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Methodist Discussions Held In Britain Ca* iholic ?

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Classes Close Down

PARENTS of children Catholic participation attending secondary in the local councils had classes in Northam last increased in a "specweek received a circutacular" way, acc.ording lar advising them that to a B.C.C. spokesman, secondary classes at St. Dr. Ruth Slade, a CathoJoseph's School will be lic member of the workdiscontinued. From JOHN A. GREAVES in LONDON. ing group, said that The text of the circuCatholic participation in lar was as follows: THE first talks ever held on a national practice was greater "It is with deep regret level between British Catholics and than that implied by that the Assistant Gen"observer" status. Methodists took place last weekend in "Many councils reeral of the Congregation ( Sisters of St. Joseph of port that Catholics, in John with Cardinal Heenan of ondon L the Apparition) on her fact, share in the fullest recent visit decided that way in all their work," Westminster as chairman. in order to help towards she added. About 300 clergy and expect Catholic mema solution of our school Such co-operation inlaity took part, repre- bership in the near cludes work in .caring accommoda t ion probsenting the two Church- ' future. lem, brought about by for the aged, the poor. All but 30 of the es in about equal numthe inadequacy of the the young, mothers., and bers in the five-hour B.C.C.'s local groups wardens or the Fish building at St. Andiscussions at West- take part in such ecu- projects such as street thony's, West Northam. minster Hall, central menical activities as the Plan. In the latter prosecondary classes . will meeting house close .to annual Week of Prayer ject, fish symbols are be discontinued here at the Houses of Parha- for Christian Unity, distributed to people St. Joseph's and grades Christian Aid Week and !lent. I and II will be transl iving stuck alone to be Each Methodist dis- other interdenominaferred to the classrooms on a window in a case triet nominated three tional social and chari- of emergency. vacated. members and each Cath- table activities. The report mentioned "We are all concerned the diocese appointed a His Holiness Pope Paul VI examines one of the volumes of the New in some that this situation has priest, a lay man or wo- Common Problems difficulties Catholic Encyclopaedia, presented to him by Shelton Fisher, president a reas, particularly arisen, but at present man and a Religious o f McGraw-Hill, Inc., publisher of the monumental 15-volume reference this is considered the The local councils in- where the local Catholic Brother or nun engaged work, the first such adult work of more than 50 years. The set preonly course of action as in teaching or nursing clude all the main Pro- pastor hesitated to act sented to His Holiness is specially bound in white leather. numbers favour grades testant denominations. without clear directive to attend. I and II." Dr. Irvonwy Morgan, Early last year the par- from his superiors. president of the Metho- ent body and the Cathodist Conference, opened lic Church agreed to form a top-level joint the meeting. working group to stimu"They are in no way a high-level formula late action on common consultation," said a problems such as mixed spokesman at Cardinal marriages and proselytwas singled out for from public schools was Heenan's residence. "I ism. About a third of its attacks attacked by the Cardimany bitter would call them more of members are Catholic from Communists. The nal. He warned of a a friendly discussion. representatives, includMoscow newspaper "two-pronged attack on We are really breaking ing Auxiliary Bishop Butle r. "Pravda" called him the the American way of Christopher the ice. leader of the "Vatican life . . . the movement "We have established O.S.B., of Westminster, formal dialogue with Bishop Langton Fox of FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, the fifth column" in Ameri- to take God out of the ( Wales ) , a ca. The Soviets linked public school and to the. Anglicans and are Menevia Archbishop of New York, America's him to their propaganda force the child out of loping to do the same p riest representative With the Free Churches from 'Scotland (which second largest diocese, died suddenly on charges that the United the private school." States used germ war(those not affiliated has a hierarchy sepafare in the Korean conWith the Church of Eng- rate from England and Sunday, December 3. He was 78. Honours Wales) and two lay flict. land)." the cardinal atCardinal had future The late people. It has so far He was glowing in his Cardinal Spell man held two meetings, the been in hospital for a tended the public gram- tributes to American w as one of the most Whitman, mar school Novat Increase during check-up second of which took servicemen and the role honoured men of his but had been in Massachusetts. He was Meanwhile a spec- place in London less ember, they play in defending apparent good health good at studies and ath- the free world and a de- nation, holding dozens tacular increase was re- than three weeks ago. of honorary degrees cardinals who took completion of letics. On then. since terrent to communist from colleges and uniPorted by the British Both meetings were UniFordham at study turns at presiding at the man Cardinal Spell council of Churches private, but at the secversities across the na- first session. versity, he decided to aggression. the as be classed could (B.C.C.) in Catholic ond one the B.C.C. said "No man on earth tion. enter the priesthood and While in Vietnam last Participation in its local in a statement that the world's most travelled was sent to Rome to wants war less than I.," He contributed many Christmas, the aging church councils Sacred of the member through- Catholic members "supstudy at the Urban Col- he said, "but peace does articles to magazines Cardinal spoke to the out the ported the fullest pos- College. In his role as lege. country. not mean surrender to and all the money he the men of the possibility of , The British Council, sible participation in Military Vicar for our enemies or leave us earned from his literary • He was ordained on .he national branch of local councils of church- United States Armed May 14, 1916. He re- unprepared or unaware effoits went to charity. it being the last time he would be able to underthe World Council of es. but were anxious to Forces, he had travelled ceived a doctorate of of the dangers we face." Churches, reported that, do nothing which would hundreds of thousands theology. He was a member of take the task he cherishof miles on his visits to the Central Preparatory ed, of being with the about 600 local break existing links of United States bases ,q Education Returning to America. • ureh councils Commission for the Sec- men of whom he was ,. about t fellowship." he was a priest in the ond Vatican Council chief pastor. 200 now have official 1 It was the findings of throughout the world. The friend of PresiAn ardent American, Archdiocese of Boston dents did not hesitate to and was one of the ten R.I.P. Catholic observers and this working 1925, when he was group a.b. . out 40 have Catholics which were published one who saw America's until attack their policies role as a bastion of the named to a post in the when he 41Iull or a considered bership. ssociate mem- by the British Council free world, Cardinal Vatican Secretariat of they were not just. Mrs. So' me others of Churches last week. State. He was the first Spellman was indefatigEleanor Roosevelt was able in his support and American to receive attacked publicly when such an appointment. In for war loans and work he accused her of aucampaigns of the Na- 1929 he was given the thoring documents unt itle of Monsignor. to Archbishop tional War Fund. This 'THE Apostolic Delega- liary worthy of an American has been conSimonds, tion that announces I n June, 1932, he was work ran parallel with mother when she de- the Holy Father has ap- firmed as Auxiliary to named as Auxiliary for the relief his work p ATHER fended the exclusion of pointed Bishop Arthur Archbishop Knox. PATRICK of destitute war victims. Bishop of Boston and CROWLEY parochial school chil- F. Fox, former Auxiwas consecrated on Sephas been afTtointed Prayer for "Peace dren from a pending liary to Archbishops Bishop John N. Cullitember 8 by his superior friend, of St. with Justice after VicFederal aid to education Mannix and Simonds, nane. the former AuxiColumban's, Cardinal Pacelli, the River vale. He tory" was the theme of bill. Melbourne, as Bishop of liary to Archbishop Eris succeeds Pather many of his public ad- future Pope Pius XII. Sale in succession to the O'Brien of Canberra Frank He assailed the KenRuddy, who is He Archwas named dresses and almost a late Bishop Francis and Goulburn, h-as been returning to St. nedy education proC national slogan during bishop of New York in olumban's in Melappointed an Auxiliary Lyons. gramme when it was inbourne. 1939 after the death of the war. Bishop to Archbishop Knox of Laurence P. troduced early 1961. in Patrick Cardinal Hayes. Pather Moran. former AuxiMelbourne. He said it "discrimiCrowley was In February of 1946, Ordained Contrast 1?51. He in Ireland in along with 31 other pre- nated against a multiwent to Japan the A man of such obvi- lates from all parts of tude of America's chii year to ous action, yet he also the world, he was raised dren because their par!9,11tfollowing in ents choose to exercise Columban unssions the wrote poetry, published to the Sacred College. in constitutional Norman Thomas Car- t heir a novel and had one of Archdiocese. the Tokyo eorning Bef or e THE NEXT ISSUE OF "THE RECORD" WILL BE the world's finest stamp dinal Gilroy, Arch- right to educate them in to THE CHRISTMAS NUMBER, WITH A COLOURED 1963 he Australia in collections, a hobby bishop of Sydney, wa, accordance with their COVER AND 32 PAGES INSIDE. THE PRICE WILL s11,(111, timeworked for a which he started in his named a Cardinal in this religious beliefs." in BE 15 CENTS. England at `". college days. same Consistory. The Supreme Court's Columban's, Whitby. Born in May, 1889 Cardinal S p e 11 man decision barring prayer

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Readers' Opinions . . Appeasement Not The Answer

Thursday, December 14

AGAINST poucy

and Citizens' recognition Committees. This is not legislation asintheeducatior l'aretit' zens' Federation of hard. EvenI managed to and Citizens and CIR,

