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bw Ulan botowa tpn INU Bw NO oo fer t c fede at On te iv tar? © dei de de de te Rn tan ia Pa Oo ww -) un 1 gpa 3 + On October 27, 1942 tne "Daily Worker" on page 3, earrted an article under the caption *30C0 Jews Unite to Honor binstein, Hail seviet Fight* which stated that inspiring unity was achieved among the Jewish masses on the past Sunday night when more than 3°00 Jews of every affiliation jammed into the Commodore Hotel to honor Professor Albert Einstein and pay tribute te the Soviet Union. According to the article, th: testimonial dinner was snonsored by the Jewish Counetl for Russian War Relief, stated that addr®ssing the gathsrirg by Th? article telenhene, dit to ti] health, Prefessor Einstein called upon Amerjaan Jews to give fullest sid to the Soviet Union in order te pay back the "debt we must be conectous of every hour of our life, if we want to retain our self-respect.” Elostein continued that the press had"misled. the beopre on the achtevemeorts of Russian people ane? their egovern- ment from rudimentary beginning, tne tempo of her devslopacnt in the last °5 years had been so tremendous that it has scarcely @ piratiel tn histor;." Einstein lauded the setentific, industrial and technical ashievements of the USCOR witncut which her present oresishtines would be impossible, "in the political field, it was the FPussian Governe + ment of all th. great powers, that labored in the most he: universal way to vroncts international seeurity," he estu, SArstein explained that it was only because the Soviet Union was brusquely shit out of the European concert, in the days cf the botrayal of Czechoslovakia thet it waz feresd te act by itself. It was only the seviet Union which helpe2 stalin, tnat erfered assistusce to the Cazchs, that dtdn't sell arms to the Garmans and Japanese ond that, Pussia, tno short, cculd not be accused of falthiesrsuess th the freltd of foereden polities.” hinstein further explained that es a dev, bo knew that the Soviet Unien was the only country tn whitch cquality of nationality was not an empty phrase, "but a etandard followed actual life." in 100-3-A (69) | Py gh 0C-335075-138 p. 21 CMBRisvw oo a te wet x Wee " * ~ - . ’ . iad . ra - Looe . : a c af > Le A a he mS me,