The Record Newspaper 21 October 1965 by The Record

No. 3212. PERTH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1965.

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THE PREMIER, MR. DAVID BRAND, OFFICIALLY OPENED SAFETY CAMPAIGN, 1965, ON MONDAY, AT SAFETY HOUSE, MOUNT LAWLEY. Th's year's campaign will be of three week's duration and will highlight the necessity for safety in all walks of life and by all folk, whether in the home, in industry, in or on water, AND ON THE ROADS. Special emphasis will be placed on road safety during the last week of the campaign from October 30 to November 7.

COST OF ACCIDENTS Last year nearly three thousand people died on Australian roads, while 75,000 were injured. The cost to the national economy has been estimated at £ 100 million. When the casualty rate soared last year, one person was killed every 31 hours, and one person injured every eight minutes. Of those killed, about 40 per cent were under 30 years of age, while nearly 60 per cent of those seriously injured were in the same age group.

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PAPER TOLD TO HALT ATTACKS

Prime Minister Lee Kwan Yew of Singapore told editors of a Moslem newspaper that they must stop inciting public Opinion against Singapore's Christian community, particularly Roman Catholics

SPECIAL POSTER A special poster has been designed and distributed to churches to serve as a reminder that there is a spiritual and moral obligation to drive w ith care and consideration for other road-users.

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THE Deputy Registrar of the University of New South Wales said Rowe said that the he does not favour the establishment of an traditions of Western Australian Ca tholic universities owe much to the Church, which University. founded so many of Mr. J. Brock Rowe them. told the Bathurst Catho"Universities are still lic Men's Dinner Club concerned with personal that Catholics should be values and the humanisufficiently strong in ties as the basis of edutheir faith to live in cation, despite the trend universities already towards specialisation," available to them. he said: IIIMME1111111111111111 •11111•11E_-"71111111111111111•111•1111111

Lee's warning came at an extraordinary meeting between the editors of "Utusan Melayu" (Malay Messenger) and the heads of the different r eligious communities in Singapore. The Catholic repre- offering them bribes or religious society. We besentative at the meeting good jobs. lieve in one God, Who is declared that, contrary our Creator and the God to the newspape r's and Father of all mancharges, CAMPAIG DAVID GRAY$ VICIOUS N DAVID GRAYS the Catholic kind. Church has used no unLee said the newsdue pressure Moslems to to convert paper was engaged in MANY WAYS In fact, saidChristianity. an "active and vicious DAVID ( Monsignor campaign which is now "We recognise that Noel Goh, has tended the Church reaching a crescendo." there are many ways to to refrain In an effort to halt approach God, and, befrom seeking converts the attacks, Lee called lieving in the freedom among Moslems. together Singa pore's of religion, we respect The Malay Inter-Religious Council. the right of the indilanguage newspaper has determine been fea- made up of four Mos- vidual to turing articles that at- lems, a Hindu, a Sikh, a what his approach will tack the Christian practices of Buddhist, a Parsi, three be. Mr. H. D. Boland ( above) president of the Superior G Sill churches. Ac- Protestants and one Ca"We do not believe in cording to tholic. Monsignor Goh, or countenance unfair Council of Australia of the Society of St. Vincent de the Paper, seek- the Catholic representa- or unethical attempts to Paul, addressing a meeting of presidents of Councils Moslem Catholics news converts by in- tive, is vicar-general of change a person's reli- and Conferences of the Society in Western Australia I -troducing Moslem boys the Malacca - Singapore gious convictions. It has last Friday night. to Christian never been the tradition girls, by archdiocese. Spiritual directors. Fathers E. Clancy, C.M. and Lee confessed that a or the practice of the G. Rochester C.M. were present at the meeting. Christian - Moslem dis- Christian Church in this Mr. Boiand who is from Melbourne spoke of the pute would undermine country to go out of its rule of the Society in the updating of the approach to the small nation's rela- way to convert Moslems and spirit of visitation of the poor in their homes and tions with foreign to Christianity." special works. States, especially with Monsignor Goh added H i made the point that the Society throughout the Moslem States in Africa. that his own Church has overseas aid through South East Asia where the Society At his request, the tried to refrain from in Australia is supporting 175 conferences. The deFor Christian representa making converts of David Grays aerosol Fly Spray is the most powerful details of the tives prepared a state- Moslems. He Christ added, mand for this "twinning" of conferences is steadily Fly Spray you can buy. Buy some! See for yourthe King ment that denied the however, that Catholic growing. self how quickly David Grays Fly Spray kills flies. Festival Mr. Boland returned to Melbourne after visiting Connewspaper's charges. welfare services have sev en. see Page OUTDOOR PEOPLE USE "SCRAM" "In Singapore," they been and would be ferences at Collie and Bunbury. He made the point thatthe Society throughout the said, "we are happy to available to all persons, SAY "SCRAM" TO FLIES live in harmony in a regardless of race or world assists 500,000 cases weekly with an additional David Grays personal insect repellant. multi-racial and multi- creed. 1,250,000 casual cases annually.

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NEWS COMMENT By THE EDITOR

ALONG with the reading material

A MATTER OF CONSCIENCE

N spite of the many rules, regulations and other incentives to observe road safety, it is certain that no measure, however efficient, can ensure traffic safety as long as man's conscience has not reached moral

maturity. This moral maturity is emphasised by the r ealisation that each has a natural duty to respect the health and welfare of one's neighbour. It is also a grave duty incumbent on all to protect the lives of others. To use lightly the force that should be under the control of the driver of a vehicle is governed by the same rules and obligations as is the use of anything else that can kill, mutilate, or even just endanger another person. This moral maturity can only come with education and the forming of conscience in the individual. In this respect it is a good thing that the National Safety Councils and the Police Traffic Departments go into schools. Their aim is to educate for this maturity. The National Safety Councils, with their constant advertising, their instructional talks, and, in Western Australia, with its Instructional Centre, are putting a lot of effort into stopping people from killing themselves and each other on the roads. They need everyone's co-operation. It is only by consistently pointing out responsibility in this regard in the home, the school and throukh the information media that the concept will sink into the minds of people, make them think and take some action. When this fails to have any effect and there is the obvious and constant flouting of these laws designed to guide the road-user and protect other people, there must be adequate and effective penalties imposed. There is too much evidence today that respect for road rules is governed by the principle that as long as one is not caught out on an infringement then there is no need to worry. There is also evidence of too little responsibility in young drivers. Their passion for speed and super-confidence in their own ability to handle the machine is a definite menace to other drivers and pedestrians. A call through the Churches is an excellent part of the current Safety Campaign 1965. Their stress on the moral responsibility of the individual based on the right to life could with the co-operation of all thinking people help considerably in the better fulfilment of road laws and the ensuring of safety. Car drivers have a grave responsibility to themselves, to those who ride with them, and to other people on the road to observe all laws in connection with the machine they are using.

MISSION SUNDAY

nN'E of the most worthwhile efforts of the Church has been and will continue to be the amount of work, finance and often sweat and blood put into the missionary territories of the Church. From the time of Christ's directive that the Faith be preached everywhere, there has been this organised effort to give all the chance of accepting Christ and His salvation There is no quick method. The Sacramew:cannot be given without knowledge and understanding to adults. Faith cannot be practised without the preaching of its fundamental tenets. Converts, whether from paganism or other religions, cannot be made by the simple pronouncement: "Right, now I am a Catholic!" Al! this involves not only effort and goodwill. but personnel, their keep, their tools of labour and myriad of incidental but necessary things that a well-established Church community takes for granted. This was provided for us in the beginning. It is our turn and privilege to pass the faith to others. In Australia we have the capability of assuming the responsibility for large areas of South-East Asia. This capability can never be realised unless we have a. truly sacrificial generosity. Priests, Brothers, Sister, Lay Workers are all required as well as the finance necessary to keep them and build the missions. The universal remembrance of the missionary activity of the Church this Sunday should be a prod to our sense of responsibility in spreading the Faith, supplying the means and praying for those already engaged in this work for Christ.

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POINTS FROM SUNDAY SCRIPTURE READING Ephesians 5, 15-21 Twentieth Sunday After Pentecost

seat, the driver's possibility of conof the vehicle is remote. trol Campaign Safety current N-% on the TODAY'S Epistle con- ed by St. Paul, but the 1965 was the timely issue of the tains another practi- abuse of it led to other Government Gazette, October 1965, cal lesson on how we sins. His advice is to fill giving the Traffic Act 1919-1964. ,should live up to our ourselves with the spirt. It makes informative and neces- THERE was a disappointing facet following of Christ. tual graces of the Holy in the TV feature Project 65 sary reading. St. Paul continues his Spirit, his mind probab. Monday. last week's last of theme Act this of One of the sections of the image reading about his con- ly going back to Pente. projection their n I which has received a certain amount cost when the Apostles, of Western Australia, out of all the verts being brought out speaking with divers of publicity was Section 1212, dealangles which could have been gen- of the darkness of un- tongues, were ing with vision-obscuring mascots. accused by light the to into chose producers belief erally true, the by the Jews who heard The Section reads: "A person prostitution. They did this the Christian faith. eature f them of being drunk shall not drive or stand a vehicle by film of the notorious streets in, "walk circumspectly" with wine. (a) having a mascot, toy or similar as they called them, the No. 1 and our on ever be To ing in psalms "speak windshield, the to attached article No. 2 cities of the State. Why? guard against the pitspiritual canticles" or to the rear window or other The fact that Roe Street has not falls of a secular attiThe early Christians windows of the vehicle; or had the brothels there for many tude. The haunts and recited the praises of ( b) having a mascot, toy or similar years only seemed to make the habits of a pagan world God in choral fashion, the surrounded still of interior the article attached to puzzling point of this "image" more one group answering Ephesian converts, as the other, at their the vehicle in such a position as to laboured and obviously intended. , does secularism sur- gical gatherings. liturAny obstruct the vision or to distract or A State's image is its reputation round t h e modern pagan who heard be likely to distract the attention of in the eyes of others and hence enthis Christian. would accuse the Chrisa person while driving the vehicle." titled to be treated justly. This unwise" "not as tians of being drunk. sort of treatment hardly approaches This is a sensible law. The way of life of the Let them, says St. Paul. that. The prevalence of these orna' Christian must be ac- "singing . . . in your ments points to the obvious, that )cording to the wisdom hearts to the Lord" iof the Gospel. We must not enough people are being pulled Empty mummery and will no understanding God's s tudy up and told to take them down and of the VERY now and then there comes / through Gospel words is useless. the leave them down. from the pen of someone a few /message. "Being subject to one The position of some rear vision words which have a great impact. another" mirrors can cause enough of a blind For this reason the few words which "drunk with wine . . . with the Holy Spirit" spot without additional contraptions were given on the inside of the These words are used Drunkenness was a to introduce what folmanufactured for the so-called pur- cover of "Newsweek," an American tommon sin among the lows in the text. Chris. pose of ornamenting a car. weekly, are worth quoting. ' pagans of the time. It tian obedience and sub. "Throughout history most great could have been a seri- jection is not humiliacivilisations that have declined were ous temptation for the tion but a sublimation, victims of stagnation rather than ;converts and it would for its motive is the THE other Section which could conquest. Apathy, indifference, de- have been as it still is, honour and reverence one of the ways by due to God. claim more attention was No, tachment led to decay. The fear mentioned is "In every country today we find which men are led to person shall not 1604 (1) (a): act foolishly. The use of the reverential fear of of role who prefer the people more drive a vehicle unless he is in such wine was not condemn- respect. a position behind the steering wheel spectator rather than participant. "••••- "".••••:*••••-• the arises, "Whenever problem a that he has full control over the do don't they 'Why spectator asks: vehicle" and (2) (a): "A person shall not act in any manner or something?' -They can't help the police te 'occupy such a position :n a moving vehicle as will occasion him—(a) to maintain law and order. You can! "They are not responsible for the interfere with or impede the driver condition of your schools. You are! in controlling the vehicle." "They can't give your community As I see it, this legislation is good government. You can! again directed at the younger age 'Every civic group, every bus i The objectivity of J. E. group of drivers where the statistics ness, every sports club, every good Bourke's article has creshow that there is the greater num- traditon, every worthwhile instituated a most favourable ber of accidents-18 to 25 years. tion began with a need, a vision impression among some To their way of looking at it, it non-Catholics and it is turned into reality by someone alive. certain that the pro-Pius may be an expression of young responsible and innovative. counter - argument has love's dream, but it is patently IR, "To the people who sit back and On behalf of the Scar- made much more impact obvious that if a couple are trying ask. 'Why don't they do something?' borough Majellan Club,I than would have been the to occupy the driver's half of the we ask, 'Why don't you?'" have written to TVW case had the article been Channel 7, protesting merely apologetics. Yours, etc., about "Burke's Law" beH. GOLLOP, p.m., 7.30 at screened ing a time when many chil- Perth. dren are still watching TV. We consider this programme most offensive and definitely not suitable for family viewing. If other Catholic parWHETHER seat belts save lives, are effective or a waste of ents disapprove of this money appears to depend on the individual motorist and the programme, perhaps they also could write a value he places on his life. of complaint to letter Preliminary surveys on the fitting of seat belts during the past three years since they vere introduced, show that most motorists approve of seat belts, but the Channel 7. Would it be possible majority are - too apathetic to fit them.'' Acceptance of this safety factor varies in each State and ranges from 1 4r; to for "The Record" to list On their TV page pro2 5'; . It seems incredible that creasingly congested they believe the comfort grammes of special inin this age of "split roads, and safeguard the of driving "in harness" terest to Catholics which second driving," motor- tremendous drain on the takes a great deal of fa- are to be screened in the Y OUR SKIN CRIES following week? ists generally take life so national economy each tigue out of driving. Yours, etc., cheaply, and seem to year, is a never ending They also appreciate FOR MOISTUREand forget they owe it to problem for police and the safety factor, particuMURPHY, J. R. Drying winter winds are themselves and their road safety authorities. larly on the crowded stuffy rooms. . .these that President. family to take essential There is a wealth of suburban roads around the moisture robberslines precautions at all times, information available to major Australian cities. leave those tell taleharsh Last year nearly 3,000 prove that seat belts do Now, it is found that few in your skin, that "dry people died on Aus- save lives, and police ac- drivers who have experilook which says, Helena tralian roads, while about cident appreciation enced the advantages of s kin." But that 75,000 were injuried. The squad files in the van- seat belts wish to go solved R ubinstein Devi, loss to the national ous States fully substan- back to driving without Skin problem with them. that economy has been estim- tiate this view. the greaseloss creamdeep number increasing An However, there is still ated at .£100 million, c arries moisture restore IR, but the personal grief to a large percentage of of commercial firms, to S the nto skin layersmoisture of increasconscious i E. J. I feel that individual families is drivers (up to 80 per right' cent., in some States) ing cost of absenteeism Bourke's fine article on t he incalcuable. your Representative" balance, to give sof.t, who have still to be con- through road accidents, " T h e the BIG DROP seat that omplexion are withconvinced left should not be c vinced that seat belts skin. Seat belts themselves are essential to happy belts SAVE LIVES. out comment. The usual dewy look of young for Dew do not prevent accidents and safe motoring. Catholic reaction to criti- A sk about Skinprotection LETHAL —the driver and a comcism of a Pope is to rush day and night POTENTIAL OBJECT bination of factors are in, laying into all and or your skin, from f responsible — but police American reports indi- sundry with a large club. TO COST PHARMACY that believe that seat belts cate that automobile To admit reasonably P RICHARDS Most object to seat manufacturers are be- there was a case to anwould effect a big drop HighwaY C nr. CanningAvenue. in road casualties: as belts because of cost — coming a little concerned swer, that it is arguable ouglas a followed D 67.1162. high as 70 per cent of which is negligible com- at the lethal potential of that Pius XII South Perth driver-passenger casual- pared with the complete the family car. They are wrong policy, is a welPrichard, M.P.S• collapse of a family's turning their attention come sign of our matu ties in some cases. M. K. Chemists Some road safety au- well-being if a father is to more safety factors, rity, all the more because Member Catholic W.A. is argument uild, pro-Pius the G thorities believe seat killed or maimed for life. and three of the major On the other hand, manufacturers are now so very much stronger. belts could save 15.000 drivers and passengers there are thousands of fitting seat belts in all from death and serious motorists who have al- new models. SONS injury in road accidents ready found the benefit W. W. EDMONDSON &WORKERS Meanwhile, automotive 12 from fitting seat belts. engineers of major comnext during the PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL Specialists ao Most generally agree panies continue to prove Certified West Australia, Hot WaterGuaranteed .5 months. How to protect motor- that, while initially they that seat belts do save General Plumbing. All Work 2553, 2820Y ists from themselves, had reservations about lives. Phones: 28 1714. After Hours: 87 how to preserve the fam- the wisdom of tying 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH ily man on our ever in- oneself to the vehicle. JOHN BRADLEY R.E.I.W.A.

