The Record Newspaper 26 July 1951

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IrishTotalAbstinenceAssociation

WillBeInauguratedinCathedral

OnFriday,August3,thePioneerTotal AbstinenceAssociationoftheSacredHeart willbeofficiallyinauguratedinSt.Mary's Cathedrcilat7.30p.m.HisGracetheArchbishopwillattendthefunction.

Aftertherecitationofthe Rosary,theRev.M.B.Ryan willpreachonthemotives andobjectsoftheassociation.Benedictionofthe BlessedSacramentwillfollow.

AftertheDevotionsa meetingwillbeheldatSt. Patrick'sTechnicalschool, wheremembersofthePioneercouncilwillreceiveap-plicationsformembership.

Theexecutiveofficersof theassociationaretheRev. M.B.Ryan,spiritualdirector;Mr.LeoMcCarron,pre- sident;Mr.MichaelBourke, secretary;Mr.JamesSharpe, treasurer:MissKathleen Cawley,MissHannahMenagh,Mr.MartinCavanagh,

andMr.SylvesterShelley, councillors.

Theassociation,whichhas theapprobationofthe Archbishop,willbeaffiliatedwiththeMovement whichhasbeenlaunched throughouttheMelbourne ArchdiocesebytheRev.P. J.Doherty,S.J.FatherDoghertyisinAustraliaattheinvitationof CardinalGilroy,Archbishop Mannix,andArchbishop Prendiville.HewillbeengagedinorganisingthePioneersinVictoriauntilthe endoftheyear,whenhe hopestomakeashortvisit toPerth., FatherRyanstated,duringtheweek,thattheasso-

ElectionofDomGregoryGomez

AsLordAbbotConfirmedbyRome

Theelection,onMay29,ofDomGregoryGomez,O.S.B.,as LordAbbotofNewNorcia,asbeenconfirmedbytheHolyFather, accordingtoamessagereceivedonJuly20fromtheMostRev. Dr.P.Morello,ApostolicDelegate.

Thetextofthemessage fromtheApostolicDelegationread:

"HolyFatherconfirms yourelectionandappoints youAbbotNulliusofNewl NorciaandAdministrator ApostolicofDrysdaleRiver Mission."

Thelettersofappointmentareexpectedshortly.

LordAbbotGregorywas bornonMay9,1904,atVillowebo,intheprovinceof Burgos,Spain.Attheage of10yearshecommenced hisreligiouslifeinthesmall Benedictinemonasteryat Pueyo,Barbastro.

Fouryearslaterhewas senttoMontserrattomake thenovitiate,proceeding thencetoRome,wherehe studiedphilosophy.

In1922hevolunteered fortheAustralianmission, andcametoNewNorcia. Allhistheologicalstudies weremadeinthemonastery there,exceptforoneyear atSt.Patrick'scollege, Manly,N.S.W.

Fellowstudentsduring thesetwelvemonthswere theRev.F.O'Connor(East VictoriaPark)andtheRev. C.Cunningham(Dardanup).

ciationhadalreadyrecruitedagoodnucleusamong theIrishmigrants,andhe hadfoundaconsiderable numberofyoungpeople whohadexpressedinterest init.

Thekeynoteoftheassociation'sworkwasgenerosity.Theywerenotreformists.Theiraimwasa voluntarysurrenderofthe God-givenrighttodrinkout ofloveoftheSacredHeart.

(Conditionsofmembership,page4.)

HisLordshipwasordainedtothepriesthoodinSt. Mary'sCathedral,Perth,by thelateArchbishopClune onAugust22,1928.

Shortlyafterwardshewas senttoRomeforspecial theologicalstudyattheCollegeofSt.Anselm,theinternationalcollegeforBenedictines.Herehesecured thedoctorateintheology.

ReturningtoNewNorcia,DomGregorywasengagedinteachingtheology totheyoungSpanishand Australianstudents,while doingintermittentparochial work.

Amongthepriestswho studiedunderthenewAbbotaretheRev.E.O'Halloran(SouthernCross),the Rev.J.Cameron(Wyalkat- chem),theRev.T.McCaul (Bassendean),theRev.M. Cave,O.S.B.,theRev.B. Noseda,O.S.B.,Rev.Father Hildebrand,O.S.B.,and Rev.FatherAidan,O.S.B. FatherHildebrandand DomGabriel,astudent, willleaveinSeptemberfor Rome,theformertomake

specialphilosophicalstudies,andthelattertounder takeamajortheological course.

AbbotGregory'sparents aredead,butanolderbrotherlivesinSpain.

AccordingtoCanonLaw, thenewAbbotmustreceive the'illefifingofaBishop withinthreemonthsofhis election.Adefinitedate fortheblessingofLordAbbotGregorybyHisGrace theArchbishophasnotyet beenarranged,butAugust 22,the13th.anniversaryof hisordinationhasbeensuggestedasanappropriate date.

CatholicRadioGuildofSt.Gabriel IsFoundedforWirelessWorkers

OnFriday,July20,withtheapproval ofHisGracetheArchbishop,ameetingwas convenedtoexploretheformationofabody ofCatholicemployee3oftheradioindustry.

