The Record Newspaper 10 November 1966 by The Record

No. 3267.

PERTH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1966.

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NEED TO KNOW NATURE Zambia's Bishop Says Of CHURCH

Thanks

EFERRING TO THE CHURCH AS THE "SACRAMENT" OR SACRED SIGN OF CHRIST'S PRESENCE IN THE WORLD, ROPE PAUL VI LAMENTED THE FACT THAT "SO MANY PEOPLE REGARD THE CHURCH AS AN OBSTACLE, ALMOST AN IMPEDIMENT, NOT TO SAY AN OUTRIGHT DEFORMATION OF CHRIST." How is it possible, he asked at his weekly general audience for the Church not to "demonstrate its sacramental power, its beauty „its prerogative of the presence of Christ? The answer to this would be a long one. Even the Lord Himself was not recognisesd by everyone. "But we can be content with making two points: . "First, the Church appears obscure and not unlike merely human institutions to someone who looks from the outside, to someone who does not know it or does not wish to recognise the Church's transcendent secret. "Second, the Church at some times and in seine of its aspects is not beautiful, is not a splendid thing, does not make itself significant and audible because its sons are not exemplary and do not live as true Christians.

RESPONSIBILITY

Bishop Clement of Zambia with Mission Director Father W. Foley.

"pLEASE convey to all the other girls and boys whom I cannot see personally my deep appreciation and thanks for their help in training students for the priesthood in Zambia and Malawi." This was the wish expressed by Bishop Clement Chabukasansha of Kasama, Zambia, in talking last week to students from Trinity College and Our Lady's College during a brief stop-over of 48 hours in Perth. The White Fathers had brought the Church to Zambia (Northern Rhodesia) only 60 years ago and had immediate success. He himself was baptised in 1929 at the ge of 12 years and later hood studied for the priest-

"What a responsibility this is! What great guilt is sometimes incurred by those sons of the Church In 1948 he was orwho do not reflect the Church's spirituality and da'ned a priest and had sanctity, who are not 'signs' of Christ." the pleasure of giving The prerequisite for a sacrament, the Pope Holy Communion to his about statistics in th( parents who were bapnoted, is that it is visible. And the "true Church WORLD poverty today confronts the Chrisface of these facts?" he tised only one year founded by the Lord„" he continued, is visible asked. earlier. not only because it is composed of visible ele- tian conscience with a Norris conceded that He worked as a parish ments—the faithful:, its structure and the life of new and largely unmet a number of national assistant for some years challenge, two lay leathe Christian community, which go to make up ders and international agenagreed in Washinguntil elected bishop and its material visibility—but above all because it ton, U.S.A. cies and church pro- consecrated in 1963 by possesses an essential visibility of spiritual treagrammes are now en- Pope Paul VI with other Wealthy nations have sures which Christ gave His Church. gaged in efforts to end priests from every conthe technology and the world But tinent. He was the first poverty. resources to end world they are not enough, he local priest from ZamTWO WAYS poverty, but up to now said. bia to be consecrated This relationship between visibility and spiri- they have lacked the "A number of Church into the Church College tuality can be expressed in two ways, Pope Paul will to do so, declared agencies are working to said. James J. Norris and that the abyss between come and pushing for a overcome poverty in the of Bishops. Today there are 40 per the rich and poor coun- goal of two cent: world," The first, he said,, is "intuitive," when the Romeo Maione. he said, "but in Zambian priests serving assist tries is larger channelling growing more visible becomes so transparent that the spiritual Norris is assistant to available a Catholic population of and tends to become ance through the United relation to the they 500,000 in nine dioceses is clearly revealed. This is the way sacred art the executive director of more wealth, the help with Nations; providing more dramatic especi- (total population three giving is not are w orks, he said, "when it possesses the genius of Catholic Relief Services- each passing year," he fertiliser to under ally great. Government and a half million). the sacred and when it is truly art . . . and this National Catholic Wel- said. developed countries fare the Conference. is why Catholicism has been and will always be Bishop Clement's visit W hile international which need to step up are cutting back their U.S. Catholic overseas foreign aid programmes, ! to Perth carries special the friend and promoter of the arts." agencies have food production in order consistrelief agency, while for interest to all secondary population and the support meet The second expression of this connection, he Maione is past interna- ently urged that rich to I Nations agencies United continued„ is the intellectual indication given by tional president of the nations set aside at least growth; and putting engaged in health, wel- I students since at the beall creation, "which speaks of the Creator . . . Young Christian Wor- one per cent of their more emphasis in ecu- fare, education and de- 'ginning of 1966 Pope Paul had asked them. gross national product menical projects on coand by the economy of the Incarnation, which kers., Toronto. velopment activities is through the Pontifical technical for or of their national net operation The two men spoke at gives to Catholic religious life its own 'alphabet.' under fire ! Society of St. Peter income (a slightly lower assistance to the world constantly reduced Apostle, to "adopt" the being and that is, a way of expressing itself and making a U.S.-Canadian plan- figure) for aid to de- poor. conference for whenever possible." itself understood which is extremely elementary ning at seminary major veloping countries, few and identifiable with common experience, using Third World Congress have met this goal up to Deploring the exist- Kachebere and by their SUBHUMAN Apostolate ence of "indifference. prayers and sacrifices to sensible and familiar things to introduce us into of the Lay which was held in Rome now, he said. U.S. aid Norris reminded the apathy and even at help educate and train the mysterious realm of spiritual reality. This is in October ,1957. About total only about 0.7 per conference that more times opposition" to ef- there the future priests the method of signs . • • seventy people attended cent of national income. than half the people of forts to alleviate pov- of Zambia and Malawi. "Sign is a key word full of many values in our the meeting in suburban while the figure for the world are now livThe seminary was erty, he said Pope PiuCanada is 0.39 per cent. doctrine . . . on it is based the doctrine of the Bethesda. ing at a standard which XII, Pope John XXIII opened in 1940 and this Maione added. A century ago, Maione sacraments, which are in fact 'signs of sacred He called for "imme- -can only be described launched powerful ap- year there are about things.' But they are not only signs, for they said, it was sufficient peals for aid to thr 50 students spread over diate action- to increase as subhuman." for the inhabitants of have a particular sanctifying power." world population world's needy which ! the seven-year course. "If commitments aid and wealthy Western counby 65 million have largely gone un- ;Next year another 15 tries to pray for the vic- change trade patterns increases students are expected we must face heeded by Catholics. year, each unfavourable which are A PPLIED tims of an Asian famine He called for increased , to join them, thus addthe fact that at least half poor nations. the to The word "sacrament" was applied to Christ because news of the disAmong the steps he pro- that many will die of emphasis on this "offi- ing to the financial burHimself by St. Paul, the Pope noted, and the aster did not reach them were raising the u nder nourishment or cial teaching of the den of which their parposed Ecumenical Council applied it to the Church as until long after it had aid commitment to one malnourishment. W h y Church" at all levels of ents can meet little or happened and no other well. nothing. people quibble Catholic life. response was possible. ner cent of national in- should The Church„ he said, "is the sacred sign which But today, he said, e xpresses to us and confers on us Christ Himself. "technology puts a Looking at the Church we must see Christ in it. heavy new load on our The material and temporal visibility of the concience. for now inChurch must serve to give us a spiritual and non- stantaneous communicaMEETING which meeting in McCormick priests and the hier- programmes of in-sertemporal vision of the Lord. The Church is not tions allow us to make a vice training for all thanked the archy. an opaque screen but a transparent diaphragm choice. He who only some 1.100 Catholic Place and to continue study priests adopting Co-ordiaddition to I n the of eaders l prays today and does clergymen attended in Which facilitates our putting ourselves in contact constitution for the after ordination. of the a Committee nating develop polinot try to w ith Christ." Chicago to form the As_ Clergy, which prepared association, the priests f Leaders of the 22-man Because the Council applied the designation of cies that will assure sociation of Chicago the agenda, for their endorsed recommenda- Chicago Co-ordinating 'sign.' to all the people of God—priests, Religious, m odern agricultural Priests and ask various study and research on tion-s for the establish- Committee. which callmethods, and distribumissionaries and married couples—all have the tion of food is in reality improvements in arch- pastoral problems. ment of personnel and ed the meeting and will Obligation of "witnessing" to Christ, the polihe II. retirement boards to continue to direct the Council personnel Vatican diocesan Pope far from salvation." said. "We are all work with the arch- association until new had ex, priests was the told priests for des invited to recognise and extol on the assign- officers are elected some ABYSS for bishop need the pressed in the Church the sign and "historic labelled an beauty of Christ, just regular- time in the spring, empriests; ment of among unity closer Arch- the At present," he de- gathering- by as all of us are bound to share with our authentic priests evidenced by the ly scheduled, organised phasised that the assoChristian life in world-wide bishop John P. Cody. clared, the giving the Church a more vital formation of the asso- meetings in each rectory ; elation will function as and operative capacity to irradiate the saving war on poverty "is beciation and for greater to discuss parish assign-la professional associaThe Archbishop ading lost." and sanctifying tion and not as a union.. splendour of Christ." "The acttial fact is dressed a session of the co - operation between ments and goals: and

