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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Two Credited With
 Estab blishing WATR
Harold Thomas and Attorney Milton Meyers Instru.
 mental in Giving City First Permanent Station

The city and surrounding towns owe to two men the fact that Waterbury at last has n radio sta. ton of its own--one that can com. pete with the best of the country's independent stations In programs, in up-to-dateness and in general public service. The men behind wATR, "The Voice of Waterbury, i, are Harold Thomas and Attorney Milton Meyers.
 WATH, Inc, as the station Is ofSl. clally known, has Harold Thomas as It's president and treasurer, and Attorney Milton Meyers as It's vice. president and secretary. Both uf these mon have devoted most of thoir time and energy during the past several months with plans for the organization and actual beRin- hing oe the new local station.
 Mr Thomas, who ia now located permanently in Waterbury, is known all over America as radio engineer of repute. Ho has been associated with stations In all parts of the country, coming to Water bury from Providence, where he was associated with station MEAN, q unit in the Yankee network. He has been in the radio gamc since It's very infancy and has been re. spons;ble for . number of the tech. nical improvements which helped radio grow from the hobby to the business stage.
 All over New England. Mir Thomas engineering and technical fame has made him the person frequently called in for advice on problems of . technical radio na- ture. With him as It's head, listen- CTS can be assured that WATR w!ll more than keep astride of the lat. est developments in radio tech. nique. The present transmittor has been built under hts personal su. pervislon and rates with the best of It's type In the nation.
 Mr Meyers 10 one of the best known young men In the city of Waterbury. Despite his youth he has acted as attorney in some of Waterbury's best known court cases, both criminal and civil. Busl. nessmen and merchants of the city all know the popular "Mlit" and ho has friends by the hundreds.
 Attorney Meyers received hls carly education here, being gradu. ated with honors from Croft gram. mar school and Crosby high school. He then entered Yale university, where he studied for two yours prior to entering tho law school at Fordham university, from which ho was graduated in 1928 as m honor pupil. He was admitted to the Connecticut bar that same year.
 Tn Mir Thomas and Mir Meyers, WATR has men at it's head who have knowledge of both radio and business. In their hands, tho station seoms assured of . pern,a- nent and successful stay in Water. bury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
ROSALINE GREENE
 ASMART DRESSER
Radios Most Perfect Voice. One of Prettiest
 Stars on Air

one of tho most widely known fictionni characters on tho air to. day is Mary Lou. And this popu. iarity has como about, in oonsld. erable measure, through Rosallno Greene who has talked tho role of Mary Lou, acript.swecthonrt of Lanny Ross, since Captain Henry's showboat went on tho air c year and ono half ago.
 Although she has played &nnu- morabie roles on the air, Miss Greono has become better known through this ingenue part than through any other. Tho peculiar individuai quality of her voice is 70 easy to recognize, that once Miss Greene called the office of a rail. road company to buy n ticket to Florida, the man to whom aho spoke asked her at onco whether she wasn't Mary Lou.
 Miss Greene has been progress ing as ono of tho best actresses in radio since gho won . contest for radios most perfect voice.. Bo. sides being an unusually able per. former, she is one of tho most re. liable. Not since Captain Honry's show boat went on tho mir has sho missed q performance or rehearsal. And, as though that woron't
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Broadcast Thrills
 Stud 1884 Programs
Farthest Reaches of Civilization Tapped to Bring
 Series to Listeners Current Events Dealt With

