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'Significant' edict on family planning
Bread and Gospel; mission director on priorities
VATICAN CITY (NC).—The recent statement on family planning by the Mexican bishops "appears to be of major significance, particularly in the field of national public policy regarding population growth," according to Msgr. Joseph Gremillion, secretary of the Pontifical Commission on Justice and Peace.
The Mexican bishops ori ties have repeatedly gave qualified approval said that they would reto government plans to frain from intruding into MARK WYCHE MARIO BYRNE The privacy. the nation's spiral- family curb misPreaching the Gospel has a very definite primacy in the Church's ling population growth stress, they said, would in be on "responsible patersionary activity. However this primacy does not mean first in the order through "education nity" as an antidote to paternity." responsible Catholic of time, says Father Nicholas McSweeney, Director of the Perth the estimated 40 per cent The statement of the of children who are born Missions Office. decithe bishops placed and to family size out of wedlock on sion the 20 per cent of pregt s "Evangelisation married whole the the to on responsible be. squarely cannot Often it nancies that end in aborchurch' and vice-versa," means announcing tr. , couples. tion. for sitting candidates College Christian Aquinas 110 neither Of "It is Gospel to a non-Chri he said. "This decision of the human tian with the hope of his Leaving and Matriculation subjects five secured charity nor The Mexican bishops "A local church must accepting that Gospel, four or more distinctions, 58 gained uncondi- husband and wife about urged Catholics to join psychology to star t important most the preaching to a starving be a missionary church his eventual conversion tional matriculation to the University of W.A., government and civic orthing — to have another and every member of the and eventual memberin furthering man," he says. ganisations AusWest and 77 qualified for entrance to the child or not — implies through h i s ship of the Church," he Church, campaign. the Technology. of responInstitute tralian the and the right He made his remarks baptism, must be a mis- added. The bishops said that sibility to decide upon when he released the sionary to his fellow Night Reunion customary disoutstanding The age present this "In is up to parents to state"it the means," the report financial l annua man whether he be fa'r at the colhowever, evangelisation tinction winners and the which is held decide with full considsaid. ment of the Society for the or hear." and and development must subject in which they lege for students eration of the matter, Propagation of the Faith "The decision they take distinctions were: their parents in midof children Father McSweeney re- work together in the gained for the Archdiocese of the means, the number regarding MARK WYCHE: English, March. they have, fully accountPerth for 1972 which is ferred to the fact that missionary context. The sincerity with following French, physics, chemThe dux of the college, before God, published on Page 3 of the word "development" circumstances of need of their con- ing for them istry and biology. Mario Byrne, came from the dictates had become a catchword and opportunity will this issue. them before the children they leave must science, before dictate the proper pro- ASHLEY RODRIGUES: Singapore. He has been during the past year. mind, already have and of peace Referring with gratiM Father at the college for the with portion," community." the mathemaGeography, He felt that it was a Sweeney said. tude to the generous renow since they have no reatics II, mathematics past two years and driftPublic policy on popusponse of the people that good thing that people at son to feel they are parents his with lives III, physics and chemapart from divine lation growth was of ing "We must be ab'e to gradually being produced a total of were RodAshley Booragoon. istry. special concern to the " $59,357 for the year, he trained to have a con- bring bread and the rigues comes from Ipoh, friendship. and Peace ComJustice recogthat also world a bishops to The Gospel said that he felt obliged science about the Third RORY CURTIN: English, Malaysia. the right of the mission, in line with the nised developing is waiting for both. We to hope that this sum World o f mathematics II, matheMark Wyche studied government to facilitate encyclical (of Pope Paul) fail both God and manwould continue to in- nations. matics III, physics and for a time in Sydney Progessio, with out set we if distribution of informa- Populorum kind crease each year as the chemistry. before going to Aquinas. tion on family planning. which treated this matOne result of such pro- bread alone." demands of the missions His family at present are added. grammes of education, continued to increase. He said that in thc MARIO BYRNE: Mathe"Government action in ter, they in Queensland. living however, could be that matics II, mathematics Msgr. Gremillion said this area, however, must teeth of an increasing "The contribution of many people consider physics and chemJoining the staff of follow the demands of that the stand of the but skilfully disguised money to missionary that "progress through Aquinas next year, will moral law and must re- Mexican bishops could istry. it was necessecularism work is an education development" was adebe Brother P. A. Faulk- spect the freedom of take on extra significance to insist that the process for priests, Re- quately fulfilling the mis- sary MARK O'CONNOR: Eng- ner, from Geraldton, and of husband and "in view of the coming specific task of the lish, physics, chemistry Brother Trembath, from choice ligious and laity in the sionary command o f of World was not just of the bishops said. observance wife," Church truth spelt out by the Christ: Preach the Gosand geology. Fremantle. social or In announcing an in- Population Year in 1974." Second Vatican Council pel to every creature, he the temporal, the high of Some but order, economic Brother G. A. Green tensive family planning that 'the local church is said. marks gained in individwas of a religious nature will go to Trinity Col- campaign, Mexican auth- • See also PAGE 3. ual subjects were: (99 lege, and Brother R. B. III He believes that a les- Mathematics marks): Mario Byrne. Healy will return to fullson can be learnt from Kim time duties as a member (97): Economics various that wave of of the Provincial Council Cowcher. protests that have occurof the Christian Brothred in the more prosper- Geography (95): Michael ers. McGaughrin. ous parts of the world. Biology ---- matriculation "A generation that has ( 93): Mark Wyche. grown up in a comfortMark (92): Geology world affluent and able O'Connor. can often turn around Physics — matriculation and reject it," he added. (91): Mark O'Connor. "They do this not beAs a result of the pubcause it has given them lication of the Leaving t oo much (and this is results, the college has USUALLY COME BACK FOR true) but because it has announced the names of ANOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER given them a world with- its principal prize-winDALLAS.— Representaout a soul. ners for the senior class. tives of most of the UnitAND ANOTHER. . . "It is a warning that They are: ed States' major Protesdevelopment alone is Dux of the College, math- tant and Eastern Orthonever enough; man does ematics II and III arid dox churches have urgMario ed amnesty for thouchemistry: not live on bread alone." Byrne. sands who evaded serand vice in the Vietnam war accessit Proxime biology: Mark Wyche. illegally. ON INSIDE PAGES Third place, English and Such a step was needMark O'Con- ed to begin healing the 4 physics: Calendar „. nor. wounds of division the Children's Ashley war had inflicted on the place: Fourth 9 Rodrigues. Birthdays ... nation, the 250-member Fifth place: Rory Curtin general board of the Classified and economics: National of Council 10 History Advertising ... Glen Travers. Churches said. Colin Clark Feature 7 Literature: Alan DonoThe Catholic Bishops 4 van. Editorial of the United Conference THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN French: Mark Watson. Eucharistic Geography: Michael Mc- States had earlier urged CARS ofan amnesty for all 8 Gaughrin, Congress ... the draft under fenders AUTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS Letter to the Editor 11 Mathematics I: Shane laws. Bannan. HOLDEN DEALER Sister Philomena Christopher Geology: President Nixon has Earle ... 5 strongly opposed an amStacey. 1308 Albany Hwy. Michael nesty, although several Sport ... 12 Accountancy: Cannington Bills have been introducMurphy. PHONE: 68 1826 PHONE: 1826 TV, Radio ... 68 6 These school prizes ed in Congress favouring will be presented at the it
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Birth Control?
NEW YORK (NC).—Sixty-eight per cent of American Catholic women are now using birth control methods forbidden by Pope Paul's encyclical, Humanae Vitae, according to the 1970 National Fertility Study.
Angelo Campana and Nunzio Calabrese (pictured above), brilliant young piano accordionists will be a part of the programme headed by the Italian Choir of Maestro V. Anclreatta and soloists of W.A. Opera Company who will present a moonlight concert at the Parkerville Amphitheatre on Saturday, January 20, at 8 p.m. This is the first time that a concert of this nature has been held. The concert will provide a long-awaited opportunity for West Australian families to see and hear talented artists in the unique beauty of the Amphitheatre at low cost. (See advt. Page 6.)
The study, published in the January 5 issue of the publication "Science," said that most of those disobeying the encycllcal's dictum against birth control methods rhythm other than were younger Catholic women and those who were regarded by the author as study's more "committed" to their religion. The study concludseems ed that "it abundantly clear U.S. Catholics have rejected the 1968 papal enstatement cyclical's on birth control." Statistics for the study were gathered interviews through with 6752 Catholic women of reproductive age (under 45) who were white and living with their husbands. According to the study, the proportion of Catholic women aged 18 to 39 who used birth control methods besides rhythm increased from 30 per
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cent in 1955 to 51 per cent in 1965. From 1965 to 1970, the proportion rose from 51 to 68 per cent, the study said.
Thursday, January 1 1, 1973.
Lessons for Common Market in N. Ireland
BELFAST (NC).—Whatever uncertainties lie ahead for Northern Ireland in 1973, one thing is sure: it is joining the European Economic Community (EEC) with Britain and the Republic of Ireland, the two nations struggling over its future.
