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re wen So re ee ge a Office Men::. naum * UNITED SiaLES GOVERNMENT P viy yo; DIRECTOR, FBI (100-72390) |, $9" pate fy) bere: 4p JUL 1 1955 de "AVE An , a fg: 2 Wihom . SAC, WFO (100-22459) . jok (syle) A b Me" gman sce IN RATIN CONTAINER (00 NEW YORK) = Or | _ ! EQN IS UNGLASSIFIED ee jae Remyairtel 5/13/55. DATE. 2 iS -§ Y. BTS os y - role On 5/13/55, Dr. T. C. ESSELSTYN, Staff Director < peek ) Board of Parole, Bureau of Prisons, HOLC Building, First =o A \\ (F64)} and et Ww. to e available t cae bie | SAs the file on subject maintained at that office. Dr. ESSELSTYN stated h did not desire his identity. be protected. Subject's file reveals that she was tried and sonvicted by the Southern District of New York of conspiracy to teach and advocate the overthrow of the U. 8S. Government and on 2/3/53, she was sentenced to serve one year and one day. The file reflects that subject is serving this time at the Women's Federal Prison located at Alderson, West Virginia, and that on 5/3/55, subject became eligible for parole. It is noted that reairtel reported that at a parole board hearing held at Alderson, West Virginia, on 5/4/55, the parole was = - denied subject by reason of "gravity of offense, lightness of sentence and pending detainer for deportation." +, In this connection, subject's file contains numerous communications directed to either the Attorney General of the U. S. or the U. S. Board of Parole, urging the parole of subject. _ The contents of these communications are being set out ) below for the information of appropriate field offices. <p 3 For the information of the Bureau, subject's fi contains communications emanating from Australia, Canada an Germany. The text of these communications is being set out at the end of instant letter in the event the Bureau desires dissemination. a7 = Ble. | , 3 (ges) 1-Boston ae =) (a: .74 394— JE: fp SEE PAGE TWO FOR ADDITIONAL SAN OGL auf gees ee a ee oe . : Se ee ee ee ao ge ee .