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School Associations is a make the grade and be- with them. s.orne 4* Part body constituted under came not merely a mem- their admuustratio4 the 1928 Education Act, ber of committee but an the circulation of tilZ Sections 20-27. It is a actual delegate to an an- paper to which, ori Gee3. nual conference. Government semi body. sions, I CIR, have the problems listed is modelled on the E.C.M., paigns are commendable The other approach is subscribed, There seems to me to inter-related and there- would cause divisions in and must be fought. Its secretary is a salaried Yours, &c., our own officer Parents under Educathe and be an imbalance in the fore requires a balanced the Red Chinese sphere However, to vote for a PAUL DONNELL/,, presentation of the Chris- approach. For instance, of influence and eventu- political party simply be- tion Department which Friends' Federation tian position concerning the answer to aggression ally lead to concessions cause it offered the high- also provides some of its should receive the same Claremont. such major issues as is not appeasement, nor in much the same way as est State aid and not to establishment costs. Thus we find a Governworld peace, the preva- dialogue with Commu- they occurred in Russia consider its attitude to ment-sponsored body setlence of social evils in nism. Pacifism and ap- and Eastern Europe. these other problems ting on foot a campaign under developed coun- peasement opened the Consequently, the Chris would not only be foolish tries, dialogue with Com- door to the carnage of tian attitude to peace but an act of gross sefish- to oppose Government munism, national secu- World War II and per- must be based on the in- ness and could expose policy in maintaining CIR, of their party. W Whhy rity and State aid. mitted the Russians in herent rights of all na- millions of men, women non-Department schools The Catholics are These are all important the 1940's to overrun tions to independence, and children to terror, in the total education I° However small Paul provisions of the State. Donnelly may try to ting targets," says pa"sitll questions that should Eastern Europe with unmolested by more shocking deprivation and The action is regret- prove the D.L.P. vote to Donnelly, and thus exercise the attention of frightful consequences. forces and the misery. powerful table since all parents be, it is strong and stead- to tackle than theeasiprce Christians and should There is nothing com- need to Conversely, the united rights of the individual be united to fast enough to worry him Communist Left. form the base of their stand by the free nations to economic, political mendable in bartering safeguard - day and his new-found idols Catholics, and other; political attitudes and de- through the North Atlan- and religious freedom. the freedom of•the weak youth frompresent in the A.L.P. They just who previously the many cisions. voted for Those who would so that we can remain tic Treaty Organisation cannot win without that the A.L.P. will forces of evil which beset Much has been written backed up by the econo- crush this freedom must undisturbed in our hedocontinu "small" vote. to vote against it, 1,vha about the desirability of mic and social progress be resisted and the ag- nistic way of life—this is society. The action is correct- Far from needing the sthiseer tohreirnoint tethlleigyenetniepiltt world peace and the achieved through the gressors and those who what freedom at any able if Catholic parents trivial changes suggested, necessity of State aid, but Marshall Aid Plan aggression resist must price means. and children attending the D.L.P. has only to thinking by first votillc very little about the the European Common not be held equally The purpose of this of State schools made it put up its candidates to formrth.e D.L.P. problems of nation-build- Market placed a great guilty. Unless this realis- letter is not to knock the achieve its aim. Donnelly seen ing in Asia and the threat strain on the Russian tic attitude is adopted, State Aid Campaign nor their business to get to That aim has never foolishly believe elected to State School to our national survival. and Chinese Communist appeasement and not to condemn those who altered since its begin there is such a thing asthaia The impression is cre- regimes, causing the peace will be the out- sincerely seek peace, but ning — and will continue "Catholic vote," simply to endeavour to ated that all that is neces- Communist world to di- come. until we have a Labor seems to have theanddesili// The campaign for State redress the tendency to sary to achieve peace is vide and forced the RusParty which will give us to prove that he ct for the free world to sians to make some con- aid must be viewed in see problems out of perthe more important na- "control" makingp ufnrceeqin uen entlt soften resistance to Com- cessions to the Eastern this context in the same spective and resort to tional (as well as econoritboy on munism, leaving dialogue Europeans and their own way as the other social comfortable delusions. mic) security. Mr. Tonkin would d CIR, o injustice such as poverty Yours, &c., to iron out the problems people. Mr. Donnelly insults well to look for would I 11# like thank to of Communist oppresT. J. DALY, Mr. Paul Donnelly on his his fellow Catholics by adviser on how another A policy of withdrawal among widows and pento wit sion. Then we can sell and appeasement in Asia sioners, etc. Such cam- Como. suggesting that they give the so-called "Catholi advice how on to give out c our vote to the party that would likewise open the how-to-vote cards, but a little thought to their vote." offers the highest finan- door allowing the Red Yours, &c., would take sides against civic duties and can be cial assistance for edu- Chinese to subvert free won over by "skilled canW. KILDE. him on other points. cation. Asian countries and vassers." Scarborough. The D.L.P. does not Unfortunately, the solu- chain them to the Corn He would do better to [Two other letters wei canvass for the Catholic munist world. The tertion to these problems is exert C IR, security of his lounge to vote as such, but wel- Tonkinhis influence on Mr. received by the Editor not so simple, nor our rible suffering and opand Mr. Whitlam attacking Mr. Daa. comes votes from any ` 10 Paul tour the booths. Donnelly's letsocial responsibility so pression now witnessed — but he hesitates to nelly's opinion. Neither who people place ter prinof Surely the sight of the 30th inst. calls easily fulfilled. Each of in Vietnam would soon of the names or 11 those "small boys and ciple before temporal ad- "offend" them, as they be repeated in Burma, for reply. hesitate to "offend" the dresses submitted co vantage. Hence His one advice of girls," those to as well as the Burma, Thailand, Laos, disproportionately powresponded with the FIND out how cheap a new Cambodia, Malaysia and tireless, dedicated people many, many dedicated our new Senators—Jack current electoral roll Holden can be before you probably other countries. who have supported the toilers who front up re- Little—is reputed to be a erful left wing element buy a used car. Today de- The consequences for D.L.P. both in the mone- peatedly when called up- Methodist, but religious posits from only $43e Australia need no empha- tary and material sense on with courage and dig- persuasion is not asked ) ( Genuine) $200 more for sis. through the torrid years nity time after time for on application for DECEMBER: 14: Confirmation, Basseri. your trade-in. Play safe membership. since the notorious Ho- should have brought The opposite policy of bart Conference dean. —phone for all details Secondly, political corn 9: 9.30 a.m., Ordination which some qualms of conguaranteed regional secuto Priesthood, St. first. Youngs WA, Holden gave birth to the D.L.P. science to your corre- mentators through o u t 7.15 p.m., Adult Cool Louis' College, ClareDealers, 529 Albany Hwy., rity, backed by massive must surely have been spondent, the astonishing Australia gave the D.L.P., flrmation, St. Mary' mont. Victoria Park. 66321. A/H economic and political offered with his tongue rise in the D.L.P. vote in Victoria last May, Cathedral. aid, given through a in his cheek. 46 3265. was wonderful compen- credit for doing more for 10: 3 p.m., Bless Senior 17: 10 a.m., Bless and Pacific Community His main contribution sation for their efforts. direct aid to primary Girls' Building, Fifth Open Church-Sohool.k of recent years has been In the light of this and schools in one week than Avenue, Rossmoyne. Wilson. "knocking" the efforts of many other articles, his t he P. & F. Federation NEVER BE WITHOUT — these people and promot- advice to "stay out of the could manage in many ing those of the A.L.P., Lower House and State years. whose policy, or lack of, elections" can well be This is the power and Dec ember 10 (Violet): SECOND SUNDAY OF on defence and foreign imagined, the D.L.P. with purpose of running canADVENT (1st Class). Mass Proper. affairs are completely its honest didates in Lower House far-sighted Gloria. Creed. Preface of the Trinity. unacceptable to the vast policies will obviously, elections. I believe it fair majority of informed, more than ever, decide to say that only persis- December 11 (White): -St. Damasus, Pope and Confessor (3rd Class). Mass from COMM& thinking Australians. tent political pressure the Government. One would imagine It is of great signifi- from this party has Common Preface. that he was a member of cance to note that at this forced the older and December 12 (Violet): Mass of the Precedin; the inner sanctum of this date the total D.L.P. vote hence more conservative P Su renfda7e-. (3rd Class). No Gloria. Common party with his confiden- has risen by 1.4 per cent, L.C.L. and A.L.P. to revise tial information to any- whilst that of the A.L.P. their platforms on this December 13 (Red): St. Lucy, Virgin and Martyr one gullible enough to be 0.7 per cent. Available in 10oz.. 1301.. 20os.. 26oz important point. ( 3rd Class). Mass Proper, Common Preface bottles. and 64os. and No. 10 gold line fooled by his pseudo adYours, &c.. C ans, December 14 (Violet): Mass of the preceding Yours, &c., vice, the nonsense he has J. F. HARDING, Sunday (3rd Class). No Gloria. Common PAT MANLEY, Delicious BULK JAMS written about hard-toScarborough. Leederville. Preface. read how-to-vote cards 15 de:Icloua varieties in 251b. and 591b. tins — Just right for December 15 (Violet): Mass of the Precedlig acoos and other large uses, Made from W.A grown fruit and dimly lit (in bright p Sunday daacy e. (3rd Class). No Gloria. Commo summer ) polling booths H. RAYNER and SONS is hardly worthy of com86-90 Railway Pde., West Perth — 28 3985 ment. December 16 (Red):St. Eusebius, Bishop and I imagine on this occa- CIR, Martyr (3rd Class). Mass from CommoilIt would be excellent sion that he must have Common Preface. left the comfort and 11P Mr. Paul Donnelly for all concerned if those December 17 (Violet): Third Sunday of Advent should realise that sup- who so often "harp" on ( 1st Class). Mass Proper. No Gloria. Prefal porters of the D.L.P. can Vietnam were to go there of the Trinity. hardly follow the last and tell us why of all the —SOLE AGENTS— word of his letter — world's countries, such a "polite"—for they flaunt minute portion are in R. CONNABEER & COMPANY their' hatred of the A.L.P. Vietnam with troops. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. Phone 8-1410. in a manner which has In times of prosperity, INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED IR, Why do our news- no appeal for the over- the Liberal-Country coaliCAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN papers use the front whelming majority of tion can never expect the t remendous voting INSURANCE PROTECTION page for showing off a Catholics in Australia. lady almost in the nude. For 12 years this hatred strength of the 21 to 35 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH The "Daily News" was an has been unproductive in years group to be other Phone 21 6091. F. PEARCE, Minnel than with them because example (November 30). that not one of the 122 How can parents instil seats in the House of the youngsters, not ininto young minds a life Representatives has ever terested one iota in poliLawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set of modesty when we see been won by a D.L.P. can- tics or unions, couldn't care less, and what's almost daily such trash didate! more, after 18 years of as this picture (10in. x Victoria is the home of the same Government, 6in.). Why blame teen- this fanatical hatred CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 and agers and others when likewise of the National they reckon it will do. LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS tried It is fantastic that the we get filth exposed to all Civic Council, the I,freks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and "under- D.L.P. wants our 20-year CAR and ALL TYPES OP KEYS CUT, Immediate Berl' before we read one ground political move- olds conscripted and deword? We boast of a free ment" which has sicken- spatched ita o1111,' to Vietnam , :titioeilniiin11.111111111111111111111isoin country — and let's add ed such an overwhelming while all sorts of endeavdirty newspapers. majority of Catholics, 'is ours are being made to Please try and help the indicated by the constant lift the migration intakechildren to grow up with bleat in the Melbourne All the D.L.P. can do is pure thoughts. "News Weekly" for finanThe State's Leading to block the the A.L.P. in Yours, &c.. cial support. the Representativ es or F URNITURE 450 HAY STREET, PERTH REMOVERS and PACKE LES ANDERSON, It is most annoying Senate, and wonder why Floreat Park. that, apart from Mel- so many Catholics loathe PHONE 21 2837 bourne, the hierarchy of their tactics, as evidenced the Catholic Church (and by the considerable intheir flock exceeds three crease in the A.L.P. aggreA REPRESENTATIVE WILL SUPPORT million in Australia) gate vote over the six PROMPTLY CALL ON OUR have not told Catholics States for the Senate. PERTH and FREMANTLE to emulate the hatred of Yours, &c., YOU ADVERTISERS the A.L.P. — the ArchWILL! PROUSK, ',Mtn i II I I I I III III UI II 11011111 bishops have sense! Cot tesloe.

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Lords Favours Religious Instruction In Schools

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CHARLES 1 . 1 PERROTT, who died in St. John of God Hospital, Subiaco, on November 25, was a native of BRITAIN'S Upper Chamber of Parliament, the House of County Cork, Ireland, day debating a spent the subject of religious instrucwhere he was born in Lords, notion's schools — and come down firmly in 1890, the eldest son of the in ion t the late Thomas and Bridget Perrott. its favour. The late Mr. Perrott This did not concern can Primate, who had to children at the secondary came to Western Austrathe l isten education in to considerable crischools. such lia in 1913 and in FebruCatholic schools ticism of the Church's State's ary, 1917, he married l ead independent in this matter. are which Doubt Kathleen Delaney at Miss in interference of official Lord Soper, former St. Brigid's Church, West concerned Lord Butler, It matter. formerly this Perth. study principal Methodist one of the leading memtlie ordinary Bible churchman in Britain, bers of the The late Mr. Perrott in courses religion Conservative arid said for instance that was a prominent master the country's ordinary this was the first genuine- Party when it was in painter and commenced office and the man who secular schools. ly pagan age in modern in business in 1917, firstly Lord Longford, senior history and children of was mainly responsible in partnership with the L abour (Government) today instead of picking for compulsory religious late Mr. G. H. Tite and representative in education being introparty later on his own account voluntarily re- up the hymns sung at duced into the schools, Lords, he t their mother's knee, in a firm which still tired from the debate heard their first tunes said that today, 23 years bears his name. normally later, there is a considert hough he from the radio. The Monsignor O'Connor celebrated the Mass at which Brother Keogh received ComMr. Perrott was prespeaks for the Govern- Church is largely to able whirl of theological munion under both species to celebrate his Golden Jubilee. Brother Keogh with doubt. What is needed is ment in educational de- blame for this, deceased by his parents he added. wider religious instruc- his sister Mrs. Slythe and Monsignor F. O'Connor after the ceremony which took bates. He is a Catholic. and three brothers, Paul, place at Aquinas, December where Tuesday, Brother 5. teaches, Keogh on Lord Aberdare, who tion, increasing staffing, Tom (Father T. C. PerThe Lords —who in started the debate, said more research and relirott, S.J.) and Cyril (Fachide the senior bishops children emerge from gious advisers for local ther C. E. Perrott, S.J.), of the Anglican State the present system of re- education authorities, he whilst his sister Nan apChurch — generally ligious instruction in said. (Mother St. Thomas) and proved that such instrucabysmal ignorance He recommended the of his brother Bob reside in tion should continue. But what religion means. He setting up of an official Ireland. they approved the princalled for a complete body representing the Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Perciple rather than the pre- overhaul of the system, Church, the Ministry of rott, who celebrated their method, which of sent improved teaching sylla- Education and teachers' golden wedding anniverthere was considerable buses, more and better training colleges to study riticism. sary in February of this c teachers. He instanced the whole subject. He exyear, had five children, There was little to the pop-singing Beatles pressed some doubt wheKathleen (Mrs. P. V. cheer the double row of as typical products of ther the Church leaders Smith), Tom. Bernie, bishops headed by Arch- modern secondary educa- are tackling this question Joan (Mrs. J. J. Bowen) bishop Michael Ramsey tion in Britain who, on of religious teaching with and Pat (Mrs. D. J. Elg Canterbury, the Angli- attaining success in the sufficient determination. liott), and 23 grandchilworld, found that what Lord Francis-Williams, dren, one of whom, Rev. they had been taught was a leading humanist and a Anthony Smith, S.J., is at Phone 67-3330 not enough. declared non- Christian, present studying Philosophy at the Jesuit In their need for some approved the idea of House of Studies at Wats piritual satisfaction dropping religious teachsonia, in Victoria. they had turned to the ing in primary schools, The funeral of the late South Perth Bakery teachings of the Indian but he accepted religious Mr. Perrott was held at Maharishi. He said he teaching in secondary "Bakers of Better ICarrakatta Cemetery on thinks that perhaps reli- schools — or rather the Bread" Monday, November 27, gious instruction could study of religions — so that a child can make up after Requiem Mass at be dropped at primary AGAIN A 1st PRIZE his own mind. Our Lady of Victories, schools—for children up 'Champion Loaf in W.A." Wembley. to the age of 11 — as Royal Show, 1965 R.I.P. young children are probTheology ably incapable of underww It's NICER Bishop Robert Stopstanding a religious conIf it's NOONAN'S cept. It should instead be ford of London, who was concentrated on older the principal speaker for the Church of England, OPTICIANS OPTOMETRISTS said his Church had just initiated an inquiry into PERTH: Piccadilly Arcade .. ... .. ... . . . . 21 8151 the question of religious 154 William St. .. ... .. ... .. . . 21 5304 education. Anglicans FREMANTLE: 30 Market St. .. ... ... ... 5 2602 hope it will provide all COTTESLOE: 19 Napoleon St. ... ... ... 3 2655 churches with a reassess( ment of the theology of Christian education, he said. EXPERT REAL ESTATE SERVICE No order too big or too small. 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Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Discusses • • week we dealt with the amount of brokenness in the world today —broken homes, broken minds

will always be love for the lovable, but there will never be love for the unlovable unless we begin to love them for God's sake. Thus we are brought back again to religion and to God Whose New Testament definition of His essence is: "God is Love."

priests regard an unresponsiveness in a patient or a visitor a personal insult, thus rendering void all future therapy? How often, too, parents will tell their children that they have insulted their dignity, and have lost the right to their love?

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But to be a kind of sponge in which one absorbs the insults like water, or to be a blotting paper taking up the blotches and black smudges of others' lives, to be the thirsty, parched tongue which reaches for the dregs of bitterness at the bottom of the chalice, to be what the Russians call "born fools" who take on the punishment which would be meted out to others, and not return that bitterness so as to diminish the content of the world's bitterness, to have hands ferreted with nails out of anti-love, and still yearn to raise them to bless, and being unable, then with the tongue to utter words of forgiveness . . . this is the highest form of caring.

and broken lives. I N RESPONSE to this brokenness, we have those in the world who

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alienated, sad lives. FIRST, we 'find those who never give up hope that Others will mend. There are those who believe that there is One Who cares and picks up the ''broken reed" and breathes new life into it. Then the SECOND stage is to those who are unlovable, to give and expect nothing in return. There is no cure for want of love, but love. There

THE Third Stage of caring is not. .when there is promise or hope in the one we love, or when there is someone as worthless as falling leaf„ but rather caring in the face of hostility, hate and anti-love. Reading the mouthings which issue from the volcanos of hate and craters of blasphemy in the press today, one knows there is a deeper dimension than hate: it is anti-love. It is hell. What is hell, but hating love? Caring in the face of such hostility is very rare. How many doctors, psychiatrists, teachers and

