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AbbotCatalanResigns

ArchbishopRecitesPsalmsAtBlessingofCarillon

HisSuccessor'stieliontoBeConfirmed

inhonourofSt.Peter.The othersinorderofsizewere calledPaul,Patrick,Francis Xavier,Brendan,Colman, Flannan,JohnVianney, MariaGoretti,Teresaand Columba.

Owingtoillhealthandadvancingyears,theRt.Rev.Dr.A. Catalan,O.S.B.,LordAbbotofNewNorcia,hasresignedhis office.TheBenedictinecommunity,onMay29,electedasuc'cessorfromtheirownranks,theconfirmationofwhoseappointmentisexpectedshortlyfromRome

HisLordship.Dr.Catalan, hasbeenAbbotNullius sinceJune30,1915,whenhe succeededBishopTorres. HewasthethirdAbbotin 105years.

Besidesbeingthesuperior ofamonasticcommunityof 52members,hewasalsothe

Ordinaryofadiocese-of 30,000squaremileswith nineparishesandaCatholic populationof2,150.

HenceHisLordship'sresignationandtheconfirmationofhissuccessorhadto beapprovedbytheSacred CongregationandtheAbbot GeneraloftheOrder.

Theelectionwasattended byallmonksoftheAbbey

whohadmadetheirsolemn religiousprofession,under thepresidencyoftheVery Rev.FatherPorcell,'O.S.B., representativeoftheProvincialAbbotofMontserrat, Spain.

Pendingtheconfirmation ofthenewAbbot'selection, Dr.Catalanwillactas ApostolicAdministratorof theAbbeyNullius.

AfterMoreThan41YearsDevotion

TotheNatives,BrotherHenryDies

OnJune5,duringtheoctaveofthe FeastoftheSacredHeartofJesus,towhich BeagleBaymissionisdedicated,theRev. BrotherHenryKrallman,S.C.A.,died,atthe ageof77years.

Hewasoneofthefirst pioneersinthePallottine MissionoftheKimberley,a manofgreatzealinthe serviceofGodandimmortalsouls.Onaccountofhis outstandingpracticalcapa-, bilityhewassingledoutby hisSuperiorsforimportantundertakingsatBeagle BayMissionandforthe establishmentofnewfoundations.

OnApril12,thedayof HENRY.hisgoldenjubileeofhisre-

ligiousprofessiontheMost Rev.0.RaibleS.C.A., VicarApostolicofKimberley,anointedhim.Stillhe lingeredonforafewweeks beforegoingtohiseternal reward.

MaytheSacredHeartof Jesus,forwhomhebore morethan47yearsoflonelinessandhardshipamongst thenativesoftheNorth West,bestowuponhimhis welldeservedcrownin heaven.R.I.P.

HISGRACETHEARCHBISHOPISPICTUREDaboverecitingthepenitentialPsalms,whichcomprisepartoftheceremony ofthesimpleblessingofbells.Thecarillonofelevenbellswas blessedonJune8,andtheirinstallationinthecampanileofthe CathedralisinprogressHisGracewasassistedby theRev.J.Hoganandthe Rev.R.Kelly.Inadditionto thePsalms,twospecial prayersofblessingaresaid. The,solemnceremonyends withthenamingofthebells inhonouroftheSaints.

Thelargestbellofthe carillon,knownasthb bouillon(above)wasnamed

TheBourdonwhichweighs 9Lcwt.bearstheLatininscription:"1wasmadeinthe yearoftheGreatJubilee,

byorderofRedmondthe Bishop,tocommemoratethe definitionbyPiusXIIofthe doctrineoftheAssumption oftheImmaculateMother ofGodintoHeaven".

Theonlyotherblessed bellsintheArchdioceseare believedtobethoseofthe AlbanyChurchandthe Clontarfchapel.

NotedPriest-SingerisEntertainedbytheArchbishop

THELATEBR.

PLEASANTMEMORIESWEREEXCHANGEDwhenthe Rev.SydneyMcEwenarrivedonJune8andwasentertainedbythe Archbishop.PicturedwithHisGraceandFatherMcEwenisthe VeryRev.DeanRafferty,Adm.FatherMcEwenisajubileeguest oftheCommonwealthGovernment,andwillgiverecitalsinall States.FundssoraisedwillbedevotedtoChurchextensionin theDioceseofArgyll,Scotland,towhichFatherMcEwenison loan.

Hills'LodgeGrowsinPopularity

ForVariousBranchesofN.C.G.M. N.C.G.M.memberswishtoannounce somethingofinterestandimportancetoall youngwomen 'TheGirlofTo-Day,"a seriesoffourlecturesentitled"TrainingFor Life,""Beauty-YourDuty,""Physiology -FactsAboutMarriage,""Leisure-Your Pleasure."

Theselectureswillbe held,probably,attheDiocesanSecretariatofCatholicAction,2ndFloor,NationalMutualBuilding,81 St.George'sterrace,on Monday,July9&July16 (twolecturespernight).

Applicationshouldbe madeonformsavailableattheseHeadquarters,or fromlocalN.C.G.M.branches,andreturnedtothe secretary,NationalCatholicGirls'Movement,of thesameaddress.Afeeof 1/-shouldbeenclosed.

MarianLodgecommittee,MondayJune25at 5.15p.m. Executivemeeting, MondayJune25at7.30 p.m.

HousePartyWill AidLodgeFunds

Inanefforttoraise fundsfor'MarianLodge', themembersofthe"Marian Lodge'committeehave plannedahouseparty.It willbeheldonFriday, June29,commencingat 8p.m.,atWynneDuffield's residence,307Albany highway,VictoriaPark. Thereshouldbenoneedto stresstheimportanceof makingthisasuccess. Everymember,whocando so,shouldtrytocome along.Aplateforthesupperwouldbeappreciatedfrommembers.

Wm.A.YOUNG, FAMILYBUTCHER

CornerJohnandFitzgeraldSts.. Perth FORQUALITYMEAT

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The

SubiacoGirlsAim

ToHoldSewingBee

Thenextgeneralmeeting willbeheldonTuesday, June19,andabetterattendanceisanticipated thanatthelastmeeting. Afterthemeetingtherewill beasewingbee,sobring alongthosed'oyleys,tray cloths,suppercloths,etc., etc.,whichhavebeen startedandnotfinished.

LeedervilleGirls

ToMeetJune18

Thegeneralmeetingwill beheldonMondayJune18 intheparishhall.Girlsare remindedtopaytheirsubscriptions.

GirlsandBoysPlan

ClaremontSocial

AcombinedY.C.W.and N.C.G.M.socialwillbe heldattheSchoolHallon SundayJune 17 after eveningDevotions.Girls,if possible,pleasebringa plateofsupper.

Vic.ParkLasses

HadLodgeTreat

Funandgamesareto behadbyallafterthenext generalmeetingonTuesdayJune19.Aplateof supperwouldhelp.Also gramophonerecordswould proveacceptableinmaking theeveningenjoyable.

Incidentally,thismeetingistobeheldatLiddell'shome,3KingGeorge street.Don'tforgettotell yourfriends.

Thelastsocialweekend atMarianLodgewassuch asuccessthatitisplan nedtohaveanotheronthe secondweekendinJuly.

YouthMembersToHearHaroldBlair

ThenextYouthConcertwillbeheldon Friday,July6,attheCapitolTheatre, andpromisestobeanexcellentconcert.TheconductorwillbeEugene Goossens,andthesoloist,HaroldBlair, tenor.Allyoungpeopleshouldavail themselvesoftheopportunityofattendingtheseconcertsattheveryreasonablecostof3/-perconcert,or6/6 forthefinalthreeconcerts.

WestsandSouths BASKETBALLRESULTS.

PlanHillsOuting

Leaders'meetingwillbe asusualonThursday,June 23. Thereistobeasocial weekendatMarianLodge combinedwithSouthPerth onJune30.July1.Allgirls interestedingoingalong areaskedtohandintheir namestothepresident,as soonaspossible.

BasketballMeet

ForNCGMCaptains

Acaptains'meetingwill beheldatheadquarterson MondayJune18at5.30 p.m.Allcaptainsarerequestedtoattend.

27LeadersMade

EnclosedRetreat

Twenty-sevenLeaders werepresentataRetreat heldatMarianLodgelast week-end.Itishopedto haveanotherinthenear futureforthosewhowere unabletoattend.

CathedralMembers

PlanPictureNight

InsteadoftheusualcombinedmeetingonTuesday, June26,membershavearrangedapicturenightfor bothN.C.G.M.andY.C.W., andthenameofthepicture is"GuiltyofTreason."Admisiontobepaidassoonas possibletoMaryKeely,at Walsh'sMen'sStore.

ACarnivalDance

SetForNedlands

ACarnivaldancewillbe heldatSt.Theresa'shall, Tyrellstreet,onJune23. Goodorchestraandsupper.

CombinedCathedralMovementsTo SeeFilmofCardinalMindszenty

Althoughapplicationsfor theRetreattobeheldfrom June23-24,haveofficially closed,nameswillstillbe takenuptill5p.m.on Monday,June18.

Presidentsarereminded oftheDiocesanCouncil meetingatD.I.S.C.A.on ThursdayJune21.The electionofanewtreasurer andasst.secretary,will takeplaceandalsothe electionofanewmember duetotheresignationof FredFrank.Nonominations arerequiredfrombranches forthislatterposition.

SouthPerthLads ScoreatFootball

Membersarereminded thatthegeneralmeeting willbeheldintheparish hallonSundaynightJune 17followingeveningDevotions.Agoodattendanceis essentialtodiscussfully severalimportantitemsincludingarrangementsforthe nextdancesetforJuly13.

SouthPerthscoredan easyvictoryoverLeedervilleinthefootballcompetitiononSunday.Final scores,SouthPerth11-12, Leederville2-1.

BestforSouthPerth: LaurieBasire,DougParker, OwenJonesandJoeO'Dea.

Chas.Hilson,'UncleMac,'Included InVolumeofVersesforChildren

Mr.CharlesW.Hilson,of26Pennant street,NorthPerth,hashadthedistinction ofhavingsixofhispoemsincludedin "FrolicFair,"abookofAustralasianverse forchildrenunder10.

Mr.Hilson'spoemshave appearedfromtimetotime in"TheRecord,"butthisis thefirsttimehehasfound nationalrecognition.

Mr.Hilson,whoisa teacherattheLeederville Stateschool,isbetter knowntoourreadersas UncleMac,featureeditorof theChildren'sPage. AconverttotheFaith,he

TriduumofMasses,Communions,

IsBoulder'sTributetoPopePiusX.

ThebeatificationofPopePiusX.was markedatBoulderbyatriduumofMasses andHolyCommunions,andclosedwithDevotionsonJune3.

AsitwasalsoSacredjournecitotheparishhall HeartsodalitySunday,afterDevotionsandattendmembers,includingtwoIta-edasocialanddance. Tianguilds.turnedupin force,andwiththegeneral congregationjoinedinhonouringtheelevationofPope PiusX.tothedignityof Beatus.

Morethan200peoplead-

Itcamesuddenlyinthe NorthWestlastweekfromnoraintotonsofit. That'show£3,000comes fromCharities-suddenly. Buyatickettodayinthe No.621Consultation,

MOREBOOKSOFCATHOLICAND GENERALINTEREST

Mailorderspromptlyattendedto.Paymentmust accompanyorders,pluspostage.

"ASaintinHydePark"(LifeofFatherVincent McNabb,Dominican).ByE.A.Siderman 9/6 "TheStoryofMartinDePorres."ByM.G.C. 4/"SaintCatherineofSiena."ByAliceCurtayne11/9 "TheMiracleoftheMountains"(Appearanceof OurLadyatFatima).ByI.M.Kingsbury 5/"TheDarknessIsPassed"(DailyReligionforevery man).ByT.H.Moore,S.J. 12/3 "PeaceofSoul."ByFultonJ.Sheen ......21/"MeditationsontheLoveofGod."ByJ.N.Grou, 12-3

"OmnibusCatechismStories"(FiveBooksinOne forChildren).ByF.H.Drinkwater 22/6 "BurntOutIncense."ByM.Raymond,0.C.S.O.22/6 "AllGloriousWithin."ByBruceMarshall 10/9 'EveryManaPenny."ByBruceMarshall 16/"NoApplauseinChurch."ByNeilKevin 8/4 "DaysWithOurLady"(Thoughtsforalltimes,especiallyforMary'sgreatfeasts).ByWilliam Stephenson,S.J. 8/6 "RitualeRomanium." 43/9

hasanextraordinaryinsightintothemindsofchildren,andhisversereflects thosequalitiesofinnocence, simplicityandpenetration. Heisbelievedtobethe only.WestAustralianincludedintheanthology.

