Washington, May 1, The staid upper house of Con: ide its dignity for two members of the Democratic minent red in rsoncl exchange, daring a debate, on the merits and demerits of the Roman Catholic Church, Acrimonious.statements came after the Senate' hal decided by 69 to 14 votes, defeating a resolution introduced Jast month by Senator Thomas Democrat of alabama ing tha'. the upper house should yo on record with vote of censure aygainet unknown per: bottle at was given the floor for his Tong-threatened e.rpoxé of Roman Catholic influence in the Congress, te body has Just Senator "as: while many snembers railed in apparent bored indulgence, "me dicates that the Roman' ate thorities have made, and are making, inroads into the very. st of the government, A clarion call hag penetrated the Senate preparing the way for some Mussolini to come forth and deliver this city tu the {Roman Church Senator Mi Tydings, Democrat of Maryland, replied to his colleague, declaring he considered Senator Heflin's remarks a personal want the to know he nater from Alabama, jot threaten me a Samned bit wit such talk," Senator Tydings said
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