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ArchbishopReceives17Debs.

Before800atKalgoorlieBall

Morethan800attendedtheJubilee CatholicBallatKalgoorlieonJune27,when HisGracetheArchbishopreceived17debutantes.

HisGracewasattended bytheVeryRev.J.McCarthy,Adm.,theRev.Father P.Gallagher(Boulder),the Rev.J.O'Sullivan(Coolgardie),theRev.K.Spain (Leonora),theRev.C. O'Leary(Norseman),the

baraEpis(LesCook), EvelynPerham(JohnSarich),BettyFranish(Albert Tesser),andGeraldine Cable(JohnArdagh). FlowergirlswerePauline PilkingtonandGleniseTurrell.

TosymbolisetheJubilee, thedecorationswereinthe nationalcolours,with touchesofsilver,andthe praisetheyevokedwas richlydeservedbyMiss Loveandherassistants.

MesdamesAbudandMcGinnisandtheirwilling helperspresentedsupper tablesladenwith,delicious fare,andallarecongratulated.

RaffertyPresentsTrophiesatLawnTennisSocial

Rev.W.Costelloe(Tambellup),theRev.J.McGrath andtheRev.F.Dillon.

TheMayorofKalgoorlie, Mr.Moore,O.B.E.,the MayorofBoulder,Mr.J. Teahan,andthechairman oftheRoadsBoard,Mr. Johns,andMrs.Johnswere officialguests.

Mrs.McLernon(hostess andsecretary),MissB. Dolan,Messrs.A.Boylen andH.McLernonmetand welcomedthepartyonarrivalonbehalfofthecommittee.

Alargecrowdestimated atmorethan400dancers andthesame-numberof spectatorsattended.All werecharmedbythefaultlessdeportmentofthe17 youngdebutantespresented byMissB.DolantoHis Grace.

Theirfrockingwasbeautifulandwelluptothe highstandardassociated withgoldfieldsCatholic balls.

Thedebutantesandtheir partnerswereasfollows:JulieTaylor(KevinSullivan),KatherineWatts (Phillip HillierGiblett),Phyllis (GeorgeLaws),DorothyWright(DarrylOillies),BeverleyBruce(Leo Tesser),BeverleyBeardman(SteveMosconi),Betty McKell(JohnBeange),Fay Foley(BadenPascoe),ShirleyAugust(LeoWhitly), YvonneCaddy(NyallHefron),EnidFontanelli(Ernie Barker),MaureenJenkins (KeithBolitho),Colleen Taylor(BertCoyle),BarFORTYHOURS' DEVOTION.

JULY

2nd.-HAVELOCKST.and LEAROYDST.:OneDay ofExposition.

Children'sGiftFarewellsGovernor

SI.Joachim'sClubReceivesAGrade TennisPennantsFromDeanRafferty

Adayofrecollectionfor thepriestsofthemetropolitanareawillbeheld attheRedemptorist monastery,NorthPerth, onMonday,July9, commencingpunctually at10a.m.,andconcludingwithlunchat1p.m.

Archbishop's Engagements

July8:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.Joseph's Church,Bassendean.

July15: PresideatSolemnHigh MassatCarmeliteMonastery,Nedlands,at8a.m.

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.Mary's, Kalamunda.

July16: PresideatSolemn.High MassatConventofthe GoodShepherd,Leederville, 9.30a.m.

July22:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,St.Brigid's Church,Collie.

July24:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,ChurchofSt. ThomasMore,Margaret River.

July27:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Churchof theImmaculateConception, Dardanup.

July29:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,St.Patrick's Church,Bunbury.

WHENSIRJAMESMITCHELL,the Governor,wasfarewelledbythecitizensof theStateintheCapitoltheatre,onJune29, theschoolchildren,forwhomhehasalways hadaspecialaffection,weretothefore.

TheCatholicschoolsoftheArchdiocesewererepresentedbyPatriciaHackett, ofSt.Joseph'sschool,Victoriasquare,and MelvilleSmythe,ofSt.Malachy'sChristian Brotherscollege,inthechildren'spresentationtoSirJames.

HisGracetheArchbishopwasamong theprominentcitizenspresent.SirJames willalwaysberememberedamongCatholics forhischampionshipofthelandandthe family.

"C"Grade:

Men:Starofthe Sea..

Ladies:StaroftheSea.

"D"Grade:

Men:St.Joachim's.Ladies:. Highgate.

Tournament.

"A"Grade:

OnthenightofJune27,theHighgate parishhallwasthesceneoftheannualsocialanddanceoftheW.A.C.L.T.A.,at whichtheVeryRev.DeanRafferty,Adm., presentedtheseason'strophies. Thehallwasattractively decoratedintheassociation colours-green,goldand white-andbeautifulfloral arrangementsofwattleand poinsettiasintermixedwith Australiangumsformeda fittingbackgroundforthe trophiesofthe1950season, whichwereondisplayprior totheirpresentation.

Allclubswererepresentedamongstthemerry crowdwhodancedtothe musicofRegSmirk'sorchestra,anditwaspleasing toseesomenewfaces amongsttheold.

DuringtheeveningMr. FrankCollopy,president, introducedDeanRafferty, whopresentedthetrophies tothewinners.Thesecomprisedthetwoshieldsand thecupforeachgradein the1950pennantseries,and thetrophieswonatthe1950 associationtournament.

Thefunctionwasarrang- edandorganisedonbehalf oftheassociationbythe Highgateclub,towhomthe associationisindebtedfor thegenerousgesture.

1950TournamentandPennants. Pennants-"A"Grade:

Men:St.Joachim's.Ladies: St.Joachim's.

"B"Grade:

Men:.St.Joachims.Ladies: Highgate.

Gents'singleschampionship,Mr.P.Casey;ladies' singleschampionship,Miss P.Corry;ladies'doubles championship,Mrs.C.EldredgeandMissI.Cogan; men'sdoubleschampionship,Mr.M.MooreandMr. L.J.McGovern;mixeddoubleschampionship,MissI. CoganandMr.M.Moore.

"B"Grade: Gents'singleschampionship,Mr.KenTondut;

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Mass,Exposition

AtC.ofM.Chapel Massiscelebratedin theChildrenofMary chapel,Victoriasquare, at8a.m.oneachTuesday.Theentranceto thechapelisfromHay street.ExpositionoftheBlessedSacrament continuesallday,endingwithBenedictionof theBlessedSacrament at5.15p.m.

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Dean

MISSP.CORRY,WINNERoftheladies'A'gradesingles championshipintheW.A.C.LT.A.tournament,receiveshertrophyfromtheVeryRev.DeanRafferty,Adm.

LecturesonAdandDramalisted

ForYCWMembersinSubiacoHall

Y.C.W.membersare onceagainremindedtoattendthetwolecturesunder theauspicesoftheNationalFitnessCouncil,the firstbeingatSt.Joseph's hall,Subiaco,onTuesday, July10,thesubjectbeing

"AppreciationofMusic."

Thesecondlectureentitled "AppreciationofDrama" willbeheldinSt.Thomas' hall,Claremont,onFriday, July27.Admissionto%both lectureswillbefreeand supperwillbeserved.

Afinalremindertoall Movementmembersabout thegrandcarnivaldanceto beheldatSubiacoonSaturday,July14.Proceeds inaidofN.C.G.M.& Y.C.W.delegatestoEastern Statesconferences.

SpecialMeetingSet

AtVictoriaPark

VictoriaParkmembers areremindedtoattendthe specialmonthlymeeting onWednesday,July11. "NewYouth"willbeon saleandsubswillbecollected.

HighgateShowsFine FormatS.Perth

Highgatefootballteam journeyedtoSouthPerth onSundayandkeptup theirunbeatenrecord.The teamproducedsome"Victoriatype"footballwhich gavethehometeamno chance.Finalscore11-17 to3-7.

GeneralmembersareremindedthatTuesdaynights aremeetingnightsand indoorsports.Badminton hasbeenstartedagain.

TwoDancesPlanned

ForW.PerthLads

Thenextmeetingwillbe heldinSt.Brigid'shallon 'ThursdayJuly12,followed bydancingclasses.

Amonstercarnivaldance willbeheldonSaturday July7,andthenextdance inafortnight,thedateJuly21.

SouthPerthLads

ToMeetVic.Park

LastSundaySouthPerth teamweresoundlydefeatedbyHighgate. Final' scores11-17to3-7.

South'snextgameis againstVictoriaParkon theJuly15,oncemoreon SouthPerthOval.

LeedervilleYouth

ToPlayIndoors

Thegeneralmeetingwill beheldinSt.Mary'sHall nextMondaynighttobe followedbyindoorgames; membersareremindedto bringsandshoesandshorts toparticipateinthese games.

E.FremantleWins

AgainstNedlands

ThegameseveningbetweenEastFremantleand NedlandsheldinSt.Theresa'shallonTuesday, June26,resultedina thrillingdraw.

EastFremantletookthe honoursinthesinglesand doublesofthetabletennis andintheAgradequoits, whileNedlandstriumphed intheAandBgradesdarts andintheBgradequoits BestplayersforNedlands wereG.Quinn,P.McGoor andG.Dudley.

Supperprovidedbythe girlsandanimpromptu AmateurHourconducted byFredFrankroundedoff anenjoyablenight.

CombinedFunction

AtE.Fremantle

ThenightofJuly1wasa highlightofparishlife, whentheY.C.W.-N.C.G.M. membersteameduptoorganisetheeveningandused localtalenttoprovidethe entertainment.Invitations wereextendedtoallparishioners,thosewhoattendedvotingitagoodshow.

Itishopedthatthisentertainmentwillbetheforerunnerofmanymoresocials forEastFremantle

WeSolicitaTrial fromallReligiousInstitutions

Noordertoobigortoosmall.

Wecansupplyeveryneedifatallmanufactured.

SellingAgentsfor-TandacoProducts, Tabaldi,Salami,andMortadella.

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COMBINEDCONFERENCE

Thenextone-dayconferenceofY.C.W. andN.C.G.M.memberswillbeheldinSt. Theresa'shall,Tyrellstreet,Nedlands,on Sunday,July29.Thethemeoftheconferencewillbe"FILMSANDYOU,"andevery memberwilllearnsomethingofinterestand benefitbybeingpresent.

Theprogrammeofthe conferencewillbepublished infullnextweek.

Membersshouldbring theirownlunchesandcups ofteawillbeprovided.The conferencewillconclude withRosaryandBenedictionatabout5p.m.,and willnotbefollowedbytea andasocialeveningasat thelastconference.

DATESTOREMEMBER.

Tuesday,July10:Lecture on"AppreciationofMusic," byMr.L.Noonan,ofthe A.B.C.Thiswillbeheld inSt.Joseph'shall,Subiaco,commencingat8p.m.

Saturday,July14:CarnivaldanceatSubiaco,when proceedswillbedevotedto theexpensesofPerthdelegatestotheN.C.G.M.and Y.C.W.Nationalconferences tobeheldinSeptember.

Friday,July20:Youth concertatCapitoltheatre, whenthesoloistwillbeRicardoOdnopossoff.Admission3s.BookingsatNicholson's.

Friday,July27:Lecture on"DramaAppreciation," byMr.Turner,alsoofthe A.B.C.,atSt.Thomas'hall, Claremont,commencingat 7.30p.m.

WestPerthGirlsSpendEnjoyable

Week-EndatMarianLodgeinHills*

Nextgeneralmeetingwill beheldonMonday,July19, at8p.m.,intheparishhall. Leederville.

W.PerthWeek-End

InHillsaSuccess

Thesocialweek-endat Marianlodgeprovedtobe verysuccessful,andallgirls appearedtohaveamostenjoyabletime.Thenext dance,tobeheldintheparishhall,isscheduledfor Saturday,July21.

Therewillbeageneral meetingonThursday,July 12,at8.15p.m.,preceded bytheleaders'meetingat 7.15p.m.

S.PerthLassesTo JoinLadsinDance SouthPerthN.C.G.M.and Y.C.W.membersareholdinganotheroftheirgood dancesonJuly13atCollinsstreethall,SouthPerth. CatchbusesoutsideTreasuryinSt.George'sterrace. Buses-Mt.Henry,Manning Park,Angelostreet,and Comobeach.

CathedralGirls

ToMeet,July10

Membersareremindedof thenextgeneralmeeting,on Tuesdaynext,at8.15p.m.

GIRLOFTO-DAY

Theselectureswillnow bgheldatthetheatrette atChristianBrothers' college,St.Georgesterrace.Perth,notatthe DiocesanSecretariatof CatholicActionrooms, aspreviouslyadvised. Datesremainunchanged.

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482to484MURRAYSTREET,PERTH.

MassesforDeceasedMembersAre DiscusssedatH.N.QuarterlyMeeting

WithMr.J.F.Lynch,thepresidentof theDiocesanUnion,inthechair,approximately90delegates,representingthebulk ofmetropolitanbranchesoftheHolyName society,plusasprinklingofjuniormembers, attendedthequarterlygeneralmeetingof thePerthDiocesanUnion,heldinthe C.B.C.theatrette,onJune19.

Mr.M.Foley,generalsec-FuneralNotices retary,recordedinhisreportthesociety'sprogress. ManyvisitationsbyDiocesanofficerstobranches weredetailed.Datesfor theforthcomingRetreats werealsoannounced.

Mr.Foleydeploredthe tardinessofsomebranch secretariesinadvisinghim ofdeathsofmembers.Lists ofdeceasedmembersare circulated,andprayersrequestedatbranchHoly NameMasses.Secretaries shouldadviseofdeaths promptlytoseethatalldeceasedmembersshareat theearliestpossibleinthe society'sprayers.AttendancesatmonthlyHoly Communionandevening Devotionsleavemuchtobe desiredandindicateneed forastricteradherenceto therulesofthesociety.

Members'Praise

ForMr.Henderson

Mr.Lynchexpressedto Mr.E.LeB.Hendersonthe regretoftheDiocesanUnion councilathisresignation. HeeulogisedMr.Henderson forhisoutstandingworkas Diocesanpresidentand vice-presidentduringmore than14yearswhichthe HolyNamesocietyhadbeen establishedinW.A.

Mr.E.O'Mahony,insecondingtheseremarks,said hehadfoundMr.Hendersonatalltimesafervent workerforallthingsCatholic.AnexemplaryHoly Namemanandoutstanding officer,heplacedhimself, hisservices,andhiscarimreservedlyatthedisposalof thesociety,towhichhis loyaltywaswidelyknown. HethereuponaskedMr. Hendersontoacceptfrom theDiocesanUnioncouncil atravellingcaseasamark oftheiresteem.

