Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1936, Page 9

v “ this picture entirely,” - "MSGR. RYAN HITS COUGHLIN CLAIMS Monetary Views of Priest » 90 Per Cent Wrong, Says C. U. Professor. By tne Associated Press. Challenging the monetary views of Father Charles E. Coughlin as “90 per cent wrong,” the Right Rev. John A. Ryan of Catholic University was in the thick of th® campaign fray todav, battling for the re-election of President Roosevelt. Msgr. Ryan, In a broadcast ad- dress under the auspices of the Demo- ecratic National Committee, said last night: “The charge of communism directed at President Roosevelt is the silliest, falsest, most cruel and most unjust accusation ever made against a Pres- ident in all the years of American history.” At Pittsburgh, Father Coughlin de- layed a scheduled address to listen in on Father Ryan's statement that the radio priest's “monetary theories and proposals find no support in the en- cyclicals of either Pope Leo XIII or Pope Pius XI.” Coughlin Plans Reply. ‘Then the Detroit priest told his au- dience in Pittsburgh’s Syria Mosque that he would reply to Father Ryan over the radio tomorrow. “If I am wrong, I shall pass out of he said, “and if I cannot prove Msgr. Ryan is wrong, 1 will likewise pass out of the picture.” He said Mr. Roosevelt holds no | membership card in the Communist party, but entertains “doctrines and theories that are held by the Com- munists.” Father Ryan, who is professor of | moral theology and industrial ethics at Catholic University and formerly was on an N. R. A. appeals board, asserted: | he added. authorized it to | personal property by any means.” “I say deliberately to the laboring | men and women of America that | Father Coughlin's explanation of our economic maladies is at least 50 per | cent wrong, and that his monetary | remedies are at least 90 per cent 4 wrong. | “If the latter were enacted into | law they would prove disastrous to the great majority of the Amerlcan people, particularly to the wage earners.” Besides declaring that charges of communism against the President are “ugly, cowardly and flagrant calum- nes,” he denied that such New Dealers as Felix Frankfurter, Rexford G. Tug- | - well, Sidney Hillman and David Du- binsky were communistic. | ‘The New Deal, the speaker said, has enacted “moderate measures of eco- nomie reform which were long over- due in the United States. If they are denounced as communistic, it is simply | because this is the most damaging | epithet that can be hurled at them by | the beneficiaries of social injustice.” “Not the least of President Roose- velt's achievements,” he said, “is that he set up an effective check to the| spread of communism and other va- | rieties of destructive radicalism If he is defeated for re-election and if his| policies are discredited, communism | will enter upon a period of rapid | growth and widespread influence in the | United States. “RADICAL” UNITS HIT. Coughlin Names Five “Corporations” In Address. By (ne Assoclated Press. PITTSBURGH, October 9.—Rev.| Charles E. Coughlin asserted last night | President Roosevelt was “communis- ' FOR BEAUTY Takes Issue With Coughlin Right Rev. John A. Ryan of Catholic University, in a Na- tion-wide broadcast last night, took direct issue with Rev. Detroit radio Charles E. Coughlin, against the New Deal “ugly, coward. He urged re-election of President Rao:evzlt. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, “furnish, equip, operate and maintain properties and structures of every na- ture and description” and “to lcqulre personal property in any manner.” “The charges are these,” Father Coughlin said, referring to Msgr. Ryan’s speech: “First, that Mr. Roosevelt has no communistic ten- dencies, and, secondly, that because Msgr. Ryan was preaching social jus- tice before I was born, he knows more about it than I do.” He noted that Ryan had sald his “monetary remedies” were “90 per cent wrong,” and added, that while he appreciated the size of his audience, it was “too small” for his reply to Ryan's assertions. “If T am wrong. I shall pass out of | this picture entirely,” he said, “and if I cannot prove Msgr. Ryan is wrong, I will likewise pass out of the picture.” “Therefore,” Father Coughlin con- tinued, “I am going to leave this ques- tion to two authorities: The writings of Pope Pius XI—I, too, can quote him —and I am going to leave it as a sort of letter contest to the audience next Saturday night.” EX-CZARIST OFFICER IS SENTENCED TO DIE By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, October 9.—A former czarist officer, A. 1. Yakhukhin, last night was sentenced to death u Askhabad, Turkmenistan, for being in- | volved in the execution of 26 Baku commissars September 20, 1918. V. I. Zimnitsky, also a former czar- ist officer, was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment. It was the third trial to be held for those believed to be guilty of whiping out leaders of the newly f"ut terming accusations and flagrant calumnies.” —A. P, Photo. tic,” but denied ever having called the | Chief Executive “a Communist.” He addressed a crowd which packed | | Pittsburgh's Syria Mosque. just after | | Msgr. John H. Ryan of the Catholic | University had taken exceptions to his criticism of the New Deal. He named a group of Roosevelt cabi- net members as the incorporators of what he termed “five radical corpora- tions.” The charter of one of these, “‘acquire He added: “If that's American, if that's sound capitalism, I don't know what I'm talking about. I dare say Msgr. Ryan dldnl know about that.” arter of one of the five cor- PREPARE your car for Winter driving » Come in Today and Get 1. Acomplete winter driving check-up. 2. An all-winter shot of eVEREADY PRESTONE TRADE MARK the guaranteed anti-freeze NEW LOW PRICE only $270a gut. LEHMAN'S SUPER SERVICE STATION 12th & K N.W. NA. 0241 AND PROTECTIUN WE JUST SROUGHT THAT DIAMOND OUTOF THE ROUGH ~7 Wifh Famous SW House Paint S W P House Paint is the best known and most economical paint you cen buy. 800 squere feet of paint in every gallon and it costs less than Y4c per square foot. 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