no¬ ticed and discussed: the Jew demands as his right en¬ trance into other Orders; into his own he admits none but Jews. This one-sided policy is found every¬ where.
Chief among the B’nai B’rith’s activities in so far as they directly relate to the rest of the people, is the work of the .Anti-Defamation League. This inside committee in every lodge attends to the espionage work necessary to keep the Grand Lodges informed as to what is going on with reference to Jewry in the United States. In its work, the Anti-Defamation League always takes the offensive and works along pretty well defined lines.
Ordinarily the head of the Anti-Defamation League in each city is a man competent to bring pressure to bear on the public press. Sometimes he is the head of an advertising agency which, as a rule, pools the Jewish department store advertising of that city, so that the newspapers may be controlled from that angle. Sometimes he is himself a heavy adver¬ tiser, pledged the co-operation of other advertisers in whatever he undertakes to do. The Anti-Defama¬ tion League is the instrument through which all boy¬ cotting tactics make their appearance. This league not only makes its protest from without, but directs reprisals from within. It is an exceedingly militant body and does not always depend upon “the rule of reason” in its activities.