Mr.Hendersonreplied thathehadnothoughtof thanksorrewardforanythinghemighthavedone forthesociety,forwhichhe hadagreatpersonallove. Hispersonalaffairswere themainreasonsforhisresignaton.HewasptHmnim signation.Hewouldalwaysremainamemberof theH.N.S.,theprogressof whichhewouldwatchwith keeninterest.

Hecommendedthenew Diocesanpresident,Mr. Lynch,forthesterlingwork whichhehadalreadyperformedandextolledhisfellowofficersoftheDiocesan Union,whoseco-operation hadgreatlysustainedhim, andassociationwithwhom, overmanyyears,hadbeen asourceofjoy,gratification andgreatlyvaluedfriendships.

EconomyDiscussed

Discussionaroseregardingthegreatlyincreased costtomanybranchesof funeralnoticesunderthe society'snameinthecaseof deceasedmembers.Delegates,whilewantingtopay respecttothememoryof deceasedmembersbymeans offuneralnotices,feltthat moreimportantwastheofferingofRequiemMasses fortheirsouls.

Itwasresolved,unanimously,thatthegeneral secretarycontacttheFuneralDirectors'associationto seewhethertheirmembers wouldendeavourtoinclude mentionofthedeceased person'smembershipofthe HolyNamesocietyinthe mainfuneralnotice,wheneverpossibleandalways waysprovidingthatsuch mentionwasacceptableto therelativesofthedeceased.

Ifpracticablethismethod wouldbefollowedfora trialperiodofthree months,butbranchsecretariesshouldnotethatthis wouldmakeitmorethan evernecessarythattheyadvisethegeneralsecretary immediatelytheyheardof thedeathofamember.

ChaplainAsksFor GreaterFidelity

TheRev.E.Rogers,DiocesanSpiritualDirector,remindedmembers that monthlyattendancesat HolyCommunionandeveningDevotionsindicatedthat manymemberswerenot observingtherulesofthe societyandwereforgetting thepromisesmadeatthe timeoftheirconsecration asmembers.Therecent beatificationofPopePius X,theapostleoftheBlessedEucharist,makesthisa propitioustimeforHoly Namementorenewtheir devotiontotheBlessedEucharist,andresolvetohave greaterfidelitytowardsthe ruleofthesociety.

AnnualCommunion

AtSubiaco,Aug.10

Subiacobranchthanked theRev.FatherDepiazzifor thefilmshowprovidedby himtobranchmembers aftereveningDevotionson June10.Subiacomembers areremindedthattheirannualgeneralCommunion andCommunionbreakfast willtakeplaceonSunday. August10,andarerequest- edtoensurea100percent. attendance.

InitiativeShown

AtMosmanPark MosmanParkbranchrecentlyissuedtoallmale parishioners,whoarenot PrintedandPublishedbyKeith FrancisSprnhan,"TheRecord"yetmembersoftheH.N.S. once.4S0HayStreet-Perth.alocallypreparedrecruitN.LOVELOCK

BASSENDEANBAKERY, BAKERandPASTRYCOOK,etc.

TEL.UL123 WESTROAD,BASSENDLAN

ASSUREWITH THECITYMUTUALLIFE ASSURANCESOCIETY, LTD. (IncorporatedinN.S.W.)

HEADOFFICEFORWESTAUSTRALIA, 62St.GellIffreaTenses,Peril BA3171 W.DWYER,Manager

TwoParishesJoin

Mrs.MaryO'Laughlin,Benefactress

mentpamphlet,whichis thebestyetseenbythis correspondent.Thehopes ofthebranchforincreased membershipseemjustified, asthepamphletsetsoutexcellentlyandinamostreadableformtheaimsofthe H.N.S.andthebenefitsof membership.

MosmanParkbranchexecutivealsoissueseach monthtoeverymembera newsbulletingivingall newsitemsofthebranch. TheJuneissueadvises membersthatSunday,August12,isthedateoftheir annualCommunionbreakfast,andalsothedateof theirannualconsecration ofnewmembers.

Fr.DepiazziShows InterestingFilms

Colliebranch,recently almostdormant,advisepermediumoftheirbranch Director,Rev.FatherMcSweeney-acompletereorganisationofthebranch. Substantialfutureprogress isanticipated,andwillbe keenlyawaitedbytheDiocesanUnion.

Mr.JohnPaul,Diocesan Unionconsultor,expressed sincerethanksofallpresenttoFatherDepiazzifor theexcellentpresentation ofthreefilms,accompanied byacommentaryoverthe loud-speaker.Newsreelsdepictedveryfullylastyear's Eucharisticprocessionand annualrallyofHolyName membersatAquinascollege, theparttakenbyCatholic youthmovementsinthis year'sEmpireYouthSundayfunctions,andthis year'sSt.Patrick'sDay open-airMassandchildren'sdisplayatClaremont.

Themainfilmshowed fullytheSacramentofExtremeUnctionandthepart playedbyaCatholicfamilywhenoneofitsmemberswasindangerof death.

FatherDepiazzisaidhe wouldfeelamplyrewarded ifmemberslearnedfrom thefilmtheneedtoavoid delayinsendingforthe priestintimesofemergency.

MembersGrateful

ForNewsCoverage

MriE.Farmer,Diocesan Unionpress requested,correspondent, andsecured unanimously,inclusionin

InFundRaising

OnMondaynightacombinedmeetingoftheComo andApplecrossparishcommitteeswasheldatthe homeofMrs.White,Tweedaleroad,todiscusscombinedparishactivities.(A kindofunitedparishes'organisationfollowingthe peacefulendingofthetattleoftheCanning).

Thefinalarrangements fortheconcert,tobeheld inthedistricthallatCanningBridgeonWednesday, July25,weremade.A largecrowdisexpected,and theunusuallygoodprogrammeisarousingalotof interest.Itiswhispered thatJerryMcCarthyislikelytojoinFredBurkeinthe funmaking.

TheforthcomingComoApplecrossBall,whichisto beheldinthePagodaon September17,wasalsodiscussedalongwithfurther combinedparishactivities.

theminutesofasincere voteofthanksonbehalfof theH.N.S.to"TheRecord" fortheprominencegivenin itscolumnstonewsofthe society.Mr.FarmermentionedthatRev.FatherW. V.McEvoy,O.P.,National Directorofthesocietyin Australia,hadwrittenaskingalsoforhispersonal thankstobeconveyedto "TheRecord."

TheDiocesanUnionalso takesthisopportunityto thankthe"HolyName Monthly"fortheprominent wayitfeaturesPerthH.N.S. news.Thecouncilrequests memberstoshowtheir thanksinapracticalmannerbybuying,andreading, regularlybothofthesejournals.Thecosttomost membersistrivial,butthe knowledgeoftheFaith gainedfromacarefulreadingoftheircolumnsisinestimable.Whenfinished withmembersshouldpass themontoCatholicswho havenotreadthem,therebyspreadingaknowledge oftheFaithanddoingthat smallamounttowardssavingthesoulsofourfellow men.

Branchsecretarieswere alsorequestedbyMr. Farmertokeephimbusy withup-to-datebranch newsitemsforinclusionin thecolumnsof"TheRecord"andthe"HolyName Monthly."

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QfCathedral,Diesat80YearsofAge

AmostexemplaryCatholicandabenefactorformanyyearsofSt.Mary'sCathedral,diedonMay18,inthepersonofMrs. MaryMcLaughlin,of105Goderichstreet,at theageof80years.

Mrs.McLaughlinwasborn inCountyGalway,Ireland, andcametoWestAustralia in1891.Sheresidedin Coolgardie,whereshewas marriedin1891.Fourchildrenwerebornoftheunion. Shelostherhusbandwhen thefamilywasyoung,and broughtthemupagainstadversecircumstances.

OneofMrs.McLaughlin's giftstoSt.Mary'swasan elaboratevotivecandle stand.Abrassplaquein theLadychapelcommemoratesthisbenefaction.

funeraltookplaceatKarrakatta.

THEIRISHCLUB DANCE

Thursday,July12

HighgateHall, 8.30-11.15p.m.

IRISHOLDTIME and MODERNDANCING.

LightRefreshments.

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ArchbishopGroesz'Confesses' InYetAnotherLudicrousTrial

(N.C.W.C.NewsService).

The"confession"ofArchbishopJosefGroeszinaBudapest court-room,comestotheWesternworldasanotherexampleof thatfarcewhichtheCommunistshavestagedsooften,underthe pretextofconducting"trials."TheArchbishop,whoheadeda listofninedefendants,reportedlypouredoutanhour-longconfessioninwhichhe"admitted"thathehadplottedtooverthrowthe Communistregime,violatedcurrencyregulations,andaidedthe "illegal"escapeofpersonsabroad.

Likeawell-oiledmachine the"trial"proceededata rapidpace,andbythetime itwasadjournedforthe week-end,eightofthenine defendaritshad"confessed" the"crimes'attributedto themintheindictment.The stagemanagershadseento itthattherewouldbeno "incidents."Noreporters fromWesterncountries werepresent,andtheHungariannationalsrepresentingWesternagencieswere wellawareofthedireconsequencesofreportinganythingthatmightreflecton the"honour"oftheHungarianregime.

Observersofthe"trial" hadtheverydefinitefeelingthatthishadallhappened beforeandwouldprobably happenagain.

Theproceedingswereheld inthesamecourtroom whereCardinalMindszenty was"tried."Asinhiscase theArchbishopmadea"full confession."Thepresiding judgewasthesame:Vilmos Olty.The"people'sprosecutor"wasthesame:Julius Alapi.Themaincharges werethesame:attempting tooverthrowtherepublic andblackmarketdealings incurrency.

VogelerDescribed

TrialbyTorture

Thosewhostudiedthe Archbishop's"confession" rememberedthatofthe CardinalandofRobert Vogeler,Americanbusinessman,alsotriedinthesame Budapestcourtroom,

Mr.Vogeler,whowasreleasedafter17monthsina Hungarianprison,hascharacterisedhisconfessionas "rubbish.-Healsodescribedthementalandphysicaltorturetowhichhe wassubjectedtoobtainthat "confession."

Mr.Vogelerrelatedhe was"questioned"for '72 hourswithoutsleep.Itbe-

ganafteradaywithoutfood orrest.Duringthatperiodhewas"sluggedover theear"and"dumpednakedintoatuboficewater." Fordayslaterhewasallowedonlyoneandahalf hours,sleepunderglaring lights,andthen"interrogated"relentlesslyforasmuch as18hoursatatime.

"Theincessantquestioning,theunremittingpressure,themalnutrition,the copiousstimulants,the screaming,shouting,the deadsilences,thecoldand alltheotherhardshipsare designedtoforceonetosay nottruthbutwhatthey wishtocallthetruth,"Mr. Vogelertoldthefreeworld.

"Therecomesatimewhen apersonisfacedwiththe utterfutilityofnotcomplyingwiththeirdemands.He believesthatheisabandoned,thathewillbekilled inanycase,thatanalleged confessionwillappearanyway-sohesignstherubbishplacedbeforehim."

PrisonInspectors

TellofBrutality

Severalmonthsagotwo Hungarianrefugeesunfoldedtothewesternworld whattheydescribedasdocumentsontheCardinal Mindszentytrialtakenfrom thefilesofthePublicProsecutor'soffice.Therefugees,whodescribedthemselvesasformerprisoninspectorsattachedtothe HungarianAttorneyGeneral'soffice,wereDrs.JuliusArgayandLaszloParkanyi.

Accordingtotheirac-' counttheCardinal's"confession"cameafteran"interrogationprocess"lasting 24days.Duringthattime hewasheldfordayswithoutfoodorwater,repeatedlygivendrugsdescribedas "C.K.injections,"subjected toenemasoficewater,kept underglaringlightsfor hourssothhthiseyesand M111MINII11111111W111111111W1111M1111

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nosebegantostreamviolently,andatonetimebecamesophysicallyexhaustedthatspecialdoctorswere calledinandorderedto keephimfromdying.

Prelate"Confesses"

MadAspirations

Inhis"confession"ArchbishopGroeszreportedly toldtheCommunistcourt thathehadtakenovera plottooverthrowthegovernmentafterthearrest and"trial"oftheCardinal. He"confessed"hewas chargedwiththismission byCardinalMindszenty shortlybeforethelatter's arrest.

'Iadmitthattheconspiracydirectedbymehad startedtoorganisearmed groupswhosetaskitwasto overthrowthe`people'srepublic'andtoassume power,"theArchbishop's "confession"said.Itaddedthathehadsentanote tothe"Budapestlegationof oneoftheimperialist states,"saying:"Iundertake toactasheadofStateand toappointaprovisional government."

ParallelingtheCardinal Mindszenty"trial,"His EminenceFrancisCardinal Spellman,Archbishopof NewYork,andArchduke OttoofHapsburgagain werementionedashaving hadpartinthe"conspiracy."Allegedlyaletter explainingthe"conspirato-rialprogramme"wasalso senttoMsgr.GiovanniB. Montini,VaticanSubstitute SecretaryofState.

CistercianAbbot

Boastsof"Crimes"

The"confession"ofseven otherdefendantsalsofollowedstrictlytheline markedoutintheindictments.TheCistercianAbbotVendelEndredywasdescribedindispatchesasrecalling"boastfully"how muchmoneyhehadreceivedillegallyfromabroad,including4,000dollarsfrom CisterciansintheUnited Statesbetween1945and 1951,andtheequivalentof 25,000dollars"fromCatholiccirclesandtheVatican."

Otherdefendantsallegedlyinvolvedofficialsofthe U.S.foreignservice,saying theyfurnishedinformation andactedasgo-betweens. ThereportsfromHungary containednotasinglehint thatanyofthedefendants daredtotheslightestdegreqtodisputethecharges oftheiraccusers.

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November14,1950.The Abbot'sarresttookplacea fewweeksafterhehad suspendedoneofhisown monks,theRev.Richard Horvath,whocarriedon pro-communistpropaganda assecretaryoftheregimesponsoredNationalPeace Committeeof Catholic Priests.TheAbbotwasa closeadvisertoCardinal Mindszentyandthelast memberontheHungarian BoardofBishopstovisit Rome.HewenttotheHoly SeeinNovember1948 shortlybeforethearrestof CardinalMindszenty.The chargesagainsthimwere: leadinganorganization aimedatoverthrowingthe "democraticorder,"espionage,speculationwithforeigncurrencyandaiding theillegalescapeofpersons abroad.

TheRev.PaulBozsik, 67,aparishpriestatPesthidegkut,whowasa memberoftheHungarian parliamentseveraldecades ago.Hewaschargedwith organizinga conspiracy againstthe"democratic state"andespionage.