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Thursday, October 21, 1965

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FRANCISCAN ON VISIT Problem

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For All Men

Peace is the problem of all men, not just of world leaders, Pope Paul •• • VI told his visitors at his weekly general audience. Saying he would "neither chronicle nor comment on" his visit to the United Nations, the Pope said it is wrong to think that peace only "concerns governments and those who guide the destinies of nations." Grantings that peace is a political problem, he said it is also something that can be affected by men in general. "It is enough to think of the influence of public opinion on the course of public affairs to understand that people themselves can be the architects of ATHER VIRGIL COR- Scripture. He has also their own destiny — of DANO, O.F.M. as re- been a councillor of the peace, if they want it, or presentative of the Fran- Province, superior of the j else of the moral and ' ciscan Order of Friars seminary and Prefect of ' social inequalities which Minor. has arrived in Studies. disturb and compromise In 1964 the Minister. peace . . . Peace is a duty, Australia to conduct the Canonical Visitation of General appointed him a duty for all." the Australian-New Zea- to visit the Lithuanian Bishop M. McKeon ( left) is pictured with Bishop F. X. Thomas of Geraldton, before the land Province and to Custody of St. Casimir in start of a morning session of the Vatican Council last week. On Sunday, th 2 Counci l went into recess for preside at the triennial the United States. a week after having corn' pieted all the Provincial Meeting in debates on its agenda. Father Virgil will arSydney in January, 1966. rive in Perth on NovemFather Virgil is a na- ber 15. tive of California and has always been associated with the famed Franciscan Missions dotted along the eastern seaboard of the United States. Ordained in 1945. he The annual reunion of studied further at the mothers and babies will Catholic University of be held in the Convent A statue of Our Lady America. specialising in Grounds of St. Anne's Scripture. He holds the Hospital, Thirlmere Rd., of Fatima has been flown degree of Doctor -of Mt. Lawley, on the after- from Portugal to Vietnam. Sacred Theology. noon of November 14, at A Vietnamese member Since . graduation he 3 p.m. All friends and DIAMOND STUDDED CROSS AND RING THAT POPE PAUL VI has been lecturing the former patients of the of the Blue Army—an inGAVE THE UNITED students of Santa Bar- hospital are warmly international group that NATIONS TO BE SOLD FOR THE RELIEF OF HUMAN SUFFERING WERE, IN THE prays for world peace— bara Province in Sacred vited to be present. had suggested a proces- POPE'S WORDS. "THE MOST PRECIOUS THINGS I OWN." Having a value esti"He added that he gave the Burmese diplo- — in gold, silver sion of the statue through and Vietnam as a means of mated at £68,500, th.-! would suggest that the mat an autographed por- bronze—bearing a motif praying for the end of cross and ring were pre- cross and ring be sold trait in a silver frame, similar to that of the sented to United Nations and the proceeds might and a red leather case sculptu the war. re and inscribed Secretary - General U be used by the United bearing three medallion with s the same motto. The statue will be Thant by Pope Paul at Nations to alleviate, in taken through the South the reception following. some measure, human Vietnamese dioceses of his address to the Gen- suffering." Mytho, Vinh Long, Can I BUY YOUR eral Assembly on Octotho, Long Xuyen, Hue. l ber 4. CLOSE SOURCE Danang, Qui Nhon, Nha According to a source Trang, Kontum and DaIn revealing the gifts From . . . lat. It will be taken to I the following day, the very close to the Holy I Saigon on December 8 ' United Nations said: "In Father, Pope Paul in de' feast of the Immaculate making the presentation, ciding to give them to ATICAN workmen have begun renovating Conception, and fifth an- the Pope said the gift had commented that the t wo halls in which the world-wide Synod of niversary of the estab I was a demonstration of the United Nations for Bishops will meet, indicating that the first sum- lishment of the Catholic his esteem for the United the relief of suffering hierarchy in Vietnam. Nations and its activities. cross and ring were "the /ip/GEOFF. SKEAHAN M.P.S. moning of the episcopal senate. to aid the Pope most precious things I #4,0•4•1•14,0 , 4•4•4,11,"4• , in the guidance of the Church own." is not something The cross is a pectoral FREMANTLE f or the distant future. cross about eight inches / NIGHT SERVICE — EVERY NIGHT 7 p.m. to 9 p.m One of the halls was ous ceremonie long studded with large s in St. Phone 5 2404 - 5 2463 f ormerly a storeroom diamonds surrounded by for Peter's. The second hall A lso at . e xcess Vatican smaller ones and with furniture is on the floor below, and 259 CANNING HIGHWAY, EAST FREMANTLE and decorations small emeralds set in for van- is known as the "hall of •^• , 4 11#4.4•4,111.O.P.P • around the edge. The the broken heads" bering — a bishop's ring — cause in the past frag•• • ••`,• •^1,`INI,P , • ,••••,4,••••••••• has a large diamond with ments of ancient statues smaller ones around it and monuments were and with small crosses kept there. set with rubies on each According to a Vatican FUNERAL DIRECTORS side. spokesman, the Hall of Congregations, which adIt was at U.N. head- Offer a Service Embracing Every Aspect joins the private apartquarters in New York of the Funeral Rites for Catholics. Our ment of the Pope on the that the cross and ring--Chapel is Suitably Furnished for those fourth floor of the Vatireckoned to have been Desiring to Recite the Holy Rosary. can Palace, will also be made at the turn of the THE following message has been received MONUMENTAL used for meetings of the century—were estimated by His Grace the Archbishop from Monepiscopal synod. S PECIALISTS to be worth EA68,500. It was expected that if pur signor Angelo Dell'Aqua. Substitute of the While the Hall of Conchased by a collector beR AILWAY gregations is frequently Secretariat State. of ROAD cause of the background as it is fully equipK ARRAKATTA used, rather than for their inped, the two other halls "THE Secretariat of State of His Holiness trinsic worth, the pieces are being cleaned and re3 5855 is directed by the Holy Father to exmight bring several times furnished. Central heatthat amount. A fter Houss ing and air-conditioning press His sincere appreciation and thankful67 3815 are being installed in ness for the kind message of good wishes FRENCH PAINTING both. and the rich treasury of prayers addressed In addition to the cross to Him recently by the schoolchildren of and ring, Pope Paul presented to the United the Archdiocese of Perth, Western Australia. . , United Nations a paint The Secretariat of State has pleasure in t ing entitled "Christ Crucified," by the late great c ommunicating that His Holiness, benevo011oiern F rench contemporary lently grateful for the spirit of filial devotion SO:e painter Georges Rouault Fremantle Age"ts for INNOXA COSMETICS Cnr• Atwell which prompted the offering of these Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 As a personal gift, the prayers for His welfare and special intenPope gave SecretaryGeneral U Thant a bronze:: tions, cordially bestows upon all those sculpture of a flame. associated with this gesture, as a pledge symbol of love and bf abiding divine graces, His paternal peace, set on a marble I O PTOMETRI base bearing the words ' STS 172a Apostolic Blessing. FREMANTLE 85 Market Street — 5-2225 "Almoris Alumna Pax" 2 30 Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 CLAREMONT: Opp. Railway Station — 3-2177 Hannan Street DELL'AQ UA. % (Peace is the Offspring of Kalgoorlie, Phone K. 795 AND ALL SUBURRS R. F. WILUS • W ALLACE. A. H. GREEN — 6-4-1/419 (Private t I Love). ( Subst.) 0.A., Optometrist JOHN GREEN 5 '1991; Nil At e 2 The Holy Father als. 4P-I , 414.1••••••"1• •• ••• 4.8,1• 4,1. 41.0.44.

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Thursday, October 21, 1965

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Fulton t. Sheen Discusses . . .

"I SHALL KEEP MY LIFE PURE AND UNDEFILED, AND MY ART ALSO." THIS DOCTOR also wrote a line which has struck modern medicine and psychiatrists profoundly: "MEDITATION IS FOR A MAN'S SPIRIT WHAT WALKING IS FOR HIS BODY."

word "meditation" is rather an THEabused word, for it conjures up

certain formulas of prayer such as the Ignatian method and the De Sales method, all of which so formalise thinking as to destroy it. It ‘s-ould be better to use the words "quiet time," in which one shuts out mAse of the world, enters into himself and judges himself not by his press clippings, but how he stands with God. There is an old story of a Saracen woman who came to England seeking her lover. She passed through the foreign cities with no word upon her

tried to establish by hypnosis and Freud by the analysis of dreams and bungled action. One enters first into a dark room where there is nothing but a shapeless mass of particular problems, confused Then the ideals and bitter remorse. field of consciousness begins to contract, and one discovers in the unconsciousness what we have been hiding from ourselves. It has well been said that the practice of the quiet time leads to "a progressive recession of the frontier between the conscious and the unconscious."

THE QUIET LIFE

IPPOCRATES, THE ANCIENT GREEK PHYSICIAN WHO LIVES IN THE HIPPOCRATIC OATH WHICH ALL TAKE, WROTE: TORS DOC

tongue that could be understood by those who heard her, except the name of him whom she was seeking. Many today are wandering through the earth as strangers in the midst of it. They cannot translate the cry of their own hearts, but it really means "my soul thirsteth for Thee." There is only One Who can respond to these deepest aspirations of the heart. Ino this quiet time, we see that every single event is a summons of His Voice —our sorrows by their bitterness, our joys by their quick passing alike called the heart to Him in Whom alone sorrows can be soothed and joys made full and permanent.

ACH person decides for himself what is the best quiet time in his life. Some are owls, others are roosters; some are winders, others are unwinders; some are brightest and most penetrating early in the morning, others are most alert at night. This quiet time is no mere vacuum, but it is rather the opening of a door which in the noisy life is closed. As the Psalmist puts it: "Be still, and know

that I am God." The quiet time is also a kind of natural fortress where one takes refuge from the emptiness and distractions and fulfils the injunction: "When thou prayest, enter into thine inner chamber and having shut the door pray to the Father in secret." God does not save by the barrel load. He summons all because He summons each. He does not cast out His illuminations at random over the heads of a crowd, as a rich man might fling coins to a mob, but He addresses everyone singly as if there was no other soul in The the universe to hear His voice. quiet time individualises this summons, appropriates it and allows us to see ourselves as we really are.

Fl THEN there begins an encounter with the Divinity, a half-articulate plea for pardon, and a growing assurance that heart-seeking is sure to issue in heart-finding. "Ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find."

F l quiet time should be a minimum THIS of half an hour and, if possible, an

hour. It takes almost a quarter of an hour to shut out the distractions of the world. One begins with a confrontation of self, denudes his pretences, throws off the mask he wears before others and looks his faults in the face. Then there takes place an expansion of the field of consciousness which Janet

This quiet time is an absolute necessity of life and without it personality dies. The traveller on a journey looks forward to a spot where he can stay a while; the sailor has his haven where he can furl his sails and find shelter from the storm and tempest. The soul needs actually more rest than the body, and it could very well be that our restless soul is at the basis of many of our physical ills.

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become aware of it problems. "I think this is true of other hierarchies also. From We have been living in a October 24 (Green): Twentieth Sunday after fool's paradise, but Pentecost (2nd Class). Mass Proper. sesCouncil the through DESMOND Second Prayer under one conclusion for sions and the hierarchy meetings we have acPropagation of the Faith. Creed. Preface O'GRADY quired a new attitude to of the Trinity. the Church, we see the October 25 (Green): Mass of Preceding SunSURE sign of "Bar Jonah" and "Bar an unusually deep voice need to work along with Abbas" which as serve he recalls day (4th Class). .No Gloria. Secqnd an Indian, for one another." a speaker's centres for fruitful dis- instead Pius XII—there Prayer Sts. Chrysanthus and Dania, rating in the cussion." is a similar composed, Martyrs. Common Preface. hieratic air enhanced by is Council OR (Red): Feast of Sts. Chrysanthus and Archbishop D'Souza was the reaction clearly dissatisfied with glasses and a drawn face. Dana, Martyrs. Common Preface. But he is a progressive, to him in the coffee the conciliar procedure, October 26 (Green): Mass of Preceding Sun.. confident that progresdisaphe also but was day (4th Class). No Gloria. Second bars. RCHBISHOP pointed with the Council sives forces will prevail Prayer St. Evaristus, Pope and Martyr. who is dif"It in D'Souza, the Church: _ itself? Common Preface. ficult to set the clock is on the missions comThey empty for only "We in the Council," back. There may be a mission, added that the (Red): Feast of St. Evaristus, Pope OR a few speakers, and said the 48-year-old Arch- period of indecision and and Martyr. Mass from the Common. Church in Council had among these top ten bishop, "have a certain probably there will be a attempted to measure up Common Preface. there is Archbishop Eu- sense of achievement at prolonged struggle, but to the expectations of the October 27 (Green): Mass of Preceding Suneach session. We can see still I am sanguine. Agionary Church. gene D'Souza of Bhopal, how the leaven is work- giornamento has begun, Miss day (4th Class). No Gloria. Common "Our problems have India. Preface. ing in the Church. Pope although it will be some been heard," continued John was prophetic in time before its full ef- A rchbishop D'Souza, October 28 (Red): Feast of Sts. Simon and Each of his speeches, convening the Council to fects are felt. Possibly it "and we have gained in whether on religious libJude, Apostles (2nd Class). Mass Proper. start this process." will move from the peri- courage, confidence and erty, the missions, the Creed. Preface of the Apostles. phery to the centre." determination. It is often lay apostolate or the October 29 (Green): Mass of Preceding SunRoman Curia, has been I Asked whether he discouraging as a misday (4th Class). No. Gloria, Common little aggiornais that there as meant , sionary memorable, but his conPreface. mento could move from apparent progress. tribution to the Church the outskirts of the "But at the Council we CARDINAL GILRO World document debate October 30 (White): Our Lady on Saturday Church towards Rome or understand that we have was not given as much enjoyed every mo( 4th Class). Mass from the Common. the for to laity HE Indian from the a lot to be thankful prominence as his incihis brief visit to of ment of Our Lady. Preface . - our Church is inArchbishop is hierarchy, Archbishop D' dental remark, which ; merica with Paul VI was reprinted in such clearly a Pope John en- Souza answered: "Both." cipient but vigorous com- A October 31 (White): Twenty-first Sunday the Pope. he His own experience pared with the Church, and, like places as the London thusiast and this goes after Pentecost. Mass Proper. C reed. remarketurned looking "Observer's' Sayings of with his positive, open- could be an example. say ,in Italy. Our bishops r Preface of Trinity. what after fresh ably the Week . . . "fortunate- minded approach, his Even though there are stand on their own, have been a gruelly, our long series of cordial a n d only 1,200 Catholics in whereas here they are in- musttrip. manner ling monologues can be broad smile. But when Bhopal, he is establishing hibited—not only do they "The organisation of broken by visits to the replying to questions, in there an Institute for have no open discussion, Social but there is no free dis- the trip was perfection," and Oriental said Cardinal Gilroy on Studies which will en- cussion." return to Rome. his able young missionaries A high school principal FOR YOUR LIQUOR AND was not point at to make a detailed study at the time of his ap- "there OPTICIANS — OPTOMETRISTS one could have which 21 8151 PARTY REQUIREMENTS and PERTH: Piccadilly Arcade Islam of Hinduism, at bishop as pointment . .. 21 5304 .. 154 William St. said this should have, or Indian tribal religions. 5 2602 .. St. Market 30 FREMANTLE: the age of 34, Archbishop could have, been done 3 2655 SEE COTTESLOE: 19 Napoleon St This institute was D'Souza has always been better —it was utter perplanned before the estab- keenly interested in edu- fection. lishment in Rome of the cation and one of his "Along with the rest of Non- major achievements was our group, I was imYOUR MOkLEY CHEMIST for Secretariat Christian Religions with the creation of a univer- mensely proud of the (Ph.C., M.P.S.) a similar purpose of sity college affiliated with Pope, who fulfilled all his inter-religious contacts. the University of Nagpur. functions with dignity BOANS MORLEY Had the Council helped ( The Pharmacy Right Inside Roans) He is conscious of the and charm. 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Pope Paul singled out the "patriarchal figure" of the late Dr. Albert Schweitzer as a scientist Polish nationals and Cawhose work was inspired tholics of Polish descent not only by love of scithroughout the world LAY CATECHIST LISTENED TO THE SINS OF FELLOW CATHO- have been urged to mark ence but also by noble LICS, PRAYED FOR THEIR FORGIVENESS AND DISTRIB ideals. UTED the 1,000th anniversary COMM UNION AFTER CONGOLESE REBELS MURDERED SOME of Christianity in Poland Speaking at an audiby holding celebrations ence granted to delegates PRIESTS AND EXPELLED OTHERS FROM THE PROVINCE OF on a local, national and a t te n di n g the Inter- STANLEY VILLE. world level. national Congress of RaThe weekly "Afrique they told the priest in 'May God forgive A letter outlining a prodiology, the Holy Father you said: "You gentlemen are Chretienne" of Leopold- the confessional. your sins,' and not, 'I gramme for next year's "I said that I had no forgive you your sins.' celebrations was issued called to a higher virtue ville recently published of service and love to- a letter from the cate- power to absolve them For penance we did the in Rome by Auxiliary from sin. But they told Stations of the Cross, and Bishop Wladyslaw Rubin wards your patients, a chist. me they wanted an ex- then I said the prayers of Warsaw, ecclesiastical virtue which Christians delegate for Poles in He wrote: "Since our terior sign to know that before Communion. call charity and which is exile. marked by respect for region had been without God forgave them. 'Be"I washed my hands The letter urges that the man who suffers, priests for more than fore you confess to me, who is regarded as a two months, some Chris- I will confess to you,' I and dressed as the priest Poles observe the begintians said they wanted to said, and told all my sins does when he distributes ning and end of the Holy mysterious image of Holy Communion. When year with Masses on New confess to me. I told aloud. Christ Himself. touched the Host I Year's Eve. They are enI them to make a perfect "After we recited the "We want to assist act of much. couraged to hold solemn very trembled contrition, but Confiteor together, I this sick man, to alleviate they insisted services on on telling heard the confessions. In Tears rolled from my religious his sufferings, to help me their sins, just as the confessional I said. eyes when I gave Jesus Holy Saturday, April 9, him and, if possible, to to my old mother and to and to organise national heal him, not only for my wife. I never felt so and parish festivities. reasons of humanity or true a Christian as at Two international pi!professional c o n siderathat moment. Later I grimages are planned tions, but for a religious would not be afraid any during the year. The prinmore if the simbas (the cipal one will bring hunMost Reverend Father bishop Sepinski was Defi- reason—the love of God rebels) would come to dreds of thousands of perAugustine S epinski. nitor-General of the Or- Who is the root and MISS HELEN JAGOE, secretary of the Young kill me. 0.F.M., Minister - General der before elected Mini- source of the love for our sons to the shrine of Our Christian Workers' Movement in Australia, of the Franciscan Order ster Provincial in 1951. fellow human beings." "Later the simbas Lady of Czestochowa in The Pope concluded: was recently nominated by the Australian Y.C.W. made scenes as several Poland on May 3, 1966. of Friars Minor, has In 1957 he was re-elected been appointed by the for a second term of 12 "We wish in t'ais respeA for the vacant post of secretary-general of the of them wanted to take One week later, Polish to recall the patriarchal Holy See Apostolic Dele- years. my eldest daughter as exiles from all parts of gate to Jerusalem and figure of Dr. Albert international Y.C.W. wife. I decided I had the world will converge Titular and alestine Schweitzer who recently P better marry her to her on Rome for five days Miss Jagoe, 24, comes from Bathurst, New Archbishop of Assuras. left us after a long life South Wales, but has been based in Melbourne fiance before it was too from May 12 to May 16. Archbishop-elect Sepinspent entirely in the serlate.I brought my daughski has been Ministervice of the most unfortu- for the past two years. She was recently notified ter and her fiance to the that she would be interviewed in Brussels for altar where I questione General of the Friars nate, in the practice of d medicine and of works of the vacant post at the secretariat, and has left them as the priest does. Minor for 14 years and second term his in for the interview. was mercy. Yes, man can acThen I put my ring on of office, which would complish great things if The election will take place at Bangkok, Thai- the finger of the fiance have expired in 1969. he is inspired by noble land, in December, during a meeting A Greek Orthodox priest of the world and my wife put her ring ideals." on the finger of our and 96 of his parishioners council of the Y.C.W. DESCENT POLISH daughter. Then I said, have been received into 'God and we all are wit- the Catholic Church in Polish descent of Born nesses of your Christian Matatiele, South Africa. in French-speaking Almarriage. Love each Father C. Mdeleni is sace-Lorraine, in July, Last Sunday the Cathoother, and may God pro- the African-born leader 1900, Archbishop Sepin- lic Men's League conducttect and bless you." I of the new converts. ski is president of the ed a stall at Castledare sprinkled them with holy After receiving the conconference of all reli- Boys' Home. The day was water. Unfortunately, we sent of his Orthodox gious orders in Rome a foretaste of summer no longer had any sacred bishop, he decided in 1964 and, by right of office, and those members and Hosts. to become a Catholic. has been a prelate at the friends who assisted are Three new African Mis"I inscribed the names Ninety-six of his MataEcumenical Council. He to be commended for the sion Fathers of will arrive the witnesses, and tiele parishioners decided has travelred extensively. job that was done under drew up a paper for the to follo whim. having visited Europe. the most difficult condi- in Fremantle this weekend on the Galileo. married couple. I told The converts were reGreat Britain, Africa, the tions. them, `If I am killed, you ceived into the Church Father M. O'Connell, T. Far East, the U.S., MexiThe Central Division re- Cullinane and P. Harringmust show this to the by Father T. Zegers, co, South America and cently forwarded a large ton have been appointed priest and he will say • C.M.M., of the Mariannthe Philippines. parcel of literature to the the marriage Mass for hill Fathers' mission at His appointment to the Stella Mans Club for by Father J. Creaven, you." S.M.A. ' Matatiele. , their Provincia l Titular See of Assuras Seafarers, F r e mantle. revives the title which Members are reminded Superior, to work in the lapsed with the death in that this is a continuing Archdiocese of Perth. Father Matthew O'ConMelbourne recently of work and that all classes nell, S.M.A., who comes Archbishop Tweedy. of literature that is read Early in November the in their homes (including from Skreen, Co. Sligo, Central Council of the women's magazines) are was ordained in Newry, Franciscan Order will suitable for this purpose Northern Ireland ,in Demeet to elect a Vicar- and they should collect cember, 1956. For the General to rule the Order this reading matter from past eight years he has worked in West Africa, until the next General their own and their as curate and later as Chapter in 1967. friends' homes and bring parish priest in FOR SERVICE SINCE 1895 the dioOriginally from the it along to the meeting of cesse of Benin, Nigeria. Frovince of St. Paschal the PHONE 23 0121 League so that it can Father O'Connell is to in Alsace-Lorraine, Arch- be passed on. t ake up parish duties now in the parish of Christ the King, Beaconsfield, under Father R. Fitzgerald, S.M.A. For HOT WATER

