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MS we Me OS Yin the | Dei ly Worker® “of f april” oe “ioz9, page 7, “column hp twee reported that CLAUDIA JONES spoke at a "Women F Deportation Meet * called . by the American Committees for Protection of the Foreign rn on April 28, 1949 at the City Centgk Caging235 West 55th Street, Othe / speakers’ at thie = 9 - meeting included/canorKING a} anzesfALvareZ, reg, FREDEMASHTNOTON, * \ . * a . ¢-. and Dr. BENSTE oe v8 ao 3 ME ak -. 4s i, Ih the "Daily Worker® of ‘Jone 3, 1949; page by column 1, it ws aye a reported that CLAUDIA JONES, representing the Commnist Party, was a member... of a delegation sent to Washington by the National Committee to Free the INGRAM Family, to protest to the: Department of Justice officials seainat the inactivity in the INGRAM (Case. + nee ord een 3 at oven ete ee ay (areas ey fast .. In the "Daily Worker® of May 27, , 1949, it was reported that cham” yo ‘JONES, of the Women's Commission of the National Committee of the CP, was ,- Schedujed to be the principal speaker at an all-day conference on “irxiom, “= cand the Woman Question called “by the Jetteraon School at Social Sofence for - £ . June’ 4 1949. waa ® Mer toe, aac m vised that ‘a proximately 300 mah, wonen.>" oy and children appeared a ar ouse of Detention on June 4, 1949, as + above reported. The demonstration which followed was directed by CLAUDIA JONES. The demonstrators carried posters which bore inscriptions such as "Jail the iynchers,* “Free the Fighters for Freedom,* “Jail the Nazi Murders 2" "Free - American Vets," "Demand Judge MEDINA release. WINSTON, GATES and HALL,"and "Dismies the Indictments - Free the 12." It was also. observed that copies of the "Yorker" were distributed to passers-by announcing that mase picketing pny ble ~5-