NextweekweplayHighgateagainatSouthPerth Oval.Thegamewillcommenceat2.30p.m.andany playernotthere20minutes beforecommencementof gamewillforfeithischance toplay.

CombinedDances StartatHighgate

TheHighgateY.C.W.N.C.G.M.fortnightlydances willcommenceonFriday June22withacarnival. Agoodorchestraisbeing engagedandtherewillbe noveltiesandfungalore.

OurfootballteamrecordedanotherwinbydefeatingWestPerth.Final

Scores:Highgate16-14, WestPerth6-13.

BestforHighgateG. Lambe,M.McDonaldand D.Elliott.

Badge-GivingIs

FixedForPalmyra

PalmyraY.C.W.members willholdabadge-giving ceremonyandrallyonJune 17. Theprogrammewill consistinbadge-giving, tioninthechurch,followedbyasocialanddance intheTamarstreethall. Memberslookforwardto seeingtheChurchfilledto capacityasthisisa"red letter"dayforthebranch. Thesocialcommittee electedatthelastcombined generalmeetingcomprises: N.C.G.M.:C.Nation;D. Nation;B.Sheehy. Y.C.W.:P.Bannon;B. Carey;E.Beindal.

CarnivalDanceIs SetForNedlands

Don'tmissNedlands carnivaldancetobeheld on23JuneatSt.Teresa's hall,Tyrellstreet.

NewPropagandist ForLeederville

Thegeneralmeetingwill beheldintheC.B.C.this Tuesdaynightat8.15p.m. AtthelastgeneralmeetingBrianDellacawaselected andbranchpropagandist ishandlingthedistributionofthe"NewYouth" paper.Anypersonswishing toobtaincopiesofthis papershouldcontactBrian, whowillarrangefordeliveryofiteachmonth.

WestPerthHas ReverseatSport

SUPPORTINGFEATURE:

"DesertCalling"(ThestoryofCharlesdeFoucauld).ByAnneFremantle 22/6 "ATownLikeAlice."ByNevilShute 10/6 "Joe'sNoSaint."Poems-byJohnD.Sheridan 6/AllObtainableat

CENTRALCATHOLICBOOKSHOP

MissMaryNoonan, daughterofMr.andMrs. T.J.Noonan,of27Barker street,Katanning,whowas presentedtoMajor-Ge- neralWhitelaw,G.O.C. WesternCommand,on Jubileeday,May9.

Thenextmeetingwillbe heldinSt.Brigid'shallat 8p.m.onThursday,June 28. Choirpracticeisheldat Mr.Roxby'sresidenceevery Tuesdaynight. withMembersplayedfootball HighgateatMenzies Parkonthe10thandwere badlybeaten-16goals14 pointsto6goals9points. BestplayerswereSnow, FarinbsiandRexMcGrade. Thelastdance,asusual, wasagreatsuccess,so, comealongandjoininthe funatthenextdancetobe heldonJune23inSt.Brigid'shall.OnJuly7there willbeagrandjubilee carnivaldance.

DOYOUEVERTHINK!

Doyoueverdrawasidefromthehustle ofthedailyroutineandthinkquietlyas towhatyourpositionis?Whatareyour chancesofpromotion?Willyourpayenvelopebethesameweighttenyearsfrom now?

IFSO-DOSOMETHING ABOUTIT!

Goldenopportunitiesgo begging whenalittleperseverance would securethemfor you.

LordAbbotCatalanOpensthe NewPresbyteryatTrayning

Allthecountryfolkwithinaradiusof 30mileswendedtheirwaytowardsTrayningonJune3,towitnesstheblessingand openingofthenewpresbytery.TheNew NorciaNativeboys'bandplayedsomeof theirselections,underthebatonoftheRev. FatherRamiro,O.S.B.,thebandmaster. LordAbbotCatalanandapartyoffive priestsfromNewNorcia,theparishpriests ofGoomallingandWyalkatchem,theRev. P.SesmaandtheRev.J.Cameron,attended thefunction.

Afeatureoftheoccasion wasthecelebrationofthe TrayningChurchjubilee.

Blessedandopenedin April,1926,thebuilding, outside,hasafinelooking appearancestill,having stoodtheeffectsoftimeand oftheweathersowellthat itlooksasifithadbeen builtonlyyesterday.

Inside,thechurchhasdeterioratedalltheseyears,

handedin,thedebitbalance willbe£'1,200,whichis aboutone-thirdofthetotal cost.

NativeBoysSing

DuringHighMass

ThedaybeganwithHigh MassbytheLordAbbot. whopreachedontheGospeloftheday;theRev. FatherWilliamandtheRev. FatherIsidoreweredeacon

Catholicsfortheirco-operation.

Afinancialstatementread byFatherPhilipshowed that£1,711incashand kind-mostlywheat-were alreadyinhandbefore thebuildingwasstarted,whiletheeloquentappealofFatherIsidorereceivedaresponseof£300. DomWilliam,thefirstresidentparishpriest,who

LibraryLectures

ForNon-Catholics

FollowingtheMissionto thosenotoftheFaith,given lastmonthinSt.Patrick's church,Havelockstreet, WestPerth,bytheRev.P. J.Tracey,S.J.,theattendancesatthetalksgivenat theCentralCatholiclibrary, 36Pierstreet,havebeen excellent.

Thetalksaregiveneach Thursdayevening,commencingof7.45p.m.

ThesubjectslistedfordiscussiononJune21 is: "Creation;Sanctifyingand ActualGrace."

Mrs.MortimerHas221Descendants, Waltzesat90th.BirthdayParty

Mrs.EmmaMortimer,ofHopeValley, intheparishofSpearwood,celebratedher 90th.birthdayonMay26.Motherof19 children,shehas94grandchildrenand114 great-grandchildren.

TheRtRev.A.Catalan,O.S.B.,assistedby Rev.FatherPeterandRev.FatherRoz. mainlybecauseofthefact thattheworkofteaching hadbeencarriedoninit sincethebeginningof1934.

ButsincethenewConventschoolwasopened,in 1949,thechurchhasundergoneathoroughrenovation, whichhasmadeofitadelightfulplaceofDivine worship.Anewsanctuary, moreover,hasbeenadded, therebyallowingthechurch ,twelvemorefeetseatingaccommodation.

OnlyOneThirdDue

OnNewBuilding

TheRev.FatherPhilip, O.S.B.,theparishpriest,had forsometimebeenpreparinghimselftheplansand specificationsforthenew presbytery.Theworkof buildingitwasstartedon October15,1950;byMarch ofthisyearitwasanaccomplishedfact.

Thestructure,whichisof brick,andisexquisitely furnished,hasafrontsittingroom,twobedrooms,a sleepout,aspaciousverandahwithdoriccolumns,and acementfloorplannedto theverybestadvantage.

Thetotalcost,including churchrenovationsand furnishings,amountsto £3,400.Aconsiderablepart ofthismoneywasalreadyinhandbeforethe workwasstarted,andwhen allthemoneypromisedis

J.P. (Noconnectionwithany otherfirm).

andsub-deacon,andFather Philipassistantpriest.The ceremonieswerecarriedout underthedirectionofthe Rev.FatherPeterasmaster ofceremonies. Themusicalpartwaswell renderedbyabodyof NativeboysfromNewNorcia,whosang"MissaNona" byDomMoreno,O.S.B. FatherH.Ross,O.S.B.,presidedattheorgan.After thefunctiontheinvited guestswereentertainedata luncheonattheTrayning hotel,wheretheusualtoasts werehonoured.

LordAbbotPays TributetoPriest

Intheafternoon,after blessinganddeclaringthe presbyteryopen,bytheunveilingofabrassplate, AbbotCatalanpaidtribute totheparishpriestforcarryingthebuildingtocompletion,andtotheTrayning

NewPresbyteryandRenovatedChurch builtthechurch25years ago,dweltonthehistoryof theparishsinceitwasseparatedfromGoomallingin 1925. Goomallingthen coveredanareaof10,000 squaremiles,andTrayning, beinganoutposttoofarto beworkedasregularlyas itdeserved,itwasfound necessarytomakeitanew parish.

NamesofPioneers

AreRecalled

FatherWilliamrecalled thenameofpioneerFather Ubach,O.S.B.,drivinghis horseandtraptotheoutbacksandcallingontheCatholichomesontheway.

Norcouldhissuccessors, FathersO'Malley and Planas,beforgotten.

Themenwhoformedthe firstChurchcommitteewere Messrs.M.Cosgrove(present),M.Gleeson,the O'Mearabrothers,Frank, JackandJim(present),the lateMr.Mulcahy,thelate Mr.P.Caul,MickTravers, TedCarmody,BillShannan (present),theRyanbrothers,fromKodj-Koojin (present).

TrayningIsNow FullyEquipped

OtherspeakerswereMr. Cornell,theMemberforthe

7t -74 FORTYHOURS' DEVOTION.

JUNE

4th.-BUSSELTONand WAROONA:OneDayof Exposition. 5th-MOSMANPARKand EASTPERTH:OneDay ofExposition.

district,andMr.Felgate. thelocalRoadBoardsecretary,who,withthechairman oftheChurchcommittee. Mr.F.O'Meara,occupieda placeofhonourwiththe clergyontheplatform.

Mr.FelgaterecalledFather Benedict'snameashaving therecordforlongestterm asparishpriestofTrayning.He ressivenessstressedtheprogoftheCatholicsofthedistrictwhopossessedinTrayningacompletelyequippedparishwith church,convent,convent schooland'presbytery.

Theclergyreceivedall theattentionoftheSisters ofSt.JosephoftheSacred HeartattheConvent.The visitors,tothenumberof 300,wereentertainedbythe ladiesatafternoonteain theschoolgrounds.

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Alargenumberofherrelativesgatheredtohonour herintheSouthCoogee hall.Presentalsowasthe Rev,J.Chokolich,parish priest.

ThetoastofthenonagenarianwasproposedbyMr. JackBaileyandresponded tobyFatherChokolich.A three-tieredbirthdaycake, madebyherdaughter,Mrsi _Smith,sported90candles.

BornEmmaPostans,in Pinjarrain1861,shewas marriedattheageof18in St.Patrick'schurch,Fremantle,byRev.Father O'Reilly,wholaterbecame ArchbishopofAdelaide.

Mrs.Mortimerlivedatthe Portfortwoyears,andhas spenttherestofherlifein HopeValley.Shelosther husbandin1934.

Mrs.Mortimerrecalls helpingherfatherdrove bullockstoPerthandcampingintherain.Shealso

helpedinthesplittingof shingleswhichwereusedin roofingSt.Mary'sCathedral,andtheOldWomen's home,Fremantle.Sherecallsproudlythemany yearsMasshasbeensaidin herhomependingthecreationoftheSpearwoodparish.

Infullpossessionofall herfaculties,Mrs.Mortimer isdriventoMassinautilitybyhersister,Mrs. Thomas,aged75.

Atherbirthdaycelebrations,shedeclaredshefelt "veryyoung,"andproved theassertionbyjoiningin theold-timewaltz.

Amongherchildrenpresentatthepartywere: MesdamesE.Gore,Swain, Smirke,Harvey,Armstrong, Burrows,Smith,andA. Brookes;Messrs.George, Jack,Andy, Anthony, James,FrankandTheo Mortimer.

Laubman&Pank (W.A.)PTY.LTD.

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WinsandLossesFor NewNorciaTeams

S.I.C.hadastrenuous week.OnSunday,June3, theynarrowlydefeateda youngandvigorousOld Boys'teambyonepoint. ThefollowingSaturday theymetGuildfordGrammarfirstatNewNorcia. Playwasfastandeven flowing.Excellentruck workbyW.Keeleysawthe balltoClemHill,andthen frequentlytoG.Templeman,andgoalsresulted.

Finalscores:S.I.C.,19 goals17behinds;Guildford Grammar,5goals4behinds.

G.Templemanscored8 goals,C.Hill4.

TheCollegeunder14 teamdefeatedasimilar teamfromGuildfordby15 goals12behindstonil.

Onthefollowingday, Sunday,theCollegefirst18 travelledtoCalingiri,and wentdowntoaverystrong team,21goals19behindsto S.I.C.10goals9behinds.W. Keeley,P.White,andR. Andersonwecebestfor S.1.C.J.Hesson,3goals, andG.Templeman,J.Parsons,andR.Anderson,2 goalseach,withW.Keeley, asback,wereamongthe best.

TheCollege2nd.18met Calingiri'ssecond18at NewNorciaandwoneasily, 23goals21behindsto4 goals7behinds.BrianConnollykickedfivegoals.