Microphoncs of the Columbia Broadcasting system penetrated Tor the first time many famous corners of the earth and brought to the network audience an unusual num- Der of stirring broadcasts during the first half of 1884. Despite tech- nical hazards In several short wave broadcasts and unprecedented ypeed required in setting up facil- lties for somo events, Columbia's department of public events and special features tapped the farthest reaches of civilization to bring pro- grams to It's listeners.
 Contrasted with the notable ser les from the Byrd Antarctic expe. dition, CBS also carried tho first broadcast ever to originate within the Arctic circle, May l7. It came from Vadso, Norway, whore the Norwegian government has estab- lished new radio station.
 Historic Ripon cathedral In Eng land was visited by a brondcasting crew for the first time on May 20, and tho tolllng of the curfew. the distant note of tho official horn blower and tho stentorian voice Of the town crier were flashed across tho Atlantic to America.
 From tho far-away Philippine islands came the first trans oceanic broadcast from tho Philippine leg- islature, when that body met on April 90 to accept the McDunie- Tydings bill authorizing the islands independence by 194b.
 Chatham house, London, during a meeting of the Royal Institute Of N-tn.aatIAua1 OaQ tha aNNnN of another premiere broadcast on April 90, In which Ramsay Mac. Donald was the speaker.
 During the congressional inves.. tIgation of the "brain trust charges by Dr William Wirt, on April 10, Columbia installed micro phones In tho new house office building In Washington for the first time since 1t wa sopened.
 In the world of music, a per. formance of La Favorita" at the most renowned of all opera houses, La Scala, was brought across tho ocean from Milan, Italy, m Janu' ary 25, and on February 10, CoI' umbla broadcast a portion of Mas. American radio- .si234567S90l-1 senct's "Manon" from the opera Comique In Paris. Tho choristers of St George's chapel sang for tho American radio audience from the Windsor castle, England on April l.
 Two events of moment abroad at which the microphones wore pres. enf were tho funeral rites for King Albert of Belgium at St Gudule's cathedral, Brussels, and tho coror. ation of King Leopold III in the Belgian chamber of deputies.
 The list of 1884 "hrsts" In broad- cnsting also includes the speech by Rev Cosmo Gordon Lang, Arch. bishop of Canterbury on Good Frl. day, the broadcast from he senate railroad under the capitol ut Wash- ipgton, a program originating in Chicago's wheat pit, q 'sight-seoing trip" through Ann Hathaway's cot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

with Annette" "Conrad Is . finished singer and knows how to use hls voice."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
|FOOTLICHTS CALL
 STRONG TOLOWRY
NEG COmedian-S Singer For sock Law Career for
 Stage Work

Twenty years ago the legal pro- fession lost a budding Blackstone but the entertainment world gained a bright star. Tn other words--at the tender age of fourteen Ed Lowry abandoned his parents wishes for his future career. left school and went on the stage.
 Lowry. who now is heard over NEG networks twice each week as comedian singer and master Of ceremonies. cant explain why he did it. His parents were non-pro- fessional and none of his ancestors had followed theatrica. careers but Young Ed would have nothing to do with law or business.
 He started on the stage with Gus Edwards in that famous source of stage talent, School Days. He met his wife in the show and was married at the age of seventeen. Then young Mir and Mrs Lowry went on their own in vaudeville in . "kid" act as Lowry and Prince.
 Eventually Mrs Lowry gave up tho stage but Ed continued as q single" and before very long be- came a headliner. And headliner he has remained ever since-in all the principa. cities of the United States and in London us well. He also has played in pictures and written comedy material for the screen,
 Now Ed is making his first real venture us a network radio star although he has been heard many times over local stations in connec- toin with his theater appearances. He broadcasts over an NBC-WJE network each Sunday from to 9 D. m., as master of ceremonies. comedian, producers and singer tn "Goin' 10 Town" He also offers his own program each Thursday from 7:l5 to 7:30 D. m, EDST. over the same network.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

enough, Miss Greene is one of tho prettiest girls in radio. She Ia q striking brunette, has a lovely fig- uro and drCaAeA Yory smlrtly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
ARRANGEMENTS OF .DUCHIN ADMIRED
Smooth, Unusual Dance Tunes Cited By Famed
 Artists

