New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1930, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1930. National Chain of Radio Stations To Combat Certain Catholic Ideas Projied By ‘Defenders of Truth’ Urges Break With Vatican “We view the parochial scnools as un-American and we are trying to show American Catholics that they must break away from the Vatican. “In the sense that Cat opposed to free speech a thought, it is opposed to t spirit lof our con Millions Catholics, as well hundreds priests, have left the his cou WOAX at Trenton Added to WHAP, Already Run By Franklin Ford in New York—Break With Vatican to Be Urged. of papal system New York, plan for stations to wa (UP) — A s chain of radio|lior gainst cer » nes of the Catt church was explained to the United Press today by officials, of ganization known as the Defen of Truth. Franklin Ford, presi society, announced he h for the purchase of in the radio ch at Trenton, N Truth already operate station WHAP in' New York city, over Which they broadcast five programs & week. Prominent Catholics who asked to comment on Tord's pla referred all inquiries to radio st tion WLWL maintained by the Paulist league, a Catholic organiza- tion. There it was said the station had no intention “of entering into any controversy with Mr. Ford.” “I cannot say how rapidly I yill add to the chain,” Ford declared it entirely much money we receive come depe e (i rs Other Catholics comment on Ford mentioned an James M. ( “Catholic World,” ment of the gard to th were | artic tion WOAX Defenders of a good state- tion in re- depends upon will be in cities like Boston, delphia anu | Pittsburgh “I do not mean to convey the d {mpression that we are opposed to Catholic igion. We do nor deny ¢ man to wor- &hip as pose—and we those practices of Catho limit free speech. free th 8 free press t we do op- does not argu leal with a r They gave THAT’S WHY THEY LITTLE STORIES OF FAST SUCCESSES [NUMBER TEN] ROBERT L. RIPLEY Believe it or not. . . 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Cleaning paint brushes by light in the attic of Ellis street. Tony candle is home, 178 used a s able to no dam- . City Plan Board Favors Extensions of Highways f E 3 n tomorrow de- = | co and in nt ions of |USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS!, ;’ G '*NOT A COUGH Veteran Suffragette Discouraged ' About Women’s Part in Politics Washington, Aug. 19 (P—Emily . who campaigned for souri back in 1914, is juite discouraged about n politics.” made this known today in her ribution—the first pessimistic one—to a fat compendium of opin- |t ions on women and the ballot gath- to mark the 10th birthday ot inine suffrage in America t ws. gathered from re fo be rsary on by former v of the proc- culminated “I am suffre raid,” same N » temperance zroup. Both of them thought that with their victory they had only to |defend their position; and so, just as Christian Temperance Union stopped its educational wor ance and devoted itself to their ed ing peop . 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