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narians to become an ef.IR' To blame "material- fective force in their ism" for the fall-off in archdiocese, taking part 11.00#4.~411.4NINIPV4NIPINIVNINIMOINI, 04.04, I#4.# acti ties, to activities, vocations is not clarify hoiwts om thaeirn young people the problem. Materialism sin is and always has been their ideal of life by notheramonegen t ht reaml . the reason for a lack in CIR, has always been." principles in contrast to ingit A prob. question The vocations. The A.L.P. is not con- Catholic doctrine, or who I° If imitation is the SIR, an unbroken line from is, why are we not coun- lem is that of education. sincerest form of flattery, trolled by its men you openly attribute to themthe beginning of the hu- teracting today's particu- In our own seminary, as then the D.L.P. is being vote into Parliament, but selves the qualifications The Christian con- man race to the present, lar form of materialism in others in Australia, the sincerely flattered. First by its 36-man Federal of Christian, do neverthe- ception of education is an which is the Catholic re- as well as we counter- urgent demand for vocaMr. Calwell publicly de- Conference and 12-man less, in fact, unite with all-round affair, including ligion, we get Catholic acted that of other ages? tions imposes a curricuExecutive, who are fin- communists and favour the physical, mental and nounced A.L.P. policy on education as our birth- This problem has no one- lum and teaching meth. the North-West radio anced and controlled by them by their actions," he moral spheres. The last- right. ods geared to the weaker word solution. base as being "indefen- the union movement, the was not merely uttering named or moral training It devolves students. Anyone, thereupon the sible" and persuaded his unions in turn, to a large idle words, but sounding takes first place, and as parents as their primary I think the following fore, who is more or less party to adopt the more extent, being under com- a tocsin. this involves religion, and right and duty to give pertinent here and now. conscious of his munist control. The Comrealistic D.L.P. policy. Yours, etc., religion means the true thelr children a Catholic Here in Perth, as else- to do well in his abiliity Now Mr. Tom Hartrey munist Party virtually N. MUNDIE, religion, and true religion education. The State where, we have a semi- education does tertiary not see assures us that the A.L.P., controls the coalmining 17 Coolgardie Terrace, means that religion comes in as a protector nary system not made to the seminary as the place most "after a long and truly unions, metal East Perth. which can trace itself in of these rights. The State cope with our kind of that calls for his particudemocratic debate, re- unions in heavy industry, Council The materialism. lar talents, or if he does, may even enforce educa versed what we felt to be sections of the transport tion to prevent negligent of Trent, befores 1560, he is likely to be disapan unwise an unjust atti- unions and a number of parents from foisting a laid down guidelines for pointed. My own experi• tude towards an impor- building unions. If it can brood of barbarians on the training of priests— ence of the seminary and tant public question," infiltrate the Federal Conto be carried out in some the university, and that of to the State. and decided to reject Mr. ference and Executive in The State, no doubt, seclusion, away from the others who have studied Chamberlain's views on a similar fashion it will CIR, ing with communists on realises its tremendous distractions of a world in both, bore this out. State aid and very sen- be dangerously powerful. Although reluctant to unity tickets, are just responsibility in this that offered fascinating It is, of course, obvious Only an idiot would enter sibly again adopt D.L.P. into the contro- two examples of "look matter of education, and material opportunities — that I have presented maintain that to elect an policy. versy,I feel it imperative who is running the while trying to do its best even for priests. only one facet of the This great leap forward A.L.P. government would to answer about it, it can be assured your corre- party." The Council's ideas problem—but that is the gave rise to the hope that be to elect a communist spondent Tom Hartrey. Never at any time has of the support of its sub- were put into practice by, point. I hope others will the A.L.P., by completely government. But, as Mr Without engaging in there been an honest, rea- jects who, being just as among others, the Jesuits present other sides, bewaking up and adopting Benson's expulsion for personalities, the state- listic approach to either conscious of the great and St. Vincent de Paul cause these will clarify D.L.P. policy on the vital putting Australia's secuments of Mr. Hartrey question and yet we are importance of education, in Paris and France gen- the problem we Catholics matters of foreign policy rity before left-wing ideo- were nothing short of asked to believe that it is are in turn, I am sure, erally. Their seminaries, must cope with. These and defence, would logy shows, the A.L.P. is ludricrous. That certain run by "dedicated, able trying to do their best to however, catered for a are the actual, concrete emerge from the political still subject to strong issues co-operate. So far so world very different from form of OUR problem of become part of the and sincere" men. wilderness to become communist influence and platform of the party of our own. They were deal- materialism. Without a realistic good. once again a trusted and cannot yet be trusted to which Yours, etc., But in human affairs, ing with a somewhat corMr .Hartrey is a policy of any description take a realistic view of responsible party. member has nothing to on foreign affairs, with as it sometimes happens, rupt Church and with JAMES HEWITT, However, Mr. Hartrey the dangers this country do with their actual im- its adherence to the Nu one must expect to fact often ignorant priests, Crawley. soon dashed the hope by faces. clear Free Zone (let's sit anomalies for obvious but they were not dealing When in his "Decree on plementation. reminding us that this Certainly in the case of here and be held to ran- reasons. It is here that with a world in which the manoeuvre should not be Communism," Pope John communism there has, at som), and with its con- justice with sweet rea- Church itself, or the calltaken seriously, it only XXIII, on April 2, 1959, no time, been any honest tinual attempts to smear sonableness must prevail of the priesthood itself meant that "henceforth said, "It is not licit attempt to cleanse the our great American allies, for satisfactory adjust- were in any danger oi State aid is as much part for Catholics to give their instance, being forgotten. of the party's official vote to those parties and party of this cancerous we are asked to believe ments. For platform as non-collabo- those candidates who, scourge which has re- this dedicated party has some may not see eye to The priesthood then ration with communism though not professing duced the once great the interests of the peo- eye with others as to the was in less danger of be- NOVEMBER party of the days of Cur- ple of this wonderful nature of the moral train 12: 7 p.m. — Attend Miltin and Chifley to but a country in general, and ing a child should have. coming irrelevant or belennium Concert at young out of left ing shadow of its former self. of more than two million Now this being a matter Town Hall Polish than reckoning, The domination of Catholics in particular, at entirely for the parents, people's celebrations. many trade union execu- heart. educators must concede of offering too many tive positions by commuthis inalienable right and tempting opportunities to 13: Confirmation and Yours, etc., Canonical Visitation, nists, which in turn do their very best to be ambitious young people to the Church social through the A.C.T.U. St. parents. Kenwick. their and A. R. WHITE. of all-round help, not be• help IR' 11.30 a.m. — Preside Allow me, briefly, to teachings. to formulate party policy, 242 Holbeck Street, grudgingly, but willingly Vincent de Paul, for insuch Mass to celebrate Until stance, would not have time as the and the blatant associat- Doubleview answer correspondents slightest without the and . Australian Catholic bePolish Millennium. imagined the situation Hartrey and Donnelly. prejudice. 4 p.m.—Attend Polish Their comment is typi- comes emancipated Demur here, and antago- where the "profession" ot Procession. cal and can be accepted enough to create a body nism begins. Hence the a cleric was a forgotten as the reason why there which adheres to its own need for independent one. Today, when this is 13: 3.30 p.m. — Ceremony of Reception, Presenis no equality in educa- Christian principles,I beschools and the justified the case, we maintain the tation Convent, Mostion or any trace of COQ- lieve, that no Catholic call for the fullest State same isolation of the man Park. seminarian in his culture. bined organisation in the worthy of the name CIR, support conthere of as has stated what his leahis education and his 20: Confirmation and Catholic sphere in this should support anything 10 The opening remarks der stands for, because ditons warrant. Canonical Visitation, else. other activities. country. Yours, etc., of Paul Donnelly are the flood of contradictory Beaconsfield. As to the former, your I know that the next C. H. CALLANAN. s Recent moves inviting 27: Confirmation and Calwellian rhetoric in recorrespondent does not point of argument will be omewhat vague. Tuart Hill. and enquiry inspection cent months has Canonical Visitation, surely I s he that I am sectarian. Let peeved because seem to be aware of the and welpartial a are lost thousands Armadale. of votes. teaching of our Christian me say this, I might not t he D.L.P. did not sell come remedy. A fuller Social Doctrine, or what be a good Catholic, but Australia for the promise Let us hope those votes 27: 3 p.m. — Bless and remedy would be for the open Mt. St. Camillus is going on within the I am proud to be one, of a few dollars' worth go to the D.L.P., the party semiand seminary which was right abotj and if that makes me of State aid? Hospital, Forrestfield. A.L.P. for that matter. Ignorance nowadays is sectarian, then I can also I understand the D.L.P Australia's situation — 30: 7.30 p.m.—Commenceno excuse, stupidity proudly say that the Ca- seeks funds from all sec- and the party, incident- CIR, ment of Special No. ally. which first asked for might be. The Church tholic People's Party in tions of the community. Rodereda Kelly & vena to Our Lady, St. 1 0 G. Sappelli's excellent social teachings are quite Holland, the Christian It is hoped they were not and got an acceptance of Cathedral. Mary's Pty. Ltd. Catholic Democrats in Germany, relying entirely on Mr. the principle of State aid. letter of the 27th instant-, clear — "No in my opinion should Have Messrs. Hartrey DECEMBER: should give support to Austria, Italy and Bel- Donnelly for contribuand Donnelly never heard give each and every one 39 KING STREET, PERTH any form of even moder- gium, de Gaullists in tions to their funds. 4: Confirmation and To Hartrey, on thl of Germany, where the of us food for serious CHINA, GLASS & PLATED (Pope France, etc., are sufficient ate Socialism" Canonical Visitation, thought. Nazis bought Catholic John's "Mater et Magis- proof that there are hun- other hand, offers sweetWARE IMPORTERS Medina. Most of us Catholics tra"). The same applies dreds of thousands of ness and light in the votes in exchange for 8: 7.30 p.m. — Close Noappear to me to have in- Convents, Colleges lnstitu Catholics who are think- A.L.P. All is well with school subsidies? for Freemasonry. vena, St. Mary's CathYours, etc., tions specially and schools herited the complex of As an old executive ing along the same lines, that party and its parliaedral. catered for. member of the Catholic and, believe it or not, so mentary leadership — be J. TREANOR. regarding and accepting 7 p.m. — Bless and ourselves as second-grade Price list and catalogues 21 Mary Street. People's Party in the are Australian Catholics cause it is Catholic. open new church, citizens; we have shouldNetherlands, I am fully —with the usual excep- I am glad Mr. Hartrey Highgate. on application. Bellevue. ered the burden of eduaware that the Democra- tions, of course, as 11: Confirmation and PHONE 23-2055 cation from generation to tic Labor Party is not the be read in the previou Canonical Visitation. generation and never ideal outlet for the poli- edition. Willagee. made any real attempt to Yours, etc.. tical conscience of the SAPPELLI. G. legislate for justice in majority of Australians, 1 this field. but its political platform 98, Beatrice Street, As Mr. Sappelli so well is the closest in Australia Innaloo. IR, four vernacular sung puts, "thrown," and I Under the above sug. Masses in unison with must add, "a picked November 13 (Green): TWENTY-FOURTH gestive heading you pub- organ accompaniment, in- bone," by the Govern SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST (2nd lished in your last issue cluding a sung Requiem ment and fed with some SHEET and METAL WORKER of "The Record" (Novem- Mass, the first to be sung phony promises by the Class). Mass Proper. Creed. Preface SJecialists in Galvanised and Aluminium ber 3) an article purport- in Australia, wherein the A.L.P. of the Trinity. Roof_ Decking ing to be an advertise- laws of aesthetics or We have learnt only too November 14 (Red): St. Josaphat, Bishop and 6 CLEAVER STREET, WEST PERTH Phone 28 2096 ment of the English sung technical rules on sacred well from past experience • Martyr (3rd Class). Mass Proper, ComMasses permitted in the music are playing their what "it is in our platmon Preface. form" means with the Archdiocesse of Perth part to perfection. November 15 (White): St. Albert the Great, A.L.P. The Communist rather than a criticism of Bishop , Confessor and Doctor (3rd Father Ros' first verna- debacle is certainly the their artistic value. Class). Mass from Common. Common cular sung Mass, for one most serious and far32 THOMPSON ROAD, NORTH FREMANTLE As far as the advertise- of his four Masses. "Holy Preface. reaching of recent date. Are Suppliers of Yellow Sand for Top Dressing or ment goes, it applies T rinity Congregational November 16 (White): St. Gertrude, Virgin Since its inception, the Building, Metal, Gravel, Rubble, Ashes and Filling fully,I am pleased to say, Mass," carries the impri- pecentage of votes polled ( 3rd Class). Mass from Common. ComBul!do7ers, Loaders, Graders for Hire. Wi" Quote to the diocese of New matur (official licence) of by the D.L.P. would cermon Preface. for Excavation and Levelling Jobs. Norcia, which boasts of Dr. Jones. tainly add much weight November 17 (White): St. Gregory the no monopoly of art. All PHONE: 5 1499 . . . 5 3469 Our Australian com- to his argument of "fence Australian sung Masses Wonderworker, Bishop and Confessor Common .N11.411NONIPINIPINIPAINININIININPAINO.4.41.~4.04,11.#011....P#4,041 'Are welcomed there, I posers evidently breathe sitters" and in my humble , 04.0,41 ,4,04.4.41.04.#"11411, ( 3rd Class). Mass Proper. the ecuemnical spirit of opinion the genuineness know. Preface. Vatican II. It is to the of Catholics in this field It was refreshing, November 18 (White): The Dedication of the profane showing partial- at least would add weight, though belated, news to Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul (3rd ity for musical art that to the argument that the learn that your list inClass). Mass from Common. Common CONCRETE PAVING SLABS IN ALL POPULAR SIZES the poet Pope's lines in only party prepared to cluded no less than eight really fight for Preface. and this AND COLOURS sung Masses by authors his "Essay on Criticism" other issues of moral imNovember 19 (White): St. Elizabeth, Widow well known to all permit- ‘can well be applied: GARDEN KERBING — CONCRETE FENCE POSTS portance is so scandal( 3rd Class). Mass from Common. Second ted in Perth. But al- `. . . One science only will ously treated by a body MATERIAL FOR SOAKWELLS & SEPTIC TANKS St. Pontian. Pope and Martyr. Prayer one genius fit; though a formidable one of people representing at Common Preface. for Australia, your list So vast is art, so narrow least a quarter of the human wit . . ." November 20 (Green): Twenty-Fifth (Last) can be neither an exhauspopulation of this wonSunday after Pentecost (2nd Class). tive nor an exclusive one. derful country. Yours, etc., Cultural values of sacred Mass Proper. Creed. Preface of the Yours, etc.. 2-6 ROYDriOUSE STREET, WEMBLEY music can also include in DOM WILLIAM, 0.S.B.. Trinity. J P McDONALD A.• your list Dom Ros' O.S.B. New Norcia. Bayswater.

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POPE PAUL TELLS WHY HIS DECISION IS LONG IN BEING MADE

"and why it must be deferred for some time yet." He recalled a statement he made in a discourse on June 23, 1964, that "the thought and the POPE PAUL VI said he is delaying his long-awaited decision norm of the Church are not changed; they are on artifical birth control "for some time yet" because the those in force in the traditional teaching of the c onclusions of the international commission that has been Church . . . w orking on the problem "cannot be considered definitive." "The Ecumenical Council recently held brought in fullness, dignity and derecent years, studying he restiny much more than them in relation to the out certain elements of minded Catholics any partial concern," he scientific and experimen- judgment which are most that the Church existing said, which makes this tal data which have been useful for the integration of Catholic doctrine on laws against the use of existing norm of the presented to us from this most important subChurch "the best and every quarter, especially artificial methods to pre- most sacred norm for from your medical field ject. But they were not birth "demand all." vent and from the field of de- such as to change its submography, in order to stantial elements. Rather generous faithful and The statement came give the problem its true they were moves to illusobservance. They can- during an audience with and worthy solution, trate it and to prove with 300 participants in the not be considered not 52nd national congress of. which can only be one authoritative arguments the very deep significance binding as if the teach- the Italian Society of which is integrally hu- the Church attaches to man, that is, moral and ing authority (magis- Obstetricians and Gynae q uestions concerning Christian." in terium) of the Church cologists then meeting The Pope said he ap- love, matrimony, birth Julius Cardinal Doepfner, Archbishop of Munich, received an honorary Rome. pointed hi s "broad, and the family . . . degree from Father Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., president of the were in a state of The regulation of births, varied and extremely "As we have already University of Notre Dame, where the Cardinal and 30 German scholars doubt." he said, "is a vast ques- skilled international com- stated in the above-men and government officials participated in a five-day conference on the delicate question, a very That magisterium, he mission" to help him tioned discourse," the Condition of Western Man: the Problem of Freedom and Authority. on which tion, and one Pope said, "the norm unmake his decision. said, is rather "in a moIPNINININONININWINde• ment of study and reflec- we ourselves, because of "Through its various til now taught by the tion concerning matters its religious and moral sections and after long Church, integrated by the which have been put implications, have the discussions it has com- wise instructions of the before it as worthy of the right and indeed the ob- pleted a great work and Council, demands faithmost attentive considera- ligation to speak. It is a has presented its conclu- ful and generous obserquestion of reality here sions to us. vance. It cannot be contion." sidered not binding as if It is the "law of God and now. We know that the magisterium of the much more than our au- people are waiting for us cism in Germany. OBLIGATION Church were in a state of thority, a supreme con- to give a decisive pro In this way, he ex"It seems to us, never- doubt at the present plained, Cardinal Doepfcern for human life con- nounce ment regarding the theless, that these conclu- time, whereas it is in a of thought sidered in its integral the ner's trip had followed Church on this question. sions cannot be consider moment of study and rethe recommendation of But obviously we cannot ed definitive, because of flection concerning matthe Second Vatican Counmake such a pronounce- the fact that they carry ters which have been put cil that international conment in this particular grave implications to- before it as worthy of the T a press conference said that the aim of the tacts in the Church be instance." in Munich on October trip was the study of strengthened. gether with several other most attentive consideraHe noted that the Sec- weighty questions both tion." 27, after his return from Catholicism and general Monsignor Forster said Council in the sphere Vatican ond States, Julius political and cultural of doctrine The rest of the Pope's the United that one of his deepest made important state- and in the pastoral and of problems in the US. Doepfner Cardinal impressions of the U.S. ments on love, matri- social spheres which can discourse was devoted to Munich said that he had the theme of the dignity Additionally, he said. i' Is the link that exists bemony, birth and the not be isolated or U.S. for the visited not set of woman. was hoped that the Car tween politics and science family. "But these did aside, but which any political or anti-com- dinal's trip could ac demand there. In Germany, be not include the new state- a logical consideration in "For us," he said "wo- munist purposes. quaint Americans with added, there is a gap bement expected from the the context of what pre- man is a vision of virgiPoland's c o m munist the situation of Catholi- tween these two areas. Church on the problem cisely is under study This nal purity which restores of the regulation of fact indicates once again the highest emotional controlled press had critibirths, which has not yet the enormous complexi- and moral sentiments of cised the Cardinal for U.S. newsmen that Resident Chemist been made because we ties and the tremendous the human heart. For us telling ourselves, having pro- gravity of the subject woman is an apparition the relations bet weer mised and having reserv- which concerns the regu- in the midst of man's Church and State in con: 274 Cambridge St. ed the matter to our- lation of births, and it solitude of a companion munist countries ha; selves, wanted to con- imposes on our responsi- to him who knows the not essentially improved carefully the doc- bility a supplementary supreme self - surrender and that some of the Wembley - 87 3984 sider trinal and pastoral appli- study. of love, the sources for changes made had only cations which have arisen collaboration and assist- been a communist tactic "We are resolutely un- ance, the strength of regarding this problem Monsignor Karl For dertaking this study with fidelity and industry, the ster, who had helped tc great reverence for those habitual heroism of sacplan the Cardinal's visit. who have already given it rifice. 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Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Discusses .

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step which is necessary, namely„ the financing of those unnecessary needs. The result is a staggering debt. In five years in the United States the consumer's debt rose 53 per cent. John Galbraith, in his "Affluent Society.," states that: "In 1955 one family in four of those with incomes between $3,000 and $4,000 bought an automobile and 69 per cent of those did so on credit, About 30 per cent of those who bought cars on credit in 1955 had bought their previous car the same way and still had debt outstanding on that vehicle." Reading this book makes one think of the words of Isaiah: "What, always spending, and no bread to eat, always toiling, and never a full belly." The point is that there seems to be no place for values except the material. Perhaps, a more correct way to put it would be that values have disappeared and sensations have taken their place. Sensations change from day to day. A new automobile, a new style of dress changes the person's mood, but a sense_

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TRUE VALUE of values remains the same., namely, nothing matters except matter. When a standard is wholly material, there is no such thing as anyone ever having enough. When Our Blessed Lord distributed the loaves and fishes to the 5,000 in the desert, the Gospel says that everyone had his fill. But if he had distributed automobiles or savings bonds or stocks or television sets, there is not one of the

THERE seems to be stages in this quest for worldly satisfactions—one is to become very rich. It is very difficult to set a limit to what is considered being rich. Though the desires of the mind be granted, this does not preclude the access of new desires to the mind. So a man might strive to extinguish the lamp by putting oil into it, but this makes it burn more. When, however, one accumulates so much wealth that society marks one as extremely wealthy, there then comes a zthange in want. Very often in the United States the desire for wealth once fairly satisfied becomes a desire for political power. The infinite is shifted from money to authority. One no longer wants money to buy things; one wants money to control persons. Happiness consists not in the abundance of things that one possesses, but in the possession of one's soul. "Lay not up treasures on earth."

