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cccc THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: jj DcfollSC TSqXVS frTUESDAY- SEPTEMBER 16, 1941" the month dedicated to the Ma donna In the Catholic calendar. PRAYER WlH Uffl BY POPE "May this new, unanimous, solemn supplication asked by the Pope," Osservatore Romano said, "serve to hasten the prophetic day when all hu inanity, consoled by a visitation of the pure embrace or justice and peace guided by faith and Christian life, will find again, in harmony between the earthly and heavenly father lands, true prosperity of both individuals and nations." NATION'S LEADERS OF ALL FAITHS JOIN IN CONDEMNING LINDBERGH'S TALK Men and Women in Every Field Brand Attack on Jews Unpatriotic; Examiner Editorial Denouncing Bigotry Warmly Praised Special to the San Francisco Examines NEW YORK, Sept. 15. From leading citizens in all fields and representing all the major faiths, came universal disagreement with Charles A. Lindbergh's Des Moines address of last Thursday in which he accused the British, the Jewish and the Roosevelt Administration of being "the three most important groups which have been pressing this country toward war." By The Associated Press.

VATICAN CITY. sept. is. rope ius XII asked Catholics throughout the world today to pray during the month of October for a shortening of the war. His appeal for special prayer was made to bishoDS throueh Following yesterday's comment on the question from public officials and men and women prominent in busi Papal representatives in each country, the Vatican City newspaper II Osservatore Romano ness, arts ana proiessionai me, additional persons denounced the reflection on the Jewish people as unwise and unpatriotic.

fa Some of the opinions of these! The Pope's call to prayer for notables are printed herewith: DUFF COOPER peace was similar to those he has made during the past two REV. EDWARD LODGE CUR- WARNS JAPAN years at the approach of October, v. i Tolerance and Religious Freedom MUST Be Preserved in U. S. QHARLES A.

LINDBERGH'S intemperate and intolerant address in Des Moines, in which racial and religious prejudices were incited specifically against the Jewish faith should arouse universal protest and denunciation. The Hearst newspapers, throughout all the years of their publication, have never failed to challenge intolerance in this land, and do most vigorously challenge it now. Above "all else, the principle of religious freedom and respect must be preserved in America, if what we love MOST about America is to endur. Nothing is so deeply and completely fundamental to the happy, free and enlightened way of life that has always been characteristic of America than the principle that the issues of race and creed are not to be raised among our people to the disadvantage and disparagement of any of us. Whoever does violence to that principle does disservice to the Nation.

Among all the hosts of American leaders and statesmen who in all the years of our national history have had and DESERVED to have the confidence and respect of the people, almost none have abandoned the wholesome and decent American concept of racial and religious equality. But not even "equality" encompasses the whole scope of the relationships and standards NEW YORK, Sept. 15. (AP): Alfred Duff Cooper, British Min- ister assigned to the Far East, 4 was quoted by the British radio requited; but the sort of thing here attributed to them is not only utterly foreign to their souls but beyond any conceivable power of theirs to accomplish if they wished. "In whatever they do today they will act as Americans, with no thought of racial distinction and for the common good." MRS.

MARY V. BANKER, prom inent New York clubwoman: "Lindbergh was an ideal. We all put him on the pedestal and now lie has taken himself off, by his attacks. It Is re -v A today as broadcasting a "sober and guarded warning" to Japan that she is an "isolated power, want to stir up any feeling like that here." DR. GEORGE N.

SHL'STER, president of Hunter College, former editor of the Commonweal: "I think Lindbergh is playing with dynamite, and if he isn't careful that dynamite is going to explode. "Our experiences at Hunter indicate that there is no solid alignment of religious groups groups on either side of the war issue. Our only serious differences grow out of Communism, and they are rapidly disappearing. "All the religious groups here work in harmony, and the thousands of Jewish students at Hunter are not only loyal but typical American girls." facing an overwhelming superior BE POPULAR! ity in the Pacific." He is now in If your collar looks, and feels a mess vou have "COLLAR-ITIS" "Gtt Ntt to YOUR SHIRT" Try AT RA SHIRTS TO MEASURE with a collar that made riaht for vou (not ready-made I. What'i more thrv coir no more.