WasSuccessful AgrarianAuthority

TheRev.JuliusHagypoKovacs,63,aCistercian monkwhoachievedgreat successinimprovingagriculturalproductiononthe CistercianfarmsinHungarybeforethesewereconfiscatedbytheregime.He waschargedwithparticipatinginaconspiracy,violatingcurrencyregulations andviolatingpricecontrol regulations.

TheRev.EugeneStephen Csellar,39,formersuperior generalofthePaulite FathersinHungary.He wasaccusedof"complicity" ina"crimeagainstthepeople,"concealingofarms, violationofcurrencyregulations,aidingtheillegalescapeofpersonsabroad,and falsifyingpublicdocuments.

TheRev.FrancisVezer, 37,theformerpriorofa Pauliteconvent.Hewas chargedwithmurder,incitementtomurder,and "disturbingthepeaceful post-warco-existenceof peoples."

Dr.AndrewFarkas,64,an attorneyforKaloesaArchdiocese.Hewasaccused oforganisingaconspiracy andofespionage.

Dr.LadislasHevey,49, describedasaformerdepartmentheadofagovernmentministry.Hewas chargedwitha"crime againstthepeople"and conspiracy.

Dr.AloisPongracz,42,an employeeoftheUnited StatesInformationService inBudapest,whowasarrestedamonthago.Hewas accusedofparticipationina conspiracy,orespionage, andviolationofthecurrencyregulations.

EDITORIAL

HaleandHasteCharacterize"Trial"

TheHungarianCommunistregimehas.chosen itsvictimswell.ArchbishopJosefGroeszandhis fellowdefendantsareHungary'smostoutstanding Catholics.ResistingCommunistdemandswith rocklikefirmness,theArchbishophadlongago arousedthesuspicionsofVicePremierMatyas Rakosi-therealdictatorofHungary.RakosibecametheArchbisbop'sbitterenemywhenthelatter besiegedCommunistauthoritiesonbehalfofCardinalMindszentyandrefusedtiksignCommunistsponsoredpeaceappeals.Hewasheldresponsible forthepastoralletter,issuedbytheconferenceof HungarianBishops,whichindignifiedtermslaid downtheCatholicattitudetopeace.Whydothe accused"confess"?Thatisnolongeraninterestingquestion.Lackofsleepandfood,endlessquestioning,daysonendofstanding,downrightphysical tortureand-ifquickresultsibustbeobtainedstimulantsordrugswillbreakthestrongestman. Beyondacertainpoint,thevictimsnolongercare orevenknowwhattheyaresaying

Butwhyhas-theHungarianregimechosenthis momenttostageanothertrial?Thatisafarmore interestingquestion.Everythingthatishappening inHungaryto-dayischaracterisedbyhateand haste.1Thesuddendeportationof"theremnants ofthepast"and"western-mindedpeople"wasrushedthroughwithsuchhateandhastethat.forthe firsttime,the"democraticpolice"sympathisewith thepeople,notwiththeauthorities.Theadmonitiontogetintheharvest"asquicklyaspossible." vorkingdayandnight.sleepinginthefields,and thedirepunishmentwithwhichlaggardsarethreateedandkulakssufferrightnow,aredrippingwith hateandhaste.Thedemandsontheworkersto carryouttherevisedtargetsofthefive-year-plan andthepunishmentthreatenedandmeted'outalso bearthesignsofhateandhaste.Thetrialofthe ArchbishopofKalocsaandhiseightfellowaccused showsthattheregimeintendstostrikeaknockoutblowattheCatholicChurch-theonlyorganisationwhich,byitsveryexistence,expressestheintensedislikethepublicfeelsfortheCommunistregime.Byatrialanimatedbyhateandcarriedout inhaste,thisgreatrockistobeblasted.Someof theaccusedwillprobablybehanged.Itremains tobeseenhowthepublicwillreact.

Everystratageminvolvingflattery.bribery,intimidationandnakedforcehasbeentried.None hassucceeded.TheChurchinHungarystillbears eloquentwitnesstothethingsofGoddespitethe threatofdungeonanddeath.ArchbishopGroesz hasnowtrulybecomethesuccessortoCardinal Mindszenty.Itisagoodlycompanyhejoins,for allthetragedyitinvolves.Itisthecompanyof Mindszenty,Stepinac,andBeranofourownday butitisacompanywhichgoesbackthroughhistory andincludesSt.Thomasa'Becket,St.JohnFisher, andallthoseBishopswhohavesteadfastlyrefused tosurrendertoCaesarthosethingswhichproperly belongtoGod.Thetrumped-upchargesand forcedconfessionsoftheCommuniststatewillnot convincefreemenofanyguiltinArchbishopGroesz orhisassociates.Thesetacticswiththeirrootsin terrorandinjusticehavelongsincebeenexposedto theworldforwhattheyare-confessionsofhelplessnessbeforethethingsofthespirit.Ourprayers goouttoArchbishopGroesz_andhisbrother Bishopsinthistimeoftesting.Asinthecaseof hispredecessor,wereassertourstrongtiesofbrotherhood,andweprayforhimandforhispeoplethe courageandthegracetostandupundertheterribleburdenwhichtheCommunistgovernmentof Hungarynowplacesupontheirshoulders.

Never Disappoint!

AstheArchbishopand hisco-defendantswere placedon"trial"theHungariancommunistpress demandedthattheybe given"severepunishment." Themaximumpenaltyfor thechargesagainstthe Archbishopisreportedto belifeimprisonment.

AccordingtoHungarian refugeeswhoknewthe Archbishopthecharges againsthimmustsound ridiculous,totheHungarian public.Theypointoutthat theprelatewaswellknown I tobecompletelydisinterestedinpoliticsandthathe confinedhimselftobeinga goodpastorandableadministratorofhisSee.

AbbotWasFriend Of'Framed'Cardinal

OntrialwiththeArchbishopwereeightotherdefendants,includingone Abbot,onediocesanpriest andthreemonks.InadditiontoArchbishopGroesz thedefendantsandthe chargesagefinstthemwere: AbbotVendelEndredy, 56,CistercianAbbotof Zirc,whowasarrested

AtOurRouse

ByMaryTinleyDaly.

SchoolPicnicIsOnlyOnceaYear!

oc"asion,allright! 'Tobaditcomesonly onceayear,"saidEileenregretfully.

Theschoolpicnicisancaterpillarrideagain,with itsround-and-round,pitchand-roll.Somepeoplenever learn.

Altarboys,thechoir'and theeighthgradegettheir boatfarepaidbytheschool -iftheyhaveattendedthe requirednumberofsessions.Nowonderthe'choir hassoundedparticularly fulsomethepastfewweeks!

Onceonboardtheboat, theholidaybegan-mothers relaxingaftertheup-early, strenuosityofpackingenormouslunchbaskets;the choirturningitstalentsto "DownUpontheSwannie River;"thekidseating chocolatebarsanddrinking lemonade;andtheSisters, behindthepartialanonymitt'ofsunglasses,enjoyingaquietstickofchewing gumanddiscreetlyparking itonabacktoothwhen someofthechildrencame uptotalk

Afterannour-and-a-half cruisewelandedatthe amusementparkand,likea quicklyup-endedbottleof milk,theyoungsterstoreoff theboatandtowardthe picnicgrounds.

"I'mstarved,Mum!Fixit quick,willyou?Gottoget totherides."

Itwasonly11.30-but timewasoftheessenceon thistoo-shortday.

Everybodyspreadbounteouslunches,andthechildrenateasthoughthere hadbeennochocolates, sandwiches,andlemonade ontheboat.

Thenthe"attractions": thepennyarcadewherethe boystestedtheirstrength andthegirls,forapenny, gotapictureoftheirfuture husbandsandchildren; whereeverybodyfished withamechanicalclaw, tryingtocaptureanalarm clock,andcaughtinsteada plasticteaspoon.There werethemechanicalbowlingmachinesandtheracehorsegames;thefortunetellingslips,andthe"measureyourgrip"machines.

Bythistimeluncheshad beensufficiently"anchored"toriskthe"rides,"and everybodymadeabeeline forthem.Stretchfinally consentedtotryastationeryhorseonthemerry-goround,hangingontomy neckfordearlife.When themancamearoundhe tookonlyoneticketand grinned-"Easytoseeyou ain'thavin'nofun,lady." Nexttimearoundthe course,Stretchfeltlikethe rideroftheDerbywinner!

Wemotherssauntered backtothepicnictables, knowingwe'dseeouryoung hopefulssoonbecausewe haddoledoutonlyalimited amountofmoney.Sure enough Marklehadon agreensun-dressandher complexionmatchedit. "C'nIliedown?"shegasped,clutchingherstomach. "Feelkindsfunny."Only fiveminutes..flatonthepicnicbenchandMarkiedeparted-reportedlyseenimmediatelyafterwardsonthe

Whilewesatatthe table,dollingoutmoney andadviceperiodically,we watchedabarkeratthe paddle-wheelnearby.'Step rightup,folks!Anythree numbersforashilling.Get ateddybeartodelightthe kiddies!It'syourlucky day-onlyhappensoncea year-steprightup!"

JodieSullivansteppedandwonahugeyellow plushbearonhersecond try.Fromthenonour tableattractedattentionand wasacome-onforthepaddlewheel.

"Howcute!"beameda youngSister."Gethim here?"shealmostwhispered,pointingtothepaddlewheel.

AfewminuteslaterSisterwasleaningacrossthe boardeagerly."It'sjust gottocomeupthistime," shebreathed.

"Why,Sister,"thebarker said."Allthistimeand youhaven'tgotateddy bear?Wannatrynumbers one-two-and-three?"Sister noddedandputdownher shilling.

Herteddybearwas pink.

Thelong,hotafternoon woreon-mothersbecoming wearybutpriests,Sisters andchildrenstillgoing strong.Thereweremore "rides"andagameofcricket-andmorelunch.How couldtheyeatsomuch!

Whenwereturnedtoour tableafterthecricketwe foundfourplushteddy bears."Oh,I'msorry," saidtheyoungSister, scoopingthemupinher arms."Ididn'tmeanto takeupallyour'table,butI washavingaluckystreak and,asthisgentlemansays, itcomesonlyonceayear!"

WewerehopingthatSisterSuperiorwon'taskfor toocloseanaccountingof change-andthatSister Superiorlikesplushteddy bears!

Finallyitwas5.30,and weallpiledonboardthe boat."I'mstarved,"the childrensaid."Anything left?"Itwasn'tleftvery long.

Homeagain Stretch fellintobedsansbath,sans supper-andI'dhavejoined her,gladly."Oh,boy,now fordinner!"chorusedthe otherpicnickers.

Well,itcomesonlyoncea year!

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OnBillforN.S.W.CatholicUniversity ByBRIANDOYLE (Corresondent.N.C.W.C.NewsService).

SYDNEY,June23.-TheStateParliamentofNewSouthWaleshosadjourned untilSeptemberwithoutenactinglegislation authorisingthefoundationofthefirstCatholicUniversityinAustraliabytheFathers oftheHolyCrossfromNotreDameUniversity,despiteearlierassurancesbyPremierMcGirr,thattheenablinglegislation wouldbepassedduringthesessionjustconcluded.

AlthoughtheCabineton February21announceda firmdecisiontopassthe necessaryActofParliament,andalthoughMr.McGirrrepeatedlyinsistedthat itwouldbepassed,serious doubtsarenowheldthat, theGovernmentwillactin accordancewithitsprevious undertakings.

Thematterhasagaincome beforetheCainbetwhich, insteadofinstructingthe EducationMinister,R.J. Heffron,tointroducethe BillinParliament,sidetrackeditbydecidingthata sub-committeeofthree Ministersshouldexamine analternativeformin whichtoframethenecessarylegislation.

OriginallyaspecialBill wastobeintroducedto authorisethespecificestablishmentofaCatholicUniversity.Now,theCabinet sub-committeeisexamining thenotionofageneralBill, whichwouldenablealldenominationswhomightso desiretoreceiveauthorisationtofoundadenominationaluniversity.Whether evenageneralBillofthis characterwillultimatelybe passedappearsdoubtfulat thisstage,althoughitmay subsequentlybegivenlegis- lation.WithParliamentin recess,however,thematter isvirtuallyinabeyance.

Protestanthostilitytothe CatholicUniversityhasincreasedinrecentweeks,and itisknownthatincreasing oppositionhasariseninthe ranksof LabourtheParliamentary Party,whichforms atpresenttheGovernment ofNewSouthWales.

Theoppositionhasbeen ledinCabinetandelsewherebyCliveEvatt,Chief SecretaryintheCabinet-a Sydneybarristerinprivate life,andbrotherofDr.H.V. Evatt,formerPresidentof

U.N.Mr.Evatthasbeen freelycreditedinthedaily presswithleadershipof theoppositionmovement, andhehasnotsoughtto denyit.

Thepositionisrendered moredifficultbythefact thattheGovernmenthasa slenderworkingmajorityin Parliament,andisappar- entlyloathetoriskembarrassmentintheHouse.It isunderstoodthatalarge sectionoftheLiberalCountryPartyopposition, inwhichtherearepracticallynoCatholics,would, however,votefortheBill ifitevergotontothefloor ofParliament.

ViewingofPope's BodyIsExtended

VATICANCITY,June11 (Radio,NC).-Thegreat throngoffaithfulseekingto viewtheremainsofBlessed PiusX.broughtaboutan extensionofthetimehisremainsweretobeexposedin St.Peter'sBasilicahere. Originallythedeadlinefor viewingtheremainswasto havebeenJune7.

Theremains,whichwere placedonviewbeforethe mainaltarimmediately afterthebeatificationrites, have,however,beentransferredtotheChapelofthe Presentation.They removedfromthemain altarbecauseofpreparationsbeingmadeforThe canonisationonJune24of BlessedsEmiliadeVialar, foundressoftheSistersof St.JosephoftheApparition,andMariaDomenica Mazzargllo,co-foundressof theDaughtersofMary, Auxiliatrix.

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AtOurdouse

ByMaryTinleyDaly.

SchoolPicnicIsOnlyOnceaYear!

occasion,allright! "Tobaditcomesonly onceayear,"saidEileenregretfully.

Theschoolpicnicisancaterpillarrideagain,with itsround-and-round,pitchand-roll.Somepeoplenever learn.

Altarboys,thechoir'and theeighthgradegettheir boatfarepaidbytheschool -iftheyhaveattendedthe requirednumberofsessions.Nowonderthe'choir hassoundedparticularly fulsomethepastfewweeks!

