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18 COURIER-JOURNAL Friday, June 18,1965

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Stuttgart — (NC) — This nation, which has a proud Christian heritage both for Catholics and Protestants, has become1 in the past few years the primary mission

- territory in Europe for Eastern religions

Moslems, Buddhists and Hin­dus are all laboring in Germany with varying, degrees of success, Thus far they have won only a

« handful --of-*x»nverts,- but-they have stirred up a great deal of interest among students and

•; foreign workers. It was the men who came

from Moslem countries to find work in German factories who first sparked the German in­terest in Islam- There are* about 120,000 Moslems employed in Germany —. most of theih from Turkey and Iran—and other 10,000 Moslem students study­ing at German universities.

Eight mosques have already been built In this country. At prayer services one can see not only foreign workers and stu­dents bnt also a number of Germans who come out of etui*

- oslty. or honest longing for jet-llgious roots. For many people it seems to be a fashionable thing to do.

In the town of Schwetzlngen, for instance, there is a mosque built in- the 19th century 4>y nobleman who fell in love with Islamic culture. Now a onetime unskilled worker named Abdul­lah (Norbert) Weisser has a congregation of German Mos­lems and holds Sunday meetings in the mosque with great suc­cess.

Not all of the Islam practiced in jGerman is orthodox. The Ahmadiyya sect which has re­ceived great publicity here is considered heretical by tradi­tional Moslems. One Ahmadiyya congregation in Frankfurt is led by a former officer in the African Corps who calls himself Imam Abdus-Schakoor Kunze. The head of the Ahmadiyya mosque in Nuernberg is Dr. Mohammed Said, alias Dr. Karl Koller, an army physician dur­ing World War n.

OFFICERS of Monroe County Board; Ancient Order of Hibernians honored ^KelFln1I|ira1^ front: Dorothy Flynn, Sidney Wood, fii^P0i^^^W0^:^W^^!M 25 years in priesthood; Robert Kellyj county presi&nty Walter A. A Vera Calnan; standing, Moss McMahon, Ann Shannon, F r̂ane«lv p'Brlen, Thomas Corcoran, James Hasson, Herbert V. Brennan. A.iurilia^ ̂ BblMp Casey was guest speaker. Congratulations were read from ^tlorial Presi­dent William J . McEnery, Providence, State President J. William Reagan, Syracuse; State Organizer Thomas McNabb, Auburn.

Director Named Hev. Joseph B. Dorsey, C S B.,

Dean of the College an^L Dean of Studies, St John Fisher Col­lege was one of the new direc­tors named at the annual board of directors meeting of Monroe County Chapter, National Foun­dation, March of Dimes, June 10. ,

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ChairiMB Namtd Three division chairmen hare

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Leading^Jtoj^wl^grganized construction"' group wflr"*™be Harry J. Buehler of Big Flats.

David M. Huff mire is. the newly appointed chairman of the retail-wholesale division. . \

Carroll W, Legge of 506 Welles St. will head the indus­trial division for the fall fund drive.

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