Eddie Duchin's orchestra, which Is heard each Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday over National Broad casting company networks. Is fam ous for It's smooth and unusual ar- rangements of dance tunes. And all these arrangements are made by the youthful maestro himself, for presentation during his broad- casts and at the exclusive Central Park Casino in New York. where he conducts every evening.
 The musical ability shown in these arrangements Is indicated by the fact that many classical artists are Duchin fans. They listen to hls broadcasts, and make frequent vis- It's to the Casino to watch him con. duct and hear him play the piano. known concert pianist. goes to the Casino several times a week when he Is In New York.
 "f have heard better planlsts." he said recently. "but never bet ter popular interpretations" which was praise indeed for the 25-year. old hand leader.
 Other famu0s persons in the word of music who frequently lis- ton to Duchin's playing and con ductlng include Rosa Ponselle or the Metropolitan Opera company nnd George Gershwin. modern com poser who Is also a well known pianist and concert performer.
 Duchin's arrangements have such n wide appeal that they are among the most popular now being pre- sented, both with tho radio audi ence and the serious musician. He broa casts over an extensive NEG. WIZ network at 0:30 p. n1.. EDST, for Junis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

tage at Stratford- -on. Avon. and tho staging of incidents from the life of Edgar Allan Poe In Poo cottage, New York.
 Among tho current events which were dea.t with on tho air were the arrival of tho U. $. fleet on It's visit to New York; the $l8,000, 900 Chi. cago stock yards fro from build. ings In the path off the blaze. and n dramatic reenactment of tho cap. ture Of tho Gettlo kidnappcrs In California,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

ABRAM CHASINS |. (con. cert pianist heard over Columbia on Sundays):
 II don't think that mike-fright Is a pernicious disease. 1 am in- varlably nervous when playing during my broadcast. However. 1 contend that controlled nervous ness enables one to do much bet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

GEORGE JESSEL .. tto ba heard on tho forthcoming "Voice of ColumbiaO:
 i've deep respect for radio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

CRETE STUECKGOLD :. (star of Saturday night broadcasts with kostelanetz):
 "Happiness in home life, and satisfaction in professional life arc necessary If an artist is to achieve distinction in her work"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

NICK LUCAS (who's' still known as the "crooning trouba. dour"):
 "i don't sec why some of thesc soft voiced radio singers object to being called 'crooners' By any other name. they'd still Dc that. I've been u 'crooner' for years. over since l started recording be. fore radio came Into It's own, and I'd put up n pretty stiff fight If anyone tried to take that label from me-"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

CHARLES J. V. MURPHY tmanager of station KFZ, Little Amerlca):
 "An advantage of living in the Antarctic Is the fact that at this timo of the year we don't have to worry about where we're going to spend our summer vacation"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

LILLIAN ROTH (She's
 sung on stage, screen, radio
 and records.)
 "l attach more importance tO the lyrics of c song than % the music. The words should he imbued with the proper feeling and expression. try to pick ont numbers for my programs that are lyricaIly sus perior - songs whose words carry out q definite lden."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-22

enciklikajat, akik figye1emme1 Of
vastak, vagy egyaltalan elolvas-
TAX a papa ket ev e16tti mem ke-
vesbe radika1is enciklikajat, azok
csak ait a kulonbseget fogjak a
Coughlin fe1e programban tala1-
nj, hogy az reszletekre is XII
terjed.
Az a kerdes most mar, hogy a
katolikus papsag a GYAKOR-
LATHAM mennyire megy, hogy
HAZA-VIGYE minden hivehez
EFT programot.
Vegre a protestans egyhazak
legnagyobb resze hasonloan ra-
dikalis programokat fogadott Ell
az utolso ket ev majdnem minden
konvenciojan.
De azok a papok, akik a kon-
vencion mar arrol is besze1tek,
hogy az ipar ne profit, de a
kozszolgalat erdekeben dofgoz-
zon, meg mindig megkulonboz-
tetett tisztelettel bannak sajat
egyhazaik kapitalistaival.
A konvenciokon a deli protes-
tansok ugyan eliteltek mindig
a gyermekmunkat, de egyetlen
pap sem kiildte meg XII templo-
mabel ait deli textil gyarost,
akinek a gyaraiban tizennegy
ewes gyerekek dolgoztak.
Ugyanez volt az Okla annak,
hogy a papa utols6 enciklikaja
joforman elhangzott a puszta-
sagba.
A katolikus papok kozul sem
predikalta XII meg egyiksem a
templomab6l ait a bankart, AIT
az uzsorast, ait a t6kest, aki
visszaelt a helyzetevel, SGT rem
desen k0zuliik vannak az egyha-
zak oszlopai - minden feleke-
zetnel - verbuvalva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-22
Father Coughin alapitasa