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CARING FOR, THE BROKEN THIS is the Love which • conquers anti-love. It is the Love of God which does not say as do we mortals: "I love you," for tl* makes the "I" that which determines and limits love. Rather it is God who says: "You are My love." This kind of love is not retractable as is the first; it is like a breath whici i once breathed out, is never takeil again because it poisons. Such love LI eternal; it has nothing to frustrate it; it exists for the benefit of the other, whe ther that other be true or false. Perhaps this kind of love assumes there is a Calvary in the very heart of God, and I believe there is,

and a partisan fighter in tribute on one Sunday administrative. One nu the second world war. He each year for the univer a suspicion that those has a fine reputation in sity's maintenance, but placard-bearing students, the field of mediaeval the university does not like so many others, co let them know how the fused the two Colombos, Latin literature. When appointed rector money is spent. The deThey might have more in July, 1965, he announc- mands for change come profitably serenaded car, stuthe from ed his intention of imple- not only menting Vatican II at the dents but also from a lo, instead of Giovanni, with "We Shall OverOn Friday afternoon CATHOE university. There was a minority of lecturers. come." 1,200 students held a lot to implement. FoundLICS ARE m eeting to protest A key man in the delied in 1921 with a polemi- cate situation is Bishop NOT MARX- against the 45 per cent cal function in respect to Colombo, Pope rise in fees for the new police and carabinieri en- to the Cardinal - Arch- Italian culture, the uni. Carlo ISTS;" adviser theological Paul's which tered, the students re- bishop's residence. Car- versity had not evolved academic year "We've had enough of means that most of them treated into the "Agos- dinal Colombo received a from its original spirit who stepped into the posts Cardinal Montini the sacred hierarchy have to pay about $200. tino Gemelli" hall. The delegation of four stu- because of the remote occupied Archwhen The previous day there student leaders sat on dents, spoke with them and authoritative characat the Cattolica;" had been demonstrations the lecture podium, the for over an hour and ter of Franceschini's pre- bishop of Milan. He is president of the Toniolo "We want a really cath- hut contacts with the students in the hall while promised that he would decessor, Francesco Vito. Institute which finances u niversity authorities the carabinieri and police interest himself in their Catholic only the As olic -university," the university, a member 483 Great Eastern had not led to any agree- stood watching them. problems. university permitted in of the administrative ment. Hiway, Redcliffe "End censorship" In the afternoon the Italy, it had just grown, There was a protracted Academic Senate decided like Topsy, with faculties council and of the four Phone 65 3157 man directive council, as The Friday meeting silence in which the only were some of the platake sanctions against all over the country to a well as a university lechours. noise was the students to M seven for on went ONUMENTAL cards held by the stuthe students who had oc- total student population turer. The university rector, munching bread rolls. cupied the university; S PECIALISTS But 20,000. of just under dents, variously esti- Ezio Franceschini, reHis sway is spiritual, After Hours 67 3815 Then they began singing they were identifiable its cultural time-lag is mate at figures ranging jected the students' three American protest songs, through their registra- shown by the fact that financial, academic and of hymns and songs of the from 400 to 1,000, who demands — revocation tion cards which had one of Franceschini's the rise in fees; publica- Italian resistance move- been sequestered by the first acts was to abolish Y OUR CHEMIST gathered outside the tion of all deliberations ment. They were ex. the obligation for its police. residence of Cardinal of the university adminiAt three a.m. they were chided for two years graduates to take a Latin beginning with ordered to leave the hall. 429 Albany Highway, Victoria Park (opp. P.O.) Giovanni Colombo, the stration, from the university, al- oath abjuring modernthe budget and balance- They refused and had to though they would be ism R ing 61-1076. We call for and Deliver Prescriptions. Archbishop of Milan, on sheets; admission of teabe dragged out, which given CONSULT OUR TRAINED COSMETICIAN to permission For Your Convenience — Use Our Night Bervtee Saturday, November 18. chers and students into took an hour and a half. transfer to other univerWatched by a compact the administrative coun- The students' registra- sities. tion cards were with formation of police, the cil. made some Moreover, the 23 of the drawn by the police and 150 who boarded at the liberal gestures such as *' Catholic university stuconsigned to the aca- university's dents alternated rendiresidential meeting all the students midnight, demic authorities. T tions of "We Shall Overcolleges were ordered to for discussions once a come" by shouting rhythwhen their deDuring the morning find other lodgings im- week, but he has not 235 Newcastle Street, Perth mically " DEM -0- CRA- mands had been rejected, Franceschini said he mediately. In the evening satisfied the post-conHardware Merchants ZIA." t he students agreed to hoped harmony could be the rector announced ciliar revolution of rising Licensed Plumbers The students were add- occupy the university. re-established, but it must that the university would expectations felt, most Repairs a Specialty Phone 28 2222 ing a final flourish to the The majority went home, come in "the most abso- reopen on Monday morn- acutely in the Arts facmost turbulent 24 hours hut 150, after closing all lute respect for the law ing. ulty which has one-tenth at the Sacred Heart Uni- the entrances and truss- and without that impaBut it did not reopen. of the student popula-1MEMORIALS was ing them with steel tience and those ultima- During the night the stu- tion. The Arts faculty stuversity since it founded in 1921. sit-in. their chains, began tums which are a pri- dents gathered under a dents claim that such mary cause of the pre- plastic windbreak erect- steps as abolition of the 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE At one o'clock, the reced in the square outside modernist oath are a DO yourself a favour! B. tor, who had warned the sent situation." Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected; The changes in the uni- the university, wrapped feeble response to the fore you buy a used car— students that he would 9nywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed; blankets in to hemselves t challenge have that statutes conciliar find out how much you call the police if they versity Designs and Quotes without obligation. can actually save on a tried to occupy the uni- been requested, he add- or slipped into sleeping take the lead in contem"We have over 60 years' experience" Phone 5-1661 themselves bags, warmed after culture. come only could ed, porary brand new Holden. Get versity, rang the police This means, they con$200 more for your trade- chief, because, he said, long and complex adap- at a kerosene heated "doarchitecture the by nated law. the of taking the lead in tations tinue, car new in $100s in, save "the students were viofaculty," and drank wine. the internal university reterms and relax with a lating the rights of They received telegrams form which is the burnFind out with a phone others." of solidarity from Chris- ing question in all Italian 32 THOMPSON ROAD, NORTH FREMANTLE Find out with a phone WHILE he was tian Democrat and Com- universities — represen- Are The police had to call call. Youngs WA, Holden Suppliers of Yellow Sand for Top Dressing Of " talking, a col- munist unions. tation for staff and stu- Building, Metal, Gravel, Rubble, Ashes and Filling, Dealers. 529 Albany Hwy., the fire brigade to cut WYI irrairrrimurp dents in administration; 6 6321. through the steel chains umn of students was Park. 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wEDISH author Mrs preach at all of them, be"But there is another S Gunnel Vallquist, a cause this is the only channel. This operates lay chance we have to edu- through the men who prominent Catholic one of the cate the people. So I have achieved the status leader and most popular need books and periodi of martyrs, of those who nation's reported in an cals, I need material have suffered for their riters, w in from which to draw my faith. These men, alpublished iartide that some sermons.' though deprived of the Stockholm "The priest then show- opportunity to practise 1500 Czec ho slovakian ,priests had been barred ed me carefully bound their priesthood, noneministry by t ypewritten books; books theless attract a followfrom the comma- of meditation and the in- ing of the faithful. Often czechoslovakia's ' ner life, and especially these men are willing to 'nist government. books on the Second Va- negotiate with the govLutheran the Writing in tican Council. When a ernment. Losen," "Var onthly, m priest gets a copy of a "As a result, there is a Ntrs. Vallquist also com- good book or article, he new life arising in the mented that her observations in Czechoslovakia explained, he translates Church. Based on the it into Czech. Then a existence of small groups 'indicated that the priests friend will type it and, if of devoted Christians, still active in the Church the paper is available, this, life is radiating to retained enthusiasm for mimeograph it. This is affect more and more govdespite their work ernment-imposed difficul- one channel of new people," Mrs. Vallquist

CATHOLIC priest A who has lost several

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court fights to stop the Indian government from deporting him from Goa now has to fight his own way before the Supreme Court of India to keep his case alive. A judge in Panjim, Goa, has refused to forward the issue to the high court. The proceedings involve Goan-born Monsignor Sebastiao Francisco Monteiro, who chose Portuguese citi zenship following the Indian t akeover of 1961 that ended Portuguese rule in Goa. He refused to register as a foreigner and was imprisoned for 35 days in 1966 for a further refusal to comply with the deportation order. He lost an appeal in August. Now Indian Judge V. S. Jetley. judician commissioner of Goa', who made the August ruling, has rejected the priest's application for a further appeal. So Monsignor Monteiro says he has decided to apply directly to the Supreme Court of India. Judge Jetley, rejecting the application, maintained that the Indian Supreme Court was no ordinary court of criminal appeal, that cases sent to it had to be handled sparing and with care. have carefully considered the arguments

c oncluded.

"The parish priests," she explained, "have a heavy work load. In the , archdiocese of Prague, for instance, there are 622 churches in operabon, served by 315 HE following is the text of a letter received priests. These priests have a surprising enthufrom the Secretary of State, Vatican Citly. for siasm for a thankless Peter's Pence. job. None of them complains about material de- My Lord Archbishop, privation, none criticises It is with pleasure that I express to you the the country's socialist so- Sovereign Pontiff's heartfelt gratitude for the ciety and none of them m unificent offering of five thousand seven hunwants to bring back the old days of filled dred dollars. forwarded to Him through the Apostolic Delegation, as the Peter's Pence from churches. the Archdiocese of Perth for 1967. "What they want is The charity of Christ for the suffering members freedom, books and assistants. of the human family has ever distinguished the "As one of them told Pontificates of Peter's Successors, and at no time me, 'I have two some- has its need been greater or its extension more times three, churches to vast than in these days of persecution, sorrow and serve. This mean four want. The Common Father, besought on all sides advanced butIfind it difMasses on weekdays, at by the piteous pleas of innocent victims, has ficult to certify that this. least six on Sundays. I found in the constant generosity of Archbishop, case is a fit one for ap41.11 .111=. priests and people of the Archdiocese of Perth a peal to the Supreme Father Finbar Lynn, a Carmelite priest who is Catholic Chaplain at Bellevue HospiCourt. The prayer for a v aluable support in His efforts to continue that t al, New York City, plays Santa Claus at the Hospital's annual Christmas Party. grant certificate of aptradition of love and service to suffering humaHere Father Lynn captures the attention of two tiny patients as he offers them peal is rejected," he denity, which is at once His most glorious heritage a Christmas present from the gaily decorated tree in the background. clared. and most stern responsibility. He would have me assure Your Grace that His burden is the lighter for the knowledge He has of the devotion and affection which you and your beloved flock cherish for Him, and He prays God to bless you and them and to keep you in His love. In pledge of that divine favour and in witness of His sincere appreciation, His Holiness bestows PTY. LTD. upon Your Grace, and upon your clergy and faith223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER ful. His fatherly Apostolic Benediction. Gladly do I renew the assurance of my high THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, W A. 's Leading Paving Contractors beset by opposition esteem and cordial regard, and I remain 24 HOOR

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Because of unexpt.cted delays in the Canberra Catholic Education Aubuilding prothority Kerala State's princi: gramme, caused by lack pal lay organisation, the of adequate financing Catholic Congress, has from lending bodies, six criticised a proposed classes of Catholic pupmeasure empowering the ils cannot be accommoState's Communist - led dated in Catholic schools government to take over of suburban Pearce. Catholic and other private colleges. are three A ffected The bill empowers the classes of the Marist government to acquire Brothers' pupils and private colleges after three of the Sisters of payment of compensa- the Holy Family of Naztion, to fix their schedule areth.

temporary school acoom modations for the children in part of the leder al government's Forestry School in Yarralumla. The arrangement was made through the, interior department and the

department of national development. The interior department will provide special buses for transportation.

SUBSTITUTE The arrangements wero made as a substitute for of fees and to lay down a plan which the go wernChurch and federal au- ment had favoured but terms of service of facthorities have arranged which was abandoned in ulty members. the face of opposition from the New South Wales Teachers' Federation, strongly opposed to State aid for Catholic schools, and the Austra A warning that a new which I have a duty to lian Capital Territories' occur in defend." civil war could Association. Under this Spain if the current unHe said that "we must plan Minister of the Inrest here continues was show a greater desire to terior Peter J. Nixon had sounded by Bishop Pablo unite, rather than to div- offered vacant rooms at Gurpide of Bilbao in a ide." Probelms, he said, a State public school to pastoral letter. must be tackled "without care for the Catholic Declaring that it was hate," adding that "a pupils through one and The children were i() objective not his intention "to more touch off any explosion," frank . evaluation of so have been taught sepalthe bishop said that in many complex question; ately by Catholic teach the current unrest and is needed within the cli- ers, but playground riii its repression "we are mate of human dignity, ties were to be sha; • understanding with State teachers. leaping into a clash oi: justice, brother against brother." and serenity." The teachers federaDisavowing any desire The bishop referre-1 to tions objected and virtaken tually actions threatened a "to tread on land im- recent proper for a bishop," against priests, such as "strike" if the plan wer. The Bishop Gurpide said sil- arrests and trials in put into effect. ence in the face of so civil courts, saying that teachers' groups based many abnormal happm- there is a wave in which their position on sectarings among us could be "our priests are pushed ian grounds, makinc retaken as a green light around because of their ferences to the "tea.-ii , for things that endanger position, words and ac- ing of dogma" in the schools. the rights of the Church, tivities."

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located in the main foyer of the DepartODAY is the day (Novem- ment of Commerce in Washington, D.C., ber 20, 1967) that the and the occasional vsitior may walk in any day and watch it tabulate the popupopulation of the United lation of the United States minute by minute. States has passed the 200 mil.; Counting a new birth every 8i sec-

lion mark. THAT fact means many things to many people, and it probably means the least right now to the people who were born within the last 24 hours. During past weeks we have been made aware of this happening by the people who keep track of the "Census This quiet little gadget is Clock."

onds, a death every 17 seconds, an immigrant's arrival every 60 seconds and an emigrant's departure every 23 minutes, the clock computes an increase of one person every 14i seconds. I guess that if I were a rabid clockwatcher I would have sauntered down to the Commerce Building for the big moment this morning, but I guess I stopped being a rabid anything when the Dodgers left Brooklyn. Instead, I have taken to noting the reaction to the clock's predictions in the different newspapers and periodicals.

Thursday, December 7, 1967

HARBINGERS OF DOOM

FOR those har- new answers. Today's baby will grow bingers of doom up in a world made better and more who count the livable by scientific and technologicai birth of each progress. Water will be purer and air baby as a threat cleaner. Diseases will be conquered, to the country's new foods will provide a better diet. The very existence, the growing population vast seas will give us as rich a harvest means less space, more crowded cities as any field of corn or herd of cattle. and highways, problems of air pollution The world will be smaller as faster and water supply, and increased challenges in education, employment, health aeroplanes and trains cut down the hours of travel. But the horizons will be care and housing. To people wno panic easily, more further out as the moon and other birth control, more abortion, and higher planets become stopping-off places in taxes for the large family are some of the vast universe. More gadgets will be discovered, makthe suggestions to cut the birth rate. One of the funniest suggestions that I have ing life easier, and those we have will seen is that of a biologist in California be greatly improved. Despite the probwho suggested that in order to lower lems of entrenched poverty, our per population in foreign nations the U.S. capita income continues to grow, and should take direct action against non- our productivity is constantly develop_ co-operative governments, starting with ing. the Vatican. He suggested that we break The Alcoa advertisement, and similar ort relations with the Vatican until it ones by ITT and other large industries, brings its population policies into line. do not baulk at our growing population, I must have missed something some- These are the giants of American inwhere, sinceI didn't realise that America genuity and industry. They profess a had any diplomatic relations with the deep faith in the American way of life Vatican. But even so, I wonder what and an unflinching confidence in our one suggests to a State in which better economic system. than 75 per cent of the population are unmarried clerics. I guess part of the In the midst of all the pessimism problem is that some biologists don't about the population explosion, it is imfunction well away from the microscope. portant to recognise our abilties to keep pace with the growth. The birth of a child has always been looked on as a wonderful thing. The imperfection of AT any rate, Alcoa ran our world has attached to it a certain a full spread advertise- risk. But America has demonstrated ment in today's "Wall that it can minimise the risk, thereby Street Journal" that offering reassurance that the birth of a took a more positive child contributes a great deal to the view. Addressing itself family of man and is a cause for joy. to the babies who are born today and every day, it recognises that the United States has problems, but it THE ADDRESS of the local -is an imperfect nation in an imperfect Marriage C atholic Guidance world." is 77 St. Centre George's The growth of our population brings Terrace, Perth — 23-4548, new challenges, but the future holds

