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Apr. 17 Ordaining the flying Cross in Dusseldorf, western Germany. On Friday, 8 May 1953, the first two planes were officially ordained by catholic dignitaries, at Dusseldorf - Lobausens Air base, western Germany. Has Eminanew Cardinal Frings, the cologne Archbishop. personally ordained Little Paul and The flying Cross the names of two planes which will be given to the Church for the betterment of missionary activities. His Reference P. Schulte (left), a very popular priest in this country who is commonly called The flying Father has been appointed pilot. P. Shculte, a ferwentstuntfyer will hare suficient opportunity to demonstrate all his abilities, thus attracting the attention of all indifferent ones to his own crosses he'll mark in the sky ad right into the hearths of those who have none'. It takes men like me, he said, to activate the missionary Air Traffic Association. Little Paul, he added, will be the first plane for the future Youth Air Base Rhr

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