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International Catholic Truth Society, sent the following telegram to Lindbergh: "As director of the antiwar crusade of the International Catholic Truth Society I regret and reject your Inclusion of the entire Jewish rare as a whole among those seeking to plunge our country Into war. Those who are working to get us into war are only a minority. The antiwar crusade of my organ-iation calls upon all our fellow citizens both Jew and Christian, both Catholic and Trotes-taut, to unite in keeping our country out of war. Therefore, we regret your reference to the aiMirsnre and wonderful new pleasure. l.ron are urli tun and urh nod everrKe.

l.MKII.I, TODAY and be a thrill-in dance partner In time for yoor nrit party at rates that are extremely km. "It seems, therefore, hardly believable that the one Axis power In the Pacific world will deliberately bring down on her head the concentrated wrath and fury of all the Allied powers that stand firmly united on this side of the world," he said. grettable that he has brought the race issue Into his policies. "You will find just as many fine and peaceful people in the Jews as you will in any other race. lnve religion out of any stand in this country, we don't Arthur Murray Suit 377.

HOTEL ST. FRANCIS entire Jewish race, as reported by the daily press, and trust that you will make proper distinction in the future." adhered to by the American people in this respect. Bp) HERBERT BAYARD SWOPE iuore than being merely equal in the holding of their separate faiths, the American people have always considered it to be an additional and higher right and duty that sympathy, understanding and compassion should extend beyond the limits of one man's faith to embrace and 1 said: "I send my congratulations on the editorial which appeared in the Sunday Journal and American labeling Mr. Lindbergh's remarks un-American. It showed real Americanism in protesting against religious entry into political discussion." enrich his brother of another faith.

A Thus our country has been something infinitely better than a merely tolerant land. It has been a land in which the broad virtues STATE SENATOR FREDERIC of humanity have been the foundations of harmony, unity and the comprehensive blending of the fine things which are in all men. This is the fine and vital thing against which Colonel Lindbergh has raised the threat of disunity and disruption. YY, R. COLDERT "Any one wlio seeks to settle great national questions by an appeal to prejudice does his country a great disservice, and should be repudiated.

The right solution of great problems requires clear heads free from prejudice or passion." It is the thing which all wrorthy Americans should support with reverence and conviction, and which the best and most honored of Ameri DR. PAUL CLAPPER, president cans have nvith unswerving fidelity. Colonel Lindbergh is representative only'of himself in this unworthy violation of basic of Queens College: "Lindbergh has yet to learn that in! their attitude towards such public questions as our foreign policy, Jews differ as widely as tlo other people in V. Americanism. He most fortunately represents no other American who resents the injection of racial and religious prejudice into any controversy.

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our democracy. "To impute to Jews, at any time, a single point of view colored by self interest rather than devotion to country, is to arouse mischievous misunderstanding. To do so today is to strengthen the vicious forces that make for disunity. "Lindbergh is undermining the lessons of interculturai and He most certainly represents no organization worthy of having loyal Americans affiliated with its activities. No voice or influence must ever lead the American people astray from the principles that have brought them thus far and so far along the paths of justice and freedom.

And of all our principles, none is more AMERICAN than that which brings men of all faiths within the kindly scope of American brotherhood. Protest must indeed rise vigorously and uncompromisingly against this indignity against the morals and conscience of the American people. nrcCOVERED THE nr.n unw PEOPLE UKt YUUiour imi KtHV r- inter-racial understanding that our colleges teach." CHARLES C. BURLINGHAM, former president of the New York State Bar Association: 'Tour editorial of Lindbergh's fanatical speech in Des Moines could not be bettered. I have never questioned Lindbergh's right to express his views, although I have seldom agreed with him.

It Is high time for him to cease to play the role of statesman, and like the cobbler, stick to his last. Anti-Semitism is unworthy of mm Keels of Sub, Rescue an American." MRS. DAVID DE SOLA POOL, Ship Laid at Oakland national president of Hadas sah, the women's Zionist organization, appealed to Lindbergh ut teas it too aw 51, -f' iff safe-Kts Keels for two united states4tne main been converted over "I wanted a vau, hUdren.But to "unsay the ambiguous, cruel Navy ships were laid yesterday from surface craft of other types with the pasi It is scheduled for completion Trr-The Good, the at the Moore Drydock Company, Oakland. Tjartror nf thr twn will bfl the September 30, 1942. and inaccurate statements he has made about a people who, more than any other in the world, have been tormented, hounded and tortured by their parties.

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