ME REPORT..

* From Desmond O'Grady

F PROOF WERE theologian. But in this very first Italian books to maintain her small top- ma tters are discussed in NEEDED, HERE field she considers the anticipate the Council floor apartment whicA Catholic circles — her main gulf is between conclusions. looks over Rome's Appian word for the seminary IT IS," said clergy and laity rather Her second theological Way and keeps her in training debate is "sad, A driana Zarri, than between male and study, "Impasienza d'Ad- touch with the country- sad, sad." holding aloft a sheaf of female and the main diffi- amo" (The Impatience of side of her earliest years And what worries her culty is simply that of of Adam) is the first in- which she carries within most of all is that autholetters regarding an ar- meeting other theolo- stalment of a three- her. rities take fright at the ticle she wrote on the gians. volume study on the im least discussion. number of sexually obThe gulf was clear print of the Trinity in Her green eyes flash as sessed persons produced when Father Edward man. "Impazienza d'AdTHIS incessant she states in her incisive Dhanis, who presided at amo" studies sexuality in I journalistic ac- ways: "Some are worried by seminaries. the recent Rome theology this light which, accordtivitiy keeps her finger about discussion in the congress, said it was dif- ing to Adriana Zarri, can The article inspired a ficult to find on the pulse of the Italian Catholic press that they lay people illustrate many of the disconciliar Church. will end by killing it, by lively debate in Italy's competent to give talks coveries of contemporary post leading Catholic illus- at that level, ignoring Her diagnosis is not con- making it merely parish the culture. soling. She worries over bulletins." trated weekly, "Orrizon- eixstence of lay theoloCensorship within the She maintains that the some seminary training, ti," before Church autho- gians such as Jean Guitrities, in October, stifled ton, Joseph Pieper and theology of terrestrial though she admits that Italian Catholic press at r ealities which was Italian seminaries, where the moment is particuit. Jacques Maritain. traced in outline by the she is often invited to lec- larly intense and petty. Letters from readers The difficult of lay- Council can be deepened ture, are improving, with "There is a powerful atwere almost equally divided between assent and clerical theological con- by exploring this Trini- those of Trieste and tempt to oppose the dissent. But there was a tact is indicated by the tarian aspect. "Impazien- Bologna outstanding ex- Council," says Adriana Zarri, "but, because I bevast difference in quality fact that the Theology za d'Adamo" had an examples. lieve in the Holy Spirit between them. The let- Congress was Adriana cellent reception from What worries her more and the Church,Ido not ters of assent, from peo- Zarri's first opportunity both critics and public. Is the abysmally low level think it can succeed in to meet even many Italian though it is a diffiple such as psychologists, teachers and seminary t heologians. "Lay theolo- cult book. It is now being at which controversial the long run." rectors, were well rea- gians are isolated," she translated into French. Her main influences: soned and well manner- says, "simply because ed. The dissenters' let- there are no occasions to patristic writings, parters, however, were un- meet the clerical theolo ticularly the Cappadocian Fathers, St. Thomas Aquiintelligent, full of vul- gians." From the age of seven nas. and, by affinity, the garity and sometimes obscene. One such letter Adriana Zarri knew wIlat French Dominican M. D. was even written on she wanted to be — a Chenu. Adriana Zarri has also toilet paper, which was writer. She was born in publishe d two novels, appropriate for the ideas the countryside near Bologna in 1919 to a "Giorno Feriali" (Week expressed. cParUane The majority of these miller with two much Days), which won a literStation ary prize, and "L'Ora "moralists" were priests, older sons. victims of the mistaken She recalls lying in the della Notte" (The Night erVice education Adriana Zarri grass, at the age of seven, Hour), which is now in denounced in her article. watching the clouds over- its second edition. She expects to continue writIt is not the first time head, and turning "reli- ing both NORTH PERTH. TEL. 28 4670 novels and theogious problems" over in that Adriana Zarri has logy: both, she says, deher mind, even though upset the hornet's nest. pend on intuition and FOR She is one of the half- she was treated as a are then expressed in baby. She links all her dozen Italian Catholics • LUBRICATIONS either speculative or ima• MECHANICAL REPAIRS who have said publicly work to her solitary earli- ginative language. • OXY WELDING • MOTORS TUNED that Italian non-Catholics est years which she 'carShe will also continue should be allowed to di- ries within her." CNR. FITZGERALD 8 WASLEY STS. She qualified for uni- her journalism, producvorce. Among other aring an article each day to ticles which created a versity, but decided it storm was one discussing would not help her be a the dispensation the writer. While at school Church grants from she had contributed literary articles to the Bolopriestly celibacy. gna Catholic daily "L'AvAdriana Zarri stumbles venire d'Italia," which at into these controversies that time ( Paganin Bros.) was edited by rather than seeks them. Raimondo Manzini, who Scarborough Bch. Rd., Osborne Park. 24-5357 She is used to stating her now edits "L'Osservat ore mind and Is surprised at Romano." She continued the resentment this pro- to contribute to "L'Avvokes in some clerical venire," but her family Building & Monumental Masons quarters. Part of the supported her while she trouble, of course, is that began to study on her WE MANUFACTURE & DESIGN MARBLE she is a woman. To make own account at the BoloALTARS, REREDOS, BAPTISMAL FONTS, etc. matters worse, she is a gna public library. theologian. As she had "religious QUOTES GIVEN AT NO OBLIGATION The anti-feminist feel- problems" and a philoing comes to the fore sophical cast of mind, it Ring us at 24-5357 quickly in most contro- was natural that she graversies. Dissenters from uated from Italian literaher recent "Orrizonti" ture to theology. It would piece on seminaries at- have been in vain to seek tacked her as an aged theology courses at the spinster, with the most university and she supexplicit slur from a priest plemented her own who speculated that she studies with attendance was embittered because at courses for lay theolo her fiance became a gians. priest. "It wasn't you, by any chance, was it?" Adriana HE has published Zarri replied in "Orri-two books of zonti." theology and two novels. Her first book, "La Chiesa nostra flglia" (The NTI-FEMINISM Church our daughter), a has a part in collection of ecclesiologithe reaction to her as a cal essays, was one of the

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Married Man Is Ordained In Germany • By FATHER PLACID JORDAN, O.S.B. th second American tion was granted in Rome at the request of Bishop rin the history of the Leiprecht early in the

Church to be ordained a year on the condition Latin-Rite priest, al- that Father Leiprecht does not return permathough he is married nently to the United and the father of a fam- States to engage in priestily, is Father Harold R. ly functions. This is due Bronk, Jnr., a native of to the fact that several A merican bishops, Brooklyn and a former though not all, are reluctant to have married pasAnglican minister. tors under their jurisdicBishop Karl Joseph tion. Leiprecht of Rottenburg, Eventually, however, it Germany, ordained Fa- is felt that American ther Bronk on October 29 Catholics will accept this in the private chapel of innovation now that sev• Martini House, a dio- eral precedents have been Father H. Bronk pictured with his wife and family cesan boys' seminary in established in Germany, Rottenburg, in the pre- Denmark and the Nether- Berkeley Divinity School, faculty of the diocesan preparing for his ordinasence of the new priest's lands. The restriction in New Haven Connecti- seminary for delayed vo- tion. He registered at GEO. H. NEWTON, FULLER & CO. wife and seven children. could then be lifted for cut, Father Bronk was cations in Garden City, Tuebingen University in W. J. FUL.ER — G. A. FULLER Father Bronk offered the Americans now sery ordained for the Episco New York. 1963. Members of the Stock Exchange of Perth his first Mass the next ing in foreign dioceses. Father Bronk was marpalian diocese of PennsylHaving obtained a STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS day, the Feast of Christ ried to Ruth Varney, of grant through La Salle vania. 105 St. George's Terrace, Perth born was Bronk Father to is he Then King. the Telegrams "Warnewt" Perth Telephone 23-1038 He served first as a Roosevelt, New York, in College to pursue his 4, 1928, in be assigned to a parish in on March 1947 and had five children, theological studies in Philadelphia in curate family a Brooklyn of the diocese. He will con and then as the pastor of four of them boys, when Germany, Father Bronk tinue his studies for a whose ancestors settled Bronx, the Episcopalian church he was received into the was introduced to Lorenz theological doctorate at in the borough of name in Provincetown, Massa Church together with his Cardinal Jaeger of Fader its which traces Tuebingen University not up chusetts. He subsequent wife and children in New born by Father Gerhard Y OUR CHEMIST grew He them. from far away. priest-in York's St. Patrick's Cath- Fittkau, then director of became in New Jersey and ob- ly at the diocesan edral by Auxiliary Bishop the St. Boniface Society charge Hofstra at B.A. his tained RARE 429 Albany Highway, Victoria Park (opp. P.O.) Cambria Fulton J. Sheen of New in New York and now a in College, Hempstead, New mission June, The in 1959. York ing 61-1076. We call for and Deliver Prescriptions. R member the of theology The necessary dispensa York. With a bachelor's Heights, Queens, New couple now have two CONSULT OUR TRAINED COSMETICIAN faculty of the diocesan tion for this rare ordina- degree in theology from York, and joined the more sons. For Your Convenience — Use Our Night Service seminary in Essen, Ger For three years Father many. Bronk was an assistant One other married professor of theology at American, Father Earnest Rosemont College, Penn- Beck, has been ordained sylvania. He then taught a Latin-Rite priest. Father religion for one year at Beck, the father of two LICENSED PLUMBER La Salle College in Phila- children and a former 23 Fulham St., Kewdole. Tel. 6 3682 Without a human and delphia while lecturing Lutheran minister, WRS HOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. 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Invacationers. deed, it will be necessary He asked that pro- to supplement the numgrammes be set up espe- ber of priests attached to cially in resort areas to tourist resort parishes encourage the use of during the season by a leisure time for spiritual timely distribution of the as well as physical re- clergy by dioceses, re- VICTIMS of malnutrition have a right to creation. gional or national science's help, but they must also be assisted The Papal letter, pub- bishops' conferences. Arpersons and not just in terms of science whole as lished on October 24, was rangements must also be in campers alone. for addressed to the Italian made National Congress on the areas where there are no This was the main only of its material level Pastoral Aspects of Tou- churches and to post efof a speech Pope of life." point various in rism held in Rome from fective notices gave at the Vati VI Paul The Pope explained the languages regarding liturOctober 26 to 29. can when he received a Church's view of this services. gical "The first and indispengroup of specialists from problem, saying: "In our sable activity to be ac12 countries, including opinion, mankind must overwe should "Nor spirithe for complished Iron Curtain ones, on tual benefit of tourists," look giving particular United Nations Day, Oc- progress at the same rate in the material as well as the letter said, "is to re- attention to local populatober 24. The specialists in the spiritual field. It mind them with intelli- tions in order to prepare were members of the must perfect itself simulgence, charity and tact them to be hospitable that leisure, too, is a gift from motives of charity, United Nations' Consul- taneously in the moral of God and provides the prudent in their contact tative Committee for the order as well as in the Application of Science economic, because there possibility, when we are with novelties of menremoved from the daily tality and behaviour and and Technology for De- are no real prospects of velopment. progress, of balance and work arrived. Comabsorbs exemplary in their Chriswhich Among the countries of peace for mankind New stocks just effort Every much of our energy, to tian conduct. sizes. of range plete represented at the meet- without the intervention meditate and return to must be made to apMali, of moral and spiritual proach hotel owners and ing were Denmark, God. Czechoslooumania, R factors." personnel. 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TIES THAT BIND. .. SEX EDUCATION Part 11 14 FATHER T. VicHUGH

AST week in this column we mode some general observations

about sex education. WE recognised the need for church. school and community to complement the work of the home. Implicitly we also acknowledged that some parents cannot or will not give the proper education for sexualitiy to their children, and in these cases ignorance and error c an be the preludes to tragedy. Yet, in admittting the supportive role that other agencies can play. especially the school, it is necessary to have an overall plan to follow. There are many today who would view sex education merely as an explanation of biology,. psysi()logy, or anatomy. Others would see it as an opportunity to inform teenagers of the dangers of social

diseases. Lately, emphasis has been placed on sex education as an introduction to family planning.

INTEGRAL PROGRAMME of these are inadequate ALLapproaches to an integral pro-

gramme of sex education. First of all they begin with a confined view of the individual person, and with a limited perception of what human sexuality is. What we are dealing with is the human person —male or female—and we are attempting to give this person a complete understanding of what it means to be a man or a woman. Granted the need for information about physical facts, there is also needed an understanding of the emotions, the temperament, the cycles of growth that boys and girls experience. Necessary also is an understanding of the interaction between boys

and girls, between men and women. For instance, the worst thing that can happen to a little boys is for some female to kiss him. At age 17 and onwards, given certain circumstances, his negative reaction would not be so strong.

IN CONTEXT THE second problem that we find among many of the advocates of a limited sex education programme is that of isolating this training from all other education. Sex education logically leads to education for marriage, even in its remotest phase. Without this progression the link between sex education and family planning can quickly become an incentive for promiscuity. Two persons, aware of their own sexuality and of their great capacity to love, move from attraction and infatuation to life-long commitment. In marriage their love finds many expressions and much creativity. In parenthood they manifest a deepening sense of responsibility to each other, to their children„ to the family of man. Family planning is only properly understood in the context of family life and responsible parenthood. Linking sex education to family planning without an intensive investigation of marriage leads to confusion, chaos and deep personal tragedy. As we see it, then, education in sexualitiy begins early in life, carries through the early school years

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and becomes a smaller part of the education for marriage that should command the attention of the years in advanced education.

NATURAL GROWTH IT is worth remembering that a " young person develops a capacity to love as he grows and matures, and his sexual maturation should keep pace with his opening of himself to others and his willingness to experience his ability to love. Let it be said again, then, that sexuality is only one aspect of humanness, an aspect that develops within a greater spectrum of feelings, emotions and convictions. The convictions or values are sown early by the parents, and are complemented by the others, It is from a loving family life that the individual becomes aware of himself and his relation to others. The words of Vatican II summarise this for us: "Parents should regard as their proper mission the task of transmitting human life and educating those to whom it has been transmitted. They should realise that they are thereby cooperators with the love of God the Creator, and are, so to speak, the interpreters of that love.-

311," TIIE ADDRESS of the local Catholic Marriage Guidance Centre is 77 St. George's Terrace, Perth — 23-4548.

