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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09
w. j. Taylor Passes Away

William James Taylor passed
away Monday, October s, at Linn
hospital from cerebral hemorrhage.
He was sufferer for six years
with multiple neuritis, which had
made him a semi-invalid during
his residence here.
He was born in Ireland, Ind,
Feb. 16, 1871 and came with his
family to Kennewick from Taco
ma two years ago, purchasing the
j. w. Bell tract in East Kenne-
wick and where he made his home.
Funeral services were held at
the chapel with Rev. F. N. Nor
ton in charge. He was laid to rest
in the local cemetery. He leaves
his widow and children, Willis, Lo-
well and Daphne, here and w. l.,
of Santa Barbara, Calf, and Gar
diner of Ventura Calf.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09
Old Timer Passes II
Away in California

Word was received this week of
the death of Louis Trimble on
August 81, 1880, at Healdsburg,
Calf. Funeral services were held
OH September 8 and he was laid to
rest in the fanily plot.
h Louis Trimble kas born; in Alex
ander Valley, December 81, 1852,
fhe son Of wellsknown pioneer res
idents Of the Russian river section,
and one ola family sof six child
rem, only one of whom survive
|him. A brother George Trimble Of
Honolulu, who was unable to be
present at the funeral a nephew,
Cecil Young, and several cousins
Of Healdsburg, were in attendance.
He came to Kennewick and took
up a: homestead in Horse Heaven
in 1904 and purchased land and
lived for more than 20 years in the
Locust Grove community. Several
years ago his health failed and he
went to California about three
years ago. His health had been
poor during that time, but he was
only seriously i'll for about week.
and despite all the care that doctor
and nurse could give him, he sue
cumbed to pneumonia. Those who
knew him well state that he loved
the finer and more beautiful things
of life and was intensely fond OF
music. He was patient and uncom-
planning in sickness and adversely
alert and interested in the affairs
sof the state and church in which
he lived.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09

Tacoma and Mr.. and Mrs. Auberg
of Finley Were Sunday guests at
Friday night the monthly meet
ing of the p. T. A. will be held at
the school auditorium. There will
be election of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Henry of
business visitor in Hover Monday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09

your figure the money
saved by increased
comfort and the small
er fuel consumption,
you will find that the
interest rate is above
the legal limit.
She-Do you know,
Joe, / think you were
just made for me,
He-Well, dear, Pm
sure you were made
for me. u
IWhereupon they made
flor each other.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09

1ast ,,,,oa1 ,u;+1, > total of nine car
loads for. tbe season. They are
80 a., - u;nosars This week
&c I'm ~
,,. r,ad,,a n,pa;s wos on ov-
MISS ua $50, 'af 'M;ss
vs.
Aeuna e1 4+andad MOO.
=. = ~ = W,s 81 +ba home
,1.a M1;,,;.n, Tewalt in Finley
ca4.,-.la. a,-an;nr
oao'i q $50 m;sbr.,,, wn
=, :. .s.ason AL CD e. 9 uas
.oaurlas.ei un ~ 49,; So
IN rover ans4ea
pu n,ae S4 ,l.essI, oorn+r s,,ner;n-
"a 0s.a aa NJ nay County
1enuens a;taa +ha school Thurs.
~,
A. "a Mrs 1ohn Mas came
ca4,, ~. a ~ =, s,,tonob;le from, port
-, 70 - > - ~ sran+ few DAYS
la ~ w 49,, asran+s M and
NJ NJ ~ :. nahl;n hafora oo;nc an
- vo,,pna and Paardon where
~ 500 IN, 80 .,r;+,, relatives
my NJ W" and Mrs w F. Ashbv were
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincerest
thanks to the many friends and
|sneighbors for thei4 acts Of kind
ness and the beautiful floral of;
ferings in the recent loss OF our
husband and father.
Mrs. w. j. Taylor, Willis Tay-
Tor, Lowell Taylor, Daphne Taylor.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09
he PRANK Montague home.

the Frank Montague home.
William Mills and Frank Mont
ague went to Yakima Monday to
serve on the grand jury.
A group meeting Of w. +. M. S.
will be held October 10 at the Fin
ley church at one o'clock in the aft
ernoon. l.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09
Editorial