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Nurse Mary Vaughan. for gainful employment HE boy was alMelbourne, explained and the support of hh of ready four, but that there was no physihe had never cal defect in the boy, Tire story of Group Leonard Cheshire The only his parents., profes• '1 Captain walked. • well known. This most is Australian nurse at the sional Indian beggars. had bound his legs from decorated British flier Ryder - Cheshire Hume infancy to make him rode as observer on the at Dehra Dun near the crawl as preparation for atomic bomb flight that Hiroshima. obliterated Himalays was holding his future professional The awful spectacle ultilife. him up, patiently teachAnother patient at mately turned him to Ca ing him to move one "Raphael," the Ryder- tholicism and works of Cheshire Home, had been mercy. "Raphael" is an foot, then the other, paralysed in both legs as international centre and a •result of a railway acci- inspiration of the many dent. He was hospitalised Homes Cheshire and his wife, Sue Ryder, have HOLDEN. Before you buy for months, eventually secondhand, investigate our discharged as incurable. founded in India. new Holden proposition and "Raphael" was asked From $436 deposit —$200 to take him in. Mary All-Woman Staff trained in more for your trade-in Vaughan. The 280 incurable sic!. Youngs W.A. physio-therapy, discoverGenuine! AUSTRALIAN nurse Mary Vaughan says that this paralytic, wearing Holden Dealers. 529 Albany ed he could be helped by patients at "Raphael" an Hwy., Victoria Park. 6 6321 calibrated calipers and looked after by four Aus has now taught him to tralian and two English calibrated calipers, will soon walk at the Ryder -Cheshire Home in India. AH 46 3265. regain the use of his legs girl volunteers, plus one Irish girl sponsored by rity. Some of the equip- besides helping the the Dooley Foundation. ment came from Indian- Ryder-Cheshire Home at It is an all-woman staff. aid. Dehra Dun has also aided The 120 lepers at "RaPamela Holt, an Angli- t wo leper colonies at phael" live in neat, tidy FUNERAL DIRECTORS SHEET and METAL WORKER can girl from Adelaide Madras, a Protestant hosfamilies homes, four pital at Hazaribagh, and Offer a Service Embracing Every Aspect each in sub-divided units. and one of the "Raphael" is in Galvanised and Aluminium Specialists conducting an experistaff, is also an IndianRoof Decking of the Funeral Rites for Catholics. Our "Burnt-out" cases, they aid volunteer. She had mental farm in the backalready learning 6 Mahuadanr. CLEAVER STREET, WEST PERTH Phone 28 2096 area at ward Chapel is Suitably Furnished for those are weaving, carpentry, poul- special training in child One of me volunteers, Desiring to Recite the Holy Rosary. try farming, and garden- care at the famous Dr. nurse Carolie EngHomes in Adelaide Barnardo ing as part of their reGreen, tours the Kodarhabilitation. Cases under land. ma area with a mobile t reatment have the beneclinic. p eaimgeo Jesuit fit of the new "miracle" Inspired By Barbara Ward, the drugs and trained theraIndianaid was inspired noted British economist, S PECIAL pists. by Father Harold Lalor, says that India is the Less hope is held out HOSPITAL 1964. "largest, freest and poorfor the 80 mental cases S.J.. at Adelaide in several est of all emerging nathat Knowing at the Home. They will undoubtedly be the per- million Indian children tions." their first year of Father Lalor, now on a manent residents of "Ra- die in from malnutrition visit to India, hopes that phael." Not so the 40 or- life and lack of hygiene, that Indianaid will be able to phans at the Home, the five million people do much more in alleviatsome eldest of whom are atare lepers, and an equal ing distress through the tending classes and at a number are homeless. generosity of his fellow ot suitable age will be 874 Beaufort St., Inglewood also the Australian Jesuit in- Australians. found employment and spired this non-denomilaunched on a career. 1010 Beaufort St., Inglewood national organisation to Part of the success at lend a hand with these • Leaders in the flyscreen field. "Raphael" is due to an calamities. HOLDEN, $200 more for Australian charitable or• Awnings, blinds and pelmet boxes The all-Australian so- your trade-in on a new Holganisation, "Indianaid." • All types of flyscreen doors in stock The Ryder-Cheshire build- ciety collects funds and den. Better finance--save $250 on interest. 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GOURMET GOSSIP

HE Tate Gallery r angement between the sition, Tate worked with standing. To the bronzes two great galleries, mas- patience and was the first and determina- of Rodin have been addterpieces are often trans- tion to establish a tOith new ed works by the princilast place I called ferred. gallery, and within five pal modern sculptors of years of this great pro- our time —Picasso, Giaat during my days in ject, THE MASTERS a dignified and mas- cometti, Cesar, Epstein, London. sive building, of which Moore and Hepworth, one my ierre of On the other hand, Tate defrayed the During cost, and of the younger genmany calls between the there are certain masters was completed. eration, Butler, Armitage, first and last time, I met which the Tate repreDalwoo d and Paolozzi. an American woman who sents supremely. The T HREE PARTS "The would Visitation," have she chief by Sir me of these is Turner. told The gallery is divided Jacob Epstein, is the only been in nearly every gal- By this greatest of all 1 tablespoon water AVING given you recipes few peppercorns lery in the world and British painters the gal- into three parts — the piece of work by this considered the Tate Gal- lery possesses more than British Collection, the great sculptor that the for quick and easy bar- 2 bay leaves lery possessed the most three hundred paintings Modern Collection from gallery possesses. becue sauces in this col- loz. butter. We must not forget as balanced of all collec- and sketches. European painting of the umn a few weeks back, William Blake and G. later 19th century to Am. time goes by the extions—and it was easy it's time now to tell you of a few F. Watts are particularly erican art till 1945), to agree with her. that can be used in your normal Method: and amples of modern art It is sometimes thought well represented. Down- the last section is the that are being assembled everyday cooking. Caper sauce, Boil the vinegar, peppercorns stairs, a special section Modern Art of Today. will progressively be that the Tate Gallery for example, makes boiled mut- and bay leaves until is set reduced to aside for tran the works sferred This to the Nabreaking up into only houses modern art, ton a meal fit for a king. And it's half. Strain of Blake, and it would only three sections is and pour gradually one tional Gallery, as they but this is not correct, so easy. on to the egg yolks. Add a few unless one considers the take many days to view of the reasons I believe become "classical." every drawing. drops of water at a time to prefor it being one of the sevenand sixteenth The directors of the vent curdling and pour into a teenth century art modAlfred Stevens, who foremost galleries in the Tate Gallery have already * CAPER SAUCE double saucepan. was the most versatile world. It is very easy to proved that they are very Stir with a em. wooden spoon until it thickens. Although it has one of British artist of the nine- follow. selective and, after all, ingredients: The collection of Mod- this is where the success the finest and most re- teenth century, is repreAdd the butter a small piece at a 1 pint ordinary white sauce presentative of the Bri- sented by an unrivalled ern Sculpture is out- of any gallery begins, time. Serve on grilled steak. 2 tablespoons capers. tish school, there are collection of over four several artists who are hundred examples. I Method: not represented. The wonder how many artists * TOMATO & ONION SAUCE viewer must then visit of today could count this Make white sauce in the usual the National Gallery in number of works. manner, drain vinegar off capers Ingredients: Trafalgar Square. By arThe Tate Gallery was and add to the sauce. Stir them 2 medium size onions opened on July 21, 1897, in well. If desired,, a small quan3 tomatoes by the Prince of Wales. HOLDEN. Before you buy tity of chopped parsley can be 1 dessertspoo n butter secondhand, investigate our later King Edward VII. stirred in or just sprinkled on top. teaspoon salt I t was named after new Holden proposition. 1 teaspoon pepper From $436 deposit----$200 Henry Tate, the sugar reHere are a couple more sauces more for your trade-in. finer, who offered a colthat help make a delicious meal. Method: Genuine! Youngs W.A. lection of British paintings to the National GalHolden Dealers. 529 Albany Slice onions and tomatoes into * HOLLANDAISE SAUCE "1 OVING is Giving" is asked to bring a plate. Hwy., Victoria Park. 6 6321 lery. frying pan. Add butter, pepper, Space was the prob- L the unofficial theme AH 463265. At tadale: A meeting salt and sufficient water to preIngredients: lem. Against great oppo- for Majellan Club activi- will be held on Wednesvent from sticking. Cook until ties for the month of De- day at 8 p.m. at the cort ablespoons vinegar tender and serve on all grills or cember. The plight of ner of Money and Davidyolks egg 3 pan-fried meats. underprivileged families son Roads. within our parishes has Subiaco: Mass at 8 p.m. inspired some novel and will precede a social on delightful ideas which Wednesday at 41 The will put Christ into Grove, Subiaco. Christmas in a very real Melville: A Christmas way for our children and Tree will be held outside ourselves. Brentwood members the church on Sunday. Several parishes have of the Catholic Women's arranged Christmas League will meet at 11 Trees, complete a.m. on Tuesday, Decemwith Father Christmas, to be ber 12. set up near the cribs outCathedral branch will side the parish churches. ; meet at 2 p.m. on Mon All the children in the HE Therry Society has day, December 11, at All district have been invited joined with the Drama Saints' Centre. to a special celebration, Cottesloe branch to Group of St. George's during which the ChristCathedral to present two meet in parish hall at 2 mas Story will be told, p.m. on Tuesday, DecemChristmas plays. and carols sung. After ber 12. that, each child will apMaylands members "Leap As An Hart," proach Father Christmas produced by Coralie Con- will meet on Tuesday, to give, not to receive, a don, will be presented on December 12, in parish gift. The presents will be Saturday, December 16, hall at 2 p.m. Victoria Park will be distributed later to less and "Christmas In The fortunate children by the Market Place," produced on daily tea roster from St. Vincent de Paul So- by Colette Wiltshire, will December 11 to 15. ciety. be presented on Sunday, Members of the Mel- December 17. ville Majellan Club have The plays will be propersonally invited mig- duced in the open in the rants at the Point Walter parking area next to St. L.' A.TER1ALS IN ABUNDANCE FOR Migrant Hostel to a George's Cathedral, off Permanently Creased Trousers FASCINATIN INTERESTING & G HANDCRAFTS Christmas social. It is Cathedral Avenue, Perth, Include: hoped that from this con- at 8.15 p.m. Proceeds tact, some migrant fami- from the plays will go to Leathercraft Bases lies may be in' ted into the Lord Mayor's ChristBasketry Macrame the homes of tile mem- mas Appeal. MODERN hostel Books, Instruction Moccasin Kits. Wool bers to spend Christmas. Included in the casts Bottle Spacers for native girls are Ted Hussey, John will be opened at Moccasin Kits, Soft Hide Cane One club has invited Clune and Tim FitzpatCarving Leathers Mosaics the aged of the parish to rick in "Leap As An Rossmoyne next SunCelluloid a Christmas party. The Hart," and Bruce Jones, day by Mr. E. H. Picture Basket Kits Craftools guests will include wo- Nancy Wignell, Angela Lewis, M.L.A., MiniPlastics Cuff & Elbow Sets men from "C"-class hos- Doyle, Keith Parker and ster for Education Plastic Tubing Diamond Tubing and Native Welfare pitals in the area. An- Graham Rafina Rattigan in Bishop M. McKeon Electrical Fittings other club has been busy "Christmas in the Market Rope Animals new Cloths bless Embroidery will the for months, collecting Place." In the latter play Fasteners Slide uilding. Felt food and toys which will the cast, led by Bruce b Stool Kits of cost Foam a at Built be made into Christmas Jones, will lead the audiSeagrass Handbag Mounts $45,000, the new hostel parcels and distributed ence in some carols. Skies Handles Is in Ionic Street, by the St. Vincent de The merry Society is Rossmoyne. Suedes Knitting Nylon Paul Society. Tiles delighted at the opportuinterested Knitting Ribbon Visitors nity to join with their in the welfare of colTools K raftstix MEETINGS Table Tops & Legs Anglican friends in re- oured people are inLan'VS,,PCie Frames Thonging & Lacing minding overings everybody C of December 13-17) ( vited to inspect the Elect !Ws. 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HOLY NAME NOTES

AROUND THE DIOCESE . . . ARALUEN SOCIAL WEEKEND. — After many enquiries this year for another combined social weekend, the Y.C.W. Standing Committee have agreed to organise one on the January long weekend. An able committee of enthusiastic leaders from around the diocese have combined to make this event as good as last year's. Dennis Tierney, the committee's treasurer, is being very Scottish to keep the price the same at approximately $6 a head. Our secretary, Maureen Waddell, disclosed that the weekend will be from January 27 to 29, with a first-in-best-dressed preference. To put your name down on the list a $1 deposit is required —so please hurry, only a 110 girls and 110 boys, plus chaplains, are being catered for. Guido, the chairman says no bribes accepted, but there is no harm trying. Rhonda Kingsbury is leading the hike, seeing that she mapped the route last Sunday, but she informs us that it is not too long and you have to bring your bathers. Jan Coen and Penny Snadden are organising Saturday evening. I'm not sure what form it will take, butIheard a whisper of a -Fancy Dress Dance" with prizes, plus organised games. Anyway, knowing the imagination of those two, it should be quite a night. Our favourite chaplain, Father J. O'Brien, will again be saying Mass at the conclusion of the hike. He will be assisted by the "Foreman" and 200 voices to some moving folk tunes. Judy Marshall, our chief bottle-washer, again be delegating jobs at meal-times-I know you will give her your support. See you at Araluen, January 27-29—it's the ideal place to recuperate after the Christmas and New Year festivities. INSTITUTIONAL VISITATION.—Last Sunday evening a party of Y.C.W.'s, led by Jim Stewart and Lyn Hackett, concluded the "Riverbank" visitation for this current year to Child Welfare Centres. This group of young people who do this one night a week year in and year out, can be proud of the work they have done this year and can take their thanks in the words of Our Lord: "If you visit any one of these you visit Me." Lyn Hackett leaves with our thanks for a job well done, and to Margaret Maynard our support this coming year in her new position.

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BUNBURY FRIENDSHIP WEEKEND. — Some 130 young Y.C.W. people have accepted the invitation extended by our cousins in Bunbury to attend their Ball on Saturday night, December 9. On Sunday at 10 a.m. a Youth Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral, followed by an exhibition game of men's basketball, Perth v. Bunbury„ barbecue lunch and social afternoon. This is an excellent opportunity for Christian young people to mix socially, to meet and make new friends, to support, encourage and, most important, to share. We remind all drivers to observe the new speed limit of 65 m.p.h. when driving to Bunbury. All people needing tickets and billets should go to the Y.tC.W. Office, Wellington Street, Bunbury, between 2 and 5 p.m. ST. JOACHIM'S DANCE.—The recent dance held by the Redcliffe Y.C.W. was by all ac counts very successful. With the support of a local youth group, the atmosphere was very relaxed and everyone seemed to have a good time. "The Group," from Melbourne, was a great attraction and about 320 young people attended and "made the most of them." Local groups also provided music and entertainment.