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Sister Rosa and the other COMPLETELY NEW But though the pub- thing never previously recaptives had shackles on lishers say it can be com- corded. All sorts of ENGLISH TRANSLAtheir feet as well as on pared in significance changes are made. The wrists, but not all TION OF THE BIBLE, with THE raw, red mark Vint', in territory where 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 D their the Authorised Ver- first person singular has the time. When shackled the Viet Cong had roam- • FATHER EDITED BY A CATHO- sion of 1611, it is ad- v anished throughout. PATRICK by the feet, they were all on Sister Rosa's ed freely for a good Stories have been rewritO'CONNOR. S.S.C., attached to one iron bar LIC PRIEST AND PUBwhile. JOHN A. GREAVES ten. Familiar words, even wrist tells of the running through the LISHED IN BRITAIN writes "on-the-spotwrites from London proper names, and of Rosa is a memcrowded hut. handcuffs she wore berSister ON OCTOBER 21, IS from the cockpit course phrases are of of the Lovers of the One woman prisoner CLAIMED TO BE THE mitted that its language, changed. Asia. d uring her ten (:ross, an all-Vietnamese died in child-birth. A Budthough essentially modSisterhood founded in But if language is months as a pri- 1670. She was Trinh thi l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l dhist monk also died, ac- ONLY ONE IN CON- ern, never really gets comparedthe with the great TEMPORAR Y ENGLISH. cording to one of those down to the popular 17th-century translation, when she entered soner. It was the evening soner of the com- Guong released. A young woman It is the "Jerusalem idiom. the convent more than of December 21. the conclusion sadly is of Cambodian ancestry, It does, however, make munist Viet Cong. forty years ago. Her captors gave as the mother of two little Bible," so-called because fascinating reading, pre- that either a committee She has been a teacher t heir reasons, first, that boys, aged five and seven, it leans heavily on studies senting in an easy and of 27 literate experts A Vietnamese nun„ nowadays writes with inat the Catholic Biblical aged 64, she was rescued in Catholic schools in she had accepted books was freed. The two boys School in Jerusalem understandable style a finitely less vigour and this from region, the some eighty Vietnamese govwere reunited with their which has also produced complete new look, espe- beauty than did that oriwith 17 other captive's when Vietnamese troops miles south-west of Sai- ernment. Furthermore, mother, but she learned a Jerusalem Bible in cially of the Old Testa- ginal group back in 1611, came upon their prison, gon. Among the soldiers one of the nuns had nine that her husband had French. ment, which in places al- or else that the English a low thatched hut. All who rescued her was a or ten yards of cloth. gone with another woThe general editor, most reads like some- language has declined. 18 were found hand- sergeant whom she re- The Viet Cong alleged man. The 18 liberated in- Father Alexander Jones, cuffed, blindfolded and cognised and who recog- that the money for so cluded five women and senior lecturer in Divinity nised her. She had taught much must have come three Viet Cong impriin rags. him years ago in the from the Vietamese gov- soned for offences against. at Christ College, LiverThe Viet Cong had re- Catholic primary school ernment pool, has worked on the or the Ameri- their own organisation. treated hastily from the in Phu Vinh. translation direct from cans. Sister Rosa was camp that morning, takS ister Rosa went Greek and Hebrew—and superior of the threebo, about 75 miles northing 17 other prisoners She was one of three person community. through interrogations from some of the Dead east of Basankusu, was with them. Apparently Sisters teaching 147 little that lasted about three Sea Scrolls — for seven never occupied by the they intended to come children in Duc My vilThe Viet Cong took hours every two months years with 27 collaboraMill Hill missionaries Simbas, but had been back for the rest. lage when, last Decem- away the crucifix and or so. There was a new tors. The camp is about ber, a band of communist chain she wore around interrogator each time. The Bible is an all- and Congolese priests in abandoned because it seven miles from Phu Viet Cong took her pri- her neck, her rosary and Catholic effort — though the Basankusu diocese was threatened by a rebel The prisoners were published by glasses. They handcuffed Darton have reopened the mis- t akeover. It had been and blindfolded her and given rice—"bad rice"— Longman and Todd, lead- sion stations of Djolu, abandoned also because led her off on a march of twice a day. Two or three ing British secular prin- Djombo and Mompono of its isolation. Visits some five hours. At mid- of them looked sickly. ters — but it is claimed and are now taking up could only be made by None of them could be that it can be read by permanent residence at river travel. Missionaries night they halted. called emaciated or visib- scholars and students of those missions. The mis- had, however, made reguOPTICIANS — OPTOMETRISTS From that night until ly exhausted. all Christian denomina- sions had been closed be- lar visits. PIRTHI Piccadilly Arcade . .. .. .. .. 21 1151 cause of the rebellion by her unexpected release 154 William 24 . .. .. .. 21 .5304 The mission at MomSister Rosa is resting tions and of none at all. the Simbas, an anti-govNIIMANT1.1! 30 Market 5). on October 24, she was .. .. „ 1 2601 Both John Cardinal pono was one of those Heeer'Trii.OE '0 Napoleon It .. 3 165.5 held in several "camps." now with Sisters of het nan of Westminster and ernment group. that suffered greatly from own community who conDjolu, about 300 miles the Simba rebels. It was the Anglican Primate. There were other pri- duct a soners, but they were for- namese school for Viet- Archbishop Michael Ram- east of Basankusu, was completely pillaged; the bidden to talk to one an- outside soldiers' children se of Canterbury, have occupied by the Simba rectory, the convent, and Phu Vinh. There approve rebels in September, 1964, the church were badly other. She recognised calm d the work. and clear-headed, t wo Catholic priests she received this A first issue of 50,000 who made it their region- damaged. This mission, correamong them. One was ill. al headquarters, Since its about 200 miles from spondent and others. She copies is being issued. They were moved to is liberation in March this Basankusu, was occupied A first copy, leatherback in the simple MANUFACTURERS OF FLAGS, CANVAS, HOLLAND other camps, and later black year it has been visited by the rebels in Septemhabit of the Lovers bound and chained, is beand VENETIAN BLINDS and KITS. she understood from of the Cross. Someone ing placed in West- by priests several times. ber, 1964, and was liberfellow-prisoners that they has The missions at Djom- ated in December, 1965. found a pair of minster Cathedral, LonTUDALUX ALUMINIUM AWNINGS had both died. They were glasses don, for all to read. that she can use. Father Raphael Nguyen — All At Lowest Prices — The Bible, W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS as the Min Linh and Father Letting her black sleeve Let Us Measure and Quote Free French version, has numPLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS Michael Nguyen Ba Sang, fall over the red mark erous annotations and she said. Certified West Australia,Hot Water Specialists and Phones: 61 1620 - 61 1539 on her wrist, she fingered has been hailed in the General Plumbing. All Wpork Guaranteed. The Viet Cong "spoke secular press in Britain 286 Albany Highway, Victoria Park. Phones: 281714. 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Women's League, a speNedlands: 12.30 p.m. in p.m. Thursday, Bridge cial prayer was recited the tennis club rooms and Rummy. for our late foundation Tuesday; the monthly Highgate Hall, 2 p.m. member, Mrs. O'Neill, card afternoon follows at Thursday. celehave who would 1..30 p.m. Cottesloe: parish hall, 2 brated her 100th birthday South Perth: After de- p.m. Tuesday. next January. Although votions Thursday. Nedlands branch is on not an active member for Cathedral: All Saints' daily tea roster Novemmany years now, Mrs. ber 14 to 18. O'Neill had still retained Centre, 2 p.m. Monday. her interest in League activities and until a few years ago, attended at the yearly conference. HARTLEY POYNTON & CO. (J. Cl II. POYNTON - J. C. ANDERSON - R. A. BLACK) May her soul rest in Members of the Stock Exchange of Perth peace. Stock and Share Brokers As in previous years, the response for the 87 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH Telegram: "Saltbash." Perth Phone 23 1217 frocks for the kiddies at Beagle Bay has been a wonderful success, and grateful thanks to all who THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE contributed. The articles COMPANY LIMITED INSURANCE will be packed and disCAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS patched next week so as INSURANCE PROTECTION to arrive in time to be 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE., PERTH worn at Midnight Mass A. De CAUX, Manager. Phone 21 6091. on Christmas Eve.

INCE time began teachers have had the " important task of forming the minds and 1. building the characters of children during the tender and formative years of their young lives. Mrs. Josie Paterson (formerly Josie Maher), of Fulford Street, Scarborough, was born in West Perth. She was educated at Sacred Heart Convent, Highgate, and is a Uuniversity Graduate with a Diploma of Education. She has had a wide and varied experience in teaching, and is at present teaching at the Governor Stirling High School. "Ever since my schooldays sport has always held a great interest for me," said Mrs. Paterson, "although I must admit that all I have time for now is an occasional game of - quash." As a schoolgirl, Mrs. Paterson was chamMrs. Paterson is the president of the Sacred pion athlete of her school, and the interschool Heart Old Girls' Association. During the sports. She held the position of University last few years the association's main function Champion Athlete for five years, and received has been to help raise funds to assist in the a half-blue. She is a foundation member of building of the new Sacred Heart Building at the Perth Women's -Athletic Club. Sorrento. Basketball is a game Mrs. Paterson has played a lot, and has coached many teams. "It will be a boarding school with some She was a sportsmistress at Perth Modern day pupils," said Mrs. Paterson. "The present School for six years. classes at Highgate will still be maintained." "I am on the selection committee for the Last month, the Sacred Heart Old Girls' State School Girls Basketball team," she said, "and in 1961 I was fortunate to travel with Association held its annual reunion in the convent grounds. This was very well attendthe team to Adelaide as manageress." Mrs. Paterson organised the foundation of ed and many happy times were recalled by the Scarborough Badminton Club. and played ex-pupils. this sport for many years. "During the year," said Mrs. Paterson. It was in 1958 that Mrs. Paterson went for a round-the-world trip. Lourdes, Fatima and "we have held a cocktail party, a wine and Knock in Ireland were the three places that cheese tasting. a mannequin parade and the usual raffle. These functions were well atimpressed her . "Lourdes," she said, "is set in the most tended. The Sisters hope to be in residence wonderful spot in the mountains. One felt by next February. Next year we hope to it was here at Lourdes that a person could continue with our fund-raising. We enjoy it. and it is a great help to the Sisters." be good."

ANNUAL FETE The Sisters of the Sacred Heart Convent, Highgate, extend a wel. come to their Annual Fete on Saturday after19, noon, November Which will be held in the school grounds. There Will be various stalls and Wheels and entertainment for the kiddies.

Nurses Meet

The monthly meeting of the Catholic Nurses' Guild will be held at St. John of God Nurses' Home on November 15 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Father P. Cunningham

Community Bereaved

-THE Sisters of St. John of God were bereaved of one of their Sisters last week with the death of Mother M. Antonio Boyce. Mother Antonio died on November 2 after a long and painful illness. Recently Mother Antonio celebrated her Golden Jubilee of Religious Profession along with her sister, Mother M. Evangelista, of Rivervale. Another sis ter, Sister M. Agatha, is a member of th,?,

sisted by Father J. Bianchini as deacon and Father E. Clancy, CM., as sub-deacon. Master of ceremonies was Father J. Corcoran. Representatives of Relegious Orders were present. May she rest in peace.

Subiaco community. A native of County Clare, Ireland, Mother Antonio nursed in various branch houses of the Order throughout She was Australia. superior in Kalgoorlie for six years and at Northam for another t erm. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated in the convent chapel on Friday, November 4. Members of the clergy sang the Mass, which was celebrated by Monsignor F. O'Connor. He was as-

A few notes on the Christmas party scheduled for December 5. The final date for members wishing to attend is November 18, so would members kindly notify their branch secretary or Mrs. Pollett. As advised earlier, a buffet supper will be served, as it will allow more space for moving around and meeting guests and fellow members. A request that discs with names printed on them be worn. The venue for the Christmas party is the upstairs room at All Saints' Centre. Six cartons of clothing and toys have been sent to Balgo Mission. and many thanks to all who helped in this appeal.

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Adaptation of nuns' garb to conditions in the Congo is illustrated as Archbishop Joseph Malula of Kinshasa (formerly Leopoldville) receives the first five novices of the Congregation of St. Theresa, a diocesan teaching order.

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MEDAL PRESENTED AS AROUND THE DIOCESE . . SIGN OF GRATITUDE BUNBURY BALL AND SOCIAL WEEKEND, NOVEMBER 26.-This is the last opportunity for those wishing to attend the social weekend at Bunbury on November 26-27 to hand in their names to the Y.C.W. Office so that billets can be arranged. Remember that the closing date will be Tuesday, November 15. The cost of the weekend will include entrance to the ball, return bus fare and lunch at the barbecue picnic on 'Sunday. Further details can be had by ringing the Y.C.W. Office on 23-4546.

ST. PHILIP REGIONAL school. In 1965 the first donation of time and ef-

sessions on finance. Elections were also held and the new diocesan girls' president is Margaret Gee, from Bunbury, and Kerry Guilfoyle, from Manjimup, is vice-president.

