“…LARGO CABALLERO There was a statement in the "New York Nation" to the effect that Caballero was still in France but that he had a visa for Mexico which he could not at present use because the only way out of France was over Spain. …”

“…Mr Tewson LARGO CABALLERO. In conversation with Stolz, the latter asked whether it would be possible for us to wire Sir Walter and secure the intervention of the A.F. of L. to obtain Caballero's release, possibly by means of U.S. visa I dont know if you think we might do something for the others, particularly Pascual Tomas, on the same lines. …”

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“…013-0019-001 LARGO CABALLERO. June 18, 1940. Carrillo wrote to Sir Walter Citrine asking him to intervene on behalf of Largo Caballero and others whom he assumed would be handed over to Franco. …”

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“…SIR WALTER CITRINE K.B.E 12TH NOVEMBER, 1941. LARGO CABALLERO. A telegram has been received from Negrin, Paddington, London, saying that Largo Caballero was in danger of being delivered by the Vichy Government to Franco, and asking you to intervene. …”

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