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Bishopric of Oniahe on August 6, 1935, after serving in the rector- ship from July 12, 1928, Mon- signor McCormick became Act- ing Rector. He served in this post until the appointment on Acting Rector

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three bombers in the first wav and 15 minutes later three mor came over. Five minutes later third came over and made a di rect hit on a hospital ward. the Catholic chaplain, came into the ward. "He said: 'Boys, that was tough, but let's pray to God they don' come back.' He stood there pray- ing with his hands in the air. He prayed for about five minutes and then another wave of bombers "Right in the middle of the bombing, Fatli.er Cummings,

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Switzerland Strikes Heavy Blow At Birth Control, Abortion BERNE, June 15. - Switzer- land's new Federal Penal Code strikes a heavy blow at birth con- trol. The birth control section of the law definitely illegalizes abortion; except in one instance, and makes unlawful the advertising or public display of contraceptives in such a way as to violate public decency and the sending of articles or in- formation on this subject unso- licited through the mails or to per- sons who have no professional in- terest, such as doctors and drug- gists. The law is the product of al-

j New Draft Registration Ages 18 to 20-June 30 SACRAMENTO, June 22.-Se- Jective Service registration under the fifth call, set for June 30 in accordance with President

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