LoS iiAL & i PO post a bond in connection with the sutject's request that © ° 4 : wi? ske be given & six month stay of deportation. She added that — Co” Immigration and Weturalization Service had filed a deportation werrant as a detainer and that the subject would be released to INS. Pos on October 1h, 1955, eavised a" thet the subject's fin een paid; that the sutject's re- ' quest for a six month stay of deportation had been denied; and : thet the subject would be released to Tis on October 23, 1955, for imuediate deportation. stated that INS officiais | bee advised her that the subject wou é€ deported promptly and | expeditiously to Trinidad, British West Indies. Mr. JOSEPH SKOSNIK, Deportation and Parole Officer, INS, 70 7 Ue New I'sderal Building, Pittsburgh, Pa., advised Sh ay on October 17, 1955, that INS, New York, N.¥., had filed a detainer in the form of a deportation warrant with the federal Reformatory for Women, Alderson, W.Va., against the subject on February 18, 1955, and requested thet INS be notified when the subject wag . me fot we ee ee ee ee ee ee ed i ek to ke released from said institution so tnet INS would be in a position to immedietely take the subject into custody at the time of her release for immediate deportation to Trinidad, British West Indies. aa -. vr. SKCSNIK advised that the subject had paid her $2000 fine to the U. S. ©. C., Southern District, New York City, N.Y¥., which ~- was a part of the sentence imposed py the court in connection with — her conviction uncer the Smith Act of 1940, and that she was scheduled to be released from the Federal Reformatory for Women,. Alderson, W.Va., on October 23, 1955. _ lir. SKOSNIK continued that the subject hed requested, through the Di strict Director of INS, Phil ledel phia, Pa., on September 13, 1955, that an administrative stay of deportation ve granted “by InS for a period of six months subsequent to her release from the Federal Reformatory for Women; but. this » Fequest was denied by INS on uctober 11, 1955. | . Mr. SKOSHIK concluded that the tentative ‘plans of INS were to » proceed with the immediate deportation of the subject on October 23, 1955; that she would be taken immediately from Alderson, W.va., to Jew York City by INS for probable deportation from New York City on October 2h, 1955; end thet the subject would be flown to Trinidad, British West Indies, via Pan-American Airways on or about October 2h, 1455. CONFIBGAT" St me en ee eg ee eae ee ee ape ee ed a Sena _