A peck of grief will shortly descend on Camp Wille und Macht, Nazi youth camp at Griggstown, N. J., it was predicted by reliable sources Friday afternoon.
The grief—expected to develop momentarily—will be in the shape of an order by the health authorities of New Jersey padlocking the swastika-decked camp.
The order, it was learned, will be the result of an inspection of the goose-steppers’ paradise made by the health authorities shortly after the camp was established. A report of this inspection, filed on August 14, revealed that the inspectors found the Nazi camp in
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