Britain is anxious that regional policies in acAs one of the less developed regions within its dispute with the Re- tion that the E.E.C. is the E.E.C. — the Com- public of Ireland over now only beginning to mon Market — and its Northern Ireland should grapple with. only area in a state of not develop into a major Over 20 years, Northvirtual insurrection, Nor- conflict among member Ireland has had the ern thern Ireland will be the States of the E.E.C. advantages of a flow of focus of considerable atThe E.E.C. executive tention from the E.E.C. commission in Brussels capital investment from Britain to develop its commission headquart- is anxious to help to rebasic social and econsolve the problem, not ers in Brussels. omic systems — as well E.E.C. entry can prove only from a genuine deas direct industrial into be more significant to sire to achieve harmony Northern Ireland's long- throughout the E.E.C. centives and aid. range future than all the but because it could In the process, lessons headline making turbu- seize this opportunity to have been learnt about lence of recent years demonstrate its own cap- the amount of spin-off hereabouts. acity as an effective force that can be expected Mr. Robin Bailie, Nor- in resolving political and from investment by outthern Ireland's former social problems through side industry, of the problems of the effect of Minister of Commerce economic action. said that the Common A study of the North- over-all central economic Market had a fundamen- ern Irish problem might and monetary policies tal relevance to the well be followed by a that can be useful for Northern Ireland prob- proposal for reconstruc- the E.E.C.'s under-delem in political as well tion or development fin- veloped regions. as economic terms. anced partly by E.E.C. The lesson to be learnt Equally —and perhaps funds, according to Mr. from the success of the even more surprisingly Bailie. E.E.C. is that progress — Northern Ireland, he It is here that North- towards a stable politisaid, had an importance ern Ireland's special ex- cal structure came not to the E.E.C. in both perience of regional de- from a political confereconomic and political velopment can make a ence or from constituterms out of all propor- unique contribution to tional formulas, but from tion to its size and popu- the development of re- the "functionalist" apgional thinking in the proach of setting about lation. Northern Ireland is the E.E.C. — an area that is specific tasks in a pragto the matic way, particularly only part of the E.E.C. fundamental where there is major whole future develop- on the economic front. civil conflict. It is the ment of the E.E.C. This can apply to the Until now certain reonly area in all nine job of reconstruction After an attendance E.E.C. countries where gions within E.E.C. counthat must take place in tries viewed the organilast year of more than there is a significant disNorthern Ireland. territorial sation with suspicion. over 200, the Past Pupils' As- pute governments sociation of the Sisters claims and sovereignty National of St. Joseph of the Sac- between member states. are only now beginning And it has had prob- to see regional policy as Keep abreast with the red Heart are confident of the success of this ably the most highly or- central to the developkeep abreav year's function to be held ganised regional develop- ment of the whole E.E.C. times; Northern Ireland — a on Sunday afternoon, ment policy in all nine British province — has with the Church—Read countries. January 21. For Britain, it is an had experience of rePrevious functions had consisted of a luncheon embarrassment besmirch- gional government. It THE RECORD. gathering. This year, it ing her reputation for has had experience of is planned as a catered political stability that it afternoon tea that will should, at this critical take place in the South point, now find itself the Perth Convent grounds one area of the whole after a Mass which will E.E.C. where political be celebrated in St. Col- institutions and authorumba's Church, at 2 p.m. ity are being violently The gathering calls to- attacked. gether past students of the Josephite Sisters from as far afield as their motor missions in Volume 8 of the series of records of the AusWyndham and Espertralian Festival of Music is of considerable inance. terest to West Australians as most of the works As it will be holiday are performed by local musicians. time, a good number of the country Sisters will String Quartet No. 3, tive in small-scale works. be able to be present by John Exton, is music Chamber music is one and over 75 of them reduced to its bare bones area where lack of ideas from their 17 schools in BELFORT, France (NC). in the Webern tradition. cannot be covered over W.A. are expected for the —A judge dismissed in- A stimulating perform- with a lot of noise. occasion. decent behaviour charg- ance by the Oriel QuarVolume 9 has three Further inquiries can es against a high school tet made me want to be made to Mrs. Evans, philosophy teacher who play the work again; its c oncertos. The first is telephone 67 5248 or Mrs. created a national con- stark beauty grows with a jolly little flute concerto by William LoveAllanson, telephone troversy allowing each performance. by lock which trips along 60 4430. classroom discussion on Nigel Butterley's Let- in an unpretentious but sex. ter from Hardy Bay is charming manner. I In dismissing charges a very subjective and found it extremely pleaITALIAN LESSONS against the teacher, Mme. personal piano piece sant. Performed by VerFOR HOUSEWIVES Nicole Mercier (28), which doesn't fit into non Hill and the MelMorning or afternoon or evening Judge Jean Pineau said formal category. It is bourne Symphony OrEnquire 65 6030, 21 4969 that his decision did not given a thoughtful per- chestra. grant a licence to "per- formance by David BolThe second we have ITALIAN LESSONS vert" the young. lard; I find that Butter- already heard at a recent FOR The controversy arose ley has almost always Festival of Perth. It is MEDICAL PERSONNEL when Mme. Mercier al- something to say and the the Concerto for Saxolowed her male and fe- technical ability to say phone and Orchestra by Nurses, Receptionists, Doctors James Penberthy and is Enquire 65 6030, 21 4969 male students to read it. and discuss a pamphlet Frank Hutchens con- a virtuoso concerto deITALIAN LESSONS entitled "Let's Learn to tributes a totally delight- signed to demonstrate FOR BUSINESSMEN Make Love — Let's Learn ful Piano Quintet, play- the skill of Peter Clinch to Have Fun." The fath- ed by Joyce Hutchinson who plays the solo part Communicate with your er of one of the students and the Austral Quartet. brilliantly. ITALIAN Customers It is quite traditional Enquire 65 6030, 21 4969 filed charges. Alfred Hill's Concerto That action touched with strong family life- for Piano and Orchestra off protests by students nesses to Schubert and is the longest and most ITALIAN LESSONS and others. After many Dvorak. serious work of the FOR YOU of Belfort's 5400 high Margaret Sutherland's three. Like all Hill's ENROL NOW FOR school students went on Sonata for Piano and work, it is conservative ADULT CONVERSATION unlimited strike on Mme. Clarinet, played by and follows the usual GROUPS Mercier's behalf, the Stephen Dornan a ii d structure of the RomanFIRST COMM WEEK city's three high schools Jack Harrison, was prob- tic piano concerto. FEBRUARY were closed for five days. ably considered modern It is a lovely work but ITALIAN The controversy made and daring in its day; similar to dozens writthe front pages of Paris it a 1 s o manages to ten in the late 19th CenCULTURAL newspapers and Arch- sound mellifluous. tury. It is given an exLYCEUM bishop Marc Lallier of For what it is worth, cellent performance by 578 HAY ST., PERTH Besancon told a congre- this was my. favourite Dacid Bollard and the Director Prof. ALDO PACE gation in his cathedral record of the series be- West Australian SymEnquire 65 6030, 21 4969 that the pamphlet was a cause it seems to me phony Orchestra under UNTIL 9 P.M. "provocation to debauch- that most of our com- Georg Tintner. prv." posers are more effec—H.T.G. The study also noted an increase in nonconformity among women whom it said were most "committed" to their religion — that is, those who received Holy Communion at least once a month. Meanwhile, in Washington, an official of the U.S. Catholic Conference has pronounced the report as "of dubious value." Msgr. James McHugh, director of the Family Life USCC Division, said that, although the "demographic data is generally quite accurate," the report "contains inaccuracies and overstatements in its speculation as to the significance of the data for the faith and commitment of Roman Catholics."
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SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH A RCHDIOCESE OF
Kalgoorlie ....
PERTH
112.85
25.00
137.85
Kellerberrin
125.48
25.00
150.43
Kondinin
287.72
Mandurah Merredin Moora 3,026.33 Norseman .... 98.55 Northam .... 87.37 Pinjarra 163.90 Quairading Southern Cross .... 3,376.15 Toodyay Trayning Wongan Hills .... Wyalkatchem 981.31 York ... 287.04
302.37 250.55 120.83 99.80 510.06 93.17 112.56 76.00 56.20 117.10 78.31 188.80 140.32
Propagation Mission of the Faith Sunday Total
2,830.63 St. Mary's Cathedral .... 84.55 Patrick's St. 77.05 .... St. Catherine
195.70 14.00 10.32
170.00 1,719.76
Kambalda
Year Ended 31st December, 1972. PERTH (Cathedral Parish):
1,549.76
Catholic groups endorse 'responsible parenthood' SAN JOSE (NC).-Catholic groups engaged in family life programmes endorsed family planning efforts based on "responsible parenthood" throughout Central America.
287.72 38.00 6.90 52.00 7.00 146.65 50.00 20.00 43.00 15.00 32.35 20.00 82.00 35.00
340.37 257.45 172.83 106.80 656.71 143.17 132.56 119.00 71.20 149.45 98.31 270.80 175.32
5,455.96 1,015.00
6,470.96
A meeting here of the Centres for Family recomIntegration mended that Catholics join government and private programmes seeking a "reasonable growth," population but fight attempts at sterilisation or legalised abortion.
132.90
31.00
3,125.13
251.02
Applecross Armadale ....
891.31
90.00
252.04
35.00
Attadale j3alcatta Bassendean
621.22
80.58
464.83 565.66
Bayswater .... Beaconsfield ....
296.47 331.52
Bedford ...,
889.80
Bellevue
255.96
530.83 625.66 SUMMARY: 251.02 3,376.15 316.47 Cathedral Parish .... .... 3,125.13 20.00 Suburban Parishes .... .... 42,590.61 6,919.57 49,510.18 436.02 Country Parishes .... .... 5,455.96 1,015.00 6,470.96 104.50 180.00 1,069.80 $51,171.70 8,185.59..59,357.29 295.96 Total for Archdiocese 40.00
Belmont ....
165.01
59.00
224.01
Bentley
549.28
90.00
639.28
Brentwood ....
620.50
20.00
640.50
Carilla
40.19
15.00
55.19
St. Francis ....
SUBURBAN PARISHES:
701.80
66.00 60.00
Carlisle ....
454.59
12.50
467.09
Claremont .... . Cloverdale ....
567.58
85.00
652.58
398.89
58.00
456.89
46.48
673.41
Como ....
626.93
Cottesloe
1,035.12
Dianella
533.50
Doubleview East Cannington
1,217.52 165.05
457.90 East Fremantle .... 584.69 East Victoria Park 190.63 Embleton 750.46 Floreat Park .... 1,086.51 Fremantle .... 357.77 Glendalough 323.06 Gosnells 84.82 Guildford 165.66 Hamilton Hill .... 1,226.20 Highgate .... 158.06 Hilton Park 257.93 Inglewood .... 1,089.95 Joondanna 273,61 Kalamunda 267.12 Karrinyup Kelmscott 175.17 395.67 Kensington .... 193.71 Kenwick/Thornlie Leederville 628.32 Lesmurdie 564.11 282.13 Maddington/Lynwood 166.09 Maida Vale .... Manning 778.05 Maylands 396.26 Medina .... 339.94 Melville .... 222.65 Midland .... 546.49 Mirrabooka 445.40 Morley .... 1,117.87 Mosman Park .... 185.89 Mount La'w ley 446.05 Mount Yokine 877.85 Mundaring 273.79 Nedlands 1,956.32 North Beach .... 321.65 North Doubleview 683.54 Osborne Park 589.31 Palmyra .... 603.78 Queen's Park 320.99 Redcliffe 328.29 Riverton .... 496.37 Rivervale 303.41 Rockingham .... 347.48 Scarborough .... 1,412.95 Shenton Park 478.46 South Perth .... 1,235.18 Spearwood 168.94 .„ Subiaco 1,625.46 Swknbourne 267.97 Victoria Park .... 828.40 Wanneroo 92.12 Wembley .... 1,261.31 Wembley Downs .... 459.53 West Perth .... 456.40 Willagee 349.40 Wilson .... 96.35 •••• Redemptorist Monastery, (North Perth) 1,654.22
173.00
706.50
176.01 1,393.53 36.00
201.05
533.80 75.90 664.99 80.30 214.28 23.65 865.46 115.00 60.00 1,146.51 397.77 40.00 471.53 148.47 145.82 61.00 182.60 16.94 129.56 1,355.76 208.50 50.44 292.93 35.00 100.95 1,190.90 341.01 67.40 287.12 20.00 226.17 51.00 493.31 97.64 233.71 40.00 770.32 142.00 615.32 51.21 322.31 40.00 196.09 30.00 990.53 212.48 465.26 69.00 371.44 31.50 272.65 50.00 651.49 105.00 560.80 115.40 103.00 1,220.87 245.52 59.63 508.05 62.00 962.58 84.73 308.79 35.00 408.00 2,364.32 353.15 31.50 783.54 100.00 74.58 663.89 683.78 80.00 412.11 91.12 390.29 62.00 606.37 110.00 378.41 75.00 416.48 69.00 235.00 1,647.95 598.76 120.30 174.51 1,409.69 178.94 10.00 278.30 1,903.76 310.77 42.80 222.00 1,050.40 117.32 25.00 175.00 1,436.31 509.53 50.00 555.00 98.60 409.40 60.00 106.35 10.00 195.29
70.00 48.00 75.00 24.10 15.00 15.00
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70.00 206.35 438.33 474.10 134.70 112.40 45.30
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In December the Mexican bishops engovernment dorsed plans to curb rapid growth population through "education in responsible paternity,"
270.10 1,305.22
42,590.61 6,919.57 49,510.13
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and said that the decision on family size should be left to the conscience of parents. The meeting here dealt with the number of illegitimate and abandoned children, one of the more pressing welfare problems in the area. "There is a growing trend in the number of fatherless families," delegates said. "Efforts must be made at sexual education among adults, to infuse in them some sense of responsibility regarding procreation with wives or mistresses." The meeting stress-
responsible ed that should parenthood come from a well-informed, free and condecision, scientious "without outside pressures from the State or from international agencies or foreign governments." It also said that women had the utmost right to such a free decision, and to reject artificial means their to injurious health. The last statements stem from the opinwidespread in ion, Latin America, that U.S. agencies are pushing for population control for political reasons, and that international groups are indiscriminately dispensing drugs and devices through local clinics and hospitals.
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Thursday, January 1 1, 1973.