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FirstPerthMantoJoinHospitaller

BrothersofSt.JohnofGodReturns

AtpresentvisitingPerthistheRev. BrotherNorbert,assistant-Generalofthe HospitallerBrothersofSt.JohnofGod.He arrivedfromEurope,accompaniedbythe Rev.BrotherFrancisXavier(McAdam), whoenteredtheCongregationfromPerth.

IsStreetAppeal AllotmentJust?

Sir,-Afterwaitingin vainforsomepublicityto begiventhematterbya moreablepenman,andone perhapsalittlebetterinformedonthesubjectthan myself,Iventuretoexpress dissatisfactionattheexclusionofourCatholicorphanagesandinstitutionsfrom thelistofthoseauthorised toconductstreetappeals,as publishedinthedailypress aboutthreeweeksago. Itwouldappeartheremay besomelinkbetweenthis andthefactthatwehave forsolongsubmittedto bearingadoublecostinthe educationofschoolchildren.Theactionofthose responsibleforthedecision iscertainlyndtlikelytoassistinbringingaboutthat unityappealedforinarecentissueofalocalweekly paper.

Incidebtally,asthegreat majorityofCatholics,unfortunately,donotattend ourorphanages,etc.,on theirFielddays,Iwould liketosuggestthatonthose Sundaysspecialcollections shouldbemadeaftereach Massinallparishes.Ifeel surethatittheproperpublicityweregiven,theresult wouldfarexceedwhatis lostthroughbeingdenied theprivilege(orisitright?) ofastreetappeal.-Yours, etc., MILITANT.

MOTORISTS!

SAVETIME. SERVICE.

WecarryinstockRemetalledConRodsfor almosteveryknownmakeofCar,Truckand Tractor.BuyaRemetalledRodfromus.We willmakeanallowanceonyouroldone.

UNITEDMOTORS,

Tel.B9251(4lines).

978HAYSTREET,PERTH.

USEUNITEDMOTORSCONRODEXCHANGE

TheRev.BrotherKilian Herbert,0.S.J.D.,Priorof theMorissetTrainingcentre,N.S.W.,cameoverland tomeetBrotherNorbertin Perth.

BrotherFrancisXavier,

whohasbeenstayingwith hisfamilyinNorthPerth, leftfortheEasternStates onJune13.HewillbeattachedtotheMorissetstaff. TheBrothersdevotethemselvestothecareofthe sick,whomtheynursein theirownhospitals;they alsospecialiseinthecareand trainingofsub-nqrmalboys. Morissetis,asyet,their onlyfoundationinAustralia.

Archbishop's Engagements

Jame24: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.Columba'sChurch,Bayswater.

July1: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.Columba'sChurch,SouthPerth

July8: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.Joseph's Church,Bassendean.

July15:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.Mary's, Kalamunda.

July22: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,St.Brigid's Church,Collie.

July24: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Churchofthe Immaculate Conception, Dardanup.

July29: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,St.Patrick's Church,Bunbury.

FatherBryanSecuresHisNewPlane AndFliesNorfhaHappyPriest

AdvicehasbeenreecivedfromtheMost Rev.Dr.A.Gummer,BishopofGeraldton, thattheRev.E.Bryanhastakendeliveryof hisnewAusterplaneandhasgonenorth withit,"averyhappypriest."Readerswho havecontributedtotheappealwillbegrati.fiedtoknowthatthearduousworkofthe PortHedlandparishwillthusbegreatlyrelieved.

Thefollowingdonations havebeenreceivedtowards thefundforFatherBryan's newplane,andtheyare thankfullyacknowledgedby BishopGummer,Geraldton W.A.

£200:Mr.andMrs.R.J. Honner. £37:St.Brigid'sParishioners,WestPerth.

£20:Anon,Leonora.

£10each:Anon;Mr.W. Bryan;Mr.andMrs.F.A. Cowcher;VincentianFathers;Mr.SidAtkinson; SocialCommitteeN.C.G.M. Kalgoorlie(perMissJosephineGreen);Mrs.I. Morrissey;Mr.C.Heelon.

£9/12:CatholicSisters andStaffRepatriationHosp. Hollywood(perSisterRoe).

£616:TheHovellFamily.

£5/5each:Mr.J. Seaman;PallottineFathers.

£5/0/6each:MissM. Godwin;Rev.Fr.K.Spain.

£5each:Rev.Fr.E. Hope;MissEttaKelly; Anon;Messrs.AhernsLtd.; Dr.J.A.McAuliffe;Mr. JohnAhern;Anon,Kal-

goorlie;Mr.H.Wallace; MissJoanNevin;.Rev.Fr.J. McKay;Anon. 4/10:RepatriationHosp. Hollywood(perSisterRoe).

£3/3each:St.Johnof GodSisters,Geraldton;Mrs. PeterVandeleur.

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FilmofCardinal'sMonstrousTrial IsWarningtoFreemenEverwhere

Whatevermaybethedemeritsofthefirm, "GuiltyofTreason,"atpresentshowinginPerth,it itdoesatleastrecalloneofthemostscathingindictmentsofCommunisminourtime.Aneditorialinthe"OsservatoreRomana"stigmatisedthe trialofCardinalMindszentyfarmoreaccuratelyand pungentlythantheworld-widestormofprotest againstthegrotesqueproceedings."Psychological characteristicsoftheCommunistjudiciary-system appearedfromthefirst."wrotetheVaticansemi-officialorgan."TheaccusedCardinaladmitseverything,confesseseverything,andhasnomorewords leftforhisdefence.Hebecameconvincedofhis ownguiltingaol.repented,andawaits,ifhedoes notinvoke,condemnationandjustpenance."The eventwascertainly\vithoutprecedentinhistoryoutsideCommunistproceedings.Whenweconsiderthemoral$ourageandvigourofthecondemnedCardinal,whichwasattestedto,notonlybyhis friends.butalsobyhisenemies,duringtheNazi occupationofhiscountrywhenwereviewtheuncompromisingresistanceheofferedtothepuppet Redregimeovertheprevoustwoyears(especally whentheschoolswerenationalised).thecontrastbetweenthismanofresolutionandstrengthandthe craven,'brokenmaninthedock,therewasinvolved astrainonhumancreduilitywhichcouldnotbeacceptedasareflectionofthetruth.

Inthisrespect,itisimportanttonotetwomatters.Themajorhriminalcountbroughtagainstthe Cardinalwasthatoftreason,andinparticularof plottingwithOttoofHapsburgtorevivethe.monarchy.Now,thatliewasnailedbeforethetrial began,foronthedaywhenitwasallegedtohave takenplaceinChicago,theCardinal\vasseenby thousantls'inOttawa.Hereisanobjectivefact whichallthemonkey-businessintheCommunist hagoftrickscannotcircumvent.YettheCardinal consentedtothischargeastotheotherswhenitsrefutationwasthesimplestofallmatters.There enteredherethatabnormalelementwhichdominatedalltheproceedings.Moreover,wemustsuppose thathehadsomeforeknowledgeofsomesucheventualitywhenhewarnedtheworldbeforehisarrest thatnovaliditywould.attachtoany"confession"he mightsnakeaftertheevent.HisRedjudgeswere verycarefultohavehimretractthiswarning,butit wasnotretractedbyworldopinion,becausewe knewforcertainthathewasnormalwhenitwas written.Inaddition,theexclusionofobservers fromtheembassiesandForeignMinistries,andthe admissionofforeignjournaliststothetrialultimatelyprovedofmajorsignificance.Forthejournalistsdidnotenjoydiplomaticimmunityfromthe consequencesoftheirdespatches,astheywereto becomepublicproperty,whereasthecontentsofthe diplomaticbagarenormallyconfidential.Itwas certainlyextraordinarythatajointstatementof freedomfromcensorshipwasrequiredofthem,and thattwoimportantPressrepresentativesdidnot signthedocument.

Themostmonstrousfeatureofthetrialwas theprejudgementonthepartoftheHungarianGovernment.pressandradio,Evenhadtheproceedings'beennormalinotherrespects,nofairjudical trialvaspossiblewhenacarefullyorganisedcampaignofabuse,intimidationandslanderhadbeen workingatfullpressureforsixmonthsbefore,and duringthetrial.TheCourtitselfwentoutofits waytoslanttheevidenceprimarilyagainstAmericanforeignpolicy,andsecondarilyagainstthe Church.DespiteDr.Olty'sclaimthattherewas iiomentionofreligiouspersecution,thefactremains thatthechargeagainsttheCardinalthathehad obstructedrelationsbetweenChurchandStatecentredaboutthecommunisationoftheschools,andif thatisnotamajorplankofreligiouspersecution. noneexists.Forallthespateofpropaganda,it vetremainsthatitwasnotCardinalMindszentyor theCatholicChurchinHungarywhichwastried andcondemned,buttheMarxistregime,whichhas broughtdownanoldandChristiancivilisationto themostdegradedlevel.Theinhumansentence passeduponagreatchurchmanandleaderofhis countryisasymboloftheCommunistmenaceto freemeneverywhere.Weshouldnotdesistfrom ourprayersforthemanwhoistosuffertilldeath forGodandforHunwary_rememberinghisheroic wordsbeforetheRedbestialitybrokeuponhimthat theycouldonlytakehislifefromhimandthathe hadgiventociodlongago.

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AtOurRouse

ByMaryTinleyDaly.

CONFIRMATIONDAY

ConfirmationdayrollsBlaze,youknow-Red Blaze!"

around-andthisyearit's 10-year-oldMarywhorepresentsourhouseinthe class.

"Mary?"askedtheHead oftheHouseinsurprise. "Why,Marycan'tbeready forConfirmation!"

Tohim,shewillalways bethe"dearlittleMary" sheusedtocallherself whenshewasababy.But herewasanolderMary, askinghimtoreviewher catechism.

AfterMaryhadanswered thequestionsand"explaineditinherownwords,"as theHeadoftheHousealwaysinsistson,heshookhis headatthepassingoftime, butagreedthat"dearlittle Mary"wasreallyprepared.

"Whatnameyougoingto take?"weasked.

Why,Eugenia,ofcourse," sheanswered."Youknow -meandthePope."

That"meandthePope" hasbeenasemi-serious jokeatourhouse.Mary wasbornontheCoronation dayofPopePiusXII, March10,1939,andallher lifeshehasfeltaspecial kinshipwithHisHoliness. EachyearMarytakesa personalinterestinthe world-widecelebrationthat occursonherbirthday;she hasreadmanyaccountsof thelifeoftheHolyFather; butwedidn'trealisethat theassociationwentsodeep astomakethePope'sChristiannamehersinConfirmation.

"Knowhowtospellit?" Patasked.

"Suredo,"Marygrinned. "I'dliketouseit,too."

Thespellingbusiness broughtbackmemoriesof thefirstConfirmationatour house-Pat's.Shehaddecidedtotakethename Therese,fortheLittleFlower,and"herpublic"wasall onhand.Therewere101 othersintheclass,butfor ustherewasonlyone: MaryPatriciaTherese.As PatkneltbeforetheArchbishopandtheassisting priestreadhercard,weall leanedforwardeagerly.

"MaryPatriciaRita,"he read.

Hergrandfatherhalfrose fromhisseat,butwas quicklyrestrained by grandma."Hush,Hubert," shewhispered."Thepriest didn'treaditright."

OnthewayhomeweaskedPat,"Justwhatnamedid youtake?"

"Oh,golly,"sheconfessed, "IwantedtotakeTherese, isbutthedaytheytoldusto write'emdown,Ididn't knowhowtospellit-and Ritawaseasy."

Wehadasurprisethe nextyear-whenplain "John"wouldbecome"John Joseph"andarealjunior. sistingpriestasJohnny knelt.

TheHeadoftheHouse leanedoverandwhispered: "DidhesayBlase?"

"That'sthewayIheered it,"Iwhisperedback.

Thatmysterywassolved r onthewayhome,too. Seemsasthoughthepriestreadscorrectly-it'sour childrenwhodouble-cross us.

"Yes,"Johnnysaid,"I thoughtBlasewasaswell nameforaredheadedguy.

Wegottheidea...Well, certainlySt.Blaseisafine patron...MaybeJohnJoseph wouldbealittlehandierat carpentryaroundthe house,butJohnBlase's throatis'O.K.

Afterthattherewereno moresurprises-wetooka lookatthenameslipsbe- foretheywereturnedin. EileenandMarkie'sconfirmationswentoffquiteconventionally.

AndnowitwasMary's turn."Seemsasthough we'veseenalotofchildren confirmed,"Isaidtothe HeadoftheHouseaswe weredressinginourcoolestclothesforthe4P.M. serviceinablisteringhot church.

"Howdoyouthinkit seemstotheArchbishop?"heasked."Andwithallthe robeshehastowear".