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Saturday, December 9: Rivervale Y.C.W.'s Hawaiian Style barbecue at 21 Orrong Road, Rivervale. Saturday, December 9: Bunbury Ball and Friendship Weekend. Billets arranged for the weekend, but please notify the Y.C.W. Office, Perth. Tickets $5 double. Sunday. December 10: Dance at Highgate Hall featuring the "Village Blues." Saturday, December 16: Maida Vale Dance at High Wycombe Hall. Band—"Western Union." Supper provided. Saturday, December 16: Morley Y.C.W. Stomp at school, opposite Coventry Motors, Walter Road. Morley. Band — "The 4th Brigade." Saturday, December 23: Masquerade Dance at Bassendean R.S.L. Hall. New Year's Eve: Palmyra's River Cruise on S.S. Perth.

Janet were active in parish affairs generally and will be greatly missed, The branch vice-presi. dent, Mr. Joe Berry, will be acting president far T a recent executive tion of the National Di- the time being. Kalgoorlie: The branch meeting of the Subi- rector of the Society. has been reorganised an aco branch of the Holy The resignation of the is now meeting on the Name Society it was decided to hold the Confra- branch president, Mr. Tuesday following the ternity Mass on the Tues- Ron Jeffrey, has been ac- second Sunday of the day following the second cepted with regret. Ron, month. It is hoped that Who is leaving the parish. this will see an increase Sunday of the month. This move, which will has been a loyal member in the strength of the be given a six-month trial of the Society for many branch. As well as his commencing next Feb- years. Reminders: December ruary, is in accordance work in the Society, Ron, 11 — Diocesan executive with the recommenda- together with his wife meeting; December 31._, Closing date of Bursary Fund. Branch News: News items of branch activities are welcome for publication in this column. De. should be phoned to THE house party for sale and can be obtained tails 49-2604. committee any Xaverian Club mem- from bers on Saturday, Decem- member. The Xaverian Club is a ber 16, will be held at 81 Corinthian Road, Ross- social club for Catholics moyne. Transport will over 21. For further inleave No. 1 William formation please ring "Carols by Candlelight" Street at 8 p.m. Girls are Brian Miguel, 57-268. be held at the James will supper asked to bring Football Oval, Miller and boys liquid refreshManning on December 10 ments, thank you. ( errone ously reported Before attending the last week as December Christmas carols at the 12), starting at 8.30 p.m, North Perth Monastery on Sunday, December 10, we will have a barbecue CHANGING your car fo? tea at 25 Barrett Street, another used one? Before commencing The Third Order of you do—consider this, Wembley, its hold will Everyone Carmel p.m. 4.30 about We'li give you $200 more is asked to bring their usual monthly meeting for your trade-in on a new own meat and rolls; you on Friday, December 15, Holden—you save $10Os may also bring your own at 8 p.m. at the Children on new _ar terms and you drinks if you wish. Tea of Mary Chapel, Victoria get a G.M.H. 12/12 warand salads will be pro- Avenue, Perth. ranty. Find out just how vided. All members are urged easy it is at Youngs WA, A general meeting will to attend and anyone in- 529 Albany Hwy., Victoria be held on Thursday, De- terested in Carmel is Park. 6 6321 A/H 46 3265 cember 14, commencing most welcome. at 8 p.m., at the Catholic Centre. Everyone welcome. A river cruise has been arranged for New Year's Eve. Tickets are now on

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Club were honoured this Club president Mr. W. week when Bishop M. Connolly, on behalf of McKeon and Mr. Tom the committee, wishes all Ahern accepted the posi- members and friends of Room 202, 2nd Floor tions as patrons of the the Irish Club and all Building Levinson club. The dignity and readers of "The Record" 713 Hay St., prestige gained by the newspaper a happy and Perth. presence of these two Holy Christmas and New Year. Last Sunday night saw a good attendance at Highgate Hall for the monthly dance. During the interval patrons were entertained by a group of young people called the "Fabulous Wheelers." The Irish Pipe Band was there in full strength and was well received for its fine display. Some tickets are still available for the club's dinner and dance on HAPPY HELPERS at the recent "busy January 19 and patrons are reminded that the bee" organised by the Y.C.W. at the closing date for this IGNIFIED and reverent event will be at the club's Marian Lodge at Kalamunda. Twenty next dance on the first boys did the burning-off while the girls observance of your wishes and Sunday in January at the fulfilment of all religious Highgate Hall. had a clean-up inside the lodge. requirements are assured by the For all information please contact the secre- ••••••••••^0.0~11.4••••••••••• correct training of the Catholic •••••••••••••••••••••41.41.1.~4.1.4•M4.4••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tory on 46-4569. funeral conductors placed at

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Mr. and Mrs. Brian O'Dwyer pictured after their marriage at St. Columba's church, South Perth. The bride was formerly Miss Mary Ann O'Connor, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. O'Connor of Norseman. The groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O'Dwyer of Campbelltown N.S.W. Father Hesse celebrated the Nuptial Mass.

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Defeat Of Biafra Could Oppress Christianity THE FAMILY WORSHIPS • FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTION ANY DAY, SEE CATHOLIC CATECHISM, BOOK ONE OR TWO, OR MY WAY TO GOD, OR WHAT. EVER IS BEING DONE AT SCHOOL; ALSO A HYMN AS DESIRED.

PATRICK RILEY reports from ROME.

tempt to find who was responsible for the murTHE war between the self-proclaimed Republic of Biafra and ders, much less punish those responsible." the rest of the Nigerian Federation may not be a religious He said that Gowon war, but the defeat of Biafra could bring oppression and "did not treat the question of compensation other evils on Christianity there, according to a high official with the seriousness it IN THE Millions of deserved." of the Catholic Church in Biafra. pounds in cash and proSPIRIT "The ordinary Christian on an aggressive policy "It can be stated catego- perty had been lost by OF THE in Biafra finds it inexplic- of spreading Islam, and rically that Ojukwu has Easterners in the North, able that the Christians ensuring their domina- no leaning towards com- but Gowon offered refuVATICAN of Biafra are getting tion of the country. If munism in any shape or gees " a few shillings little or no support from they win, they can push form. But a number of each." He continued: "When COUNCIL the Western world," said ahead with their policy Biafrans has been eduthe clergyman, who in- of dominating and Islam- cated in communist Ojukwu could not get the sists that he must go ising." c ountries, such as compensation, he took over a certain amount of nameless. The present federal Czechoslovakia, East "They cannot under- government in Lagos is Germany and Russia. revenue that until then MONDAY stand that even when widely held to be under The danger is that, if had been regarded as DECEMBER 11 Soviet Russia supplied the domination of the things go badly, they will federal revenue. He did .1. SIGN OF THE warplanes and techni- Northern Region of Ni- stage a coup, install a this to finance the reCROSS. cians to Nigeria the West geria, mainly populated communist government settling of refugees." FOR THOUGHT churchman The called em world did and said by Moslems. Soldiers and call in the Chinese. THE DAY: nothing about it." from the North are gar- The Chinese have lost the press coverage of the "inadequate and Nigeria's Eastern Re- risoned in the federal their foothold in Ghana war There is a voice crygion, encompassing some territory of Lagos and and elsewhere in Africa, even absurd." Voice of ing in the wilderness: America accounts of the 45,000 square miles and the Western Region, in and would be happy to Prepare the way of the 14 million people, declar- which the federal terri- find a new foothold in progress of the war re- Lord. ported "only what was ed itself the independent tory lies. One of the rea- Biafra." was favourable to the SCRIPTURE Republic of Biafra on sons Biafra alleges for He argued that the prefederal government," he READING: May 30. its loss of faith in the sent military government Since midsummer it federation was the re- of the federation "has no claimed. St. Mark, 1: 4-8. He asserted that, exhas been engaged in a fusal of the federal gov- claim to legitimacy other war with the Nigerian ernment to abide by its than its de facto accept- cept for brief forays into INSTRUCTION: Federation, whose troops agreement to post all ance by the people of the Biafra by correspondents St. Mark in this pashave taken the Biaf ran troops back to their re- Lagos area and the North of the British Broadcastreminds us of sage ing Corporation and Ag,capital of Enugu and gion of origin. and of some parts of the ence France how we should prePress, the other cities. West and Midwest." war had been covered by pare for the coming of To sustain this argu- correspondents not suffiStatement st ay ing Christ. It is ment, he pointed out that in Lagos cent just to be bapStronghold brought or on The churchman then the present military govtised, we must live a The 1967 Year Book of referred to a statement ernment of the federa- field trips by the federal true Christian life. Our government. the Nigerian Federation by General Yakubu Go- tion ousted a previous duty as Christians is He said that Biafrans describes the Eastern won, head of the federal mil itary government, only to prepare not Region as "a Roman m ilitary government, which itself had taken have been staging a the way of the Lord counter-offensive to re Catholic stronghold." that no harm will come over from a civilian govcapital, for ourselves, but for The churchman re- to Christianity in the erment in January of capture their Enugu. But he interpret- others as well. ferred to the frequent de- East. 1966. ed this as "of psychologi- ROSARY (One Decade clarations by Nigerian "It is true he is a Methcal importance mainly, government leaders and odist, but he himself Only). Army Coup since Enugu has little even religious leaders knows that only in the FINAL PRAYER AND military significance." that this war is not a re- Middle Belt of the Nor"The army coup of BLESSING: As capture the for of ligious war. thern Region are any January, 1966, was not a Calabar, he said that BiaVisit this house and "It is perfectly true Christian religious allow- coup of the whole army, family, 0 Lord. Keep that there are many ed to evangelise freely." but just of some officers frans "are confident they will wear the federals the devil's cunning incauses to this war beThe Middle Belt is a and men. The federal Ades religious issues," he heavily forested part of ministers who invited down, as they did on fluence away from it. Let Your holy angels said. "But that does not the Northern Region in- Ironsi (Major - General Bonney Island." He summed up the dwell here to guard us mean that the defeat of habited mostly by non- Aguliyi Ironsi, who was Biafra would not have Moslem tribes such as killed during the second military problem of Bia- in peace and let Your frans: "The federals are serious consequences for t he Tivs. coup five months later) bound to make initial blessing remain al ways with us. This we Catholic and other ChrisHe said that the people to take over had no conask of You through tian churches in Biafra. of Biafra, three-quarters stitutional right to hand progress when they inOur Lord Jesus Christ. World War II had such of whom are of the Ibo the country over to any- vade at a given point since the Biafrans canAmen. effects in Poland, Lithu- tribe, fear the Northern- body. not defend every inch of ania, Hungary and else- ers will attempt to exterMay the blessing of "From that moment, their perimieter. But Biawhere. minate them or at least the link with the constiAlmighty God the frans have every hope of "Everybody knows that render them powerless tutional government was Son Father, and the pushing them out once the North has embarked by massacring their broken." they get in. They hope to Holy Spirit descend t hriving intellectual upon us and remain The coup that toppled resume the offensive." with us for ever. the civilian government FIND out how cheap a new class. "The people of Biafra and resulted in Ironsi's Holden can be before you Amen buy a used car. Today de- simply cannot let them- assumption of power posits from only $436 selves be exterminated. was engineered mainly ( Genuine) $200 more for If the war goes badly for by Ibo officers. Although your trade-in. Play safe t hem and the West re- Ironsi was an Ibo, he —phone for all details fuses help, the only was not part of the plot first. Youngs WA, Holden power they can turn to and is almost universally TUESDAY reported to have been on Dealers, 529 Albany Hwy., is communist China." Referring to the Bia- t he death list of the Victoria Park. 66321. A/H DECEMBER 12 f ran leader. General Odu- plotters. 46 3265. SIGN OF THE . 1. megwu Ojukwu, he said: The second coup five CROSS. months later was engiTHOUGHT FOR neered mainly by NorthTHE DAY: ern officers. It was folHE Cat ho lic high lowed by an exodus of FEAST OF OUR LADY O PTOMETRISTS school in Mattom, Ibos — including many 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 OF GUADELOUPE. I ndia, was closed government officials — indefiI 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 Mary desired to give from Lagos and a series nitely following a dispute R . F. W!LLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist of massacres of Ibos liv- over participation of pu- her Son the Redeemer ing in the Northern Re- pils in a recent agitation to the world at the gion. Reliable reports put against Kerala State's cost of any sacrifice. the number of Ibo dead communist - led govern- SCRIPTURE in the Northern massacre ment. READING: at 30,000. In the autumn The headmaster of St. Luke, 1: 39-47. of 1966 about one million Francis' high school orPerth Arcade & 19 Borrack St., Perth Ibos fled the Northern dered the school closed INSTRUCTION: Region for the Eastern after rival groups of stu • Lottery Agency Our Lady showed us Region, which has declar- dents came to blows a remarkable example itself ed • Newsagertcy independent. over a decision by a maof charity from the jority of pupils to partici- moment of the Incar• Hospital Benefit Fund Agency pate in the agitation. Massacres nation. In the Appari• Tobacconist tion at Mexico Our The closure followed "The massacres pointisturbances in the Lady spoke in these I Perth's Biggest Greeting Card Centre ed to the fact that the dschool words to the very over the suspenNorth was determined to eliminate the East," the sion of two students who poor Indian: "I am a are alleged to have as- merciful Mother to churchman said. you and to all your saulted anti-communist "They also showed that people on this earth Nigeria was not one students. who love, trust and incountry, for if it were the Pro - government leavoke my help. I listen government would be ders, including to comto their lamentations able to safeguard life and munist legislators, visitand solace them in all For First Class Plumbing Services property throughout that ed the school to demand their sorrows and sufc ountry, and any citizen withdrawal of the susferings. Steam and Hot Water Installations should be able to live pension. anywhere in that counOne of the communist ROSARY (One Decade try. The North denied legislators later issued 211 NEWCASTLE STREET, 28-3354 Only). a these rights. statement charging some "'The federal govern- teachers of the school FINAL PRAYER AND PHONES: 28-3353, 28-3354 BLESSING: ment did not make a pro- with attempts to wreak A fter Hours: 29-2759, 26-2252, 245364, 4-3419. per investigation of the "political vengeance" As for first day. on mzt sacres. It did not at, the suspended students.

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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER + SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: I must prepare for the coming of Christ. How have I prepared thus far? SCRIPTURE READING: St. John, 1: 19-28. INSTRUCTION: John the Baptist is a model for us during this time of preparation for the coming of Christ. He said of Christ: We must decrease, He must increase in us. This can best be attained by receiving the Sacraments of Penance and the Holy Eucharist. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

THURSDAY DECEMBER 11 .1. SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Advent means coming — the coming of Christ. How did He come and why? SCRIPTURE READING: Luke, 3: 1-14. INSTRUCTION: Christ became man by being born of the Blessed Virgin in a stable at Bethlehem He became man in order to save us and found His Kingdom or Church. Through the liturgy each year Christ comes again, and in the season of Advent we must make s pecial preparation for His coming. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

F RIDAY DECEMBER 15 4. SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Soon the Saviout will be here. Am I ready as Jesus and Mary were? SCRIPTURE READING: Matthew, 1: 18-25. INSTRUCTION: Mary the Mother of Jesus was prepared for the coming of Her Son God made Man by the Immaculate Conception. She is the perfect model for preparation for the coming of Christ. Her only wish was to do God's Will. As St. Joseph went about his daily work, he must have pondered with great joy on the coming of the Saviour, for the angel had said to him: Joseph, son of David, fear not to take Mary, thy wife, unto thee, for that which is conceived in her is of the Holy Spirit. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AM) BLESSING: As for first day.