EDITORIAL pastor Itamer al sley new Archdlocesan Manners makyth . Calendar district
Summer squalls were over Perth this week and one of them hit the clothesline as Dean Walsh made a few public reflections on the standard of dress of some people attending Mass at St. Mary's Cathedral. These are short-lived affairs quickly misunderstood and, human nature being what it is, quickly misconstrued as having much to do with religion. priest charge of in The Church, Midland, of Sisters of Mercy, One is surprised at some rather flat-footed Sr. Suzanne McGinty, Sr. Diane Kiely the new area is Father comments proffered from some quarters that Barry Whitely, previousand Sr. Kathleen McVeigh. drew red herrings ranging from inferences about parish ly priest of casual dress to so-called Sunday best which went 24-30 At Aquinas College a seminar on moral Southern Cross and reout with its twin, the Sunday observance. theology conducted by Fathers Walter cently locum tenens at Mirrabooka. Lest it be suspected that the Inquisition screws Black, M.SC., and William Daniel, S.J. Hamersley districts are about to be turned, let it be said that churchMrs. Margaret Bell will conduct two days will take in the develop28 es have accepted casual dress in good taste for of lectures and discussion on the teach- ment north of Balcatta just as long as society has done the same for its Beach Road which has ing of religion. lesser social occasions. been declared the northWorkers attend weekday Masses at the Cathethemn boundary of the dral without undue disturbance to the propriety parish of Balcatta. of the occasion. A site of one and a half acres for the HamBut that was not what the Dean was talking ersley church has been about. acquired near the corner If it has to be spelt out that clothing is a form of Warwick and Ballancommunication based on a certain respect for of Father BARRY WHITELY In a letter to the edi- before making such a tyne Roads and plans friends and strangers, then best the clothing inare being studied for On the east of Wan- Church, Mirrabooka, and a tor, Jean Taylor, of Gos- statement would have Mass centre to be built neroo Road the boundary who will study the pos- dustry go out of business and we start from Adam nells, criticised the state- sufficed. there. follows Victoria, Black- sibility of new pastoral all over again. ment of Dean F. Walsh "I once heard a priest If the Mass is not understood as a particularly The parish of Balcatta burn, Amberley, Princess, arrangements for about the standard of in Bayonne, New Jersey, the expressive community prayer, where individuals dress at Mass iTT St. say that the House of contains the two centres Arkana and Marloo parish of St. Lawrence on Main Streets. Mary's Cathedral. Previously it had been are speaking not only to God but to each other God was not a paying Street and St. Therese The new suburbs east usual to appoint a single in a variety of ways, then a bit of conversation Jean Taylor wrote: concern and everyone "Regarding Dean Walsh's was welcome, with or on North Beach Road, of Wanneroo Road will, priest to an individual and instruction on what public worship is all for the present, be car- church and its surround- about may be called for. statement on dress in without a seat in the Gwelup. The western boundary ed for by the three ing parish. In the new St. Mary's Cathedral, pants." An attitude of I'm-all-right-as-long-as-I-get -there of Balcatta parish runs priests: Fathers J. Rus- experiment it is hoped there are many hundreds is neither good theology nor plain common sense along Huntriss, Finnerty sell, K. Keating and C. that a wider cross-secof Catholics in Perth • Dean F. Walsh of St. in the cause of human beings really trying to who did not have Mary's Cathedral said: and Beach Streets, North Flamer — who have been tion of people can share understand each other with some elementary Beach, and Balcatta appointed a co-operative the differing pastoral enough to eat at Christ- "My remarks were aimmas let alone being able ed at people who can Beach Roads through to team ministry who will leadership that different charity. Wanneroo As long as churches are churches and not Road. be based at St. Gerard's priests can offer. to get even three yards well afford to dress betsports grounds it seems a pity that one per cent of material to enable ter. When people were get all the attention and the other ninety-nine them to live up to his poor they dressed much standards. per cent get no credit for dressing in moderately more carefully for Mass good taste — albeit quite casually, which is pos"The exercise of a lit- than many of our affluent sible in today's idiom — not only for a eucharistic tle more tact on his part society of today." celebration but for a wide range of other human activities. To cope with the new suburbs expanding to the north of Perth a January new pastoral area of 9.45 a.m. - 5 p.m. First Preparation for Hamersley districts has 14 Marriage Conference for the year at been established pendTrinity College. ing further definition of 4 p.m. The final profession in St. Brigid's parish sites.
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MADRID (NC).—The Spanish bishops' Justice and Peace Commission issued a Day of Peace message criticising a wide range of injustices in this nation.
Call to Friendship Families for overseas students
"There are situations "Ya" said: "Peace does ing among the victors and structures which run not come from muting and the defeated," a clear contrary to true peace," protesting voices, but reference to smouldering the commission said. from satisfying demands; rivalries from the SpanIn the economic field not from aborting riots ish Civil War more than there was a growing lust but from fulfilling just three decades ago. for profit among produc- needs." "Ya" dwelt on this isThe commission distriers and an unbridled With the new overseas students about to arrive sue by saying that it was thirst for consumption buted the text of a sugthe Pope himself "who in Perth for 1973, there is a need for more gested homily for Janu among the people. seeks forgiveness among Friendship Families to be host to these new egotistic, anti- ary 1 to all parishes, in "An his children, particularly arrivals, especially for the early months of their social behaviour among, which the alleged lack when divided between time in Australia. many management lead- of civil liberties, politivictors and the fallen." associations ers prompts them to foil cal and Officially the arrival portant factor in build'Christian must be one and placement of over- ing a homely friendship the demands of social labour freedoms were strongly denounced. It in order to build peace," seas students is in the with the student. justice.' Labour problems also issued a call for prayers the Justice and Peace hands of the Co-ordinaIt is pointed out to demanded urgent solu- "for the final peacemak- Commission said. ting Committee for Over- families that the Friendtions, campus life had _ seas Students which is ship Scheme Family been stifled and religious promoted by the Depart- seeks to avoid any lavfreedoms should be ment of Foreign Affairs. ish or exaggerated enbroadened, the commisAs part of its work, tertainment of the studsion said. co-ordinating com- ents. the It spoke of high hopes What the students need mittee has encouraged that Spain might immost is the environment Friendship the Family prove its economic and Scheme as a practical of a normal home where conditions social by step to helping a stud- they can drop in and be joining the European adapt to his new simply part of the fament Common Market, but environment and in turn ily in whatever it hapnoted that this country to give a family the ex- pens to be doing at the was behind the economic perience of understand- time. and political integration In the early weeks, it ing the style of life of achieved by other Eurmay involve a bit of overseas. people opean nations. TOKYO (NC).—The Japanese bishops at a recent local sightseeing to famThe first approach iliarise the students with "First, we must not meeting discussed the growing practice of non- from a family interested promote our own evoluthe metropolitan area. tion in the structures, Christians in Japan asking to have their weddings in acting as host to an Where possible, studtake place in a Catholic Church. overseas student is to laws and institutions of ents are often placed the Australian Asian AsSpain," it added. The bishops said that Non-Christian Japanese sociation, 46 Ord Street, with families where there "There must be a new they were reluctant to honeymoon may be some similarity ers have be- West Perth. 6005. approach also to the tra- discourage the practice gun of interest with their stopping off there to If possible, someone study course. ditionally close relations because it provided con- have their civil marriages between from the host committee In other cases, students Church and tact with young non- solemnly blessed in CathState." will try to call to explain prefer the company of Christian couples, but it olic churches. how the hosting scheme a family who are quite The statement follow- laid down certain condied Pope Paul's proclam- tions for such ceremon- In a recent ceremony works and assist in final ordinary and not necesin the chapel of Bishop arrangements for ation of January 1 as ies: the sarily able to keep pace Paul Tavares of Macao, placing of a student with his academic in1973 World Day of Peace, but Church • The parties must be Father Lancelot Rodri- with a host family. terests. guez blessed the marThe next step is up to spokesmen here carefully free to marry. Placing a student with riage of Miriko Sanjo, a the family itself. pointed out that the family is an equally a Experience has shown e lastic arrangement. Peace and Justice Com- O They must accept the Japanese television star, sacred character of mar- and Takayuki Fukushi- that in the early stages Sometimes they will premission was "an autonthey must make the fer omous group" free to riage and the fact that it ma, an industrialist. company of the comment on any sub- established a permanent The couple were ac- first approach, fix dates youths of their own age, bond. ject along Christian lines. definite appoint- but often the student companied from Japan and In fact, no Church pub- • They should receive by a wedding party of 83 ments to invite the stud- will come from a young lication has run the full some preliminary instruc- friends and relatives and ents to their homes. It family and enjoy the text. The Catholic daily tion on these matters a Tokyo priest described is hoped that this will presence of young chilas the "spiritual liaison." take place within the dren. "Ya" gave a summary of from a priest. first week of arrival. And what if the studthe statement, but ediThe practice of JapanBishop Tavares gave Asian students tend to ent drops off visiting the torialised favourably on ese non-Christians mar- permission for such cer- be reticent about tele- f amily? The organisers it, with a comment on rying in Catholic church- emonies in Macao at the phoning, so the early have o n e unanimous the Pope's Peace Day es has spread to Macao, request of Bishop Paul initiative of the host answer: theme of "peace is pos- the Portuguese colony Shinichia Itonoga of family in breaking the "Don't feel badly if it sible." off the south China coast. Kagoshima. ice is going to be an im- doesn't work out.
Non-Christians wed in Japan's Catholic churches
Thursday, January 11, 1973.
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Diabetes:insulin and carbohydrates
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Top radiography qualification to ex W.A. Sister
Many years ago physicians who were responsible for diabetics asked for them to be admitted to St. John of God Hospital in Subiaco.
Sister Mary Rosalie Rowley of St. John of
God during Consequently Hospital, Ballarat (pictured) has gained the By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, in experience my early Fellowship Diploma of the Australasian Institute B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T., and medical technology of Radiography. St. of John of course God Hospital, Rivervale, nal W.A. fi after my Vincent's She is Sister-in-charge Sister at Subiaco in 1953. dietetics at St. Univer- ance up with insulin pre- many patients developed of the radiography deHospital and the At Subiaco she trained sity in Melbourne, I was scribed, and substitutes a mental imbalance with partment at the hospital. as a general nurse and for different with types of a very high blood sugar permitted to deal The diploma is the then did her first course carbohydrates help and the no ketonuria. patients. these highest grade of mem- in radiography. Other diabetics having The patients remained balance. bership within the Instiinsoluble An insulin a low threshold developLater she was transin hospital for about tute. be should given during ed a dangerous ketonuria weeks. ferred to Ballarat to St. three Sister Rosalie said: "I John of God Hospital During this time they the morning and a solu- to which a high carbostudied for the diploma there. were taught to realise ble amount before the hydrate diet was necesbecause of my interest their reaction to insulin evening meal only if sary to reduce the ketone She became a member necessary. bodies appearing in the in training radiographand special diet, and of the Australasian InI t is helpful detail for diabe- urine, resulting in ers at the hospital. a were instructed in stitute of Radiographers tic patients to be in- necessary raised insulinto give their injections "I wanted further in- in 1960 and that year structed particuregarding their balance. the of insulin in volvement in this field was appointed Sister-inI am in contact with lar superficial parts of blood sugar curve (after and felt it was essential charge of the radio50 grams of glucose). many of the patients I the body, and the correct for me to broaden my graphy department. I f they are aware their dealt correct with, some of them the amount at knowledge in all fields threshold is lower than little children who adherIn 1970, Sister Rosalie time. of radiography." became a member of the A gain, they were given normal (which is about ed figuratively to the inThere are now five mgms. per cent) they structions at the time. on at least one occasion 160 students studying for English Society of Radionot become too They are healthy and an extra few units of in- must radiography which is a graphers and in the same year, also a member of sulin or a reduction of concerned about show- mentally secure and have three-year course. to ing sugar in the urine an excellent and outdiet carbohydrate Sister Rosalie comes the American Society of time in the day, standing knowledge of bring about the response some originally from Swinfod, Radiological Technologists. of lowering the blood otherwise the temptation balancing their own diets Co. Mayo, Ireland. sugar through an imbal- to clear it altogether with their insulin intake She entered the Order She went to the United ance of diet and insulin. will bring about at least and, consequently, are of St. John of God in States in 1970 and visitconstant nervous re- devoid of anxiety. a Ireland and after coming ed New York, Boston, A gain, displaying or ex- action and anxiety by Many diabetics are to Australia made her San Francisco and Honohibiting a reaction from lowering the blood sugar. disturbed with the apfinal profession as a lulu. this experiment, which When the diet and in- pearance of hollows or they were shown and in- sulin are fairly well bal- depressions on the skinstructed how to avoid, anced only a line above surface, caused by conalso the method of im- or below on the insulin stant injections in the mediate dietetic response syringe, 20 Mabel St. about 4 units, same area. takby helped were they adjust will the imbalThis muscular depres- WASHINGTON (NC).