TheArchbishopseemed toenjoyit-justasifthis werehisonlyconfirmation classthisyear!Itwasmost impressiveasheadministeredtheSacramentwith theage-oldritesofthe Church,makingthese babiesofafewyearsago "DefendersoftheFaith andSoldiersofChrist."

A duringviolentstormcameup theservicesandwe hadtowadeankle-deepas weleftthechurch,white veils whitegrowinglimpand hoessoaked...

"They'reinChrist'sArmy now,"oneofthebystanders commented."HisNavy," oneoftheboyscorrected,sloshingthroughapuddle.

Atthetraditionalfamily partyatourhouseafterward,everybodybegan talkingaboutConfirmations-naturally.

"MarkieandIweredone byaplainBishop,"Eileen said"andyoukidshadan Archbishop."

"AndaCardinalconfirmedme,"saidtheHead oftheHouse."Cardinal Gibbons."

Stretch,withthevivid imaginationofthethreeyear-old,thinksthatshe hasbeenConfirmedtoo,so sheproceededtotellusall aboutit.

"Weallworewhite veils,"shesaid,"andwe sangthebeautifulestsongs andhadicecreamwith chocolatesauce." confirmed?""Andwhenwereyou askedtheHead oftheHouse,veryse- riously.

"Onthefifty-secondof March,"shesaid.then added:"anditwasbetter'n yours."

"Oh,yeah?"Johnny asked."Andwhoconfirmed you?ThePope?"

"No,"Stretchsaid,tacklinghericecream."God didit."

beStretch,wethink,should afuturecandidatefor theradioprogramme."Can YouTopThis?"

Korea'sForeignMinister,JohnChang IsKnightedbyPopePius,ToMark OutstandingServicesasLayCatholic

PUSAN,Korea,May25(Radio,N.C.)--fThe knighthoodconferredbyHisHolinessPopePius XIIonKoreanPrimeMinisterJohnM.Chang againplacesinthelimelightthiscountry'soutstandinglayCatholic.

PremierChangwasinvestedasKnightCommanderoftheOrder,ofSt.SylvesterherebyArchbishopMaxmiliandeFurstenberg,ApostoliclDeleKorea.

Beforeenteringthepoliticalworldin1948Dr. Changwaslongactiveasa Catholiceducator.GraduatedfromManhattanCollege,NewYork,in1926,he servedasprincipalofTong SungMiddleSchool,aBoys Catholichighschoolin Seoul,from1931to1947. Healsowaschairmanof theCatholicYoungMen's FederationofSeouland editorialadvisertoKyung Hyang,SeoulCatholic daily.

Dr.Changwaselectedto theNationalAssemblyin 1948byalargemajority,despitethefactthathewas notassociatedwithanypo-liticalparty.Inthefallof thatyearhewassentto ParisbyPresidentSyng-manRheetoheadthe Koreandelegationwhich soughtandobtainedUnited Nationsrecognitionforthe RepublicofKoreafromthe GeneralAssemblymeeting there.

Whenabouttoreturnto Korea,Dr.ChangwasnamedAmbassadortothe UnitedStates,hiscountry's keydiplomaticpost.He servedinthiscapacityduringthecriticaltimewhen SouthKoreawasattacked bytheNorthKoreanReds, andlatelastfallhewas recalledbyPresidentRhee

QuakeVictims

ShelterinChurch

SANSALVADOR,ElSalvador,May26(NC).-A statelycathedralhasbecomeabusyreliefcentrein thenear-bySanMiguel diocese,wherethousands arehomelessandseveral townsinruinsinthewake ofearthquakesthatwrought havocthereearlyinMay.

TheunfinishedbutunharmedSanMiguelCathedralhasbeenmadea headquartersfordistributionoffood,medicines, clothingandtentcanvasto the whereseveralnearbytowns totalorpartialdestructionhasleft45,000 peoplehomeless.About 2,000werekilledinthe quakes,andamongthe homelessare17,000childrenunder5yearsofage.

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totakeoverthehelmof PrimeMinister.

Theknightingceremony tookplacehereinthepresenceofPresidentRhee andmembersoftheKorean cabinet.BishopPaulRo, VicarApostolicofSeoul, andBishopJohnChoe, VicarApostolicofTaegu, assistedArchbishopde Furstenberginthebrief ceremony.

AfterwardsPresidentRhee headedthelineofcongra-tulatorsandexpressedhis gratitudefortheCatholic Church'ssympatheticinterestinKorea.

CatholicNumbers GrowinAmerica

NEWYORK(N.C.).-

ThenumberofCatholicsin theUnitedStates,Alaska andtheHawaiianIslandsis fixedat28,634,873inthe 1951editionoftheOfficial CatholicDirectoryjustissuedhere.

Thenewtotalrepresents anincreaseof868,737over thetotalreportedayear agobytheDirectory.It wasnotedthatwhile19diocesesreportednochanges intheirCatholicpopulations andfourreflectonlyslight decreases,103Seesshowed substantialgains.Twentythreearchdiocesesrenorted agrowthof412,080nd103 diocesesshowedan...crease of456,657.

TheDirectoryreported thatforthefifthsuccessiveyearthenumberof convertswhoenteredthe Churchexceeded100,006,247.TheDirectoryrecorded121,950adultbaptisms lastyear,anincreaseof 2,777overthepreceding year.Itfixedthenumber ofinfantbaptismsat973,544,anincreaseof30,101; marriagesat328,317,adecreaseof10,195anddeaths at261,521,whichwere 3,537fewerthaninthepreviousyear.

AAngels'Parish

ByHUGHDEVINE

Posty'sWhistle

DearGirlsandBoys,Graduallylettersarebeginningtocomein-much tomydelight.Itspleasant tothinkeverybodyiscommencingtotakeaninterest inthe"Corner."Perhaps you'veallbeenshy(and perhapssomearestilltoo shy)towrite.Don'tbelike that.Ifyouknewmeyou'd neverbefrightenedofme. Kindregards.

UNCLEMAC.

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Mydeepestgratitudeto allthreeliberalfriendsfor theirgiftstoaworthy cause.

UNCLEMAC. *

Mrs.G.E.McKenzie(Northam).

MissE.E.Hanrahan (Perth).

Ihavejustdiscovered thatletterswrittentoyou inthe"Corner"havebeen heldoverbecauseofan oversight.Pleasedon'tthink I'mungratefulforyour kindthoughts. Idoap- preciatewhatyou'vedone. Hopeyoureceivedtheaddressessafely.Godbless youboth! UNCLEMAC.

DearGreatAunt,-Thanks foryoursplendidletter.You sayGrandmotherisafine oldladyandIagreewith youwholeheartedly.But Youbelongtohergenera- tionalso,andIdon'tsee anythingwrongwithyou. InfactIthinkbothmen andwomenofyourtime wereofasuperiortypeto thoseofthepresentday.

Thursday,June14,1951.

hiidredsCottle

Likeyou,GreatAunt,I haveacopyof"Faithof OurFathers,"andmineis ingoodcondition.Ifyou givemeyouraddress,I shallforwardittoyouwith pleasure.Ihaveotherbooks abouttheFaith.Best wishes.

UNCLEMAC.

M.E.D.,Boulder: Thanksforyourofferre sending"TheRecord,"etc., tosomeoftheBushies.Addresseswillbesenttoyou verysoon. Ithinkyour kindthoughtiswonderful. Godblessyou!

UNCLEMAC.

NowForaPoem (FortheLasses). IFONLY. Andaretherenofairies? Theysaynot,butyet, Ifonlymystepwereahundredtimeslighter, Ifonlymyeyeswereahundredtimesbrighter, I'dseekforthesefairiesI neverhavemet, Andfindthemto-morrow beforethesunset. Forwheretherearerainbowstoshinefromthe sky, Andbeautifulbutterflies flutteringby, Andwheretherearesunbeamstodanceonthe sea, Then,hereintheworld, therearefairiesforme.

I'VEFOUNDIT'SFUN TOSEWWITHLADA...

WhenGreatFolk

WereLittleFolk

KiplingKnewColour OfEast,WestCruelty

RudyardKiplingwasborn inIndiain1865.Oneof hisearliestmemories,he tellsus,isofwalkingwith hisayah(nurse)andyoung sisterthroughthemarket placeofBombay,wherethe feastofcolour,purple,gold, greenandyellowmadea deepimpressiononhis youngmind.

Hisayahhadbecomea Christian,andoftenpaused toprayatawaysidecross, theyoungboyatherside gazinginaweandreverenceatthecrucifiedChrist. ThenMeta,hisHinduservant,whowasnotaChristian,wouldtakehimbythe handandleadhimfora momentintotheTemple, wherethefriendlyBuddha gazedcalmlydownupon themfromhisdimshrine.

Theayahwouldchatto thechildreninherownlanguage,sothatyoungRudyardknewHindustanibetterthanheknewEnglish. Thiswassoevidentthat, whenhewenttohisparentsinthedrawingroom, hisayahwouldbeghimto remembertospeakEnglish.

Butsoonhesaidgoodbyetothecolourfulbazaars, themysteriousforests,and thewhiterobednatives. Afterlongjourneying,the littleboy,accustomedtothe heat,foundhimselfina dark,coldhouseinableak coldcountry.Herehe foundwithsurprisethat womenmadea"naked"fire, andhecriedbecausehehad neverseenanopenfireina gratebefore.

Whenhismotherand fatherreturnedto'India,

Rudyardwasleftwithvery cruelpeople.Hewascuffedandbeatenandhumiliatedinathousandways. Forseveralyearsthiswent on,andtheonlybreaks weretheannualChristmas visittothehomeofabelovedauntwhoherselfwas never,neverangry.

Laterhisparentsreturned,andfindinghowthings stood,tookhimtoahouse inEppingForest,wherehe recoveredhishealthand goodspirits.

Atschoolheagainfound lifeharduntiltheboysdiscoveredhewasgoodat swimminganddiving.On oneoccasion,achampion divergaveadisplayand divedfromatremendous height.Butthecrowdwere evenmoredelightedwhen astockyboydivedafter himwithmuchmoreflourishandstyle.

Aschoolpapertowhich Rudyardcontributedwas soldquiterecentlyfor £130,simplybecausethe boy,wholaterbecamea wonderfulpoetandauthor, hadsomeofhisjuvenile outpourings-printedthere.

LEAVEMEWITH ASMILE

Child:"Mummy,whydid theycallRobinsonCrusoe's manFriday?"

Mother:"Becausehecame tohimonaFriday."

Child:"Thenwhydidn't youcallmeWednesdayinsteadofPaul?"

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Uncle:"What'setiquette, Bobby?"

Bob:"Oh,that'sthenoise youdon'tmakewhen there'scompany."

TheBookworm

JuanFernandez,thesupposedRobinsonCrusoe's Island,whichis415miles fromthecoastofChile,has beenselectedasthesiteof aChileanairbase.

FromaChinesesage:"A flowerwithoutaperfumeis likeapersonalitywithout charm."

Thebeautifulbook,"ImitationofChrist,"wasnot,it seems,theworkofThomas a'Kempis,butwascompiledbythesaintlyDutch preacher,GerardGroote.

TheWeek'sThought "Alldoubtiscowardice-0H trustisbrave."-Bulwer Lytton.

Hewasbornnearlysix hundredyearsago,andyet hismarvellousbookisstill atreasuredpossessionof thousandswhorankitonly secondtotheBible.

Itissaidthatforthelast fourhundredyearsorso themostintelligentmanhas provedtobethegreatGermanpoetandauthor, Goethe.

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Si.PETERACCUSESTHESANHEDRIN

Whentheofficers'ofthe templeappearedandsawall thepeoplelisteningtoSt. Peter,theygotveryangry. TheytookholdofSt.Peter andSt.Johnandputthem inprison,andkeptthem lockedupallnight.But thetwoApostlesdidnot mindthis,because5,000 menbecameCatholicsafter St.Peterhadfinished speaking. EarlynextmorningAnnas, thehighpriest,andCaiphas, bothofwhomhadbeen guiltyofcondemningOur BlessedLordtodeath,calledameetingoftheSupreme CourtorSanhedrinofthe Jews.St.PeterandSt. John,prisonerssincethe nightbefore,wereputon trial,andthehighpriest askedthem:"Bywhat authorityorinwhatname haveyoudonethis?"

St.Peter-andtheHoly Spiritwaswithhim-gotup andsaid:"Rulersofthe peopleofIsrael,ifweare ontrialto-dayaboutagood workdonetoacripple,and wehavetoanswerhowthis manwascured,ouranswer toyouandtoallthepeople ofIsraelisthis:Inthename ofJesusChristofNazareth, whomyoucrucified,whom Godhasraisedfromthe dead,inthisNamedoesthe manstandbeforeyoucured andingoodhealth.Neither istheresalvationinany other.Forthereisno othernameunderheaven giventomenbywhichwe mustbesaved."

