The Archive · 1938

French Physicians Honoured

Paris, Nov. 14.

"Herr Adolf Hitler has decided to award the Insignia of the German (Red Cross, First Class to two French physicians for the medical aid they gave the late Herr Ernst von Rath, German diplomat shot by the Polish Jew.

"Professor Baumgartner and Dr. paul are the two men thus honoured,—Havas.

Mother Cabrini occurred in New York in 1921. A nurse had inadvertently bathed the eyes of an infant, Peter Smith, with a fifty per cent. solution of silver nitrate. The tissues of the child's corneas were badly scarred by the caustic solution, while fumes which the baby inhaled caused pnuemonia. A missionary Sister at the hospital pinned a Cabrini relic to the baby's clothes and within three days the eyes had healed and the pneumonia had disappeared.

The second miracle was four years later in Seattle when Sister Grazioli was dying of a cancer of the stomach. Mother Cabrini appeared to her in a vision and advised a certain diet. Upon adopting this diet Sister Grazioli soon recovered.—United Press, Jerusalem Jews Pray Moderate Bear Cover of For German Jews

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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