To the Editor of the "Nortu-Cuina Dairy News"
Sm—A repeated perusal of the rambling and paradoxical epistle signed WAS. appearing to-day, leaves one in no doubt as to the motive inspiring his plea for a "League of Christians," which incidentally—savours—unpleasantly of the movement termed,—it memory serves correctly "League of Gentiles," which sprung up in Johannesburg at the: end of 1925, being sponsored by a set of local hoodlums whose activities, needless to say, met with no support from the cultured members of any of the various sects resident in that city.
Why not cast off your flimsy veil of righteousness, W.A.S.? Come out into the open and confess that you are beset by the dread and elusive bogey of international Jewry, among whose "members. you presumably jnélude such worthy figures às Leon Blum and the late Lord Reading. Go further and let. us have the names of Jews who figure as what you rightly term "armament ghouls," together with details of the Jewish capital invested in that nefarious trade, Strange, is it not, that contemporary dictators should be on the payroll of the Semitic arge; dictators whose "Pièce de resistance" upon the stage of international politics is invariably the persecution of an unfortunate religious minority?
However, wonders never cease. We may yet live to see Stalin squatting on a prayer-mat, Hitler garbed as a rabbi, and last, though less probable, W.A.S. himself guided by the principles of love and tolerance for which the greatest of all Jews, Christ himself, stood.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.