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Fas ape ae ee 7 at geet hain - ae ea ~* PR emf Ted Shae 9 ° we ; a ~ Sere . KC #58-75 advised that the letter requesting such help from the Texas Une nt Compensation Commission was sent on August 11, 1947, and the reply was received on August 16 or 17, 1947. This offer was then sent to the Probation Officer at Sherman, Toxas on August 18, 1947. However, the Probation Officer did not approvs the employment offer made by; oy the Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission, and on August 20, 1947 the Parole Office at Leavenworth notified the Parole Board in Washington, D.C. that the Probation Officer in Sherman, Texas did not approve the offer of employ~ meot for inmat@Qglpand also outlined the entire parole plan and requested parole certificates from the Parole Board as they considered the employment possibilities adequate. He stated that in this case no telegram or telephone call was made because there was nothing of a definite nature where a tele- gran or a telephone call would have assisted in expediting the release date. might possibly have been re edulad date set by the role Board, if a telephone call had been made or a telegram used. ee ERE ag