Onceonboardtheboat, theholidaybegan-mothers relaxingaftertheup-early strenuosityofpackingenormouslunchbaskets;the choirturningitstalentsto "DownUpontheSwannie River;"thekidseating chocolatebarsanddrinking lemonade;andtheSisters, behindthepartialanonymityofsunglasses,enjoyingaquietstickofchewing gumanddiscreetlyparking itonabacktoothwhen someofthechildrencame uptotalk

Afteranhour-and-a-half cruisewelandedatthe amusementparkand,likea quicklyup-endedbottleof milk,theyoungsterstoreoff theboatandtowardthe picnicgrounds.

"I'mstarved,Mum!Fixit quick,willyou?Gottoget totherides."

Itwasonly11.30-but timewasoftheessenceon thistoo-shortday.

Everybodyspreadbounteouslunches,andthechildrenateasthoughthere hadbeennochocolates, sandwiches,andlemonade ontheboat.

Thenthe"attractions": thepennyarcadewherethe boystestedtheirstrength andthegirls,forapenny, gotapictureoftheirfuture husbandsandchildren; whereeverybodyfished withamechanicalclaw, tryingtocaptureanalarm clock,andcaughtinsteada plasticteaspoon.There werethemechanicalbowlingmachinesandtheracehorsegames;thefortunetellingslips,andthe"measureyourgrip"machines.

Bythistimeluncheshad beensufficiently"anchored"toriskthe"rides,"and everybodymadeabeeline forthem.Stretchfinally consentedtotryastationeryhorseonthemerry-goround,hangingontomy neckfordearlife.When themancamearoundhe tookonlyoneticketand grinned-"Easytoseeyou ain'thavin'nofun,lady." Nexttimearoundthe course,Stretchfeltlikethe rideroftheDerbywinner!

Wemotherssauntered backtothepicnictables, knowingwe'dseeouryoung hopefulssoonbecausewe haddoledoutonlyalimited amountofmoney.Sure enough Markiehadon agreensun-dressandher complexionmatchedit. "C'hIliedown?"shegasped,clutchingherstomach. "Feelkindafunny."Only fiveminutes_flatonthepicnicbenchandMarkiedeparted-reportedlyseenimmediatelyafterwardsonthe

Whilewesatatthe table,dollingoutmoney andadviceperiodically,we watchedabarkeratthe paddle-wheelnearby.`Step rightup,folks!Anythree numbersforashilling.Get ateddybeartodelightthe kiddies!It'syourlucky day-onlyhappensoncea year-steprightup!"

JodieSullivanstepped- andwonahugeyellow plushbearonhersecond try.Fromthenonour tableattractedattentionand wasacome-onforthepaddlewheel.

"Howcute!"beameda youngSister."Gethim here?"shealmostwhispered,pointingtothepaddlewheel.

AfewminuteslaterSisterwasleaningacrossthe boardeagerly."It'sjust gottocomeupthistime," shebreathed.

"Why,Sister,"thebarker said."Allthistimeand youhaven'tgotateddy bear?Wannatrynumbers one-two-and-three?"Sister noddedandputdownher shilling.

bearwas

Herteddy pink.

Thelong,hotafternoon woreon-mothersbecoming wearybutpriests,Sisters andchildrenstillgoing strong.Thereweremore "rides"andagameofcricket-andmorelunch.How couldtheyeatsomuch!

Whenwereturnedtoour tableafterthecricketwe foundfourplushteddy bears."Oh,I'msorry," saidtheyoungSister, scoopingthemupinher arms."Ididn'tmeanto takeupallyourtable,butI washavingaluckystreak and,asthisgentlemansays, itcomesonlyonceayear!"

WewerehopingthatSisterSuperiorwon'taskfor toocloseanaccountingof change-andthatSister Superiorlikesplushteddy bears!

Finallyitwas5.30,and weallpiledonboardthe boat."I'mstarved,"the childrensaid."Anything left?"Itwasn'tleftvery long.

Homeagain Stretch fellintobedsansbath,sans supper-andI'dhavejoined her,gladly."Oh,boy,now fordinner!"chorusedthe otherpicnickers.

Well,itcomesonlyoncea year!

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5)'DNEY,June23.-TheStateParliamentofNewSouthWaleshasadjourned untilSeptemberwithoutenactinglegislation authorisingthefoundationofthefirstCatholicUniversityinAustraliabytheFathers oftheHolyCrossfromNotreDameUniversity,despiteearlierassurancesbyPremierMcGirr,thattheenablinglegislation wouldbepassedduringthesessionjustconcluded.

AlthoughtheCabineton February21announceda firmdecisiontopassthe necessaryActofParliament,andalthoughMr.McGirrrepeatedlyinsistedthat itwouldbepassed,serious doubtsarenowheldthat, theGovernmentwillactin accordancewithitsprevious undertakings.

Thematterhasagaincome beforetheCainbetwhich, insteadofinstructingthe EducationMinister,R.J. Heffron,tointroducethe BillinParliament,sidetrackeditbydecidingthata sub-committeeofthree Ministersshouldexamine analternativeformin whichtoframethenecessarylegislation.

OriginallyaspecialBill wastobeintroducedto authorisethespecificestablishmentofaCatholicUniversity.Now,theCabinet sub-committeeisexamining thenotionofageneralBill, whichwouldenablealldenominationswhomightso desiretoreceiveauthorisationtofoundadenominationaluniversity.Whether evenageneralBillofthis characterwillultimatelybe passedappearsdoubtfulat thisstage,althoughitmay subsequentlybegivenlegislation.WithParliamentin recess,however,thematter isvirtuallyinabeyance.

Protestanthostilitytothe CatholicUniversityhasincreasedinrecentweeks,and itisknownthatincreasing oppositionhasariseninthe ranksof LabourtheParliamentary Party,whichforms atpresenttheGovernment ofNewSouthWales.

Theoppositionhasbeen ledinCabinetandelsewherebyCliveEvatt,Chief SecretaryintheCabinet-a Sydneybarristerinprivate life,andbrotherofDr.H.V. Evatt,formerPresidentof

U.N.Mr.Evatthasbeen freelycreditedinthedaily presswithleadershipof theoppositionmovement, andhehasnotsoughtto denyit.

Thepositionisrendered moredifficultbythefact thattheGovernmenthasa slenderworkingmajorityin Parliament,andisappar- entlyloathetoriskembarrassmentintheHouse.It isunderstoodthatalarge sectionoftheLiberalCountryPartyopposition, inwhichtherearepracticallynoCatholics,would, however,votefortheBill ifitevergotontothefloor ofParliament.

ViewingofPope's BodyIsExtended VATICANCITY,June11 (Radio,NC).-Thegreat throngoffaithfulseekingto viewtheremainsofBlessed PiusX.broughtaboutan extensionofthetimehisremainsweretobeexposedin St.Peter'sBasilicahere. Originallythedeadlinefor viewingtheremainswasto havebeenJune7.

Theremains,whichwere placedonviewbeforethe mainaltarimmediately afterthebeatificationrites, have,however,beentransferredtotheChapelofthe Presentation.Theywere removedfromthemain altarbecauseofprepara- tionsbeingmadefor.the canonisationonJune24of BlessedsEmiliadeVialar, foundressoftheSistersof St.JosephoftheApparition,andMariaDomenica Mazzargllo,co-foundressof theDaughtersofMary, Auxiliatrix.

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Posty'sWhistle

DearGirlsandBoys,-

I'vealwayspraisedthe youngladiesofSt.Joseph's college,Fremantle,andnow I'vereceivedanumberof lettersfromthepupilsofSt. Mary's,Leederville.Well, thereitis,andit'sabsolutelyfitting,Ithink,forwhere St.Josephonce'wasthere OurLadyalso.Mygratefulthankstoyou,young ladiesfromLeederville,and welcometotheCorner!May FremantleandLeederville givealeadtoeverychild ofeveryparishintheWest.

Bestwishes. UNCLEMAC.

Bushies'Corner £s..d

Previouslyacknowledged 20176 Wellwisher 1000

Total ....,£30176

DearWellwisher,-Icannotletthisopportunitypass ofthankingyouforyour mostgenerousgift.You haveobeyedtheDivineinjunction:"Freelyyehave received,freelygive!"and youwillberichlyblessed. May1951beahappyyear foryou. UNCLEMAC.

JilyanTakesPart

InFederationSet

St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, MarionSt.,Leederville. DearUncleMac,-Sister hasspokentousabout writingaletterto"TheRecord,"butIhavenotattemptedtodosobefore.

Oh,Ihaveforgottento tellyoumyname.Itis JilyanDingle. IgotoSt. Mary'sPrimaryschool.My ageis12years,andIam insixthstandard.

Wearehavingafancy dressballthisyearonAugust17.Iaminaset,and itiscalledFederation.We arecalledFederationbecauseitistheJubileeyear.

LastFridayaFather .O'Collins,whocamefrom

AnInvitation

China,visiitedourschool andtoldourclassallabput China.Hetoldusmany thingsaboutwhathehad todooverthere,andthey wereveryinteresting.Now Imustclose.-Yourssincerely, JILYANDINGLE.

DearJilyan,-Iamvery pleasedtowelcomeyouto the"Corner,"andIthoroughlyenjoyedyourletter. Ihopethefancydressball onAugust18willbeawonderfulsuccess,andthatthe Federationsetwillcatchthe judge'seye.I'veseen FatherO'Collinsalso,and hecertainlyisveryinteresting.Whatstruckmemost ofallabouthimwashis amazingvitality.Heis moreactivethanmanya youngerman.Bestwishes, andwriteagain.

UNCLEMAC.

JosephineHears

OfTreasonFilm St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, MarionStLeederville.

DearUncleMac,-Thisis thefirsttimeIhavewritten toyou.Sistertoldfifth andsixthaboutotherchildrenwritingtoyou,soIdecidedtowrite,too.

Inourclass,thatissixth standard,thereareeleven children.Ioftensaytomy friendwhositsnexttome

toRelax

.... InComfort.

beonemoretomakethe twelveapostlesofOurLord. OnMondaymorningthe twoclasses,fifthandsixth, cameintotheroom,when allthechildrenweretalkingaboutthepicturesthey hadseen.during.Saturday andSunday.Suddenly Sistersaidifyoubequiet IwilltellyouwhereIwent onSunday.SoSisterbegantotellusaboutthepictureshehadseenonSunday.Thenameofitwas "GuiltyofTreason."It wasaboutapriestandthe Catholics.Sisteralsosaid ifwebegoodthatshemight taketheclasstoseethe film.AsIhavenomore newstotellyou,Iwill closemyletterandwriteto youagain.-Yourssincerely, JOSEPHINESITA.

DearJosephine;-WelcometotheCorner!Ilikedyourletter,especiallythe delightfultouchaboutthe extrapupilandthetwelve apostlesofOurLord.I amsureyou'llenjoythe picture,"GuiltyofTreason."Myboyshaveseen itandthey'vetalkedof nothingelsefordays.So IsupposeI'llbebearing yourversionnexttimeyou write.Don'tbetoolong beforeyoudo.Bestwishes. UNCLEMAC.

BeverleyRetails

Missionary'sStory St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, MarionSt.,Leederville.

DearUncleMac,-Sister hasjustreadusaletterout of"TheRecord,"soIhave decidedtowritetoyoutoday.

FatherBourkeisexaminingtheHighschoolto-day, soheisexpectedanyday thisweektocomedownto thePrimaryschool.Father spentallthemorningfrom 9.30to10.30,examiningthe girlsinLeaving.Lateron duringtheafternoonhewill examineseventhstandard.

Fr.Bourke'sVisit

PerturtiesAileen' St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, MarionSt.,Leederville.

DearUncleMac,-Sister hasjustthismomentfinishedreadingtheclassaletter outof"TheRecord."She thoughtitwouldbeniceif wetriedtowriteone,too. MynameisAileenHowl.I am12yearsofageandin VI.standard.It'safairly easyclass,andmyschool matesareveryfriendly.So weallgetonwelltogether. Weareexpectingavisit fromFatherBourke,whois comingtoexainineusin

TheWeek'sThought 'Tisbettertogivethanto receive."

Catechism.Wearevery excitedandtryingtolearn ourCatechismasmuchas wecan.Lastweheard wasthatheisupatthe Highschool,whichisjust acrossthewayfromour school.Thegirlsfrom theresaidheexamined themverythoroughly,and that'sallthemorereason whywemustlearn.

Ithinktheschoolisgoing tohaveafancydressball inAugust.Ourclasswill begoingasFederation,becausethisisJubileeyear. That'sifwedo.

WhenIfirststartedthis letterIintendedittobea shortone,butit'sanything butshort.Still,Ihopeyou enjoyitandIwillwrite againsometime.-Yours sincerely, UNCLEMAC.

JourneysofSt.Paul ByGeraldc.TrescySJ.

CorneliusWasFirstConvertGentile

WhenSt.Petergotdownstairs,hesaidtothesoldiers fromCaesarea,"I'mthe manyouarelookingfor. Now,whydoyouwant me?"

Theyanswered:"Becauseourcaptain,Cornelius,ajustandGod-fearing man,asalltheJewscantell youthatheis,hasbeentold byanangeltoinviteyouto hishouse,andhearwhat ),ouhavetosay."

"Comeinandhavelunch first,"saidPeter.SoPeter andSimonandthesoldiers satdowntolunch,andtalkedabouttheangelandCornelius.

ThenextdayPeter,with sixoftheJoppaCatholics,startedoffwiththesoldiers ofCorneliusforCaesarea,wheretheyarrivedin 24hours.Corneliuswas waitingforthem.Hehad invitedallhisrelativesand friendsintomeetPeter. AssoonasPeterentered thehouse,Corneliusdrop- pedonhiskneesandbowed hisheadverylowtohonour St.Peter.ButPeterlifted himupandsaid:"Don'tdo that.I'monlyamanjust asyouare."ThenPeter turnedtoallthepeopleandsaid:"Youknowitusedto beforbiddenusJewstoassociatewithforeigners.But GodhasshownmethatI shouldnotconsiderany manaforeignerorcommon. SoIwillinglycamehere whenIwassentfor.Tell mewhatyouwantofme."

Corneliusansweredfor everyoneandtoldPeterof theangel'svisit.Thenhe endedbysaying:"Nowwe areall'gatheredheretolisforyourletter.Ihopeyou getasgreatathrillwhen youseeyourletterasyour sisterdidwhenAuntBessy printedhers.

IthinkSisterMaryEdmundisaveryfineteacher,andIhavetothankher verymuchforencouraging yougirlstowiite.

Ilikeyourchoiceofsubjects.Addhistorytothem, andthey'dbemine,too.I hopeyouwriteagain, Joanna.Bestwishes. UNCLEMAC.

