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.* ‘ my i" GCOCTTER TO SECURE JUSTICE POR MORTON SOBEL, : ag ee oe es) HT : Saar Be ae eae” aan SR TRE ae _ “Following the execution of at mic spies Bthel and Julius Rosenberg, <-<. atm June, 1953, the ‘communjst campaign assumed a different eaphasis., Its major -: | ““etfort centered upon Morton Sobell,t the Rosenbargst codefendant. ‘The National - committee to Secure, gustice in the Rosenberg Case - a commmist front which had <3" ' beea conducting the panpaign in the United States ~ was reconstituted as tha. | flational Rosenberg ~ Sobel] Committee at a conference in Chicago in October, 1953, and "then the National Committes to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell in the , Roaanberg Caset..."™ (Guide to Subversive Organizations and Publications," dated _ aecemben.l, 1961, issued ty the House Committes an. Un-American Activities; ues: - | Tae t In Sepijenber, 1954, the name "National Committee to Secure Justice for Fton Soteii® appeared on literature issued by the Committee. In March, 1955, As current name, "Committee to Secure Justice for Merton Sebell," first appeared. - Literature issued by the Comittee. ef a Hi 7. er . OY The Address Telephone Directory for the Borough of Manhattan, New York ~ ours as published ty the New York Teleprone Company on April 14, 1966, lists the “Covmittee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell*. (CSuMS) as being located at 150 fifth Avenue, Mew Yerk, New York. a ‘ - 1