The Cuttle-Fish: Word Cartoons of High Financing

by Gilbert F. Stevenson

In this book, the California land developer and hotelier investigates the Jewish Question by characterizing Jews as 'cuttle-fish' "squirting their ink into clear water and rendering their prey helpless by circulating rumors and slinging slogans." Their prey is Gentiles ('Jelly-Fish', 'Poor-Fish' and 'Suckers') who they control as outlined in the Protocols through their manipulation of finance, which Stevenson traces back to Biblical times. A much more overtly anti-Semitic work than his previous book, "The Secrets of Plutology," Stevenson's views may have been influenced by the Depression when he lost most of his wealth.

134 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1933