Thejudgesofthecourt lookedateachotherwhen St.Peterhadfinished,and theywonderedatthebraveryofSt.PeterandSt. John.ThenAnnaswhisperedtoCaiphas:"These menarecommon,ignorant fellows.Theywerealways inthecompanyofJesus whenHewentaround teachingthepeople."Then Caiphasspoketothecourt policemenandsaid:"Take theprisonersoutofcourt forthejudgeswanttodiscussthiscase." St.PeterandSt.John weretakenoutofthecourt room,andthecuredcripple wentwiththem,jumping upanddown,justtoshow everyonethathewasno longeracripple. WhenthetwoApostles hadleft,Annassaidtothe court:"Whatshallwedo aboutthesemen?For everyonein.Jerusalemhas seenthattheyhaveworked thisgreatmiracleandwe cannotdenyit.Allwecan doistotrytofrightenthem andforbidthemtospeak thisNametoanyman."So theycalledSt.PeterandSt. Johnbackintocourtand saidtothem:"Donotspeak orteachanymoreinthe NameofJesus." St.PeterandSt.John answeredthem:"Decidefor yourselveswhetheritis rightforustolistentoyou ratherthantoGod.But besureofthis,wearegoing tospeakofwhatwehave seenandheard."

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ahitch.Theingenious"Lada"SewingMachineHeadis manufacturedbyoneofEurope'soldestandbestknown factories,soIknow,too,thatthisnewdelikhtinsewing willbemineforever.

JourneysofSt.Paul ByGeraldC.TreacySi.

TheCatholicAnswer

Mary,EverVirgin,wasGod'sMother

ButRemainsOneofHisCreatures

Ihaveacoupleofquestionsheresentmeby"Daylight,"onbehalfofafriend.

Thefirstquestionis:

"Kindlyexplainwhythe RomanCatholicChurch speaksoftheVirginMary astheMotherofGodand theQueenofHeaven,as thoughshewerethewifeof theKingofHeaven,in otherwords,oftheHeavenlyFather."

A.:Thereasonwhywe callMarytheMotherof Godisreallyverysimple, andIdon'tthinkyour friendshouldhavethe slightestdifficultyinunderstandingitwhenonceyou haveexplainedittohim.

JesusChristisGod.Mary istheMotherofJesus Christ.Evenaprimary schoolchildcoulddrawthe correctconclusion,namely, thatMaryisthereforethe MotherofGod.Yourfriend suppliesanexcellentsuggestionastowhyshe shouldalsobecalledthe QueenofHeaven.Sheis, infact,theMotherofthe HeavenlyFather'sSon.

Notanticipatingthatthe answertohisfirstquestion wouldbesosimple,your friendasksfurther:

"Whyisthisexaggerated titlegiventoher,seeing thatshebecamethewifeof Joseph,bywhomshebad sonsanddaughtersafter thebirthofChrist?"

A.:Myanswertoyour firstquestionshowsthat thereisnoexaggerationin thetitleswegivetoMary. YourassertionthatMary hadotherchildrenbeside Jesusisfalse.Wereyouto urgeinsupportofyourassertionthattheScripture referstothebrethrenof Christ,youwouldbeshowingignoranceofBiblical usageinwhichnearrelativesarefrequentlyreferredtoasbrethrenandsisterswhentheyareinfact whatwewouldcallcousins.

"Daylight's"friendhasa thirdquestionwhichis

reallyansweredbywhatI havesaid.Heasks:

"Whatjustificationis therefortheRomanCatholicChurch'sextravagant claimsfortheadorationof Mary,inviewoftheplain factthatafterthebirthof Christsheceasedtobea virginandbecameanordinarywife?"

A..Well,"Daylight,"Iam gladtoseethatyourfriend holdstheCatholicdoctrine thatChristwasbornofa virgin.Perhapswithalittleinstructionhe'mightbe broughttoacceptthewhole Catholicdoctrineregarding theVirginMotherofGod. Letusdisposeofhisassertionfirst.Itissimplyfalse tosaythatMarybecamean ordinarywife.Sheremainedavirginalways.And nowforthisadorationof Marywhichseemstobe troublingyourfriend.What doyouthinkheunderstands byadoration?Theword,of course,hasavarietyof meanings.WhatIthinkhe intendstoinsinuateisthat weCatholicsgivethatkind ofhonourtoMarywhichis duetoGodalone.Ifthat iswhathemeans,thenheis mistaken.Maryisoneof God'screatures.Shecan neverbegivenwhatbelongsoGodalone.But wedogiveaveryspecial kindofvenerationtoMary preciselybecausetheHeavenlyFathersawfitto chooseMarytobethe MotherofHisSonJesus.In viewofthatexaltedoffice GodconferredonMary giftsofgraceabovethose conferredonanyother creature,andMaryinturn respondedfullytothese graces.Hencesheisina classbyherself,andoutof deferencetoGod,whohonouredhersomuch,wegive heraspecialtypeofveneration.Thatisthelong andtheshortofit,andfor thelifeofmeIcannotsee whyyourfriendshouldbecomesoemotionalaboutit. Perhapsyouwillbeableto bringhimtoamorereasonableframeofmind.

'Nature'IsaTermClearlyDefined

InPhilosophical,TheologicalUse

Aletterarisingoutofa coupleofformerlettersin whichthewriterattributed (orseemstohavedone)the originofallthingsto Nature.What,thiscorres-

pondentasks,doyoumean byNature?

A.:YouspellNaturewith acapitalN,butfromthe restofyourletterIaminclinedtothinkthatthecap-

MAKEFULLUSEOF Tors

italhasnoparticularsignificance.Thewordnature hasanumberofdifferent butconnectedmeaningsin differentcontexts.Igather fromthegeneraltrendof yourletterthatitisthe philosophicalandtheologicaluseofthetermthatyou areinterestedin.

Theword"nature"isused inthefirstplaceinthe samesenseastheword"essence,"thatis,tosignify thatwhichmakesanything thekindofthingthatitis. Forinstance,ifwearediscussinghumannature,the natureofman,wehavein mindthesumtotalofthe elementsthatmakeaman thekindofcreatureheis, namely,areasoninganimal. Inanyparticularmanthese elementsareabodyanda soul.Thebodygiveshim animality;thesoulgives himrationality;theunion ofthetwomakeshima rationalanimal.

Ifwewerediscussingthe natureofsomeothercreature,theconstituentelementswouldbedifferent. Thenatureofahorse,for instance,wouldnotinclude arationalsoul,becausea horseisnotarationalanimal.Thenatureofanangel, ontheotherhand,would notincludeabody;becauseanangelisnotan animal.

Buttoreturntohuman nature;manismadeupof bodyandsoul.Theseelementsgotoconstitutehis nature,hencetheyaresaid tobenaturaltohim.Moreover,fromtheunionof thesetwoelementsthere ariseasamatterofcourse certainpowersandproperties,byreasonofwhich maniscapableofdoingcertainthings.Heiscapable ofmanualworkandofintellectualwork;hecan achieveimprovementsinhis surroundingsbyutilisingto advantagethematerialshe findsabouthim.

Inthiswayheiscapable, forinstance,ofmaking trainsandaeroplanesto carryhimmorequickly thanhecouldtravelonfoot. Allthesepowersandachievementsarenaturalto man,becausetheyspring fromhisnatureasa rationalanimal;theyare inherentintheelementsof whichheismade.

Grantedthatacreature suchasmanistoexistat all,thepowerswehave mentionedareduetohim; theyaredueinthesense thatwithoutthemhecould notdevelophimselfina mannerbefittinghisnature. Godwasfreetocreateor notcreatetheworld,and evensupposingHedidcreateit,Hewasstillfreeto includeornotincludeinit thekindofcreatureto towhichwegivethename man.

ButsupposingthatGod freelydecidedtoinclude maninHisschemeofcreation,thenHecouldnotrefusetogivemanthepowers necessarytoenablehimto developinamannerbefittinghisnatureasarational animal.Itisnotthatman hasanystrictrightagainst Godinthismatter;but sinceGodisHimselfareasonablebeing,Hecannot stultifyHisownwork.He cannot,sotospeak,devise amachinethathasnopurpose,orthatisincapableof achievingthepurposefor whichitwasintended.

Inconnectionwithman, then,theterms"nature" and"natural"extendto threecategories:(1)The constituentelementsof man,i.e.,bodyandsoul;(2) thepropertiesandpowers thatspringfromtheunion oftheseelements;(3)all theachievementsthatare possibletomanbytheuse ofthesepropertiesand powers.

Thereisanotherandwideruseoftheterm"nature." Whenamanspeaksofthe lawsofnature,heisnot thinkingofhumannature inparticular,norofthe natureofanyspecialclass ofcreatures;hehasinmind thewholephysicaluniverse.Thewordisoften usedinthissensenowadaysincontextsinwhicha formergeneration,witha clearerappreciationofreality,wouldhavepreferredto usetheword"God."

Itisnolongerfashionableinsomecirclestosay thatGodgaveamangreat giftsofbodyandmind;itis consideredlessprovoking nowtosaythat"Nature" gavehimthesegifts.That isratherlikeattributingthe beautyofastatuetothe chiselusedbythesculptor,

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ratherthantothesculptor himself.Whentheword natureisusedinthiswide senseitispracticallysynonymouswiththesumtotal offinitethints-thesum totalofalltheparticular naturesintheworld.

Takeninthissense,the termsnatureandnatural willextendasbeforeto threecategories-(1),the constituentelementswhich makeuptheworldandall thethingsthatareinit; (2)thesumtotalofallthe

powersandforcesinherent intheseelements;(3),the effectsthatcanbeachieved orproducedbytheseforces. Theso-called"lawsof nature"arenothingmore thanstatementsoffacts,establishedbyobservation, abouttheextentandlimitationsproduciblebythe worldforcesjustmentioned,andabouttheconditions thatmustbeverifiedin orderthattheforcesin questionmaybecapableof producingsucheffects.

TheAbsenceofSanctifyingGrace WillNotInvalidateaMarriage

Thenextletterisfrom "T.E.,"Perth,whoaks: "IfaCatholicmarries withoutbeinginthestateof grace,doesthis,intheeyes oftheChurch,affectthe validityofthemarriage, andcouldsuchamarriage beannulled?"

A.:No,theabsenceofthe stiteofgraceintherecipientdoesnotaffectthevalidityofthesacramentof marriage.Thatdoesnot mean,ofcourse,thatitis amatterofindifference whetherthepartiestoa marriagebeinthestateof graceornot.Matrimonyis oneofthesacramentsofthe living,andwhencontracted inthestateofgraceincreasesthedegreeofsanctifyinggraceinthesouland givesarighttotheactual graceswhichareneededin themarriedstate.

Ifoneofthecontracting partiesisnotinthestateof grace,thenitisobviousthat thereceptionofthesacrament,eventhoughitbe valid,doesnotconfersanc- tify* concernedgrace.Theperson isguiltyofsacrilege.Whenthepersoncomes

toabetterframeofmind,is sorryforthepast,andgoes toconfession,orrecovers thestateofgracebyanact ofperfectloveofGod,the Sacrainentofmatrimonyis abletoproduceitssacramentaleffect.

However,marriage,as wellasbeingasacrament, thatisameansofgracefor Christians,isalsoacontract.Theeffectsofthe contractaredistinctfrom thesacramentaleffectsand arenotaffectedbythepresenceorabsenceofthat stateofgraceonthepartof therecipient.Itwouldbe anicestateofaffairsifthe validityofthemarriage contract depended on whetherthepartieswerein thestateofgraceornot, whenthemarriagewascontracted.Ifyourecallthat noone,apartfromaspecial revelation,canbecertain thatheorsheisinthe stateofgrace,youwillsee whatanimpossiblestateof affairswouldarise.

Consequentlytheanswer tothesecondpartofyour questionisalsointhenega- tive.

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BishopsChallengeBrazil'sRulers ToRemoveSlaveLawsFromChurch LAPAZ,Bolivia,May25.-TheBolivianBishopshavechallengedthegovernmenttochangeasetoflawssoanti-Catholic thattheymakethe"communistsofHungary andCzechoslovakialooklikeamateurs." InabristlingjointpastoraltheBishops describetheChurchasina"conditionof slavery"andcallforaConcordatwiththe HolySeeasameansofalleviatingthis.

gorthBeach(Hall): Mass,8o'clock.everySunday, sttheHallBalcattaBeachthe road,NorthBeach.