MaryCosentino

tentowhatevermessage Godhasgivenyouforus."

St.Petertoldthemthe storyofOurLord'scoming,andofHisdeathand resurrection.Heconcluded:"IandmyfellowApostlesarewitnessestothe RisenChrist,Whoisthe Judgeofthelivingandthe dead,andHehasappointed ustopreachHisName,that allwhobelieveinthat Namemaybeforgiventheir sins."

JustthentheHolySpirit camedownor},allwhowere intheroom,asHehad comedownontheApostles atPentecost.Nowthe JoppaCatholicswhowere therewereverymuchsurprisedatthis.ThenSt. Peterdeclared:"Whocan refusebaptismtothesegoodpeoplesincetheHolySpirithascomeuponthemjustas Hecameonus.

Theywereallbaptised.Corneliusandhisrelatives andfriendswerethefirst Gentilestoenterthe Church.CorneliusaskedSt. Peter:"Willyoustayafew dayswithusandteachus moreaboutourLord?"

"Yes,"saidSt.Peter,and hestayedseveraldays.

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Aftertherebellionof BonniePrinceCharlie,ScotchandEnglishsoldiers whohadfoughtforhim werehuntedbytheking's soldiersand,ifcaught,they wereimmediatelyshotas traitors.Amongstthese wasaMr.Martin,ofAmble Hall.Forweekshehad laininhiding,andhis whereaboutswerenot knowneventoMrs.Martin andherson,Dick.

Finally,anoldgypsy woman,whomDickhad onceaided,broughtamessagesecretlytoDickandhis mother.Ittoldthemthat ifMr.Martincouldhave moneyquickly,hecouldescapefromaseaportfifteen milesawayinaboatto France.

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WLastFridayaMission priestcametoschool.He hadspent25yearsinChina, andhadarrivedhomeafew weeksago.Oneofthe thingshetolduswasabout alittlegirlwhowasdying ofafever,hungerandcold. Itwas,snowingatthetime, andthelittlegirl,aged12, waslivinginalittlehut whichwasverycold,and thewindowshadnoglassin themandthesnowwas blowingonherhair.When Fatherarrivedatthelittle hutheheardthechildcryingwithcold.Goingtothe roomhegaveherfirstHoly Communion,Confirmation, andExtremeUnction.As soonashehadfinishedshe closedhereyes,andher soulwentuptoGod.I thinkthisisallfornow,so Imustclose.-Yourssincerely, BEVERLEYPYKE.

DearBeverley,-LWelcome alsototheCorner!You needn'tworrymuchabout theexamination.Father Bourkeisverykind,and I'msurethat,aslongasyou knowyourworkmoderately well,he'llbemostpleased. Whatatouchingstory FatherO'Collinstoldofthe littlegirl!Itjustshows, Beverley,whatsomechildrenare.calleduponbyGod tobearthesedays.In sunnyAustralianchildren haven'thadsuchterrific trials.Andso,allourlove andsympathyshouldbe giventothosepoorsouls whohavesufferedsomuch Bestwishes.

UNCLEMAC.

DearAileen,--You'revery welcomealso.Youseem somethinglikeBeverley, andyou'renotlookingtowardstheexaminationwith confidence.Well,nobody everdoes-much.Asyou growolder,examinations alsogrowharder.Sothe onlythingtodoistofront thembravely,doyourbest, andhopeforthebest.And sometimesit'ssurprising howwellthingsturnout. Bestwishes.

UNCLEMAC.

JoannaPrepares

ForScholarship

St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, MarionSt.,Leederville.

DearUncleMac,-Sister hasoften.suggestedwriting toyou,butwehavenever gotdowntoit,`butto-day sheaskedus,andnowthe wholeclassarewritingto you.Sister,whosefullname isSisterMaryEdmund, readusaletterin"TheRecord"fromagirlwhogoes toschoolinFremantle,to giveussomeideaofhowto writetoyou.

MynameisJoannaDonnelly,andIwillbetwelve inSeptember,twodaysbeforeOurLady'sbirthday.I aminsixthstandardthis year,andworkinghardfor thescholarship,whichwill enablemetogototheHigh school.Ienjoyschoolwork, andmyfavouritesubjects arecomposition,poetry,and English.WeareexpectingFatherBourkesoontoexamineusinourreligion.

Mysister,Caroline,has writtentoAuntBessy,and wasverypleasedwhenshe sawtheletterprintedin "TheRecord."Ihopeto bewritingagain.-Yours sincerely, J.DONNELLY.

DearJoanna,-You're verywelcome,andthanks

TellsofSchool St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, MarionSt.,Leederville. DearUncleMac,-Thisis thefirsttimeIhavewrittentoyou.Sisterhastold usmanytimestowriteto you,butwehavenever botheredtowrite.The girlsintheclassdecidedto write,andIdecidedtodo so,too. Iaminsixth,andIam12 yearsofage.Inmyclass thereareeleven.Weall enjoyschoolhours.We willstartourexams.soon; FatherBourkewillbetestingus.

FatherO'Collins,whohas comefromChina,toldus manythingsaboutChina onJune8.Healsotoldus thatChinaisaverypoor country.AsIhavenot anymorenewstotellyou,.I willclose,andwillwrite again.-Yourssincerely,

MARYCOSENTINO.

DearMary,-Welcome, Mary,totheCorner,andI hopeyouwriteoften.

FatherO'Collinsmusthave wontheimaginationofyou girlsverymuch.I'mnot surprised,however,forhe isagoodandcleverman, andhecantellaobsthisexperiencesinamannerfew othermencoulddo.Best wishes.

UNCLEMAC.

NowForaPoem (FortheLittleOnes).

THETURTLEDOVES.

Theyoungturtledoves Neverquarrelledinthe nest; Fortheydearlylovedeach other, Thoughtheylovedtheir motherbest.

"Coo,"saidtheturtledove, "Coo,'saidshe; Andtheyplayedtogether kindly Inthedarkpinetree.

Mrs.Martinhadthe money,butshehadno trustyservanttotakeit.A pricehadbeensetonMr. Martin'shead,andking's soldierswereguardingAmbleHallitself.

Thenine-year-oldDick pleadedwithhismotherto lethimgotothereliefof hisfather.ForatimeMrs. Martinwashorrifiedatthe thoughtofsendingherlittleboyonsodangerousan errand.Buttimewasso pressingthat,withmany misgivings,shefinallyconsented.

SoDicksetoffandwalkedformilesindarknessand rain.Hebecameverytired, butstill'kepton.Atlast hecame,toasignpostand climbedupittoreadwhich wastherightwaytogo.

Hearingthetramp,tramp, trampofsoldiers,hehastily sliddownandhidinsome bushes.Thecaptainasked apassingshepherdwhich wasthenearestroadto Starport.Theshepherd toldhimoftworoads,one ratherlongandstraight,the othershortandrough.The captaindecidedtotakethe longerroadandthecompanypassedoff.

QuicklyDicktookthe shorterroadand,stumbling down,hefellintotheyard oftheveryinnwherehis fatherwashiding.Hetold Mr.Martinhastilyallthat washappening,andfather andsonwentandhidina wood.Theyclimbeda hugeoaktreeandlayconcealeduntiltheysawevery soldiermarchingfromthe village.

LaterMr.Martinwas abletoescapetoFrance. Butitwasmanyyearsbeforehecouldreturntohis wifeandtheyoungsonwho hadsogallantlysavedhisfather'slife.

TheCatholicAnswer

NewTranslationofNewTestament,

AsUsedinChurches,IsJustified "Perplexed"ofSpearwood askswhyanewtranslation oftheEpistlesandGospels isbeingreadinCatholic Church.

Ihavenodoubtthetranslatorshadinmindnotonly theproductionofamoreaccuratetranslationofthe SacredScripturesbutalsoa morereadableone.Great wouldbetheirchagrin,I fancy,weretheytoread thiscommentontheirwork.

"Inourownparishandin oneotherwhereIhave manycontactsIfindthat thegeneralreactionfeltby allthosewholistenisa senseoffrustrationand wonderwhysuchaclumsy translationhasbeensubstitutedforthetranslation whichhasstoodthetestof manyyearsandfromwhich so quoted."manypassagesare WhileIagreethat onemightoftenfeelthat theoldorderofthingsisthe morepreferableandthatit isalittleoddtofollowfrom onetranslationwhatisbeing readfromanotherIcannot

admitwiththewriterthat thenewtranslationis clumsy.Ishouldn'tliketo accuseoneofthegreatestliteraryscholarsandclearest exponentsoftheEnglish languageofproducinga clumsyeffort.Ithinkthe faultliesratherinthe readerwho,weddedtothe oldwayofputtingthings, isnotalwayspreparedto admitthenew.Mypersonal reactionistodelightinthe newclarityoftheepistles andtodeplorethemodern dressoftheGospels.But1 ownthefaultismine.For manythenewtranslation hasgivenanewlifeand meaningtotheScriptures andIamsureitiswiththe pioushopethatthelove andunderstandingofthe Scriptureswillreachall thatpriestshavesetaside theoldinfavourofthe new.Afterall,whatmattersisnottheconsecration ofageorthefamiliarring ofwordsbutthenearest possibleapproximationto theInspiredWord.

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AreFixedbyBishoptoMeetNeeds

"ACatholicWoman"of OsborneParkwrites:

"Atthepresenttimea numberofnewparishesare beingformed.Howare parish determined?Whodecideswhere thenewparishistobe?

Churchauthoritiestherefore areatpainstomakeprovisionforthemassoonasthe opportunityarises.

WhetherWhale

A.ThequestionisalittleIsFishorFlesh offmybeatbutIthinkI cangivensomesortofan, answer.Ultimatelythefixingofthelimitsofanew parishwouldbethetaskof theBishopoftheplacein whichthenewparishwould besituated.ChurchLaw makesprovisionforsuch asubdivisionofdiocesan territory.Itakeitthe Bishopwouldbeguidedby theneedsofthefaithfulin theplaceconcerned,the possibilityofprovidinga residentparishpriest,the abilityofthepeopleto providethenecessaryparish equipmentandsimilarother reasons.Ithinkyouwill findevidenceofallthese reasonsinallthenewpa- rishesofrecenttimes.They areallinnewdistricts wherethedemandsforthe servicesofaresidentpriest areontheincreasefrom daytoday.Inallofthese placestheCatholics'first needisforSundayMassin aplacefittingitscelebrationandaconventschool wherethechildtenmaybe giventhefullbenefitofa Catholiceducation.Without thesethingsCatholiclifein thedistrictcannotflourish.

Nextquestion: Isthefleshofawhale fishormeat?Canitbe servedonaFriday?

A.:I'mafraidIcan'tgive adefiniteanswertothat one.Ihaven'titinmeto decidewhetherthefleshof awhaleisfishornot.And Ihavenobookathandthat dealswiththesubject.I've heardthatthequestionis verymuchaliveoneonthe Continentwherewhalemeat isbecomingmoreandmore apartofthedietofpeople inthoseparts.SofarasI canseethedifficultyof solvingtheproblemliesin thefactthatinspiteofthe fishyhabitsofthewhaleit isneverthelessamammal whichratherinclinesoneto theopinionthatitisan animalintheguiseofafish. Perhapsclericallisteners whohaveseenthematter discussedinoverseasjour- nalswillbegoodenoughto putmeinthewayofan explicitdealingwiththe question.Thiswillhelpme answermoresatisfactorilythepresentwriter'squestion.

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Aletternowfrom"P.L. B."ofMT.MAGNET.The writerisnotaCatholicbut heisnotanti-Catholic,as indeedveryfewofmycorrespondentsare;afactI thinkthatisnotabundantly cleartoanumberofmy listeners.Withthepossible exceptionoftwoorthree lettersI'vereceivednone butsincereandcourteous enquiriesduringmytimeat themicrophone.True,there has-beenacertainamountof straighttalking,butthatis notincompatiblewithsincerity.Infactitisitsnecessaryadjunct.Friendly thoughill-advisedcorrespondentshavewrittentheir adviceto'HitHarder'tobe less'motherly.'Idonot thinkthepresentationof Catholicdoctrinetohonest enquirerscallsforbelligerency.Ontheotherhand, correspondentsseemtohave interpretedmypresentation ofthematterofthese broadcastsaspavingthe wayforabetterunderstandingbetweenChristians andapossiblesettlingof differences.TotheseIcan onlysaythatlackofawarlikeattitudeinnowaylessensmyconvictionofthe truthnordoesitgiveevidenceof romiseanydesireforcompwhichthenon-CatholicideaofunityamongChristiansusuallysuggests. Soyouseemypositionhere isnoeasyone.He'sabig manwhocanpleaseeveryone!

Howevertogetbackto "P.L.B."He'sprobably twitchingwithimpatience whilstIbabbleonso!"P. L.B."is,asIsay,anonCatholic,sincerelyanxious todojusticetotheCatholic position.Ihopehewill recognisethatmyintention istoassisthimintheattainmentofthis.laudable desire.Hewrites:

Whateverthebeliefof Catholicsintheinfallibility ofthePope,thatheissacrosanctandthatanyques- tioningofhisjudgementis sacrilege,non-Catholics, whilerespectinghishigh office,finditdifficUlttoacceptanyconclusionother thanthatheisaman,and subjectto"alltheillsthe fleshisheirto."

A.:Ithinkitwouldbe worthwhile"P.L.B."to pointoutthatbeliefinthe infallibilityofthePopeas heldbyCatholicsdoesnot havethefar-reachingconsequenceswhichyouseem toattributetoit.Afterall thefieldofPapalinfallibi- lityisverystrictlymarked off.ThePopeisinfallible whenhespeaksassupreme

teacherofthefaithful,invokinghisfullauthority,anddealingwithmattersof faithormorals.Theoccasionsonwhichhemakesinfalliblepronouncementsare fieryrareindeed.Torefuse toacceptaninfalliblepronouncement,whichwas clearlyseentobesuch, wouldbeforaCatholic,to committhesinofheresy.

