New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1929, Page 5

MEXICAN CHURCH HARMONY LACKING Settlement of Problem Still Gauses Difference of Opinion Mexico City, July 19 (P—Settle- ment of the church problem in Mex- ico does not mean that “harmony has been restored irf the Mexican | family” and that the people have set | themselves unanimously to the task | of national reconstruction, as had been predicted in some quarters | would be the case | Opinion still Divided { Opinion in the “revolutionary fam- | ily” is divided today as it was before | the church and state brought to an | end their three old controversy, | and in the p t instance those | who before were the most ‘ardent | supporters of the government’s poli- | cies find themselves on the other side of the fence. ’ The majority of the people, being Catholic. is content with the agree- ment allowing reopening of the churches. But the minority which prior to the agreement upheld the zovernment's stand and which now finds itselt opposed to it, is a well or- | zanized group and constitutes a| strong factor in Mexican life. | The minority refuses to reconcile itself to the return of the Catholic | ests. It holds that the M n revolution achieved one of i fis ost forward steps by riddin country entirely of church associa- | tion and that by allowing the priests | to return the government rendered null one of the benefits of the move- ment which startd with the over- throw of the Porfirio Diaz regime in | 1910, Many Anti-Religious Tt is well known that m; v most prominent membe: group are strongly anti-religiou: An outstanding l¢ church minority is Go Tejeda of Vera newspapers publist is reported to ha Portes Gil, protesting against any wrrangement which would allow th. | (atholic clergy to return to the pul- | pits in Mexico. Similar e from the Vera Cruz nd various worke organizations in Ve Cruz also were published. Newspapers Censored Soon after the church-state agree- | ment as concluded the government | re <tmi the w\nm newspapers on incoming and num i The censorship on cd after having be: force only two days, with no explanation of any kind offe GOURALD RECORD SHOWS HEROISH French General Active in Syria Following World War Paris. July 19 (/—The. visit of General Henri Gouraud to the United States where he is attending celebrations in honor of the Rain- bow division which he commanded during the war, brings back to mind the battle of Khan s tn | July, 1920, when the g . then | 2 ioner to Syria, | ul and paci- | from Palm torth to day’s mar asked one of the returning | ng flight bout 40.000 men and camels,” re- i the aviator. Then the game is even. T have 10.000 men here. We attack at ' Gouraud decided | e Ar s were in full flight toward | ere is another side to General Gouraud | When May Day comes each year and the communists announce, with great gusto their arations to disturb the p the min ister of the i of police. fea forces will prove | maintain order. must call upon the | Ask Gouraud! to Help They turn to General Gour y governor. and he malkes t ary arrangements, assigni troops to various strategical poi of the city. In active service ar in the thicke himself losi nares to him than st pitched battles : enemy during the war Recommends Blanks magazine,” instructed ers on the t of May la ot those th nks first only | ir absolutel cossary and you are attacked.” Then he hesitated for a moment, and a sad look came into e concluded for don't fire the others, | e is killed.” 31 Drown as Vessel Strikes Floating Mine | Bucharest, Rumania, July 19 (#-- Thirty-one persons were drownel arly vesterday in disaster to the Russian ship Volga which struck a floating mine in the Black sea. ships arriving at Black sea ports renorted The Volga sent out an S O 8, dne- fng the nizht. later stating that 21 Persons- as: s and 17 of the ¢ 4 v ac cen drown- iled Tuesday froin of Novorosstisk rs and merchandise. Cape T outh Africa, has a housing shortage. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1929. EW BRITAIN'S SHOPPING CENTER. ! 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