Mr. Rankin. Will you tell us?
Mr. Johnson. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.
Mr. Rankin. Who is she?
Mr. Abt. Mr. Rankin, I have advised Mr. Johnson respectfully to decline to give any further information on this subject.
Mr. Rankin. Will you tell us what you meant by that notation, that is, "broader comm."?
Mr. Johnson. That the Fair Play for Cuba Committee is a committee which is inclusive of people of varied political viewpoints and backgrounds, and it is not what we term a—a more limited committee, which would have people more closely associated with us, but rather includes people who vigorously disagree with us, and in this sense is a broader committee.
Mr. Rankin. That is, it might consist of people who were sympathetic with the Communist movement and also those who were in support of the Cuban movement but not necessarily with the Communist movement? Is that what you are saying?
Mr. Johnson. Yes; and who may even be vigorously opposed to the Communist movement.
Mr. Rankin. There is a reference to Lee Oswald trying to dissolve his United States citizenship. Had you known of that before you received this letter?