October 5ito u is to be
celebrated all over the
u. S. as Prosperity
Week. Never IN the
last ten years have
prices of staple COM
modities been so low.
There never was a bet
ter time to buy what
lyou will need. The So
called business depres-
sion is mostly in our
minds. Plan on doing
! your repairing and
lbuilding this month,
Get optomistic- Let's
fGo,
I'M. N. HUDNALL, Ed,
| One thing the Prophe'
job never had to de
was take a clinker on
of a furnace with Z
straight poker.
According to a brigh'
boy in our publi'
schools, a volcano is ;
! mountain with a ihol
In the top. IF you lool
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09
Trees Perspire

Trees Perspire
It is said that one white oak tree
will give off by evaporation $50
gallons of water on hot day
Country Home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09

in the hole you can SEE
the crater smoking.
l3- y vs. ~
u. " PoME n
4 Mack MacTavish
"a crafty Scot
Likes whstfmoney
He has got
So to keep his
Heat at home
He INSULATES IS
So it won't roam.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09

A new roof or insula-
ton Of your home may
be money spent but if
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-10-09
HOVER
Hampton Shed Packs
Out g Carload Delicious

The crew at the II. N. Hamp-
ton packing shed finished a@three
weeks run on delicious apples
last week with total of nine car
loads for the season. They are
starting on Winesaps this week.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

iera de proceder del Sr. Slim
ION Y la de los Secretaries de
Istado que han predecido a este
N los ultimos treinta amos, pue-
lie Ell Tic Sam declarar que 81
rue la doctrina dannunziana de
'renovarse para no morir", o, 81
nejor 10 prefiere, salirse por la
tangente en- una forma mas tea
raj repitiendo la Erase aquella
lie que "s6lo Dios Y los imbeci-
es no Sc contradicen".....
En- este de la politica interna-
cional debemos convencernos de
que como en- la etica renovada,
no hay NADIA bueno nj hay NADIA
solo hay hechos favora-
bles o adversos a determinados
intereses. Lo necesario, desie
luego, es saber cuales son los in
tereses que cuentan pom la po-
Luis C. SepalVeda.
Copyright 1880 by
PalIas Features Syndicate
Prohibida la reproduction
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
81 listed compra pescado en- |
Pescaderia
LOS DOS AMIGOS
Gale IA y ga. Avenida

Tendra la seguridad de que
compra 10 mejor Y 10 mas hi
gienico de Tampa.
Recibimos a diario 10 mejor
de Key West.
Lame al telefono Y519O.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
CRONICAS DE SEPULVEDA
LOS RECONOCIMIENTOS
DE MR.. STIMSON
Por Luis c. Sep1lveda

FL Departments de Estado
de Washington ha impartido
su reconocimiento, simulta-
neamente, a los gobiernos pro-
visionales de Argentina, Bolt
via Y ell Peru, y al dar este
paso ell Sr. Stimson hace la a.
claraci6n mo pedida
de que los Estados Unidos no
alteran los principles polfticos
que hasta ahora han Observable.
para llegar a la conclusion
de conceder ell reconocimiento a
estos tres gobiernos-dice Mr..
Stimson-me he basado en- la
evidencia satisfactoria de que
ellos de hecho controlan sus res
pectivos paises, y que no Sc les
opone resistencia activa a sus
actos. Cada uno de esos gobier-
nos ha manifestado claramente
sus intenciones de cumplir con
suS respectivos compromises in
ternacionales, prometiendo, ade
mas, que a su debido tempo lie
varan a cabo las elecciones que
restablezcan ell status constitu-
cional. La acci6n de los Estados
Unidos al reconocer ahora a los
gobiernos provisionales de Ar
gentina, Bolivia y ell Peru no
entrana ell establecimiento de
una nueva politica, o un cambio
de la existente, con respecto a
Sur America o al resto del mum
do. He crefdo prudente resolver
con prontitud este asunto a fin
de que en- la actual situaci6n eco
monica nuestra demora no con-
tribuyera a causar inconvenien-
ties para ell restablecimiento de
esos pafses en- su intercambio
normal con ell resto del mundo."
Luego Mr.. Stimson continda
hacienda excepciones a la regla
hasta ell punto de demostrar que
la regla no es la regla, sino las
excepciones.... Con Centre Anne
RIGA ell case es diferente por la
e~xistencia de cierto tratado; con
Cuba la situaci6n es diversa, v
con Haiti idenp pero este idem es
idem porque deja de ser idem...
Como Sc We en- este de Ia poll
tica international mientras mas
Sc trata de explicar una actitud
mas complicada Sc hsce, y 10
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