Thisbodyhasatwo-fold aim,namely,thespiritual well-beingofitsmembers, andsecondly,tokeepa watchfuleyeonallbroadcastingprogrammes,with theview,toeliminatingquestionablematter. BroadcastswhicharedistastefultotheCatholic people,ordirectedagainst theCatholicChurch,and

herteaschings,willalso comeunderthenoticeofthe Guild,andbetakenupwith theproperauthorities.

Thisbodywillbeknown astheCatholicRadioGuild ofSt.Gabriel.Atthemeeting,officerswereappointed fortheensuingtwelve months,andthetheRev. P.J.TraceyS.J.wasappointedspiritualdirector.

DomMorenoPlaysOrganasChoir OfBoys'

TownSingMassHeWrote

ThetenthanniversaryoftheconsecrationofthechapelofSt.JohnBoscoat Boys'Town,Clontarf,wasobservedonJuly 21,whenHighMasswasofferedbythe Rev.C.Stinson.

The'Rev.J.Bourke,diocesaninspectorofschools, wasdeaconandtheV.Rev. DeanRafferty,Adm,.subdeacon.

Amongtheclergypresent weretheRt.Rev.Dr.G. Gomez(LordAbbot-elect ofNewNorcia),theRev.J. Doyle,theRev.J.Russell,

theRev.T.Ahern,theRev. E.Perez,O.S.B.,andthe Rev.S.Moreno,O.S.B. Representativesofallthe HousesofChristianBrothers intheStatewerepresent. TheRev.BrotherM.Young representedtheProvincial. TheRev.BrotherD. Boulter,*hoatthetimeof

thebuildingofthechapel wasalaymanandforeman ofworksfortheboybuilders,wasaninterestedspectator.

FatherStinsonspokeduringMassonthesignificance oftheoccasion.Theboys' choirunderthebatonofthe Rev.BrotherDoherty,sang DomMoreno's"MissaNona''. Thecomposerhimselfpre- sidedattheorgan. AfterMasstheRev. BrotherO'Shea,superiorof Boys'Town,entertained thevisitorsatdinner.

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REV.DR.GREGORY,O.S.B., ABBOTNULLIUS-ELECTOFNEWNORCIA.

INAFESTIVENATIONALSETTING,theCatholicJubilee ballatBoulderwasheldattheTownhallonJuly11.TheV.Rev. DeanRafferty,Adm.,ispicturedreceivingoneofthe13debutantes(Report,Page4)

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THERT.REV.DR.GREGORY,O.S.B., ABBOTNULLIUS-ELECTOFNEWNORCIA.

IrishTotalAbstinenceAssociation

WillBeInauguratedinCathedral

OnFriday,August3,thePioneerTotal AbstinenceAssociationoftheSacredHeart willbeofficiallyinauguratedinSt.Mary's Cathedralat7.30p.m.HisGracetheArchbishopwillattendthefunction.

Aftertherecitationofthe Rosary,theRev.M.B.Ryan willpreachonthemotives andobjectsoftheassociation.Benedictionofthe BlessedSacramentwillfollow.

AftertheDevotionsa meetingwillbeheldatSt. Patrick'sTechnicalschool, wheremembersofthePioneercouncilwillreceiveap- plicationsformembership.

Theexecutiveofficersof theassociationaretheRev. M.B.Ryan,spiritualdirector;Mr.LeoMcCarron,pre- sident;Mr.MichaelBourke, secretary;Mr.JamesSharpe,treasurer;MissKathleen Cawley,MissHannahMenagh,Mr.MartinCavanagh,

andMr.SylvesterShelley, councillors.

Theassociation,whichhas theapprobationofthe Archbishop,willbeaffiliatedwiththeMovement whichhasbeenlaunched throughouttheMelbourne ArchdiocesebytheRev.P. J.Doherty,S.J.FatherDoghertyisinAustraliaattheinvitationof CardinalGilroy,Archbishop Mannix,andArchbishop Prendiville.HewillbeengagedinorganisingthePioneersinVictoriauntilthe endoftheyear,whenhe hopestomakeashortvisit toPerth., FatherRyanstated,duringtheweek,thattheasso-

ElectionofDomGregoryGomei

AsLordAbbotConfirmedbyRome

Theelection,onMay29,ofDomGregoryGomez,O.S.B.,as LordAbbotofNewNorcia,asbeenconfirmedbytheHolyFather, accordingtoamessagereceivedonJuly20fromtheMostRev. Dr.P.Marella,ApostolicDelegate.

Thetextofthemessage fromtheApostolicDelegationread:

"HolyFatherconfirms yourelectionandappoints youAbbotNulliusofNew NorciaandAdministrator ApostolicofDrysdaleRiver Mission."

Thelettersofappointmentareexpectedshortly.

LordAbbotGregorywas bornonMay9,1904,atVillowebo,intheprovinceof Burgos,Spain.Attheage of10yearshecommenced hisreligiouslifeinthesmall Benedictinemonasteryat Pueyo,Barbastro.

Fouryearslaterhewas senttoMontserrattomake the thencenovitiate,proceeding toRome,wherehe studiedphilosophy.