— South Perth ing carbohydrates in the ance. Religious leaders, includ- PAI sion which has frequentNT1 NG CONTRACTOR 67 2716 form of fluid, such as gluWhen these ideas are ly remained permanent ing a number of Catholic bishops, criticised the cose dissolved in water. resumption of bombing of explained to the diabetic can be obliterated by North Vietnam and For example: glucose patients they are confi- being raised to a surface- called for a reopening of negotiations. overcome fluid is safe to dent of their avoiding level through injecting ( The criticism w a s ed the U.S. Government the reaction of a low the "see-saw" reaction. the daily insulin-dosage blood sugar. Instructions are given into the surrounding up- voiced before the U.S. "of aborting the possibildecision to cease bomb- ity and betraying the A young diabetic girl to diabetics to avoid W.A.O.A. raised area of the hol- ing the Hanoi-Haiphong duty of peace." who was one day making sweets, for example, low. area was T hey own announced.) her andwiches in emphasised: s OPT I C1ANS—OPTOMETR I STS sugar in tea or coffee, Many diabetics have home, felt an insulin re- sweetened tinned fruits, "One can only feel "Peace is primarily an 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 become sensitive to these action pending, for she etc. obvious mass-groups of grief and dismay that the American possibility and Res.: 67 1685 had not taken sufficient After a while all dia- skin depressions, which long and tortuous jour- thus an American duty." carbohydrates in her pre- betics or non-diabetics' ney toward peace has vious meal, of which she bodies, become naturally can be levelled. A discovery of oral again been interrupted, was well aware. conditioned to ay.oiding insulin in tab:ct form with consequent recourse began She immediately these sweets: conversely, to violent force and masto eat the sandwiches if they do not try and has been proved f-,17ccess- sive bombing in Vietful by being absorbed which she was spending substitute diabetic tabnam," said Cardinal John her time and energy in lets as a sweetener, they into the bloodstream be- Krol of Philadelphia, prefore the molecule is Consequently, will have no desire for making. sident of the National before these carbohydra- this substitute and in broken down. Conference of Catholic tes were absorbed to fact if this habit has not • To be continued. Bishops, in a statement raise the blood sugar been formed they find it released here. level, they had to be mas- distasteful. Sister M. Philomena Earle Cardinal Krol recalled B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. ticated, digested and inThis is more helpful Dietetics, A.I .M.T. that, in a resolution jested previous to bal- to the system than dealadopted at the general ancing up the insulin. ing with the substitutes meeting here in NovemAnd what happened? for sugar. ber, the U.S. bishops She collapsed with a Because I was well incalled for an end to sandwich in her throat. structed at the' Melbombing and terrorism Fortunately, her moth- bourne University during by both sides. er suddenly appeared and my course in dietetics, I "It is essential that found her in a severe was able to deal more their plea be repeated cyanosed condition and technically to balance and heeded," he said. unconscious. Her moth- the diets and insulin in er cleared her throat and a short time, because of NEW DELHI (NC).—U.S. In a pastoral letter the medical adviser was constantly estimating Catholic Relief Services addressed to "all Americalled. the blood sugar level administered food pro- cans of good will," 44 She regained conscious- while instructing the grammes in India valued religious leaders, includness and, fortunately, is patient. at 531.7 million that aid- ing the heads of four in marvellous health toAn all new all purpose The patients became • ed 4 million people in the national religious bodies, day. chair. Scientifically w ell aware of their in- fiscal year 1972, accord- called the renewed bombdesigned. Strong tubular So diabetics must al- herited complaint and ing to a report released ing in North Vietnam steel frames finished In ways take some glucose were quite conscious of here. 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So, in the blood sugar away. Develop- to crush the will of a Regarding the diet ___ level investigations, it International small peasant society ment. this is important to bal- was discovered that The C.R.S. child nutri- that refused to submit to 1 1111111.0111. A1111111111111011111br our terms." tion programme fed Quoting the words of 678,000 children daily. Pope Paul VI: "Peace is In Food for Work pro- possible . . . and if peace Post coupon now to jects, in which unemploy- is possible, peace is a Trojan-Joyce ed persons voluntarily duty," the group accusPTY. LTD. 6-8 Forsyth St., O'Connor assist in self-help activiBox No. 395 Fremantle 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER ties in return for food, aid recipients cleared W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors I 'm intrigued by the new Argos chair. IT'S over 23,000 acres of land, F or Better Paving Contact Us I require chairs for cultivated 67,363 acres We specialise in Gravel and O BVIOUS Please send me details. 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"With Heart and Voice": A programme of hymns Those who have been hoping to recapture the solid feel of a Mass book for today presented by Tony Lee, 7 a.m. (6WF). that used to be provided by the old daily missals may find their answer "Encounter": "Samuel VATICAN CITY (NC),-... has in the new weekday edition of readings and the order of the Mass that in the Desert." In this Vatican's weekly The just been published. (E. J. Dwyer, Sydney. $7.50). dramatised excerpt by magazine, in reporting Herbert Davies from NiPope Paul's appeals for These latter are still the present edition is Its 1350 pages make it kos Kazanzakis' novel in. Vietnam, said peace the people that gives it being of process nearly one and a half in the "Report to Greco," studthat it was "worth em. inches thick and contains translated into English actual text of the read- ents at Norwood High phasising" that the Pope substantially all that a from from the definitive ings in their hands so School, Adelaide, discuss also appealed for relig. for used be can they that text. person needs to assist at Latin the theme of obedience ious freedom in the Com. Since the printing of private prayer, study or and discipline which the daily Mass. munist world. The aim of the book liturgical texts is still to familiarise themselves excerpt raises, 8 a.m. essentially is to make in the developmental with the reading pro- ( 6WF). Speaking to the carpeople, stage, it is not possible gramme of the new preto available in Rome on De. dinals PatMusic": d "Sacre alongside the present to predict whether one sentation of the Scripcember 22, the Pope said: presents Kirkwood rick to tures. able be will volume containing the volume While it is still in its "Contrasts in Brass" in "We cannot be silent full three-year cycle of contain within reasonstages, the Liturgy eluding the "St. Hubertearly texts the all size able coma about that portion of readings, Sunday for hunting Christ's Church which panion volume contain- associated with the Mass. of the Word in Austra- us Mass" suffers horns and music for parishes The missal for the use lian seems today to be given ing the full two-yea' d n a strings the peace of the tomb, cycle of readings for of the priest on the from an obvious weak- choirs, already ness: it still has not be• brass, directed by Philis weekdays, feasts of the sanctuary and not just the peace 8.15 a.m. saints and other occa- broken up into parts in come true verbal com- ippe Caillard, of silent suffering." (6WN). that munication. volumes separate sions. First, the majority of The late Father LYNN WHITELY. Pope Paul referred ex. Let's Face It," The For this reason the can be left at the lectern, connot are readers altar. or chair pressly to Albania, say. Anthony Brother Rev. up book does not come subject the is Whitely Lynn Father late The ing that he could not The present volume vinced that it is their Daily, of Perth, 9 a.m. to a full description as a of the A.B.C. radio programme "Encounter" to see "what human hope missal since it does not contains the full order of task to make every word (Regs.) be heard on Sunday morning, January 21, at remains for the Church" contain the entrance and the Mass with the four reach every person in the "Divine Service": 11 conviction with church 8 a.m. and in that Communist court.prayers communion verses as eucharistic a.m. (6WN and Regs.) also the opening prayers, all the preface prayers and meaning in its relaFrom recorded tapes try. Father Whitely came "Frontier": A review to Christian prayers over the gifts that so far have been tionship Father Lynn sent that W.A., Claremont, from The Vatican magazine, of recent religious events life. and post communion made available. his ordination home and from letters, L'Osservatore Della Domafter and 5.15 world, the around genernew a Secondly, The main advantage of prayers. pro- enica, commented that religious from p.m. (6WN), 4.45 p.m. in 1964 he proceeded to A.B.C. ation emerging South America as a Col- grammes director, John Catholics needed a minages of silence or un- (Regs.). Fleming, has put togeth- imum of freedom if "they Latin comprehended Hymn umban missionary. He "Community er a word picture of a are to give their unique Father brother, a has readings have yet to Singing": Epping Presbymodern mission- contribution to the peace learn to listen. This re- terian Church in Sydney, Barry, at present priest young his personal obser- desired by all." ary, Hamersley of charge n i unaccustomed an quires of Anniversary 25th vations and aspirations,, attention from many who Community Hymn Sing- districts, and another 235 Newcastle Street, Perth It said also: "In the Bro. Reginald, and helped along with brother, tunlonger no are today (6WF). 6.30 p.m. Whitely's own context of a renewed apat present teaching at Father Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants ed to the spoken word ing, "Cross Ways": "Com- C.B.C., Collie. voice singing songs of peal for peace, in this Repairs a Specialty because of the barrage of Phone 28 7424 munity in the Church." impassioned exhortation Lynn Whitely South America. sound coming from radio Father The ideals of socialism IIMINIIMMEIMM•11=1111•111MIMAIIMII and television. to visit last his made the tranquility of to Reeve Earl Announcer and community in the volume The present W.A. in 1970. He returned takes part in the pro- order, these requests for early church and their of readings will be only to Santiago, Chile, and gramme interviewing a minmium of freedom relevance today, 9.15 p.m. half a solution if people died of a sudden illness members Father of (6WN). for the Church arid for feel compelled to buy a on January 13, 1971. Whitely's family includ--SCV-E AGENTS"In Quires and Places": Christian witness have book to supplement bad His mother, the late ing Mr. Vin Whitely, his reading in the churches. The Oriana Singers of Mrs. E. Whitely, died lat- father, who still lives at significance that is wortl It will be a successful Sydney, 9.45 p.m. (6WN). 2r that year. emphasising." Claremont. "The Epilogue": The venture if it reveals to Anne's St. more people the rich- Choir of 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco ness of the scripture Cathedral, Belfast, 11.10 gration Pioneer." 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PARIS (NC).—The average Frenchman feels 4 represents what is sacred, regards him priest one On ry milita a by thrown over put ly sion they actual with fascination and fear, and generally thinks Genthe post of Emperor up movement lead by him as fulfilling a useful role in society, accord of ger. Boulan t eral highes the to n auctio to ding to a study published by the secretariat of bidder. Military government is the French Bishops' Conference. century