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CONVERSION OF AFRICA The three new priests are members of the Society of African Missions ( S.M.A.). This society, founded in 1856, is a soci ety of secular priests and Brothers working under obedience to the Sacred Father Matthew O'Connell, S.M.A. Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith and devoted exclusively to Germany, Belgium, Eng- ceses along the West the conversion of Africa. land and Canada. Over Coast of Africa. The soThe society has pro- 1,400 S.M.A. priests and ciety was established in vinces in France, Ireland, Brothers are mission- Australia at Beaconsfield Holland, U.S.A., Italy, aries working for the dio- in February, 1964.

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followed f roni HE debate on the I al".8"aga.2.0.4.0.860.0.26.U.g.M111! this Sacred Scripture. g I the in h l Churc "May all see to it that 1111111il y • • . in catechetical work or Modern World ir BISHO P M. McKEON, in preaching of the word came to an end ' of God, they do not teach who is in Rome for last week and on Monanything that is /neon, the fourth session sistent with the truth of of the Ecumenical day of this week voting the Gospel or with the ncil. Cou concluded on the scheSpirit of Christ. More ma on Religious. essiesWeaNiew'Weieil over, the Church, Which rejects every persecution way under Debate is with the greatest against any man, cations mindful on the question of the care. As the general sec- of the common Missions — this debate retary the mony with the Jewspatri• concluded and should come to end this reading of the letter, the moved not by week. Voting is now pro- Council Fathers again ap- reasons, but by political the goa. ceeding on the question plauded. pel of spiritual love, de. of seminaries. This subThe word "deicide"— plores hatred, persecuject covers the whole illing—has been de- tions, displays of antiGod-k vocations, of sphere the revised semitism directed against studies in seminaries, su- leted from n Coun- Jews at any time and by Vatica the of text on Voting etc. , periors - anyone." declara ted projec cil's this this should end tion on the Church and That is all for now, and weekend. Religions. there will not be any. On October 28 there Non- Christian been dis- thing to report next will be an open special This text has week Council as the Council will be meeting of the Council tributed to the in folwill Voting s. recess. During recess, the at which the Holy Father Father of ance Holy Father desires that will be present. It is ex- low and accept now require the conferences of pected that some four the text will majority. bishops from different decrees of the Council a two-thirds at text now parts of the world meet lgated promu revised be The will the to discuss different topics "Although reads: this session. This public session is Jewish authorities, and which he will propose to being held on this day those who followed their them. in memory of Pope John, lead pressed for the He also desires that who was elected to the death of Christ, neverthe- there should be meetings less what happened to on an international level. Papacy on that date. Next week the Council Christ in His Passion canIncidentally, bishops will not meet as it neces- not be attributed to all from different parts of sary to give the members Jews without distinction the world already meet of the various commis- then alive, nor to the weekly to discuss van. sions an opportunity to Jews of today. ous subjects, such as a do work on the various "Although the Church standard text for the subjects which will have is the new People of God, Mass for all the Englishcome before the Council the Jews should aot be speaking world, and for discussion and now presented as rejected by other such subjects of require to be redrafted God or accursed, as if common interest. before they are subMonsignor Fausto Val- mitted to the vote of the lainc, chief of the Vatican Council Fathers. An idea of the magniCouncil Press Office, adbe dreses a group of news- tude of this task can a schem the from ed gain conpress men during a which has ference near St. Peter's on Religious NC Photo just been submitted to Basilica. the vote of the Council 11.41••••• , 0#4,0•04.00#4•11 , 11.4.#0041 , 0 Fathers after redraft by the commission. Before this schema was redrafted for vote, the ENICAL COUNCIL members of the commisPROPOSAL HAS BEEN SUBMITTED TO ECUM sion had to examine BLISH AN INTERquestion the Church the document," he said, OFFICIALS ASKING THE POPE TO ESTA 14,000 observations which KEY OF decide regard- "calling for suggestions OTION is t PROM als mus subTHE cardin had WITH s the the bishop One of NATIONAL SECRETARIAT CHARGED m orality of nu- from the Council Fathers the by ing t. panied mitted on this subjec always accom ing and planning meetings.I WORLD JUSTICE AND DEVELOPMENT. The next subject for clear weapons, accord his secretary because his ed provid have know of no move as of states, WelCounic eyesight makes vote is on Christian Edu- to an Ecumenical The proposal was sub- National Cathol now to drop it or turn it heological deepen i n g failing "t it r whethe ence. is Confer , nfare expert chief on indispe cil its a of one mitted by cation. The schem al in- the latter's help pastor fresh over to the synod." and the declare to le promoters, an American The international body, sights to cope with the sable. He is Joseph Car- the Priesthood should is possib wea. Another question from auditor, to be established directly of Cologne. Council discussed. The possession of those lay global dimensions dinal Frings prelate is a soon be new t withou al, immor press turned on the the ns the to pons , be Relatio to Norris James Church and its by the Pope and responsi- The German ian Christ of to ards safegu er, uate gensignificance of the Pope's Council's secretary with Non-Christian Reli- adeq located in Rome, would bility. This, coupled with t ypical Rhineland of gions will be submitted assure peaceful nations address to the United sense his for eral, Archbishop Pericle exist to exercise "educan know deep interest in the prothat the weapons will not Nations, in which he re Felici. tional, inspirational and posal by "competent au- humour. They tell the to vote. produced by others. he ferred to its role as reil ly be Yesterday the Counc The idea for the secre- moral force and influ- thorities of the Church," story that recent world as imper- presenting all peoples of a a n on I pted in about drop interru to g was brin ened to ion happ sess ence, in tariat had its origins support would Mon- the earth. Could this be cic- indicates Catholic convention in while Archbishop Felici fect as • ours, said Council discussions on world justice and read. widesp be s, Interpreted indirectly as Higgin G. George had signor s he where read the Council Father world poverty and hun- v elopment for the conn c recommenda- Hamburg Specifi "If m. proble real asking for the admissio y," been expected. When a letter sent to them by this is a ger during the second quest of world povert tions include that the not the of communist China? by d resolve be can it rostthe pro . ' to up Father Norris to came Holy the according and third sessions. secretariat have a cardi- he sMonsignor Higgins said The text of the letter members of the commi posal. "It would not have nal as president and a rum, he was invited to a schem the g revisin it could, since it seemed day-to-day concern with small staff including an Fay a few words. So he can be paraphrased as sion MIGRATION the to be a clear call for the in Church the face en to to and come has around ions It operat s: ed te follow concre PRESIDENT executive secretary, and turn could U.N. to be "universall1 t he audience and simply the attention of the Holy modern world, they projects such as those One of those talks was carried on by the exist- that its relations with said: "Ladies and gentle- Father that a certain rewrite Chapter Five in epresentative." h bodies folgiven by Norris, who is ing agencies of the other Churc you may not know number of Council Fa- five minutes," he said. T101 N NIa Sy il. low "established guide- ment, NDl president of the Interreal, me. My name is Joseph thers have expressed the Church at nation Monsignor Higgins was CERTAIN CO lines." national Catholic Migra- gional or world levels." . and Iam a bishop desire to bring up for speaking at the U.S It would have the ad- Frings Father Eugene tion Commission and asthe: You may have heard of discussion on the floor of Bishops' press panel folthe during comsions gy Discus "strate a of r of vice reed, but he said fo ' directo ag sistant to the little on a meet,been questi il the il Counc having as eferred the Counc me the lowing r refer ent docum high the of sed "clearly in mittee compo Catholic Relief Services- Council, once in a while of the celibacy of clergy ing at which debate was conditions ly competent authorities, daring in the in the Latin Church. Con- concluded on the schema. certain Rome, in down ifpulfinh.,,icrith ajs,nlai; welland , sth rs u e technicians b ,m dm n i e ao ti m s in- The document was sent The people un- sequently, without ncil." Cou field the s in known leader ihfi; od perfectly, for fringing in any way on back to commission for ullideoani:::aittii di mitigohncto of economics, aid and de- dersto China'S has at the freedom the indivi- revision. The final debate Frings inal Card le sion of Red the aft velopment, both clergy times been a stormy pet- dual Council Fathers. His centred on Chapter m d lay." mission up in ad hall. il to in the Counc Holiness would like Five's treatment of peace unless Attention, the proposal rel immediately gave make known his view- and war, including the states, should also be They er pe od ttn p a bigh hand. point on this proposal. problem of nuclear weaindicated. given to the "ecumenical him expedi pons. It does not seem ( REGISTERED "A" CLASS BUILDERS) implications of its work or Mark gill% onsign M ent that there should be and to appropriate liai ointhtiinsgiIIot li" no.r t ped sutipop peryeta l OVERWHELMING public discussion on a 169 NORTH LAKE RD., MELVILLE son with non-Christian for calls topic which yining. ACCEPTANCE TELEPHONE ( Day and Night) — 30 2677 groups." These would be ,gluasiiPfec Pa,u thfatthePuo.pNe. in o such delicacy of treatthe r°18 h the on throug carried d .„cognise lrlsyhirpe Monsignor Higgins said bace ment and which is of Will Plan and Build: Churches, Secretariat for Christian impor- he disagreed with ruching far-rea such Etc. ing s Hous yterie for Unity, the Secretariat Schools, Presb States for rilelm mours that the Council various tance for the, Church. Non-Christians and any His Holiness proposed would drop the schema eoureds,patntihnh°:1:. other such bodies which e: dep,,rorp€11di eairrdllth fu Tiegogwihtnhheseetshca only to preserve the or remand it to the newnot might be established. y in the ly announced Synod of of trel'oar: "Catch - as - catch - can law of celibac , muoninslai was ment,fntor , but also to Bishops. He pointed nut disarma place" is the new name Latin Church I NSIST ON it, showing that the schema had been disarmame given by a jokester to the strengthen it is to- accepted by an overary necess how hseiseostatte; surwide open spaces intIot dt an ree dedication whelming vote of the m rounding the Altar of the day for a total late. (Here Council Fathers as a Confession under Michel- to the aposto s inter- basis discussion, for Father il Counc . cupola Pope "- ' angelo's great warm and which indicated that the same thing "Fit for a King" This is where people rupted with I dnr. die Fa'thers wanted such a m You can come prolonged applause.) meet. stated ss t. Holine His documen and tae° 3 . 1 als cardin uagdgilisri1 olin across LADIES! naemic:ntue.n eam Council "The commission at unilateral F bishops, famous theolo- that if any of the to make least is going through vonate gians and non-Catholic Fathers wished Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR on this the motions of revising armament." ations observ any rejust observers, if you free to were they point B utchers Shops main on the lookout, to subpartnershiP informally "catch" those do so in writing and Dannell in il Counc S. the , joined ta has Gollop them mit H. Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions s Beside you want to see. will under the name of Cr. FITZGERALD the coffee bars of the presidency, towhich 684 Albany Highway, Vic. Park. Phone 6 1184 see that il, this is the place take steps Counc or brought to the & FORREST STS., wheremost current infor- they are attenti OPTICIANS4 on of the mation is being gathered personal The Cheaper Food Mart OPTOMETRISTS and 21-534 H H traded, and Council Pope. PERT and NORT Cnr. Chapman Rd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 His Holiness will ex16 Plaza Arcade, Perth politics indulged in rather freek 19 n-ine al such cerururui

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This is the plan for the parish seating arrangements at Perry Lakes Stadium on October 31, Feast of Christ the King. The altar wi l l be in the centre of the oval in f ull view of all parish blocks. / Sister Louise de St. Joseph of the Little Sisters of 25—Victoria Park, Clo• THE KEY TO THE 14—North Doubleview, Doubleview, Karrinthe Poor at Glendalough celebrated the Golden verdale, Lesmurclie. AS IS UMBERS N yup. 26—Belmont, Redcliffe, Jubilee of her first vows in the Order last week. FOLLOWS: 15—Mt. Yokine, JoonRivervale. To mark the occasion a Solemn High Mass was danna, Glendalough, in the convent chapel. His Grace the Archoffered AVENUE UNDERWOOD Mirrabooka. bishop presided at the Mass which was celebrated ENTRANCE GATE ALDERBURY STREET 16—Leederville, St. Briby Sister's nephew, Father V. Noone of Melbourne. ENTRANCE GATE (South Side of Stadium) gid's, West Perth. t Monsignor J. Bourke was deacon and Father J. ( North Side of Stadium) t O'Brien was sub-deacon. Master of Ceremonies was 2—Fremantle, East FreFather F. Walsh. The occasional sermon was preachmantle. • BROOKDALE STREET 27—Kalamunda, Maida organising The committee for the ed by Father J. Magill, C.Ss.R. 3—Hilton Park, BeaconsENTRANCE GATE Vale, Carilla. Festival in honour of Christ the King at Five members of Sister Louise's family including field. ( West Side of Stadium) 28—Bellevue, Midland her two brothers came from Melbourne for the oc4—Palmyra, Spearwood. Junction. Perry Lakes Stadium on Sunday, Octo- casion. 6—Rockingham, Medina, 17—Attadale, Melville. 29, Mundaring, Vi'unNorth Fremantle. The Australian Provincial of the Little Sisters of 18—Brentwood, Apple.dowie, Guildford. ber 31, has released these details. 7—Mosman, Cottesloe. t he Poor, Mother Marie de la Passion was also presCross. 30—Bayswater, Bassen8—Claremont, Swan19—Manning, Como. They re-stress the new I clergy and Religious. All ent at the Mass. dean. bourne. 20—South Perth, Kenapproach to the festival l other cars will be direct31—Mordley Park, Sister Louise entered the Order in Melbourne, but 9—Nedlands, Shenton sington. —that of a family pil- ed by the police to r _irk- has spent most of her religious life in Adelaide and Embleton. Park. 21—Armadale, Kelms32—Bedford Park, Ingle- grimage, a profession of ing areas. Perth. 10—Subiaco, Wembley. cott, Kenwick. faith and parish groups. wood, Dianella. Gates will be open at 11—Scarborough, North 22—Gosnells, Riverton, Each parish has been al- 2 p.m. and the two bands 33—Highgate, Mt. INP4414,11NPI Beach. Wilson. lotted a block numbered and the choir will cornLawley. 12—Floreat Park, Wem- 23—Queens Park, Bent- 34—Cathedral, Maylands. round the arena of the mence their part at 2.30 bley Downs. ley, East Cannington. 35 to 41 — Country Par- Stadium. GARAGE and SERVICE STATION 13—Osborne Park, Bal- 24—East Victoria Park, This plan will be reishes, Visitors and All Classes Motor Repairs, Panel Beating and PROCESSION catta, Wanneroo. Carlisle. peated in next week's isGeneral Public. ASSEMBLY Painting. sue of "The Record." Cnr. JAMES and FITZGERALD STREETS The stand has been reReligious sections, banGIVES PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE ALWAYS served for organised par- ner-bearers of sodalities, When in trouble Ring 28-1373. BELOW ARE THE ENGLISH TEXTS OF THE BENEDICTION HYMNS. ties of school boarders national groups in cosand Religious not taking tumes and representative part in the procession. groups should go to the 0 SAVING VICTIM HYMN OF ADORATION warm-up track and comErgo) ( Tantum TRANSPORT (0 Salutaris) mence assembly as diDown in adoration falling, Parish transport will rected by the marshals 0 Saving Victim op'ning wide This great Sacrament we hail; drop people at the gate at 2.30 p.m. The gate of heav'n to man below, Ancient types have long departed. nearest their numbered First communicants are block. These buses will to report to the changeOur foes press on from ev'ry side, Newer rites of grace prevail; pick up their parishes at rooms under the grandFaith for all defects supplying. Thy strength supply, Thine aid Where the feeble senses the same gate at the con- stand. The Y.C.W. banfail. clusion of the festival. ner-bearers will form up bestow. An augmented bus ser- directly behind the Glory let us give and blessing vice will run direct to the grandstand. All praise and thanks to Thee ascend To the Father and the Son Honour, might and praise address- Stadium from outside GENERAL PUBLIC For evermore, blest Three in Bairds in Wellington St ing. One, organising commitThe 0 grant us life that shall not PARKING end, While eternal ages run; tee has also emphasised Equal praise to Him confessing, In ous true native land The enclosed parking that the general public is with Thee. Who proceeds from Both as One area behind the grand- welcome to participate in Amen. Amen. stand is reserved for the festival.

