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"STRANGE BUT TRUE" By M. J. Murray Shrine Blessed 75 Years Ago FILIPINO FIRS Reported Slain By Nazis Off (3 Itzii A I rr CO. 1IMCQCK. IRELAND HAwTHafw Bush 'f piouS infaiiiants fteUer past snuiM, ZHAIL MAWS (Ukun pniRi n-i tub knwmiuvn PCASEomoH, whim -mi cmcAcy or nuytx mas proved ih heretic sot-Oitav.

1 a CHILD JESUS oF C2ECHO- SLOVAKIA, imbLlgutckttfu9k! A -L nmono, us rooes, mar )iOea by Rovaltx is otic rroni thf a if ir 1 tthick without NEW COLLEGE FOR MEN St. Meinrsd, Ind. (Special) The 75th anniversary of the dedication of the Lady chapel enshrined on Monte Cassino hill, near the Benedictine Monastery of St. Mein-rad in Southern Indiana, has just been observed. Notables present included Archbishop Joseph E.

Hitter of Indianapolis and the Kt. Rev. Ignatius Esser, O.S.B., Abbot of St Meinrad's. The origin of the chapel goes back to 1857, when Father Isidore Hobi, a monk of the abbey, with several students attached a picture of the Blessed Virgin to a black oak tree on the top of Monte Cassino hill as a shrine to which they came to pray. A few years later a wooden chapel was erected, the late Bishop Herman Alerding of Fort Wayne being one of the students who helped roof it.

About two years later the sandstone chapel shown above was built. In 1872, when the smallpox epi demic nearly decimated the town of St Meinrad, the students made a vow to make an annual pilgrim age to Our Lady's shrine at Monte Cardinal Says Norwalk, Conn. Of 16 young Holy Ghost Fathers who have re ceived their first assignments. eight will go to the African missions, two to Puerto Rico, and six to posts in this country, the Very Kev. Ueorge Collins, (J.IJ.Sp.

provincial, announced at the an nual departure ceremony at St Marys mission seminary. Tha cisht daatined for Africa will tatienad la tho Vicariate of Kuimaa- jarOr Tanaanrika torritorr, Eaat Africa, whoro tha Hoot Rot. Joacph Brrna. C.S.Bp former diroetor at tha aaatinarr bore, Ja Viear Apoitolia. Tho? ara Fa- thara Arthur r.

WoohraL Bharpabnrt, Jamaa F. Peril. MillraJe. Rob ert 0. MeCraloy, Cornell e.

Clamant 1. Moroa, ait. Carmel, Jooopa L. Vaa. BridaeDort.

Joaeoh T. MeGinler. Leonard Trotter, and Francis Garetkiewiei, Philadelphia. The Rao. Rot A.

Burkhart at 6harpabars will be atationed in Bareeloneta, Puerto- Sieo. and tha Hot. Walter 8. Moroa of Pitta- burgh in Aroeibo, Puerto Bieo. Bishop McCIoskey Mass Is Held at.

Santo Tomas Manila. A Solemn Pontifical Mass of Requiem was offered in the chapel of Santo Tomas university here for the repose of the soul of the Most Rev. James' P. McCIoskey, Bishop of Jaro, who died at the age ol 76. Archbishop Mi chael J.

O'Doherty was celebrant of the Mass, which was attended by the Most Rev. William Piani, Apostolic Delegate to the Philippine islands. He and three other Bishops the Most Rev. James T. G.

Hayes. Bishop of Cagayan; the Most Rev. Constancio Jurgens. Bishop of Tuguegarao; and the Most Kev. jonn v.

vraKKing, Bishop of Suriago gave final ab solutions. Lublin Rulers Unable To Control Poland state of anarchy continues in Soviet-occupied Po land. The Lublin government is unable to master the situation by its armed detachments organized under Soviet command. Their action is still directed against the soldiers of the Polish home army and also against so-called "Polish Fascists." This enables the NK.VD to direct its terror campaign against any Pole considered dan gerous to the soviet regime, int arrests take place for the most part at night. $750,000 Campaign for Georgetown U.

Hospital Washington. Plans for a cam paign to help finance the new 400-bed Georgetown University hospital were announced by the Very Rev. Lawrence C. Gorman, S.J., president of Georgetown uni versity. The appeal win nave an ohiectiva of 1750.000 to snpnle- ment and help guarantee a Federal Works Administration grant of $1,820,000 provided under the Lanham act for construction of tha building.

Founded 'Sign' Magazine Jamaica, L. N. Y. The Rev. Theodore a co- founder and first editor of the Sign magazine, celebrated the golden jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood.

Father Noonan was ordained in St. Paul in 1895. Cleans lasts EVREUX FRANCE. IS AH ARCHITECTURAL CURIOilTY SpodmenS of nearly evenfo will be under the patronage of Christ the King and will be known at King's college. After four or five years the college will be transferred to suburban Kingston, where permanent buildings will be erected on a seven-acre plot.

