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he American citizen with its ac-:ance in the future protection ofWALTER WINCHELL(Continued from Page Six)Iraq Ministry of Education (headed by Jamali) worked actively on behalf of the Germans against the British and against the interests of their own counlry.FAR RID ZEIN ed DIN: Syria's gift to the UN Assembly and one of the Arabs' most important representatives. . .In 1941 this man was arrested as an Axis agent by the Allies in Syria and thrown into prison for three years. When freed he was immediately welcomed back by his pro-Nazi Ira-quislir.gs— to become an important spokesman at the U. N. in tne U. S. A.EMIL GHOUR1: He pronounces his name GORY 'now accurate!). - .This Arabilbo is the chief of the three-man delegation sent by the Arab Higher Committee to the UN. . .British Intelligence brands Ghouri as a Chief Advisor to the Grand Mufti—when the master war criminal was organizing the Iraq Rebellion a-gainst the British. 3. 1. nails this Arabum as responsible for propaganda, intrigue and subversive activities inside and outside of Iraq during tne dark days when the English were being crushed from the East and West by the Nazi blitzkrieg.WASEF KAMAI.: A delegate of the Arab Higher Committee to the UN—and a close pal of the Grand Nazi. . .This Arabigot was Hitler's honored guest in Berlin. He was so bad that the British excluded him from the amnesty they granted to other Arab leaders. Which apparently qualified him as an Arabian spokesman.Before the Arab League sent its flunkies to t h e UN the groundwork for its position was set in the U. by imported sympathizers:AHMED HUSSEIN: Arrived in the United States a few months ago a# a correspondent for Cairo newspapers. By his own admission he is a high-pressure Arab press agent. ■ Ilussein is the head of the Fascist Yot^ig Egypt' Party and a pal of lie Grand Ratti’. Was the chief speaker a; a recent New York meeting o; the German - American Republican League — organized by two convicted hate-peddlers named Kurt Mertig and Ernest Elmhurst.H. I. KATIBAH: Old-time professional Arab propagandist and editor-in-chief for the Institute of Arab - American Affairs. . .This outfit is the successor to the Arab national League which (prior to Pearl Harbor) cooperated closely with the Nazi German-Ameriran Bund. The late president of the Arab National League. Dr. Shatara. scurried around, speaking before pro-Nazi organizations in the U.S. . .Katibah and his Institute of Arab - American Alfairs continue feeding the American public the '“rm'n about Palestine.These «r.e tiie men who now tell the people of I he world (gathered at the United Nations) how tlt;* establish justice for all in the Holy Land. . .Since 1935 these Arabandists have been part end parcel of the Nazi propaganda and military machines. Now, May, 1947, Hitler's Fifth Column has emerged from its burrow in Asia tp raise its voice in the Bern of Queens. . .This Arabnoxicus clique makes Britain look like a monster, the U. S. a puppet, and the Jewish people (millions of whom died fighting the Axis) carpet-baggers. . .Give these Arabs hoods to match their sheets and you've got—that's right!—an Asia-tic Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.CHARISeventeeiinjured,day nigh on the i from her The tw Airborne and five will be hospital The inj Boyce face lace H. G. L C. E. E shock.Henry shock. James The inj , Pfc. R. City, N.Cpl. J, clock Cr Cpl. J zerne. P;Pfc. \\ Battle C , Cpl. Jc lyn. N. ' Cpl. D N. Y.EugeneChester.S. Sgf. Boston. Cpl. H. Pfc. R Seattle.Pfc. Bridgetoi Pfc. R rora. 111.Chariot diers we: in two t seeing a lotfe and home on occurredRCtf'onsimple. Sweden story, a school f made a enthusia like the someboi tional. for her.But i clicks tl this Ion obscure-wili dtprince s for a gc that she submarir She is ar.d pro! I am wo Lindwall fit into now, will visit inDEER SBRACIof the It reported the farn mile we tile herd consisted fawns.Or in lu Knights.Well, t er men The onl goose-ste on the n same to being pi Arabs. I describe counlry ; paid1 ser llsh. this
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Wilmington Morning Star
Wilmington, North Carolina, US
Sun, May 18, 1947
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