Lesznek jeloltek jov6ben
akik vagy az egyik, vagy ma
six alakulat programjanak egy
reszet valljak magukenak, mig
ellenjeloltjeik talan ugyanazon
szervezet programjanak masik
reszere eskudnek.
Ilyen helyzetben sem Liberty
League, sem Coughlin ligaja
mem tudna elhatarozni, hogy me-
lyik jeloltet tamogassa. Mint
hogy pedig termeszetesen mind
ket arnyalat maga programme
max a megvalositasara torekszik
mindketto fel fogja allitani a
sajat jeloltjet.
Ell kell Is el lehet hinnink
hogy Father Coughlin igazan
mem szandekszik politikai partot
alakitani, aminthogy az nem ALT
szandekaban annak a csoportnak
sem, amely Liberty League-et
eletre hivta, de ahogy helyzet
es az esemenyek az egyiket belle
fogjak a politikaba sodorni, ep-
pen ugy nem tud el6le a mask
sem kiterni.
Lesznek katolikus papok, XII
lonosen "a magasrangu papok
kozt, akik szemben talaljak ma
gukat a Coughlin ligajaval, -
hiszen a papsag is onallo vele-
mennyel bird egyenekb6l van YER
buvalva, - de meg kell allapi-
tanunk, hogy Coughlin atya szen-
zaci6s programme nagyjabah meg
felel a katolikus egyhaz felfoga-
sanak.
Akik ismerik Leo papa hires
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-22

mex liganak az alapitasa, hogy
ellensulyozza a Liberty League
meginditando kampanyat, amely
regi rendszerhez valo merev ra-
gaszkodast ajanlja az orszagnak
es koveteli a kormanytol.
Coughlin meg is mondta nyil-
tan, amt hat ugyis eltalalt volna
mindenki, hogy eppen az volt a
celia a szervezkedes megindita-
sanak.
AIT mondjak, hogy az vi ala
kulat soha mem fog politikai
partta formalodni.
A Liberty League is EFT al
litja.
A dolgok termeszetenel fogva
azonban mindket alakulat politi-
zal es 1nindket alakulat plat
formjan fognak politikusok koz-
szolgalatra aspira1ni es ajanl-
kozni.
Ebben az orszagban vi partok
alakitasatol irtoztak, inert ait
lattak, hogy nepszerusitett esq
meket meglev6 politikai partok
kisajatitjak, mikor a nepszerisi-
test masok elvegeztek. (Ezert
mem tud ebben az orszagban
peldaul a szocialista part zold
agra verg6dn;.)
Egyszer azonban belatja a pol
garsag es kulonosen belatjak
azok, akik egy idealert harcolnak,
hogy nem kell feltetlenul a ket
politikai part 6cska Is elavult
masineriajahoz ragaszkodni, min
den ideal megcsinalhatja sajat
gepezetet maganak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-22

mikent remeli vagy probalja.
Ettol a ket tehertetelt6l elite
kintve kifogasolni valot senki
nem talalhat az alakitasban es a
programban, kiveve talan azok
akiket megdobbentett annak har-
madik szakasza.
A harmadik pont ugyanis koz-
birtokba kivanja vetetni nemcsak
az ugynevezett kozszolgalati val
lalatokat, (mint pl. gaz. villany,
vasut, villanyos, bank, stb.) ha-
mem azokat az iparagakat is,
amelyek az orszag termeszeti
kincseit turjak fel a szamunkra.
Polgari part vagy alakulat EFT
nyiltan meg mem vette a prog
ramjaba, de legyen rola meg
gy6z6dve mindenki, hogy mem
Father Coughlin az egyetlen, aki
foglalkozott ilyen tervekkel.
Nemreg irta meg az egyik
magyar ujsag, "a Magyar Ba-
nyaszlap) egesz biztos, alapos
ertesiilesek nyoman, hogy a
"brain trust" terveket dolgozott
XII a szenbanyaszat, a timber
ipar es az olajipar teljes alamo
sitasara, (szovetsegi kezelesere)
tehat Coughlin mem radikalisabb
ebben tekintetben sem a kor-
manynal.
(Mert mem teheti fel senki,
hogy brain trust az elnok tudta
nelkul dolgozta XII azokat a ter
veket, amelyeket a Banyaszlap
hetekkcl ezel6tt bejelentett> az
olvas6inak.)
Mindenesetre id6szerii volt en-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-22
(Folytatjuk.)