In1922hevolunteered fortheAustralianmission, andcametoNewNorcia. Allhistheologicalstudies weremadeinthemonasterythere,exceptforoneyear atSt.Patrick'scollege, Manly,N.S.W.

Fellowstudentsduring thesetwelvemonthswere theRev.F.O'Connor(East VictoriaPark)andtheRev. C.Cunningham(Dardanup).

ciationhadalreadyrecruitedagoodnucleusamong theIrishmigrants,andhe hadfoundaconsiderable numberofyoungpeople whohadexpressedinterest init.

Thekeynoteoftheassociation'sworkwasgenerosity.Theywerenotreformists.Theiraimwasa voluntarysurrenderofthe God-givenrighttodrink'out ofloveoftheSacredHeart.

(Conditionsofmembership,page4.)

HisLordshipwasordainedtothepriesthoodinSt. Mary'sCathedral,Perth,by thelateArchbishopClune onAugust22,1928. Shortlyafterwardshewas senttoRomeforspecial theologicalstudyattheCollegeofSt.Anselm,theinternationalcollegeforBenedictines.Herehesecured thedoctorateintheology.

ReturningtoNewNorcia,DomGregorywasengagedinteachingtheology totheyoungSpanishand Australianstudents,while doingintermittentparochial work.

Amongthepriestswho studiedunderthenewAbbotaretheRev.E.O'Halloran(SouthernCross),the Rev.J.Cameron(Wyalkatchem),theRev.T.McCaul (Bassendean),theRev.M. Cave,O.S.B.,theRev.B. Noseda,O.S.B.,Rev.Father Hildebrand,O.S.B.,and Rev.FatherAidan,O.S.B. FatherHildebrandand DomGabriel,astudent, willleaveinSeptemberfor Rome.theformertomake

sp,..1philosophicalstudies,andthelattertounder takeamajortheological course.

AbbotGregory'sparents aredead,kr.ltanolderbrotherlivesinSpain.

AccordingtoCanonLaw, thenewAbbotmustreceive the'MessingofaBishop withinthreemonthsofhis election.Adefinitedate fortheblessingofLordAbbotGregorybyHisGrace theArchbishophasnotyet beenarranged,butAugust 22,the13th.anniversaryof hisordinationhasbeensug- gestedasanappropriate date.

CatholicRadioGuildofSt.Gabriel IsFoundedforWirelessWorkers

OnFriday,July20,withtheapproval ofHisGracetheArchbishop,ameetingwas convenedtoexploretheformationofabody ofCatholicemployeesoftheradioindustry.

Thisbodyhasatwo-fold aim,namely,thespiritual well-beingofitsmembers, andsecondly,tokeepa watchfuleyeonallbroadcastingprogrammes,with toeliminatingquestionablematter. BroadcastswhicharedistastefultotheCatholic people,ordirectedagainsttheCatholicChurch,and

herteachings,willalso comeunderthenoticeofthe Guild,andbetakenupwith theproperauthorities.

Thisbodywillbeknown astheCatholicRadioGuild ofSt.Gabriel.Atthemeeting,officerswereappointed fortheensuingtwelve months,andthetheRev. P.J.TraceyS.J.wasappointedspiritualdirector.

DomMorenoPlaysOrganasChoir OfBoys'TownSingMassHeWrote

ispicturedreceivingoneofthe13debutantes(Report,Page4)

ThetenthanniversaryoftheconsecrationofthechapelofSt.JohnBoscoat Boys'Town,Clontarf,wasobservedonJuly 21,whenHighMasswasofferedbythe Rev.C.Stinson.

TheRev.J.Bourke,dio-theRev.T.Ahern,theRev. cesaninspectorofschools,E.Perez,O.S.B.,andthe wasdeaconandtheV.Rev.Rev.S.Moreno,O.S.B. DeanRafferty,Adm,.sub-Representativesofallthe deacon. HousesofChristianBrothers AmonktheclergypresentintheStatewerepresent. weretheRt.Rev.Dr.G.TheRev.BrotherM.Young Gomez(LordAbbot-electrepresentedtheProvincial. ofNewNorcia),theRev.J.TheRev.BrotherD. Doyle,theRev.J.Russell,Boulter,ddioatthetimeiff

thebuildingofthechapel wasalaymanandforeman ofworksfortheboybuilders,wasaninterestedspectator.

FatherStinsonspokeduringMassonthesignificance of choirtheoccasion.Theboys' underthebatonofthe Rev.BrotherDoherty,sang DomMoreno's"MissaNona''. Thecomposerhimselfpre- sidedattheorgan. AfterMasstheRev. BrotherO'Shea,superiorof Boys'Town,entertained thevisitorsatdinner.

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INAFESTIVENATIONALSETTING,theCatholicJubilee ballatBoulderwasheldattheTownhallonJuly11.TheV.Rev. DeanRafferty,Adm.,

MoreThan100GirlsAttendLecture

Course;RepetitionmaybeArranged

"TheGirlofTo-Day"

LecturesConclude

Thefinallecturesin "TheGirlOfToday"series wereheldonJuly16.The speakerswere,Dr.K. Roberts,whospokeon"Physiology"andMissE.Higgins,thesecretaryofthe AssociatedYouthCommittee,whosesubjectwas "Leisure-YourPleasure".