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of the Legion in our sheltered lives. the majority of Legion- was mounted on a flow- surrounded by terrorists, " of Mary's work in The heading of the aries read the following ered float for a four-mile the Legionaries are doing Other countries, They especi- news about the Legion item in the "West Aus- procession to the Saigon wonderful work. ally in war -ridden Viet- in Vietnam was "Petals tralian on October 12. Basilica." (Incidentally, haven't had a priest in nam and strew the path of 'Lady To quote: "A religious the mention of the Le- the town for three years should act as Pakistan, of Peace,'" a stimulus and no doubt 'Lady of Peace' from the gion's help was taken and they have just preUnited States has arrived from a Catholic paper.) pared 15 children for 0,0,041,1 1 First Holy Communion in Saigon. Hundreds of Y OUR CHEMIST IN . . • and are instructing anVietnamese, t hrow ing LEGION SUNDAY other group in readiness flower petals in her path, Legion news from Pak- for the bowed their heads and Archbishop's (NEXT POST OFFICE) istan tells about a special visit. This means that all prayed. "A statue of Our Lady Legion Sunday in Kara- the children in the entire of Fatima, which till re- chi. This was held to pro- town are being instructB.Pharm., Ph.C., F.P.S.(G.B.), M.P.S.(W.A.) cently stood in the medi- mote the cause of Edel ed by Legionaries, who tation room at the United Quinn and a special High also take care of the PRESCRIPTIONS, MEDICINES, COSMETICS, church. Nations, was sent to Viet- Mass was offered. B ABY NEEDS, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. A booth was erected nam as a tribute to the They have been given Prescriptions Picked Up and Delivered. country's Roman Catho- outside the church show the privilege of reserva ing pictures of Edel tion of the Blessed Saclics. OPEN IN EVENINGS ALSO! "During the next few Quinn and her work in rament as they have orPhone 292681 months, the statue would Africa. The Legion in ganised frequent, if not . A "••••••• general was shown, too, perpetual, adoration dur4.00.#4 , 1,441 be placed in each Roman Catholic diocese, even in the same way. ing the day. Hundreds of Edel those controlled by the How would we react to leaflets Viet Cong, a Church Quinn prayer were distributed and in the conditions those Lespokesman said. "About 1,500,000 people, the evening slides were gionaries are working I or slightly more than ten shown and a commen- under? You might say T HE RADIATOR SPECIALISTS per cent of the South tary given on the life of that we would be willing to work and suffer acVietnamese population, Edel. FOR 40 YEARS they do, but remembcr are Roman Catholics. project "The was sponthat so many can't face UNDER FIRE are now located at sored by the United up to a weekly meeting 87 Charles Street, West Perth Sister Joan Cronin has and the required two States delegate to the a nd offer been Army and Blue working under very hours work a week. Le: helped you the same guaranteed expert service by Legionaries. The sta- severe trials in Angola, these accounts of heroic R ing or Call — Phone tue was blessed in Fati- due to the activities of work inspire you to carry! 28 3606 ma, Portugal, before be- terrorists. In the town of out your duties joyfully I ing flown to Saigon. It Songo, which is almost and lovingly.

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• By . . . MONSIGNOR JOHN C. KNOTT

THE POPE'S VISIT

CTOBER 4 IS THE FEAST DAY OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI.

HE IS traditionally depicted as a slight, gentle saint, a lover of all of God's creation and the composer of the famous prayer — "Lord, make me an instrument of your peace."

In American Catholic history, October 4, 1965, has taken on another significance. On that day another apostle of peace landed on the soil of the United States. He too is a slight and gentle man with a warm smile and beckoning hands. Over a million people of all races and all religions lined the streets of New York to welcome Pope Paul VI. Hundreds of millions of others watched him on television. It was as though more than curiosity motivated them. Here was a man, who, they hoped, might voice in eloquent language their own inarticulate desires for peace. He seemed to recognise this when he said in his United Nations speech: "We feel we are making our own the voice of the dead and of the living . . . We also make our own the voice of the poor, the disinherited, the suffering, of those who hunger and thirst for justice, for the dignity of life, for freedom, for well-being and progress."

ever, for American Catholics there was a special feeling of affectionate reverence for their Holy Father. This was especially evidenced at the climactic evening Mass at Yankee Stadium. Ninety thousand people arrived early and sat through a biting wind in abnorFrom mally cold temperatures. reports, this experience of a lifetime was more than worth the discomfort. It was my privilege to watch the Holy Sacrifice on colour television. Without a doubt it was one of the most beautiful ceremonies I have ever seen. The non-Catholic television reporter had the same reaction. Yankee Stadium, the scene of the Mass, is not the most beautiful structure ever built by the hands of man. However, the darkness softened its harsh lines. The people, the priests and Religious offered a soft colouring of their own.

DOMINATING the scene in the centre of the stadium floor was a beautiful elevated sanctuary covered with a gorgeous red rug with banks of yellow chrysanthemums at each corner with the green grass of the baseball diamond covering a conA golden trasting background. canopy of almost oriental design rose on slender pillars over the altar. The whole effect on television was one of radiant, colourful openness. Whoever designed and executed this temporary sanctuary caught not only the spirit of the new liturgy, but also appreciated the colour potential of television. They deserve our congratulations and thanks. The television networks also deserve our gratitude. As proved in their coverage of President Kennedy's funeral, they can rise to a challenge with dignity and extraordinary technical competence. Their coverage of the Pope's visit was only a further indication of the real blessing a good and extensive communications medium can be to a free people.

John of God Hospital, Subiaco, for nurses On Monday afternoon a graduation ceremony was held at St. hospital. the at training who have just completed their M. Damian, Nurse Mary Blight, Sister M. Pictured after the ceremony are ( left to right) : Front row: Sister Elizabeth Hynes, Sister M. Gratia, Nurse the certficates, presented who McKinnon, Clarus, The Hon. G. C. Nurse Judith McNaught and Sister M. Antoinette. Nurse Yvonne White, Sister M. Martin, Nurse JacBack row: Nurse Christine Allen, Sister M. De Knock, Kissane. Margaret Nurse queline Eyers, Sister M. AncIrina and

INTEUST PAYNOT PRINCInt ACCUTO

payments on nonThe N.S.W. Labor Party accepted the principle of interest n, Mr. J. B. Renshaw, State school buildings, the Leader of the State Oppositio last week. Assembly e Legislativ M.L.A., said in the New South Wales

little over E1,000,000 pe:. Speaking during debate many parents claimed ; annum. were as allowances the 1965-66 State the "The same result will w a s actually entitled to do which Budget, £3,500,000 if the Gov. ' cost Renshaw. Mr. added month so," last down brought pays a subsidy ernment this observed "Having Wales by the New South FOR all these he spoke and lets child the to adminiLabor Premier and Treasurer, trend, the pupils have new school in eloquent terms all remained it had tion, stra Ren Mr. Askin, W. Mr. R. lib- books every year without the more forceful because of a shal,v said that of "the in office, would have to passing them on to even further, gentle firmness clothed in loving allocation of £100,000 for eralised others." abolishing of point the te non-Sta concern. He went out of his way to ssistance a In advocating that the extended test, means the interto put the prestige of his office schools in meeting book allocation be text individual of amount est payments on school the behind the efforts of the United istance and provided paid direct to schools, ass Labor the dings, buil Readers who patronised Nations to secure peace in the al- Mr. Renshaw said that Party accepts the prin- for payment of the annual fete held last the world. It will be a difficult task lowances direct to the "in 1939 a well-known year by the Highgate of the payment." ciple for Catholic critics, who see in school with 358 pupils Parents and "But it also regards schools at the request of text books at an C .B.C. supplied the United Nations a communist offset an as parent the as £100,000 of Association will the amount riends' F average cost of about conspiracy, to devaluate this supinsufficient to meet the against school fees." to attend the eager be £475/- a pupil. port. even better rate of growth in schooland "The following year, bigger PROVED The Pope appeared before the for this building accommodation planned ture ven library once it got the be held will necessary to cope with United Nations as a world-famous which ear, y That the E100,000 allo- under way, it was able to in Nopopulation afternoon, pupil the Sunday spiritual leader whose words were cated to meet non-State provide text books for on non-State schools." vember 7, in the college listened to with respect and attenpayments €2/3/- a head. interest school Mr. Renshaw said the was insufficient could be starting at 1 p.m. tion by all men of goodwill. How"In 1960, with 713 pu- grounds scheme had to be coupl- "proved by reference to Despite the unpleasant pils, the same school's ed with reference to the this year's loan esticonditions, last text eather supplying cost of w item for payment of al- mates, in which £161 mil was well atfete head. a £273,1ear's was books y lowances for secondary lion of the State's own sunny weaand pu1,073 with tended, 1961, n I pupils in independent funds has been allocated will send year supwere this books ther pils, text schools and living-away- to the Department of 24 HOUR SERVICE attendance figures head; a £27137for plied the allowances from-home for primary in 1962, with 1,168 pupils, rocketing and ensure an school Education secondary for afternoon school acfor £2710/-, and in 1963, entertaining secondary and pupils in both State and commodation." family. whole for the pupils, 1,177 for with while Father, The Holy independent schools. Cnr. Kooyong Road and Great Eastern H'way. As the independent C2/107-. Lady patrons will nathanking God for some RIVER VALE "I put it to the Mini- turally be attracted to is population school improvement in the preADDITION Phone 61 9393 about 25 per cent of the ster for Education that the sewing. cake and jam sent world situation, said "In the year 1964-65 the total number of school- he should immediately stalls and kitchenware that it is "still a confused then Labor administra- children in the State, it consider the setting up wheels, while the knowand unsure scene." tion made an appropria- could be anticipated that of text book libraries in ing males will make a At his traditional Sun- tion of £650,000 for these expenditure by the inde- schools as one of the coneleConcrete Paving Slabs and Kerbings day beeline for the white noon appearance at allowances," he added. school system on ditions of text book as- phant stall and buy their pendent any size his apartment window "This year, the Govern- accommodation would sistance," said Mr. Ren- tools and reading matALL CONCRETE PRODUCTIONS overlooking St. Peter's ment has reduced the apprices. shaw. £51 million. obut total erial at give-away Save time and money—Ring 65 2867 Square, the Pope told the propriation by £190,00 to "It is therefore obvious this attraction s A big Crowd assembled below £460,000. n the £100,000 allointroductio that B ELMONT CONCRETE COY. year is the that "this world, which priced "So that in actual fact, cated by the present GovFor Quotation and Same Day Service moderately a well, of know we we believe the with the addition of the ernment will not meet chocolate wheel for is full of obscurities, new item of £100,000 for even one-thira of the int00 adults, kiddies and problems and contradic- assistance to indepenthe terest bill, let alone give so don't miss out on the 38 ST. QUENTIN AVE., CLAREMONT. Phone 3 2002 tions. It is also a mys- dent schools in meeting any in meetassistance at chance ill of a tery. It is a mystery of interest on ing their capital repaypayments very The Parents and thr big prizes for a transitory loans, assistance to indeand fallen and will do noth- Friends' Associations of ments investment. pain, of modest man„ a mystery pendent schools, and We ing to help the big capi- the Brigidine Schools are boys All Highgate old to BITUMEN PAVING CONTRACTORS of sin and of death and parents of pupils attend- tal debts which these holding a pre-Melbourne invited paticularly evil, also a mystery of ing those schools as well schools have at * lAWN AND GARDEN CONSTRUCTION the at the Floreat are party Cup present." inspect * ROTARY HOEING. LEVELLING, EXCAVATING along and things which, since they as parents with children 11Th Forum community cen- go * QUOTATIONS GIVEN FREE OF COST recent additions and old are creatures of God, are living away from home tre. TEXT BOOKS their provement to very beautiful and great to attend State schools, The function will last school. and full of marvels." Commenting on the alhas been reduced by them a location for the text from 6.30 p.m. to 9.30 It will give 0.1d allofigure on the £90,000 reawaken to pray to all Novemurged on Monday, He chance to books, the use of which p.m. s loyaltie adLabor by the cated Our Lady, "the seat of is to be determined by ber 1. Refreshments will memories and tine same 32 THOMPSON ROAD, NORTH FREMANTLE provided. wisdom—the lamp which ministration." be the and at Mr. Renshaw added individual schools, Mr. Enquiries can be made lend assistance to t A re Suppliers of Yellow Sand for Top Dressing or brings light to the earth Renshaw stated that "the t Governmen the that —that she help all of us or Building, Metal, Gravel, Rubble, Ashes and Fil ling. Treasurer said that the to Mrs. C. Dwyer, 874196, present students. to see clearly and to un- might argue that rIctual text book scheme would or Mrs. W. S .Farrell, Bulldozers, Loaders, Graders for Hire. Will Quote JOHN BRADLEY R.E.I# derstand better some- expenditure on allow- cost £1,000,000 in a full 87-3338. for Excavation and Levelling Jobs. for secondary the mystery of ances of thing PHONE: 5 1499 . . . 5 3469 pupils in independent year." the world." "To my mind this indischools and living-awayfrom- home allowances cates that the allowance . . for secondary pupils in will be paid to the child PLUMBING MATERIALS Ophcians State and independent or in the case of a library & ts ptometns O BATHROOM FIXTURES schools did not reach the a t the school to the libto: Advise change of FREMANTLE address appropriated in rary. amount WELLS DRY — TANK C SEPTI 5-3334 "The estimate correct Phone — Street 9 Point 229-233 William St., Perth 1964-65. 3-3720 Also The Grove, Cottesloe — Phone "This was due to the of cost of text books unts" Specialis g Supply "Plumbin • 41 , The •• Phone: 28-1541 a is scheme a hiring ,441.11.4.4.04.#00.04.4.04,11.41.4.4,10,0•••••• der ,41,11 4.4.11.4 , 4,11 , •41.4 as nearly not that fact

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THE letters and replies in this weekly question column for Catholic youth are reprinted by arrangement with a Catholic Social Welfare Committee so as to show the style in which this column will be conducted. If you have a problem, write to "YOUTH TOPICS," RECORD NEWSPAPER, BOX R 1279, G.P.O., PERTH, and advice will be given as soon as possible.