A Coughlin fele liga alapitas
fokmeroje lesz annak is. hogy
katolikus papsag mennyiben fo-
gadja meg vegre ait a parancsot,
amit papa az enciklikajaban XII
nyilatkoztatott.
Mindenkeppen orvendetes az,
hogy National Union for Social
Justice megalakult es akik hisz-
mex abban, hogy tobb tarsadal-
mi igazsagra van szuksegunk,
akik hisznek abban, hogy az
anarchisztikus kapitalizmus be-
toltotte a hivatasat es jobb, be-
csuletesebb es igazabb tarsadal-
mi es gazdasagi elosztasra van
jussunk es- sziiksegunk, azok
csatlakozzanak ligahoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-22

Smith Hoover kampany mutatta
meg, hogy a toke es a toket
szolgalo republikanus part kesz-
seggel, SGT orommel nyult a fe-
lekezeti izgatas fegyverehez.
Csak megerositi a fegyvert az
elfogultsagra ntazok kezeben az
a teny, hogy az eddigi szokastol
elteroen, az uj alakulat bejelen-
tesenel Gallagher pispok mutat-
ia be Coughlint hallgatoknak
mintegy beleegyezeset es aldasat
adva az alakitando szervezetre.
Termeszetes, hogy a radio-pap
hallgatoi kozil nagyon sokan
tartoznak mas felekezetekhez es
bizonyos, hogy azok kozul is
szazezer, ITALIAN millioszamra lep-
mex be a ligaba; de botorsag
lenne tagadni, hogy amelyik pill
lanatban annak ereje igazi We
szedelmet kepez a t6kere, a "ro-
manizmus" femjelet fogjak ra-
gasztani ligara.
A mask, ennel a talan elke-
riilhetetlen formahibanal sulyo-
sabb hibaja liganak, hogy XII
valo es nagyszerii programjat
ugyan lefektettek, de a program
megvalositasanak a modozatairol
keveset beszeltek.
Ezekre mem volt sziikseg a
tizenhat pontba foglalt program
legtobb pontjanal, de sziikseg
lenne a masodik pontnal, amely
munkat Is megfelel6 evi fizetest
kovetel - nagyon he1yesen -
minden dolgozni akar5 ember
szamara.
Mines politikai part vagy ala
kulat, - meg a Liberty League
ct sem kiveve, - amely EFT a
pontot mem teszi programjaba,
de a technokratakon XVIII eddig
mindenki ADDS maradt a .fele-
lettel, hogy at megyalositani
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-22
tFolytatas.