(By COLIN CLARK) decade of government. However it In the first , is sometimes preferable ndence indepe A frican leaders were to its alternatives. In the military who had Indonesia in 1965 milimen still mostly tion tary rulers took over educa By the third part of our history too. received their hig Col- from a civilian governArmy British The study is based on role in society and AD, government through- Cromwell sent soldiers at the inalleled unpar be to of tially its ment essen or is role urst, Sandh besurvey n had out the Empire lege at to close down Parlia- a public opinio the man of religion. counterpart St. competence and corruply year. entire this t earlier ruled almos made and rench come force, by ment F tion. Thirty-six per cent said To the question, "When militarised, corrupt and not only England, but Cyr. Since then however strong think that he jS they that with had speak decadent. They also Scotland and Ire did you last m which they have made a sin"someone whose job ig decoru of cent per 31 " of cial priest? a provin h ense throug n s The visitor to Londo land, effort to restore traditional cere said to gather people together answering those the military governors. marks the likes to look at government. ratic — democ officer in the name of Jesus army ago"; "less than a month European Guards Regiments in the same happenBut Cromwell's governChrist;" 27 per cent said from said cent per though not always his Much 18 their magnificent uni- ment, however harsh and abstention ed in Ghana. he is "someone that of 18 s; e month rincipl three to p distinguish forms. But is he aware intolerant, was in the one We must also job is to listen to They whose s. politic three from f rom and that these are the only hands of upright and in- per cent erable cam- between military people, to baptise, to say per 12 year; a to ths mon had a consid regiments of the British corruptible men. This is governments. than five years Mass, to conduct mararaderie among them- militarist Army which are allowed far from being the case cent more ary is a neutral Milit three per cent riages and funerals;" six selves. to serve in London; and with most military gov- ago; and al word. It just means "of they said cent per One of the politic never. that their officers are ernments now. re- the Army," without any is priest days the thought those is of priest the gh Althou jokes chosen only from men as to whethtion c mplica milii doesn n who ans was Africa one Americ army "some n Latin an Germa figThe The lated to a relatively familiar hearing er the Army's actions are not responsible for the with aristocratic or in- have a sardonic proverb, do anything really usesaid, ariat secret the tary despot who, ure, neigh- good or bad. "Militarist," excesses of the Gestapo. fluential connections and that a man who becomes he is regarded with fas- ful." of a revolution in a said: on the other hand (like And the only serious at- possessed of substantial an Army officer is not y, "This survey largely countr bouring cination. "People would s. recog- all words with the suffix tempts to overthrow Hit- personal fortune so for the purpose like to know, to pierce confirms what our preg doin "Of course I will implies -ist or -ism) had inquiries There is a reason for of defending his country; his secret." vious ler from within Germany nise his regime — he and g carried to exmethin toso urst s. Sandh Such men are un- up to the rank of major, officer shown," the secretariat this. Army at from the e cam of source f the I were I cess, in this case mililead a military he will be engaged in fascination gether." is investi- said. For bringing about a likely to power. tion. 'In all sectors of sorevolu commerce; above that, in gated, the secretariat powFor that matter, In- tary of seizure y militar milimany There are ciety, even those most profes- politics. the to of of rust found tant dian and Pakistani genDist often impor is it is said, it er, tary governments in the t from the Church, erals making war on in command of the sional soldier, as against The first settlers in be stability or commit- distan world which, while they being Bangla is considered. in priest ur, the amate other ratic city. ch aristoc l the ea in the capita Australia had to live un- ment. may not be good gov- troops as a useful man. Our. went even der rigid military govd past admire much is the Desh and Kashmir had has n i priest "The history t Ancien nevertheless to- ernments, do not o ften been classmates on this score. further. Up till 1872, ernment — perhaps this because he has made a investigations titute no menace to to tells us of anti.traces any l show Libera one's realgether, before their coun- cons ment Gladst In when After the govern was the origin of our definite choice. peace. ed it, bureaucratic way of do- ity, this choice is not per- clericalism. abolish nt lic tries were separated in world ernme Repub n Gov Roma the of And threats to world "Although important,: 1947, in the Military Colincreasingly the British Army worked ing things. And this gov- ceived in an altogether e have often come had become liturgical part of resysthe y rdinar e in extrao lege at Quetta. Some peac tus on the ernment, in the earlier positive manner, becaus militarist govern- disorderly, Augus life does not seem d ligious issione comm g claimed even to recog- from the rassin that inished embar tem from establ raises far it 30, was B.C. s, year , which are civilian the most fundaobbe be to only nise each other's style of ments peounder could many for e s rank Empir question Roman corruptible. in form. not mental," the secretariat artillery firing. prefer would who civilian admin- tained by purchase from ple ful peace New The officers of Japan in the 1930's was istration. But it began the former holder, not by said. Most Frenchmen, But in Africa this is Corps, to think about religious Wales South About such a case. In Japan those who practice merit. even on now changing. one otion only " prom after problems. t o waver was ally religion, feel themtheir General Amin in Uganda the Emperor did make century. After Nero died Even members of Glad- which nomin s inspire priest The British Army, selves to be very distant the less said the better. the final decisions, about there were four Emper- stone's Cabinet were very part of the said, study the fear, their conOur Nigerian visitor was war and peace, and other ors in one year, support- reluctant to make the disgraced it by "More or less conscious- from the liturgy. duct. a man of high school edu- matters, and has indeed ed by different factions change. "We find this sentily, many see in him the responsibility They secured the mon- symbol of authority, of ment in- the image they cation who had joined accepted An entirely professional Army. the in the rum trade, a father, the disciples of have of the ideal priest. the Army as a private. for them. Japan then Order was then restor- army, not officered by opoly of He was selected for offi- had Parliamentary Gov- ed for another century, aristocrats, they saw as which greatly enriched Freud would say." For them he is not first cAr ‘ur cer training, and had ernment, with universal until Nevertheless, the study of all someone whose job Praetorian a potential source of re- I hem, while Ma t he senior officers indicated that for the is to listen to baptised reached the rank of suffrage. Guard — the troops in volution — as it was in and the ied against majority of the French persons, to say Mass, to mutin y But the rules of Cabactiel major, when he found some Rome itself — discovered France. There was himself in command of inet procedure provided and began to act Governor Ingh (whom the priest fulfills a useful conduct marriages, etc. on truth in this. the troops posted in the that the Ministers in their power of making A few years later the they despised as a naval capital city at a time of control of the Army and and unmaking Emperors. French Government came officer). of the Navy were entitlpolitical crisis. HOPKINS MIGHTY MART It is in this way that ed to make direct recomnew military rulers are mendations to the EmBUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS ing oppos often peror, made. 222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH and It makes one pause for the Prime Minister Auctions — Tues. and Thurs. 10.30 a.m. Public t. thought when one looks the rest of the Cabine Saturday 9.30 a.m. round the world and sees In 1936 the Prime Minhow many countries are ister and the Finance WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4620 now under military gov- Minister were murdered ANL ernments. There are not by Army officers, be many Latin American re- cause they had opposed Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set publics which are free the undue expansion of rushed world the hout persistent the Army, and the invaes throug the from agenci relief atholic ROME (NC).--C threat of military inter- sion of China. From that ua, and relief supplies to the earthquake-stricken city of Manag money vertion in politics. point on, even though CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 Nicaragua. One interesting excep- the Government remainLOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS tion however is Mexico. ed nominally civilian, it disinfecsent to arrive filters, water been had Ins Carita of ls Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced Officia Locks, On considering their became fairly clear that te Service „:.il- Nicaragua from C.R.S. tants and water pumps," CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immedia position the Mexicans Japan was preparing for ternationalis and Cor said. Unum, two central co- about December 27, he Norris decided that they could war. The International Red ting agencies for said. C.R.S. had also not win a war against During this period the ordina Cross in Geneva had told Nicarto le availab made assistand relief h the United States, and Japanese Navy acted as Churc Caritas $10,000 for relief agencies not to could not lose a war a moderating influence. ance programmes, met agua se of local send any personnel into purcha the in ns sessio ency emerg n i against Guatemala. They favoured Japanese the Managua area unless s. supplie Christthe Rome over So there was no point imperialism, but of a they could provide for OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS mas holidays to study Norris, who was in in having an army. Mex- more cautious kind. their own food and other CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS the needs and possibili- Rome after a two-week ico has prospered conLikewise the German ties of aid for the thou- trip in central Africa, requirements, he added. siderably as a result of government under Kais16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 Nicaraguan said that additional ship- This policy was estabof sands this decision. an influx halt carto lished which er Wilhelm, earthquake victims. ments of food and clothCarousel Shopping Town, Cannington of relief personnel who The African countries, ries most (but not all) In Rome was James ing were to be sent by 68 4831 to whom their former of the responsibility for Norris, assistant to the C.R.S. from depots in might add to the strain ( IN CENTRE COURT, NEXT TO BOANS) British, French and Bel- starting World War 1 in firector of U.S. Catholic Panama, Guatemala, Hon- on limited available supplies. gian rulers tried to be- 1914, was an elected Gov- '-telief Services, who met duras and Costa Rica. queath the tradition of ernment, civilian in form, Vatican relief specialists Two American relief democracy, now but in which military in- for planning sessions. are ts, Richard Redspecialis mostly under authoritar- terests predominated. lis Caritas Internationa r of C.R.S. in directo der, must ite oppos ian rule, occasionally civBut the set aside S100,000 from Ecuador, and Dr. Francis n ilian, more often mili- be said of the Germa its reserve funds to be Rothert, were sent to which tary. In Europe itself, government made available as needed Nicaragua by C.R.S. World about Spain has been under brought to Nicaragua Caritas. quasi-military rule for War 11. Hitler was a "In general, it seems German Catholic aid more than three decad- civilian — the worst type that what is most needin $30,000 es set es, and the government of civilian, but a civilian agenci ed now is food and tents valued at of Greece was taken over none the less. In fact cash and clothing as well as water . $30,000 by military rulers in the German Army, time A Vatican official said 1967. after time, tried to check Pope Paul sent a that No one likes military his adventures. substantial but unspeciIT'S fied sum for relief aid. 408.111119.1.111110111eememen . FUNERAL DIRECTORS Other reports of donaUS OBVIO supand tions of money Offers to all Parishes a Service plies for Managua includCLASSIFIED ADS. embracing every aspect of the ed: Swiss Caritas, S1350; S2250; s, IN Funeral Rites for Cathol ics. Belgian Carita the French Catholic aid Our Chapels are at: Secours organisation s, addiHolland & Venetian Blind Catolique, $5000 in Perth: Cnr. Beaufori- and to four tons of new tion Buiwer Streets Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, blankets. DO THE JOB Phone 28 8406 Norris said that C.R.S. Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. "fortunately had just dePHONE IN YOUR Fremantle: Phone 25 2225 livered 8000 tons of rolled oats and flour to CLASSIFIEDS Caremont: Phone 3 2177 docks near Managua beJOHN GREEN ( Pte.): 37 2301 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK fore the quake struck," 25 9088 A further 12,000 tons 61 1620 61 1539 of rolled oats and flour
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Thursday, January 1 1, 1973.
Jerusalem patriarchate has What's at the congress for over 50,000 Catholics visitors to Mel
JERUSALEM (NC).—Since the Latin-rite patriarchate of Jerusalem was restored in 1847, the number of Latin-rite Catholics within its jurisdiction has increased from 4141 to 50,795 and the number of parishes from 10 to 56.
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Intending visitors to Melbourne for the 40th International Eucha ristic Congress should start getting into trim now. There will be some tired feet by February 25.
Of course, nobody will Cricket Ground for mig- people on their home ter- Passion Play; the St. The territory of the seminary at Beit Jala, of 11,312 pupils, as well be able to take in every- rants and schools; the ritory. Vincent de Paul Society's patriarchate includes Is- near Bethlehem, there as a large number of thing at the Congr ess. colourful and majestic In addition, they may I nternational rael Jordan and Cyprus. are 31 major seminarians schools run by Religious For one thing, Variety there will Eucharistic Liturgy of like to take the oppor - Concert; exhibitions of When Archbishop Jos- and 61 minor seminar- congregation.s often be several events the Eastern Byzantine tunity to attend cere- song and dance by eph Vallerga became pat- ians. There are 13 orphan- taking place at different Rite, at the same venue a ; monies being arranged young group from riarch in 1847, the FranThe patriarchate now ages caring for 560 chil- venues at the same time. and Papuathe final "Stati o by such special groups New Guinea; an open ciscans and the Carmel- has 525 members of 19 dren. air Secondly, participation Orbis" Mass. as the International Vigil Marian pageant ites were the only Relig- Religious orders of men The Latin-rite partriar- in some of the events ("Our They will also includ e group and the Catholic Lady in the Old and New ious orders of men in and 1238 members of 39 chate of Jerusalem was will be limite d to partic- an M.C.G. Ecumenical Pentecostal movem ent. Palestine, and the Sis- orders of women. Testaments") at High. first founded in 1099 after ular groups or members Service which will bring Some may have a spe- field Park, East Camb ters of St. Joseph of the The Fanciscans have the Crusaders had cap- of certain organisations. together Christians erof cial interest in being well; and the rock Apparition on Cyprus been here since 1333 and tured the city. Before drama variou s persua sions But in the progra present at one or more "Everymania," staged mme is were the only nuns in the the Discalced Carmelites 1847, the last Latin-rite by so full that visitors who what promises to be the of the special openings Honolulu patriarchate's territory. since 1631. school childpatriarch resident in the most impressive public scheduled for the so desire will be kept on Con- ren. Before the Archbishop The Franciscans have Holy Land was Nicholas display of Christian fel- gress: the St. Vince nt de The Congress Arts Fesdied 25 years later, he