Q.: I'm so weary of my this and make the most job and hate going to of the year that remains. work each day. I can't Can you do your present leave as I've been given job better? Is there some training and prom- room for advancement? home by 11 p.m. or else often a teenage marriage ised to stay for two At least you could imI am not let out for two results from too early years. I've only been prove on the present by weeks. My girl friends dating and later the boy there one year so far some honest self-ap- have more nights out or girl feels not helped but it seems a lifetime. praisal. Why do you feel than I do and they are by their parents. They I'm not asked to do a bored? Is it because you nice girls. My sister who accuse them of not carlate shift and the girls in lack interest in work, or is older than me had ing enough — of giving in the office are all right. get no sense of achievemore outings than I am when they should have but I'm bored and wish ment and satisfaction allowed. I feel so miser- stood firm. You may feel I could leave. When I knowing you have done able. that the boy friend of told Mum she was very a good day's typing? RHONDA. the moment is the most short with me and told ( Name and address attractive person whom Have you thought of me I had to stay on, as supplied). you will ever meet, that within goals real limits I'd promised even though A.: You do not men- you will always like him, I didn't sign anything. I that you know you can or your tion your age, but I gath- yet within a few months are don't know why it is so reach thoughts about the fu- er you will be returning or weeks you change and awful to think of leaving to school next year so I then wonder what you and the family seem to ture rather unreal and take it you are around 15 ever saw in him. If you hazy? It is that true the think I'm some sort of or 16 years old. I realise make everyone in the routine may be boring delinquent for mentionbut so is housework, car- it is difficult to accept family miserable because ing it. ing for a family, cooking restrictions when others of your attitude, you will JOAN. day after day and per- are given so much lib- not be approaching the ( Name and address forming hundreds of erty. But the parents of problem in a mature supplied.) other chores. I'm sorry the other girls may be manner. Try and make to be sermonising, but I sorry they did not take a the most of what you A.: You certainly sound think you could make a firm line with their have, see your friends very unhappy in your happier adjustment if daughters in the years and arrange outings with work life, and I'm won- you put away all nega- ahead. It is almost im- them. It might be posdering if this might he tive thoughts and make a possible for young peo- sible to have a few boys your general attitude in success of the situation. ple to understand why and girls at home for a and out of work. Some- You cannot be sure that parents refuse requests, party. It needs goodwill Do you know who's eyes these are? times it's an attitude we the next job will be more but surely your parents on the part of both genWrite the name of the artist and as many songs you know of which have been have, feeling the world to your liking, but the do not limit outings erations to work this isn't going our way, that way we handle the recorded by this person and mail to: — pres- merely to spoil your fun. out, so do your part and no one cares, then self- ent is often the key to They have good reasons help your parents in theIT. Disc-O-To lk, pity takes over and our our future. for their decision. How efforts to help you. BY JOHN VIVIAN C o. The Record, mind fills with resentments, criticisms of Box R1279, G.P.O. by Johnny & the Strang- said I still like this L.P. others, and we are full of PERTH. ers as their next single It is bursting with vital- misery. The only cure Q.: I do not think it is 1st Prize: LP. Record. on the "7teen" label. Con ity and almost explodes is to do some positive fair that I am not let out 2nd Prize: E.P. Record. gratulations to John and on the best track, "Glor- thinking. You have made with my boy friend more 3rd Prize: S.P. Record. the guys, sounds gas and ia". Good solid R & B a promise to stay two than once a week. When MT. LAVVLEY (GIRLS1 commencing at 5.30 p.m Please name your own I am sure you have a from Irishmen THEM. years; try and accept we go out I have to be The basketball wind- All youth of the parish Favourite recording artists very big hit on your up dinner will be at are invited to attend AA )n your entry. hands. Kings Park Restaurant these training session, on Thursday, November BEDFORD PARK AMERICAN TOP 5. EXTENDED PLAYERS 4. 1. Yesterday—The Beat(GIRLS) RECORD REVIEWS— Somewhere. P. J. Proby. les. SUBiACO There was an improv-(GIRLS) LONG PLAYERS (Liberty) LEP 2225. 2. Treat Her Right — ment in attendance at Last weekend a very O00000 Weeee!!! Dusty Tracks: I Apologise Roy Head. informative and pleasant the meeting last week Springfield - Phillips 52/6. Hold Me - Together 3. Hang On Sloopy training period was spent and leaders extend a The McCoys. Tracks include: Here Somewhere. By BARRY TILBURY by five leaders at Mar- welcome to both Wendy 4. A Lovers Concerto— She Comes; He's Got To me P. J. Proby ian Lodge and certain- and Frances Wall who The Toys. Something and Losing spells "No Talent!" and HFLPING YOUTH: ly much benefit was have recently joined the 5. Keep On Dancing— You. Personal problems of sex and purity and athe has a habit of showgained by the talks and branch. Anyone interesttowards company keeping formed the Gentry. To sound as though ing his ignorance and titude guidance given. On Sun- ed in joining the Y.C.W. ENGLISH TOP 5. theme of Father J. O'Reilly's "talk for young bad manners to the pubshe is singing in a mine day evening October 2-1 .is asked to contact Cor1. Tears — Ken Dodd. shaft is Dusty Spring- lic in T.V., radio and men," held at the Catholic Centre last Sunday. at 8 p.m. a general meet- al Hille on 71 6644. The 2. Almost There — Andy field's gimmick! This was press interviews. He was The physical nature of sex was first explained ing will be held in the training weekend at MarWilliams. and the theme developed to the attitude a boy Leederville parish hall in ian Lodge will be held fine for her first few a flop in his native 3. If You Gotta Go! Go should have when he keeps company with a Franklin Street, combin- on November 6 - 7. singles, but now seems America and considering Now his bad voice was lucky as girl. though she cannot get ing three groups, Leeder4. Hang On Sloopy — out. When you listen to to make the big time in Father said that true knowledge of the facts ville, Glendalough and The McCoys. England. and a correct attitude towards sex help a young Subiaco. This meeting is A 5. Message Understood— 12 tracks all with the same sound it gets rathTwo of morally the open balanced, life. a good lead man tracks to all on members of Sandie Shaw. er (to say the least) this E.P. are in his CATHOLIC these and surrounding "To cultivate the correct attitude," Father LOCAL BEST SELLERS. monotonous. Even two squawking rock style and O'Reilly said, "we must realise that sex is a parishes. Little Boy Sad - Eve of of her hits on the PAPER disc; the others in his painfulgift given to us by God to be used in accord Destruction - Just a Little "I Only Want COMO (BOYS) To Be ly tuneless slower style. ance with His plan. It is a sharing with God in Bit Better - Universal With You" IN and "Every- I do not dislike this E.P. Two teams have been the greatest of His works of Creation — new Soldier E.P. - The Sound day I Have To Cry altogether, entered in the men's though, I of Music L.P. Some," seem to be drag- think the orchestra back- human life." EVERY basketball competition. It was disappointing to observe the small Training TOP POP 5 YEARS AGO. ged into the general ing him is rather brilwill continue on number who attended the talk as it is strongly Only The Lonely — HOME! Sunday mornings and alRoy sameness of the sound. liant. felt that such a talk is of tremendous benefit A good buy for Dusty Orbison. so on Tuesday evenings 1111111111mininiiiiimilliIII111111111 181i111111 to a young man. fans — but a shame that Barry McGuire & such a good singer perP. F. STUDY DAY SINGLE Sloane claim that "Eve of former relies on echo The members of the Boy's Executive held a Destruction" is not a chambers and not her Take A Heart - The SorDay at Father O'Brien's home last SunStudy protest song, 361 ROBERTS ROAD, SUBIACO rows - A.P.1154 - 10,'-. but a LOVE voice. day. The purpose of the day was to review the song? Phone: 8 2406 Yet another new group responsibilities of the Executive to the Y.C.W. from England, The Sor- Movement with particular emphasis on contact All Types of Electrical Work Undertaken Two top stars celebrated The Angry Young Them. rows, have a sound with the leaders in the branches. One salient their 25th birthdays last Them. Decca, 52/6. which is a mixture of resolution emerging from the day was that Week, Cliff Richard groups. branch visitation will be concentrated on with Tracks include: Mystic several other (Thursday) and John Eyes - Route 66 - Just a Guitar sounds similar to a view to assisting a president in the formation Lennon (Saturday). Little Bit - and Little the Kinks drumming, of his leaders. and vocally rather like Girl. The title song from the earlier Dave Clarke Five INTERNATIONAL APPEAL new I like this L.P. very etc. The finished product James Bond movie The Y.C.W. Movement in Perth has raised T hunclerball has been re- much, but there are sev- however is very good. A £500 for the International Appeal. Those branchcorded by Tom eral things about it that Jones. very wild number with are very unnecessary! frequent hectic build- es with money and collection tins still outstandIf you hove a daughter of school leavinc Last week ing are asked to send them in as soon as posBeatles man- The backings are excit- ups. I think it is top ager Brian sible all received money new as will towards go age who is interested in a Business Epstein flew ing and quite unlike any ten material. from Marian Lodge and Point Peron, the Y.C.W. trainNew York to Lon- other English R & B Care er, we suggest that you enrol her don just to A ing houses. Much needed extensions of a new see Joan Baez group - so why on earth in for o C.C.C. Course of Business TrainChaplain's room and ablution block are now concert. (So would I does the lead singer lf I had the ing. You're sound The One exactly The Mike like built being Marian Lodge. at money). Jagger? If they know of Vogues - HL2238 10/, R.C.A. SOCIAL CALENDAR W rite, call or phone for our FREE This disc is currently report sales soar- the similarity themselves Saturday, October 23: Dance at Holy Rosary even higher for The (and who could miss it) racing up the American BOO KLET "Guide to Business Training.Sound School hall, Cnr. Huntriss and Williamstown of Music L.P. and why include on this disc charts. It is a catchy great Roads, Doubleview. This places you under absolutely no obElvis demand for new a number which is as- tune, spoiled for me only Sunday, October 24: General meeting at LeederL.P. fact the that sociated I by with have much so "Elvis for E ligation to effect a- enrolment. veryone," Which ville hall, Franklin Street. r will be the Rolling Stones, name- heard the song before by eviewed in Disc-O-Talk ly Route 66? Then there Petula Clarke, for whom Sunday, October 30: Dance at Kalamunda Town next is the rubbish on the It was written by Tony Hall. week. back of the cover all ( Downtown) Hatch. Not , Sunday, October 31: Dance at Armadale Town Sneaked about their Souls — and as good as the original, ' Hall. a listen this how Week they are defiant! b performed in a style Sunday, November 7: Dance at South Perth Civic 713-21 Hay Street, Perth. to the two Which tracks angry! and sad! All very more acceptable to the Centre. are to be released unnecessary. But as I record buying Teens.

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HER FIRST EXHIBITION

C.W.L. NOTES ning a major prize in an Cottesloe branch is on for daily teas from Eastern States T.V. quiz. , oster r - 29. October 25

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CARD PARTIES members Leederville fortnighttheir hold will ly card evening in St. Mary's Hall on Wednesday, October 27. A bridge and rummy will be held fternoon a Centre, at Saints' All at 2 p.m. on Thursday, October 28. Proceeds from The Xaverian Club conthis will go to N'Gala tennis every FriHome. Members are re- ducts quested to help with the day night at St. Mary's courts, Brittannia Street, afternoon tea. Leederville, from 8 p.m. REPORT to 11 p.m. Transport will Members are thanked leave No. 1 William for their help and sup- Street, Perth at 7.45 p.m. port of the afternoon tea Girls are asked to bring stall at Castledare fete. a plate. On Saturday, October A special word of thanks goes to the Y.C.W. girls 23, members are having who acted as waitresses. a night at the Embassy. Their efforts are truly A Car Trial is being appreciated. arranged for Sunday, NoThe Cottesloe branch vember 7, with the first extends to their mem- car leaving No. 1 William ber Mrs. Molly Ains- Street, at 10 a.m. sharp. Members are asked to worth, congratulations for her success in win- keep in mind the long weekend in November, for which the Club has booked two cottages on Rottnest Island. Bookings may be handed in 1 to the secretary or treasurer, with El deposit. The cottages have been booked from November Tea 10 to 17, so any members American An (bring a gift - buy a wishing to go for the gift) is to be held on Sat- full week may do so. urday afternoon of Oc- Please put your names tober 30 from 2.30 to in early preferably be4.30 p.m. in the Civilian fore November 5. A cabaret dance is arMaimed and Limbless Hall, 334 ranged for Saturday, NoAssociation Wellington Street, West vember 20, at the BaysPerth (corner Havelock water Lesser Hall, Slade and Wellington Streets.) Street, Bayswater. DancCatch buses 2, 4 and 6 ing from 8 p.m. to midto corner of Hay and night. Admission is 7/6, and everyone should go Havelock Streets. The Committee hopes along and take their to see many members friends to make this and friends. night a success.

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surf, rocks, boulder landscapes, BUSH, and child—these are the subjects that fascinate and interest Mrs. Edith McNamara, a convert to Catholicism, who will present her first "oneman" art exhibition next week. Mrs. McNamara was received into the Church 15 years ago by Monsignor J. Wallace, who was then parish priest of Highgate. She has two sons attending Aquinas College' and although just as busy as most housewives, finds time to paint nearly every weekday. "I do not know whether I chose colour, or colour chose me," said Mrs. McNamara, "but since my childhoodI have been wedded to colour and the wonder of nature. • `I do not attempt to imitate nature, but to continue it into the realm of the mind, for art picks up where nature ends. "My work could be described as fantasy, as many are statements of feelings experienced as a child." 0 MOTHER AND CHILD Bishop Fulton J. Sheen said in one of his "Life Is Worth Living" books: "Every woman in the world was made to be a mother, either physically or spiritually," and Mrs. McNamara, who has been painting for eight years, portrays the tenderness and protective feeling of the mother for the child in her "Mother and Child" theme of the exhibition. White surf on a rocky landscape, abstract paintings of boulders against light-blue Australian skies, the bush and forest studies will add to the variety of the showing. Edith McNamara has been hung in the Helena Rubinstein Prize, the W.A. Perth Art Galleryconducted Perth Prize, the Claude Hotchin Prize, and this year won the Swan Brewery Prize, a competition conducted by the Guild of Undergraduates at the University of W.A. The exhibition of paintings by Edith McNamara will be opened by Dr. Neil Scrimgeour, MB., Ch.B., on Monday. October 25, at 3 p.m. in theClaude Hotchin Gallery at Boans and will conclude on October 29.

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MISSION NOTES By REVEREND FATHER W. J. FOLEY

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Thursday, October 21,

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IRELAND FOLLOWS POPE) BIM NATIONS VISIT ALL IRELAND followed with interest the proceedings at the United Nati% headquarters in New York and the State took a particularly active part.

Premier Lemass, the l Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Liam Cosgrave, a I former External Affairs s Minister), the Leader of the Labour Party (Mr. Brendan Corish) flew out together to join the ExTHE CHURCH AS A MISSION everlasting people, not in Israel as ternal Affairs Minister istiRo (Mr. Frank Aiken), who WRITING often under the of old, but in Europe and America. was already there. light of a kerosene lamp, Father As the Pope's plane Eugene Hillman, a missionary pATTERN FOR FUTURE passed over Ireland on among the Masai—an African tribe its way to New York, the CHURCHES IN JAPAN. of cattle herders, renowned for Holy Father sent his their physical beauty and whose WHEN a bishop blessed greetings and blessings staple diet is blood and milk—has his new church in Osaka City, he from the air to President just made a contibution to the may have been assisting at the de Valera and the Irish study of the theological basis of birth of a new trend in Catholic people. * From LOCHLINN MacGLYNN in DUBLIN missionary activity. All the British telechurch construction in Japanese has had the in- able as a musical com- yin, Tom Coffey, Allia A missionary in a difficult field cities. vision networks which teresting ceremony of edy. Possibly the best Owen and other proin's. "visible" are Ireland in of the Apostolate, Father Hillman The new Kitahama Catholic Blessing of the Ani- play was by the youngest ing writers. takes a quite different viewpoint Church Centre occupies the sixth or parts of it (the B.B.C. the mals, and it is always playwright, Kevin Casey, of the missionary activity of the and seventh floors of a spanking and Independent Tele- f ascinating to see adults who is only 24, a fantasy Church from that of those who see new building of the Sumitomo vision) had programmes and children in large about the bomb and takG.A.A. FINALS dealing with the visit, this activity primarily in terms of Trust Company Bank in the heart and on Irish television numbers bringing along ing its title, "Not With A the "de-Christianised masses" of of the business section of down- the Pope's New York t heir pets. In October— Bang," from T. S. Eliot's Played on October 3, All-Ireland Finals: J.H, Europe and the Americas. town Osaka (population 3,200,000). stay, including his recep- on "World Animal Day" famous lines. He challenges the notion that The property on which the build- tion of diplomats indi- —we have had the fifth Hugh Leonard's drama- Final — Roscommon 3,9, blessing of the tisation humorist Warwickshire 2.11. U21 of the missions are simply "the work ing is located belongs to the Dio- vidually and his address annual the Myles na Copaleen's Final—Kildare 2.11, Cork of the Church anywhere and 2ese and after a certain number of to the United Nations, animals organised by AniNational Council for book "The Dalkey Ar- 1.7. everywhere." He sees the mission years the building will also become occupied much of the mal Welfare. chive," was presented at, day's programme. Gaelic Weekly Tournaary work of the Church in terms its property. Iseult Bourke from the Gate under the title ment: S.F. Final—Long. of two-thirds of mankind outside aged Dublin, is As land is so costly in Japan, it Ballymun, "When The Saints Go ford 3.10, Sligo 0.10. AMONG FIRST Europe and America (some two is a big help when large companies ten, and her brother Au- Cycling In," and was unNational Hurling PRESENTED thousand million people) among enter into agreements with the stin is even younger, and doubtedly the most en League: Div. I, Group A; bring to pets whom in many cases the Church Church to use its land as was done tertaining play in town, Wexford 2.10, Laois 4.3; Premier Lemass and they had 15 long. a has never been established on a in the case of Kitahama. with an eloquent police the Irish party were, Kilkenny 3.11, Waterford They brought the budge- sergeant who had a 1.9. Div. I ,Group firm indigenous foundation, even B-. The Osaka Protestant Church re- with the Kennedy family, rigar "Willie," a called theory that you turned Limerick 2.7, Dublin 1.9; among the first to be prethough it is called catholic or uni- cently built on a similar arrangecat, a white mouse versal, and he finds the keenest ment and a Buddhist temple sev- sented to the Pope, and blackher family of 12. and Into whatever you asso- Galways 3.9, Clare 3.5, and ciated with—his "mole- Div. II, Group c—Antrini reland I followed visit the motivation for a missionary re- eral years ago allowed the city t( a guinea pig to join the cule" theory. 3.5, Down 21. Div. II, newal in the "eschatological hope" build a ten-storey apartment build - so closely that quite a hundreds animals of He hated bicycles, never Group D —Offaly 7.12, number of people arof pristine Christianity—the hope • :rig on its property in return for ranged to have the after- which came for the bless- rode his own, punctured Kerry 3.9. for the Second Coming of the Lord the use of the first three floors. noon off to be at home ing by Father Cornelius the bicycles of others; National Football O'Herlihy, C.C., St. Mich- but just the same turned League: Div. I, Dr. Logan "And this gospel of the kingdom Since then, it is said, the temple with television. an's Church, Holston St., into a bicycle. shall be preached in the whole has made great progress in serving. Cup— Tyrone 1.6, Derry Among the Irish visiA most entertaining 1.6. world, for a witness to all nations its adherents. tors present was the reporter put it, play, in a festival that one As S.F. Challenge Game: and then will come the end." Besides a beautiful 300-seat Minister for Finance, Mr. "There were dogs of all If one does not keep this in mind. chapel to serve the parish, the new Jack Lynch from Cork, snapes and sizes—includ- also gave us interesting Cavan 0.12, Fermanagh he says, the temptation of the ori- centre provides various parochial who has been in New ing a greyhound." And new plays by Gerry Gal- 3.3. ginal "chosen people" will always and diocesan offices as well as liv- York on financial busi- men who work all day be present — the temptation ing quarters for the parish priests ness for the Government. with carthorses on city "CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS" establish the People of God as ar and certain diocesan officials. One Irish name after deliveries—the horsa and found handy still another came over the cart are LOTTERY v:aves from New York by some firms for de A GENCY horses. liveries—brought as commentators deLOTTERY No. 1707 and 1708 scribed New York's pre- We have still a fey, horseparations for the Pope's cabs, so the cabbies BEAUTIFUL — RELIGIOUS THEMES visit; the Irish have brought thcir horses, too. Of Special Interest to Catholics Indeed, if you'r3 here SEE OUR OUTSTANDING DISPLAY AT HATE TO BEG! But the Good who have not than to those who many of the key posts one day, take a ride in and many of the "beats" PERTH ARCADE and 19 BARRACK STREET, PERTH Lord has cast me in this role for already have much. What is the in the New York police one of these lovely cabs. over fifteen years. For two reasons use of my helping a soul in Africa force, and it wasn't sur- Kenne- h Besson, of the only. I find begging lovable: (1) I unless I help a soul in the United prising to hear that a Royal Hibernian Hotel in man with the Irish name Dawson Street, was inam doing it at the command of the States? of Broderick was in strumental in forming a Holy Father for his Society for the charge of security at- society called the Society Propagation of the Faith; (2) Hr range ments involving for Horse - Cabs and — SOLE AGENTS — distributes what I collect to the thousands of police. The Watering Troughs, or poor of the world. Because the I HATE BEGGING because it inR. CON NABEER & COMPANY dioceses in and around something of the sort Good Lord has thrust a tin cup into volves money; I love it because New York have six milEach hotel "sponsored" 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. Phone 8-1410. my hands, I have made as the money can be exchanged for the lion Catholics, many of a cab; in other words, the cab was beautifully motto of my beggarly life the blessing of Christ. I love it bethem of Irish descent. words of St. Paul: "I seek not cause I am not begging for one or There were, in fact, repainted and adorned at T HINKING OF TRAVELLING? yours, but you" (II Cor. 12:14). the 639 religious societies in the 26,000 police on special the hotel's expense, ancl Like Paul, I do not want your w orld, but for all who serve the duty, and it's not surpris- embossed with the hotel FOR ALL BOOKINGS BY money without your sanctification, Missions. I love it because what I ing that we often tell a 'arms," Lot of course it remained the cabby's story here—to be tal:en nor your annuities without your receive is distributed by the Holy cab. with a grain of salt — charity, nor your bonds without Father ,not by me. I love it beAbout a dozen cabbies about the visiting old have lingered on into WITHIN AUSTRALIA OR OVERSEAS your holiness, nor your almighty cause I beg not for the rich United this Consult— dollar without love of the Al- States, but for the poorest of the- Irish priest who, in New modern age and now York, drove his little car seem strange among the mighty, nor your cheques without poor and for Christ's sake. Because into the rear of a Rolls- taxis. a desire that God may pardon your I hate to do it, make it easier by Royce because he was sins. What good will your 31 cents giving to the poor this Sunday. going too fast to stop. ANOTHER STORY ( the annual American per capita October 24. "Name and address," Catholic contribution to the Holy They are delight fully demanded the policeman, TRAVEL SERVICE Father for all the Missions in the entertaining men, and I and got it. like the story of one of w orld) do for any poor person of 15 WILLIAM ST., PERTH. 21-2841. "Now tell me," said the them — and it's another the world unless it also makes you GOD LOVE YOU to Anon. for policeman, his eyes light- story to be taken with a love God more? Only as you enter "for St. Peter Apostle Fund:" to ing up with memories of into communion with Christ do you Anon, for £5, "in thanksgiving for Ireland, "how slow were grain of salt—who was asked by a visiting party W. F. SAMSON & Co. enter into the wondrous love for favours received:" to A.M.M. for you going when this big of literary Americans to R E 1W A, ignorant car backed His Body everywhere else in the into take them 1, "for the Missions:" to L.B.S. to the places FREMANTLE 5 QUEEN STREET, you?" world. f requented by James for £ 2, "for the Missions:" to B.T. Valuators Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Sworn Queenslan ,0 That Joyce. story of the Irish Rents Collected. E,tates Managed. Representing for £ 2/101-, "in honour of St. Insurance Co. L'd., Royal AWon-1obile Club of W A. The Americans thought Anthony who has helped us priest and the policeman R .A.C. Insurance Pty. Ltd., Stalk of N.S.W. Savings abroad it strange that Joyce had Agency. through thick and thin:" to E.R. settings has had different Equitable Life and General Insurance Co. Ltd. in its time, but frequented such a variIF I succeeded in persuading you for £ 5, "for the Missions:" to nevertheless there's a ety of little back-street Phones: Office 5-1316. 5-3110 Private' Sir Frederick St^13 68-?34l3, D. P. mitt°. on" . t o. give ten thousand dollars to the Anon. for £ 1; to S. for £ 10. certain amount of philo- bars, and questioned the F.C.I.V., 5-2553, G. 0, Samson, 4evesve~#~4e 4eoes.....~.~..#44.4.4.s4rome matter. h oly Father to build a hut church "prayers for living friends and sophy in it! "I thought," said the in Ghana without making your relatives:" to A Friend for £ 1/ 5 /-: There was an Irish "it was old heart blaze a little more for love to Anon. for £5: to E.J. for £ 5, waiter chosen to wait on cabby, Toucher Christ, I would only be another "for the Missions:" to B.C. for E 1, the Pope at lunch in New after." Joyce you were An old friend of f und-raiser, or a high-pressure • 'for St. Peter Apostle Fund:" to York, there was an Irish the cabby, and not the guard among the protec,alesman, or a hatchet-man for the Anon. for £1; to A.T. for £1, tors of the United Na writer at all! Missions. Behihnd your de+Ilikr bills CUT OUT this column and pin tions building, and none For First Class Plumbing Serviccs and your cheques and your moneyy our sacrifice to it and post it more Irish than Robert T HEATRE riS orders and your annuities, I pierce to Reverend Father W. J. 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This week saw the beginning of a new Australian serial, "My Brother Jack," on ABW2 the local production of Coralie Condon's "Good Oil" on TVW7, and, also on TVW7, Project '651 and "The Farthest West."

