Munich, Nov. 7.
An outspoken defence of Christian principles against the theories of National Socialism was made by Cardinal Faulhaber, Archbishop of Munich, in addressing 5,000 people in the Cathedral yesterday.
He said citizens had rights as well as duties, They had the right to demonstrate their faith.
Citizens, declared the Cardinal, should mot be impeded in worship by a threat of exclusion from the national community.
Character must have the right to express itself and persons must not be called traitors because they wished to maintain connections with the Catholic Church, he added.
Cardinal Faulhaber attacked the "Jew-baiter," Herr Julius Streicher, editor of "Der Stuermer," an anti-Semitic weekly organ, saying that it "was a sacrilege to declare that when one served one's nation one thereby fulfilled one's duty to God.—Reuter.
The old record of 6,306 miles at an average speed of 102 mph. established last year by the Soviet airman, Michael Gromov, in a flight from Moscow to San Jacinto, California, via the North Pole, was broken by all three planes in the early hours of this morning when they passed the south-east end of Celebes Island, which is 6,368 miles away from Ismailia on, the great circular course and the minimum distance for the setting up of a new world record.
It was shortly after this achievement that one of the machines landed at Goepang.
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