5.

(COMMUNIST FRONT NO3)

These Americans Say:

"LIFT

THE EMBARGO
AGAINST

REPUBLICAN

SPAIN"

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CHARLES C. BURLINGHAM
and PHILIP C. JESSUP

Authorities on International Law

"It [lifting the embargo] would further mark a re-
turn to our historic policy of avoiding intervention
in European civil wars by following a strict hands-off
policy instead of taking affirmative action which, as
events have demonstrated, inevitably affects the out-
come of a struggle in which we profess not to be con-
cerned." (Jan. 30, 1939)

This material has been compiled and published by The Coordinating Committee to Lift the Embargo, Rev. Herman F. Reissig, Secretary, Room 201, 381 Fourth Avenue, New York City, through whom all statements made herein can be verified.

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COORDINATING COMMITTEE TO LIFE THE SPANISH EMBARGO

1.

2.

Cited as "one of a number of front organizations, set up during
the Spanish Civil War by the Communist Party in the United
States and through which the Party carried on a great deal of
agitation."

(Special Congressional Committee on Un-American
Activities, House of Representatives, Report,
March 29, 1944, pp. 137-138)

Cited as "Communist front,"

(California State Legislature Committee on Un

American Activities, Report, 1947, p. 210)