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NY 100-18676 CLAUDIA JONES was the subject for a picket demonstration staged in front of the headquarters of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, 70 Columbus/Avenus, New York City, February 2, 198. WILLIALYNORMAN, New York State Organizational Secre- tary, “was the leader of this demonstration. Approx- imately 100 pickets paraded back and forth in front of the Immigration and Naturalization Scrvico heade Cease toro e4 Mm aw aA wmaae «ft theta Armano ktwmati ne Wut Ul oe The GYiriounced pur pVoeU OL Whe MO a was to denounce the deportation proceedings bcing carriod out by the Department_Lef Justice against CLAUDIA JONES and ALEXAND. ITTELMAN. Pickets carried placards calling for the of the deportation and — "discrimination" against minor ity groups. ‘ It wags noted that at the bottom of the plac- rds“was the statement that tho picketing was sponsored by “he New York State Committes of the Comminist Party. The inscriptions on some of the placards were: “End Department of Justice Attacks on Minorities"; "Tom Clark, Don't Tread on Me" (in this inscription was & large sketch of the Statue of Liberty); “Halt U.S. Department of Justice Deportation of JONES and BITTELMAN"; "Remove Poll Tax Attorney Tom Clark." nh nirbatin wh awa Alban tarn tunmwst ase baled picts LIME » memo? SoS Wwilickks ved Wab tUae & p logans. Some of the slogans were, "Lets got Rid of Glark and Hoover, Free Jones and Bittelman" and "Tom Clark, You Would Deport Democracy," noted that from time to time during It was observed that CLAUDIA JONES marched in this parade from about 12:h5 pem. to 1 peme witnoss: si QA