SATURDAY DECEMBER is SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Does the coming of Christ mean as much as it should to me? SCRIPTURE READING: Matthew, 11: 2-10. INSTRUCTION: A very saintly priest once said of himself with reference to meeting Our Lord in his daily life: I greet Him when I meet Him, and bless Rini when I understand. Christ comes to es often in our daily life, but ever so often we do not understand the manner of His coming. Just as the people of Bethlehem did not recognise Him and sent Him off with "there is no room," we either greet Christ or insult Him in the people we meet. Our Lord said: "Whatever you do to the least of my brethren, you do to me." Let the time of Advent remind us of this. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

SUNDAY DECEMBER 17 SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Rejoice for the Lord is near. SCRIPTURE READING: Philippians, 4: 4-7. INSTRUCTION: The theme of Paul's letter to the Philippians is joy because the Lord is near. This joy can only be heartfelt if we are living a true Christian life. Then, only will the joy of Christmas be corn. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

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THE VOICE OFTHE YOUTH CURSE OF

it.1 these days of mass media — newspapers, books, radio and television — what single factor most lays claim to oar aftention and wants to win us to some point of view?

Mission Notes Pastoral Aggiornamento THE updating of the Church in Haiti was

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down to the human beDAVID CABRAL, The answer, of ing, instead of up to him security of a home. Look be ethical. If this reflects of Trinity Colstudent They appeal to his sense at the words—"fabulous" the morals and state of course, is advertis- of social security and and "terrific." Terrific our society, there is lege, Perth, writes for "The Record." ing, which uses base emotions rather once meant something something that is obvithan that to was terrifying his ously and lacking in it. intelligence. each of these For an example of their awe-inspiring. The older generation is I am fortunate enough uttheir to Then, latter when they "use perpetually means, crit icising to be a position where I look to the edia m entertainment section of up" these well-known youth for their indiffer- am able to voice my opiadvantage. most words, they try to nion as a youth, That, your ence to

imadult convention. local newspaper, principle What aspect of life does press us with their own Yet what has the youth which I wrote, will not It is not the dvertising that I wish it highlight? And as for long synthetic ones. It is to look forward to in his produce a solution to of a for basically the former case, do you reassuring to know that adulthood—corrupt poli- anything, but it will percriticise, to show the public know the story about the our margarine is "poly- cies, racia strife, wars, haps show the biased to is it nuclear destruction (all anti-teenager adults that are avail- air hostess who did not unsaturated!" what products of them succeed tell until she had to In Britain in 1961 the of which are promoted they also warrant a critiable and cism. advantages. "the toothpaste special ring of total expenditure on ad- by mass media)! heir t c onfidence?" vertising exceeded that However,I cannot conThere are the adverdone the means which tisements that pretend of the expenditure for primary and secondary the advertisers use to intelligence. An adver- education in England and to public the ersuade p tiser proves conclusively Wales by £52,000,000. As buy their product. So I that his biro is best be- a teenager and student, must say that advertis- cause 506.75 million peothis is quite disturbing to today, it know we ing, as ple buy one every day, or me, and in writing from is the curse of our so- because it uses up more the point of view of the ciety. rolls of toilet paper than younger generation, I The advertisers appeal any other brand. must draw your attenThen there is the car tion, you biased adults, manufacturer whose car to the fact that these adCHANGING your car for is the best because it is vertisers are of your own another used one? Before associated with a master- flock and not of the "perthis piece of classical music. secuted" you do—consider youth. We'll give you $200 more It is almost blasphemous I am not in a position CARDINAL who was As for the evolution of for your trade-in on a new yet the unthinking, gull- to say whether advertisdogma, it is "substantialthe eight years for save 16100s olden—you H ible people lap it up. ing is ethical or not. ly justified if well underon new car terms and you This advertising not Ethics are the customs second-ranking official of get a G.M.H. 12/12 war- only debases the English and generally accepted the Holy Office and its stood and defined, even if ranty. Find out just how language, but belittles form of righteousness of successor agency at the in the Modernist epoch it easy it is at Youngs WA, our almost sacred ideals. a community. The accep- Vatican, the Doctrinal aroused suspicions. To529 Albany Hwy., Victoria Breakfast foods are asso- tance of this advertising, Congregation, has declar- day it opens the way to Park. 6 6321 A/H 46 3265 ciated with a mother's I feel, indicates that our ed himself in favour of a fruitful theological work desired by the Council love and kisses, and the community believes it to scriptural approach to and already realised on theology. Pietro Cardinal Parente an historical and specuchampioned the lative plane." also Of Thomism, Cardinal SAINT OF THE WEEK theory of the evolution of DECEMBER 10 dogma and belaboured a Parente said: "A just ad"convenient inertia" in miration for the genius the face of the task of re and work of Aquinas expressing the word of brought many to think God in the language of that we had reached the infrangible limits of man. But he cautioned against philosophical and theoloregarding older dogmatic gical speculation, so that formulas as "archaeologi- nothing remained f o r cal relics." Rather they others but to water down are to be seen as "mile- his wonderful Summa in stones," he said in a talk fixed formulas." at Rome's Urban College, "St. Thomas wouia be run by the Congregation the first to disown such for the propagation of a view," Cardinal Parente the Faith. said. Cardinal Parente, who held the post of secretary of the Doctrinal Congregation at the time of his election to the College of Cardinals last June, said that God's revelation in history is a "fact" before being a "formula." Forgetting it led to enclosing theology in a "syllogistic TWELVE Dominicans system of theoretical for- I were among 120 clergy, mulas," which tended to professors, students and drain the faith of its per- others who donated blood sonal and charismatic as- at Oxford University for pect," he contended. victims of the war in The Second Vatican North Vietnam. Council "asked theoThe blood was stored logians to search out a in a refrigerator at way of explaining doctrine that would be in Blackfriars, the Dominiharmony with the de- can house of studies, atvelopments of culture tached to the University, and thought," he com- before being flown to East Berlin and then in mented. the form of plasma to Hanoi. Organisers of the blooddonating campaign, the Medical Aid Committee for Vietnam, is a leftwing group that concenTHE Adelaide archdio- trates on sending medi cese's press, radio and cal supplies to the comtelevision services will be munist areas of Vietnam. The executioners tore her flesh with iron hooks and then jabbed burning merged into a single de- They said the blood dotorches into the wounds. The flames set afire to her hair and she was sufpart ment. nated at Oxford would focated. Judge and onlookers left the forum as snow began to fall. It soon Father P. R. Wilkinson, be used for civilian casuCovered her burnt and mutilated body. Thus died St. Eulalia of Merida— managing-editor of the alties. Spain's most famous martyr. archdiocesan w eekl y, In a statement, the Merida was once Augusta Emerita, capital of Lusitania, and was a most "The Southern Cross," Blackf riars community Important outpost of the Roman Empire. The impressive remains of Impel.. has been appointed by said they "regard it as a laa,l times bear witness to its past glory. At the dawn of the 4th Century Archbishop Matthew central part of their re Pagan world made one last effort to crush Christianity. Emperor Diocle: Beovich of Adelaide as Christian vocation to wit"ail issued edicts that all should offer sacrifices to the gods. Eulalia's priest-assistant for Cath- ness actively against the mother knowing her daughter's devotion to the Faith, took her to the counlic press, radio and tele- horror and injustice of try.. However, Eulalia returned to Merida. vision. what is going on in Viet,0 there she presented herself before Dacian, the judge, and denounced him Father Wilkinson said nam. T r destroying souls by compelling them to renounce the true God. She vehethat production activities "We welcome the opmently refused to observe the Emperor's edicts, and so suffered martyrdom in the three communica- portunity of both donatciesPite her youth. tion fields will remain ing blood and giving all them nearby. Above hner distinct, but that the new possible aid towards the er tombChristians retrieved her remains and entombed rose the Church of St. Eulalia seen in the picture. She suffered department will co-ordi- Medical Aid Committee emdar tYrdom on December 10, 304. Within a decade Christianity had triumph. nate planning and the for Vietnam for those t hroughout the Roman Empire. Church's general policy who are suffering most by ARTHUR O'LEARY regarding c o m munica- from the atrocities of the

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evident during the summer months in several conferences and study groups. The most important perhaps of these was the inter-diocesan conference of priests. About fifty priests, secular and religious, came together from the, five dioceses of the country to discuss the pastoral problems of the area in the light of Vatican II. In the diocese of Port-de-Paix. entrusted to the Montfort Fathers, a two-day liturgical conference followed the annual retreat. In the month of August, the Catechetical Institute organised a summer course at the College Saint-Marital in Port-au-Prince. It was held for catechists (mainly nuns) who work in the provinces and cannot follow the normal courses during the year. More than a hundred attended the course. Also in August, in the diocese of Cap Haitien, 43 nuns belonging to eight different congregations followed a fortnight's course of initiation into- the Haitian mentality. From July 5 to 8 in Port-au-Prince there was also a pedagogical course attended by 235 teachers. And finally, in the spirit of "Populorurn Progressio," Professor Biyais. a Christian economist and colleague of Father Lebret, held in September, in the diocese of Cayes, a session entitled "Pastoral and Development" for the clergy, religious Brothers and nuns of the island. More than eighty attended. A fuller course along the same lines will be held in the same town of Cayes next April. These meetings, taking place after a difficult period in which certain dioceses were deprived of their bishops, have been extremely useful; they have broken the isolation imposed by the geographical conditions of the country, and have given new courage to the small group of missionaries, who face a very complex task.

Pontinak, Indonesia WITH the political revolution of Septembei, 1965, prospects for the Church brightened considerably in Indonesia, if only because of the lessening of the threat of communism. Catholics, along with other religious groups, will now have a far greater say in the reconstruction of the country. The number of Catholics in the Archdiocese of Pontianak increased by 5.700 in the past two years, bringing the total to 43,032. About 20 per cent of the Catholic population is Chinese. which corresponds to the percentage of Chinese in the general population. The number of catechumens is also satisfactory-6.137 at the end of June, 1967. To look after the needs of the people there are 45 priests (mostly Capuchins), assisted by 33 Brothers and 180 nuns. Five of the priests are Chinese and two are Indonesian; there are nine Indonesian Brothers; and among the Sisters there are 46 Indonesians and 47 Chinese. The majority of the foreign personnel have also taken up Indonesian citizenship. One of the main difficulties of the future will be the recruiting of sufficient personnel. In the past two years, two native priests have been ordained, and there are only seven senior seminarists preparing for the priest hood. With the vast area of the archdiocese ( 16,000 square miles), more personnel is ui gently needed. To offset the shortage of religious persoil ncl, great attention is paid to the training of lay catechists, of whom there are now 556 men and 201 women. There are some welleducated catechists from Java, and some students from the archdiocese have been sent to a special high school for catechists in Java. In the teacher training college a sound religious education is given, so that the teachers may be able to help afterwards as full-time or part-time catechists. One of the main difficulties, as usual, with catechists is that of finding the money to pay them worthwhile salaries. Among the problems facing the Church, one is that of the Moslems, who are now trying to use the present anti-communist mentality to make Islam the State religion. Another is the economic one of rising prices which have doubled in two years. And a third is the Chinese question. The Chinese (about 20 per cent of the population) tend to live apart from the Indonesians„ with their own language, residential areas and organisations. They are by far the richest section of the community, and politically they are inclined towards communism. One of the tasks of the Church will be to try to bring about a greater spirit of unity between the Chinese and Indonesians. GOD LOVE YOU to "C" for $2, "for the Missions;" to Anon. for $50, "A Christmas Gift for the Missions;" to Anon. for $3, "for the Missions;" to Anon. for $1, "for Pope Paul's Mission Fund." • SEND your sacrifice to Rev. Father W. 3. Foley, Catholic Missions Office, 77 St. George's Terrace, Perth 6000.

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Thursday, December 7, 19€,

Perth Legionaries Visit Goldfields For Jubilee AFTER months of plonning and preparation the Silver Jubilee lie. Sister spoke on "How Can The Catholic celebrations of the first Legion of Mary Proesidium on the School Prepare The Child For Future Catholic AcGoldfields, House of Gold, have come and gone. tion Activities? Link This With

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The celebrations commenced with a Novena of Masses Sister M. Andrea, from the Convent of Mercy, and concluded with a weekend seminar. Coolgardie, followed on

