Countering the statement of the anti-Semitic papers that the Hague reparations agreement is a product of Jewish spirit and international capital, the Central Society of German Citizens of Jewish Faith point out that the Hague agreement calls for a three hundred million dollar loan from the firm of J. P. Morgan and Co., which, it says, has for years had a reputation of being anti-Semitic and employs no Jews. The Society also explains that even today, none of the directors of J. P. Morgan & Co. are Jews.
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