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Ayrde WFO 100-11459 5. Text of Communication: "Dear Sir: I am a member of a large union--most of the members aré women-eWe often talk about Miss CLAUDIA JONES==-It seems to me that it would be quite inhumane to keep her incarcerated, (7.3% 350W ' ka ot. *Yourstruly, Nee Yorboll Ny, /s/ sony fies ae = 1. Type of Communication: Handwritten letter se : 2. Postmark on Envelope: No envelope; letter dated 4/30/55. 4 3. Directed to: Federal Parole Board see . Address of Sender: 2006 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, g sagt eet, mon sec] 5. Text of Communication: "Dear Sir: In view of the fact /~ | that Miss CLAUDIA JONES is due for parole in May, and that because of her heart condition, her life is endangered by further imprisonment, it would serve no purpose to keep her imprisoned any longer. request that she be released on parole when eligible. "Yours truly, /s/. MADELINEY@LGRE" Lear! 1. Type of Conmunication: Handwritten letter 4 2. Postmark on Envelope: 5/2/55, New York 3, New York , B. Directed to: Federal Parole Board 4. Address of Sender: ; 504 West lj3rd §treet, New York 3, New York. 5. Text of Communication: "Dear Sirs: Permit me to address you in connection with an appli-~ -eation made by my daughter, CLAUDIA JONES for parole. I am asking the board in its sympathy and humanitarian consideration to release CLAUDIA JONES who is very unwell at Alderson Women's reformatory. Dear Sirs, I am aware pm ee ee ee ee mee ep re