Normally,evenwhen.the Popeaddressesthewhole Catholicworldashedoes inhisencyclicals,hedoes notspeakinthissolemn manner.Attimesthereare infalliblestatementsof doctrinecontainedinthese encyclicalsbutforthemost partthesedocumentsconpainnothingmorethan masterlyexpositionsofthe ordinaryCatholicdoctrine onthesubjectstreated.The Popestateshiswellconsideredopinionsabout manymattersconnected withfaithandmorals. Theseopinionsarewell worthyof siderationrespectfulconCatholicsnotmerelyby butbyallmenof goodwillsincetheyrepresentthebestCatholic thoughtonthesubjects treated.Noclaimismade thateveryencyclicalsaysthelastwordonthemattersreferredto.ButIthink youwillagreethatitis becominguniversallyre-cognisedthatthesedocumentsformafirstclass sourceforthestudyofthe problemswhichtheydiscuss.Thoughtfulmenofall theChristiandenominations arebecomingincreasingly attentivetotheseperiodical pronouncementsofthe HolySee.Theyrecognisein themtheformulationofthe principlesuponwhichthe Christianlifemustbebuilt up.Theyunderstandtoo thatwhenthePopespeakstothefaithfulheisnot merelyamanlikeany otherman.Heisnotmerely voicinghisownopinions.HeisinfactthemouthpieceofChristianthought inasenseinwhichno otherspeakerintheworld canclaimthisoffice.

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thesupremeteacherof CatholicChristendomand theoccupantfor,thetime beingofthatoffice.Pope differsfromPoneinintellectualandmoralcalibre. Thatdifferencedoesnot affecthisauthorityfor Catholicswhenspeakingex cathedrabutitdoesmodify therespectwithwhichthe personalopinionsandpolicy oftheindividualPopesare receivedbothbyCatholics andnon-Catholics.Ithas beenthegoodfortunenot merelyoftheCatholic worldbutofallmenof goodwillthattherecentoccupantsoftheChairof Peterhavebeenmenwho areoutstandingbothmorallyHenceandintellectually. itseemstome thatinthecaseofthepre- sentHolyFatheritisreasonabletoexpectthathis viewsshouldcommandthe respectnotmerelyofhis ownspiritualsubjectsbut

ofallthosewhohavethe realinterestsofourcivilisationatheart.Whenyou considerthedetailsofhis careerIthinkyouwill agreethatthereissomething portunitiesuniqueabouttheopthathehashad to theacquainthimselfwith worldsituation.That bothbytrainingandnaturaltalentsheisastatesman ofthefirstrank,thathis views,notmerelyonreligiousmattersbutalsoon internationalaffairs,areof avaluewhichitisdifficulttoover-estimate.When yourecogniseaswellthat hisintentionsareexpres-sedperfectlyinthemotto whichhetookforhisown, "OpusjustitiaePax",theworkofjusticeispeace, thenIthinkyoumust agreethatAouhaveinthe personofPiusXIIsomething "averymuchmorethan mansubiecttoallthe illsthefleshisheirto."

Anti-SemitismIsaMovement

InWhichChristiansCannotShare

"Guelph"ofCottesloe askscertaininformation abouttheProtocolsofthe EldersofZion.I'mafraidI cannothelpyouatthe momentbutmysearchfor informationisnotabandonedyet.WhenIgetwhatI wantIshalltellittoyou.

"Guelph"asksfurther:

Willyoupleaseelucidate thetwocuriousfacts:

(1)ThatmanyCatholics areanti-Semites,especially thosefromEasternEurope.

(2)ThattheChurch,in thepersonsofCardinal FaulhaberandPopePius XII,becamethedefender andprotectoroftheperse- cutedJews.

A.:Yourquestionis ratherlikeaskingmeto explainwhysomeCatholicsaremurdererswhereas thePopeisnot!Anti-semitismisanevilwhichrightmindedChristiansshould shunasallothervicesare tobeshunned.Itspresence amongChristianpeopleis simplyanexampleofthe lackofChristianunderstandingsocommoninother spheresaswell.Whatever

maybesaidforitspresence amongEasternEuropeansonewouldneedtobean EasternEuropeantounderstandthat-itspresence amongWesternEuropeansiswhollyunjustifiableand notasprevalentasthe wordingofyourquery mightsuggest.Anditshould neednoemphasisingthatit iswhollyoutlawedbythe Church.'Itisamovement,' saidPopePiusXI,'inwhich Christianscannotshare.'The lawofChristiancharityis universalinitsapplication, tobeextendedtoallmen regardlessofclass,colouror creed.Itis therefore,notsurprising, thattheofficial and,I attitudemightads,general ofCatholicstothe persecutedJewswasoneof sympathyandgeneroushelp. TheJewsthemselvesrealisedthisandonmorethan oneoccasion acknowledgehavepublicly it.Thatone resultoftheVatican'shospitalitytotheJewsinthe recentwaryearswaswhat yousuggestIhavenotbeen abletoascertainthoughI fancyIhavereadsomethingofthekindsomewhere.

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PopePius XIII.hasissueda10,000-wordencyclicallayingdownnormsfor ever-increasingmissionaryeffortsthroughouttheworld.The Pontiffparticularlystressedtheimportanceofstrengtheningthe nativeclergy,sinceforeignmissionariesarebannedbythepersecutionsraginginmanypaganlands.

fteritsopeningwords, EvangeliPraecones"(HerIdsoftheGospel).Itwas ;suedonthe25th.anniveraryoftheEncyclical,

andrejectallhopeforeternalhappiness,aretryingto dragmendowntoanabject condition.

ReferringtoPiusXI's RerumEcclesiae,"byPiusencyclical,HisHoliness CI,whichalsodealtwithstatedthat"inviewofthe hemissionworkoftheupheavalsanddangersof lurch.Thenewdocu-thepresenttime,whennot nentisdatedJune2,1951,afew.peoples.aredividedby conflictinginterests,we eastdayofSt.Eugene,the onconsider itveryopportune IolyFather'spatronsaint. thispresentoccasionto ThePontiffcitedthegreatreiterateourapprovalof irogressmadebythemis-thiswork.Forthemissioionsduringthequarter-nariespreachtoallmenthe cnturysincePiusXIissuedpracticeofthenaturaland Lisencyclical,andreferredChristianvirtuesandthat othefactthatinthatper-brotherlyandcommonfel-in odthenumberofCatholicslowshipwhichtranscends nmissionlandshadrisenracialconflictsandnational 'rom15to28millions.Hefrontiers." fullyendorsedtheprincip-ABillionSoulsYet eslaiddownbyhispreiecessor,but,likehim,RemaintobeSaved earnedthat,despiteallthatInthepast25years,the lasbeenachieved,muchEncyclicalsaid,thenumber moreremainstobedone.ofmissionshasincreased "Venerablebrethren,"thefrom400to600andthe` PopetoldtheBishopsnumberofnativeand throughouttheworld,"youforeignpriestsfrom14,800 arewellawarethatalmostto26,800.Whilein1926all thewholehumanraceisto-missionbishopswerefodayallowingitselftobereigners,today88missions areentrustedtothenative drivenintotwoopposingclergytieiaenrandin hierarchy recenthasyearsn camps:forChristand againstChrist.Thehumanestablishedinseveralplaces. raceisinvolvedto-dayinaThisprogress,however,supremecrisiswhichwillwasgainedatthecostof issueinitssalvationbygreatsufferingsandmarChris t,orinitsutterde-tyrdomwhichinthepast struction. andpresentarebeingexPreachersoftheGospelpendedforthespreadingof areusingtheirtalentsandtheKingdomofChrist,the energiestoextendtheKing-Encyclicaldeclared.InlaydomofChrist;butthereareingdownnormsforincreasotherpreacherswho,sinceedmissionaryefforts,the

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documentsetasanobjectivethewinningof"the enormousmultitudeof practicallyonebillionsouls" who"dwellindarknessand Besidesurgingeffortsto formandincreasethenativeclergy,theEncyclical recommendedthe developmentofCatholic Actioninmissionterritories andtheextensionofthe apostolateofthepressand otherpublications.Allthese effortswouldservethetrue purpose oftheChurch,the Encyclicalsaid,namelythat ofestablishingtheChurch thevariouscountriesas suchratherthandestroyingtheirnativecharacter,or seekingtodominatethem, orimposingaEuropean. formofcivilizationupon them.

Speakingoftheefforts andsacrificesthathave contributedtotheprogress dthemissionstheEncyclicalsaid:"Thissalutary progressoftheworkofthe missionshaszostnotonly ceaselessandgreatlabours ofthosewhosowedtheseed oftheGospelbutalsomuch bloodofmartyrs.

"Inthecourseofcenturies there havenotbeenlacking insomecountriesthemost violentpersecutionsofthe nascentChurch;andinour owntimetherearecountries intheFarEastwhichare beingpurpledwiththe martyrs'bloodinthesame cause...NotonlydoWelove them(themissionaries)with afatherlylove,butWereverencethemwithafatherly veneration,sinceWeare fullyawarethattheirhigh senseofdutyissometimes crownedwithmartyrdom."

ThePontifflikenedthe laboursofthemissionaries tothoseofSS.Peterand Paulandofthe"earlyhandfulofunarmedChristians overthrowingwhatwas perhapsthegreatestpower thateverexisted.Whathappenedthen,willundoubtedly oftenhappenagain."

DangersThatFace

TheApostolate

ThePontiffinhisEncyclicalscoredthosewho)have triedtoseparateCatholics

CrisisofiToday

fromtheApostolicSee.He remindedthatCatholics havebeenabletomakethe fullyjustifiedrejoinder"that whiletheyaresecondto noneinthematterofpatriotism,theygenuinelydesire toenjoyarightfulliberty."

"Therearesomeshepherds,asyouknow,venerable brethren,"theEncyclical continued,"Whostriveto leadawaythesheepfrom thisonefoldandhavenof salvation;youlikewiseknow thatthisdangerisdaily growinggreater.

"WhenWeconsiderbeforeGodtheimmense numberofmenwithoutthe truthoftheGospel,and dulyreckonthegrave dangerthatfacesmanyfrom theprevalenceofatheistic materialismorfromacertainso-calledChristian creedwhichisinfectedby thetenetsanderrorsof communism,Wefeelthe deepestsolicitudeand concernthatnothingbe leftundonetopromotethe workoftheapostolate throughouttheworld."

IndiscussingthesedifficultiesthePontiffmade particularmentionofLatin America."Weprayespeciallyforthosemissionarieswholabourinthe interiorofLatinAmerica, sinceWeareawareofthe dangerouspitfallstowhich theyareexposedfromopen andcovertattacksofhereticalteaching,"hewrote.

TheEncyclicaldefinedthe objectoftheChurch'smissionaryactivitiesasfollows: "Tobringthelightofthe Gospeltonewracesandto formnewChristians."

"However,"thedocument added,"theultimategoalof missionaryendeavour,which shouldneverbelostoutof sight,istoestablishthe Churchonsoundfoundationsamongnon-Christian peoplesandplacetheChurchunderherownnativehierarchy."

ChurchIsAbove SectionalInterest

Incarryingonsuchactivities,missionariesshould cooperatewitheachother tothefullestpossibleextent, theEncyclicalsaid.It.remindedthathewhohas beencalledtotheforeign missionshasreceiveda sublimevocationtoconsecratehislifetothe spreadingoftheKingdom ofGodtothefarthestends oftheearth,andadded:

"He(themissionary) must,therefore,consider thecountrytowhichheis goingtoevangelizeas

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loveitwithduecharity.

"Furthermore,lethim notseekanyearthlyadvantageforhisowncountryor religiousinstitute,butlet himratherseekwhatmay helptowardthesalvation ofsouls.

secondfatherlandandmustdegreeofcultureandpoli-ticaldevelopment,inorder togainitsfreedomwantsto driveoutofitsterritoryall governors,armedforcesand Missionariesbelongingto anoccupyingforeignpower andthatitcannotdoso otherwisethinbyforce. Whatthen,Weask,would bethedisaster'thatwould threatentheChurch throughoutallthatterritory,unlessfullprovision hasbeenmadeforthe needsoftheChristianpopulacebyanetworkof nativeprieststhroughout thewholecountry?"

"Certainly,heshould dearlylovehisfatherland andhisorder,butthe Churchshouldbeloved withastillmoreardentdevotion.Andlethimrememberthatnothingwill betotheadvantageofhis ownorderthatisdetrimentaltothegoodofthe Church."

TheEncyclicalrepeated thecounselgiveninthis respectbyPiusXI25years ago:"...donothesitateto summortoyouraidasyour co-workersmissionarieswho arenotofyourownreligiousfamily,whetherthey bepriestsorbelongtolay institutes...Letreligious ordersandcongregations takelegitimateprideinthe foreignmissionsentrusted tothemaswellasinthe harvestofsoulssofarwon fortheKingdomofChrist.

"Butletthemremember thattheyhavenotreceived theirportionoftheLord's Vineyardbyakindofprivatetitleinperpetuity. Rathertheyholditatthe willoftheHolySee,whose rightandresponsibilityitis toseethatitisfullydeveloped."

ValueofNative ClergyIsProved

TheEncyclicalpointed outthatPiusXIhad"with almostpropheticvision" warnedofpossibleconditionswhichhavenowbeen tragicallyverifiedinthe FarEast,particularlyin ChinaandKorea.

PiusXII,inhisEncyc- lical,thenstatedthatitis unnecessary,wheretheterritoryhasbeenentrustedto thenativeclergy,thatall foreignmissionariesdepartimmediately.Theyhadbetterstayontosomeextent, workingandcooperating withthenativeclergyin charge.

DutytoRemedy

SocialInjustices

Afterhavingdiscussedthe needforCatholicAction organizations,publications, schoolsandhbspitalsasinstrumentsofmissionaryactivity,theEncyclicalthen turnedtosocialreforms,whichare"demandedby justiceandcharity,"as"an aspectofnolessimpor- tance"itviewofcommunistactivities.

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"Inthesecountries,"the documentsaid,"whatwere themostflourishingmissionsripefortheharvest arenow,alas,reducedto direstraits.Woulditwere permittedtoUstohope thatthepeoplesofKorea andChina,whoarenaturallyculturedandhonourableandhavebeenrenownedfromearlytimes fortheirhighstandardof civilization,mayassoonas possiblebefreednotonly fromturbulentfactions andwarsbutfromaninimicaldoctrinewhichseeks onlythethingsoftheearth andscornsthethingsof Heaven-andmoreover,that theymayappraiserightly theChristiancharityand virtueofforeignmissio-nariesandnativepriests whostriveonlytopromote thegenuinegoodofpeople bytheirlaboursand,ifnecessary,bythesacrificeof theirlives."

TheEncyclicalthen quotedthefollowingfrom "RerumEcclesiae"byPius XI."Supposeowingtowar orpoliticalupheavalsthere isachangeofgovernment insomemissionaryterritory,andtherequestis madeoralawpassedthat foreignmissionariesofa certaincountrymustleave. Supposeagainthemore unlikelycasethatanative populationraisedtoahigher

"Whilecommunistpropa- ganda,todaysowidespread, is mindsreadilydeceivingthe ofthesimpleand untutored,"theEncyclical said."Weseemtohearan echoofthosewordsofthe DivineSaviour,'Ihavecompassiononthemultitude.' Itisimperativetoputinto practice,withzealanddiligence,therightprinciples taughtbytheChurchin thismatter.

