(Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
Sneers of dissatisfaction at the manner in which Charles A. Levine is being hailed in Germany together with Clarence D. Chamberlin is the reaction of the anti-Semitic journals to the trans-Atlantic non-stop flight of the Columbia. The anti-Semitic journals, which are continually endeavoring to instill in their readers a conception of the Jew as the anti-Semite would like him to be cannot swallow the achievement of Charles A. Levine which is a direct refutation to their malicious propaganda. The papers therefore choose the easiest of all arguments, the sneer.
The newspaper, “Deutsches Tageblatt”, for instance, charges that the “magnates of the chosen race influenced Germany to hail Levine, the son of the chosen race, as a great pioneer.”
Twenty Jewish students were among those receiving honors at the commencement exercises of the Brooklyn Law School of St. Lawrence University yesterday. Fifteen were awarded the degree of Master of Laws and seven the degree of Doctor of Jurisprudence. Of the 689 students to be awarded the degree of Bachlor of Law, 406 are Jewish.
Objection to the fact that Canadians who cross the border daily to their places of employment on the American side should be held to fall within the legal definition of immigrants was expressed in a note presented by Vincent Massey, Canadian Minister in Washington, to the State Department yesterday.
The note was in reply to the note of Secretary Kellogg of May 28, which said that under the immigration law the Labor Department could not modify its recent regulations governing the movement of immigrants across the border.
Assemblyman Morris Block, president of District 1. Independent Order of B’nai B’rith, announced a contribution of $15,000 to the Mississippi Flood Relief Fund after a conference with Alfred M. Cohen, national president of the order, and Charles Hartman, executive committeeman.
Twenty-two Jewish students were among those to receive special awards and prizes at the commencement exercises of New York University yesterday. The prizes were awarded for scholastic merit in the Medical College, School of Commerce and Law School.
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