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3 ‘ eee aarp NY 100-18676 CONFIBRNTIAL CLAUDIA JONES was the National Educational Director of the Young Communist League. Exhibit #5: “Daily Worker" July 21, 1941, page 2, columns 2-4 Witness to Introduce: Librarian New York Public Library CLAUDIA JONES was the Harlem Organizer and the Mid-ewest Organizer of the Young Communist League. Exhibit #6: "Daily Worker" December 28, 1951 page 4, column 1 Witness to Introduce: Librarian New York Public Library On September 13, 1948, CLAUDIA JONES was afforded a hearing at the Office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, 70 Columbus Avenue, New York City, before the Honorable W, J. WYRSCH, Presiding Inspector, and EDWARD P, MANUEL, the Examining Inspector. The hearing accepted in evidence Alien Registration Form AR-2 number 5826629 executed by JONES on December 24, 1940 at Brooklyn, New York. On this form JONES listed her employer as the Young Communist League, 35 East léth Street, New York City and stated that the business of the Young Communist League was "educational activities of young people." Under Item 10 on this form which states, "T am or have been within the past five years engaged in or intended to be engaged in the following activities," JONES stated, “Young Communist League, 35 East 12th Street, New York, New York." -4- CONMEIAL