BelmontBelmontParish(everySunday): (Church.HehirSt.): 1.45am. Rivervale(Church.CornerSalisburyandGladstoneSts.):

1.30a.m.and9.30am.

Aparticularlyneavy burdenfortheChurchhere, Bishopsdeclare,isthe state'sinsistenceonthe rightofpatronage,by whichitcanControlappointmentsintheChurch.

BockinghamParish: SafetyBay(School):Every Sunday,7.30a.m. Rockingham(Hall):Every Sunday,9am. their netoriaParkParish: state. Massesat7,8,9and10a.m. everySunday.

IttuidaringParish: FirstSundayofmonth,Munfaring(Church.Coolgardie Street):8 a.m.;Darlington 1.30am.

SecondSunday:Chidlowthis (Hall):8a.m.;Mundaring9.30

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"ProtestantsandJews areentirelyfreeinthe electionsoftheirbishops andrabbisandintheadministrationandtransferof assets,"theBishops "TheCatholicChurch aloneisheldundertheoppressionofthestate Any Boliviancitizenhasgreater freedomthantheCatholic Church."About3,850,000of country'sfourmillion populationareCatholic.

By'assumingtherightof patronagethegovernment proposescandidatestothe HolySeeforvacantBishoprics,appointscanonsand otherecclesiasticaldignitariesfrompersonsproposedbythecathedral chaptersandgrantsor deniesapprovalforpublicationofthedecreesof Churchcouncilsandof Papalbulls,briefsand mandates.

TheBolivianBishops pointoutthattheseprivilegesweregiventothe Spanishcrownbecauseofa provenloveofreligion. Theseprivilegescannotbe transferredastheinheritancefromtheSpanish

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monarchybygovernments ontheAmericancontinent, heBishopsaddbluntly.

TheBishopscitea numberoflawswhichthey ayrestricttheChurchin itsmissionandare"contrarytoCatholicmorals, anonlawandtheBolivian Constitutionitself."

Article220ofthepenal ode,theypointout,carries two-tosix-yearprison termforanyclergyman whopronouncesanyaction ormeasurebypublicauthoritiesascontrarytoCatholicmorals.Article221 empowersthecivilauthoritiestoexercisecontrolover theclergyandtheirincome. Clergymenopposingthis controlareliabletoimp- risonment.

Anotherlawwhichthe Bishopsdeclare"unconstitutional"makespriests liabletofinesandimprison-mentforconferringthe SacramentsofBaptismor Matrimonyunlessthebirths andmarriageshavebeen previouslyregisteredwith thecivilauthorities.Many towns,theyrelate,have placeda"tax"onthering- ingofchurchbells.

The"humiliationsand outrages"whichthecountry'spresentlawsandprac- ticeshaveforcedonthe clergyhavedrieduppriestly vocations,theBishopsadd.

"Shouldcommunism seizepowerinBolivia"the Bishopsdeclare,"itwould notneedtoenactnewlaws. Thosealreadyinexistence wouldbemorethansufficienttounleashaNerolikepersecutionagainstthe Church."

TheBishopsacknowledge thathighgovernmentofficialsgenerally"showsome benevolencetowardthe Church."However,there arelowerofficialswho"do notpassupanopportunity toshowthatMarxand Voltairemeanmoreto themthantheChurch".

Lasciagura,aMilano,ha spezzatoquattordicitenui vitedibimbitravoltinel crollodiunmuro.Lecronachehannoparlatoalungodi questoepisodiostraziante chehagettatonelluttola metropolilombardael'Italia.LasciaguraavrebINpotutoessereevitata?Visono responsabilita'precise,diretteoindirette?Aqueste domandesie'rispostoin variomodoelapolemicadi partenonharispettatonep-purequestavoltalamorte eitdoloreditantefamiglie. Un'inchiestae'incorsoper rispondereaquestiinterrogativi.

Pero'sonostatepronunziateparolechedovrebbero farrifletteretuttigliuominiperche'tutti,consapevolmenteono,siamorespon- sabilidellenostreazioni anchediquellepiu'tenui. Diononvogliacheditale responsabilita'cisiavveda soltantoquand'e'troppo tardi.

Ilprof.Danusso,delPolitecnicodiMilano,interrogatesullecause/delcrolloe delleeventualiresponsabi- lita',harisposto:

"...Nonpossorispondere, l'inchiestae'incorso,bisognalasciarechesisvolgaliberamente.Piuttostoconvienecercarechelalezione dolorosanoncadanelvuoto cometroppospessoe'avvenutoinpassato.Quando avvieneuncrollocisiavvedebruscamentecheesiste,fraglialtri,ancheun pericolostaticoacuiabitualmentenonsipensa...". Lascuolapuo'dareinsegnamentistaticiappros- simativi;malaperizianon siacquistanellascuola. Purtroppocio'nonavviene "...Lacostruzione,mentre siarricchisceognigiornodi serviziedieleganzeesteriortsiimpoveriscesempre piu'nelcongegnostrutturale.Arditezzemalcompreseoindebitamentecopiate costituisconoormaiuna lungacatenadicattivi esempiincuisiconsuma,a pocoapocoquelpatrimoniodiriserveocculteincui, sucuiprincipalmenteriposalasicurezzastatics:pensiamociseriamente,mentre abbiamoancoraitcuore strettodaunaindicibile angoscia..."..

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Maquanterovine,non ediliziesonointornoanoi? Quantecisfioranoogni giornonelleviedellenostre citta'edeinostripaesi,nellastessavitafamiliare? Quanteinesplicabilideformazionimoralicisembrano, avolte,itcolpoimprovviso diunciecofatochesiabbattesudinoiingiusta- mente?

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Lariflessionesullepicco- lebarediMilanociporta cosi'aproblemidigrande vastita'chenoispessoignoriamoinaridito,nellanostraintelligenzaoffuscata. Igrandiproblemipoliticie socialicheriguardanole nazionieirapportitrale nazioni,chetoccano,talvolta,nelvivolenostrefamiglie,sipossonocomprendereeavviareadunasoluzionesolomeditandosu questaresponsabilita'dicui noitantospessocidimentichiamoeche,indefinitiva, siriducealsensovivente diCristoinnoiefuoridi noi.

LelacrimeeifiorisparsisullepiccolespoglieraccoltetralerovinediLorenteggioattestanochequesto sensoprofondoseavoltesi oscura,none'spento.La cosapeggioresarebbesea funeraliavvenutituttoriprendessecomeprimaenoi seguitassimoacostruirele nostrecasesenzabadare allefondamenta.

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Whilestillapriestonthe secularmissioninthe CountyWexford,Father Cullenwasfortunatein havingforhisBishopone towhomIrelandwillbe everdeeplyindebtedfor theresuscitationandmarvellousassistancewhichhe gavetothetemperance cause-MostRev.Dr.Furlong,BishopofFerns.

Itwasthisremarkable Prelatewhofirstbeganto administertheTotalAbstinencepledgetochildren attheirConfirmation.who unaidedbycivillaw,establishedSundayanaHolyday closingofpublichouses throughouthiswholediocese.Thisbeneficentlegis-lationboreabundantfruit beforeanylasting,good couldbeaccomplished.

Inspiredbythoughtssuch asthese,FatherCullen,at theveryoutsetofhispriesthood,beganto.grapplewith theviceofintemperance. Hequicklyfoundthatthe strugglewasadeadlyone, astrugglewhichwoulddeterminethefinalfreedom orsuppressionofIrelandas anation.

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FortunatelyforFather Cullen,whilestillapriest onthesecularmissionin theCo.Wexford,hehad forhisBishoponetowhom Irelandwillbeevefdeeply indebtedfortheresuscitationandmarvellousassistancewhichhegavetothe temperancecause-Most Rev.Dr.Furlong,Bishopof Ferns.

Itwasthisremarkable Prelatewhofirstbeganto administertheTotalAbstinencepledgetochildren attheirConfirmation,who, unaidedbycivillaw,establishedSundayandHolydayclosingofpublichouses throughouthiswholediocese. lationThisbeneficentlegisboreabundantfruit inthevisiblecomfbrtand

TheParents'andFriends' associationofHighgateHill parishrecentlyconducteda successfulannualraffle, whichtaisedasubstantial sumfortheschoolamenitiesfund.Winnerswere:

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rosperityofthepeopleof Wexford.Thusonecounty, atleast,hadbeenthoroughly awakenedfromthetorpor ofdrink,andthefoundationsofagreatedificeof socialreformhadbeenlaid. Thiswasonlythebegin-. ning.BishopWarren,the saintlysuccessorof Bishop' Furlong,himselfanardent temperanceadvocate,publiclytookthepledgeinthe pulpitofhisowncathedral inEnniscorty,andthus initiatedandcarriedona mostsuccessfulTotalAbstinenceCrusade,whichhas leftadeepandlasting impressofthedioceseof Ferns.TheAnti-Treating League,designedtoeradicatethesillyanddeplorablehabitof"treating," wasfoundedbyFather Rossiter,Superiorofthe MissionariesinEnniscorty.

Theexperiencegleaned fromtheseeffortstowards reform,convincedFather Cullenthatnolargemeasureofsuccesscouldbe achievedbythemethods beingfollowed.Truean enormousworkhadbeen done.Oneverysidethousandstookthepledge,buton theotherhandthepledgebreakingwasconsiderable.

ToFatherCullenthiswas mostdishearteningbutit servedtoshowthatthe temperanceplanofcampaignmustundergoaradical lastingchangebeforeany goodwouldbeaccomplished.

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AquinasFirstEighteenInflicts

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FirstEighteen.

Aquinasv.Melbourne GrammarSchool.

Thisgame,playedon Wednesday,May30,wasof greatinteresttoall,asthe Melbourneteamhadnotas yetbeendefeated.The Aquinasteamwasplaying itsfirstbiggame,andtook sometimetomaketheir teamworkeffective.At half-timeM.G.S. were ahead,butthreequickgoals immediatelyafterhalf-time puttheRedandBlacks ahead,andfromthenOn theirpaceprovedtoofast forthevisitors.

BestplayersforAquinas wereL.Clark,K.Crowd,A. Akkermans,M.Ward,and R.Smith

Scores.-Firstquarter, M.G.S.,3.1;A.C.,2.4.Secondquarter,M.G.S.,6.4; A.C.,3.4.Thirdquarter, M.G.S.,6.5;A.C.,8.7.Fourth quarter,M.G.S.,8.8;A.C., 10.9.

ThefirstCupmatchwill beagainstScotchcollege,on Wednesday,June20,atthe WA.0

ThirdEighteen.

AquinasmetGuildford GrammarschoolonWednsdaey,June6.Thematch wasplayedatGuildford aftermuchrain,andsothe gamesufferedconsiderably. TheAquinasteam,though fasterthantheGuillford lads,didnotkickassuccessfullyastheymight have,andscorednumerous behinds.Thefinalscores were:Aquinas,5goals21 behinds(51points);G.G.S., 1goal6behinds(12points).

AquinasmetHaleSchool, atAquinas,onSaturday, June9. Duringthefirst halfofthismatchAquinas, bygoodpositionplayand plentyofspeed,easilyoutmatchedtheHaleteam.At theendofthesecondquarterthescoreswere:A.C.,8 goals6behinds;H.S.,nil.

Afterhalf-timeHalemoved muchmorequickly,andby cleverhand-ballinganddeterminedplay,scoredfour goals1behindtoAquinas' 2goals3behinds.Final scores.were:A.C.,10goals 9behinds;H.S.,4goals 1 behind(25points).

FourthEighteen.

AquinasmetG.G.S.,at Guildford,onWednesday, June6.TheAquinasteam provedfartooheavyand fastfortheGuildfordboys, whowereprobablyalitle over-awedbythespeedy wayinwhichtheiroponentsmadethegamemove fromthefirstbounce.The groundwaswet,andsothe gamewassomewhatspoilt bytheheavinessoftheball. Finalscoreswere:Aquinas, 15goals19behinds(109 points);G.G.S.,nil.

AquinasplayedHale School,atAquinas,onSaturday,June9.Oncemore theAquinasteamproved toostrongfortheiropponents,andranouteasyvictors.TerenceMcAuliffe wastheplayeroftheday withsevengoalstohiscredit.Theremaininggoalkickerswere:G.McCormack(3),B.McKittrick (3),I.Smith,P.McCarthy, andR.Fimmel(2each).

Thefinalscoreswere:A.C., 19goals16behinds(130 points);H.S.,1goal3behinds(9points).

AquinasSixthsv.Guildford.