HIGH SCHOOL IN such awards were made fort Mr. Van Kann has BASKETBALL WIND-UP. - Last weekend to His Grace Most Rev. made without financial TUART HILL HELD ITS Redmond Prendiville and remuneration the basketballers at Rivervale held their to the SPEECH NIGHT AT Rt. Rev. Monsignor Al- school and the Servite "end-of-season" party. Special thanks were Fathers. given to Mrs. Irving for her coaching efforts THE FLOREAT FORUM bert Langmead. Mr. Van Kann is the In his report to the during the year. The branch has also held a ON FRIDAY, NOVEM- first layman to receivt parents, the Principal, retreat which was given by Father Mithen. the award. His citation Father Stephen Ryan, BER 4. read that the award was 0.S.M., called 1966 a year During the ceremonies made to him for his "proS OCIAL CALENDAR of tragedy and glory. A the 1966 Knight of St. fessional contributions to RIVER CRUISE.-A river cruise and barbeyear of tragedy because Philip Medal was present- the design and construc- it cue will be held on Sunday, December 4. The Sun., Nov. 13: Barbecue at 212 Daly Street, began with the tragic ed by Father Christopher tion of the science wing death S.S. Perth will leave the Barrack Street Jetty of one of its tea-, Redcliffe. Ross, 0.S.M., the Austra- and Nnid Jowett Memo- chers, at 6.30 p.m. and travel to Pt. Walter. There Sun., Nov. 13: Party at the home of Lee Mrs. Enid Jowett, lian Superior of the Ser- rial Library at St. Philip in whose memory the will be non-stop music with Jeff Phillips as Farrell, 9 Brookdale Street:, Floreat Park. vite Fathers, to Mr. An. Regional High School and newly constructed library compere. Tickets are available at the Y.C.W. Fri., Nov. 18: Games evening in parish hall, dreas Van Kann. his dedication to the ad- was later named at the Office. This award is given vancement of Catholic request corner North Lake Road and Marmion of the student annually to people who education." Street, Melville. body and Old Boys. have made exceptional In his remarks, Father BUNBURY DIOCESAN GIRLS' COUNCIL Sun., Nov. 20: Dance at Applecross parish A year of glory because c ontributions to the Ross paid tribute to the of HELD AT KATANNING, OCTOBER 29-30.hall. the completion of the After the opening session of the conference, Fri.„ Nov. 25: Monthly social at Maniana hall, new science wing, library a paper on "What Is The Y.C.W.?" was preand social studies laboracorner of George and Elshaw Streets, OSSMOYNE PICKS THE tory, and many changes sented to the gathering of girls from towns Maniana, BEST FOR THE TROTS in the academic life of such as Albany, Bunbury, Manjimup and Sun., Dec. 4: River Cruise and barbecue the school, which make Kojonup. On Saturday night a barbecue and aboard S.S. Perth. it possible for the school barn dance was held, the feature of which Sun., Dec. 4: Dance at South Perth Civic to now offer a curricuwas the "hay ride" to a local farm where the Centre. lum suited to the indidance was being held. A Mass attended by Sun., Dec. 4: Special Christmas dance vidual requirements of at all delegates was held on Sunday morning Hackett Hall, Floreat Park. the student body. and following this a session on reports from Fri., Dec. 9: Games evening in parish He praised the work of hall, 7.00-QUALIFYING, 1 the National Council was held. After lunch (12f.) students in utilising in Harris Road, Palmyra. . TED'S MISTAKE or SIR SONNY their leisure time the a paper was presented on "Y.C.W. And The Sat., Jan. 14: TV Characters Dance at Palscientific and literary fa7.30-BLENHEIM HANDICAP Apostolate." This was followed by combined (13f.) myra. cilities now available. He . ROYAL WRACK or YAMAGEE explained the changes 8.00-Q▪ UALIFYING, 2 (12f.) that would take place in • . GLORYWAY or BEAU COLETTE next year's curriculum 8.30-BUCKINGHAM HANDICAP (13f.) and spoke of the educa. ..VELOCIPEDE or SLICK DEED tional experiments being 9.00-HYDE PARK HANDICAP (13f.) conducted to make the . . . . . . . . .NETWORK or YUNA BOY greatest use of the new 9.30 -FREE-FOR-ALL (12f.) new form of the Junior UNDREDS of parents C. Alessandrino, of St. St. Joseph's, Pinjarra. under 16. SATANAS or TIARA COURT and Leaving Certificates. Kevin Vance was honand spectators attend- Anne's, Harvey, chamSenior competition in- Monaghan Shield, senior 10.00-PICCADILLY HANDICAP (13f.) pion boy under 12. dividual boys' champions girls' champions-T. Nor• . . . . . .GAY EARL or COMET AGAIN oured as the Dux of the ed a highly successful K. Kanga, of St. Jo- -J. Marwick, C.B.C., un- rie, of St. Joseph's, Bunschool. He also earned an 17th annual South-West 10.30-ST. JAMES HANDICAP (13f.) award as the outstanding C atholic Interschool seph's, Busselton, cham- der 12; J. Michalak, bury, under 11; M. Savy, . RODBOROUGH or DOZER BOY music student at St. sports carnival at Hands pion girl under 12. C.B.C. ,under 13; K. Ara- of St. Brigid's, Collie, unM. Monteleoni, of St. mini, C.B.C., under 14; R. der 13; S. Chalk, of St. Philip. He spoke of the Memorial Oval at BunBEST BET . . Annes, Harvey, champion Zielinski, Marist, under Joseph's, Bunbury, under accomplishments of the bury recently. . . * ROYAL WRACK Student Council in 1966 Under perfect condi- boy under 15. 15; C. Hannah, Marist, 15. EACH WAY . . . . * RODBOROUGH J. Cross, of St. Philoand introduced the newly tions, the 177-event proDouble: ROYAL WRACK-VELOCIPEDE elected President of the gramme ran without a mena's, Donnybrook, Quinella: NETWORK-YUNA BOY Student Council, Thomas hitch all day providing champion girl under E. The K. D. Power Trophy Berry, of Osborne Park. spectacle after spectacle as 14 schools battled for -St. Joseph's, Pinjarra points in track and field ( 378), St. Michael's, A day's retreat will be The annual Mass and Brunswick (376), and Our conducted for events. members Communion for the CathThe Bishop of Bunbury, Lady of Lourdes, Darda- of the Catholic Police- olic Policemen's Guild SAINT OF THE WEEK NOVEMBER 15 the Most Rev. L. J. Goody, nup (305). men's Guild on Sunday, will be held on March 5, The girls' champion November 20. Bunbury Mayor, Dr. E. C. The retreat 1967, in St. Mary's CathedManea, and Mrs. Manea under 11 was S. Column, will be held at Clentarf ral. witnessed the grand of St. Joseph's, Pinjarra. Boys' Town between 11 parade as more than 750 The boys' champion un- a.m. and 5 p.m. schoolchildren took part. der 11 was T. Italiano, of It will be conducted by Collie Christian Bre- St. Michael's, Brunswick. Father P. Quin, S.J., of The girls' champion St. Louis', Claremont. t hers' College easily won the new Martelli trophy under 14 was A. Verduce, Active and retired memfrom Bunbury Marist of St. Michael's, Bruns- bers of the Police Force Brothers' College by a wick. Xaverian Club memare cordially invited margin of 239 points. Thc The boys' champion un- attend and to bring to bers offer best wishes to any old trophy - the Marian der 14 was E. Gamba. of interested non Catholic the four club members Shield-was awarded to members of the Force who were married on Marist after it had won Saturday, November 5. with them. the shield nine times in The club wishes Vera and Members are requested the past 11 years. Andrew, Tom and Shirley to provide their own cut Thirty-five members of St. Brigid's, Collie, won every happiness in the lunches. the Monaghan Shield St. Mary's Tennis Club future. and Midland Tennis Club from St. Joseph's, BunMembers are reminded enjoyed an afternoon of bury. Final points in that tennis has recomtennis at the Leederville that division were Bunmenced at the Tennivale courts last Sunday. bury 477 to Collie 479. The Third Order of Car- Courts, North Perth, and The afternoon took the The Bishop's Trophy mel will hold its usual t ransport will be availwas won by St, Josephs' form of a medal tourna- monthly meeting at the able from No. 1 William ment with Mrs. M. GrifB usselton, with 396 Children of Mary Chapel, Street, Perth, at 7.45 p.m. points. Second was St. fith (Midland and Mr. Victoria Square, On November 19 a on FriAnne's, Harvey, on 390 R. Taylor (Leederville) day, November masquerade dance will be 18, at 7.50 winning the individual with St. Philomena's, p.m. Members are urged held at the Community Donnybrook, third on 286. prizes. Leederville look to be present and all visi- Centre Hall, Sandgate forward to further interThe individual chamtors are most welcome Street, South Perth. club matches with Midpionships for the Bishop's to come. F urther information land. Trophy were: about the club and its Members of St. Mary's functions can be obtained are reminded of coming by contacting the secreevents: November 12-a tary, Anne Marrion on social at Pignatelli; November 16 - commenceThe concluding talk of 60-4811. ment of night tennis. the series "God's Love Bring your meat, buns, and Human. Love" will be given by Father C. John Brophy (presi- etc., will be provided. To play in the forth- O'Malley, of Applecross. dent) and John O'Brien ST. JOSEPH'S HOS( vice-president) of the coming pennants (com- on Tuesday, November PITAL, Stock Road, mencing date November 15, at 8 p.m. Trinity College Old Boys' Bicton, will be holding The talk, which will be their Fete on the hosAssociation recently went 19) members must be down to the College and financial. The secretary's given at St. Thomas More pital grounds next before a school muster new address is 3 Stubbs College, will show the Sunday, November 13, significance of 2 to 6 p.m. Friends presented to the College, Street, Balcatta, or club whole on behalf of the Old Boys, captain, B. Mason. 17 Christian marriage as ex- and well-wishers are a tape - recorder. This Commonwealth Avenue, pressed in the marriage all welcome. ritual of the Church. unit will be used exten- North Perth. St. Leopold was ruler of Austria in the 12th Century and is known in Aussively for the teaching of trian history as "the Good." His birthplace was the little town of Melk on the languages. River Danube. Shown in the picture is part of the main street of Melk with its Next year a football famous Benedictine monastery towering overhead. team is to be entered in Leopold succeeded to the throne in his early twenties and married Agnes, the Amateur Association daughter of German Emperor Henry IV. There were 18 children of the marriage. and in this regard Phil RIVERSIDE DRIVE, PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA One of these, Otto, became Cistercian abbot of a monastery in Burgundy. He Maslen and Gerd Hepperhad a great influence on his father to found monasteries in German-speaking kausen are busily finalisConducted by the Christian Brothers. lands. One of these, Heiligenkreuz (Holy Cross) Abbey in the Vienna Woods, ing arrangements. is still in existence. Another founclation of Leopold's that still thrives is the To assist in raising A complete Catholic Education to the Augustinian Abbey of Klosterneuberg near Vienna. Today it is the most influ- funds towards this proMatriculation Level ject, the association is ential centre of the liturgical movement in the German-speaking world. By these benefactions St. Leopold furthered the cause of Christianity in central holding a cabaret evening A limited number of vacancies for 1967 in the Europe setting before his subjects examples of charity, self-denial and devotion at Alfresco Gardens on First and Second Year Sub-Junior Classes to God. He reigned from 1096 until his death in 1136. Pope Innocent VIII Monday, November 28. Supper and refreshments anonised Leopold 350 later. years c and in the Sub-Leaving Class. will be provided. Contact by Arthur O'Leary Apply: The Headmaster. Ern Richardson. 85-9621, for tickets

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Social Pics ( Right) Mr. and Mrs. recently Philip Hurley, married at St. Mary's The Church. Kalgoorlie. was formerly Leone only and Mr. of daughter Mrs. L. M. Martin of Balfour St. Kalgoorlie and the groom the second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hurley of Hare St., Kalgoorlie.

( Left ) Stan Russell and Mary McCabe were married during a Nuptial Mass celebrated by Father E. McGrath at St. Joseph's The Subiaco. Church, groom is the son of Mr. and the late Mrs. E. RusThe sel of Bassendean. bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. McCabe of Wembley. --Nedlands Photographers

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THE FAMILY WORSHIPS GOD

Family Prayers In The Spirit Of The Vatican Council MONDAY

SCRIPTURE READING: John, 20: 19-23.