prudente en- TODD case es acep
tar las decisiones como articu-
10 de fe: sin discutirlas.
va en- un comentario anterior
apuntamos las CIRCUMSTANCES
que, como una fuerza inmanen.
tie de la casuistica economical
yanki, estan n~ivelando, con I'm
patron igualitario, los altibajos
de las finanzas continentales.
La preponderancia del capita
lismo norteamericano, y la je-
rarquia de mayorazgo que ell De
p~artamento de Estado ejerce
sobre las r~ep1blicas de nuestro
hemisferio, no pueden permitir
que la esterlina prevalence So
bre el dollar en- ciertas regiones
de la America austral. De aqui
que, derrocados los regimenes
que favorecfan los intereses de
Ia vieja Albi6n,-ya sea por eau
saS directas de las fuerzas nj
Veladoras, 0 por mera casuali-
dad-lo natural era que ell De-
partamento de Estado Sc apre-
surara a reconocer a esos gobier
nos a pesar de ser producto de
estruendosos golpes de Estado.
En- una epoca en- que, por la
competencia mundial hasta la
Rep1blica de Panama Sc siente
10 suficientemente Independent
tie para asumir Attitudes de 'po-
tencia' frente a sus tutores wa
shingtonianos, no es sensato
continuar manteniendo la inflexi
bilidad de otrora ante paises
que por SUI situaci6n geografica,
por su vida propia y por ell pues
to que ocupan en- ell escaIaf6n
de los pueblos 81 pueden ser So
beranos e Independence.
Por este la mejor regla que
han podido establecer los Esta-
dos Unidos con respecto a la
America Latina-que de paso
sea dicho es la mas grande in
cubadora de sorpresas-es la de
no tener ninguna regla especial.
Ash en- cualqu1er momento Ell De
partamento de Estado puede ac-
tuar de acuerdo con las circuns-
tancias y sin peligro para su
prestigio de celoso guardian de
los canones demostraticos.
Por 10 demas, y 81 aIguien qui
sierra dedicarse a hacer compa-
raciones "odiosas" entire la ma
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

ninguno de los elementos que
la component"
Las dos fabricas que infrin.
gen esa regla segun hemos a.
veriguado por nuestra cuenta,
SON LA Corina" y ell king
Bee"
Tiene ia Corina" una ga
lera exclusivamente dedicada
a mujeres y ell King Bee otra.
I'm incidente planteado por
Corripio, delegado de Regens-
burg, (Michigan) Sc resolvio
de manera satisfactoria para
los delegados.
Sc procedio a elegir ell nue.
vo comite, resultando electos
los senorse: Rogelio Miqueli,
p~residente arbitro. Experto
por ell habano, Gerardo Alva-
rez (Pimienta).
Niveladores por ell habano:
Reinaldo Llerena, Pedro Gar
cha. Suplentes: Mike Saliba,
M. Villarin y Evaristo Machin.
Experto por ell molde: Be-
nigno Leon. Niveladores: A.
Cueto, Jose Abad.
Suplentes: M. Fernandez
Parruca, J. M. Paula, Carlos
Crespo.
Comite de Finanza: Jose
: Gonzalez, Jose Ramon Viera,
Antonio Leone.
Suplentes: Celestino Menen-
DEE, Generoso F. Rodriguez
y Luis Cares.
Comision de GIosa: Saturni-
no Aleman, Jose Cabrera, Ben
ny Mondello.
-
Asistio a la asamblea una
delegation de los manufactu-
reros,
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
LAS BRI DE TABA-
cos DE M ELIGIE-
RON ANOCHE Ell NUEVO
COMITE NIVELADOR