Thiscoursewasverywell attendedbyover100girls fromallpartsofthemetropolitanarea.Itfilledan obviousneedandwillbe repeatedinthefuture.

WestPerthLeaders

TqMeetinAugust

Agrandtimewashadby allWestPerthmembers whowentalongtothepicnictoDarlingtononJuly.2.

Thenextdancewillbe heldintheparishhallon Saturday,August4.

Aleaders'meetingbeheld Thursday,August2at7.30 p.m.

PalmyraYouthsSee EnjoyableFilmShow

ThecombinedY.C.W.and N.C.G.M.ge-.eralmeeting heldat'..imyraonJuly15 wasagrandsocialsuccess.

Thehitoftheeveningwas FatherDepiazzi'sfilms whichhesokindlyscreened formembers.

AllthePalmyragirls whoareinterestedinthe N.C.G.M.areinvitedto comealongtothespecial generalmeetingonTuesdayevening,July31.

ConferenceonFilms

AtNedlands,Sunday

Afinalreminderto N.C.G.M.andY.C.W. members,andindeedto

anyyoungpersoninterested,oftheone-dayconference,tobeheldatNedlandsonSunday,July.29. Thesubjectisentitled, "FilmsandYou",and shouldprovemostinterestingandbeneficialtoth,,se attending.

Theconferenc.willcommenceat10.30a.m.sharp. Thoseattendingshould bringtheirownlunches, andcupsofteawillbe provided.Theconference willconcludeat4.30p.m. withBenedictionofthe BlessedSacrament.

Directionsforgettingto St.Theresa'shall;Catch trolleybusatcornerof Williamst.andSt.George's terrace.AlightatTyrell street,andwalktwoblocks South(left).

LeedervilleGirls

PlanLodgeSocial

LeedervillegirlsareremindedtoattendthegeneralmeetingonJuly30,to beheldintheparishhall. Alsothosewishingtoattend thesocialweekendtobe heldatMarianLodgeare remindedtocontactJoan Sutcliffe,BJ1454.

ContrastingItemsbyOdnoposoff, OrchestraEntertainYoungPeople

ThestandardofYouth concertsinWesternAustraliareachedanall-time "high"onFridayevening withtheappearanceofthe visitingviolinist,Ricardo Odnoposoff,playingMax Bruch'sConcertoforViolin andOrchestra.-Italmost seemedapitythatthisconcertshouldhavebeenrestrictedtotheyoungergeneration,astherewereundoubtedlymanyadultswho wouldhavewelcomedthe opportunityofhearingsuch agreatartistinaConcerto which,eventhoughitmay notberankedbyspecialists amongthemighty,isaperfectlittlemusicalgem,and onewhichcontains,inits slowmovement,oneofthe loveliestmelodieseverwrittenfortheviolin.

TothisConcertoOdnoposoftbroughtatechnique andatoneofsuchperfectionthatitbecamean unforgettableexperience. Technicaldifficultieswere smoothedouttosuchadegreeastogivetheimpressionthatnoneexisted,and everyheartbeatofBruch's littlemasterpiecewasgiven anewandwarmermeaning.

Awordofpraiseisdueto theconductorandorchestra forthewayinwhichthey followedthesoloistinall hisinterpretation.Itwas noeasytask,forOdnoposoff tookmanylibertiesinhis useofrubato,yetnever oncewdsthereanylackof coordinationbetweensoloist andaccompanist.

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Thewholeprogramme showedcarefulplanning withtheaudience'sdigestionandtasteswellstudied. Practicallythewholeconcertwasofthe"tone poem"variety,eachitem beingcontrasted with itspredecessor.Theopening"FestivalMarch,"by Dvorak,was,perhaps,the leastinterestingmusically, butthe'-orchestradidan effectivejobwiththematerialavailable.

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"NightontheBareMountain,"bytheRussiancamMoussorgsky,has now,wehope,baditslast performanceforadecade, thoughpossiblytherewere stillsomeintheaudience whowerehearingitforthe firsttime,andinaYouth concertithadthemeritof beingoneofthefewpieces themajorityofthelisteners wasfamiliarwith.Itwas followedbyBorodin's"In theSteppesofCentral Asia,"anotherRussianwork withadifferentflavour. WhereasIwouldsaythat theessentialeerinessof Moussorgsky'sworkwasnot conveyedbytheorchestra, theirplayingoftheBorodinwasclear-cutandaltotogetherexcellent.

Anevengreatercontrast wasprovidedinthenext item,"InaSummerGarden,"byDelius,withits lyricalbeautyofflowers, birdsandinsects.Somehowtheeffectwasnotobtained,andyettheindividualsectionscouldnotbe faulted.TheonlycriticismIcanofferisthatthere seemedtobetoomuchindividuality,andthevarious partsdidnotseemtounstandtheirplaceinthe whole.Thiswasparticularlyevidentwhereaphrase carriedoverfromonesectiontoanother,orfromone instrumenttoanother'for instance,fromtheflutesto clarinets).Therewasno matchingoftoneandfeeling,withtheresultthatthe phraselostitsfluidity.