the most members in the of Hanapes, who died the move day and night lowsh ip ever seen in this Paul Society's "Bailly tival Congress had founded a diocesan patriarchate, 180 in 32 while leaving the coun- throughout is also sponsoring country; a unique Eng- House" for the elderl y, a small-scale Festival of seminary, ten more par- houses. They are follow- try with the Crusaders Week — and the previous lish langua ge Liturg y week for too, if they arrive the new Polish Chapel, Films at the State ishes, nine schools, four ed by the Salesians, with in 1291. Film peoples of Aboriginal the Stella Mans Club in time for that. and Centre, which will also orphanages and Jerusa- 98 in four houses. From then until 1847 descent, at the Sidney the new wing of St. be the venue for the They will face an imlem's first Catholic hosAmong the nuns, the there were only titular Myer Music Bowl; and a Mary's College, Mel- screening of films on depital. He had brought most numerous are the Latin - rite patriarchs. pressive round of litur- Mass for the Sick, Han- bourn e University. three women's Religious Sisters of the Holy Ros- They had the title but did gical ceremonies, official velopment themes by the dicapped and Aged at the organisations into Pales- ary, an Arab congrega- not reside in the terri- openings, public meetThose who are not tak- Action for World DeMelbo urne Showg round s. ing part in tine. ings, lectures, concerts, tion founded in Pales tory. any of the velopment organisation. Visitors will also be seminars, There are 30 Latin-rite tine in 1880, with 199 conferences The film Australia — the The present patriarch music recitals, dramatic more than welcome to and sympo performances, films, art parishes in Israel, 22 in members in 36 houses. is Archbishop James sia on the Catholic Story will have J. Jordan and four exhibitions and displays join in a parish triduum programme, may never- a two-week season at in Next most numerous are Beltritti, the the seventh before the opening of thele Cyprus. Franciscans run the Sisters of St. Joseph since 1847. He of various kinds. ss be interested in National Mutual Theatrhas two the Congr ess and in the hearing some of 13 of these, including all of the Apparition with auxiliaries, Bishop Hanna the out- ette to coincide with ConThe focal point of the renew al services in par- standing those in Cyprus; the Dis- 149 members in 16 hous- Keldany for Israel speakers at gress time. And The and Congress will be the var- ish churches on the public meetings being R edeemer, dealing calced Carmelites run es. Bishop Ne'meh Simaan ious celebrations of the Sunda with y and Wednesday arranged one in Haifa, Israel, and The patriarchate has for Jordan. by the organis- Christ's trial, death and American Eucharist and the other evenings of Congress ers of various diocesan clergy care for 34 diocesan schools, from Franciscan Fathe confer - resurrection, will r Xavier liturgical events. be Week. This will give en those in Jordan. kindergarten to the sec- Geiser is the patriarchal screened at the Balwyn ces. These will includ e them the chanc e to meet In the patriarchate's ondary level with a total vicar for Cypru One or more meetings Theatre and other suburs. Masses at the Melbourne Melbourne's Catholic of this kind will be held ban picture houses. on almost every evening Visitors who have any in the fortnight between spare time between all -February 11 and Febru- of these activities will ary 25. There will also be able to devote part of be a number of day- it to seeing some of the time meetings, including Congress exhibitions and a series of lunch-hour displays. lectures in the city, on Under the auspices of the theme, "The Chris- the Congress Arts Festitian in the World." val, there will be a halfIn general, the speak- scale reproduction of ers will be spreading the the Vatican Sistine Congress message, with Chapel, at the National special attention being Gallery; and "Art and given to Christian unity, the Churches" exhibipoverty, world develop- tion in the Old Melment, social justice and bourne Customs House; peace. They will include a religious art exhibition, Cardinal Willebrands, titled "Affirmation," in Professor Jurgen Molt- the Lower Melbourne mann, Father Anthony Town Hall; a Justin Nebreda, S.J., Dr. Lukas O'Brien "Retrospective" Vischer, Father Thomas at St. Paul's Cathedral; Stransky, Father Andrew and a Youth Art ExhibiGreeley, Mother Teresa, tion in the Display CenProfessor Sylvester Thei- tre of the Victorian State sen and Archbishop Gull- Savings Bank's headquarters. ford Young. The Melbourne DioceA large number of dramatic performances will san Historical Commisalso take place at Con- sion will be sponsoring gress time. Some are an exhibition of Melpart of the Congress Arts bourne Catholic History Festival, while others are at the La Trobe Library. being arranged indepenThe Exhibition Builddently. ings, where the Congress A highlight of the Fes_ registration and press tival will be the series centres will be situated, of evening concerts and will also house a numdramatic presentations ber of displays, focussing in the Great Hall of the on poverty in the cornVictorian National Gal_ munity, the respon ses of lery. (There will also be the various church es to daytime performances urban poverty, and infor schools in the same ternational justice . One highlight will be a series Among the performers of panels prepared by will be the Melbourne the famous American Theatre Company, the artist Corita Kent (the Modern Dance Ensemble, former Sister Corita) the pianist Ronald Far- for the 1968 World Counrhese are he Nmdows that give the ren Price, the Players cil of Churches general maximum tight together with control led Caravan, the Ballet Vic- assembly, in Uppsala, ventilation ust as you require it. They also toria and the Astra Choir Sweden. have the cmartest lines and most elegant appearance. and Orchestra. Other exhibitions are Manufactured in Western Australia there being The prepared by the is Festiv al comm ita range of windows to suit everyon e and tee is also organising a Legion of Mary (an ecustocks are always on hand for prompt delivery. Melbourne Town Hall menical display of varWhy not write today for details of the concert by the Mel- bus works), the Russian new "X " Series Aluminium Windows, the bourne Symphony Or- Catholic 1100 Centre (preSeries Aluminium Sliding doors and the chestra; performances of cious ikons) and the SisDouble-Hung Aluminium Window s, you will be surprised how much they Benjamin Britten's chil- ters of St. Peter Claver will acsist you with your planning. dren's opera Noye's (floral display of liturgiFIudde by the Young cal colours and religious Singers of David (a Syd- art). ney Group) and of the Many of the churchdance Thou Shalt Not by run hospitals and charP lease send me by return the the Modern Dance En- itable institutions in Bristile Brochure illustrating and giving details of— semble, in St. Paul's Ang- Melbourne will be open C3Bristile "X" Series Windows fve,, lican Cathedral; a week- for inspection at adverC)Bristile Double-Hung Windows long season of Ronald tised times in Congress OBristile 1100 Series Sliding Doors 911 Conway's Omega Point, Week (in most cases, on H L. BRISBANE & WUNDERL (Tick brochure required) ICH a mixed media drama Sunday afternoon, FebLIMITED based on the life of Teil- ruary 25). Aluminium Window Divn., hard de Chardin, at the The general conclusion Scarborough Beach Road, Dallas Brooks Hall; and emerging from this surOsborne Park, Tel. 24 7888 a .recital by the Mel- vey of highlights Address of the Bunbury Branch 62 Spencer St. bourne Chorale in St. Congress progra mme is Tel. 21 3251 Patrick's Cathedral. that visitors should not A.W. 198 Other live performanc- expect to be left with es associated with the much time on their Congress are the Iona hands.
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• This is the second of two articles by GUNTER SCHMIDT on the disappearance of St. Stephen's C rown — the symbol of Hungary's national sovereignty.
BUDAPEST (NC).—Late in 1947, Hungary's treasured Crown of St. Stephen and its accompanying regalia—spirited out of Budapest in April 1945 as the Red Army neared the Hungarian capital— appeared to be on its way to the Vatican.
Skyscraper next to St. Francis' MELBOURNE —Work will begin this year on a multi-million dollar skyscraper next to St. Francis' Church, Melbourne, on a site now occupied by a car park. The Blessed Sacrament Fathers have agreed on a 99-year lease of the 16,000 square foot site to the DevelopAustralian ment Corporation. P. Negri, Father S.S.S. Provincial, said, after releasing sketches of the proposed block, that care had been taken by the architects to design a building sympathetic to the historic St. Francis' Church. An architect's sketch of the building shows an office block probably 23 storeys high, which will be clad with mirror glass to reflect the church in the facade. wide Twenty-foot collonades on the ground floor will allow church to be the reached and be seen from most parts of the site. The area surrounding the building will be paved and dotted with trees. Building will begin in mid-year and it is the that expected work will be completed in 1975.
The birthdays of children SUNDAY: JANUARY 14, 1973.
ningham, E. Fremantle (11); Neville Dillon, Morley (9); Catherine Wilkes, Bicton (9); Joanne Poiglaze, Doubleview (12); Judith Townsend, Apple. cross (14).
Felicity Jane Spurr, Mark Karlgarin (10); Park Victoria Sawle, Mark Morskate (10); Rivervale (10); Linda Coles, York (11); NorTHURSDAY: man Flugge, Badgebup JANUARY 18, 1973. (14). Kathryn Dowsett, Sth. MONDAY: Perth (11); Sharyn ChitJANUARY 15, 1973. ty, Konnongorring (12); Shane Gherbaz, Merre- Stephanie Ridge, Daglish din (13); Deanne Gher- ( 9); Maree Ferninands, baz, Merredin (12); Ger- Meltham; Geoffrey John aldine Sturmer, Innaloo Bosich, City Beach (6); (13); Brendan Sinclair, Louise Hayden, Mt. LawInglewood (12); Karen ley (10); Jerome GauntBeach lett, Kalamunda (9); LorCity Juracich, (11); Iisa Michelle Green, etta Jones, Esperaa---k. (5); Mary (11). Coolbellup (10); Ivey, Rossmoyne Mark Barron, Hampton Park (12); Kim Phillip FRIDAY: Lyon, North Perth (13); JANUARY 19, 1973. de-Souza, Manning (11); Noel John Collins, KarTeresa Rose Miller, Nol- rakatta (13); Adrian Tiplamara (9). pett. Floreat Park (12); Kaylene Costa, JoondanTUESDAY: na (14).
Hungarian records of Col Patjas. ment prefers to let it be It had allegedly fallen On November 29, 1965, believed that the crown in show that the truck was hands American nto i Joz- under the command of an Italian radio and is in the U.S., though it 1945 — and Cardinal Capt. Janos Balogh, a television newscast an- is more reserved ori the other and Mindszenty sef subject of Hungar- security policeman, who nounced: rumoured -communist nti a "Unknown thieves have "secret negotiations" for in turn would have reit that anxious were ians of ceived his orders — prob- stolen from the Vatican the crown's return. not fall into the hands Such rumours were rul- ably to get the treasure a number of extremely Red country's heir t to a secret place in Salz- valuable historical relics, particularly strong earlers. burg — from Col. Arpod including the holy Hun- ier this year, after CarBy a millenium-long Taldy, who had helped to garian Crown of St. dinal Mindszenty's retradition, whoever holds get the treasure out of Stephen . . ." lease from Hungary (he is Crown Stephen's St. The Vatican called in had been in the sancBudapest. Hungary's rightful sovIn view of an assertion Interpol (the interna- tuary of the American ereign. The Cardinal felt Howe in his book that tional police force); bor- Embassy since the Hunby the not was such that Hungarian officer was der control was tighten- garian revolt of 1956). position of what he saw a apprehended with the ed. Then came the anLawrence Hogan, a as the Communist usurof nouncement that the re- Catholic sequence the trunk, congressman pers. JANUARY 16, 1973. But shortly afterwards, events could have been lics had been recovered. from Maryland, wrote a Bernadette Urbaniak, SATURDAY: The this: like thieves something were "deeply not concerned" letin 1948, the Hungarian Bruce Rock (12); Peter named. those board When on ter to President Nixon the arrested overnment G Anthony Nys, Northam JANUARY 20, 1973. truck saw an AmeriHowever, following in- about reports that the Cardinal; it was to sen- the Carmen Baird, Goomal(13); John Michael Worapproaching, the unit tense can speculation by crown may have been tence him to prison for (12); ling (9); Paul Wigham, thy, Woodlands and n two stopped, truck ewspapers, the used a as Vatican "negotiating charges on 1949 life in Mark Thomas, Esperance Yokine (8); Mary Laver, parties disembarked. One Press Office said: "The tool" for Cardinal Mindsof treason. (13); Susan Milne, South Nollamara (10); Robyn Crown Patjas, Col. made of St. Stephen re- zenty's release. Mr. HoThe prelate's arrest under Como (14). Anne Middleton, Merretrunk, black the with off ferred to in gan he said connection believes that the by followed had been (12); Frank McAvoy, din the party while with other the the recent crown robbery should be not various of discovery AY: WEDNESD Sally-Anne (9); Collie many of the is a copy of the original returned "until Hungary papers in his possession took as JANUARY 17, 1973. Stokes, Tammin (13); as could boxes they other St. Stephen's is ruled a by Crown." freely electthe that indicated hich w Anne O'Malley, Inna- Kathleen Killans, BaysThere is widespread ed, democratic governcrown was in American carry, and disappeared (14); Karen Crock, water (12); Cora Janisloo supposition that the ment." hands — or at least had in another direction. (13); Rita Cun- sen, Queens Park (12). Albany Col. crown the Patjas buried is in The fact — and Hungarian Governeen. b trunk later and handed may have in ment, been the for as meantime, In a book published in 1946, two years before it to the Americans. This long as 25 years — in the has been silent on the Cardinal Mindszenty's ar- trunk did not contain the Vatican. The Americans Crown. If there are secrest, an American Lieut- crown, however, and the would scarcely care to ret talks on the possible Thomas Americans are said to admit this, as it could return of their property, Commander, Howe, an officer in the have compelled Col. Pat- amount to an acknow- they are saying nothing. 15 AN IMPORTANT LINK BETWEEN YOU AND The Holy Crown of St. MFAA (the Organisation jas, under some duress, ledgement that they were YOUR FAITH. in Cardinal Stephen remains, as it for Restitution of Monu- to tell them where he involved Mindszenty's plans for a has so often been before ments, Fine Arts and Ar- had hidden it. K EEP FAITH BY SUPPORTING OUR An American State De- restoration of the mon- in its thousand-year hischives), wrote that he ADVERTISERS. tory, shrouded in mystook charge of the Hun- partment communique of archy. The U.S. State Depart- tery. garian crown jewels at April 9, 1951, in reply to the official "collection a series of demands by point" in Wiesbaden, the Hungarian Government, stated: Germany. "The St. Stephen This brings the story WASHINGTON (NC).