Holy Cross Fathers will teach. MY DOCTOR Multiple Vitamins for my family. He aid that many big ills begin with minor ailments and that often vitamin deficiencies are responsible: He told me vitamins are a must for everyone who wants to enjoy full buoyant health. He explained that most diets are inadequate in vitamins because of faulty eating habits and vitamin losses in foods. He advised me to take Multiple Vitamins regularly to help replace these losses and to pur chase any well-known, well-established brand.

We have found it pays to follow his advice. vy War Ben nrf Keep tot American troops who the Flooaeaburf concentration camp In bemaany were told by nrisoners liberated that Kurt von Schuachnigg (above), former Chan cellor of Austria and a Catholic, had been banged ia tha camp on April 15 by tha Nazi. Held in custody since Germany annexed Austria in 1938, von Schuschnigg had been taken with hi family to Flossenburg six months ago. Hi wife and daughter later were trans ferred to the notorious Dachau concentration camp. France to Vote on State Aid to Catholic Schools Paris.

Catholic primary schools in Franca will continue to receive government aid up to July 15, the end ol the school year. This decision was made by the Provi sional government despite the fact that the Provisional Consultative Assembly, functioning as a parlia ment until such time as a general election can be held, passed the Communist-proposed bill demanding suppression of state aid to non public primary schools as of April 1. It is honed that before tha be ginning of the next school year elections win have been held and the duly chosen representatives of the people will have a chance to answer the question: Should the state aid non-public schools! Brooklyn Male Choir to Sing on Catholic Hour Washington. Tho Catholic Di ocesan Choristers of Brooklyn will sing on the NBC Catholic Hour radio programs on Sundays in May, it was announced here by the National Council of Cath olic Men. Tha choir consists of 80 men and boys.

The programs will be broadcast from St. James' pro-Cathedral, Brooklyn. The conductor is tha Rev. Cornelius C. Toomey.

New Chancellor Named For Diocese of Lansing Lansing. Mich. Tha Rev, Charles F. Keating haa been ap pointed Chancellor of the Diocese of Lansing by Bishop Joseph a. Albers.

He was born in Lansing and studied at sacred Heart seminary, Detroit, and at Mt. St. Mary seminary. Norwood. O.

Ha took post-graduate studies at tha Catholic university, where he re ceived the Licentiate in Canon Law. longer More Than 2,000 Priests Cassino if they were spared. Mary heard their prayer and the vow is kept each year by the student body of the seminary on Jan. 13, when they make a solemn pilgrimage to the chapel and offer their thanks for the favor of long ago. Many other favors have been obtained at the shrine through the Blessed Mother's intercession.

One concerns a five-year-old boy whose father carried him to the shrine to be cured from hip disease that made the lad unable to walk. His cure began immediately and he was able to walk part of the way down the hill from the shrine. Another man suffering from rheumatism was able to discard his crutches after hearing Mass in the chapel. Another almost immediate cure was effected on a girl whose sight was almost destroyed in an accident Her mother brought her to the shrine and asked the interces sion of Our Lady and obtained a cure. Proof that the Blessed Mother continues to grant many favors is seen in the crowds that attend the pilgrimages in May and October, Slain in War These statistics were riven by Cardinal Hlond, Primate of Poland, when interviewed at Paris.

He had been liberated by American army from Nazi internment In Westnhalia. "The Most Rev. Vladlslans Goral, Auxiliary Bishop of Lublin, was sentenced to forced labor in a mine." His Eminence added. "Ec clesiastical property has been con fiscated. Cathedrals and churches transformed into silos or garages." States an Weak Foundation Vatican City.

Cardinal Hlond, Primate of Poland, who was lib erated from German captivity By troops of the American Ninth army, made the following statement upon his arrival her from Paris: "A disaster befell ns because wa have been ignoring and, some times opposing, the natural and divine laws. We have founded states upon weak foundations which, of course, could not with stand the fierce hurricanes. We hone that those upon whom falls the duty of laying new founda tions for the states may have learned lesson, and that their actions may be inspired by such sound and true principles as freedom and Christian brotherhood, which must also guide interna tional life and relations. Only in this way will it be possible to re store the great, peaceful Christian family, which, must embrace all peoples." Catholics Told to Rouse Italy Voters' Conscience Rome. More than a thousand delegates from all over liberated Italy gathered here for the Italian Catholic Action convention.

All sections of the Italian people, men, women, and univer sity youth, were represented among the delegates. Reading of letter irom the Most Kev, Giovanni Battista Montini, Papal Under Secretary or State, opened the sessions. "On the eve of the political election," Osservafore flo- mano remarks, "which will decide for decades the political structure oi the country, Italian Catholic Action, though non-partisan, can offer a safe direction to all faithful in the accomplishment of their duties as citizens. 1 nation aa Catholic parishes co-operated in the United LADY TELLS OF Washington. The first family of the PhiliDDines knows what means to be "without," according to Mrs.

Esneranze Limjap Usmena who accompanied her husband President Osmena, on an official visit to this country. By disguising themselves in borrowed clothes Mrs. Osmena and her children es caped from Manila over a hazard ous mountain route after the Americans landed. On reaching Mrs. MacArthur, the Philippine first lady and her 20-year-old daughter.