OnWednesday,June6, theAquinasSixthswere opposedtoGuildfordinthe firstinter-schoolgameof theseason.Thevisiting teamfromGuildfordproved tobeamuchbiggerand heaviercombinationthan theAquinasteam.The heavyshowersofrainmade goodfootballimpossible, butthehometeamsoon adaptedthemselvestothese conditions,andafterhalf

ReviewerThinksFilmofCardinal LacksinDocumentation,too'Mushy'

Itisnotlongsincethe conscienceofthefreeworld wasshockedtohearofthe pressuresbroughttobearon theCardinalPrimateof Hungary,JosefMindszenty. TheCardinal,aftera''trial" whichmadeamockeryof justice,wasconvictedof treasonagainsttheState, andhenowliesaprisoner inHungary,enfeebledin bodyandprobablyderangedinmind.

Soshortisthepublic memorythatalreadythe Mindszentycaseiswidely forgotten.Thefilmatthe TheatreRoyalwilldosomethingtoreviveinterestin theplightoftheunfortunateCardinal,butIdoubt thatitwillsucceedinits timewereabletonarrow downGuildford'sleadand werevictoriousbysix points.Bestplayerswere: G.HayesandR.Panizza.

Scores:Aquinas,5.11; Guildford,5.5.

AquinasSixthsv.Hale. AtKing'sPark,onSaturday,June9,theAquinas Sixthseasilyaccountedfor theHaleteam.Although smallerthantheiropponents,Aquinas,combining speedwithteamwork,were abletoout-playHale.

Scores:Aquinas.17.17; Hale,0.5.

Bestplayers:D.Mitchell, R.Bagby,D.Nulsenn(6 goals).

AquinasFifthsv.Hale.

OntheAquinasOval,on Wednesday,June6,Aquinas Fifthseasilydefeatedthe visitingteamfromHale.A strangesluggishnessinthe firsthalf,togetherwithinaccuratekickingintheforwardarea,marredwhat wasotherwiseagoodgame.

Bestplayers:R.Willcock, B.Williamson,V.O'Meara, P.Cracknell.

Scores:Aquinas,10.13: Hale,1.4.

objectof exposingthe "frame-up"bywhichhis ruinwasencompassed.

Thisisbecauseitisnota documentarybutastudio dramatisedversionofa bookpublishedbypressmen.

Ofcourse,itcouldn'tpossiblybeadocumentaryin thefullsenseoftheword, butitseemsapitythat someattemptwasn'tmade togiveitatleastasemiauthenticair.Asitis,it playsquiteopenlyonthe emotions(intypicalAmericanstyle),anditschiefmotivatingfactoristheeffort madefrombeginningtoend tovilifyComunism.Against ashiftingbackgroundof totalitarianintrigueand concentrationcampmethods,thewrongdoneto Mindszentyglimmersbut fitfuly.Itisnotafilm whichwillvindicatehimin theeyesofthosewhoare uncertainwhattothinkof hiscase;forintheclumsily interlacedlovestoryofthe RussianofficerandthepatrioticyoungHungariangirl thereisobviousfiction,and whoshallsaywheretheActionends?Thereisno evidenceofresearchinthe press.The"trial"sequencesaredistinctlydisappointing,andmayevenbe notinaccordwiththe knownfacts.

CharlesBickford'simpersonationoftheCardinalis thefinestthinginthefilm. Hebringsauthorityandreposetotherole,andisat alltimesimpressive.The Cardinal'smotheristoo soulfultobeentirelytragic.

"Kellywiththegreennecktie"is'anamusingifnot highlysuccessfuljournalist, andtheyoungHungarian schoolma'am,whovalues libertyaboveherlife,has momentsofintensecharm. TheRussianofficerpresentsasoberingenigma.

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PopeFelicitatesChristianBrothers

OnCentenaryofYouthWorkinTuam

"Theirshasbeenagloriousrecord"saidHisGrace MostRev.Dr.Walsh,ArchbishopofTuam,referring totheeducationalworkof theChristianBrothers whenhepreachedaspecial sermonattheCathedralof theAssumption,Tuam, whenSolemnHighMass wascelebratedtomarkthe centenaryoftheestablishmentoftheChristian BrothersSchoolinthe town,

"TotheChristianBrothers"declaredHisGrace, "hadbeenconfidedtheintellectualandmoraltrainingofthe.boysoftheir townforahundredyears. Astheylookedbackover thatcenturyoftrialand sacrificetheyofferedthe Brotherstheirgratitude, theircongratulationand theirbestwishesforthe future.Keepbeforethe youththesupremeideals ofourreligionandour country.Youhavetowarn againstpervertedideasof thefalsedoctrinesofthis age.Holdaloftthehigh examplesoftheIrish Saints."

Thefollowingmessage wasreceivedfromHis HolinessthePope:"On thisauspiciousoccasion whenTuamcelebratesthe centenaryofthefoundationoftheChristianBrothers'School,theHolyFather impartsHispaternalApostolicBlessingtotheClergy, theBrothers,thepupils, pastandpreftht,andall whoparticipateinthecelebrations."

AerLingusHas SafetyRecord

Tomeetthegrowing touristtrafficfromEngland (whichthisyearwillincludemanyvisitorsto EnglandfortheFestivalof Britain),AerLingushas introduceditspopularlowpriced"Starflights,"begun asanexperimentlastyear. Therewillbetwonightly servicesduringJuneand threepernightinJuly andAugust,inaddition.to theordinaryday-time Ireland-Britainservices.

Fifteenyearsago,a smallfive-seateraircraft tookofffromaCounty Dublinairfieldtoflyonits firstscheduledairservice acrosstheChannel,and AerLinguswasborn.That servicewhichstartedwith asinglerounddailytripto Bristol,hasgrownand prosperedbeyondallexpectations.Nearlyamillion passengershavebeencarried,statisticallyspeaking, 560timesroundthecircumferenceoftheearth. Thecompany'ssafety recordis,inallprobability, uniqueinaviation'shistory-arecordthathas notbeenachievedbygood fortune,butbythemost meticulousattentiontothe taskinhand.Ineveryofficeandworkshophangs onthewallthecompany's motto:"Aviationinitself isnotinherentlydangerous, but,toanevengreater extentthanthesea,itis terriblyunforgivingofany 'carelessness,incapacityor neglect."

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DISCRIMINATIONS

Antill's'Corroboree'atHisMajesty's TriumphofNationalTheatreBallet

Therewasanairofexpectancy,ofsimmeringanticipationafterthesecond intervalatHisMajecty's theatreastheaudience awaitedtheraisingofthe curtainontheballetthat hascreatedsuchastirboth inEnglandandhereinAustralia.Thelightsdimmed, andwewereconfronted withthestarkbarenessof thedeadheartofthecontinentbynight.Apersistentdrumminghadalreadyfilledthetheatrefor someminutes,andsuddenly itattacheditselftothefigureofaweirdlygarbed MedicineMan,hisgrotesque maskanddaubingslitby theglowofacamp-fire.In thebackgroundahugerock balancedprecariouslyona slightrise,andbetweenthis andthecamp-firearocky defileleddowncircuitously totheplainwherefour oftheoldmenofthetribe satinacirclewaitingto welcomethetribesmento thecorroboree.Thefire leapedup,andthesmoke signalsheraldedthearrival ofthevariouspartiestothe sacredceremonial.

Theopeningsceneisspectacular,thechoreography andcostumingmakesapatternoutofthearrivalof theWitchetty-Grubmen, theEmumen,theThippaThippaBird,theBellBird, andalltheothertotemic characterswhocomeand go,dancingwithoutpause untilthewholetribefallsto thegroundinsheerexhaustion.Neveronceatany stagedoestheinterestflag; ratherisitquickenedafresh bythekaleidoscopiceffect ofeachchangeinthecharacterofthedance.

ThisisdefinitelythetriumphoftheNationalTheatreBalletcompany'srepertoire-asufficientjustificationforitsexistenceeven were"Corroboree"itsonly nativecreation.JohnAntill'sconductingofhisown musicissuperb,andthe W.A.Symphonyorchestra givesamemorablerendition ofthecomposer'smagnificentre-creationoftheabor-

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canbeforgivenforacriticismoftwopointsofthe choregraphy.Thereissomeingfaintlycomicaboutthe MedicineMan'sposture whenhistailfeatherswave overthecamp-fire,andin thefocalfigurenosuspicion oftheludicrousseemsjustified.Theotherpointisa mixtureoflightingand movement,alackofsyn- choronisationthatspoilsa fineeffect.WhentheLaceLizardManmakeshisappearanceheisbathedina greenlight,andtheentranceisextremelyeffective.Itismarredonlyby onesmalldetail,theMedicineMan'smovementatthe timewhentheLace-Lizard enterscausesthegreenlight tobethrownontheupper halfofhisbody.Ifeel thatitWouldbebetterif,at thecrucialmomentwhen thetwocharacterscross, thechoregraphycouldbeso arangedthattheMedicine Manwasoutofthelineof thegreenspotlight.Possiblyevenabendingover thecamp-firewouldhave thedesiredresult.

Thelightingofthewhole performance,bytheway,is marvellous,andthespotis usedtoparticularadvantageinthesecondballet, "TheListeners."

Thatbringsonebackto therealisationthatthere weretwootherballetsin thesameevening,andit wouldbeunfairtothe companynottogivedue mentiontothem. Theeveningopenedwith aparticularlyfineperform-

anceof"LesSylphides,"the principalpartsbeingdanced byHenryDanton,Lesley 4 Sexton,LynneGolding,and AlisonLee.Despitethe factthatnofaultcouldbe foundwiththedancingof achoneofthem,itissig- ificantthatthefirstspontaneousapplausecame.for LynneGoldingafterthe Mazurka,andthereisno doubtthatinthispetitebal-lerinathecompanyhasan outstandingdancer.She hasperfectcontrol,absolute rhythm,andalightnessthat allowshertofloatthrough themostintricatemovements.Herperformancein "SwanLake"shouldbea joytowitness.Thecorpsde-balletworkhasimprovedtremendouslysincetheir lastvisittoPerth,andtheir dancingin"LesSylphides" wasreallyexquisite.

"TheListeners"isanother balletofAustraliancompositiondancedtothemusic ofDohnanyi'sQuartetNo. 2inA.Incontrasttothe openingballet,"LesSylphides,"whichisformal andabstractinpattern, "TheListeners"isrepresentational,givingexcellent opportunitiesformiming. RexReiddoesanoutstandingjoboftheroleofthe, Traveller,buttheartistic triumphoftheballetgoes toJoyceGraemeforher marvellousinterpretationof TheWomanHeLoved.

Altogether,thisisareallywell-chosenprogramme, withsomethingforevery typeoftaste,andcongratulationsmustgototheorganisersandpersonnelof theNationalBalletcompany forhavingestablishedinso shortaspaceoftimeastandardofperformancethat matchesanyoverseascompanythathasvisitedthis country.

HACBSAnticipateMedicalScheme

MembersofSt.Kevin's branchoftheHibernians metonMay31.Thefollowingofficerswereelected andinstalledbythegrand presidentandthepastpresident:President,Mr.W.C. Smith;vice-president,Mr. P.Taylor;secretary,Mr.M. Taylor;treasurer,MissI. Boylson;warden,Mrs.B. Bull;guardian,Mr.D.Rees; auditors,Messrs.M.MedleyandT.Sweeney;assistantsecretary,Mr.K.Power.

Districtboardmembers presentincludedthegrand president,Mr.J.Brown;the grandsecretary,Mr.H.S. Moir;thegrandpastpresidents,Mr.C.Watsonand Mrs.J.Hogan;thegrand trustee,Mr.J.Wall;and Mr.L.Goerke.

Bookletsandcircularsexplainingthenewmedical schemewillbeforwarded toallmembersassoonas possible.Allthosewishing tocommenceunderthisserviceinOctoberarerequestedtoadvisethesecretary assoonaspossible.

Hospitalticketsfor195152willbeavailableatthe endofJune.Membersrequestingsameareaskedto forwardtheirnames,with thesumof15s.foreachticket,tothesecretaryimmediately.

Parishionersresidingin WestLeederville,Subiaco, Wembly,andFloreatPark whoarenotmembersofthe HibernianAustralasianCa-

tholicBenefitsociety,and whowishtoenjoythebenefitsofthenewfriendlysocieties'healthscheme, invitedtowriteorcall onthesecretary,Mr.M. Taylor,92Nansonstreet, Wembley,orthepresident, Mr.W.Smith,91Nanson street,Wembley.Fullinformationwillbesupplied.

GuardofHonour

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OurLadyHelpofChristians'branch,H.A.C.B.S., metasusualatEastVictoriaParkonJune5,when agoodattendancewasnoted.Arrangementsarewell inhandforthebarbecueto beheldatthehomeofMr. andMrs.White,9Maud street,onJune16.