— back to April, 1945, when Crown, as distinct from Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 Burke Walsh (70), retirthe truck containing the the rest of the crown of director assistant ed 2 LONDON COURT treasure was stopped at jewels and other treathe N.C. News Service, sure looted by the HunSchwarzach, Austria. FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY. whose services to the One account says that garian fascists and taken SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. Catholic Press spanned the truck contained Col. t o Austria, does not come 44 years, has died at Established 25 Years,. Erno Pajtas, commander under Article 30 of the of the Crown Guard, and Treaty of Restitution (as HONG KONG ( NC ).—The fate of the Christ- Georgetown University a dozen senior non-com- the Hungarian Govern- ian religion is now at stake in the Malaysian State Hospital. missioned officers and ment was claiming), be- of Sabah on the island of Borneo, the Bishops of The veteran newsman, that they were wearing cause it was not taken Malaysia and Singapore said in a pastoral letter retired since 1970, was ceremonial uniforms away forcibly, but turn- read in their churches last month. The bishops widely known for his complete with knee- ed over to the safe-keepbyline covering news at R EGISTERED length cloaks, plumed ing of the U.S. authori- urged Catholics to take whatever measures they home and abroad, parjustice. restore to fitting think helmets and pikes. ties, who are looking ticularly as a war corSPECIAL They handed over the after it." The letter was signed stitution, wherein reli- respondent in Europe, jewels to the Americans ht showwCrown, tico by Bishop Anthony D. gious freedom is guaran- where he accompanied HOSPITAL in "a formal ceremony, This contradicts the Galvin, who heads the teed." the first Allied troops in at an abbey near Salz- story established by in- vicariate of Miri and is Islam, however, is the the liberation of Rome. iMiNIIIIRIORNEUNDROURINRCIRMIRNY 41111MINIMINNINV burg," the book claims, vestigators on both sides president of the Malay- State religion of Sabah. immediately was He where they had buried of the Iron Curtain. There has been growBishops' sia-Singapore them, the colonel coning concern among Chris- invited by the Vatican to For it was the regalia Conference. co-ordinate news and to cealing the crown itself that the Americans came The letter followed the tians in Sabah since the brief the numerous coruntil assured that the by (relatively) peacefully O PTOMETRISTS expulsion of three more State's Chief Minister, respondents who flocked Americans "appreciated and the crown itself — Datu Mustapha Beach Road. Ph..ne 24 3543 Scarborough 172a missionaries from Sabah Tun Vatican into Rome and its value and signifi- that required "persua230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 — Mill Hill Fathers Joh- (USIA) has been trying City. cance." sion" — from the hands annes Putnam, Francis to retain its power and A., Orery-,-,e!rcsl. R. F. WILLIS, WA Walsh was already a Frerichs (both from the privileges by systematic when newsman discrimination against seasoned Netherlands) and Patrick in March, 1926, he join—7.77.77N J. McDonald (from Scot- Christians. Many foreign mission- ed N.C. News — then land). MEMORIAL::. aries have been expelled known as National Cath( A second trio of Mill on charges of meddling olic Welfare Conference Hill Fathers — all Dutch in politics and the USIA (NCWC) News Service — expelled from Sabah is trying to convert every- — as a reporter-rewrite arrived in Hong Kong on 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE one in Sabah to the Mos- man. He became assistDecember 19. They are Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erecteci lem religion. ant director in July, 1938. Fathers Lambertus J. G. anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed The letter said that eAkak*t In the past-war period, Johannes Visschedyk, Designs and Quotes without obligation. Catholics "have the right Pope Pius XII conferred Henricus Goedhart and 'We have over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 to continue the faith of on Walsh the Knight of Wilhelrnus Maria van their fathers, which is at St. Gregory award and Gastel.) present annulled. the U.S. Secretary of The three told newsIt is up to us to see War gave him a citation I NSIST ON Local — Interstate — Overseas men in Hong Kong that they were arrested and that this violation of and ribbon for his acPhone 35 6066 expelled when they refus- human rights is put to complishments as a war ed to leave their mission an end and to make you correspondent. parishes after their work aware that one day you "Fit for a King" A native Washington_-N11111111IIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIIME too may have to face the permits expired. graduated Walsh ian, same crisis unless you LADIES! High Gonzaga from Bishop Galvin's letter are on guard. BACON • HAMS a said that although the Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUP. I "We ask that at this School here in 1919 as priests had been told to Christmas season you top student and in 1920 • COOKED MEATS Butchers Shops leave they chose to stay will all be conscious that joined the staff of the and SAUSAGES He "Herald." Washington been had they because E you form part of the Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions g: of course . . . urged to do so by their large community of our went from there to the Locations: people. fellow Christians in Mal- Washington "Post" and, CONTINENTAL i TYLERS' SUPERMARKET' a refor motives aysia priests' and Singapore and while working as The I g SMALLGOODS Beaufort GeorgeStreet, Inglewood. Pi.< ;le 71 6090 911 attended porter, I trying to stay, the letter that therefore it is your University. town B. 8, P. BUTCHERS said, "were spiritual mo- duty to pray, to suffer He obtained a bachetives — in no way did and to take whatever Cnr. Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle they wish to defy the measures you yourselves lor's degree there in 1923 THE CHEAPER FOOD MARKET AIINNIIIIIIMI111111111110111011 authorities or to break think fit to restore jus- and in 1929 finished his '111E GREATEST NAY( la == Cnr. Chapman Rd. 8 Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 f the law, but rather to up- tice in this part of our law degree at Georgeill1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111U SKAL"°°D2.. town. hold the Malaysian con- country."
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IN MEMORIAM B ARKER, Leonard John: Fond memories of our dear son and brother who died on January 11, 1969. Ever r emembered by his parents and sisters. May Perpetual Light shine upon him. BOLSTER, Mary: In loving memory of dear Nanna from her daughter Peggy and grandchildren Delia, Alaric and Catheryn. Anniversary January 15, 1972. Requiescat in pace. BROSNAN, Edward: Of your charity please pray for the soul of our father and grandfather who died January 14, 1968. Eternal rest grant unto him, 0 Lord, and may perpetual light shine on him. Mary help. HARTY, William Leonard: Of your charity pray for the repose of the soul of Len who died December 8, 1959. Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for him.
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Whereanunmarriedmother louse of Lords approves andbaby can start anew free contraceptives -.11111111111111111111•11P
one TORONTO ( NC ).—Ethel Hamel has a baby in every bedroom. Their ages range from LONDON ( NC ).—Britain's upper house of Parliament, the overwhelmand feeds But she black. colour from white to in week to six months, and their skins vary baby." "my each one ingly conservative House of Lords, confounded this country's Conservative calls and them cuddles government by voting free contraceptive devices for one and all, young and at home and baby-sit, or think of the size of the from the child's father. In the evenings and Through individual miland two over the both will work and with get city bachelor or spinster—not to mention free examination and however, old, married, weekends, longer a sitter to come in. lion population and the group counselling, the treatment—in other words, a free comprehensive family-planning service. no are ones ittle l
Established by real the many young women with- single mother is guided her babies. The in job training, applying single CCAS of Toronto, the out family support." Lady MacLeod, widow be regarded as an affront lish-Welsh) hierarchy will mothers, who are three guest room resiWelfare assistance is for work or mother's al- of the late Tory Minister to young people. from home come become increasingly libarents, p dence is the first of its granted to these girls lowance, and looking for Ian MacLeod, argued eral" on the issue of work and resume their a country really "If kind in Ontaria. (Simi- who are alone in the city a permanent place to that a free family plancontrol. "But I do birth responsibilities. wishes to deal with some lar homes have been and without funds or live. ning service would mean of the problems facing not want to say or do Now Mrs. Harnel's role started in Victoria, Cal- work. During its first six fewer abortions. its young citizens today, anything disloyal to the changes to offering guid- gary and Edmonton). In addition to provid- months, the Curzon Reunderstanding and "Abortions are wrong," it should consider what Church." ance "More such residences ing personnel, the CCAS sidence has helped five The House of Lords to the girls who have are needed here," said helps some girls to ob- girls adjust to their new she said. "They are com- funds are available not pletely abhorrent unless for the issue of contra- cannot prevent a bill chosen to endure what- Miss Fagan, "when you tain financial in life. circumstances support for strong medical rea- ceptives but for the passed by the House of ever is necessary to keep sons. Anything we can moral education of its Commons from becomtheir babies. do to stop the escalation children, and for increas- ing law. It can only deIn spite of indications of abortion we should ed facilities for pre-mar- lay implentation. But its stigma the of much that do and I would support riage training and mar- views especially in matf ormerly attached to unthis amendment." riage counselling which ters where morality and wed motherhood is disappearing, and that more Bishop Derek Worlock will strengthen the fam- social welfare are conof Portsmouth, secretary ily life on which its exist- cerned, are taken very and more single mothers of the English-Welsh ence as a community de- seriously in this country, are keeping their babies, especially by a Conservaavailare facilities Bishops' Conference, had pends." few stated the bishops posiThe Earl of Longford, tive government. able for baby and mothBOSTON (NC).—A second Order of nuns has announced that it will with- tion on the issues raised one of Britain's prominer after delivery. government is The draw personnel from elementary and secondary schools in the Boston by the Lords' vote in a ent Catholic peers, ab- likely to try to arrive at The Curzon Residence recent sermon. sented himself from de- a compromise between located in Toronto's east archdiocese. "We are often remind- bate on the contraceptive its stated position on end, with Mrs. Hamel as The archdiocese's that the Bishop McDon- ed," he said, "that today bill 'to avoid a moral free family planning and The Sisters of Notre house mother, is trying Memorial High we live in a pluralist so- dilemma." Dame de Namur, the school board said "the nell to fill that gap. the Lords' more radical "This is a completely second largest teaching announcements of with- School for girls would ciety and that many of Lord Longford said: "I point of view as expressnew and innovative con- community of nuns in drawals which are being close at the end of the its members do not now am hoping that the (Eng- ed in its vote. cept of providing day- the Boston area, an- made do not mean the school year and the new share the Christian ethic Catholic Catholic High School for which has guided the all care to assist the mother nounced that it would end of while she is establishing withdraw from 13 ele- schools. The majority boys would be phased lives of most of its citiherself and making plans mentary, junior high and of our schools will con- out over the next three zens in former centurfor her child," said Ver- secondary schools next tinue and will, hopefully, years. ies. The prelate, citing finonica Fagan of the Cath- June. become stronger as a reOPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST "We Christians must olic Children's Aid SoIn addition, the Order sult of this retrench- ancial difficulties and de- have proper regard for is "It (CCAS). creasing enrolment, also CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS ciety said that it would with- ment." the conscientious views However, the board announced the S100 tuidifficult for a young girl draw personnel from of others. But this is not PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... 21 8151 to find a home where several grades of two conceded that in "many tion increase, the third the same thing as saying accepted." PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... 21 5304 an infant is elementary schools in instances" schools from in the diocese since 1969. that we have no regard 35 2402 The difference between other sections of the which the nuns will In that year, the tui- for their moral well- FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... Massachusetts withdraw will find it "an tion at the diocese's high being, let alone that we this residence and day- Sisters' COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 care centres, Miss Fagan Province, of which the impossibility" to con- schools was $300. It rose should be silent in face and must tinue operation to $600 in 1970 archdiocese and to is a part. explained, is that the dayof dangers which threatThe Notre Dame Sis- petition the board for S700 last year. require centres care en our own. The diocese closed mothers to pick up the ters' announcement fol- permission to close. "Christ gives us two In Brooklyn, Bishop three schools last June: children at a certain time lowed the disclosure by fundamental principles: where the residence is the Sisters of St. Joseph Francis J. Mugavero an- St. John's Prep, Brookfirst that sex is part of a "home" to the girl and of Boston, the Boston nounced that the Brook- lyn Prep and Most Holy God's design for living lyn diocese would close Trinity, See's oldest and because of largest moneshe doesn't need to worand is therefore good; ry if she gets caught in a religious community of one high school, phase tary problems. The diowomen ,that they would out another and raise its cese now has 10 high secondly, that the contraffic jam. f rom 24 high school tuition from schools and 201 element- text for the sexual union Also, there is no need withdraw ary schools, none of of man and woman is for the tiresome routine schools in the archdio- S700 to $800 a year. Bishop Mugavero said which has been closed. marriage. of getting the baby dress- cese by June, 1975. "Premarital intercourse ed in the morning and can only be regarded as taking him to the centre. an abuse of sex. To help And should the mothremove the possible coner's health not be up to sequences of such a repar, she can rest assurlationship between young ed the baby will receive unmarried people can loving care in the resionly be regarded as condence. doning fornication. "I've always loved kid-