"Itisimperativetokeep allnationsfreefromthese perniciousdoctrineswhich representtheenjoymentof thisworldastheunique goaltobeattainedbymen inthismortallife.

"Atthesametime,by subjectingeverythingto Stateownershipandcontrol theyreducethedignityof thehumanpersonalmostto zero.Itisimperativeto proclaiminprivateandin publicthatweareallexiles makingourwaytoourimmortalhome,andaredestinedtoeternalhappiness, towhichtruthandvirtue mustleadus.Christisthe onlyrealdefenderofhuman justice,theonlytrueconsolerofhumanmiserythat inthislifeisunavoidable.

"However,itistheduty ofallasfaraspossibleto mitigatethedistress,to sweetenthesorrowandto relievetheanguishoftheir brethrenduringthislife. Charity,indeed,canremedy toacertainextentmany unjustsocialconditions.But thatisnotenough,forin thefirstplacetheremustbe justicewhichshouldprevail andbeputintopractice.'

TheEncyclicalrecalled theHolyFather's1942 Christmasmessageinwhich hedeploredthefactthat workersareoftenopposed byamachinerywhichis unnaturalandcontraryto God'splanfortheiruseof thegoodsoftheearth, witharesultinglossof humandignity,reductionto dependenceontheStateand aservitude"irreconcilable withtherightsasapersons"

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DISCRIMINATIONS

GoossensGalvanisesABCSymphony Orchestra;HaroldBlairDisappoints

AttheCapitollastSaturdayevening,EugeneGoossensshowedthathisworld reputationasagreatmusicianandconductorisbyno meansbasedonpastperformances,fortheinternationallyfamousdirectorof theSydneyConservatorium showedthathiscommandingpersonalitycanenergise andliftaflaggingperformancetoavitalandhigh standard.

Thefinestworkforthe evening,bothfromthepoint ofviewofmusicalworth andperformance,wasthe IntroductionandAllegroby Elgar.Itwasahappyidea ofElgar'stowritethiswork intheoldConcertoGrosso formwithfoursoloinstrumentsagainstthefull strings.Themodernuse oftheoldantiphonaland contrapuntalschemeswas eminentlysatisfying.

Theprogrammewascertainlyamixedbag,fornext cameaseldomplayedsymphonicpoembyLisztonthe subjectofOrpheusand Eurydice.Lisztplayeda verygreatpartinthedevelopmentofmodernorchestral,writing,butIthink hisgreatnessliesratherin beinganexplorerofthe wayforotherandgreater men.

Inthis,asinsomanyof hisotherworks,itwould seemasthoughhewould saysomethinggreat,but failing,leavesthelistener withasenseoffrustration.

The'cellotuneearlyinthe workdrewone'sattention tothefactthatthatsection hasdevelopedinanarrestingfashion.Itisrathera pitythatsomehappiercompromisecouldnotbearrivedatbetweentheoboeand therestoftheorchestrain regardtopitch.

Debussy'slovely"Apres midid'unfaune"callsfor themostperfectwoodwind playing.Iwouldnotsay

thatthatwasachieved,but theperformanceoftheflute soloist,whohassoprominentapart,wasexcellent anddeservingofthegreatestpraise.

ItwasinTschaikowskys SymphonyNo.3thatGoossensshowedhowwellhe can,ifnecessary,galvanise anorchestraintoalmost furiousactivity.Forawhile itwouldseemasthoughthe orchestra'sperformancewas goingtoremaininthesame doldrumsasthemusiclIt wasthenthattheconductor showedwhatagreatmusicalpersonalitycoulddo,for thereaftertherecamefire andenthusiasmintothe music.

Itiseasytounderstand whythissymphonyislittle played.Ithasallthe greatRussian'sidiom,and hisfavouriterhythmicfigures,butnogreatthemeor arrestingmotivefindsits wayintoit.Howstrange, thatwiththefourth,fifth, andsixthsymphoniesstill tocome,thatafterwriting thisuninterestingwork,he shouldinafitofdepression expressthefearthathisinspirationhadlefthim,and thathewouldneverwrite anythingworthwhileagain!

HAROLDBLAIR.

Ishouldliketobeableto thinkthatHaroldBlair,an Australiannative,willbecomeagreatandcelebrated singer.Thevoiceisagood one,notcompletelydeveloped,noraltogetherfinder control.InthetwoMozartexcerptshesangwith theorchestratherewaslittleofMozartianverveor sparklewhenneeded,nor compellingexpressiveness. Nevertheless,asheisto continuehisstudies,hemay achieveamorecomplete techniqueandamoreedullientphilosophyoflife.

-THEMUSICLOVER

GarrickClubTurnsInSatisfying Performanceof'FoolsRushIn'

KennethHornes"Fools RushIn"wastheGarrick Club'sentryfortherecent DramaFestival.Ihadnot theopportunitytoseeiton thatoccasion,butgladly availedmyselfofthechance whenitwasgivenaseparateseason,attheGuildford Townhalllastweek.

RumoursthatIhadheard werelargelyconfirmed.The playwaswithinthescopeof thetalentavailable,and wasawisechoice.While severalotherclubsoverreachedthemselvesinthe endeavourtodosomething "special"forthefestival, theGarrickplayerskeptto awell-beatentrackand successfullycreatedacomedywhichthepubliclappedup.

Fromthebackofthehall Iheardandsaweverything -exceptperhapsthefull effectoffacialgesturesand make-up.Thehallisa largeone,andacousticsare quitesatisfactory.Thestage appearstogiveplentyof room.Theclubisfortunateinhavingsuchanexcellentvenueforitspublicappearances.

Themostnatural-and thereforethemosteffective -player,Ithought,was CalderCrowtherasPaul, theone-timehusband,who turnsupunexpectedlyon thedayofhisdaughter's wedding.HeandPatricia Watson,theone-timewife, teamedwell-thelatterexhibitinganicedegreeof lightandshade.Pam,the bride(MargaretWoulfe), haddashandbeauty,but overdidhercryingscene;

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so,too,didMrs.Mandrake, thehousekeeper(Winifred Field),whowasotherwise convincing.AsCharles, theBeauBrummelwhowas tosupplantPaul,Cedric Gartlandwassuitablyvacant.Inappearancehelackednothing.Joe,thebridegroom(BrianPemberton), washandicappedbyhaving toproducetheshowaswell asactinit;hewasthereforeunabletoseethathis performancelackedcertainty,orperhapswecould call'itdrive.Heshould haveclampeddownonthe wailingscene,however,in hiscapacityofproducer; laughsoughttobeextracted withfinesse,notbeatenout withamallet.

Millicent,thebridesmaid (JoanWahlstein),contributedatouchofrealityto theweddingpreparations; Mrs.Coot,thedailywoman (AilyKingsbury),atouch ofunreality.Thesetwas attractive. -DEGUSTIBUS.

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Itismorethan50years agosinceaCatholicArchbishop,Dr.Ireland,ofAmerica,usedwordswhich summarisedtheevilinfluencesofintoxicatingdrink: "Theplagueofdrinkdegradesanddebases,defies stronggovernmentswhose armitparalyses,andeats intothefoundationofcivil society."WhenwerememberthehistoryofProhibitioninAmerica-the Archbishop'sowncountrywhenwerecallthecorruptionofsociallife,theflagrantabuseofpolitical power,thefailurecomplete andopenofthelaw,we realisethat,inAmericaat least,thesewordsproved true.GangsterandracketeerdefiedtheGovernment, graftandcorruptionmade thelawafarce,thevery fundamentalthingsoflifejusticeandhonestyand morality-werekilled,and thewholesocialfabricwas corrupted.

Nowourinterestisnoti thehistoryofProhibitionin America,norinthecorruptionofitssociallife,which followedonandgrewoutof Prohibition.To-day,inour owncountry,wearethreatenedwithdangersfrom whichmayeasilygrowevils asgreatintheirwayasfollowedfromProhibitionin America.Itisnecessarythat webeconsciousofthese dangers,andreadyandable tofacethem.

Prohibitionfailedbecause prohibitionwaswrong.Man, eachindividualman,hasa right,todrink.Hemayof hisownfreewill,surrender thatright.Theremaybe cases,orcauses,whereit willbenecessaryforthe Statetodepriveindividuals oftheiruseofthatright,or tocontrolitsuse.Butfora Statetosweepawaycompletelyoneofman'sGodgivenrightswasdoomedto failure.

Now,wePioneersarenot Prohibitionist.Wedonot wanttodepriveanymanof hisrighttodrink.Todrink inmoderation,withtemperance,isnosin,nordowe claimittobesinfulinany wayorwrong.Neitherdo weadvocatetotalabstinence forall.Butweareconscious ofthegreatmisuse-ofthe abuseofdrink.Weareconsciousofitsspiritualevil

andanxiOus,asfarasisin ourpower,towin,notabstinencebuttemperancefor all.Suchanendcannotbe achievedbutbytheabstinenceandsacrificeofsome.

Therearedangersfacing usto-day,dangersofwhich wemustbeconscious.Do yourememberthatOur Lordtoldustobegladand rejoiceinthedayofpersecutionbuttofearandshun theworld?Ourdangertodayisworldliness.Thereis growingupinAustraliaat presentasociallifewhichis cheapandforeigntoour Catholicculture.Alife whichhassprungfroma pagancivilisation,whichis unconsciousofthespiritual, andwhosevaluesareallof thisworld;alifewhose creedispleasure,whosegod isfashion,andwhichis ruledthroughoutbyselfishness.

Many,fartoomanyof ouryouth,youngmenand youngwomen,andtheir numberisevesincreasing, havenothoughtinlifebut fortheirownenjoyment. Shallowandempty,withno senseofduty.nosenseof responsibility,seeminglyunconsciousoftheir humandignity,theylookfor nothing,thinkofnothing, beyondadrink,acocktail,a dance,anewpicture,anew jazzair,anightofpleasure.

Isthereanyonewho knowsthetruthofthings andwillnotagreethat drinkingamongouryouth, andespeciallyamonggirls, hasgonebeyondallbounds? Ateverygathering,beit dance,party,footballor cricketmatch,thereis drinkinabundance.Goto anyofthebighotelsinthe city-intothebarsand loungesofthesehotelsand youwillseetheheartrendingsightofwomenand girlsquaffingtheirbeer andtheircocktailsatany andeveryhouroftheday. Arethesesmartlydressed, painteddolls,sittingon theirhighstoolsincocktailbarstobethemothers ofourfuturegeneration?Is itonthesewearetorely togiveuspriestsandnuns andstrongCatholicmen andwomentocarryonthe greattraditionofour country,tobuildupthe futureofourpeople?If theyare,GodhelpAustralia.

"JUSTBOUGHTAN English GABARDINE FROM PILKINGTON'S."

-Andwhatabuy!It's oneofarangeoffund--ousEnglish"Rain'borough"Coatsthat wereorderedbeforethe latestpriceincrease. ThereareCottonGabardinesfromaslowas £9/8/6,andWoolGabardinesfrom£12/81andyoucanget theminraglanor double-breastedbelted styles,infawns,greys, ornavy.You'llwant onewhenyouseethem. Doitnow!

"Whetherthisservitude," theEncyclicalcontinued, "arisesfromexploitationof privatecapitalorfromstate absolutism,theresultisthe same.Indeed,underthe pressureofaStatewhich dominatesallandcontrols thewholefieldofpublicand privatelife-evengoinginto therealmofpersonalopinions,projectsandbeliefsthefossoflibertyissogreatthatstillmoreseriousconsequencescanfollow,asexperienceproves."

ChurchPerfects

PaganNaturalism

TheEncyclicalcontinued:

"Toyou,venerablebrethren, wholaboursowellinCatholicmissionfieldsisgiven thetaskofcarefullyputting these(Catholic)idealsand aimsintopractice.

"Everkeepinginmind specialcircumstancesand varyingconditionsoftime andplace,takecounseltogetherinyourBishops' meetings,inyoursynods andothergatheringsand strivebyallpossiblemeans toestablishthosesocial welfareassociations,organizationsandsocietieswhich thepresenttimeandthe modernmindseemto demand...

"Inthistaskletmissionarieswhoareyourable cooperatorsdistinguish themselvesinpromoting thisapostolate...Itwill moreoverprovehelpfulif they,wheneverpossible, gatheraroundthemselves qualifiedCatholiclaymen ofoutstandingcharacter andpracticalabilitywho cantakeupandadvance thoseworks."

Speakingagainofthe prosecutioncrfthemissionaryactivityoftheChurch, itsgoalsandinstruments, theHolyFatherrecalled hisown mentsformerpronounceinthatrespectand thoseof Benedicthispredecessors XVandPiusXI. Hecitedfromhisownletter, datedAugust9,1950,and directedtoHisEminence

Pietro.Cardinal711M810121

Biondi,PrefectoftheSacred CongregationforthePropa- gationoftheFaith,inwhich hesaid:

"TheaimoftheChurch isnotthedominationof peoplesorthegainingof temporaldominions.Sheis eageronlytobringthe supernaturallightofFaith toallpeoplesandpromote theintergstsofcivilization andcultureandfraternal concordamongthenations." clearTheEncyclicalputinto reliefthehistoric practiceandobjectiveofthe Church:tobringRevelation,supernaturallifeandgrace inordertoelevateandsupp- lementthenaturalandgoodqualitiesandcapacitiesof peoplestowhomshecame asamissionary.

"For documentthisreason,"the said,"theChurch hasneitherscornednorrejectedpaganphilosophies, butafterfreeingthemof errorandcontamination, shehas letedperfectedandcompthembyChristian Revelatiop.Thesamegoes for,nativeartandculture whichshehasmadeher ownandbroughttoastate ofaestheticperfectionwhich of probablythemselvestheywould neverhaveattained.

"Anotherendremainsto beachievedandWedesire thatallshouldfullyunderstandit.TheChurch,from thebeginningdowntoour owntime,hasalwaysfol- lowedthiswisepractice:LetnottheGospel,onbeing introducedintoanynew land,destroyorextinguish whateveritspeoplepossess thatisnaturallygood,just orbeautiful.

"FortheChurch,when shecallspeopletoahigher cultureandabetterwayof lifeundertheinspirationof theChristianreligion,does notactlikeonewhorecklesslycutsdownanduprootsathrivingforest.No, shegraftsagoodscionupon thewildstockthatitmay bearacropofmoredeliciousfruit."