Add to this "Showcase '65" on STW9, and things are beginning to look up in the field of Australian content. SO LET US HAVE A CLOSER LOOK AT WHAT ALL THIS MEANS AND HOW IT BE UP WHEN COMPARED TO ITS OVERSEAS COUNTERPART. singer can really act any- ' *"SHOWCASE know that the weak, sin'. way? pering character he plays '65" on the "Andy Griffith A few more rehearsals Talent quests are un- Show" is the script. Book, music and lyrics would have done all the by Coralie Condon. performances the world bearable things! If Astor writer's fault and has no Produced by Max Bos- of good, and a sharpening Starmaker is at the top reflection on the acting tock and Kevan Johnson. of the dialogue could of this list, then "Show- abilities of someone I Here was a local pro- have done even more. case '65" is running it a now know to be a fine gramme to be proud of. However, to Vic Haw- pretty close second. actor. It was surprisingly good kins, Kevan Johnson, Jill Anyone who saw 4"A Well produced, pleaThis may seem like Perryman, and most of santly hosted by Gordon Face in the Crowd" damning it with faint all to TVW7 for having; Boyd, it suffers from the (TVW7) will understand praise, but I admit that I the courage to contem- best-known fault of all what I mean. What a pertuned in to "Good Oil" plate this production in talent quests — how the formance, and what an with a great deal of fore- the first place — I'M devil can anyone judge indictment on the rnis. boding. I had previously PROUD OF YOU! the qualities of a drama- use of good actors. "Face seen the horror of "Portic soprano singing "Sum- in the Crowd" showed trait of a Star," with l ir "MY BROTHER mertime" against the me what an actor you Dorothy Baker and the " t oneless moanings of a are, Mr. Griffith —why JACK" , High School Prom prorock and roll group sing- don't you realise it and duction of "Invitation to If I overlook "My Bro- ing(?) "The Girl Can't get out of that terrible the Dance" (both made ther Jack" this week, it Help It!" series before it destroys ' some time ago—but lin- is only because my eyes you? gering long in the can be in one place at a On what incredible basis memory), and so I faced ' time, and the first epi- are such people judgedin trepidation anything sode of this serial was And if they lose, does that was conceived from slap-bang up against "The this mean that they arc WITH all the proappealing — less t he first word to the last Good Oil." In the East- less gramme changes being talented? note by the same produc- ern States, this promade at STW9, it is no tion team and the same gramme If this is the only longer a question has brought of what w seeing littleriter. Pictured during a dress raves from the TV critics means of us to watch—it's where to But lo and behold, "The —but I'll have to reserve known talent given its find it! , . 41 .4NONIONINININNIVe..1.4.4.41 #.1411.4hi.~#4,114141.4•0.4•41,0. ,,,,,, rehearsal for "A Man for Good Oil" was very plea- , my judgment until next big chance, then I supsant entertainment. The week. pose it has some merit— All Seasons- which opens dances were good, the A little bit of co-opera- but if it is what I think at St. Mary's Hall, Leeder- music tuneful. The acting tion here between ABW2 it is—a way of using up MANY faces at TVW1 Queen Victoria St., Fremantle _ opp. Beaurepaires performances weren't, and TVW7 could have performers of talent, who ville on Saturday, October embarrassing, except for done wonders. Why two will lower themselves to are red since the sudden "Today," Margot Robertson's dra- , Aussie programmes of be judged by any rules, dropping of 23, are Margaret Ham- matic scenes, and what l such value on at once? so long as they get that Lloyd Lawson's popuimportant "break"—then larity with the ladies is mond as Lady Margaret "Showcase '65" does little now proven, and some of held in Club grounds for the careers of the those letters to the manMore ( left), Paula Oldum SAT., OCT. 30, COMMENCING 1.30 P.M. performers involved and agement from irate fans STALLS OFFER FOOD and VEGIES, NOVELTIES, is a perversion of the really set the paper they who plays Lady Alice More TOYS, CHILDREN'S CLOTHES. television are written on afire. wonders of and Bruce Griffiths as "20th CENTURY — tors contributing to the that spawned it! A GOOD TIME FOR ALL. SPRING, 1965." present internal revolu William Roper. Price 5/-. tion—political, religious, * "THE FARTHEST "04,11.4."INFOIWO' 4, I "INN.-411.#4,11,11.4. ` 4,^4,1P 4 ,#0,0^ 4P41,P4,,4,11.41,• OR this quarter, sev- regional and racial facWEST" YOU READ IT HERE .,CUT THIS OUT„ tors, upon which is imFIRST.— In the noteral items come up # #"'" posed the Communist Project '65 went West too-distant future you for review. The contrast since the 1930's. the other evening and should see a West Ausbetween British and Eu- crux There is a well-ground- showed us in no uncertralian version of a ropean 19th-century LibAustralia's tain manner how we apvery popular Eastern eralism, and the Church's ed survey of depen dence, pear to the Eastern States programme on handling of both are ex- industrial of overthe grip States and to ourselves. commercial a local amined; the writer finds and of and cash, in It made me feel proud channel. More about that the politics of the seas control for the of the State. Ashamed of and this later! Pontiffs were not suffi- the present and in this sphere. future what little we are doing ciently broad and suave, A detailed outline crf for our aborigines and and would be better the formation of the sure of the fantastic fumanaged nowadays. Communist Party in AusHIGHLIGHTS OF THIS An essay shows how to tralia is a useful bit of ture that lies ahead for all of us, if only we start WEEK'S VIEWING . read the Chinese news- information to those inpapers, which are as full terested in public mat- to realise the tremendous Saturday, October 23— of print and as free of ters; it shows the men potential that is all STW9 at 9.30 p.m. Yet ( DONATED BY MARWICK'S SERVICE STATION another film to remeni• news as our own Sunday and places that were con- around us. MORLEY) ber, "Tunes of Glory," paper, giving the news by cerned in the 1919-1922 starring Alec Guinness their silence to those who period. and know how to read. John Mills. Two per There is an anlysis of ANDY GRIFFITH has formers and two per Like the Chinese papers. the form and content of for a long time been one formances that are not an article on Literature the poetry of T. H. Jones, of my pet hates. Now I to be missed. in View of Christianity the story of swing music says much and little. in Harlem since the 30's, FOR SERVICE, CONSULT— Must they be in Opposi- and a discussion of tion? Can they not be in drama and theatre as a channel of general culharmony? An estimate is given of ture and broader educaAND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES— State aid for independent tion required at Austraschools and conjecture lian universities, on the ' FIRE — ACCIDENT — MARINE — LIFE about its future, and Arts side. Besides, on the CALEDONIAN INSURANCE CO. points to the price paid films, there is a strange SCHOOL GROUNDS RUSSELL ST. for the New South Wales mass of big words to - BRITISH TRADERS INSURANCE CO. LTD. MORLEY show the growth and LICENSES & GENERAL INSURANCE Co. Ltd. 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BRIGGS, Group Manager for Western Australia' in Vietnam; and their art. success against the leftInside information wingers is attributed to about the methods and Just Sign Here— possession of the right information and the right the profits of prostitution, gathered from trafADDRESS speakers. fickers, is retailed at A review of the Joan needless length and deSutherland opera season, and a note of praise for tail, for a financial conthe late Sir Frank Tate, sideration of the trade; Then Use the . . . it is crude. together with some help Altogether, there is in choosing current pub• Coupons will be collected by the gatekeeper at profitable reading in this lications, and a number the schoolground gates. issue of the "Quadrant." of short poems, fills up a —R.S.N. good issue of this quar- cs".41.4.######14.41,1,04.414.0.0.0.04 FETE COMMENCES AT 1.30 P.M. terly.—R.S.N. A DVERTISING COLUM *

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Rogers is all-Austranard His cast HIGHWAY, the ALBANY suits, the coupling Violin Concerto. won't be very much that CANNMGTON Wednesday, Oct. 27: E xcellent Accommodation sod performances can be H.M. V. Encore 29/6. McCallum hasn't already lian, with the exception Modern and Convenient of the Italian actor Wal- 6WN-9.820 a.m.. "Pause Dining Service. Lunch 10/commended; frankly, Accommodation Homely the with perused and, r BerParking Accommodation "Peter and the Wolf" ERE is an opportu- small number of new, ter Chiari, who will play a Moment"—Fathe Service Bottle Drive-in With the part of Nino Culotta. nard Rogers of Hobart. PHONE 23 1541 makes few classical denity to obtain a sou- sturdy plays and musi2419 68 A. R. CONNELL Tel. mands and this is as well venir of Christian Ferras' on the market, he cals done as a dozen others. Perth visit at a low pirce. may have to take a secEnjoy the Best Criterion Hotel Accommodation & Service The "Classical" Sym- The orchestra is the Phil- ond look. STREET, HAY AL CENTR Constanphony is another matter; harmonia under PERTH Hotel Cottesloe this version by the Lon- tin Sylvestri, the record24-HOUR SERVICE NEW SEASON Twin Suites and Single con Symphony Orches- ing is good and Ferras RIGHT ON THE SEA FRONT "THE HOLE IN THE WALL THEATRE" Parking for Country Residents In the new theatre sea tra under Sargent is the plays in that pleasantly Minutes walk from Cathedral Phone 3 2155 OPENED ITS THIRD SEASON WITH A 5THE COUNTRYMAN'S HOTEL most brilliant and satis- effortless style character- son which opened in LonR. M. DYMOCK, Licenses Phone 23 1113 (5 lines) fying that I have heard istic of his public per- don and New York re- NEAT PAIR OF PLAYS BY KEITH WATERfor years and, if this is a formances. This issue is cently there has been HOUSE AND WILLIS HALL. f oretaste of their visit to not a world-beater, but nothing outstanding and The Railton Hotel Esplanade Though each could be rected both plays, but it Perth next March, we is very good value for the general outlook is Perth's Most Modern performed separately, to- seemed otherwise. have a musical banquet money and, as previously somewhat gloomy. PERTH'S LEADING Temperance Hotel But, in London, entre- gether they offer a full Insufficient contrast in in store. (5 minutes walk from indicated, a souvenir. HOTEL FOR ALL St Mary's Cathedral) due moves clumsy night's entertainment pace, B.B. from 57/V ISITORS and are complementary to a scarcity of acting Every convenience. area, and an oversize re- Cnr. Pier & Murray Streets. to each other. 23 1531 Phone: marred Phone: 21 8861 - 21 MA table "The Sponge Room" is fectory set in the British Natural "Squat Betty." The changing of the History Museum, where a lt ‘i! we eavesdrop on two character of the lover Commercial Hotel Hotel Rockingham k C. erZ young people discussing from a robust, hearty, BY THE SEA -Northam the pros and cons, and hobnailed accounts execFor a Healthy Holiday exchanging news of their utive from London to a Phone Northam 49 progress towards finding weaker personality altoThe Best of Fishing "a room"—but, there is gether detracted from T. E. MURPHY, Proprietor FRANK 3IADDIGAN, Proprietee stumbling- the situation. The cona always trast which should have block! At last, however, hope existed between the two J ACK SH E E DY Carlton Hotel comes in an offer, made men was lessened, alPHONES 21 4311, 23 3091 218 HAY ST., PERTS by the museum atten- most. to be non-existent. 1st Class Accommodation 35 B/B dant, for them to use his BALANCE BETTER "All Rooms Recently Refurnished room, but somehow the Sponge Room" "The 44, savour disappears. With much better balno need for plans, what was a production. Alwould they talk about? anced the pace was through So they decline, and slow, it was ssarily nece make plans to meet next monotonous. week—this time at the never High St., Fremantle—Phone 5 2696 Helen Oxenburgh disGeological Museum! played the understandGREETING CARD SPECIALISTS ' A PARODY ing and capability of a LARGE SUPPLIES OF ROSARY BEADS, MISSALS The second play, "Squat more experienced actress STATUES, ETC. w-,•7 Betty," is a parody of in her role of Hilary, ar. "THE RECORD" ON SALE EVERY FRIDAY the "Theatre of the Ab- employee of United Fats. As the wayward hussurd." In a mountain hostel the warden pre- band, Keith Flanagan pares to commit suicide. was most convincing, in The Society of St. Vincent de Paul His wife awaits the ar- turn pathetic and amusrival of her lover, and ing. Christie Kerr turned the three of them engage in yet another of his in a triangular, inconclu- character -gems as the sive argument as to whe- museum attendant. This double-bill is most ther the wife should leave with her lover, or interesting in that neither ( To assist hundreds of NEEDY families) should the lover leave of these plays can be v otuko reader the without read husthe her, or should 318 Bulwer Street - North Perth Kindly Deliver f orming expectations band hang himself. z 46 Eight Avenue - Maylands to Society • It becomes quite clear which may, or may not 24 Helena Street. Midland — at Stores that none of them can be unreasonable, but are cirfactual of error single a find to eyes STREET, OSBORNE PARK GORDON and WITS DEPOTYOUR leave, as their lives are inevitable never theless OR TO For Truck to Call, ring 24-5041 or 28-4573 when the written word USE cumstance in both drawings above, and then look for six differr oped together. 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NATIONAL CHAPLAIN PRESENTS BASKETBALL TROPHIES

