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a a new Ok a ads i ae? See ta ve pS lt Ils acl gg - an we i C ( ) _ SEQRET Thia article read ta part as follows: _ *Oleudia Jones yesterday won a stay of depor-" tation pending determination of the status ef her health. The action came as a United States District Court Judge in Washington signed a ten- porary restraining order which prevents the Jus- tice Department from carrying out Miss Jones' scheduled deportation Sunday, when she will tbe released from Alderson Prison. Mies Jones will as a result be free Sunday on $100 bond. She will arrive Monday morning in New York.* Records clerk, Federal Re- formatory for Women, Alderson, Weet Virginia, advised on October 23, 1955, that INS withdrew deportation warrant on aubject and she. was released from prison at A.M. that ed ee 8 ee) zs-oCrero q ~ On November ?, 195 > Cen- , trel. office, Ins, advised SA % gub- ject's hearing was held this dats at Unitea states Distrist — Court, Washington, D.C., Judge siding; be subject was represented by In of attorneys, DA of New Yo Citye\ HE Subjectts medical doctor, 8 ELSTER, testified at hearing that subject was then a patfent at Mt. Sinai Hospi- tal, New York City, at his direction, and stated subject's present heart condition would allow her to travel. Mr. GERMAN added that INS doctors who have ex- amined subject conourred with Dr. ELSTER'S opinion in regard to subject's present heart condition allowing her to travels: and that doctors also agreed there is a question of proper treatment for subject's heart condition which should be decided upon before the subject is deported. Mr. GERMAN stated Judge TAMM agreed that the court restraining order prohibiting INS from taking action to deport subject to be extended to no later than November 9, 1955, with the provision that subject remain at Mt. Sinai Hoapitel for exemination to determine proper treatment. sel ee EE Re IL a RE A ee ree meee - = vases