ThefirsthalfoftheconcertconcludedwitharousingrenditionofSilebius' tonepoem,"Finlandia,"well handledwiththeexception ofthe"tattoo"passages fromthebrass,whichwere neithercrispenoughnor quiteaccurateintheirtiming.TheeveningconcludedwithanexcellentrenditionofLiszt'swell-known "LesPreludes,"awork whichreallyneedsaballet torescueitfromthescrapheap,buttowhichmyearlierremarksapplyasaptly asto"NightontheBare Mountain."

Therewasaverygoodattendance,andtheyoung peopleshowedamuchmore judicioussenseofapplause thantheirparentsoftendo.

-THEMUSICLOVER.

FOOT BALLS InAllSizes

Y.C.W.LecturesonYouthProblems

AreFixedtoCommenceNextWeek

Y.C.W.membersfrom18 yearsandunderareremindedagainoftheseries oflecturesentitled"ProblemsofYouth"tobegiven atY.C.W.headquarters,81 St.George'sterrace,on ThursdayAugust2and9. BrancheshavebeencircularizedandbranchPresidentsareaskedtotryto havecompletedapplication formsbackatheadquarters byJuly30.

TheDiocesanExecutive requestsallbranchesto forwardalistoftheirleaders,membersandcontacts whoarebeingcalledup throughtheCompulsory MilitaryTrainingScheme toheadquartersassoonas possible.Pleasestateparticularserviceinwhicheach chapwillbetraining. Branchpresidentsareaskedtocarefullynotethe aboveandpleaseexpedite. Anotherreminderofthe grandcarnivaldancetobe heldattheY.A.L.ballroom onMondayAugust13.Ron Jenkinsbandwillbebeatingouttherhythmandit shouldbethenightof nights.Proceedsareinaid ofDiocesandelegatesto EasternStatesconferences.

VictoriaParkShow IsInRehearsal

Ticketsfor"Kangaroo Kapers",theVictoriaPark Y.C.W.-N.C.G.M. concert, arenowbeingprintedand willbeonsaleshortly. RehArsalsarecontinuing andtheshowisgradually takingshape.Members

OldAquiniansIn 2DrawnGames

wishtothankMrs.Hogan forherco-operationinallowingthemtheuseofher homeandtime,fortheir initialmusicalrehearsal.

HighgateLadsWin

AgainatFootball

TheHighgatefootball teamcompletedthequalifyingroundundefeatedby defeatingVictoriaParkon Sunday.Scoreswere8.18to 6.7.

BestforHighgate:J. Pitts,B.FoleyandG. Lambe.

Thecombinedfortnightly danceshavebeencancelled indefinitely.

RUNNINGSHOES

Special

new leathernobbingtohandle,alteringoffixingweightbinding tomframe.Completerestrings(allgradesofgutincluding Nylon)andsinglestrings. All.repairsdoneinourownmodernworkshop.

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TheReservegradeplayed OldModerniansonJuly21 atSubiaco,andinagame thatwasashockingexhibitionofhockey,drew,nilall. OnlyonceortwicedidO.M. looklikescoring,but Aquiniansweresliootimgfor goalsmostofthetime,but justcouldn'tputitintothe goalmouth.J.Rodereda wassterlingdefenceforthe RedandBlacks.Bestplayers:Rodereda,Paget,and O'Leary. Saturdaysawagoodgame betweenA'sandPerth.With 2goalsontheboardvery early,Perthlookedinan unbeatableposition,butbeforehalf-timethescores wereeven.Perthscored again,andjustbeforefull time,Cainequalisedfor Aquinians.Scores:3-all. Bestplayers:Griffins,Evans andCain.

NoresultsoftheBgrade matchhavecometohand.

CarnivalDanceIs NAMINGTHEDAY. Youcannotnametheday whenyouaregoingtobe luckynorcanyounamethe consultation.Beonthe rightsideandhaveaticket ineachCharitiesConsultation.No.631isnowopen. Ticketsare2/6andthefirst prizeis£3,000.

PlannedbyPalmyra

Ageneralmeetingwillbe heldonSundayAugust5. Allmembersareurgedto attend.

Don'tforgetthecarnival dancetobeheldonSaturdayJuly28inQueen's hall,Bicton.

NedlandsLcidsFix

DanceforAugust4

Allareremindedofthe increasinglypopularfortnightlydances;thenext willbeheldinSt.Theresa's hall,Tyrellstreet,Nedlands,onSaturday,August 4.

WestPerthChoir

ContinuesPractices

Thenextmeetingofthe W.Perthbranchwillbe heldonThursday,August9.

Don'tforgetthechoir practiceatRoxby'son Tuesdaynightsandthe concertpracticeatthehall onFridaynights. AhikewasheldtoDarlingtonlastSunday;it provedquitesuccessful.

Thenextdancewillbe heldonSaturday,August4.

LeedervilleInvites

RecruitstoMeeting

Aspecialgeneralmeeting willbeheldinSt.Mary's hallat8.15p.m.thisTuesdaynight.Membersare requestedtogivegoodattendanceandOngalong allladsiftheymaycareto doso,asthismeetingisof specialimportanceto members.

