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whi sbdiy y siee Uae Parole — WFO 100-11459 BOSTON DIVISION 1. Type of Communication: Typewritten letter 2. Postmark on Envelope: L./29/55, Stoughton, Massachusetts. 3. Directed to: Federal Parole Board 4. Address of sender: 760 ‘Pleasant Street, Stoughton, ; Massachusetts. — Se Text of Communication: "Dear Sir: I am writing to urge =a le eabebhae 2f erthtin wmanlitagc to | an a Maevror wl pPuNyteae Pvasvyg So keent parole to Miss CLAUDIA now at Women's Prison, idergon, West Virginia. If my health permitted, I would try to come to Washington to see you on this matter. “Miss JONES's serious heart condition puts immediate urgency into her application for parole at the time she becomes eligible because of having served one third of her sentence. ~ "As I understand, the policy in these matters, it is not to make imprisonment an act of vengence, or a cruel and unusual punishment under which a years sentence may cost a life, but rather to carry out the requirements of the law in a just and humane manner. J therefore urge your favorable consideration | for parole. ; “Sincerely yours, { . ‘ Ke. ; | , /a/ BERTHA é. \REyworps* ae! } CHICAGO DIVISION 1. Type of Communication: Handwritten letter 2. Postmark on Envelope: 4/28/55, Chicago, Illinois. 3, Directed to: ‘Federal Parole Board 4. Address of sender: 7411 Champlain Avenue, Chicago 19, Tllinois.