The weekend started and understood, and gested that we take as with "Assisting The Ado, 'with the arrival of 14 of therefore more effective our intention, our theme lescent To 'Reach Adultour brother and sister in the world. And in do- for the two days, the hood." Cutting the cake at the jubilee L " egionaries from Perth, ing so, he made more words of St. Paul to the Brother Quilligan, from. iand we were indeed very widely known the dignity Colossians: "You must Christian Brothers' Colsupper was happy that so many were of her, Mary, the Mother. live your whole life ac- lege, Kalgoorlie, was the Mercy, Kalgoorlie, was was held in the hall and delicious !able to make the trip and of God, through the Gos- cording to the Christ you next speaker and Bro- the final speaker, and was attended by over a served and pride of place :be with us for this mem- pel accounts of her di- have received; Jesus the ther told us about Junior Sister's talk was on hundred people. Commu- on the table was the awn. vine Motherhood from Lord; you must be rooted Catholic Action in C.B.C. "How Can The Members nity singing and a few versary cake, which Was orable occasion. The seminar corn- Bethlehem to the birth of in Him and held firm by Mrs. C. Barron, a mem- Of The Lay Apostolate dances had everyone in a made by Mrs. E. Major Foster Voca- happy mood. Vocal items and beautifully iced -menced Saturday the Church in Jerusalem the Faith you have been ber of St. Helen's Majel- Group on by tions?" were given by Mrs. A Mrs. F. Cooper. The reci. imorning at 11 a.m. with at Pentecost. and taught, full of lan Club, spoke on the Father Turner thanked Duddy and Mr. J. Nicoli tation of the Catena !Holy Mass celebrated by We are here in our thanksgiving." and activities of the three speakers for their and piano and violin Final Legion Prayers :Father P. Turner, spiri simple way to do the At the conclusion of clubs in Kalgoorlie and all the then most interesting talks solos by Miss M. Plasto brought the celebrations tual director of Our Lady very same thing. As Cath- Mass a buffet luncheon one in Boulder. These of Perpetual Succour olics we are Apostles. We was served in the hall to clubs have only been and for the time they had and Mr. I. Lockyer re- to a happy conclusion. The accomlCuria. In his opening ad- are commanded to show about 75 people. The first functioning for a short put into preparing them. spectively. The following morning 'dress and welcome, the world the Way, the talk on the "Aims and time, but now have over Afternoon tea was served panists were Mesdames and Benediction brought Hally-Burton and Argus the Holy Sacrifice of the which took place during Truth and the Life of Ideals of the Legion" was seventy members. the afternoon proceed and the proceedings Mass was offered for the Mass, Father said the Christ. We try to become given by Miss Shirley Sister M. Finian, ings to a close. were ably compered by souls of all deceased Le. Mass of the day was that more like Christ in order Marshall. Incorporated from the Convent of That evening a social Mr. Brian Hennecker. A gionaries. to show His image to the in her talk, Shirley gave of St. Jerome. There are similarities world. In the Legion we an insight into the work • between Mary, St. Jerome try to do this under the done by the Legion in patronage of Boulder and Kalgoorlie. and ourselves. Mary is special Mr. Corry Honner then the Mother of God's Mary, His Mother. She is Word made flesh. She is our example of the per- told us of the early days the faithful Virgin who fect human co-worker of the Legion and House accepted imme diately with Christ, the Son of of Gold Praesidium. He and without quibbling God. Perfect faith, humi- was followed by Miss E. White, president of Perth the Will of God for her. lity, charity, prudence. This weekend we are Comitium, who congratuShe co-operated with God in showing forth His celebrating the work and lated the Legion on their light, His Word, His Son love and service given in silver anniversary and to the world. She is call- 25 years by devoted men said how happy she was ed, and in fact is, the and women on the Gold- to be here. Mrs. McLer- THE awareness that "in numerous areas of human life, the tired as soon as their em. ployers found out they Queen of Apostles, of fields. In a special way it non, the foundation prePatriarchs, of Prophets. is the jubilee of those sident of House of Gold, message of salvation does not direct men's progress" makes were priests. outlined the commenceSt. Jerome spent his who have gone before us ment of the Legion in "bold revisions of thought and action" more urgent than In most cases, their coin the Legion here; we life in the service of the workers know they are Kalgoorlie 25 years ago. Word, both as a priest are celebrating their Other foundation mem- ever, the French bishops said in a joint statement issued in priests and have excelwork. We hope to make and especially in his lent relations with them bers present at the cele- Lourdes at the end of their plenary assembly. work in helping to make more obvious to our brations and still active community the apostolic Cardinal Veuillot judgThe statement said this light of the Second Vati Catholic Committee the Scriptures, the Word Legionaires were Miss E. of God, more available work already being done Ryan and Mesdames W. absence of the Gospel's can Council, the bishops Against Hunger, of which ed that the results of this by the various societies influence has been obser- of France have endeav- Bishop Jacques Menager experiment are at prein the parish. We hope Craig and C. Dunn. vable for a long time oured to investigate the of Meaux was president, sent positive. The priests DO yourself a favour! Be- that with this knowledge These speakers were among workers, and is concrete requirements of will now be headed by a work in teams of three fore you buy a used car— will come interest, and followed by Mr. Jack now more noticeable in this missionary action, layman. In the future the or four and live as far as find out how much you with interest, we hope Johnston, a member of areas and among for themselves and for bishop will simply be the possible in a common recan actually save on a and pray personal in- the St. Vincent de Paul rural those who, "through the priests with whom spiritual ad- sidence. brand new Holden. Get volvement. Society, who told us of thought, cultural effort, they are united, for the coMmittee's viser. $200 more for your tradeEstablishment of a Father welcomed all the society's activities on technology, the organisa- laity and for religious At the plenary as- second series of worker' in, save $100s in new car the Goldfields. After sembly. Pierre Cardinal priests is foreseen for the terms and relax with a visitors, former mem- breaking up for group tion of society, mould communities." The bishops gave con- Veuillot of Paris, presi- spring of 1969. The plea 12/12 G.M.H. warranty. bers of the Legion, Le- discussions, Father Tur- the new face of man." Saying that this de- siderable attention to dent of the Committee cry assembly of the call. Youngs WA, Holden gionaries and other pari- ner summarised the precalled for the role of the laity in of the Mission to the French bishops will be Dea'ers. 529 Albany Hwy., shioners, especially the vious talks and also in- velopment Park. VictoHa 6 6321. Sisters, and said that he corated the works of the bold revisions of thought the life of the Church Workers, reported on the held in Lourdes in Octohoped all would spend a and action, the bishops and to the laity's partici- new experiment of worA /F! 74 6384. decide on happy weekend and sug- Catholic Women's League. said that "courageous ef- pation in its missionary ker-priests in France, the ber, 1968, will of this conditions the A fternoon tea was forts have already been effort. first official public com- new stage in the evangeliserved and we then ad- carried out. Every-Where They even considered munication on the sub- sation of the workers. journed to the church the Church is at work. the possibility of arrang- ject since Rome authofor the Scriptural Rosary Numerous are the signs ing periodically a nation- rised resumption of the The bishops were askand Benediction. of renewal. But the im- al meeting between tha experiment in October, ed to keep the Workers' mensity of the task re- bishops and representa- 1965. Mission informed of new ROSARY quires of the whole peo- tives of the laity, not There are at present 48 develop ments between worker - priests. now and then. The Wor• The Rosary, recited in ple of God a concerted only the laity organised such t he church at 1.30 p.m. on and persevering action, in Catholic Action, but Among them are about a kers' Mission, a secretsSunday, commenced the not only to renew itself also the laity that lives dozen Religious priest!,. rlat . i4 the bishops' cons econd day of the semi- in the spirit of the Gos- and acts outside of offi- The secular priests be- ference that co-ordinates nar. Approximately 130 pel, but also to make the cial structures. of the long for the most part to evangelisation people were then present Church present among They also studied ways the Mission of France or workers, is already estabin the Hall for the first human groups where it is of "declericalising" cer- to the Prado. lished in 25 dioceses and talk given by Sister M. still a stranger. The Mission of France is being set up in 16 tain of these official Concepta from St. Jo"In the course of this structures. As a first step now constituted as a pre- others. seph's Convent, Kalgoor- plenary asembly. in the towards this goal, the lature and headed, Meeting during the Archbishop Franc oic assembly, the plenary Marty of Rheims, was of the founded during World bishop-protectors of University War II to train French Catholic their reaffirming Paris priests to work in areas Monsignor where people no longer confidence in Haubtmann, recPierre practised their religion. universitY, The Prado is a congre- tor of the Mores reform whose gation of priests and lay student men devoted to helping have aroused the poor. Its superior- protest. gener a 1 is Auxiliary Bishop Alfred Ancel of by SAVE $100s on interest Lyons. WO new brand These priests, the re- buying a deposit port said, all of whom en. Buy on $436 your for more $200 have had special training, or get buY you at first found difficulty in •rade-in! Before least find at car, used a getting employment besave Yotl cause they did not have out how we can new car. a oney on m sufficient p r o fessional Holden training and could not Youngs WA, Hwy., Vic.; furnish reference testify- ers. 529 Albany 66321. Park. ing to previous work ex- toria 46 3256. perience. Some of them were