Thereisnofootball matchbeingplayedonthis Sundayonaccountofthe combinedconferencewhich willheldatNedlandsand whichallmembersshould attend.

AthleticClubWill MeetonAugust2

At heldthegeneralmeeting recentlyitwasdecided toholdtheannualgeneral meetingatD.I.S.C.A.81St. George'sterraceonThursdayAugust2commencing at7.45p.m. Itisessentialthatall membersandintendingmembersattendthismeetingastherearemanyimportantmatterstodiscuss includingtheelectionofofficers.

Watchfortheannonuncementofthedateofthe Y.C.W.athleticclubball.

Thursday,

ItalianGroupofCatholicAction ReceiveCommunionatBoulder

OnJuly1,atAllHallows church,Boulder,themembersoftheCatholicAction guildforItalianscelebrated thefeastofthePrecious Blood.The7o'clockMass wasofferedbytheRev.P. Gallagher,withageneral CommunionofallItalian parishoners.

Intheevening,thegroup heldtheirmonthlydance. Althoughheavyshowersor rainprevailedduringthe eveningitdidnotprevent thelargeandhappythrong fromenjoyingthemselves.

Thesupperwasexcellent, thankstotheseniorand juniormembersofboth CatholicActiongroups.

Theraffleofagentleman'ssleevelesspullover waswonbyMr.L.Arrigoni. Abeautifulbed-jacket,raffledlastmonth,wasdonated byMrs.A.Robustellini, whiletheknittingofthe pulloverwasdonebyactive seniormember,Mrs.Rossi.

Theartistatthismonth's socialwasyoungJohnGianatti,whoplayedtwo charmingpiecesonthe piano-accordian.

Wednesdayeveningshave becomepleasanteventsand DominicanAlumnae

ToHold.aReunion

Preparationsareagain beingmadefortheannual reunionofDominicanexstudents,tobeheldatthe convent,Woodstreet,BedfordPark,onSundayafternoon,August12.

Thiswillbethe11th. gathering,anditishopeda largenumberwillbepresent.Ex-studentsfromall Dominicanschoolsareinvitedtoattend.Busesleave Wellingtonstreet(nearBaird's);alightatWood street.

AQuizEnlivens

MeetingofHACBS

AfterthemeetingofOur eLadyHelpofChristians' branch,H.A.C.B.S.,onJuly 17aquizcontestwascon'andducted,whensomeamusing unexpectedanswers weregiventosomeofthe questionswhichcovereda varietyofsubjectsfrom astronomytolocalhappenings;afteraclosecontestMr. L.Greenwoodprovedthe winner,withMr.J.Finneganjunr.aclosesecond.

Membersandfriends arepleasedtoseeMrs.E. McCarthy-aboutagainafterherrecentillness, buthernephew,Mr. JackMcCarthy,isstillin hospital.

Teamsfromthisbranch willbevisitingSt.Mary's branchonJuly25,andSt. Patrick'sonthefollowing eveningforgames,badminton,tabletennisand darts;twoenjoyableeveningsareanticipated.

Thenextmeetingofthe branchwillbeJuly31,at 7.30p.m. 1101111111MMIIIIIIIMIIIN

C.B.C.,FREMANTLE.

JUBILEEBALL

AtTownHall, Fremantle, ON MONDAY,AUGUST6th.

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arealwayswellpatronized bytheItaliancommunity.

TheRev.P.Abram° O.M.I.onhisnextvisitto theGoldfields,may,itis hoped,findajuniorchoir, whotutoredandconducted bymembersofthejunior group,willsinginItalian.It ishopedthatinthisway theyoungerchildrenwill notforgettheirnative tongue;fromaneducational pointofviewtheywillbenefitbyit,also.

TheengagementisannouncedofAnneMaria youngestdaughterofMrs. andthelateMr.C.Quadrio ofBoulder,toPeter,eldest sonofMr.andMrs.Zanotti, Italy.

MembersoftheBoulder CatholicActiongroupwish herthebestofluck.

Theyalsobidfarewell reluctantlytooneofthe seniormembers,Mrs.Yozzi, whowillbeleavingher Boulderresidence,tolivein Perth.Herlosswillbe greatlyfelt.

HurleySticksGreetNewly-Weds

AFTERTHEIRMARRIAGEwith NuptialMass,Mr.andMrs.WilliamConnollyheldareceptionattheMaylandshall.

Onarrivaltheypassedthroughaguardof honourformedbymembersoftheIrish club,underanarchofhurleysticks.

alsomadethecoupleapresentationofamantelclock.

TheIrishclubmembenstheClub'ssociallifemight beanearnestofmoresuch events.Amongtheartists wereMr.L.Noonanand MissMaryGralton.

TheRev.M.B.Ryan, presidentoftheClub,made thepresentationandfelicitatedthenewly-weds.He hopedthatthatfirstfruitof

Mr.,Mrs.B.LaneAreHoststoCadets

OfAquinasUnitatRiversideDance

TheeveningofJuly21foundtheA.N.A. Rowingclub'sdancefloorgailypreparedfor theAquinasCollegeCadetdance.