Rosy, were given stock ings the general's wife had brought from Australia. Rosy was also supplied with a eoat by Mrs. Mac- Arthur. The President's eldest son, Emile, an officer, was executed by the Japanese 194Z. Mrs.

Osmena cited the massacre at De La Salle college, the Chris tian Brothers school, and her daughter told about Philippine girls shot in the legs to prevent escape, ignorance or the Japanese language brought untold suffering to Filipinos just after the fall of Manila, Mrs. usmena said: but at the city recapture this year the extreme brutality and wanton de struction by the Japanese was de liberate. Mrs. Osmena was educated American nuns in Assumption col lege in Manila. Magazine Article en Dubuque Priest Hero Philadelphia.

A graphic account of the expenences of the Rev. Al bert J. Hoffmann, army chaplain and the ideals for which he labored in the present war, written by Jack Alexander, appeared in the Saturday Evening Pott. Father Hoff mann, Dubuque, is now assistant chaplain in Percy Jones General hospital, Battle Creek, Mich. He has received the Silver Star and the Distinguished Service Cross for 1 1 i i gauamry in acuon, ana me rurpie Heart for a wound which resulted in the loss of a leg when he stepped on a German mine in Italy.

In his article entitled "He's Our Guy," Alexander says that many army men refer to Father Hoffmann as "the Father Duffy of this war," because his insistence on perform ing other than his regular duties "got him into tight spots repeatedly and made him a legend of the bard kit- (Mti. UIO V1UI U1T1DIUI1I JESUIT IS WAR PRISONER Cleveland. The Rev. Paul W. Cavanaugh, S.J., chaplain serving with the irst U.

S. army in Eu rope, who had been reported miss ing since Dec. is, is a prisoner ol war in Germany, according to word received by his parents from the War department. TtWoiii Success -Om I fund 4. mploTn Jwt mt it ii lii mt I um lfwm atortiicnunt and auollcd.

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aiHreaa. MENHIR a a. Dear Mia EUanaaaal tea, am from California, aa is tha writer of a letter ye smb lUhed recently, I had tha sasaa fear aha did about having say wrack! by say haabaaaV irritablaaaee and JaaJeaay, with tha shadow divorce hanging a. First of all, tell her to ray pray aa aha ae-rar Ud bow for. There may eaaae ha Is committing, and which aha oc aot have tha atrenrta toy confeu.

You told her that aaa or tha ether partner 1 tea aakcel to give more than tha proverbial 50-50 to mak tha bonds hold tight." Thl ia very traa, aauj that daty lie with the wife and mother. Oac thing that will bring the husband around will be praiaa, but praiaa rirhtly due him. It ay take her a month to And omething to praiaa him abeat. but if ho (till love him, ah will find it. Another thing ia ta bring wa th in re the children have sua about him during the day, things are certain to pleae hint.

Show him that the children low him a much a they do their mother. The children will hold the two together more than any thing alee, for they are gift from God not two children only, but four or five or six whatarer God will. Tell your California writer to get back Into God'a grace and what happinea la in (tore for her. She should tell St. Joaeph to tak car of hee hnaband, the head of tha family.

My Engliah may net be nasw fact, but I hop I have nut my idea into tha blue of tha Mrs. L. B. (Aidreu letter end quettUmt to Mits Mary E. Eitentnan, Bom 1620, tho ftegbter.

Donor, Colo.) Poles Forced Into Ilsrth Red Schema of Uvlss London. According to reports reaching Switzerland and relayed to KAP, a totalitarian regime It being Installed in Poland. Men and women from 16 60 ara beinf drafted all over tha country. Men ara pressed Into the Red army, ana! Women arc assigned to forced la bor. Private Initiative ne longer exists.

Men and women ara being transferred from ana part of tha country to another, without regard to their families and other ties, tha reports state. Many roUsh workers, it la said, ara being deported for labor in Russia. Alum uieev M.ftio. Hie jtuaimi nation has remained deeply religious. Children less than 16 and tha aged help in attempts to rebuild ruined churches.

A num ber of Warsaw churches already have been cleared of debris. 3 aa. I rff fff i i ft ''I'-ph Ooer.ua 1 iY T. ,1 1 v. :1 "I 4 "A i ft hi i i I 9 because it's waterproofed, Of Poland Paris.

"More than 2,000 Pol- ish priests have met violent deaths. Three Bishops have died in concen tration Camps. In my Archdiocese of Gnierno and Poznan, which had 1,038 priests registered in 1939, only 25 are now at their posts. Many are dead, and some 600 are still in the concentration camp at Dachau. There are, in all, some 2,000 Polish priests at Dachau." 'Apostle of Peace St.

Francis of Asaisl (1182-1226), founder of the Order of Friars Minor, famous for his service to the poor, was also noted as peacemaker, and for hii salutation, "Peace be to this house." The Mission of San Francisco de Asis, named in his honor, and founded in California 179 years ago, is today the great city of San Franciaco, where delegates from the United Nations are meeting in the interests of world peace. Typical of Scenes itr- vol v. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. A new Catholic college for men will be established in Wilket-Barre and will be opened in temporary quarters in the fall of 1946, the Most Rev. William J.

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