Los delegados de mas de 80
;abricas de tabacos de esta To-
alidad Sc reunieron anoche
IN ell Centric Obrero para ele-
cir ell nuevo Comite NiVela-
dee.
Preside la asamblea ell in
eligente obrero Rogelio Mi
queli.
Explicando. los trabajos rea-
iizados por ell Comite, Miqueli
dijo que varias ~protestas Sc
habian hecho a los sehores ia
bricantes por ell problema del
aprendizaje.
Ell Comite tambien llamo la
atencion a los manufacturers
sobre que dos fabricas de esta
ciudad infringen la regla del
Cartabon General que dice:
Son miembros de la Nivelacion
con iguales derechos y debe-
res los Fabricantes cuyas fa-
bricas radiquen en- Tampa y
los Torcedores que en- Tampa
trabajen, sin distinction de ra-
"a, sexo, procedencia o afilia-
cion sin que puedan crearse
privilegios por separado para
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

Los diputados del sheriff Jou
CHIN fueron aver al Cabaret lla-
mado Molino Rojo y detuvieron
al dueno de este, Charles Childs,
en- los momentos en- que Sc dis
ponfa a marcharse llevandose to
dos los titles de juego prohibi-
do, incluyendo la ruleta.
Contra Childs llevaban los a.
gentes una orden de arresto ba-
jo la acusaci6n de asaltar Y ira
tar de asesinar a dos ciudada-
nos de Atlanta, c. w. Spear Y
Gene Rozelle. Estos dos hon.
bres fueron a visitar al fiscal
del condado, Mr.. Skinner, Y lie
relataron sus eXperiencias en-
ese Cabaret, donde ChildS, ell
dueno, los agredio.
A Spear lie dieron con una
manopla, en- la cabeza.
Como va Sc habian recibido
quejas contra ell Molino, Mr..
Joughin Sc decide a proceder
con toda energfa.
Por ell asalto con la intenci6R
de asesinar sc lie ha senalado a
Childs fianza de $4,000.
Sera de $4,000 la fianza por
los titles de juego.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

debe ser Guiana y entire cuba
nos solventarse todas nuestras
rencillas; que no considero in
capacidad una revoluci6n, 81
no civismo y prueba indubita-
Die de un patriotismo verda-
dero.
mo es acaso preferable ESQ
I vernos mandates por sargen
tos o soldados que pondrian su
)ota intervencionista, como un
oald6n de ignominia, sobre
luestra gloriosa ensena?
Sin mas queda de Vd.
DR.. Jorge A. Trelles.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

Observation-Disclosures
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
CARTA DEL DR.. ]. TRELLES
(Vdene de la 1G.)

zas del no reconocimiento a
los gobiernos nacidos de revo-
iuciones, orfgen y gern1en de
todas las tiranias y mostos don
de Sc cultivan y perduran to-
das las dictaduras de la Anne
RIGA latina.
Con la intervention no iba-
mos a hacer nj mas felices nj
mas pr6speros, nj mas ricos, y
yo creo que 81 mas desgracia-
dos. Puerto Rico es la prueba
palpable, ALI hay miseria des-
de que pertenece a los yanquis
v las declaraciones de su 60
bernador Roosevelt 10 prue-
ban. Ell letifundio, que es nues
tro peor NAL, Sc acrecentaria
con ell gobierno intervencionis-
ia Y, a la postre Ell cubano sc
veria obligado a emigrar de
la inmensa factoria que result
taria Cuba, desplazado por ell
negro antillano, 1nico capaz
de sobrevivir con exito a los
fnfimos jornales.
Punto por punto, detalle por
detalle podrfa demostrarle has
ia la saciedad los males terri
BILE del civilizador intervencio-
nismo americana en- Cuba y en-
todos los paises 1atinos-ameri-
canos, asi como nuestra sufi--
ciencia e idoneidad para ejer-
Ger ell gobierno propio, mas
para carta me parece fuera de
torno Y de inusitada extension
por 10 que voy a terminarla.
En- resumen, ell problema &C
tual cubano es netamente nues,
tro y de nuestra exclusive pol
testad, Y ha de resolverse en-
ire cubanos, va armonizando
intereses encontrados, va Ii.
mando asperezas. va dejandC
antipatri6ticas intransigencias
cuyo diapason suena muy por
10 alto; Machado tiene que
descender de su endiosamien-
to y dar libertades a I'm pueblo
que clama por ella y 81 no tran
sige recordar, quizas demasia
do tarde, quizas cuando no ha-
lie remedio, que no en- balde -,
los cubanos de hoy son legfti-
mos hijos de aquellos que es-
grimieron ell machete en- ell 68
y ell 95 para fundar I'm pueblo
libre y democratico.
La soluci6n, como listed We,
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