Itwasdecidedtocontact theWelshpoolbadminton clubregardingamatchto beplayedinthenearfuture.AsocialgameseveningatSt.Patrick'sbranch onMay31wasenjoyedby allmembersofbothbranches.

Apackedchurchgreeted HisGracetheArchbishop ontheoccasionofhiscanonicalvisitationandConfirmationintheparishon June10,when60children andadultswereconfirmed. TheHiberniansformeda guardofhonourforHis Graceasheenteredandleft thechurch.

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HighMass,Ex-Students'Gathering,

WillMarkCanonisationofBI.Emilie June24istobeamemorabledayof rejoicingfortheSistersofSt.Josephofthe Apparitionthroughouttheworld,foronthat dayBlessedEmiliedeVialar,thefoundress oftheCongregation,istobecanonisedin Rome.

Tocommemoratetheoccasion,HighMasswillbe celebratedatSt.Patrick's church,Fremantle,onJune 24at10.30a.m.Ex-pupils andfriendsoftheSisters areinvitedtoattend.

Whatajoyfulfulfilment ofyearsofprayerandsupplicationforallherfollowers toseehernameinscribedin thecalendaroftheSaints!

Toshowtheirloyaltyand appreciationandtosharein somemeasurethejoyofthe Sisterstheex-pupilsofthe

BookTellsSnares

OfPaganUnion

MadelonLane,convent bredandbeautiful,meets handsome,atheisticDoctor MichaelMurray.Though theyfallinloveirrevocably, bothholdtenaciouslyto theirownviewsonlife.Behold.thestuffofdrama! Catholicnovelist,MaryV. Jordan,describestheirsubsequentlivesinhernovel, -NowandForever."

Madelonconsentsatfirst tomarryMichaelinaregistryoffice,butsherepents, goestoconfessionand, withoutseeingherlover, sheentersaconvent.Beforeherfinalvowsaredue .0shemeetsMichaelagain, loveshim,andleavesthe convent.AftertheirmarriageMadelonclingstoher faithinspiteoftheforces thatstrikehardatherloyalty-indifference,astrong medicalargumentforbirth controlandabortion,and, finally,theunfaithfulness ofherhusband,and throughoutshepraysforhis conversion.

FinallyMichaeldiesa hero'sdeathinherarms, andsheturnsherthoughts oncemoretothereligious life,resolvingtospendthe restofherdaysasamissionarynuninalepercolony.

AuthoressJordanshows ingenuityinthedevelopmentofherplot,buther styleissoladenwithstale sentimentalitythatitdroops likedyingflowersall throughthebook.

"NowandForever"has thisinitsfavour,thatit doespointclearlyatthe maindifficultiesaCatholic maymeetinmarriagewith apagan,andalsoshows someofthegoodthatmay resultfromsuchaunion.Its placeisinalibraryforany youngpeoplewhomightbe foundtowallowintheglue ofquotationsfromtheold song,'Because,"andrepeatedsnatchesfrom"The HoundofHeaven."They couldlearnalotfromthe hardexperienceoftheheroine.

OrderthroughouttheState havedecidedtopaytribute totheirpastteachersand friendsbyassemblingatSt. Joseph'sconvent,Adelaide street,Fremantle,on Sunday,June24,at3.30p.m.

Noofficialinvitationis necessary,justthattimehonouredpledgeofloyaltybetweenCatholicschool girlsandnunswill,bethe incentivetohundredsof girlsthroughouttheStateto comealongandhonour BlessedEmiliedeVialarand herfollowerstowhomthey owesomuch.

WomenAreInvited

ToHearDr.J.Eder

Mrs.J.B.Carmody,immediatepastpresidentof WestAustralianNational CouncilofWomen,stated duringtheweekthather organisationhasarranged ameetinginthePerthTown hallonJune19,at2.30 p.m.,atwhichDr.Jeanne Eder,presidentoftheInternationalCouncil of Women,willspeak.

Dr.EderisvisitingAustraliaasajubileeguestof theComonwealth.Herinterestsinwomen'sactivities isverywide,andMrs.Carmodyfeelsthatherlectures wouldbeofgreatinterestto Catholicwomen.Shecordiallyinvitesallwhowish todosotohearDr.Ederon June19.

Copiesofallphotographswhichappearin"The Record"maybepurchased fromthisoffice.

ItalianCommunityofGoldfields HonoursRaisingtoAltarsofPiusX.

OntheeveningofJune3, theseniorCatholicAction groupoftheItaliancircle heldadanceinhonourof thecanonisationofPope PiusX.intheBoulderparishhall.

TheRev.P.Gallagher openedtheeveningbyreadingaleafletonthelifeof theBeatus,followedbyMr. V.Fracaro,whoreada paperonthemiracleshe wrought,afterwhichthe largecrowd,numbering200, sang"NoiVoliamDio."

Entertainmentwasanother highlightoftheevening. Artistsoftheeveningwere MissRoseMarieTarabini, whodancedthe"Hungarian Rhapsody,"accompaniedby MissJoyMaringoni;and MissNoreenBettini,who sang"TornoaSorriento," accompaniedbytheorchestra.

Adelightfulsupperwas suppliedbythesenior groupoftheorganisation.

Abedjacketwasraffled onthisoccasion,andthe luckywinnerwasMissTessieEpis,leaderofthejun- iorgroup.

BoththeseniorandjuniorCatholicActiongroups regrettedtheabsenceofthe Rev.P.Abramo,founderof theItaliancircleonthe Goldfields;theyhopethat Headaches often indicate eye strain.

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intheverynearfuturehe, willvisitthem.

LargenumbersofNew Australiansattendedthe weekly.Wednesdayevening functionsandtheunitingof theItaliancommunityhas beenagrandsuccess.BookletssentbyFatherAbramo weredistributedamongthe crowdandcreatedgreatinterest,especiallyamongthe youngerset.

AgeneralCommunionwas heldonJune3,andFather Gallagherwasmorethan pleasedwiththenumbers whoreceivedHolyCommunionontheActionGuild Sunday.

Masswasalsoofferedon Sundayforthehappyreposeofthesoulsofthe threeminerswhowerekilledontheSonsofGwalia mine,thefirstmajorminingaccidentsincetheyear 1911.

MasonryBombshellinBritian TurnedOutaDampSquib

ByJOHNA.GREAVES

LONDON,May31.-ArevolutionarymoveinsidetheStateestablishedChurchofEnglandtobanFreemasonryhasthrown theuneasyconsciencesofasincereminorityofProtestantclergymenontothefrontpagesoftheBritishpress.

Thisfurtherretreattowardsthewisdomandsolidarityof RomebyministerswhothesedaysproudlycallthemselvesAngloCatholics,manyofwhomusealltheliturgyoftheChurch,even toitsLatin,metwithasummaryfate.

HundredsofBritain's leadingchurchmenmetin Londonforabitterdebate onthesubject,butthe rulersof CanterburywhoseArchbishophimself isaprominentMasonvetoedthemotionrightat thestartas"badinform andcontent."Eventheword "treason"wasmentioned. Whilethemeetingwasgoingon,observerssaid232 attendingclergymenwere relievedwhenthequestion wasputaside.

TheAnglicandignitaries, mostofthemMasons,fearedthatthecampaignconductedforsometimebya smallbutactivegroupof clergymen,mightletloosea full-scalecrisisinsidethe ProtestantChristiancommunity.

KingGeorgeVI.,titular headoftheChurchofEngland,isaFreemaSon.Members,influentialmeninside thenation'seconomic,politicalandsociallife,arebelievedtoexceedhalfamillion.

TherevoltwasledbyDr. HubertBox,whoplannedto askforacommitteetoenquire"whetherthetheologicalimplicationsofFreemasonry,asdistinctfrom itsbenevolentactivities,are compatiblewiththeChristianfaithasheldbythe Church."

Hismotionwasputbe foretheConvocationof Canterbury-parliamentof

thesouthernprovinceofthe AnglicanChurch.Dr.Box pointedoutthattheusages andcustomsofFreemasonry,itssignsandsymbols, itsritesandceremonies,are officiallydeclaredtocorrespondinagreatdegreewith themysteriesofancient Egypt.Themotiondeclaredthat:

Theinnermostsecretof Freemasonry,disclosedin theRoyalArchdegree,is concernedwiththenature ofGod;

ThenameofJesusChrist isexcludedfromallMasonicritualsunderthejurisdictionoftheGrandLodge;

Thenamesofcertain pagandeitiesarepronouncedwithgreatsolemnityin theRoyalArchritual.

HowthencouldaChris tianclergymanbeamember?Itwasobviouslyidolatrous,butmanymembers oftheChurchofEngland becameitssupporterswithoutrealisingitsdoctrinal implications,themotion pointedout.

Thechairmandismissed themotionwithoutappealtothecheersofthemajority. Asecondattackthefollowingdayforcedamotion forguidanceontothe agendaofthethree-daysession,butwhenthiswas reachedaproposaltopass ontothenextbusinesswas carriedagaintotherelieved cheersofmanyoftheattending232clergymenfrom manypartsofsouthern England.

Theyhaddecidedthatthis matterwasoutsidetheir competence.

Thematterwillalmost certainlycomeupagainatthismonth'smeetingofthe Churchassembly,general parliamentoftheEstablishedChurchinBritain.

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FraeuleinAngelowastotallyparalyzedformany years,hadlostherspeech andhadtobenourishedartificially.Lastyearshewas takentoLourdesasapilg- rim.Afewdaysafterher arrivalshewasabletowalk againandsixweekslaterto useabicycle.Shehasfully recoveredinthemeantime andhasgonebackto Lourdestoofferthanksto theBlessedVirginforher cure,whichthemedical commissionhasofficially testifiedtobemiraculous.

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ROME,June2(Radio, NC.)-Accordingtoinformationthathasreached someHungarianrefugee circleshere,Archbishop JosefGroszofKaloscahas forsometimebeenabsent fromhissee.Thefearhas beenexpressedthathe mayhavebeenarrestedby theHungariancommunist regime.TheVatican,however,hassaidnothing whateverinthisconnection.

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Ofyourcharity,prayfor thereposeofthesoulsof Mrs.M.A.Ahern,whodied June14th.,1948;Thomas DavidFennessy,diedJuly 14th.,1941;Mrs.E.H. O'Reily,diedJanuary10th., 1950;JohnFennessy,Mooroopad,Victoria,October 8th.,1950. Maytheirsoulsrestin peace. -Insertedbyfondsister, Mrs.Quinlan,Yundaga. CHAPPELL.-Ofyourcharity,prayforthereposeof thesoulofMarthaChappell,whoseanniversaryoccursonJune16,beloved motherofKathleen(Sister M.St.Vianney),Charles, Marjorie,andRoma.

MostSacredHeartof Jesus,havemercyonher. FLYNN,Charles.-Died June15th.,1950,dearlylovedhusbandofAlvie,dear fatherofDulcie. Lovingmemories.

MostSacredHeartof Jesus,havemercyonhis soul.

HEALY.-Ineverloving memoryofJessieJanet, whodiedonJune18th., 1939.

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MACKIN.-Ofyourcharity, prayforthereposeofthe soulofChristopherClementMackin,diedJune16th., 1943; also Christopher LeonardMackin,diedDecember13th.,1941.

MostSacredHeartof Jesus,havemercyontheir souls.

MULCAHY.-Ofyourcharity,prayforthesoulof JohnPatrick,whodeparted thislifeJunc22nd.,1941.

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Ingoodcondition6rooms andkitchen,verandahsall roundlettosplendidtenantsat£27permonth showing10%nettonthe price£2750.

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Freeholdflatsandapartmentsinselectlocality solidbrickbuildingshowing£17perweekclearon £8200.

MARKETGARDEN OPPORTUNITY Goingcheap.31acres richsummerland,Osborne ParknewGoingcheap. 31acresrichsummerland, OsborneParknewtiled roofhomeplusJ.W.B.cottageandlargeworkshed SuitlargefamilyofItalians.Agiftat£2750.

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anniversaryof theirparents'wedding, whichwassolemnisedat SacredHeartChurch,Mt. Barker,June13th.,1926,the lateRev.DeanGilroyofficiating.Presentaddress: 42BeadfortStreet,Katanning.

InrichestpartofSouth West,wellfurnishedand equippedbigbartrade, vacantpossessionAgifton 15..000deposit. Anotherattractivepro-b, positionclosetoPerth,2 storiedbrickbuildingdoing over£300perweekinthe bar,wellfurnished,modern plant.Immediatepossession on£14,000deposit.Agilt- edgedinvestment.

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Applecross acrecorner block£850andseveral othersinthispopular suburbatVariousprices.FloreatPark.Several blocksfrom£510to£1075 andmanyothersinall suburbs.

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