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FounderofIrishRuralMovement

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RepresentativesofMuinternoTire, Ireland'sfamousrurallifemovement,will leadasymposiumattheinternational rurallifeconference,beingheldinRome fromJuly25toAugust3.Theywillbeled bytheirfounder,theVeryRev.J.M. Hayes,P.P.,ofBansha,Co.Tipperary.The conferenceisbeingsponsoredbythe CatholicRuralLifeConferenceintheUnitedStates.

PrimateTellsWhat IsDutyofBishops

TheBishopsofIrelapd "haveneitherthedesirenor theintentionofintervening inanyquestionthatis purelypolitical,"but"they havethedutytointervene whenreligiousorMoralissuesareinvolved,"declared ArchbishopJohnD'Alton, PrimateofAllIreland,at thedistributionofprizesat St.Patrick'scollege,Maynooth,thusreferringto somecriticismoftheIrish Bishopsforinterveningin connectionwithahealth planproposedbyDr.Noel Brownewhenheservedas MinisterofHealthinMr. Costello'sCabinet.

"TheBishopshavebeen criticisedalsoforthemanneroftheirintervention.It istheircustomwhenthe needarisestoconveytheir viewsprivatelytothehead ofthegovernmentinoffice. Theycouldmaketheir viewsknowninamore publicandspectacularfashion,butthatwouldhave theeffect,whichtheynow wishtoavoid,ofdrawing themintothestreamof partypolitics."

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ArchbishopD'Altonpointedoutthatsomeprofessed toregardtheproposedplan as"apurelypoliticalquestionoutsidetheir(theBishops')competence,"but,he added,"toallwhoareunbiasseditshouldbeclear thatseriousmoralissues wereraisedbytheproposed healthscheme,andthatbishopswouldbefailingin theirdutyiftheydidnot pointoutthedangersinherentinit."

Disclaiminganyintention oftheBishopsofinterveningin"purelypolitical" questions,theArchbishop said:"WhileleavingtoCaesaid,"WhileleavingtoCaesarthethingsthatareCaesar's,theymust,viowever, concernthemselveswiththe thingsthatareGod's.From thenatureoftheiroffice theyhavethelightandthe dutytointervenewhenreligiousormoralissuesare involved.

Continuing,theArchbishopsaid:"Wehavestill amongusevidentlytherelicsoftheoldLiberalism, whichconsideredthatthe Stateisnotboundbythe ordinarymorallaw,and thatthereshouldbeno challengetoitsauthority. Forsomethedivinerightof kingshasbeentransformed intothedivinerightofthe Stateorofparliament,as theexpressionofthesovereignwillofthepeopl."

CommentingontheelectionofMr.deValeraas PrimeMinister,theLondon "Times"says:"InBritish eyes,Mr.deValerareturns, ifnotexactlyasanold friend,atanyrateasa statesmanwhosesincerity andintegrityarebeyond question.HeistheembodimentoftheIrishRevolution.Hehasstood,in peaceandincivilandworld wars,asthearchitectand championofnationalindependenceforthe32counties.Hisworstenemies mustagreethatheovershadowsinprestigeallhis livingcountrymen.Hehas never,inhisrelationswith BritainorwiththeNorthof Ireland,bitterthoughthey haveoftenbeen,ceasedto makeclearthat-oncehe hashiswayoversovereignty-hedesiredfriendship;andhecancounton reciprocityofgoodwillfrom hiscountry."

Mr.GavanDuffy

DiesatAgeof69

Thedeathoccurredon June10inaDublinnursing homeofthePresidentofthe HighCourt,Mr.Justice GavanDuffy,attheageof 69.ThisillustriousIrishmanwassonofSirCharles GavanDuffy,oneofthe foundersofthe"Nation" newspaper.Hehadalife longassociationwiththe Irishnationalmovement, andwaskeenlyinterested intheIrishlanguage,which wasalwaysusedinhisown home.

In1905he'becameasolicitorinLondon,andin1916 heactedforSirRoger Casementwhenhewas triedbeforeanE.pglish court.In1917Mr.Gavan DuffyreturnedtoIreland andjoinedtheIrishBar. Twoyearslaterhejoined Mr.SeanT.O'Kellyin ParisandopenednegotiationswiththeLeagueof Nationscommitteetosecure recognitionforIreland, OwingtoEnglishpressure ontheFrenchGovernment, Mr.GavanDuffywasforcedtoleaveParisinthe summerofthatyear.He thenwenttoBrusselsand latertoRomeasenvoyof theIrishRepublic,anddid invaluablepublicitywork forthenationalcause.

Atthegeneralelectionof 1918hewaselectedto SouthDublinasaSinnFein member,andin1920hewas returnedtothesameconstituency.

FollowingtheTruce,Mr. GavanDuffyreturnedto Ireland,andhewasoneof thefivememberssentto effecttheTreatysettlement. HeandMr.R.C.Barton statedafterwardsthatthey signedtheTreatyonlyon thethreatofMr.Lloyd George"ofimmediateand terriblewarinIreland."

InJulyof1922hetook hisplaceintheJuniorBar, andsoonwonrecognitionas anablelawyer.In1929 hewascalledtotheinner Bar.Afterabrilliant careerasseniorcounselhe wasappointedjudgein 1936. FollowingtheappointmentofMr.Justice ConorMaguireasChief Justicein1946,Mr.Gavan DuffybecamePresidentof theHighCourt.

Mrs.KittyMcGann,of Tullamore,becamethefirst Irishplayerforover40 yearstowintheBritish women'sgolfchampionship, when,inthe36-holesfinal atBroadstone,Dorset,on June7,sheoutplayedMiss FrancesStephens,the1949 champion,by4and3.

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WithprideandconfidenceIaskyoutomeetMr.C.J.King, whohastakenoverthemanagementoftheA.C.A.inWestern Australia.Youaregoingtolikehim,becauseClemKing isamanpopularineverysenseoftheword.Sincejoining theA.C.A.in1933he successfullyfilled.theimportant positionsofCountry 'if.r'st-',tSuperintendent,andmore recentlythatofChiefSuperin.ent!:ntoftheSydneyMetropolitanArea,aswellasfittinginoNerfour'ears'warservice. C.J.Kingisamarriedmanwithadaughterandtakeshis relaxationplayingcricketandtennis,atwhichgameshe excels.Inthisnewandimportantpositionwewishhimthe greatsuccessheissuretoachieve.Callinandseehim,he willbegladtoseeyou.

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PrimateTellsWhat IsDutyofBishops

TheBishops.ofIrelagd "haveneitherthedesireMS i theintentionofIntervening inanyquestionthat# purelypolitical,"but4Ihnl havethedutytointervene whenreligiousormoralissuesareinvolved,',declared ArchbishopJohnD'Alton, PrimateofAllIreland,at thedistributionofprizesat St.Patrick'scollege,Maynooth,thusreferringto somecriticismoftheIrish Bishopsforinterveningin connectionwithahealth planproposedbyDr.Noel Brownewhenheservedas MinisterofHealthinMr. Costello'sCabinet.

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FatherHayes,apopular"Whenallthepowersof speakeratcongressesandatheisticCommunismare functionsoutsidehisruralinvadingeducationandall organisation,recentlyad-otherspheresofhumanlife. dressedthe47th.congressofwemustnotleaveany theIrishVocationalEduce-openingsinourranks,'he tonassociation,ofwhichhesaid."To-daymorethan ispresident.Hestern:.everbeforereligionisneed)ywarnedthecongress,edinourlives." whichmetatBundoran,Co.HesaidheknewthatopDonegal,ofthedangersofportunitiesareprovidedfor Communism. theteachingofreligionin theschools,butadded:"I believeitshouldbemade partandparcelofalleducation.Withoutitother educationisdead.Itmust bethesoulofanysystem thatwouldupliftthepeople.Religionalonecan giveafoundationandinspirationtoalleducation."

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ArchbishopD'Altoripointedoutthatsomeprofessed toregardtheproposedplan as"apurelypoliticalquestionoutsidetheir(theBishops')competence,"but,he added,"toallwhoareunbiasseditshouldbeclear thatseriousmoralissues wereraisedbytheproposed healthscheme,andthatbishopswouldbefailingin theirdutyiftheydidnot pointoutthedangersinherentinit."

Disclaiminganyintention oftheBishopsofinterveningin"purelypolitical" questions,theArchbishop said:"WhileleavingtoCaesaid,"WhileleavingtoCaesarthethingsthatareCaesar's,theymust,however, concernthemselveswiththe thingsthatareGod's.From thenatureoftheiroffice theyhavetherightandthe dutytointervenewhenreligiousormoralissuesare involved.

Continuing,theArchbishopsaid:"Wehavestill amongusevidentlytherelicsoftheoldLiberalism, whichconsideredthatthe Stateisnotboundbythe ordinarymorallaw,and thatthereshouldbeno challengetoitsauthority. Forsomethedivinerightof kingshasbeentransformed intothedivinerightofthe Stateorofparliament,as theexpressionofthesovereignwillofthepeopl."

CommentingontheelectionofMr.deValeraas PrimeMinister,theLondon "Times"says:"InBritish eyes,Mr.deValerareturns, ifnotexactlyasanold friend,atanyrateasa statesmanwhosesincerity andintegrityarebeyond question.HeistheembodimentoftheIrishRevolution.Hehasstood,in peaceandincivilandworld wars,asthearchitectand championofnationalindependenceforthe32compties.Hisworstenemies mustagreethatheovershadowsinprestigeallhis livingcountrymen.Hehas never,inhisrelationswith BritainorwiththeNorthof Ireland,bitterthoughthey hiveoftenbeen,ceasedto makedearthat-oncehe hashiswayoversovereignty-hedesiredfriendship;andhecancounton reciprocityofgoodwillfrom hiscountry."

Mr.GavanDuffy

DiesatAgeof69

Thedeathoccurredon June10inaDublinnursing homeofthePresidentofthe HighCourt,Mr.Justice GavanDuffy,attheageof 69. ThisillustriousIrishmanwassonofSirCharles GavanDuffy,oneofthe foundersofthe"Nation" newspaper.Hehadalife longassociationwiththe Irishnationalmovement, andwaskeenlyinterested intheIrishlanguage,which wasalwaysusedinhisown home.

OwingtoEnglishpressure ontheFrenchGovernment, Mr.GavanDuffywasforeedtoleaveParisinthe summerofthat'year.He thenwenttoBrusselsand latertoRomeasenvoyof theIrishRepublic,anddid invaluablepublicitywork forthenationalcause.

Atthegeneralelectionof 1918hewaselectedto SouthDublinasaSinnFein member,andin1920hewas returnedtothesameconstituency.

FollowingtheTruce;Mr. GavanDuffyreturnedto Ireland,andhewasoneof thefivememberssentto effecttheTreatysettlement. HeandMr.R.C.Barton statedafterwardsthatthey signedtheTreatyonlyon thethreatofMr.Lloyd George"ofimmediateand terriblewarinIreland."

InJulyof1922hetook hisplaceintheJuniorBar, andsoonwonrecognitionas anablelawyer.In1929 hewascalledtotheinner Bar.Afterabrilliant careerasseniorcounselhe wasappointedjudgein 1936.FollowingtheappointmentofMr.Justice ConorMaguireasChief Justicein1946,Mr.Gavan DuffybecamePresidentof theHighCourt.

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hannodisimparatoaleggereeapensare,propriocomenoiadulti,chesiamo passatidallalanternamagicaalcinematografo,e adessoallatelevisione,e chepreferiamolasciarci suggestionaredallareclame edimboniredallapropaganda,seguendocomodamenteun"capo"alquale trasferiamoI'incaricodi pensareinvecenostra:totalitarismo,partitidimassa (comelichiamano),ese e'permessodirlo,democrazia1951.

Itempi,evidentemente naturalmente,cambiano.Il chee'nell'indoledellecose. Nonsappiamoseiragazzi d'oggileggerebberoconinteresseegualeaquellodei lorononnilepaginedisettant'annifa.IImondoe' divenutopiccolopergli aereiareazioneeleradiotrasmittentidigrandepotenza.Igustisonomutati.

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Aglanceatamapoftheworldshould makeeveryAustralianCatholicrealisehow closetheystand,tothelargemissionfields oftheworld.Australiaisalmostsurroundedbymissions,andthelargemissionsof India,China,AfricaareclosertoAustralia thantoanyotherCatholiccountry.GeographicallyAustraliaisinthemidstofthe missionaryeffortoftheChurch.

oftheCongregation.Lyons toowasthecitywhere PaulineJaricotestablished thePropagationofthe Faith.Australiaisnowassumingnotonlyagreater roleinthemissionarywork ofthe herChurch,butdaily Catholicpeoplemust shoulderagreatermission responsibility.

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Thisfactreceivedyetan-Lyons,delegatesfrom otherstrikingconfirmation recently.Since1857the MissionarySistersofthe SocietyofMaryhavebeen engagedinforeignmission work.FoundedinLyons, theyfollowedtheMarist Fathersintheirjourieys andtravelstotheislandsof thePacific.Latertheywent withtheJesuitstoJamaica. TheCongregationhadvolunteersfromFrance,England,Ireland,Italy-the Congregationopenedhouses intheUnitedStatesand NewZealand.

Onlyin1945theydid formallyopenahousein Australia.Oftenmembers oftheCongregationhad passedthroughSydneyen routetothePacificMission. Justthesepassingvisitshad arousedtheinterestofseveralAustraliangirls.Today theynumberover18 Australianmemberswitha novitiateatWahroonga, N.S.W.,traininganother18.

Allthiswasinteresting, butmoreinterestingstill wasthatAustraliashould bethevenueoftheChapteroftheCongregation. Previouslythesechapters hadnaturalytakenplaceat Lyons.Thisonewasalso scheduledforLyons,butthe CongregationofPropaganda approvedthealterationin favourofSydney.

ThustoSydneyhave journeyed36delegates,the presentMotherGeneral andherCouncilfrom

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Jamaica(BritishWest Indies),Boston(U.S.A.), Wellington(NewZealand), Mahogai(Fiji),Suva(Fija), NorthSolomons,SouthSolomons,WallisandFutuna Islands,TongaIs.,Samoa, NewCaledonia,NewHebridees.

Ithasmadequitealittle UnitedNationsastheirdiscussions andmeetings openedatWahroongalast month.Theinteresting pointisthattheseSisters fromdifferentpartsare united-unitedintheobjectiveofsavingsouls, unitedincharityandlove ofeachother.

Thecentralpositionof Australiatothemissions wasoneofthepredominant factorsinthechoiceof AustraliaforthisGeneral Chapter.ThepreviouschapterswereheldatLyons thecityofthefoundation

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