Theguestsofhonourat thedanceweretheRev. Rev.BrotherV.I.Murphy andtheRev.BrotherM.R. Young;Capt.B.E.Egan (2I.C.oftheCollegeunit), MissScottandpartner,and threeoflastyear'scadet lieutenantswiththeirpart-

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ners.Theywere:Miss them,asalsotoMr.and HeatherDouglasandKeith Towning;MissDorothy MannandClementEllies; MissMiriamCoxandGarrettCullity.

Thedutiesofmasterof ceremonieswereablycar-riedoutbyCdt.Lieut.John Lane.John'sparents-Mr. andMrs.S.Lane,ofSouth Perth-werehostandhostesstothegathering.To

Mrs.Smith,Mr.andMrs. Singleton,Mrs.Walshand Mrs.Butler,theCadetunit isgreatlyindebted.

C.W.L.Announces AugustFixtures

ThenextexecutivemeetingoftheCatholicWomen's leagueistobeheldonWednesday,August1,at1p.m.

Thegeneralmeetingfor Augustwillbeheldthe samedayat2p.m. Themonthlybridgeparty willtakeplaceonThursday, August23,at2p.m.,inthe rooms.Nestlehouse.

TheCathedralbranch monthlymeetingwillbe heldonMonday,August13, at8p.m

TherriesArrange PlayTournament

OnFriday,August3,the Therrysocietywillpresent itssecondone-actplaytourneyatSt.Joseph'shall,Subiaco.

Agoodprogrammeisassured,theplayschosen rangingfromtensedramato lightcomedy.

Eachplaywillbeproducedbyamemberofthesociety,andawardswillbe presentedforthebestproduction,bestactorandactress.

Theplaysandtheirproducersare:"TheWaxen Man,"producedbyHarold Walsh;"EveningDressIn dispensable,"producedby MissAgnes Patterson; "LondonderryAir,"producedbyDenisLynch;and "TheGreenVeil,"produced byMissOliveDillon.

TheTherriesextendacordialinvitationtoalltheir friendstobepresenton August3.

Forfurtherdetailssee nextweek'sissueof"The Record."

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Coleen&KevinRoweWillReceive TennisTrophiesatNedlandsParty

St.Thomas'tennisclub,Claremonthas plannedasocialandhouseparty,tobeheld atthehomeofMabelSheppard,19Kinnimontavenue,Nedlands,onFriday,August 3. Atthisfunctiontrophieswillbepresentedtothewinnersof,theclubhandicap mixeddoubles,ColeenandKevinRowe.

Associationmembersare remindedofthebigpicnic whichSt.Thomas'clubis conductingonbehalfofthe associationonSeptember9. Thevenuewillbenotified atalaterdate,through thesecolumns,andtheclub isleavingnostoneunturned toensurethatagrandtime willbehadbyall.

Engagementshavebeen announcedbetweenFrank

JubileeBallOf

FremantleC.B.C.

TheC.B.C.grandgolden jubileeballintobeheldat theFremantleTownhallon Monday,August6.Itissome yearssinceasimiliarfunctionhasbeenheldbyany Catholicorganisationin Fremantle.

Strongcommitteesledby Messrs.W.Hughes,M BradyandD.Kestell(Old Boys)andMrs.E.Dolan (ladies)havethearrangements.wellinhandand successseemsassured.

Afeatureoftheeveningwillbethepresentation ofdebutantestotheHon. SirFrankGibsonM.L.C. andLadyGibson,MayorandMayoressofFremantle. Theproceedsofthisball willgotowardstheOld Boys'scholarshipfund.

HackettandPatCollinsand BettyDayandPatMcGinniss.Allclubmembersjoin inextendingtheirverybest wishestothesetwocouples, andwishthemeveryhappinessforthefuture.

Themen's"A"grade .team,battlingforinclusion inthefinals,sufferedasetbackonJuly22whenthey weredefeatedbySt.Joachim's,11setsto5.This teamstillhasafighting chance,andisdetermined tomakeastrongbidagainst St.Mary'sinthenextvital match.

Boththemen's"C"grade teamsweresuccessful,and theirprospectsofbeingin thefinalsseemverybright,whilsttheladies"C"grade hadahollowvictoryatthe expenseofHighgate,whom theydefeated11setsto1.

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GOLDEN

Boulder'sCatholicJubileeBallIs GreatSuccessasGirlsMakeDebut

AtrulyJubileesettingwasgiventoAll Hallowsball,heldintheBoulderTownhall onJuly11,when13youngladiesmadetheir debut.Fromacentrallightshadehundreds ofred,whiteandbluestreamersweredrapedwithatent-likeeffect.Asabackground tothestage,therewasalargerisingsunand crown,flankedbytheUnionJackandthe Australianflag.

Thedecorativescheme, forwhichMrs.R.Browne! wasresponsible,wascompletedbylargebowlsof poinsettia.

ToMrs.B.Crocker,the secretaryoftheballcommittee;Mrs.R.B.Wilson, thetreasurer,theM.C.,Mr. B.Crocker,andtheirwillinghelpers,muchofthe outstandingsuccessofthe functionwasdue.Anexcellentsit-downsupperwas servedbytheladieSofthe church.

