Congress Investigating
'American Action Drive

NEW YORK (JPS)—The Senate and House Campaign investi-
gating committees have begun a probe of "American Action Inc.,"
new right-wing political group formed from the remnants of the
pre-war America First Committee and the defunct Liberty League.
The new group, believed to have raised a fund of from $750,000
to $1.000.000 to defeat 187 liberal candidates for Congress whom
it terms "subversive," was organized almost a year ago and now
campaigns in a dozen states.
James Reston, New York Times correspondent and head of
its Washington staff, in an article on American Action Inc.. listed
some of the associates of the new group but failed to mention
that Franco propagandist Merwin K. Hart, Queens Coughlinite
leader. Robert M. Harriss and Upton Close, radio commentator
and writer frequently quoted in the native fascist press, are among
its sponsors. Mr. Reston describes American Action Inc. as a "loose,
somewhat vague organization" which "does not seem at this time
to be very influential." He quotes the organization's head. Edward
A. Hayes of Chicago. to the effect that it has collected only $50,000
so far and will be formed to reduce its activities. Later, in the
same story, Mr. Reston quotes Gen. Robert E. Wood; former head
of the America First Committee, a "contributor" to the new organ-
i7ation. who estimated its finances at about $110,000. According to
General Wood, American Action Inc. has nothing whatever to do
with the foreign policy of the United Slates. with which the original
America First Committee was primarily concerne,d, but Was organ-
ized to counter the political tactics of the CIO Political Actions
Committee.

The Hangmen
Are Hanging

By ABRAHAM CAPLAN

The hang nen are hanging. aye. let
I-.ing high:
t
foul carcasses dangle in the
I. •,
sunlight,
L., world may see and learn
Tha'
thereby,
Th.it the souls of men may start!,
at the sight

1101* id the heavens with. thet I
blasphemous speech
And goz:ded the hearts of the craft
and base:
They c., iscrysd the earth as for as
t hey could reach
And v rought abysmal defilement
apace.

The

Lik ii ..an of old. they plotted and
they planned.
But un , Ize Hainan. they singularly

The venom they loosed In every clime
111,1 land
Bredas•rpent brood as yet not quite
impaled,

New Mary Borden Book
Apologia for Spears

NEW YORK, (JPS-Palcor)—A
book by his wife, noted novelist
Mary Borden, seeking to vindicate
the Near East policies of her hus-
band, General Spears. whose in-
trigues against Jewish Palestine
when he was stationed in Syria
as British Minister to the Levant
were exposed, at the time, by
Moshe Shertok, political chief of
the Jewish Agency, has just ap-
peared under the imprint of Har-
per and Brothers. The book,
"Journey Down a Blind Alley,"
purports to be a report of her
activities as head of a Free French
hospital unit. With this book
Mary Borden joins the company
of Freya Stark, propagandist for
British imperialism.

The hangmen of Hitler, the vile. ra-

11:1C1t , LIS

Ricky.

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Eighfsst

CreW.

The ev I I beasts who walked and
talked like men.
Who did to death six. millions of the
children of the Jew.
Found man'dnd too low for their
es quis:te ken.

Justice Before Business

Iraq Jews Appeal
For U. S., British Aid

JERUSALEM, (.TPS-Palcor)___
with
Charging their contact
world Jewry has been severed
by government orders forbidding
the entry of Jewish newspapers
from overseas, that a ban on the
teaching of Hebrew precludes
the transmission of Jewish re-
ligious teachings to the younger
generation, that discriminatory
practices have deprived them of
their livelihood and pf their
rights in court, Iraqi Jews have
appealed to American and Brit-
ish Jewry, through the Palcor
News Agenzy, to intervene in
•
their behalf.
Ninety thousand of Iraq's 140.-
000 Jews live- in Bagdad,. the rest
are scattered in townships and
villages in southern Iraq and
Kurdistan. The "internal tension"
refers to Kurd uprisings with the
government using the Jews as a
deflector.

Jewish Veterans to Meet
In Atlantic City No.. 27
NEW YORK—The 51st annual
encampment of the Jewish War
Veterans of the U. S. will be held
in Atlantic City, Nov. 27 to Dec.
1, it was announced by /Vlajor
Maxwell Cohen of Boston, na-
tional commandet. Headquarters
will be at Hotel Chelsea. Con-
currently, the annual convention
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
JWV will be held with head-
quarters at the Hotel President.
Mrs. Alice Gilman of Malden,
Mass., is president.

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- DAVID KAY, president of Shell Products Co., (right), snows
with PIERRE VAN PAASSEN, distinguished author, used his ad-
vertising space in New York papers to demand punishment for
Hjalmar Schacht, Franz von Papen and Hans Fritsche as major
Nazi criminals. He believes that punishment for the perpretators
of atrocities is more important than advertising his merchandise.

Six Injured by Explosions,
Eight Detained in. Searches
JERUSALEM (JPS—Pakor)—'
Eight persons were detained and
a large quantity of arms, am-
munition and high explosives
were seized in searches of Jeru-
salem. Nathania and other parts
of Palestine Oct. 10, during
which a military expert's hand
was blown off while he was try-
ing to dismantle a mine discov-
ered near the entrance of a mili-
tary camp near Beit Lyd, the
government announced.

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They hailed the lie as truth. be-
smirched the truth with shame.
They filched the age-long. ha , d-
troasuries of states:
They rii , s,d betrayers to strutting. tits-
11,1 fae
And se •:7(67 - 6 -3 brigands as nations .
potentates.

They thrust high the sword of perfidy
and lust
And charted mankind back to the
ancient dark caves
Where the hairy, heavy-footed ances-
tors grovelled in the dust.
Quick to make their shelters their
fellow-creatures' graves.

With subtlety and cunning and Sci-
ence's devices
The Huns reached out across the
heaving seas,
Engulfed the earth in a final. crashing

crisis
When mightier

power than theirs
flung them. cringing to their knees.

The

hangmen are hanging. aye. let
them h - ing high.
Let their foul carcasses dangle in
the sunlight.
That all the world may see and learn
t hereby.
That the hearts of men may startle
at the sight.

Jewish Refugees Released
From Camps in India

LONDON, (JTA)—British au-
thorities in India have released
from detention camps practically
all the Jewish refugees from
Germany and Austria who were
interned in India as enemy aliens,
it was disclosed in a cable from
the Jewish Relief Organization
in Bombay to Samuel Silverman.
Labor MP, who intervened on
behalf of the refugees during a
recent visit to India.

Raid Uncovers Huge Quantity
of Stolen British Uniforms
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—A huge
quantity of uniforms recently
stolen from military stores at Tel
Litwinsky was discovered in a
neighboring Arab village, reveal-
ing the increased activities of il-
legal groups among the Arabs.
The Haganah radio asked for
an investigation into the manner
in which the several hundred
refugees who arrived here last
month were deported to Cyprus.
It demanded to know the fate of
12 who were hospitalized after
the battle between the Palmach
and a British destroyed.

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