- Nagyon keves erdemem van benne -.
umdossze tan annyi, hogy miota lit va
&yunk. mem mentem ugy el kodarab mellett,
Aogy meg ne neztem volna. Az listen ujja
nutatott ra ARA a helyre... vagy ahogy a
uslam llitetlenebbek mondanak, veletlennek
k6szduhetem felfedezest. Mert mem onnet
hoztam en- ezeket koveket, aho betemetett
bznya van.
- Hanem honnet? Mondja! = surgette
Amy S kozben leiilt, inert laba reszkettek
1latta-
- Hat ugy volt az, hogy = vagy harom
hete Iehet elves ztettem a tsz6-ollomat
4ikor eszrevettem, keresgeltem mindenutt a
meTre jartam. mar az ugy szokott enn
keresem, ahon mem jartam Icy vetodtem ell
betemetett banya iranyaba, - de vagy OF
szaz iepesnyire tole. A metszoollot persze
mem le1tem, de az aszott rovid fiji kozt egy
kobe botlottam feemeltem, csak ugy, csupa
aD0kasbol- Hat, uramfia, szep sargan csilog
q feketejin valam mint nagyon apro hal
pikkely Mem akartam hinn a szememnek,
art gondoltam, az ordogocskek incselkednek
veIem. Jol megdorzsotem hat fekete ko-
vet, de az arany-szemecskek tovabb is rata
csillogtak, azert zsebembe sulyesztettem S
nem votam rest megjelolni at helyet, ahol
talaItam. Ttthon aztan talalt kovet kala
picscsa1 osszetorem torres helyein min
dcnutt csillamlott az arany. No, de ez meg
semmi, - mondtam magamnak, - ait ko-
vet c1 is veszithette valaki listen tuda
mikor! Hanem maid asogatok es ha fold
ben talalok ilyen koveket, az mar lesz va
hmi! Sep holdvilagos esten hat fogtam az
Ss0t -
- Ahelyett hogy nekem is szoltal volna !
- hangzott fel Tamas szemrehanyasa
- Ne vedd zokon! Jobbnak LATHAM, hogy
ha csalatkozonn, attul csak magam feje
ijjon.. Szoval asogattam ami sznte hihe-
tetleu, a1ig felmeternyire fold szinetol csupa
aranyercre bukkantam. Mert az! Megnezet-
tenn en- mar szakerto emberrel
- Az, az! - erositette ifj Kurtosy Ia
mas LATHAM en- ilyeneket az iskolank as
vsnygyuj jternenyeben, meg muzeumban.
- Eek utan mar csak annyi tennivalonk
van, = folytatta Dako, Tamashoz fordulva,
l1ogy az unnepek utan nappal asogatunk.
Te is, meg fiuk is.
- En- is! - ajanlkozott Lillian, aki fell
tekcnyen ugyelt ARA, hogy komoly es fontos
doleoknal ne melozzek kicsiny szemelyet.
- Mem! AZ en- kis felesegem maid csak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-22
Napraforg6k

Mikor Rooseveltet a po1garsag
Macy tobbsege Feher Hazba
iiltette, az orszag "sarga" sajto-
ia - Hearst lapok vezet&se
mellett - g1oriat pr6ba1t vonni
a fejere.
Mikor ait ereztek, hogy egy
ev alatt mem tudott csodakat NIL
velni,. mikor ugy hittek, hogy a
larmas "kickerek" tobbsegben
voltak az orszagban, elkezdtek az
elnokot tamadni es nap-nap utan
bolsevizmussal vadoltak.
A valasztasok arr6l gy6ztek
meg 6ket, hogy az elnok mellett
all ma is a polgarsag Is eek =
lapok ma is csepegnek az edes
mezt6l, ha Rooseveltr6l besz&l-
mex.
Es ez a sajt6 iranyitja a koz-
velemenyt ebben a szerencsetlen
orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-22

Father Coughlin bombat do
bott a politikai partok koze, mi
kor beiclentette, hogy "szerveze-
fct" a1akit az orszagban.
Partnak a Coughlin alapitasat
mem leiet egyel6re nevezni, inert
Z politikai partokon xviii es fe-
llI akar miikodni es ICY csak
szervezetro1 tudunk beszelni.
Lehetnek eltero velemenyek
Cnughlinrol, - az eziist manipu-
Eci0irol e sorok irojanak is meg
van a maga velemenye, = de
ncm iehct letagadni, hogy radio
pEEdikacioival liberalizmus
dgyef eredmenyesen szolgalta.
Vannak hibai mostani alapi-
fzsa1nak is, de hibainal sokkal
nzgyobb az erteke es ICY a libe-
xzlizmus, SGT a radikalizmus is
hztran szovetseges tarsat lathat
Coughlinban es a munkajaban.
Az uj alapitasnak talan az a
Iegnagyobb hibaja, hogy -
Coughlin csinalta.
A Smith fele valasztasok alatt
&szlelhettik, hogy a felekezeti
efogultsag mennyirc uralkodik
meg ezen az orszagon.
Misem lesz konnyebb az ultra
kDnEervativeknek, minthogy az
u ligat es annak programjat
6sszekosse a katolikus egyhaz-
nj Is e1idegenitse t61e azokat a
protestans oelemeket, amelyek
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