3 2) ( Friday, December 29, 1918

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Richards Re-Issues 1921 Protest Against Protocols'

Distribution anew of the father, the late Bernard G.
Richards, founder of the
fabrications included in the
Jewish Information
sulcalled "Protocols of the
Bureau.
Elders of Zion" in Arab
Nationally acclaimed as
countries and in Russia was
one of the country's leading
condemned this week by
archivists, the late Bernard
Judah - Richards, who di-
G. Richards, who gained
rects the Jewish Informa-
fame as "BGR" compiled the
tion Bureau which origi-
basic material relating to
nally exposed the lies.
Judah Richards pursues the anti-Semitic trends of
the tasks that were origi- _ the 1920s and thereafter.
nally introduced by his BGR was associated in his
work with leading scholars.
The original "Pro-
LENNY
tocols," originating in
LIEBERMAN
Czarist Russia, were dis-
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demicians, all of them
"citizens of Gentile birth
and Christian faith."
Those leaders, led by
President Wilson, issued a
statement against anti-
Semitism after receiving
the "Protocols."
The group viewed "with
profound regret and disap-._
proval the appearance in
this country of what is ap-
parently an organized cam-
paign of anti-Semitism,
conducted in close con-
formity to and in coopera-
tion with similar campaigns
in Europe." -
The statement declared
that the "Protocols" and
other anti-Semitic manifes-
tations were introducing
into American political life
"a new and dangerous
spirit, one that is wholly at
variance with our traditions
and ideals and subversive of
our system of government.
American citizenship and
American democracy are
thus challenged and
menaced."
"We protest against
this organized campaign
of prejudice and hatred,
not only because of its
manifest injustice to
those against whom it is
directed, but also, and.
especially, because we
are convinced that it is
wholly incompatible with
loyal and intelligent
American citizenship.
"The logical outcome of

Plotnick to Join
C _ alif. Seminar

Dr. Morton Plotnick,
executive director of the
Jewish Community Center
of Metropolitan Detroit,
will join other leading
Jewish Community Center
and YM and YWHA execu-
tives from throughout the
U.S. and Canada at the
1979 Jewish Welfare
Board-sponsored Metropoli-
tan City Center Executives
Seminar, to be held from
January 14 to 17 at the Spa
Hotel in Palm Springs,
Calif.
Dr. Plotnick will be a dis-
cussion leader of a task
group on "Implications of
Demographic Changes."

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the success of such a cam-
paign must necessarily be
the division of our citizens
along racial and religious
lines, and, ultimately, the
introduction of religious
tests and qualifications to
determine citizenship."
The "loyalty and patriot-
ism of our fellow citizens of
the Jewish faith is equal to
that of any part of our
people, and requires no de-
fense at our hands."

It then goes on to relate
the part Jews had taken in
the building of America and
its defense. "There is not the
slightest justification,
therefore, for a campaign of
anti-Semitism in this coun-
try," it declares. "Anti-
Semitism is almost invari-
ably associated with law-
lessness and with brutality
and injustice. It is also in-
variably found closely in-
tertwined with other sinis-
ter forces, particularly
those which are corrupt,
reactionary and oppres,
sive. . . ."
It should not be left to
the Jews "to fight this
evil," -but it is "in a very
special sense the duty of
citizens who are not Jews
by ancestry or faith. We
therefore make earnest
protest against this vici-
ous propaganda and call
- upon our fellow citizens

UJA Shabat
Slated Feb. 24

NEW YORK — The third
annual-‘United Jewish Ap-
peal National Shabat will
be celebrated in synagogues
throughout the country
Feb. 24, according to Rabbi
Joseph Lookstein, chair-
man of the UJA Rabbinic
Cabinet. The date coincides
with Shabat Shekalim,
when the Bible portion
deals with the responsibil-
ity of Jews to sustain Jewish
life. -
Rabbi Lookstein named
Rabbis Bernard S. Raskas of
Minneapolis and Chaim
Stern of New -York co-
chairmen of the UJA
Shabat.

Dean to Leave

NEW YORK — Monrad-
G. Paulsen, who left the
deanship at the University
of Virginia School of Law
three years ago to establish
the nation's first law school
under Jewish auspices, Ben-
jamin N. Cardozo School of
Law of Yeshiva University,
will be leaving Cardozo July
1 to return to his professo-
rial chair at Virginia.

of- Gentile birth and
Christian faith to unite
their efforts to ours, to
the end that it.may be
crushed."
Wilson led the list of
signers and was followed by
William Howard Taft, the
former President and not
yet Chief Justice of the U.S.
Supreme Court. Taft, it
must be noted, later joined
in the unsuccessful anti-
Semitic conspiracy to keep
Louis D. Brandeis out of the
Supreme Court.
On the list also were:

Newton D. Baker and Bain-
bridge Colby, Secretaries of War
and State; William Jennings
Bryan, a former Secretary of
\State and perennial seeker after
the Presidency; William Cardi-
nal O'Connell; Jane Addams, the
social worker and founder of
Addams House in Chicago; Ray
Stannard Baker and Charles E.
Beard, authors; W.E.B. Dubois,
editor of the NAACP's "The
Crisis" and a great black histo-
rian and sociologist.
Also, Evangeline Booth,

Detroiter Serves
on UJA Body

Jane Sherman has been
named member of the
United Jewish Appeal's
Coordinating Committee
for Project Renewal.
Project Renewal is the
$1.2 billion partnership
program of world Jewry and
Israel's people designed to
rejuvenate the lives of
45,000 unabsorbed families
in 160 distressed neighbor-
hoods.

commander and a founder of the
Salvation Army; Nicholas Mur-
ray Butler, president of Colum-
bia University; Clarence Dar-
row, the noted criminal lawyer;
Dorothy Canfield Fisher,
novelist; Raymond B. Fosdick,
lawyer, and Irving Fisher,
economist.
Also, Hebert Adams Gibbons,
the historian; Charles Dana Gib-
son, artist and creator of the
"Gibson Girl"; Archbishop Pat-
rick J. Hayes; Dr. John Haynes
Holmes, of the Community
Church; Will Irwin, author;
Franklin B. Lane, former Secre-
tary of the Interior; Robert Lans-
ing, former Secretary of State;
Ben B. Lindsay, the notes
Juvenile Court Judge, and E
ward Markham, poet.
Also, George Wharton Pepper,
lawyer and later Senator; Jacob
Gould Sherman, educator;
Samuel Seabury, jurist and
Robert F. Speer, president of the
Federal Council of Churches,
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