Thursday, October 21, 1965

Simple Story On Que olou stion r C !BEGINNING

Margaret Munden, Rosslyn Hayes, Marian Pennings, Sue Swan and Lyn • Cheridan for their help The presentation of the 1965 trophies was made by Denice McGowan (Hilton on committee the Father Burke, National Chaplain of the Y.C.W. (Girls) Park); Cl-grade, Helen throughout the year. Movement, at the annual basketball dinner held at Harrison (Carlisle); C2Jan also thanked PaulHarper Hall last Thurstlay evening. grade, Marion Kerr ine Knight for her help uswitottuasiklisMIMIRTSPelle ( West Perth); C3-grade, during the season at the In making the presen- reserve, Highgate; Bl- Verna on Friday, October 22, at the Grand of change finds strength Buck (Cottesloe); Y.C.W. office. tations Father Burke grade, Como; B2-grade, Dl-grade, and guidance from God. Anna Van Dyl On behalf of the Y.C.W. Theatre is a film, "The Voice of the Hurri- Prayer should be di . paid a special tribute to Bedford Park; B3-grade, (Dou bleview). executive, a Girls' DoPat the State team on its Beaconsfield; logue with God, yet how Cl-grade, lan thanked Jan and her cane." A simple but moving story shows a domiMembers of the State performances and be- Joondanna; to discriminate betweea C2-grade, committee members for haviour in the recent Kensington; C3-grade, and Junior State Teams nant white group and an oppressed and misunder- one's own conscious or efforts Asthe for their unconscious wishes and Carnival. Although he Nedlands; D 1 - grade were presented with a during the stood coloured group steering on a collision course genuine guidance memento of their selec- sociation had not been present at Queens Park. is a tion. A presentation was year and said she was that leads to disaster. real problem. the Carnival he had heard FAIREST & BEST: to pleased inthe see good reports from vanA-grade, Maureen Park also made to Margaret crease in number of Many explanations of examines the corrosive ous people when he was (Hilton Park); A-reserve, Collopy (State team manCENTRAL FIGURE passing through Adelaide Betty Van Beek (High. ageress) Joan Lamers teams in the competition the colour question are acids of hatred eating involved some sketched in black and into both sides, so that which ( State coach), Anne Henon his way to Perth. gate); Bl-grade, Joan The central figure, an (State umpire) 800 or more girls in ac- white, ascribing blame to neither sees the other ex- African woman Presentations were made O'Leary (Carlisle); B2- shaw member cept of a a as sport. tive only. film The servant side one as follows:— of great strength and grade, Carolyn Caplin Kath Markham (Junior class. pia. State coach) and Margarcidity of character A-grade, Midland; A- (Scarborough); B3-grade, mask. et Hughan (Junior State The whites repeat the ing smouldering fires, is 4.4.04,11,PINININI4 team manageress). , 0 time - honoured cliches: exceptionally well play. "The African is a child," ed. Her final position has A special presentation "They are incapable of a scriptural ring that was made to Jan FitzBEST FOR THE TROTS controlling their own de- seems not to have been hardinge for outstanding stinies." The Africans al- fully accounted for in the service to the State team fail to discriminate be- earlier parts of the film, so over a period of 8 years. tween the innocent and Father Burke said that The film could contri. the guilty. he was very happy to bute to self-eplanatiOn have been given the opof our attitudes, to a portunity of making the WORTH SEEING profitable reflection on presentations and was the nature of hatred or The film is worth see- with surprised to see so many in family and social ing. Simplicity occasion- groups girls at the dinner. He and across such ally verges on over-sim- g thought there would be roups. It would gener. plification and someonly trophy winners and ate more thought than or times veers towards nai- most committee members, but pieces of entertain. vete. But the world is men t without ceasing to was very pleased to see complicated by the fail- be or serious entertainment, girls from losing teams ure of the sophisticated also represented among —J.E.B. to do more than describe the 225 girls present, or the tensions in the emerwhich showed a wondergent nations. TENNIS RACQUET ful spirit in the AssociR ESTRINGS FROM or The film was made by ation. 2 5 - TO 75'- AT Moral Rearmament and Before the presentaWIM BLEDON SPORTS was scripted in part by or tion Father O'Brien, Dio14 DAVID JONES the late Peter Howard. cesan Chaplain, paid a ARCADE, PERTH The primary emphasis of special tribute to capTel.: 23 or the film is moral, though tains and also thanked one of the characters those who had helped who observes the mountwith umpiring, preparing ing velocity of the winds JOHN BRADLEY R.E.I.W.A. or of fixtures, coaching etc. throughout the season. Jan Fitzhardinge, presi/ dent of the Association, PEKING, CHINA. 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r ear Boys and Girls, This week I must remind you all of the Festival of Christ the King which will be held at Perry Lakes October 31. Stadium on Sunday, On this day each one of us should make every effort to attend this annual Festival and to give glory, praise and honour to Christ, the King of all mankind. I know it wi l l need a big effort on the part of most. The weather will probably be just right for going to the beach. Some of you wi l l want to study for your exams which are not very far off, while others wi l l probably have difficulty in getting to the stadium. I t will mean you will have to give up something you would normally do on a Sunday afternoon. Remember, this sacrifice on your part will be nothing compared to Our Lord's, who died on the Cross for each one of us. As far as transport goes, there wi ll be special buses leaving Perth f or the stadium. Details of these are elsewhere in this issue. I have told you about this, this so as you won't make arrangeeek w ments to do something else on that Sunday. God bless you all, BROTHER JUNIPER Please fill in the coupon below in PLO LETTERS and send it to Brother Juniper. The Junior Record." 450 Hay Street, Perth, so that when yn•tr hirthday comes around he may greet you on this page.

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WE therefore ask you, venerable brothers, among the people entrusted to your care and vigilance, to preserve this faith in its purity and integrity — a faith which seeks only to remain perfectly loyal to the word of Christ and of the Apostles and unambiguously rejects all erroneous and mischievous opinions. Tirelessly promote the cult of the Eucharist, the focus where all other forms of piety must ultimately emerge.

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Thursday, October 21, 1963

DOCTRINE AND WORSHIP OF THE EUCHARIST

from this same faith and devotion towarZ the Eucharist may res t and flourish t perfect unity of commaniO4 among all Christians. Unforgettable are th. words of the holy /tarty; Ignatius, in his to the faithful ofwarning a. AY the faithful, faults and for avoiding Anyone who approaches delphia against thephil evils thanks to your ef- the grave sins to which this august Sacrament of division and schism forts, come to realise and human frailty is ex- with special devotion the remedy for which lie experience ever more per- posed" (Deer. S. Congr. and endeavours to return in the Eucharist: fectly the truth of these Concil., 20 Dec., 1905, Ap- generous love for Christ's then," he says, "to"Strive words: "He who desires prob. A. S. Pio X, A.A.S. own infinite love, will exuse of one formmake cf experience and fully unlife finds here a place to XXXVIII, 1905, p. 401). thanksgiving for the fl esh live in and the means to In the course of the derstand — not without of Our Lord Jesus christ live by. Let him ap- day the faithful should spiritual joy and fruit— is one and one is proach, let him believe, not omit to visit the how precious is the life chalice in the union the of let him be incorporated Blessed Sacrament, hidden with Christ in His Blood, one altar, 00e so that he may receive which according to the God (cf. Col. 3, 3) and bishop" (Epist. Ad Phila. life. depth., 4 P.G. 5, 700). liturgical laws must be how great is the value of converse with Christ, for Encouraged by the most "Let him not refuse kept in the churches with THIS is an English text of Pope Paul's third Encyclical, "Mysterium consoling hope of union with the members, great reverence in a most there is nothing more Fidei," dated September 3 and issued on September 11, on the blessings which will the let him not be a corrupt honourable locatio n. consoling on earth, nothacefficacious ing more crue to the whole for doctrine and worship of the Holy Eucharist. The text has been made member, deserving to bc Such visits are a proof of and the entire Church cut off, nor a disfigured gratitude, an expression advancing along the road available by the N.C.W.C. News Service. Minor headings and paraworld from an increase in member to be ashamed of love, an acknowledg- of holiness. dedivisions graph been made have realise, you Further, the editor. by votion to the of. Let him be a grateful, ment of the Lord's preEucharist, brothers, with profound venerable that fitting and healthy mem- sence. affection we impart to you, the Eucharist is reserved ber. venerchurches the in and oraable brothers, "Let him cleave to the • INCOMPARABLE to the tories spiritual as prie the in sts, Religious and body, let him live by God DIGNITY all centre of a religious comthose who and for God. Let him now collaborate munity with or parish, of a I you and to No one can fail to unlabour here on earth, all the admonishes, exhort S. fore His death prayed to flesh under which the faithful entrusted to your that he may afterwards derstand that the divine yes, of the universal prays implores Father and that who all the species of bread and Church and of all of hucare, the reign in heaven" (St. Au- Eucharist bestows upon bene'through the merciful to believe in Him would wine "is contained, offer- diction asapostolic a pledge of gustine, "In loan n. the Christian people an manity, since beneath the kindness of our God' be one even as He and ed and consume d" heavenl appearance the of spey graces. Tract." 26, 13 P.L. 35, incomparable dignit y. ( Luke 1, 78) that each the Father were one (cf. (C.I.C., Can. 801), may all Given at Rome, Not only while the sacri- cies, Christ is contained, and every Christian come John 17, 20-21), deign 1613). the saints of God, speci- Peter's, the third at St. It is to be desired that fice is offered and the the invisible Head of the at last to a perfect agree- speedily to hear our most ally those who burned September, the day of t he faithful, every day sacrament is received, Church, the Redeemer of ment regarding this sign ardent prayer and that with a more ardent devo- Pope St. Pius X,feast of the World, the Centre and in great numbers, ac- but as long as the Euchain unity, of of the this entire bond of Church, tion to the Divine Eucha- year 1965, the third the of all hearts, "by Whom tively participate in the rist is kept in our charity, this that symbol we may of all with one rist, intercede before the of our pontificate. year Sacrifice of the Mass, re- churches and oratories, all things are and by concord, and, mindful of voice and one faith, cale- Father of mercies so that Whom we exist" I PAUL VI, POPE. Cor. ( ceive Holy Communion Christ Is truly the Emsuch great dignity and brate the Eucharistic with a pure heart, and manuel, that is, "God 8, 6). such exquisite love of Mystery and, by particiFrom this it follows Christ Our Lord Who pating in the Body of give thanks to Christ with us." Day and night He is in our midst, He that the worship paid to gave His beloved soul Our Lord for so great a as Christ, become one body dwells with us, full of the gift. Divine Eucharist the price of our salvation ( cf. I Cor. 10, 17), linked grace and truth (cf. John strongly impels the soul and 'his flesh to eat' by those same bonds Let them remember 1, 14). to cultivate a "social" ( John 6, 48 ss.) believe which He Himself dethese words: "The desire love (cf. St. Augustine. and adore these sacred sired for its perfection. of Jesus Christ and of He restores morality, the Church that all the nourishes virtues, con- De Gen. Ad Litt. XI, 15, mysteries of His Body And we turn with pafaithful receive daily 1 soles the afflicted, streng- .20; P.L. 34, 437), by which and Blood with such firm the ternal common affection also to good is and unwavering faith, Communion means abovel thens the weak. He proall that through the sac- poses His own example given preference over the with such devotion, piety those who belong to the and veneration, that they venerable Churches of ramental union with God to those who come to good of the individual. Let us consider as out can receive frequently the Orient, from which they may obtain the Him that all may learn strength necessary for to be, like Himself, meek own the interests of the that super - substantial came so many most ilFrom GERMAINE still in communist China. mastering their passions, and humble of heart anti community, of the par- bread (Matt. 6, 11), lustrious Fathers whose The young man said: for purifying themselves to seek not their own in- ish, of the entire Church, which will be for them ; testimony to the belief SWAIN in MACAO "Words must be kept beof their daily venial terests but those of God. extending our Charity to truly the life of the soul j of the Eucharist we have the whole world, because and unfailing strength of so gladly cited in OUT WANG CHIA'S FATHER hind our teeth—so I do we know that every- mind, so that fortified by present letter. H ADN'T REMAINED not know how many of the people in our comOur soul is filled with where there are mem- its vigour (cf. Kings, 19, FORREST PLACE PTH. "SILENT" WHEN THE mune still believe. bers of Christ. But 8 ) they can depart from intense joy as we conPHONE 23 4960 this wretched pilgrimage sider your faith in the CHINESE COMMUNIST many, many of them still on earth to reach their Eucharist which is also PARTY TOOK THE FOR- shake their heads sadly • SIGN AND THE when they pass by our heavenly home where our faith, and as we CAUSE they will then eat the listen to the liturgical EIGN PRIEST AWAY old church. It is offices The Eucharistic Sacra- same 'bread of angels' prayers by which you FROM THE VILLAGE. for the party now. We ment, venerable brothers, ( Ps. 77, 25) no longer hid- celebrate so great a mys- WANG CHIA'S FATHER had Sisters, too, and they were sent away They is the sign and the cause den by the species which tery, we rejoice to behold used to teach us the of the unity of the Mysti- now they eat under the your Eucharistic devo- DIED IN PRISON. cal Body, and it inspires s acred appearances" tion, and to read your Today Wang Chia, Bible and give us fruit an active "ecclesial" spirit (Deer. De SS. Eucharis- theologians explaining or aged 24, a Catholic like and candy and sweets." FOR FREE HOME SERVICES defending the doctrine of his parents and grandthose who venerate it tia, C. 8). QUALIFIED REPAIRS, BATTERIES & in LITTLE EDUCATION this most august Sacra- parents, is celebrating with greater fervour. CORDS FOR ALL MAKES OF Al DS ment. Therefore, never cease • ONE VOICE, escape his from Red Asked whether any atONE FAITH to persuade those comMay the Most Blessed China, now free to say tempt had been made to May the all-good Re- Virgin Mary from mitted to your care that whom the priest's name aloud send him to Sinkiang or they should learn to deemer, Who shortly be- Christ Our Lord took the and to worship God put him in the militia, he make their own the openly. said no and explained: MORTLOCK FORD MORTLOCK cause of the Church, in "The party knew I was a "They would make approaching the Euchafamily, t rouble for us if we only Catholic and my ristic mystery to pray to have we know too. They say or write the names God without interruption they So Catholic hearts. of Jesus and Mary—but to offer themselves to brothese names we keep do not let me or my have God as a pleasing sacrithers sisters and tight in our hearts!" fice for the peace and much education. They unity of the Church, so Wang Chia wept as he want us to work in the that all the children of the spoke of these things to fields. Church be united and The parish of the Im- a.m. Mass every fourth t he N.C.W.C. News Ser"They tell me: 'This is think the same, that maculate Heart of Mary, Sunday of the month. vice correspondent at the because you do not think there be no divisions Scarborough, was treated The next one wil be on Casa Ricci, Macao's re- clear. This is because you among them, but rather to a very colourful sight Sunday, October fugee relief headquarters. think wrong. Think clear 23. unity of mind and pur- on Sunday, October 10, and good and then you pose, as the Apostle in- when 72 brownies, guides FATHER AND SON PROTECTION get ahead and we reward sists (Cf. 1 Cor. 1, 10). and guiders, cubs, scouts you!' FOR FAMILY S carborough scouts had May all those not yet and scouters were pre"But I am a Catholic. in perfect communion sent for Mass and Com- a father and son night Wang Chia is not his I do not want to think last Friday. Many of the real name. with the Catholic Church, munion. Where he 'clear' and 'good' their who though separated Members of the 2nd 40 fathers present were came from and the iden- way. I do not want to get from her glory in the Scarborough (St. Don surprised at what their tity of the foreign priest ahead their way. So r name of Christian, share Bosco) Scout Group, and sons could do and learn must be concealed to escape. in scouts. with us as soon as pos- Catholic brownies, guides The fathers all protect his mother, bro"That is thinking 'clear' sible with the help of and guiders from packs took part in the fun, thers and sisters who are —but my way." divine grace that unity and companies in the games and activities of faith and communion district combined for a throughout the night, which Christ wanted to church service to cele- and are eagerly looking be the distinctive mark brate the 50th anniver- f orward to the father of His disciples. sary of the Guide Move- and son camp. 67 2716 During the evening 23 PAINTING CONTRACTORS This zeal in praying ment in Western Austraboys were presented with and consecrating oneself lia, 1915-1965. to God for the unity of Eager Beaver With blue, brown and t heir the Church should be khaki uniforms and mul- Badge for earning a practised particularly by ti-coloured scarves, they pound or more during Religious, both men and all made a very impres- the recent Bobs for Jobs week. women, inasmuch as they sive parade. are in a special way dePTY. LTD. Father E. McBride The parents and friends voted to the adoration of spoke about the very fine of the boy scout group 23-225 2 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER the Blessed Sacrament, work done by the guiders are reminded of the next according it homage and and scouters in the train- meeting of the group W.A.s' Leading Paving Contractors honour on earth, in vir- ing of the boys and girls, c ommittee, which will be For Better Paving Contact Us tue of their vows. building their characters held on Sunday, October 23, at 7.30 p.m. in St. We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of Nothing has ever been and giving them a sense FOR John's School. At least or is more important to of reliability. Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. the Church or more conThe 2nd Scarborough one parent from each We have a most modern plant including power soling than the desire for ( St. Don Bosco) Boy f amily is urgently asked Roller Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. the unity of all Chris- Scout Group invites all to attend. Estimates Submitted Free. tians, a desire which we Catholic brownids, guides, a statewish to express once cubs and scouts from Country Clients please note that we have A LOOKS GREAT! GOES GREAT! GREAT VALUE! again in the very words groups in the district to any on wide Service, arnedquwiriellmgel quote C ATHOLIC used by the Council of attend with them in uniSALES-SERVICE-PARTS n a dtsly. Trent at the close of its form at their monthly P APER 1 51 Adelaide Tce., Perth 23 2711 We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand' decree on the Most church parade at the ImIN Prompt Delivery. 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PIUS XI AND "JUDAEO-MASONK POWER"

A.C., Midland, W.A. : As regards Judeo-Masonic intrigues, d id not Pope Pius XI once speak of those who controlled money as having control of the life-blood of the people, and as having great power so that no one may breathe against their will?