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just as hopeless in "Bellbird." Classed as Australia's answer to "Peyton Place," I could say without doubt that the only heat in this programme comes from the overhead lights in the studio. The sets are childish, the plot is non-existent, and the actors aren't (actors, that is!). HE sounds made by faraway places like Afri- dition to recordings of Even repeats of "Lassie" animals are a regular ca, Australia or South birds and animals and in. would be more exciting feature of the British America to make record- isn egctsEsruicshtaiaiss the Tenax migr than the "typical" Aus- Broadcasting radio and ings, but I have contacts or tralian drama. television p r o grammes like, for example, An- hoverfly, the Natural His. about wildlife and even thony Walker in Rho- tory Library kept [D*O figure in programmes as desia who recently sent recordings nvi gsiidlifae diverse as drama and me a tape of an Eastern cross-section SHOWS TO WATCH . . . "Desert Island Discs" Scrub Robin. sounds which evoked a "Inquiry Into Assassina- with its familiar seagulls "Some of our record- mental picture ap ldiene of, for tion" (four-part series, ists in Britain have sent example,r fo t r N the average, funny and boring. It's an Astin perform a beautiful beginning Saturday, De- by the Sleepy Lagoon. They are drawn from me splendid recordings. a marsh. the Americans all-time low in television duet. They complement cember 16, at 8.5 p.m. on the B.B.C.'s collection of Sometimes an amateur "We provide natural comedy. each other and the rest efChannel 2). win the Secnatural history record- enthusiast sends along to fects to natural history of the zany cast week Ei*E after week, show after In this series the C.B.S. ings, one of the largest me a recording of, say, a films and radio pro. World ond animal very rare bird which may grammes. In a pro. of cameras take an indepen- c ollections show. comedy, of SPEAKING War at least once a dent look into questions sounds in the world, at not be technically per- gramme on Tiger Beetles, What a perfect way to week on Perth tele- as last week I said I start the weekend, by that could cast doubts the headquarters of its fect, but is of consider- say, natural effects are watching would, try on the findings of the Natural History Unit in able historical, tropical meant to give you the vision. "Many Happy Returns" spending a happy halfand primitive interest, feeling of being down in hour with "The Addams Warren Commission of Bristol. We've come to accept on Channel 9, Saturday Family." Inquiry. In each of the The person responsible for instance, a recording , the Tiger Beetle's own nights p.m. at 6.30 this without question. four programmes a main for building up this col- of a Great Reed Warb- miniature world among John McGivor gives a After al/, what choice do question is asked, then lection—and himself re- ler." the grass stems, the D*0 we have but to go "All sparkling witty performdivided into small ques- cording many examples Recordings, he said, sounds you might be. ance Burnley, Walter as the way with the U.S.A.." FOR the sportsman, or tions, these being exam- in the field — is its pre- must be free of extrane- come aware of if you lie Old movies give us manager of the return for those yearning to re- ined through reports sent librarian, the well- ous noises and should be down among the tall department Krockat John Wayne waging war turn to nature, Channel from the scene of the as- known naturalist John recorded at a speed of grass bordering a hedgedepartment meyer's with the enemy in the In a B.B.C. not less than 3.1 inches row on a hot sunny day 2's programme, "Look," sasination, talks with wit- Burton. Pacific, "Combat" teaches store. drowsy with the sounds on Sundays at 5.30 p.m., nesses, the opinions of broadcast recently he per second. my this mind To leaves us how the Yanks disthe experts and officials talked about his work to of insects." is a viewing highlight of Asked Burton by about pose of the enemy, and little scope for situation the week. directly involved, and producer John Sparks. Recordings, he said, set the hazards recording of comedy, fact and quite in "Hogan's Heroes" how "There are 412 discs in Introduced and nar- some independent ballismammals, Sparks the scene for all sorts of they outsmart them. often the return depart- rated by Peter Scott, last tics tests carried out by the library, representing large "I said: was in Poland in other programmes or "McHale's Navy" was a ment fails to rate a men- Sunday's episode,, "The C.B.S. 748 species of animals the autumn of 1962 to re- gave dramatic effect. tion, nevertheless but first-class example of the and 550 birds," he said. cord the European Bison "But it's important to every show is well writ- Perfect Fish," was a fasThe subject of the first "funny side" of it all. all began with Ludwig in their last remaining use the right "It cinating study of one of ten, well produced and programme recording at is: "Did Lee And now, to undo all Koch, the famous natu- natural haunt—the large the right time. As a the most desired fish in Harvey Oswald forshoot their good work, comes extremely funny. ralist and broadcaster. Bialowieza Forest — they mer head of the John McGivor, though the world, the trout. President Kennedy?" B.B.C. "Hennesey," Channel 7 at Koch retired in 1951 and have a herd of more than Natural History Scott took us on a he never rated big parts Unit, 7 on Saturdays. -All Gas And Gaiters" was succeeded by Eric in movies, is a master of journey through the dim a hundred which the Bruce Campbell, once —The Bishop writes a Simms, who made full Poles built up from vir- said, 'A nightingale's The very latest in the the quip and the pun. It's underwater world of this song spate of Service comedies a great show all round. beautifully coloured and Sermon (Channel 2, Sun- Use of the first portable tual extermination in the in an August country day, 8.45). Another proto (dis)grace our screens, tape-recorder and the second World War. shaped fish as it went scene in England is as "Hennesey" stars old about the difficult busi- gramme in a new B.B.C. parabolic reflector and i "I had the bulk of my nappropriate as Henry comedy series written by added many new recordman of the screen Jackie ness of surviving. VIII dressed with a briar sent in ad- p equipment Paul Devaney and Edwin pe.1 I Cooper, who, like Borg- "THE Addams Family" is ings to the collection." From the moment the but by vance rail, alas, it nine and the rest of his another tongue-in-cheek eggs were laid, through Apps. The calendar of enBurton said that in the Navy counterparts, is ob- programme that war- the hatching period and gagements of the Bishop last decade or so with got stuck in East GerM EETINGS viously on the way out. rants a mention. For peo- on to the final formation of St. Ogg's is a very the development of good many and reached BialoWhy else would he act in ple with a broad sense of of the wonderful fish it- busy one and the engage- reliable tape - recorders wieza a month after my CHANGED ment that always gives the number of recordists departure. I found mya show like this? humour, and a fair de- self, the programme rehim the most trouble is of wildlife, amateur and self without a parabolic Because all Therries mained interesting and Hennesey is a Navy gree of tolerance, Mon his yearly visit to his old professional, had snow- reflector cable, and worst are involved in the prodoctor. He has fun, fun, ticia and Gomez Addams, informative. The photo- school to preach the ser- balled. He bought quite a of all the bulk of my ductions of the Christfun. His audience doesn't, not to mention grandma, graphy was fresh and mon on Founders' Day. with St. sometimes lot of their recordings to t apes. Fortunately I had mas plays quite remarkand if you can bring Uncle Fester, Pugsley, An unfortunate mis- make as representative a a Nagra tape-recorder George's Anglican Cathyourself to watch it, you Wednesday, Lurch and able, and the story was understanding in his collection of world wild- with me, but only three edral Drama Group, the will find out why. The Thing provide us with simply told. five-inch tapes. Monday night meetings there Take youth resulted .a in look a life as possible. at "Look" show is improbable, un- laughs aplenty every Fri"Tapes were unobtain- at St. Mary's Hall have strain upon his reputa"It's very expensive for day evening on Channel next Sunday night. tion. the B.B.C. to send me to able in Bialowiem, so I been suspended until HOLDEN. Today only you 9 at 5.30 p.m. had to make do. I had to after the New Year. ' can afford a new Holden. It is possibly the most interview the Bison at and All members audacious comedy idea Save up to $250 in new short range in a large friends are invited to a THE sad day is growing , car finance. Buy on $436 anyone's had for a long nearer when that glamorpaddock. I was chased Christmas - New Year deposit and relax with a time. It outlasted "The ous, karate-chopping a narrow party to be held at 53 by one bull lass, Munsters," a similar 12/12 G.M.H. warranty. escape. just managed I to Mackie Street, Victoria Diana Rigg, will disFind out now . . and best "way - out" programme appear from the record some of his anger Park, on Saturday, De. cast of by coming up with the CENTURY" — "20th "DIALOGUE"— Winter before I had to run for cember 30. All interested phone before you buy a the "Avengers" (Channel and Spring number, 1967. it." used vehicle. Youngs WA most sensational skits, 2, Tuesday, please ring Edna Hop. Winter Spring, 1967. and 7.55). 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"THE RECORD," by courtesy of Station 25M Sydney, publishes some of Dr. Rumble's radio answers each week. TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER Queries from our readers (which must be accomSUBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW panied by name and ad ( Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Recori dress of sender) are ansOffice of any variation in the times below.) wered over the radio In their due turn. Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. Maylands: 7.15, 8.30, 14 6 p.m. Armadale: 7.30 a.m., 9 Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m. 7 p.m. a.m. condemnation of Midland: 7, 8, 9, 10, It our a.m. Ashfield: 8 own neglect and inefficia.m., 5.30 p.m. ency. As for your ques- Attadale: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.31 a.m., 7 pm tion to myself personala.m. ly, I would rather see Balcatta: Laurence Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 St a.m., 6 p.m. religionless people, even Church: 7, 9, 11 a.m. of Scripture may not in fusal on their part of though nominally Catho- Balga: (See Mirrabooka). Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 14 a.m., 6.30 p.m. fact be its real meaning. the Catholic religion. In lics, given some know- Bakers Hill: 1st, 3rd, 7 Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m.. It is that which needs 1963, addressing the Vati- ledge of Christ and p.m.; 2nd and 5th, 8 Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 11 checking, making sure can Council on ecumeni- taught to pray and helpa.m.; 4th, 10.30 a.m. a.m. ed to live Christian lives and not merely assum- cal problems, the South 7, 8.15, 9.30 Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.34 Bayswater: ing that we have rightly American Cardinal Hen- by Protestant missiona.m. a.m., 6 p.m. understood the teachings riquez put things well aries, however inadeconcentrate on preach- of the Gospels we pro- when he frankly said quate I myself, and you Bassendean: 7, 9.30 a.m. Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, 13 "Interested," a.m., 5 p.m. ing the Gospel your- fess to accept. that the religious needs also might think their Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 North Shore: Mundaring: 8 a.m., 7 p„,:f selves, without casting PROTESTANTS IN Q.: Although a Baptist. of many of the people presentation of Chrisa.m., 5 p.m. a.m.. 10.30 Mundijong: aspersions on those of SOUTH AMERICA I think the Legion of in South America had tianity to be. The one Bedford Park: 7, 8.30, Sunday. 3rd condition I would make me gave who other Q.: ary, What denominations odds if Protes- not been met by CatholiM 9.30, 10.30 a.m. who faithfully preach ants are increasing in cism owing to a shortage is that these zealous Pro- Belmont: 8, 10 a.m. 5 Myaree: 7, 9 a.m., 7.34 your booklet on "The p.m. mission aries the Word of God? South America? Would of clergy, lack of instruc- testant Baptists," have much p.m. good R.: You will not find for you rather that those tion, and bad example should at least refrain Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 Naval Base: 8 a.m. potential Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.31 in my booklet a single who refuse to accept by many professing Ca- from vilifying the Cathohere in Sydney. a.m., 6 p.m. a.m. and 5 p.m. your version of Chris- tholics. As a result, he lic religion as such, and Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., R.: I'm glad you are aspersion cast on anyNorcia: 6.45, 7.31 restrict New themselves to a that. say The body. to It is an tianity should there- said, Protestant denomobjective 6 p.m. able 10 a.m. fore be outside the inations have multiplied, positive preaching of the Brentwood: 7, 9, 11 a.m. Legionaries of Mary try study of things held in North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m. Kingdom of God? and 7 p.m. firstly to live up to the common by Catholics have really been speak- Gospel as they under7 p.m. stand it. That would their religion of and a.m. deals 10.30 7.30, R.: It is rather a mat ing to the people's needs Baptists, and of Carilla: i themselves; and then de- those in which they dif- ter of neglected Catho- and we Catholics instead accord with the prin- Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., North Doubleview: 8, fl a.m. 7 p.m. 6.30 p.m. vote themselves to per- fer. But your reference lics in South America of blaming them should ciples you have declarFremantle: 7.34 suading careless Catho- to those who "faithfully than any considered re- see their success as a ed to be your own. Carmel Monastery: 8 a.m. North 9.30 a.m. Castledare: (See Wilson). lics to become practical preach the Word of God" Chidlow: 1st, 3rd, 4th; 8 North Wanneroo (23 mile ones, and to spreading pinpoints a difficulty peg): 7 p.m. every Sur a.m.; 2nd, 5th, 10.30 a knowledge of the Ca- you can no more escape Osborne Park: 7, 8.30, 14 a.m. tholic Faith among those than anybody else. It is City Beach: 8.15 a.m. a.m., 7 p.m. who do not yet possess this. However sincerely Hall, Cnr. Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.44 ( Anglican it. If they gave you a people preach the Word Templetonia Cres. and copy of my booklet, "The of God as they believe a.m. Tamala Rd.) Baptists," it could only it to be, does what they Pickering Brook: 10 a.m. Claremont: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. every Sunday. have been because of believe it to be corresCloverdale: 8, 9.30 a.m. Pinjarra: (1st, 3rd, 5th. their impression that you pond with what it really 7, 10.30 a.m.; (2n4 would welcome it —as is? Where conflicting inCoolbellup: 9 a.m. (Prim4th): 8.30, 10.30 a.m you did — in order to terpretations of the Gosary School) Perth: (St. Mary's Cathegain an understanding pel are preached, a deComo: 7.30, 9 a.m. dral): 7, 8, 9, 10, Vf respectively of the Cath- cision for or against Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m., ly, only to have them rea.m., 5 pm superficial. Nobody olic and Baptist posi- some of them has to be "No More Time," 5 p.m. futed by other theologwants to hear of hell." Darlington: 9 a.m. Queens Park: 7.30, 9.34 made; and one must ask Gladsville: tions. a.m. R.: No one could right- Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, oneself on what grounds Q.: "Time- magazine's ians or even expressly MISPLACED article (May 19) about condemned by ly the object to that. It is he accepts his own 11 posia.m., 5.30 p.m. Beach: (See Norts Quinn's INDIGNATION "new views on heaven Church. In a public au- not a denial of the exist- Dianella: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. tion and not others. Wanneroo). Q.: But why. for Heavand hell" greatly con- dience on May 24 last, ence of heaven and hell, East Cannington: 7.30, Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.fr en's sake (and I'm not BIBLICAL PROBLEM cerned me. with its Pope Paul VI, referring, but merely a statement 9.30 a.m. swearing) don't you Q.: I'm sorry to disaplisting of Catholic theo- to utterances of a num- that in our affluent soci- East Fremantle: 7 a.m. R iverton: 7.45 a.m., P a.m. point you, but ray conlogians among those ber of "progressive" ety people tend to devel9.30, 7.30 p.m. clusion your from (understandably Pro- theologians in regard to op the mentality Christ East Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Rivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.1 SAVE $100s on interest by booklet is that the doca.m. testants for the most the nature of the Euch- Himself forsaw and East Victoria Park: 6, 7.30, buying a brand new Holdtrines you preach can part) who express arist, said: "Many new against which He warn9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Rockingham: Till EaSta* en. Buy on $436 deposit only be true if the what seem to me the voices have been heard ed us in the parable of Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. Sunday inclusive, 9 air, or get $200 more for your Scriptures are false. most unorthodox view regarding this holy mys- the rich man who amas- Embleton (Burnett St.): 7 p.m. trade-in! Before you buy R.: You bear out what imaginable. tery, and unfortunately sed a great supply of 8, 9.30 a.m. Roleystone: 7 a.m. at Ste,' a used car, at least find I have just said, and R.: Some Protestant not all of these voices worldly goods, promising Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 School except last Surout how we can save you your reason for reject- theologians — not all — have been sound or in himself many a.m., 6 p.m. years in day of month. money on a new car. ing the Catholic position expressed views opposed conformity with the au- the enjoyment of them, Fremantle (St. Patrick's): 1 Youngs WA, Holden Deal- would be a good one, if to Rottnest: 11.45 a.rr genuine Christian thentic teaching of the only to hear God say: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m.,' ers. 529 Albany Hwy., Vic- that position indeed con- teaching. For the most Church." every Sunday till fun. "Thou fool, this night 5 p.m. toria Park. 66321. A/H flicts ther notice. with Scripture. part, the reality of heav- A WISE REMINDER fhy soul shall be requir46 3256. But what you take for en and hell was admit- Q.: Italy's "Roman Cath- ed of thee, and whose Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m. Rossmoyne: 7 a.m., 4 6 p.m. a.m., 9 a.m. granted as the meaning ted, with an attempt at olic philosopher Ettore shall those things be Gooseberry Hill (Mary's Safety Bay: Till Easter Sunwhat was considered a Albino" was quoted by which thou hast proMount): 7.30 a.m. day inclusive, 7 30 a.m. more reasonable explana"Time" as saying: "A vided?" Luke 12:20. Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.31 A. SHEPHERD & co. PTY. LTD. tion than one would get certain satisf ac tion Your suspicions of unorGuildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. a.m., 7 p.m. from taking literally the with this world has re thodoxy here are not Gwelup: E STATE AGENTS (R.E.I.W.A.) St. Therese St. Catherine Laboure, Beevivid imagery of Scripplaced the aspiration justified, but are better Church: 9.30 a.m., 7.30 S PECIALISE IN . . . ford Ave.: 7, 8 30 Cr ture, as, for example, for heaven. A consum- founded in other instancp.m. es that of the Apocalypse er society gives man you give, as we shall Hamilton Hill: 7 a.m., Serpentine: alr. 10.30 happiness, even if it is see next time. depicting heaven as a 2nd and 4th Sunday. 9 a.m., 7 p.m. • PROPERTY MANAGEMENT walled city with streets Hampton Park: 8.30 a.m. Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.34 • RENTALS of gold, or hell as a dow is that of Buddhism, Havelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. "lake of fire and brimprofessed by 85' of the a.m. • PROPERTY OR HOUSE Perth: 7.30, 9.34 South stone." But every sensBurmese people. Budd- Herne Hill: 8 a.m. a.m., 5.30 p.m. S ALES ible person knows those hism is a system of ethi- Highgate: 7, 8, 9 a.m. are merely figures of Thinker, Grafton: Spearwood: 7, 9 a.m., T cal philosophy rather 7 p.m. • AUCTIONS speech, obviously sym- Q.: Please comment on than a religion. It knows ( 10 a.m., Italian), • FINANCE ARRANGEMENTS bolical and not intended the enclosed statement nothing of a personal ( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian) St Mary's Cathedral: (See to be taken literally. In on man's basic prob- God, nor of any divine Hilton Park: Perth). • VALUATIONS 7, 8.15, 9.30 general, most of the exlem. by U Thant. Sec- revelation. Buddha rea.m., 5 p.m. Sublaco: 6.45, 8, 9.1S planations given by the retary General of the garded everything be10.30 a.m. Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: theologians Protestant United Nations. yond this life, whether 8 a.m. Sunset: 9.15 a.m. could have a right sense; R.: U Thant was born before or after, as simMONEY INVESTED ON although, as I said last in Burma in 1909, and ply unknowable. Taking Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Swanbourne: 8, 9.30 a.m. 7.30 p.m. week, they are necessar- is a highly educated man. mankind as it is, he saw 1st AND 2nd MORTGAGES Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. ily inadequate, leaving A schoolteacher, in 1931 it plagued with sorrow Jandakot: 8 a.m. Jarranda,le: 10.30 a.m. Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 14 1st heaven and hell still as he became Headmaster and suffering and and 5th Sunday. a.m., 7 p.m. mysteries to be accepted of the National High thought the one importby faith and beyond our School Pantanaw. ant problem was deliver- Joondanna: 7, 8, 9, 10, Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. at a.m., 7 p.m. full comprehension in Several books written ance from these. For Wembley: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m.. this life. The same ver- by him on such topics him, the road to this was Kalamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 5.30 p.m. dict would hold good as Education, Democ- by emancipation from p.m Wembley Downs: 7, 9.34 theoloCatholic for the racy, and the League of desire, to be attained by Karragullen: 9 a.m. gians quoted. Nations well fitted him his "Middle Way" be Kelmscott: 830 a.m. West Perth: 7, 8, 9.34 VIEWS OF CATHOLIC for his later appoint- tween extremes of selfa.m., 10.30 a.m. (Italment as Burma's repre- denial and self-indul- Kensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 THEOLOGIANS a.m., 5 p.m. ian), 11.30 a.m. (PolQ.: Please tell me just sentative in the United gence, meditation leadish). how reliable and auth Nations Assembly, of ing to the necessary con- Kenwick: 9 a.rtl. and 5 elected was he which trol of thought and alleged conthese ritative Willagee: o 7, 9, a.m., 5.34 O.rn• General in duct. Meantime, a 11 Kewdare: (Summer): 8 p.m. spokesmen for the Ca- Secretary 1961, and for a second should be filled with tholic Church are. a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. R.: "Time" did not term in 1966. Certainly compassion for one's felWundowie: 9.15 a.m. Koongamia: Cancelled. his utterances of and low sufferers in this quote them as speaking Lancelin Island: 2nd Sun- Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m.. in the name of the Ca- about humanity's prob world of miseries. There day, 7 a.m., 7 p.m. every Sunday. tholic Church. The views lems deserve close atten- are many forms of Bud• Leederville: 7, 9, 10.30 were quoted as the per- tion; and his discussions dhism and which of a.m. (Tower St.) 8.30 Lithuanian Mass: Paul have Pope VI with them U Thant one of professes opinions sonal a.M. East Perth: 10.45 a.m. who happened to be a resulted in mutual per- only he can say, but unesteem despite doubtedly, despite his Lesmurdie: 7.30, 9 a.m Polish Mass: Catholic, and they had sonal Lynwood: 10.15 a.m. West Perth: 11.30 a.m. no more reliability or au- their not sharing the Western ideas of politics worth of same religious outlook. and economics, he takes Maddington: 9 a.m. the than thority 'lee Italian Mass: e_/1 M ANAGING DIRECTOR PHONE 234393 the reasons each could BUDDHIST OUTLOOK his Eastern ethical val- Maida Vale: 8 a.m. Hamilton Hill: 2nd Sunday advance for what he Q.: U Thant seems to me ues seriously; and they Mandurah: Dec. 26 to 10 a.m. to be having a peep at are these which promptsaid. Individual CathoA. SHEPHERD Feb. 1: 6.30, 8, 9,30 West Perth: 10.30 a.m. the human scene from ed the statement of his & co. PTY. LTD. lic theologians are not a.m., 6.30 p.m. Feb. 7 Ukrainian Church, May.. E STATE a different window of views you have sent me infallibilwith ndowed e to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m AGENTS (R E 1 WA.) ESTABLISHED 1922 lands: Every Sunday at the mind. Those I will discuss in Manning: ity. They may propose o .m.7, 8.15 and 252 St. George's Tce., Perth 10 a.m., Summertime. R.: His different winlikefuture sessions. opinions they think 8 and 10 a.m.

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