Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-26 | Page 9 | Anti-Jewish Cruelty in Hungary Denied

Anti-Jewish Cruelty in Hungary Denied I BUDAPEST. April 2 6. (By the Associated As-sociated Press.) The recent corn-communication corn-communication sent by the Jewish delegation In Paris to the peace conference con-ference regarding alleged anti-Jewish atrocities in Hungary have cvolfed expressions ex-pressions of indignation hero. Simon Hevosl, the chief rabbi of Budapest, said today; "Tho alleged facts are untrue. After Af-ter the collapse- of Bolshevism there wero somo Isolated cases of excesses against Jews, but the government did its best to maintain order. It scorns it is to the interest of some neighboring neighbor-ing states to sound tho tumpet about disorders in Hungary."