us for this task by Holy Commu- lies of our parish, that they be for the coming of His Son by nion. We all do what Jesus wants truly apostolic). sending a great man, John the when we are kind and helpful to Baptist, to preach the coming of NOVEMBER 14 others. Children can be apostles FINAL PRAYER: INSTRUCTION: Jesus. Mary and Joseph preels THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. pared by getting ready to go up Catholic Catecrii: to.„ Book One, to other chilren. Grown-ups can As for first day THEME: to Bethlehem, a journey of eighty Chapter 77, Page 178; or My Way be apostles to all. miles. But they prepared themto God, Book Two, Chapter BLESS 25, ING: PRAYER OF THE DAY: Our family is a small but imeven selves more in their hearts portant part of our parish life. If Page 99. As for first day. The Lord is my light and my to receive the Divine Child. We our families are good, our whole REFLECTION AND RESPONSE: salvation; should in our daily family prayer parish is good. As a family we Whom should I fear? prepare ourselves for the coming -Blessed the are clean heart of should play our part in the united The Lord is my life's refuge; of the Christ-Child. worship of God, in its common for they shall see God." Of whom should I be afraid? First Glorious Mystery — The family life, Catholic education, NOVEMBER 19 PRAYER OF THE DAY: work for souls and our parish Resurrection (Intention: For the HYMN: social life. We should be one increase in the use of Confession As for first day. THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. Let us pray: Stir up our hearts:, with our parish„ and so one with in the parish). 0 Lord, to prepare the way of Christ. SCRIPTURE READING: THEME: SCRIPTURE ROSARY: Your only-begotten Son; that we Luke, 5: 1-11. PRAYER OF THE DAY: Our family has its role to play may merit to serve You with FINAL PRAYER: I NSTRUCTION: in the Christian education in our purified minds, through His comLet us pray: 0 Lord Jesus As for first day. ing. Through the same Christ Christ, Who, while subject to Catholic Catechism, Book One, parish. A Catholic education is a Our Lord. Amen. Mary and Joseph, hallowed fam- BLESSING: Chapter 62, Page 142; or My Way wonderful gift of God. To give ily life with virtues beyond deto God, Book Two, Chapter 11, this education the Brothers, SisAs for first day. ters and lay teachers devote their HYMN: scription, grant us by their comPage 43. whole lives. Not only do they bined intercession, that, having As for first day. REFLECTION AND RESPONSE: train in the subjects necessary for been taught by the example of the Holy Family, we may attain The Second Vatican Council life in this world. They teach also to their everlasting companionputs before us these words: those things which make us all SCRIPTURE READING: NOVEMBER 16 Who live and reign for ship. "Training for the apostolate children of God, careful for good From the Epistle of this day: ever. Amen. -I- THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. should start with a child's earliest works. They fit us for life in the Romans, 13: 11-14. Kingdom of our Father for all education. In a special way, howHYMN FOR THIS WEEK: THEME: ever, youth and young adults eternity. The whole family should Living Parish Hymn Book—No. THE PARISH FAMILY.—God should be brought to the aposto- be most grateful for this gift, and INSTRUCTION: 5 (or any suitable hymn. Himself as the Author of mar- late and imbued with its spirit. help the school in every way. Father, we praise You, Catholic Catechism Book One, riage, has wisely planned the This formation must be perfected We Your trusting people, Chapter 17, Page 41; or My Way family group. It is therefore holy throughout their whole lives. It PRAYER OF THE DAY: Father„ we thank You, to God., Book Two, Chapter 5, in its foundation. Christ willed is evident, therefore, that those Solomon's prayer for Wisdom: Page 19. Ruler and Creator, to take a Bride to Himself, that who have the obligation to proGiver of our joy. is His Church. Our Mother the vide for a Christian education "God of my fathers, and Lord of Church has many children. Chris- also have the duty to provide for mercy, Who has made all things REFLECTION AND Now to Your altar, RESPONSE; by Thy word, and by Thy wistian marriage, then., is in the like- formation in the apostolate." hi answer to Your call, dom has appointed man„ that he Jesus still comes to us today. We come to give thanks to You ness of Christ and His Bride. The SCRIPTURE ROSARY: should have dominion over the He comes to us in the Most family of Christ we find close to And praise You. Third Glorious Mystery — The creature that was made by Thee, Blessed Sacrament. He speaks to us in our parish. Our own family Repeat: Father we praise You . is part of that beautiful unity Descent of the Holy Ghost upon give me wisdom that sits by Thy us through His word in the with Christ. We should be very the Apostles (Intention: For our throne, and cast me not off from Epistle and Gospel at Mass. He SCRIPTURE READING: among Thy children. Send her talks to us through His priest conscious of our own family life own work as apostles). 1 Cor., 11: 23-29. out of Thy holy heaven that she who instructs us from the pulpit in our parish. FINAL PRAYER: may be with me, and may labour in preaching the word of Christ. INSTRUCTION: with me. Amen." As for first day. PRAYER OF THE DAY: He is present on our altars in the Catholic Catechism, Book One, Mass ,and in the tabernacle. He ( From the Nuptial Blessing.) BLESSING: HYMN: Chapter 65, Page 151; or My Way tells us that where two or three Hear our prayer, 0 Lord, and to God, Book Two, Chapter 30, As for first day. A s for first day. are gathered together in His in Your goodness work out once Page 119. Name He is in the midst of them. again Your own design for the His Advent, His coming is daily growth in number of the human REFLECTION AND RESPONSE: SCRIPTURE READING: among us. Let us always welcome race. May that which been has Let us try., as far as possible, to 1 Cor. , 2: 1-16. Him. NOVEMBER 18 worship God at Mass and Holy joined together by Your authority Drop down, ye heavens, dew be together kept by your help. Communion as a family. In this THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. INSTRUCTION: from above., and let the clouds Through Christ Our Lord. Amen. way we will also give good exCatholic Catechism, Book One, rain the Just One. Let the earth THEME: ample, and perhaps begin others HYMN: Chapter 22, Page 55; or My Way be opened, and bud forth a on the road to family worship. The family as unit has an apos- to God, Book Two, Chapter 10. Saviour (Isaias 45, 8). As for first sac, tolic duty. In the marriage cere- Page 39. SCRIPTURE ROSARY: SCRIPTURE READING: mony itself th6 husband gives Fifth Sorrowful Mystery—The grace to the wife, and wife to her REFLECTION AND RESPONSE: SCRIPTURE ROSARY: Eph., 5: 22-33. Crucifixion (Intention: To inhusband. They are ministers of Second Joyful Mystery — The God has given us His Holy crease our family love of the Mass the Sarament of Marriage. The Spirit to teach us wisdom. INSTRUCTION: We Visitation (Intention: That our and Holy Communion, and to ask Catholic Catesalsta Book One, parents are the first to announce should therefore learn all we can families of the parish may preGod to give this love to other Chapter 82„ Page :94: or My Way witness to Christ by praying to- about the wonderful universe pare well this year for Christfamilies). to God. Book Two. Chapter 36, gether, by coming to Mass and that God has made„ and above all mas). the Sacraments together, by be- to seek the true FINAL PRAYER: Page 143. spirit of divine ing conscious of their love of the wisdom, especially by reading the Visit this house and family, 0 poor and the needy. The family sacred word of God in the Gospel FINAL PRAYER: Lord. Keep the devil's cunning REFLECTION AND RESPONSE: together should help the parish of Our Lord Jesus Christ. As for first day. influence away from it. Let Your While we should love our own in every way possible. Come. 0 Holy Spirit, fill the holy angels dwell here to guard family above all others, let us not hearts of Your faithful, and us in peace. And let Your blessing be unmindful of the other fami- PRAYER OF THE DAY: enkindle in them the fire of BLESSING: rest upon us always. This we ask lies of our parish, who with us Let us pray: almighty 0 and Your divine love. of You through Our Lord Jesus make up the People of God. In As for first day. the spirit of Christian love, we eternal God, direct our actions in v / •Send forth Your Spirit and Christ. Amen. they shall be created. should welcome other families conformity with Your will, that BLESSING: and help them in their needs. in the Name of Your beloved Son r / And You shall renew the face of the earth. May the blessing of Almighty Non-Catholic families also are to we may be worthy to do good works in abundance. Through Let us play: 0 God., Who didst God, the Father„ the Son and the be loved in Christ Christ Our Lord. Amen. instruct the hearts of the faithful Filly Spirit descend upon us and by the light of the Holy Spirit, remain with us forever. Amen. SCRIPTURE ROSARY: HYMN: grant that in the same Spirit we Fifth Joyful Mystery — The may be truly wise and ever re for first As day. Finding of the Child Jesus in the joice in His consolation. Through Temple (Intention: For the famiSCRIPTURE READING: Christ Our Lord. Amen. NOVEMBER 15 lies of our parish, both Catholic Titus, 2: 11-15. and non-Catholic). SCRIPTURE ROSARY: THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. FINAL PRAYER: INSTRUCTION: First Joyful Mystery — The THEME: Annunciation A s for first day, (Intention: For our Catholic Catechism Book One, Mistakes, faults and even sins teachers, Brothers, Sisters and Chapter 57, Page 132: or My Way will always happen in our family BLESSING: to God., Book Two, Chapter 22, lay teachers; and for the pupils life. Jesus wishes us to be forAs for first oa of our school). Page 87. giving among ourselves. He Booklet ( Price 5c.) is wishes us also to purify ourselves REFLECTION AND RESPONSE: FINAL PRAYER: as a family in frequent ConfesAs for first day. Let us again listen to the words available from. . sion. Then not only will we be of the Vatican Council: "In the NOVEMBER 17 made joyful and holy as a family, BLESS ING: family parents have the task of but our whole parish will be en- + THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. training their children from childAs for first day. riched by our purity of life. The hood to recognise God's love for sacrament of Penance is a life- THEME: all men. Especially by example giving contact with Christ. Each raeroi,e1 1.ro family is an they should teach them little by apostle. Jesus chose His apostles little to show concern for the SUNDAY PRAYER OF THE DAY: to preach the Good Tidings of His material and spiritual needs of An Act of Contrition: "0 my Gospel. But Pe also asks every their neighbour. The whole of NOVEMBER 20 God. I am very sorry that Ihave man, woman seat child in His family life, then, would become a sit ed against Thee, because Church to be an apostle. We are soft of apprenticeship for the + THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. Thou art so good, and who Thy made apostles because we are apostolate." THEME: helpI will not sin again." baptised into Christ. We are THE FIRST OF ADVENT. made mature apostles by the SCRIPTURE ROSARY: HYMN: coming of tho Holy Spirit on us Third Joyful Mystery — The PREPARATION FOR CHRISTAs for first day. in Confirmation. Jesus nourishes Nativity (Intention: For the fami- MAS,—God prepared the world

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MISSION NOTES By REVEREND FATHER W. J. FOLEY T E

ECUMENICAL AIRLINE

LTMATT stands for United Missionary Air Training and Transport. It is an air service for missionaries of all faiths at the far-flung outposts scattered over East Africa. UMATT was conceived by Brother Mike S timac, a science teacher in the Kenya high school, who dreamed of a plane that would link the missions together. The inspiration for UMATT c ame from Sister M. Michael Therese, M.M.M., the flying nun who had already proved the impossible things could be done with a frail little aeroplane in the famine-stricken Turkana Desert. Without the aeroplane, many medical outposts would have to close down. A larger plane would enable an increase in the amount of the number of urgent calls for help that could be answered. Reports state that two out of three calls for help must cruelly go unanswered now because they are unable to handle any more. UMATT must expand its African At least four more operations. aeroplanes are needed now—it is hoped they will be operating by the end of 1966. One for the desert regions in the north, one for the training programme which is under way and two for Tanzania and Malawi areas in the south. Beyond that, the day is not far distant when a twin-engined aircraft will be needed. Because of these planes. many lives are saved. In transporting missionaries to their distant out-

posts, these planes reduce weeks and months of tortuous land travel to hours and reach places inaccessible except by light plane. The great need and the great urgency of this cannot be overstressed. FIND THE STRIP„ OR ELSE:— Night landings at unlighted strips are made possible by positioning jeeps or cars on the ground so that their headlights mark the location of the runway and wind direction. The biggest problem is navigation. As Brother Michael commented in a recent letter: "Maps are a headache. They are incomplete in many ways and often one goes 150 miles between possible landmarks. You do a lot of intense staring at the horizon and must religiously watch the compass. One of the most used instruments is the clock. When you run out of E.T.A. (estimated time of arrival), you don't keep flying five more minutes out here. Find the strip or head for known ground." ADDITIONAL USES FOR UMATT An irrigation specialist was flown over a 180-mile stretch of dry river bed spotting waterhole and irrigation scheme locations. The twohour flight could not have been replaced by even a month of ground tracking. A five-man survey team visited the desert to obtain information for economic, educational and mission development. Their ten and a half flying hours were equal to a month's safari by land.

GOD LOVE YOU! • By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN KNOW two priests who have caught the spirit of our times. One, a pastor, takes no meals in his rectory but dines in nearby r estaurants. Here he meets few of his parishioners, but comes into contact with those who are empty of faith, but full of problems. They visit him at table, unburden their hearts and have their first encounter with a shepherd among lost sheep. The other priest goes to the railway station every night where he meets the lonely, the lost, the homeless and those who are just "waiting." Some are so through their own fault, others through "someone else's fault," and still others through the harsh vicissitudes of life. There he brings the Church to the un-churched; he has become the ambassador of Christ to these souls.

that for them the Gospel is not the "honey" but the "salt of the earth." MAY you laity who are saintly and you priests who are Christlike help the rest of us mortals to lift our Church from administration to shepherding! May you point the way by your sacrifices the imitating of the missionaries so that we may see that God is dwelling with men for their saving—where they work, where they grope, where they fall! The Church is not a Sunday-gathering of faithful, but a barracks where the Commanderin-Chief sends us but to do the Lord's saving work. May we not be blind to the Presence of God in the world of hunger and want. And may we not be blind either to the presence of the Tempter in the Church—tempting us to take short cuts away from the Cross.

THIS is Mission in a non-Mission land, the techniques of Africa and Asia put into use on Broadway and IF we can keep the missionary Main Street. In our new age, in- spirit alive in our Church„ we can stead of waiting for others to come make ourselves more worthy of the to us, we must go to them; modern grace given to us. Every day pray souls do not knock at our rectory for sinners, pray for the world. doors. Lost sheep do not wander deny yourself for the hungry, selfback into the sheepfold, they fall discipline yourself for the erring. among wolves. So often we regard and see that you give not your the aimless souls outside the alms to those who have., but rather Church as having fixed characters to those who have not. Every cent and trade labels„ like shiftless, "not you give to the Society for the us," neurotics, bigots; instead of Propagation of the Faith the Holy seeing them as those whom Christ Father distributes to the poor can make new creatures. We make within 12 months. being a Catholic seem so easy—attend Mass on Sunday, say a few prayers, be moral and fill up the GOD LOVE YOU to H.A. for $10; envelope. These two priests and to C.B. for $10; to Anon. for $1; to our missionaries preach a different Anon. for $2; to D.B. for $8: to Gospel — the two-edged sword Anon. for $10; to Anon. for $1, Which cleaves the Christian away "Response to Bishop Sheen, for f rom the idols of the tribe and the the hungry;" to Anon. for $2; to Mob. They see—and this is the Anon. for $2, In thanksgiving; to secret of Christian life—Mission as Anon. for $13, Contents of moneyPassion—the influencing of others box; to Anon. for $100, For St. as inseparable from union with the Peter Apostle Fund, Cross. Our Lord united both when He said that He came (Mission) to • CUT OUT this column and pin give His life as a ransom for many your sacrifice to it and post it ( Passion). Our missionaries carry to Reverend Father W. J. Foley, about them the "marks of the Catholic Missions Office, 77 Passion of Christ." Why do so St. George's Terrace, Perth, Many of them average over a hunor to your own local Diocesan dred converts a year, if it be not Missions Director.

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the whole island and its poster outside his office adjacent islands, and saying of him: "Gone to Captain O'Neill wants earth." this bit changed — anyBy some means or way in the Republic the other, no doubt before most controversial situa- you read this, the Minitions are seldom without ster and the N.F.A. will a little humour. probably be around a table again. On his beret, coun26 the From all ties, farmers have march- the president of the ed on the Department of N.F.A., an old boy of f rom Agriculture, demanding Ampleforth, wears a an interview with the medal of Pope John, says marchers Minister. He had already he put all the of Pope care the under a submit told them to set out, they before John memorandum, and if he meeting thought it justified meet- and told a huge was ing them, he would meet in Dublin that he in them before the regular afraid he had overworked march. time at which he sees Pope John on the them each year. These The Government, too— are the farmers in the and, incidentally, Captain National Farmers' Asso- O'Neill — respect Pope The highly respected ciation. Presbyterian Church John, and if the Minister The N.F.A. says the for Agriculture thought dissociates itself entire- these — Emmet, Tone, in later years men like Minister has had plenty Pope John was on his ly from Mr. Paisley. Douglas Hyde — are of their memos, and they doorstep, he would be Meantime, the local household heroes of the the didn't present another out at once to bring him Premier, Captain Terence Catholic people. when they knocked at his in. O'Neill, who survived the They were told by door. And In the 26 counties efforts of Paisley sympaAnother big farm orgahis Private Secretary thisers in his own party which form the de facto that, in effect, "No memo- nisation led by John R epublic of today, Pro to remove him, continues randum, no meeting." So Feely, also advanced on to assure the Catholic testants take a leading they sat on the steps, and the Minister some minority of their right to and useful part. Politics the nine-man deputation, months ago, put pickets are fought on general equality, although this is led by the president of on Parliament (illegal still a dim dream in the policies, and bigotry is the N.F.A., Mr. Rickard when Parliament is sitmidst of gerrymandering; anathema. So it is in Eng- Deasy, has been sitting in ting), and they were arc onstituencies, discrimi- land, so the Republic and the street for six days rested in hundreds. John nation in housing and Britain are good friends, and six nights, at time of was looking for higher employment, and in other while the British press-- writing. milk prices, which he got. ways, a 44-year-old heri- of all types—frequently The young Minister for "What did the Minister describes the treatment tage. Agriculture is a keen say," I asked. "when you Captain O'Neill's source of Northern Catholics as huntsman, so N.F.A. far- confronted him?" an to the embarrassment for a text was not an "He shook hands. mers have put a ban on altogether happy one. whole Commonwealth. any Minister or any mem- smiled, and said, 'General Harold Wilson, Ted ber of his family hunting Feely!'" Speaking at a wreath-laying ceremony for Lord Heath (whose Conserva- on their lands. And, as I Well, General Deasy is Carson, the architect of tive Party includes the write, they have a large next in line! Partition and "father" of Northern Ireland Unionthe partitioned six North- ist M.P.'s at Westminster) ern counties, he quoted and Jo Grimond all shud Carson as having said of der at the Paisley brand MEMORIALS the rest of the country, of power-seeking, especiwhich is now free: "From ally at a time when there the outset, let them see is a Premier, Captain 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE that the Catholic mino- O'Neill, eager to lead the ng in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected Specialisi rity have nothing to fear area out of darkness and in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed anywhere restore its good name from the Protestant maand Quotes without obligation. Designs jority and they should abroad. "We have over 60 years' experience" Phone 5-1661 Lord Carson's son is have equal rights." The six counties were behind him. "Back the carved off because they Prime Minister," he says. had a Protestant majo- "and do not be misled by rity, the theme of "a Pro- reactionary forces and LONG SERVICE LEAVE 1967? testant Parliament for a canting phrases parading inquire now about Protestant people" was under the banner of enunciated, and the same pseudo-Christianitya We party (by means of ap- cannot afford the luxury pealing to religious big- of dissension in the departures otry) has been in power Unionist Party ranks." What a contrast this for 44 years. "CANBERRA" February/April In Derry, for instance, sad heritage of carefully an overwhelming Catho- fostered bigotry is, when "ORSOVA" July/September lic population is so one compares it with the a pursuing Republic, for gerrymandered local "ORONSAY" September/December elections that the Protes- creatively peaceful role tant minority in that city in the world, from a DALGETY-N.Z.L. has 12 seats on the Cor- background of civilised poration, the Catholic relationships and co-opthe between majority only eight, and eration TRAVEL SERVICE are Jews The s. Churche unemployment is up to one fabric; this of part almost 15 per cent, far 17 William Street, Perth. 21 2841 above the average for the of them. Michael Noyk, six counties as a whole. who as a young solicitor Captain O'Neill, with defended the Republican NAME. obvious goodwill, the prisoners before courtsmost enlightened Premier martial which often sent ADDRESS in the North's history. them to their deaths, has was educated in England, just died, aged 83, and Please forward "DISCOVERY TOUR" Brochure where religious bigotry will be long remembered is detested. He simply by the Irish people. cannot get down to a Captain O'Neill remains policy of perpetuating re- in power in the Six Counligion - based apartheid, ties; but Paisley is not a but Mr. Paisley can, and spent force. Much of his is carrying not only back support fell away when ward elements with him, the hate campaign led to but a few educated pill- the murder of Catholics. 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HAVE YOU CONSIDERED ESTABLISHING

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The cellar of Mr. Harry Stone is built directly under the main living area of his home in Perth. It is a combination of steel storage bins surmounted by wooden boxes packed together. Also featured are various antique bottles, maps of wine countries and mementos of various occasions.

