Scores of cards with the inscription “Britons do not allow Jews to tamper with white girls”, have been strewn in the gardens of a number of houses in Waremead Road, Ilford, a suburb of London, the London Star reports.
The inscription is printed in black letters on a white background and is superimposed on a red swastika
There is an air of mystery connected with the incident, since the cards were found in the back gardens, and there is no way to the gardens on this street save through the houses themselves. The occupants of the houses claim to be on the friendliest relations with Jews. The local branch of the Fascists also disclaim any responsibility for the cards.
The police are investigating, since similar complaints about anti-Semitic monifestctions in the town have been made frequently in the past three months.
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