Procedimientos seran inicia-
dos hoy por los Sres. VIC. Tho
mas y w. Bryan, candidates a
comisionados, que desean obte-
ner una orden de la corte de-
circuito obligando a los comisio-
nados, que desean obtener una
orden de la corte del circuito o.
bligando a los comisionados de-
condado a poner sus nombres
en- la boleta electoral para las
elecciones generates de noviem-
bre.
Ha preparado los papeles en- ell
case Ell abogado Burton G. Hen
son, republican,, que represen-
ia a los dos candidates indepen-
dientes.
Hace pocos dias ell .abogado
general Davis di6 a conocer una
oAini6n diciendo que personals
registradas para participant ell
las primarias no pueden apare-
Ger como candidates indepen-
dientes en- las elecciones genera
les.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
PROGRAMA

10 a. m.-Bendici6n del edificio por Ell Rev. P. An
gel Maldotti.
1890 a. m>-Discurso de aperture por ell Dr.. N. A.
Portocarrero.
1O:4 a. m.-Discurso del Sr. j. D. Moran, en- re-
presentation de los Caballeros de Colon.
1850 a. m-Discurso del DR.. A. A. Gonzalez
nombre del Cuerpo Medico de eel Bien Pdblico."
II a. m.-Discurso del Sr. Jefe de Sandal. DR.
Charles w. Bartlett. ~
ll:lO a: NIL Director de LA Gaceta," Sr. Veto
riano Manteiga, hablara en- nombre de Ia Prensa v colo
MIA latina. N"U
ll:20 a, mel ST.. Saturnino Men6ndez llevara Ia
palabra por $ y a nombre de los Colectores.
1880 a. m.-En representation de los socios 10 "FI
Blen Publco," ocupara Ia tribuna ell Sr. Ramon Guzman,
11:4C-Parac errar con broche de orc ell simpatico
festival, ell pnblico asistente ORA la palabra autorizada y
Kay. NJ
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
Ell COMITE

%encargado de la Inauguration de la nue.
va Chniea "EI Bien Pdbico,", invita- a los habtantes de
Tampa y de Ybor City, en- general, para que concurran
lugar en- ell Palacio de Beneficencia de la calle ID v Ga.
avenida, ell II del mes en- curse, a las 10 a. M, Y cuyo
festival Sc desarro1lara bajo Ell siguiente
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

Bajo la acusaci6n de obtener
dinero con falsas pretensiones,
Harvey A. Talmadge, de la ave-
nida Powhatan 1907, fue ares
tado aver a peticion del fiscal
del condado, Mr.. Skinner.
Aparece que Talmadge, CO.
nc secretario de la compania
Thrift Plan, ha defraudado a la
Sra. Ida Gribbell, de la Gale
Plat 113, en- la suma de $40
que lie cobrara por ~transferir
unas acciones, 10 que no hizo.
Para esa corporation recien-
temente nombr6 un recibidor Ell
juez Robes.
Ehtraron aver los ladrones
en- ell establecimiento de B. Co.
rreli, vecino de la Ga. ave. 2013,
llevandose dos relojes de orc y
$40.
Recogieron los ladrones una
GAIA de caudales y Sc la llevaron
a ur milla de distancia, abrien-
dola con martillos.
La GAIA fue encontrada en-
la Gale %.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

Mira este de los elefantes Y tt
gres. mo te gustarfa estar ALI con
n buena escopeta?
va 10 creo. Y mira ese hipop6-
tamO Y eSOS mOnOS.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
NOTICIAS DE INTERES LOCAL

Los candidates independent
ties para comisionado del conda-
do, Sres. w. C. Thomas, w.
~ E. E. Lastinger, celebraron
aver I'm mitin en- la Sexta aveni
da y Gale 62.
Tambien habl6 ell candidate
republican, a representative G.
Henson.
Preside ell mitin C. d. Sellers
que pidi6 al p1blico votara por
los Independence.
Dos automobiles fueron roba-
dos aver, resultando perjudica-
dos w. Wilson, bombero de la
estaci6n ndmero 1, y A. D. Dun
hany, de West Virginia TIC.
Tratase de dos automobiles
marca Ford.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
Cansanci i
COnstante