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dies," said Mrs. Hamel. "It is wrong and irre"I've always been intersponsible to suggest that ested in helping children, the free issue of contraand unwed mothers." ceptives to all who want them is the only alternaA mother herself with tive to the rising number a grown son, she has had seven years' exper- SIR,—It appears likely that Archbishop Lefebvre will attend the 40th of abortions or unwanted children placed in care. ience working for doctors Eucharistic Congress in Melbourne next February. There is another choice, in special child care. The Archbishop has action for world developCathleen McDonnell, and that is chastity. Being helpful to the W A's Leading Grocers young mother, Mrs. Ha- had a long and distin- ment. Wembley. "To rule out the posmel said, was just as im- guished career in the sibility of this can only portant as being kind to Church. He has become the baby. When a girl known all over the arrived with her baby, world for his courageous PLUMBING MATERIALS the house mother put her and untiring defence of at ease by introducing the Catholic faith. B ATHROOM FIXTURES her to other girls and The Latin Mass Society 229-233 William St., Perth explaining that the resiSEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS of Sydney and Meldence was operated like Phone 28 8544 bourne is sponsoring his VATICAN CITY ( NC).— them — "a certain habit The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" a family unit. visit and the Society is Christ's birth was "a fact of meditation, a living "If the girl is depresshopeful that other Cath- of such importance and memory of the great ed, and wants to talk to olic traditionalists will a mystery of such rich- mystery we have solemnme, I'm always there also attend the Congress. ness" that it merited ly commemorated . . . a and offer any comfort I However, it is with meditation long beyond conviction of faith, accan and I always hope to deep concern that one the feast that commem- quired and strengthened, find the words of wis- r eads in the latest orated it, Pope Paul told that we must live our dom,” Mrs. Hamel said. L.M.S. a general audience after life in union with Christ's report that: At first the girl is not life." sure if she is "With what false iren- Christmas. able to c ope with the Pope Paul concluded The Pope icism cited the which has become Tel. baby and Hannan hold a job. of Christ's by urging men to "think However, the hallmark of a mod- example a fter watching 211444 Street the other ern and probably Mod- mother, who according again about Christmas, mothers she feels if ernist "ecumenism," it is to the Evangelist Luke that is, to think that they can do it that the was so struck by the God made Himself man and are understood haPPY about it, so can Congress organisers have events of the Nativity to be with us, to converse she. THE LEADING FASHION STORE reached an agreement that she "kept in mind with us, to be our travel"After a week, companion, our the Australian all these things, ponder- ling AND the girl with k nows she can never Council of Churches on ing them in her heart." friend, our teacher, the HOME COMPLETE give up her FURNISHERS The Pope devoted most image of the invisible baby," Mrs. the understanding: Hamel said. God, our Saviour." of his audience speech to "1. That there will be Often rejected by their no public Eucharistic the example given Chrisown families, the girls, processions or other tians by Mary's interior sharing a PERSONAL SERVICE common prob- associated "triumphal- life. lem, are able to talk FULL CATHOLIC RITES ism"; Mary's example, he things out with each "2. That there be no said, told men impoverMODERN PREMISES O ther. Eventually, after Rosary crusades or ished in their inner life some training E . W. (WIN) MEAD PHONE ALL HOURS: from Mrs other public devotions to because they were too Hamel, a couple of girls. Our Lady; rich in their exterior life may take an 61 1158 - 190 Albany H'way, Victoria Park - 6 3482 apartment "3. That the Catholic that Christmas should together. One may stay Church be involved in generate Christ within
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SAN JUAN (NC).—Puerto Rico's baseball star, Roberto Clemente, was among the first to organ. 22. Their. dismal balance ise a large collection to aid Nicaragua's earth. sheet over the past three quake victims last Christmas eve.
If the Australian Test By BERNARD JAY selectors are not reseason works out at 10 gretting their extraor- that he probably will wins, 55 defeats, and one He was on his way to The 38-year-old Pittsdinary decision not to have to carry can only tie. burgh Pirates' outfielder, see new friends. He had (1) 7.30—QUALIFYING STAKES was killed on New Year's visited Nicaragua's caplc hoose a second wicket- be described as ludiFourteen years have eve while making this ef- tal city a few weeks earlArrinvale, Banksy Butler, Orbil keeper for the West In- crous. passed since North Mel- fort in the crash of a ier as manager of an dies tour, they should The West Indies tour bourne fought its way to plane taking off from amateur baseball Puerto thinking least at HANDICAP be 8.00—GAGE ROADS is notoriously strenuous. the final four. In 1958 team which playvery hard about it, in Messrs. Harvey and Co. the club finished third on San Juan airport with Rican Medulla, Nelson's Flame, Baluarte relief supplies for Mana- ed during a tournament in happenings of view can thank their lucky the League ladder behind gua, Nicaragua's ravaged at Managua. the third Test against stars that Rodney Marsh Melbourne and Colling- capital city. In Washington, Presi(2) STAKES 8.30—QUALIFYING Pakistan. thrives on cricket and is wood. Luis Apon- dent Nixon invited AmerArchbishop Wana Beau Dollar Court, Prince Caspian, a very sturdy man. te of San Juan, who prais- icans to contribute genIf the reason was that to Managua's ed Clemente's efforts for erously the select All this, of course, they wished to 9.05—WEST COAST HANDICAP the victims of the worst victims as the "best non-so-young and hot-so- completely ignores the Common sense has earthquake ever to hit memorial" to Clemente, successful Watkins (mak- effect that leg weariness Gold Borer, Palladium, Little Topar won in the decision of RICHMOND
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Managua, has ordered whom he called "one of ing three spinners, with could have a detrimental the Australian Football special collections baseball on the greatest Ian Chappell and Stack - effect on Marsh's batCouncil that a 55-yard Sunday Masses through- players of our time. 9.35—FREE-FOR-ALL pole as possible reliefs) ting. centre square shall be in- out this diocese of a milRoscott, Binshaw, Red Vicar The Pirates' manager and avoid adding to the Even at this late stage lion to gather further William Virdon said that number a second 'keeper should troduced next season. touring part's Clemente would easily 10.10—WATERSIDE HANDICAP by not choosing a regu- be added to the party, It will eliminate the help. Clemente, a practising make the baseball's Hall lar second 'keeper, their even if only to save Aus- packs of players scrambOmista, Marilyn's Dollar, Susie Girl reasoning has led them tralian cricket looking ling for the ball at the Baptist, had been nam- of Fame at Cooperstown, Christmas Eve to New York. into disaster. slightly silly in the in- centre bounce (and some- ed on 10.40—TERMINAL HANDICAP Bowie Kuhn, baseball Puerto Rico's earthhead chamtimes "clobbering" sphere. Young Robbie, B. Whaler, Stitchintime. Unless Watkins im- ternational commissioner, praised commission relief quake pions badly enough to proves enormously, the after he organised on Clemente as "a wonderthem of put out the West Indies batsmen will his own the first of a fully good man. He had Best Bet: GOLD BORER game). punish them unmercifulseries of large collec- about him the touch of FootMelbourne North ly — and not only Test royalty." Last season it was not tions. the long so for Club, ball Australian batsmen; uncommon to see at least Victorian of Cinderella Sheffield Shield batsmen League Football, has now a dozen players rushing don't seem to have any "brains at the ball (or at oppona assembled great trouble with him. at the centre trust" second to none in ents) If the second (and the league, writes Hugh bounce and the result much more important) Buggy in the "Advocate." often was another and, perhaps, yet another reason is that the selecAs the only league tors considered that Ross club without a premier- bounce down. Edwards could be the ship pennant North will Boundary umpires will second 'keeper they are be directed by the dyna- be empowered to blow HOT GOSSIP, a three- hard run under his belt. deserving of the strong- mic disciplinarian Ron their whistles to inform year-old brown filly by a HOLBORN, MISS est criticism. Barassi, the shrewdest the field umpire of the Red Rumour out of Tay- three-year-old grey filly when eye the caught ton by Holborn out of Soft As he showed in the of tacticians, Norman infringement. she flashed home from Day returned to racing third Test (and has done Smith, and the vast to turn the on mid-field Such wild scrambles on many other occa- knowledge and exper- with players falling over get within half a length in the Advance Handicap won by Silver Kirsty and sions), the West Austra- ience of Bill Stephen. at one another were never of Nero Lamp in the 1500 showed promise in runBy any process of intended in the lian is a fine player in laws of metre Novice Handicap. all circumstances, but reasoning, the Barassi- the game. It was the Her rider, Ray Oliver, ning on quite well to particularly when a good Smith combination is a function of two ruckmen, protested against the finish in third place. This individual score is need- formidable one. Norman a rover, and centreman winner for interference filly showed a great deal 578 HAY ST., PERTH (opp. Cathedral Ave.) ability as a two-yeared to retrieve a situation Smith has proved himafter the start of Commencing 1st week February 1973 or to push home an in- self the most successful on each side to set the shortly and it would appear old and although the protest game in motion. she is going to League coach since the itial advantage. Day and Evening classes for the beginner and was dismissed, undoubt- that quickly regain this form World War II. Yet last season halfprofessional. GROUPS RESTRICTED IN NUMBER lost Gossip Hot edly Moreover, he can make and win in better comAnd the spectacular backs, half-forwards and some ground at this Enquire 65 6030, FOR INDIVIDUAL TUITION. a good fist of opening an pany. wing players hurled and race the of task stage carried by out BarPace. Aldo Prof. Director p.m. yet 21 4969 until 9 innings — which he themselves into struggl- was most unlucky not to foura might have to do in the assi in restoring the forSAMOGRAD, ing packs of players who take out the major end of tunes Carlton is recent Indies. West year-old chestnut gelding "NV the umpire of the prize. This lightly by Arivederci out of Gilt history. With Bill Steph- obscured Further, he is one of en coaching North Re- from view. raced filly will more than Queen was most unlucky the best fieldsmen in the serves the club should her way in the near in finishing fourth to pay With the cleared cenAustralian team — in emerge from the football future. Silver Kirsty. Early in tre square the game will fact, one of the best in wilderness in which it R.E.I.W.A. the race, the near side or bay a HUTTERBUG, be S played as it was althe world. has wandered for so ways intended that it brown four - year - old stirrup leather broke on LEEDERVILLE ESTATE AGENCY Added to this is the long. horse by Orgoglio out of Samograd and the jocshould be played. fact that he has not kept 14 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY Flashlight showed vast key, R. Silby, had a great North last season won wickets for a long time only one match out of More skilful hitting out improvement at his sec- deal of trouble in conPHONE 87-1820. and does not 'keep for will be required of ruck- ond run in from a spell trolling his mount from his club or the State (almen. The big punch in to finish second to Silver there on. Samograd has Please accept my invitation and forward this request though it must be said any direction which shown a great deal of if you are seeking advice on any real estate matter Keep abreast with the seems to appeal to un- Kirsty in the 200 metre that he was a very sound Advance Handicap. This improvement in scoring and wish to see me personally without obligation. 'keeper when doing it times; keep abreast thinking fans will be well bred import from twice in the country very regularly). eliminated. Victoria showed excep- easily and I am sure he NAME tional speed to lead until is now ready to take out For the selectors to ex- with the Church—Read the furlong post and is a race in advance compect Edwards to keep THE RECORD. ADDRESS sure to improve with the pany in town. wickets in view of the responsibilities o ther
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MIDNIGHT MASS IN PEKING
VATICAN CITY (NC).— The Vatican daily newspaper published an Italian newsagency's report that a Christian midnight Mass was celebrated in the Communist Chinese capital of Peking "for the first time since 1966." "Three hundred people, among them many ambassadors and about 30 Chinese Catholics, assisted at this first midnight Mass celebrated in six years in the Church of the Immaculate Concep`Nantang' or tion, ( Church of the South)," said the A.N.S.A. newsagency dispatch in "L'Osservatore Romano." "The celebrant, a Chinese priest, Father Shi Yukuan, was assisted by four adults. He sang the Mass entirely in Latin, according to the pre-conciliar rite. The choir was composed of five people and sang Christmas hymns in Latin to an organ accompaniment."
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