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WY 100-8676 Set ore. | The "patiy Worker" of Novexber * ly ene page AE ce 2, ec: umn 3, contained an article captioned, “Claudia. co ot Jones Will Go ‘To Lendons Teo Tl To Fight Deportation . Peate ge Dn ee ae — | “web + Fea , Pyrol osteal Bafawwreataews Pawn Laman a an aah tuwtonai a B Federal oy Varo * 1 pasele aa by 1956, that subjece = Oo AP wo, Was given a number oF extensive medical exeminations, but wo Comes no psychiatric examinations. Records contained no infor- — . mation in regards to subject's mental status, except for. a statement she wae considered of average intelligence. ° | Eenceliencous cit Police artment, advise Aer n meme oe 1955, that on that L, rning Patro on Gy responded to a fire ~’ hy at 50 We ss wow ork City. According to on ; FP unen the officers arrived they learned — aa 2 © subject, who was burning papers in her apartment, | a ae refused to allow firemen te enter her apartment. Firemen “ |< entered through a window and put out the fire sudjec a in the fireplace, stove, and according to Patrolman in the bathroom. Firemen put out these fires and pu the material the subject was burning into trash cans‘and | placed them on the street. The material which the subject was burning consisted of pamphlets, outlines, some phote= arephs, and greeting cards, all of which were charred to the extent as to make identification of them impossible. felerred a aes New York Probation Officer, © ra Te A & Southern District of Rew Yor , advised on October 27, 1955, per | - ml pprole that the following people ere listed in subject's records (pore EE Conmitsie as relatives: - : oo . _ a] ory vend To ee Ne eee ae my ee ge ee ae ee Re ee er ee i peepee eee er er ee er ia deaeemmetientanenetiateen oem denioamite*deieniianimiens ttt ance a eee etme ee