La Srta. Rosa Elizondo, 201
Hill ST., San Antonio. Tex, dice:
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

Yves esa fotografia? Esa ense-
ma que cuando es aquf de dfa, es de
noche en- China y Australia.
-5Que bueno es ESQ? Yo no ten
sdrfa csc libro. No es bueno.t
New Britain herald., 1930-08-19
Veteran Suffragette Discouraged
 About Women's Part in Politics

Washington, Aug. 19 PI-Emily Newell Blair, who campaigned for suffrage in Missouri back in 1914, is frankly quite discouraged about women in politics"
 She made this known today in her contribution-the first pessimistiC one-to a fat compendium of opin- ions on women and the ballot gath cred by the eLague of Women Vot- CTS to mark the 10th birthday of feminine suffrage in America.
 All these views, gathered from notables of both sexes. are 10 be published for the anniversary on August 26, of the signing by former Secretary Of State Colby of the proc lamation that actually eliminated the movement.
 T am afraid" Mrs. Blair said, the suffragists have made the same mistake as the temperance group, Both of them thought that with their victory they had only to defend their position; and SC, just al the Women's Christian Temperance Union stopped it's educational work for temperance and devoted itself 10 claiming the 18th amendment worked, so the suffragists stopped their educational work of convinc- ing people that women had a right to equality and devoted themselves to other interests"
 Mary E. Woolley, president of Mount Holyoke college, in respond ing to the leagues query said:
 "The granting of the suffrage to women has not brought about the millennium, but it has meant a de- cided step toward better govern ment. -. There are indifferent citizens among women as among men, but the addition of women cer- tainly has meant large increase in the number Of citizens who are both conscientious and intelligent"
 Too Soon to Judge-Baker
 Said Newton D. Baker, former war secretary: The years of exper-
New Britain herald., 1930-08-19
WAITING FOR GAILLARD

The New York police requested information last evening as to the whereabouts of Henry Gaillard, Ne gro, who was arrested in this city several months ago on the charge of attempting to obtain money un- der false pretcnses, as he is wanted in the metropolis for obtaining money and a ring from woman, Lieutenant w. P. McCue informed the New York police that Gaillard is in jail, having been sentenced to nine months. His game in this city was to represent that he had ship n.ents of liquor for delivery to fac tory executives and others, when, as 2 matter of fact, his cases con- tained potatoes.
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-08-19
National Chain of Radio Stations
 To Combat Certain Catholic Ideas
 Projected By Defenders of Truth
Urges Break With Vatican

"We view the parochial schools as un-American and we are trying to show American Catholics that they must break away from the Vatican.
 Tn the sense that Catholicism is opposed to free speech and free thought, it is opposed to the spirit of our constitution. Millions ui Catholics, as well as hundreds of priests, have left the papal system in this country. We aim to break the financial grip of popery for mil lions more
 We believe in the ethical prin- ciples laid down by Jesus in the New Testament, but we are not af- filiated with any particular Protes- tant sect"
 Officials at station WLWL said that while their programs wer, ar ranged primarily for Catholics, they included no controversial material. Other Catholics also declined to comment on Ford's project, but mentioned an article written by Rev. James M. Gillis, editor of the Catholic World" as a good state ment of the Catholic position in re- gard to the use of the radio. The article, which appeared in a publi- cation called The Messenger of the Sacred Heart" referred to plans for establishing a radio at the Vatican and went on to say:
 Church to Stick to Radio
 The church starts nothing she cannot finish. So now she is in radio for good and all unless some later and better device for promoting apostolic activity comes along The anti-Christians who rushed pell mell into radio and made of it a devils instrument will presently get tired of it. .. But the church will continue when they quit. . I | have received numbers of letters from people who demanded: Why don't you answer that scurrilous fellow who attacks the church? Are you afraid of him ?'
 "The answer is that a gentleman does not argue with rowdy. To deal with rowdy you must meet him on his own plane. Neverthe less. bigotry must not go unanswer- ed. We must have radio stations of