Congressman Samuel Dickstein, vice-chairman of the McCormack Committee to Investigate Un-American activities, will re-open interrogation of Nazis at the Bar Association Building at two o’clock this afternoon.
Yesterday it was said that the hearing probably would be private.
It is understood that the committee will concern itself at today’s session with conditions existing at the Nazi camp at McDonald’s Lake near Bridgetown, N. J., where Nazi youth and storm-troop organizations have been holding their summer encampment.
The Nazi camp was recently taken to task by authorities for violation of the State’s sanitary laws.
It is expected that Hugo Haas, 23-year-old leader of the Nazi youth movement here, will be asked to account for the activities of his group. Haas has been held responsible for the unsanitary con-
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