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JEWS AND WELL-DISPOSED "MYTH" OF RED SEA CROSSING NON-CATHOLIC

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R.: That statement is ragesimo Anno," is not Encyclical as applicable today as it J.B.T., Brisbane: his where the Suez Canal INQUIRER, rom f Mosman : Anno," was in 1931. A careful Q.: Would you please is today. oQuadragesimo First and foremost, let me state that I do not belong to the reading John of Pope comment on the enclosR.: That is supposed to issued on May 15, 1931. ed newspaper article be one of the new find- Roman Catholic life. Much that he had to say XXIII's recent Encycliabout the Red Sea ings of seven celebrated R.: That you lack know- NATURE OF PSYCHIC ranked as a psychic force was conditioned by the cal, "Mater et Magistra," crossing? Jewish scholars in their ledge of the Catholic reFORCE proper to and identified.r world-scene around him, will show that he is well R.: It is not fair to send translation of Genesis ligion and faith in it is Q.: What I want to know with our human nature and the 1930s were the aware of that. years of the depression. He advocates continu- me long newspaper ar- from the original He- a misfortune which I is the Roman Catholic as such. am quite sure is due to ' pope Pius XI, com- ed Government economic ticles with no indication brew texts. classification of psyIn these matters, of memorating the 40th year supervision, so that there of particular points in But this has been held no fault on your part. chic force. Many the- course, there are many The dispositions maniproblems. ones classify it as a speculative since Pope Leo XIII had will never again be even them which disturb you for years by both Cathoforce or power of the But there is no need to issued his great Encycli- the threat of what Pope and with which you lic and Protestant bibli- fested in your letter are cal scholars. evidence enough of that. devil, a theory entire- wait until we have solvcal, "Rerum Novarum," Pius XI described as the want me to deal. It is merely a ques- But that you are not a The main heading of ly unsatisfactory to my ed all those before we pointed out that import- control of the life-blood inner being, can begin to serve God ant changes had occur- of the people, money and the article you send is in tion of comparing mod- Catholic does not make red in the meantime, credit, being in the hands the form of a question: ern and ancient geogra- your enquiries any the R.: Psychic force is ne- in practice as we should. As I have suggested above all in the compet- of a few with such great "Red Sea Crossing a phy and the use of nam- ess welcome; if anything, cessarily one aspect of es. The Hebrew text says it is an additional rea- our human capabilities, earlier, there are people ing systems of material- power that no one may Myth?" Isaelites The item claims to be the crossed son for attention to your istic Socialism culmin- breathe Man consists of a ma- who make what they against their from David Willis, in "Yarn Suph," the "Sea of problems. ating in atheistic Com- will. terial body and a spirit- don't know and can't exmunism, and of monopReeds;" but what we Q.: In fact,I have rather ual soul. The science of pect to know an excuse New York. As for any connection happy But in the article it- know today as the "Red associations man's material physical for ignoring what we can oly Capitalism with its between the conditions self there is not the Sea" reached right up to dictatorship with some of your or bodily aspect is known and should know, economic against which Pope Pius slightest Church members, and as physiology; that of the hint that the the Bitter Lakes in 1200 The man who learns exercised through commercial and internation- XI issued his warning; Red Sea crossing in the B.C. through a shallow one of them has sug- higher powers of his soul the essential doctrines and so-called Judaeo-Ma- exodus of the gested that I write to is known as psychology, and precepts of Christ as Jews from marshland of reeds. al bankers. sonic intrigues, the best you for the official Ten years ago the BibThe Greek word "Psy- taught by the Catholic He makes not the advice is — forget it. Egypt is a myth. teaching of the Roman che" means the spirit, Church and lives in acIt deals simply and lical School of Studies slightest reference to Apart from this, there is Catholic Church on the soul, or mind of man, cordance with them fulJews or to Freemasons, of course a Jewish influ- solely as to where the conducted by the Dominisubject involved. the principle of life in fils all that God requires nor to any Judaeo-Mason- ence in the community, crossing took place, not can Fathers in Jerusawith the fact of its oc- lem was pointing this out R.: Your happy associ- him, and of his mental of him in the name of ic conspiracies. and a Masonic influence, currence. Take the first in its expositions of bib- ations with Catholics and emotional states religion and will certainNeedless to say, while even as there is a Catho- statement. lical geography. bear out my comment on whether conscious or un- ly attain to the eternal condemning materialistic lic influence, a Protest- MATTER OF ANCIENT on your good disposi- conscious, salvation of his soul,, MIRACLE NOT Socialism, he insisted ant influence, a tradeGEOGRAPHY tions; and I myself am There is a devil, be- whatever may have been A FFECTED that the abuses of mono- union influence and Q.: "Moses, it is now too happy, of longing to a purely spirit- his lot in this world and Q.: This article says that only poly Capitalism must be many other influences. held," the article says. Jewish scholars have course, to explain the ual order of being, who however many the unremedied. And they have But these must be con"did not lead the chil amended the mircale Catholic teaching to you can tempt men. But he solved speculative probbeen, to a far greater ex- sidered on their own dren of Israel through is not part of our human lems wtih which he went of the Red Sea cross- on any topic you wish, tent than many who still merits, without forced the Red Sea at all. Inpsychology, nor to be from it. ing. quote his Encyclical real- applications to them of RELIGION IN THEORY stead, the Israelites R.: That is the usual ise. Just as he spoke of anything Pope Pius XI AND PRACTICE fled from the Egyp- journalistic nonsense, in the many changes that had in mind when he tians through the Sea the interests of sensation Q.: In a discussion on be had occurred since "Re- wrote liejs and faiths, I said his Encyclical of Reeds, about 200 alism. rum Novarum" appear- "Quadragesimo Anno." that neither science nor miles further north. The Jewish scholars ed 40 years earlier, so religion can be corn have done nothing of the also have many changes plete until such time kind. That the Israeloccurred during the 32 as we know as psychic ites crossed what we years since his own force has been Pa:call the Red Sea by way "Quadra gesirno Anno" taken into account. of the shallow waters of was published in 1931. R.: We must notice the marshlands near the America set the pattern southern end of the Bit- here the difference beof those changes. ter Lakes in no way af- tween theory and pracFranklin Roosevelt, B.A.C., Potts Point: passage. fects the miraculous na- tice. elected in 1932, and himTheoretically, and as John 10:30 records So Christ would have ture of the events recordself a Freemason, push- Christ as saying: "I and prayed that the disciples ed. regards any subject, no ed forward with his the Father are one." would be so filled with According to the Bible man will ever come to a "New Deal" programme, R.: Literally, the Greek the love of God that by itself, God made use of stage in this life when he Which alienated most of neuter means "one thing" it they would be unit- natural forces to enable will not still be wanting the leaders of the busi- and the sense is that the ed among themselves as the Israelites to escape to know more. ness world and of the two Persons, I and the in the Godhead the Fath- from But in many things we are only a Egypt. We are banking fraternity. "An- Father, are one Being or er and the Son are unittold that a strong east can know enough for all TELEPHONE ti-Trust" laws were en- Essence. ed by that love of each wind drove the shallow practical purposes. Where away forced against the big That it was not a mat- other which is the Holy waters back until part of religion • is concerned— combines. and it is with that I am ter of merely moral unity Spirit. the land was laid bare. I say one could hold Two important meas- is evident from the fact Probably, also, an ebb- particularly called upon ures were the setting up that the Jews accused that. Yet it would not be tide drained much of the to deal — a man's mind of the ''Senate Commit- Him of blasphemy, mak- enough. water back towards what can grasp the essentials, tee on Banking and Cur- ing ready to stone Him Christ had in mind the we now call the Red Sea. and he can have the will rency" in 1932, and the because, they said, "You vital organic union of After the Israelites had to love and serve Ged in "National the Church as His Mys- crossed, and the Egyp- the fullest degree religResources make yourself God." Committee" in 1935. As Had they understood tical Body. tian army was half way ion requires of him. a result, the "Banking Him to mean only that From a practical point St. Paul declared the along the same route, the Act" of 1935 forbade the He tried to be pleasing Church as a community east wind ceased, and the of view, the psychic force same company to carry to God by obedience to to be "His body" (Eph. banked up waters togeth- in man is fully taken inon both commercial and God's will they would 1.23), the members of er with the tidal waters to account by the teachinvestment banking. not have regarded that which "are all one in returned, torrential rains ing of Christ that the huThe control of credit as blasphemy nor want- Christ Jesus" (Gal. 3:27). also falling, so that the man soul is immortal of was mainly in the hands ed to kill Him for it! Moreover, the faithful Egyptian army was its very nature, and that of the investment bank- St. Augustine reflected are to share in His union drowned. attention to its eternal You name it! ers, but these were the argument of many of with His Father, being The Jews saw in this welfare is of supreme Millars have it brought under Govern- the Fathers when ne "made," St. Peter does event God's doing, both importance. ment control by the said: "By 'we are' the not hesitate to say, "par- by rrvans of natural Thus He bids us not Perth 214141, Nash Federal Reserve Banks. Sabellians are refuted, takers of the Divine Na- phenomena and miracu- to fear those who can 284561, Belmont 6517 lous intervention; and kill the body but are not • Also, legislation was and by 'one' the Arians." ture" (2 Pet. 1:4). N. Fremantle 53901, P. This, of course, is not a they have rightly cele- able to kill the soul introduced to facilitate DISCIPLES EQUALLY land 741462. TO BE "ONE" natural but a supernatur- brated it ever since (Matt. 10:28), and puts Making credit available Other than through the Q.: John 17:22 records al reality, effected by di- through all the centur- the vital question: "What Country Christ's prayer for his vine grace, and — it goes ies, recalling it in their shall it profit a man if banks at all, namely, Albany 38, Bruce Roc' disciples "that through they without saying —only in Passover ritual. he gain the whole world legalised Co-opmay be one, the B even as measure radically unbury 2954, Gerald Christians also see in and lose his own soul?" erative Credit Unions. we are one." The word possible to a creature. 34, it Kalgoorfie 28, Mo the type of our libera(Mk. 8:36). I cannot here go more "one" can only refer to Furthermore, in so far tion from the slavery of In theory, there are 6, Narrogin 20, Northar deeply into these matsomething like harm- as members of Christ sin through the "Red many aspects of the psyWagin 23, Wyalkatch ters; but what I have ony, the disciples be- yield to this influence, Sea" waters of our bap- chic force in man, that said of America is 7, York 33. typiing already one in res- the unity of the visible tism, that we may be is, concerning the nature .eal of what has happened pect of their human Church in this world will led by the light and fire and the powers of the hulu other countries also. nature. become more and more of the Gospel through man soul about which we And the passage you have R.: Another unity is in manifest, and a sign that the desert of this life, would like to satisfy our quoted from Pope Pius question here apart from the world itself, as Christ nourished by that Man- curiosity. But the main Encyclical, "Quad- the fact that the disciples prayed, "may know that na from heaven, the Holy thing is to know, love were all equally human thou hast sent me." Jn. Eucharist, to the prom- and serve God; and that 1011N BRADLEY R.E.I.W.A. beings. So that can be 17:23. ised land of eternal life is possible for every man ruled out as irrelevant. In both passages the and salvation with Christ —the procomplete In view of the setting word "one," as used by Himself in the very gramme for doing that FOR QUALITY MEAT in which the words you St. John, means much Presence of God. being found in the teachMILLARS' TIMBER & TRADING CO. LTD. A. W. TAYLOR now quote occur, one more than merely "some- None of this is affect- ing of Christ and of the 115 ST. GEORGE'S TCE., PERTH. PHONE 21 4141 could hold that the ref- thing like harmony." In ed in any way by the Catholic Church He esF AMILY BUTCHER erence is to moral unity each case it means a vi- "new" Jewish translation tablished, commissioned orner John and Fitzgerak only, as distinct from the tal union although on dif- of the term "Red Sea" and guaranteed for the S treets, Perth. meaning of the previous ferent levels of reality. as the "Sea of Reeds." guidance of mankind.

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Lawley undoubtedly be the First ent ways of going about new year. (C Class) for Ladies; an J. V. D'ESTERRE, Reports are given from National Congress of the Electrical Contractor, excellent trained staff at the different sections of Apostleship. This was • By LAND AGENT 78 Parry Street, Perth. all times; your mother conducted at the Stella FATHER J. O'SHEA, the club outlining the acFOR ALL YOUR will be cared for with tivities during the past Mans Club, Sydney, on Port Chaplain. kindness and efficiency ELECTRICAL SERVICES October 3 and 4. year. All in all, it makes SMITH'S ._-;:tire Agencies Phone: 28-3016, 28-2937 and in a homely atmointeresting reading. Among the 120 deledoing the same work. Val After Hours: 37-9660. sphere: Mrs. Win Herbert attendpresent, 17 gates Copies of the annual the Fremantle 147 Canning H'way. S. Perth personally supervises the ed from Western Austra- Birch, report will be available Ray L. Smith, Proprietor Senior Hostess, addresswelfare of all patients.-lia. This was considered at the fete on October 30. H ospitals Phone 67-2019 or 71-4696 by all a wonderful repre- ed the delegates on "The Again, many thanks to for bookings and waiting sentation from such a Code of Conduct for the literature subDEVA HOSPITAL Stella Mans Club Hostlist. distance and, considering scribers. They should ("C" Class) all members had to tra- esses." Her paper was really be called sponsors 15 Lawley Crescent, We are specialists in— well received. vel at their own .expense, as they sponsor a very Mt. Lawley. During the five days Employment it showed keen interest Auctions Superior Home From and a spirit of sacrifice which the members from important phase of the apostolate, The ApostoFremantle had in Sydney Home Homes New for Male and towards this apostolate. SHEFFIELD Emplo ylate of the Written Word. Female Patients. The sessions continued they were most hospit- It is a truism to say ment Agency, 713 Hay St. Homes all ages and types over a period of two ably looked after by the reading goes a long way. All Medical Attention. (above Cans Bros.) for Land and building blocks days, and they were very Sydney club members. In An Eskimo seafarer from prompt, courteous serFully Qualified Staff. all, a most wonderful inRural land & subdivision busy days indeed. In vice. Employers, let us Greenland visited the select your staff.—Please Personal Supervision of opening the congress, sight was provided as to club a couple of weeks industrial land the needs and problems phone 23-3537; a/h 67-2000. M. L. Foley. Ph. 71-1372. Bishop Freeman, Auxiago, but unfortunately I of the Church in the country properties liary Bishop of Sydney, Maritime. As a result of was over East at the spoke of the apostolic and collection. rental congress at the time. I Educational work being done around the Congress, all Apostle- will tell you about the S TRANRAER R AY L. SMITH the Australian coast and ship of the Sea workers next one who comes _ LEAVING Maths (A and will be better equipped Contact us on all your real B ) 1964 Solutions 5/6 C ONVALESCENT on the ships themselves along. estate enquires. We can and in the name of the to meet those needs. post free.—Ellis, 57 Edinw e will help. A word of thanks to all H OME Apostleship. His Lordboro St., Mt. Hawthorn. those who have been ( "C" CLASS HOSPITAL) ship congratulated the praying for the success delegates on their enthuPrivate Tuition siasm, asking them to of the congress. We must Fully Qualified carry back to their vari- not overlook their conFOR Private Tuition in MOUNT LAWLEY—MAYLANDS ous centres the added tribution to the common Maths ring 24-5457. Staff effort and we look forLarge Brick/Tile home of 10 rooms, extensive knowledge and appreciaand On Thursday, October ward to their continued close to transport, church, schools, grounds, BOOSTER Lessons for tion of the Sea Apostoto conversion 28 at 8 p.m. in St. Thomas i nterest. suitable Phone or primary school children. 8-1382 shops. Ideal family home late. Further More College Monsignor £7,750. —K. Leeden, 5 Stone St., C Class hospital. Note price only COMING EVENTS J. E. Bourke will lead a particulars and arrangements to inspect. 285 Roberts Rd., Subiaco GOODWILL MESSAGE South Perth. Chief among the com- discussion about Rolf In a message of goodREAL ESTATE EXCHANGE will and interest, His ing events is the club an- Hochhuch's play "The Representative." 3 CANTERBURY COURT Grace Archbishop Pren- nual fete. This is being diville, who is the Aus- conducted at the club, 14 Since the play opens 28 5393 a/hrs. 68 2979 - 71 5040. tralian Episcopal Chair- Queen Victoria Street, in Perth on the previous man of the Apostleship Fremantle, on Saturday, evening, members will of the Sea, expressed his October 30, beginning at have the opportunity of thanks to the National 1 p.m. Gifts of any items first attending it before Houses, For All Your Real Estate Requirements, Director, Monsignor E. P. towards the stalls would the discussion. Shopping Businesses, Building Blocks, Farmlets. Dundon, the Port Chap- be very much appreciatGraduates are remindCentres and Other Investments. lains and the lay co-oped. The Ladies' Auxiliary ed that this is the annual erators around the Aus- are hard at work. The general ONSULT: C meeting of the tralian coast. All were usual stalls will be inSociety where, as well as reminded of the need to cluded. For the collection DONT FORGET! see Christ in those whom of any items, please ring selecting the new committee, they will be askthey serve, just as the 5-1958. Send in . . . ed for their ideas and seafarer should be able ANNUAL REPORT opinions about the future to discern the likeness of Christ in the Apostleship The annual report for development of Newman 207 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH of the Sea workers. 1964-65 has recently been affairs. of Your . 28-2515 Visitors, who are most "Members have a great published. It gives an in2362 LA SPINA A/H. 39 welcome, ROSS may therefore ASK FOR MR. privilege and a great re- sight into the great varisponsibility as ambassa- ety of activities which prefer to delay their arv.core dors of Christ and of the are embraced in the rival until 8.30 p.m. or Dillon "The for publ ication in "The Record" Printed and published by Francis Joseph Perth. 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