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cellar is for our hot summer as to they are going to parties and fun. how cope with fitting every-

Its primary object, of thing into one refrigeracourse, is to store a tor. pleasing selection of wines for wining and I I I l i i i l l l l l l l 1 1 1 I. dining at home, and for occasions for celebra- • You still have tions such as birthdays, parties, Christmas, New time to plan yours, Year and other annual if you have not one festivities.

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Wine has long been already, for this recognised as the perfect blend with any Christmas season. food., and with the highquality wines produced l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l here, Australians are An ideal way of overbecoming more and more aware of the en- coming part of this joyment to be obtained problem would be to from drinking wine buy an inexpensive refrigerator or large iceAbove: Earthware drainage pipes are being used increasingly for indiv- with their meals. box and stores it permaidual bottle storage. This shows the decorative effect achieved when nently in your cellar, the pipes are fixed t ogether. These are used as part of the decor in a and does not appear to Sydney restaurant. be any reason why any Christmas drinks, other than wine, cannot be stored there. All the family can help to establish a cellar or cellarette and you can transform a basement or space under your home with a little building in of Some wines are best walls, or use a spare not chilled, which alroom or nook. lows more space for reIt can be made gay freshments with a variety of un- be served which must cold. usual corkscrews, col- quently, when Conseyour oured glasses and ash- friends and neighbours trays, napkins, tooth- drop in to wish you a picks, novelty trays, pic- happy Christmas, you tures, baskets plates and can be serene in the of course at Christmas knowledge that you you can add paper hats have everything perand novelties. fectly planned. Small wine rack can be kept on a dresser as shown in this photo Savouries and sandNaturally, there are wiches can be served there keeping the main many homes where the part of your home fresh installing of a cellar is and tidy — or allowing impossible, or you may members of the family not have the desire even to prepare a formal to do so, and ideas are TIIE practice of some what in hot weather, but meal without interfer- also shown here for the drivers who deliberately such an increase will not storage of bottles. A handy home cellar is just a deep drawer built in below a ing with their guests. under-inflate their tyres cause danger, whereas kitchen bench. Hand pull is a long strip of stainless steel that As food and liquid re- [Illustratio in summer weather is under-inflation is a prime ns is easily grasped. Glasses are stored in a shallow space at the by courfreshment stocks innot a wise one. It is true causes of blowouts due to back of the counter protected by stainless steel sliding doors. tesy of "Australian crease in every home that the tyre pressure the side walls flexing and Almost no bending is needed to reach bottles. towards December 25, House and Garden."] tends to increase somebecoming over-heated.

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1.1 Dear Boys and Girls . The Summer weather seems to have come in with a rush and I suppose that a few of you have been in for a swim already. A thing we have to watch this early in the season is that the sand banks have not settled in their usual pattern and rips often develop. The sea which we knew so well last summer could be quite different now. So be careful and swim with other people in the areas marked out for swimming. I suppose most of you will be like myself having to come up with at least one dose of sunburn, even a mild one before we lose our winter whiteness. A letter arrived from Louise McKenzie wanting to join the J.R.'s Club. You wi ll have to fill in the form which is on this page Louise. This gives me the necessary information for your birthday call and so forth. I am glad you made the en-

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EADERS of this be called Garland's last Neighbour," a mediocre I CONTINUE to compli pop song at best, and ment David Wolper on THERE is plenty of examined and where calfe has ever realised a column will doubt- big M.G.M. musical. c ontroversial play with conventionally dis- necessary questioned. less know that I'm It took months to turns it into a tour-de- his handling of the Hollyforce by sheer person- wood series of documensuch consummate skill, Many will regard the complete because of ality. No one has mana Judy Garland fan taries. The latest show- tasteful material in the spectacle as cheap sensa- Apart from a few Judy's problems and on- aged to take from Judy ing, "Hollywood — The Marat/Sade, and, ac- tionalism and unneces- ingly thin voices irritatfrom way back. and a the-ball viewers would Garland her undisputed Golden Era" (TVW7 Sat- cording to your private sary to the dramatic ef- couple of have been able to pick title unbelievable of "Miss Show urday), began with Gloria Therefore,, no matter up the variations in Busine sense of morality, a fectiveness of Weiss' play. asylum inmates, the pross." how difficult it is to get Swanson's come - back Others will applaud his duction is magnificent. Judy's weight f rom enthusiastic about viewmovie, "Sunset Boule- degree of detail border- honesty and join this ar- from the sombre magni. scene to scene. The film ing television at midday vard." This Billy Wilder ing on obscenity. dent disciple of Brecht in ficence of the opening was not a box-office sucSunday, STW9 won me cess movie was also chosen to maintaining that the the- scene to the frenzied hor— still it contains Few would regard a over to the idiot box by complete the hour. ror of the last moments some memorable monaked human body as ob- atre should ". . . crack of the presenting a Garland ments During the remaining play, Edgar Metthe spectator on the jaw, for Garland fans. HOW much better oldie called "Summer forty or so minutes we scene unless it be dis- then douse him with cold calfe's brilliant direction "Money Machine" (STW were treated Stock" (previously "If She sings "Get Happy" to sequences played for illicit purposes water, then force him to was everywhere evident. You Feel Like Singing) as if it was written for 9 ) is now. It moves along f rom Mae West in "She or in unsavoury circum- assess intelligently what To sum up: theatrically —this was what could her and takes "Howdy at a cracking pace with Done Him Wrong," Mon- stances. But the motives has happened to him" the play is an experience a neat sense of showman- roe in "Some Like It of author Peter Weiss, (Peter Brook—from his of rare magnitudes, exship by Lloyd Lawson. Hot" and Brando's por- who requires an actor to introduction to the pub- citing and forceful; morTony Hollins is to be con trait of i11110111111111111e111111111111111111111 111111111111111M11111 "On The Water- appear naked in the lished version of the ally, it is objectionable. gratulated in making a front." Marat/Sade, should be Should you see it? That's play). success out of a proNostalgia was not far Theatrically, the play is for you to decide. gramme that I believed away with glimpses of a —Aristarehus. an emporium of dramahad about as much future 14-year-old Judy Garland tic ideas, as the Barracks arch. as rich and The State's Leading and a 1930 look at the varied in its approach to Pesils•##############0#4,1,4,4% programmes list, Henry FURNITURE REMOVERS and PACKERS fundamental problems of Fonda. the human condition as it is in the techniques emplayed by Weiss to grab South Perth Bakery CAUGHT "Bringing Up and excite our minds. Al"Bakers of Better B uddy" (STW9) this THE Matt Monro Special though I left the Playfrom Bread" the same channel week and regret to report, house wishing a commenTHE WAY OF on the same night came that AGAIN it's A 1st PRIZE the one about tary had been available PERTH and FREMANTLE t wo old ladies and the as a pleasant surprise. I THE CROSS to illuminate "Champ the comion Loaf in WA" by Father John Lippich. confess that I had no u I II U i I I 111111111 1111 ililfllftlli MI MI111111111111 handsome nephew. This idea plexity of the plot, the R oyal Show, 1965 Society of St. Paul, that Monro was such w orked well in "Arsenic immediate feeling was Homebush, N.S.W. If it's NOONAN'S ,nd Old Lace," when the a charming artist. In reone of satisfaction — 209 pages. cent weeks It's NICER I have joined l . adies concerned .".p..00....,,,,,,,.........m.,"....,#41sir######~4.0•041•1.04 were .04,4PON Many evils we see exist Marat/Sade is magnifisweet, lovable murder- the world's teenagers in cent theatre. Phone 67-3330 esses. "Bringing Up enjoying his version of with us in our midst; the I doubt if Edgar Met1404,0,0#41NINININIV#0.0.4....4,1414,04N1 news gives us lines the on hit "Born Free," but Buddy" is just plain murder. In fact, when I he had lots more to offer. the ones we never meet A quick cockney hu- personally; but we note The Society of St. Vincent de Paul realise this programme is 235 Newcastle Street, Perth on five nights a week, I'm mour, a delight in taking them with a shrug of the Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants not so sure it's not the stuffing out of pom- shoulders, or not even Repairs a Specialty "Bringing up" but throw- pous introduction and r.n with that. Phone 28 2222 Here Father Lippich ability to make his guest Clothes, Furniture, Crockery, etc. #4.41•41 ,0,#####...11,4,011........4,PAPJNIP.M.#4.40,1 ing up. , ,41,1,0M4.40,41.41 04,40,41 , 041.4 , , 11 a rtists part of the show, has briefly outlined some ( To assist hundreds of NEEDY families) in particular the superbly of them, and points their Kindly Deliver 318 Bulwer Street - North Perth polished Lorrae Des- causes. Why we allow to Society 46 Eighth Avenue - Maylands mond. Mr. Monro ad- them is because our 24 Helena Street - Midland mitted this was his first Christianity is selfish. Stores at — 142 Hampton Road, Beaconsfield spectacular. I'm sure it and we have no care for our fellow humans. won't be his last. OR TO DEPOT - GORDON STREET, OSBORNE PARK He urges us to be strivFor truck to call or for further information— ing to better this world, RING 23 3975 or 24 5041 as a preparation for the next, to offer something FRENCH movie producer better to the outcast, and Pierre Grimblat, in Am- to be Christian in word Altar Wines erica recently to make a and deed for others. Dry film, has been telling and Sweet A book of moving AS Seven Hills Sacramental Wine is made by Jesuits, movie colleagues that stories which will make it complies with the requirements of Church Law. they can learn from the us think—and do.—R.S.N. way TV commercials are Westral Wine and Spirit Agency made. 167 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. Phone 8-1410 Picturegoers, he says, QUADRANT (July-Augu st. 1966) would never have acceptPrice 50c. ed the rapid cutting in Kuala Lumpur from a movies like "Help" and "The Knack" if commer- Japanese, Johannesburg ,eonclon Court Aotos g)ty. For WEDDINGS, PORTRAITS, SOCIALS, cials for soap powders, from an Afrikander, Cey'N BLACK & WHITE or COLOUR cigarettes and soft drinks lon from a Ceylonese— hadn't conditioned them these give a view that is First Floor, Hay Street End worthwhile to the isoto the pace. Telephone 23 3360 lated Australian on these London Court, Perth countries and their politics. The place of a Jew as a YOU READ IT HERE writer in modern AmeriFIRST: Success of the ca and his introduction Beatles cartoon series of his outlook in th° OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS has prompted an Ameri- country's affairs shows 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 can company to do the the Jew as we are not same treatment with the occasioned to see him: Marx Brothers. First epi- and the examination of sode to be called "Night Brodsky as a poet of his kind keeps the kaleidoat the Horse Opera." scope turning round. Phone 8-1482 We are brought home to some histof y of the Let us assist you with your choice of memorial. Georgian Theatre in SydWe specialise in all Grancrete, Granite and OF THIS ney and the actors and WEEK'S VIEWING: For plays they played, to Marble work. On request we will mail to you No obligation to you. Lasts twice as long as before. all Charlie Chaplin fans, finish with a summary on a copy of our priced catalogue. Country enAnd still sells at the same low price. We'll be happy to prove to you just the premiere of a new the interviewers of the how little it costs to have the new Come in and look at the decorator series, "Charlie Chaplin television in our midst, quiries receive our special attention Westminster carpet wall to wall. colour range. Beautiful plain colours, Theatre," at 6.30 p.m. on and their successes. 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RECORD by RECORD," "THE courtesy of Station 2SM Sydney, publishes some of Dr. Rumble's radio answers each week. Queries from our readers (which must be accompanied by name and address of sender) are answered over the radio in their due turn,

MASS TIMETABLE TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER SUBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW ( Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Record Office of any variation in the times below.)

Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10a.m. Melville: 7, 9 a.m., 5 p.m, 5 p.m. Midland: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., 5.30 p.m. Armadale: 7, 8.30 a.m. Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 1010 one in Him and among can; and already Catho- Ashfield: 8 a.m. lics are participating Attadale: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., a.m. themselves. with 7, 9, 10.34 of other members Monastery: p.m. 5.30 "CHURCH AND LIFE Churches in this pro- Balcatta (St. Lawrence): a.m., 6 p.m. MOVE" Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 14 7.30, 9 a.m. Q.: Why the "Church and gramme on the practical level but which cannot a.m., 6.30 p.m. ). Mirrabooka See ( Belga: Life Movement," which ing as true what are in ited separations from "New Light," Adelaide. is trying to show that intensify the Christian Bayswater: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. one We know another. presendefective reality Q.: If Christianity is Mt. Claremont: 8.15, II a.m. the Christian commun- influence of all particihow, since the 16th cenon truth, tations of Christianity. founded a.m. can become much pants on the world Bassendean: 7, 9.30 a.m. ity tury, Western Christensofactors, of kinds All there should be no around them. 10 Lawley: 7.30, 9.34 Mt. 9, 8, 7, : Beaconsfield disby effective more by has rent dom been cial and psychological, divisions. a.m., 6 p.m. "ADMISSION OF a.m., 5 p.m. carding traditional can contribute to this; divisions and sub divisR.: Divisions among and Christ Himself fore- ions, the mutliplication Bedford Park: 7, 8.30, Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, 11 Church paraphernalia? ERROR" Christians do not prove saw such possibilities, of denominations with a.m., 5 p.m. 9.30, 10.30 a.m. R.: The Church and Q.: Is not the "Church Christianity untrue, but warning us that there different Belmont: 8, 10 a.m., 5 Mundariog: 8, 9.30 a.m. presentations Life Movement sponsorand Life Movement" only that, somewhere would Mundijong: (4th) 10.38 p.m. "false of the Christian religion ed by the Australian arise in reality a challenge along the line, there Christs and false proph- rendering its apostolate Council of Churches, is a.m. Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 to the basic fundamenhave been those who, in ets to deceive if possible to a large extent inef- not trying to do that at Myaree: 7, 9 a.m., 5 p.m. a.m., 6 p.m. tals of the Christian a greater or lesser de- even the elect," Matt. 24- fective. There is no need all. While the long-term Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Nava! Base: 8 a.m. faith? gree, were untrue to 24. What we have a right to dwell on the motives aim of the Ecumenical Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.34 6 p.m. Christianity. Granted di- to expect is that, how- of those originally res- Movement is full evenR.: No. There arc, of Brentwood: 7, 9 a.m., 5 a.m. and 5 p.m. truth, ever many may be sep- ponsible for this state tual unity, the immedi- course varying degrees vinely-revealed p.m. New Norcia: 5.45, 6.15, God still respects man's arated from the full of affairs. Their descen- ate purpose of the of knowledge of the Carilla: 7.30, 10.30 a.m. 6.45, 7.30, 10 a.m. freewill. He does not truth, whether by com- dants in all sincerity to- Church and Life Move- Christian faith, and the Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m. force men to remain plete denials of it, or, day realise that there is ment is co-operation by possibility of mistaken 6.30 p.m. North Doubleview: 7, 8.34, true to the faith against either in good faith or no sense in perpetuat- menas of study groups notions concerning it. Carmel Monastery: 8 a.m. 10 a.m. their will. And abuses of bad faith, by only part- ing the mistakes made and prayer crossing de- The former can be per- Castledare: (See Wilson). North . remantle: 7.30, F 0 am. 9 freewill by some can ial adherence to it, nev- by others in earlier cen- nominational bound- fected; the latter cor- CITY (High BEACH later astray, lead others ertheless the full truth turies, and feel impelled aries, all participants, in rected. But it is one School) 8.30 a.m. North Wanneroo (23 mile generations of followers in all essentials will be by a counter-current of a spirit of dedication to thing to say: "We have Claremont: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. peg): 7 p.m. every SunIn all sincerity accept- divinely preserved in divine grace to seek in Christ, working out to- not hitherto, in this or Cloverdale: 7, 9 a.m. day. this world till the end of full measure the unity gether what the Gospel that matter, truly under- Collbellup: 9 a.m. (Prim- Osborne Park: 6.30, 7.30, the stood Christian re— them of requires belongs which partially time in virtue of Christ's ary School) 9, 10 a.m. own promise to that ef- to them at least in vir- each then trying to live ligion;" quite another to Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. Palmyra: 7.30 a.m., 9.34 tue of their baptism, and up to that in his per- say: "The Christian re- Coftesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m., fect. a.m., 5 p.m. professed allegiance to sonal life and in his religion is not true." No 5 p.m. Pickering Brook: 10 a.m. "WHY THE ECUMENI- Christ. They therefore lationships with others. member of the Church Darlington: 9.30 a.m. every Sunday. CAL MOVEMENT?" Life Movement Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, Ecumenical Catholics agree that if, and the see (1st, 3rd, 5th): Pinjarra: saying would of dream ecumenical an from Movement as a work of 11 a.m., 7.30 p.m. Q.: If Christianity is the 7, 10.30 a.m.; (2nd, the point of view, all bar that; nor can its activi- Dianella: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. inspiration, divine truth, why the world4th): 8.30, 10.30 a.m. fruit of the spirit of riers to ecclesiastical ties provide you, as you East Canningfon: 7.30, wide Ecumenical (St. Mary's CathePerth with imagine, to seem surbe cannot faith and prayer that unity 483 Great Eastern Movement? 9.30 a.m. dral): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 at once and any support in your own mounted discord, all has survived H'way, Redcliffe a.m., 5 p.m. R.: Because Christian- and as a response to the we cannot begin where rejection of Christianity. East Fremantle: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., 7.30 p.m. Phone 65 3157 ity is the truth. Those will of Christ that all we hope to end, we can Of that we'll see more Queens Park: 7.30, 9.34 East Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. who are loyal His followers should be at least begin where we in future sessions. a.m. MONUMENTAL therefore, East Victoria Park: 6, Quinn's Beach: ( See North to Christianity as they 7.30, 9.30 a.m. have been taught it, seek SPECIALISTS Wanneroo). Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. a total loyalty to Christ A fter Hours 67 3815 Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. St.): Embleton (Burnett which will exclude inherRiverton Mission: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. a.m. 9.30 7.30, Floreat Park: Hall: Church Riverton a.m., 6 p.m. BD., Christchurch, N.Z. "hold his peace in the Church as a manifesta8.30, 9.45 a.m. Patrick's): Q.: Can you inform me church," i.e. be silent; tion even of powers Fremantle (St. Rivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.15 by rival pagan claimed 11 a.m., 10, "peosaid, 9, he 8, 7, otherwise, a.m. about the receiving of Shenton Park 5 p.m. Easter ts Rockingham: the baptism of the ple will think you mad." religions. But such gifts be to were meant not Hotel ( 1 Cor. 14:19, 22, 23. 28.) Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m., Christtias (1st, 3rd): Holy Spirit and the ROAD NICHOLSON normal and permanent 6 p.m. NOT FROM THE 7.30 a.m.; (2nd, 4th, consequent gift of the SHENTON PARK features of the Christ- Gooseberry Hill (Mary's Spacious Car Park HOLY SPIRIT power of 5th): 9 a.m.; Christmas tongues? Bed-Breakfast. Moderate Rates Paul St. religion. ian Mount): 7.30 a.m. t o Easter: 7, 9 a.m. Beer Garden, Open Air Bar R.: The ideas you men- Q.: Is this a genuine gift warned against wantimz 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Roleystone: 7 a.m. at State Gosnells: Phone: 8 2170 from the Holy Spirit? or seeking them, and tion are those of a group 7, 8.30 a.m. School except last SunR.: Not among the "As- urged the Corinthians to Guildford: of American Protestant Gwelup (St. Therese): 10 SOAK UP THE SUN BY THE day of month. FirstGod." of semblies sects as known PentecosHighway Hotel be zealous for better SEA AT p.m. a.m., 7 Rottnest: Christmas to talists. the largest of ly, they offer the phen- gifts, following the more ING HIGHWAY. Hamilton Hill: 7.30 a.m. The Ocean Beach 106 STITH Easter: 11.45 a.m. them being the "Assem- omenon as proof of excellent way of faith, CLAREMONT a.m. 9 and PHONE 3-1566 blies of God," founded their religion, and the hope and charity (1 Cor. Hampton Park: 8.30 a.m. Safety Bay: Easter to Hotel Friendly Service — Good by A. J. Tomlinson in Holy Spirit would not 12:31 and chapter 13). Christmas (1st, 3rd): A ccommodation — Parties Havelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 Under Personal Supervision 1906. The Pentecostalist thus confirm them in be- As circumstances chang9 a.m.; (2nd, 4th, 5th): Specially Catered for of TOM KENNY a.m. Mrs. E M McDonnell. Phone 3-1584 Movement was set on lieving A. J. Tomlinson's ed, the "gift of tongues" 7.30 a.m.; Christmas a.m. foot originally in 1892 by American 1906 version of ceased to manifest it- Herne Hill: 8 to Easter: 8 a.m. a.m. 9 8, 7, Highgate: Secondly, self; and as early as 173 ex-Baptist minister Christianity. Savoy Plaza Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.33 Bayswater Hotel an ( 10 a.m., Italian), named Spurling and an their practices in exploit- A.D., when Montanus a.m., 7 p.m. OP?. STATION Hungarian), a.m. Hotel 11.15 ( Excellent Aseommodation ex-Methodist named ing their abnormal psy- the heretic tried to resSt. Catherine Laboure, BedTHE HEART OP PERTH p.m. 7 Frequent Train Service. 4 miles Pentecostalists chic experiences do not tore the practice, he was CENTRAL HAY STREET ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 a.m. f rom City. Large Parking Area Bryant. Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Dancing, Entertainment, BED and BREAKFAST hold the experience conform to New Testa- denounced that the by Serpentine (3rd): 10.34 Every Night. p.m. 5 a.m., REASONABLE TARIFF requirements. Church as an imposter. of Pentecost is renew- ment Bed & Breakfast 35/a.m. LES BARTLET. Prop. Sisters' Chapel: Meet You at the Savoy Thirdly, what they de- From the Catholic point Hungarian in ed the their midst, TEL.. 711254 Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.30 Ted Williams, Manager. a.m. 8 Holy Spirit descending clare to be a superna- of view, it is impossible a.m. them in what they tural occurrence how- to hold that an essen- Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. South Perth: 7.30, 9.30 Wembley Hotel upon a.m. 10 Jandikot: Subiaco Hotel not is call "spirit - baptism," ever astonishing, tial and normal feature a.m., 5.30 p.m. proof of this being mani- beyond merely natural of the Christian religion Jarrandale: (1st) 10 a.m., Spearwood: 7, 9 Excellent Lounge and First Class Accommodation a.m., 7 a.m. 10 3rd), ( powers. by fested their "speak A ccommodation and Service disappeared from the Pam 10, 9, 8, Joondanna: 6.30, DEPT ing in tongues" or unIn the pagan Greek Church for nineteen cenDRIVE-IN BOTTLE Phone 87 2418 St. Mary's Cathedral: (See FREE HOME DELIVERY 11 a.m. known languages, as des- mystery religions of an- turies until recovered Cnr. and Cambridge Perth). 1028 Phone: 8 5.30 a.m., 9 Kalamunda: in 2:4 cribed cient Acts and times, utterances A lexander Sts., Wembley by A. J. Tomlinson's Irene McHenry. Proprietress Subiaco: 6.45, 8, 9.15, p.m. in 1 Con, chapter 12 to in unintelligible langu- American "Assemblies of 10.30 a.m. ages were quite common God" in 1906! And the Karragullen: 9 a.m. 14. Sunset: 9.15 a.m. Brighton Hotel during states of religi Catholic Church rejects Kelmscott: 8.30 a.m. "UNKNOWN Hotel Australia Swanbourne: 8, 9.30 a.m. Stirling Highway, ous exaltation. The "As- such claims on their Kensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 TONGUES" MURRAY STREET, PERTH Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. C ottesloe God" of of wrongvalue Q.: sembles the is p.m. 5 What a.m., part. Excellent Accommodation and 3 Minutes from Beach Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 10 receiving the power of ly attribute to the Holy Kenwick: 9 a.m. UNLIMITED PARKING AREA Dining Service. Lands 10/1104.4, , 04.4,04.."04111 , "PlM10,4.41."".#4 a.m., 5.30 p.m. at Excellent Accommodation 8 if (Summer): tongues Spirit nobody prethe of effects their Kewdale: Parking Accommodation Moderate Tarriff Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. a.m. 9 (Winter): sent knows what own the personal a.m. emotional Under Personal Management PHONE 231541 Wembley (Cambridge St.): person is saying? of TED TAYLOR. Tel.: 3-2024 excitement. Koongamia: Cancelled. 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. Cadets R.: None. There is no (Sea CATHOLIC Kwinana: Enjoy the Beet point in pouring out a Hall, Office Rd.), 7 p.m. Wembley Downs: 7, 9.24 ATTITUDE SALON ORSET Criterion Hotel C A cc, =Iodation It Service a.m. torrent of meaningless Q.: What is the belief of Lancelin Island: 2nd SunCENTRAL HAY STREIT, PERTH West Perth: 6, 7, 8, 9.30 day, 7 a.m., 7 p.m. Hotel Cottesloe words. The miracle of the Catholic Church Fashion Corsets 24-HOUR SERVICE regarding this? "speaking in unknown Single and Twin Suites Ladies' Surgical & Leederville: 7, 9, 10.30 a.m., 10.30 a.m. (ItalRIGHT ON THE SEA FRON't Parking for Country ZIllhillata tongues" R.: occurred at The teaching of a.m. (Tower St.): 8.30 ian), 11.30 a.m. (Polish), I Minutes walk from Cathedral I 3 2155 Phone Pentecost (Act 2:4-11), the Catholic Church ex- Exclusive Lingerie Willagee: 7, 9 a.m., 5.34 THE COUNTRYMAN'S HOTEL a.m. R. M. DYMOCK, Licensee but the Holy Spirit Phone 23 1115 (5 lines) ren- cludes any "second bapand Hosiery. pml• Lesmurdie: 7.30, 9 a.m. dered the utterances in- tism of the Holy Spirit." Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. Maddington: 9 a.m. Room 202, 2nd Floor telligible to listeners St. Paul says there is Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m. Maida Vale: 8 a.m. The Railton Levinson Building Hotel Esplanade The Corinthians claimed "one Lord, one faith, every Sunday. Perth's Most Modern to 26 Mandurah: Dec. Hay 713 St., PERTH'S LEADING Temperance Betel that the gift of speaking one baptism." Eph. 4:5. Perth. • Feb. 1: 6.30, 8, 9.30 I 5 minutes walk from in tongues appeared When the Sacrament of HOTEL FOR ALL St. Mary's Cathedral) 2 Feb. p.m. 6.30 a.m., Mass: Polish B.B. from 57/among them. St. Paul, Baptism is received, the 1.0.11,11,4,041.414.4.4,414.4•04,04,41,411W41. VISITORS to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. Every convenience West Perth, 11.30 a.m. while not denying the indwelling of the Holy Cr.r. Pier & Murray Streets. 7, 8.15, 9.30 Italian Mass: Manning: Phone: 1531 23 Phone: 21 8861 - 21 8861 fact, wrote to them Spirit within the soul Is MEAD SON & CO. a.m. West Perth: 10.30 801. warning against abuses. received also, and from FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mayfands: 7 15, 8.30, 10 Ukrainian Church, MayHe told them: "I had within He inspires faith lands: Every Sunday at Commercial Hotel Hotel Rockingham rather speak five words and fervor, love of God, a.m. a.m. 10 a.m.. Summertime: 9.30 and 8 Medina: with my for In zeal virtue. and understanding; Northam BY THE SEA 8 and 10 a.m. 7 p.m. that I may instruct oth- the special circumstancFor a Healthy Holiday Phone Northam 49 ers than ten thousand es of the early Church The Best of Fishing words in a tongue." the Holy Spirit did conT. E. MURPHY, Proprietor FRANK MADDTGAN, Proprietor Again: "tongues are for fer different extraordina sign, not to believers, ary gifts upon different W.A.O.A. but unbelievers." He individuals, includ in g ALL SUBURBS B ILL STROUD Carlton Hotel addedto that there if of was "gift tongues." the OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN PHONES 21 4341. 23 31191 and 248 HAY ST., PERTH no interpreter present These were important 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 1st Class Accommodation 35/- B/B VICTORIA PARK who could explain what for the growth and propRes.: 67 1685 11Sfl 6 1151 "All Rooms Recently Reft.rnished" was said, let a man agation of the primitive

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