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WFO 100-11459 | ' that you know of her serious cardiac, which is a recurrent ailment and release now can perpetuate her life a little mo less bazardouse f. ‘Thanking you in anticipation, oe We 14.3 1 S St if Yours truly, 1. Type of Communication: Handwritten letter . 2. Postmark on Envelope: 5/6/55, New York 26, New York 3. Directed to: Federal Parole Board h. Address of Sender: 20h West 1llth Street, , New York 2f 26, “New York. a 5. Text of Communication: "Dear Sir: This is an appeal to your sympathy on behalf of CLAUDIA TONES wham T wrdeanatand if applying Owe WR ee ee a for a parole on account of her 411 health. I therefore do beg thet your honor do try to see you on granting same. In my humble opinion, her continued confinement would also break her father's heart. I have known this family for many years, mother, father and the other children, they have been very law abiding. Very respectfully yours, /s/ CHARLES A£DAGRIFFITH® kes! | 1. Type of Communication: Handwritten letter 2. Postmark on Envelope: 5/4/55, New York City 3. Directed to: Federal Parole Board lh. Address of Sender: 83 Horatio Street, New York 1h, “New York S. Text of Communication: "Dear Sir: I understand that the application for parole of CLAUDIA JONES, imprisoned under the Smith Act, will be before you shortly. May I urge that you grant parole in this case, especially since Miss JONES is seriously ill and her health is gravely jeopardized by continued imprisonment. Respectfully yours, 4 faf/ TOUTS Rape f af aw Yh — -13- fs y