Afteran'!intrOductionby Mr.B.Croc_ker,theMayor, Mr.J.D.Teahan,declared theballoPen,andwished thelargecrowdofdancers ahappyevening.

Thencamethehighlight oftheevening-asplendidly carried-outpresentationof thedebutantes.Precededby thefourflowergirls,MargaretChalmers,LeoneRodgers,MarelynWoods,and GabrielleBerrochi,exquisitelydressedinlaceand frilledtuleinlilacand greenshades,eachdebutanteadvancedslowlydown thehall,curtsiedtoher mothefthentothespectators,andfinallywaspresentedtotheVeryRev.

DeanRafferty,ofSt.Mary's Cathedral,Perth. WithDeanRaffertywere theMayoress,Mrs.J.D. Teahan,andMrs.B.Crocker,whohadtrainedthe debutantes,andwhopresentedthem.Earlierin theevening,Mrs.Crocker andthepianist,MissM. Plasto,weregivensouvenirs oftheoccasionbythedebutantes.

Subsequently,floralpresentationsweremadetothe MayoressandtoMrs.R. Boylen,Mrs.Crocker,and Mrs.R.B.Wilson.

Afterthepresentations werecompletedthedebutantesdancedtheSociety waltz,thoseparticipating beingMissMargaretCurtis (partner,JimConroy);Miss LynnetteMarin(Peter Sharpe);Miss Jocelyn Brown(JohnPursill);Miss FlorenceLittle(JohnReid); MissDorothyLittle(Don Farrell);MissMaryMulligan(JimFlanagan);Miss DorothyCrimmins(Les Fuller);MissNannetteConolly,(RolandBoylei);Miss Frances Little (Alan Thomas)MissMargaret Cotterell(AlanIrvine); MissJeanWaters(DesWilson);MissThelmaMcGib-

PresentationSistersEstablishNei

ConventinParishofWyalkatchem

AnewfoundationofthePresentation Sistersfrom"lona,"MosmanPark,hasbeen madeatWialkatchem,intheAbbeyNulliusofNewNorcia,attheinvitationofthe parishpriest,theRev.J.Cameron

ThreeSisters,withRev. MotherM.Doloresassuperioress,arrivedinWyalkatchemonJuly13,and tookupresidenceinahouse purchasedbyFatherCamerons8tneyearsago.

Thenewconventisthe secondfoundationthisyear tolemadefrom"Iona." ThefirstwasatBrunswick Junction.Itisalsothe secondHouseoftheOrder intheNewNorciaprovince, theotherbeingatGoomalling.

TheSistersasyethaveno school,butaregivinginstructionsattheconvent.A promisingstarthasbeen madewithmusic,artof speech,andcommercial subjects.

Additionstotheconvent havebeenalreadycommenced,andwhentheyare completedtherewillbean officialopening.Itishopedtomakeastartinthe buildingoftheschoolsoon.

bon(MauriceFraser);Miss GeorginaMartinovich(Ron Gallant).

MissNoreenBottiniwas thejudgeschoiceasthe belleoftheball,her'lovely jacketgownbeingofblush rosemoiretaffeta,withits bias-foldedcollarfinished withtoningvelvetflowers. Shereceiveaasouvenirgift fromthe,Mayor.

Archbishop's Engagements

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

July31: 'ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,St.Patrick's church,Waroona.

August3:

7.30p.m.:St.Mary'sCathedral:AttendinaugurationceremonyofthePerth CentreofthePioneerTotal AbstinenceAssociationof theSacredHeart.

August5: 11a.m.:St.Mary'sCathedral:PresideatSolemn HighMassontheoccasion oftheinaugurationofthe Cathedralcarillon.

August8: AttendCatholicBall,Northam.

August15: 10a.m.:LoretoConvent, Swanbourne:Presideat SolemnHighMass.

August19: 7.30p.m.:St.Kieran's,OsbornePark:CanonicalVisitationandConfirmation.

August26: 7.30p.m.:St.Mary'sCathedral:RenewalofConsecrationoftheArchdiocese totheImmaculateHeartof Mary,andPontificalBenediction.

BishopGummer

ToOrdainThree

OnSaturday,July28,the MostRev.Dr.A.Gummer, BishopofGeraldton,will ordaintothepriesthood threeformerstudentsofSt. Charlesseminary,Guildford,whocompletedtheir priestlycourseatSt.Patrick'scollege,Manly,N.S.W. TheyaretheRev.J. Challis,theRev.G.Crocetti andtheRev.M.Newbold. Theirordinationswillbring thenumberofpriestsfrom St.Charles'seminarytoa totalofnine.

MgrThomasIsGuest OfPilgrims'Club

THERECORD

PERTH,THURSDAY,JULV26,1951.

PhysicalFitnessMayBeaMenace

-Letusnotalwayssay 'Spiteofthisfleshto-day, Istrove,madehead,gainedgrounduponthewhole!'

Asthebirdwingsandsings, Letuscry'Allgoodthings Areours,norsoulhelpsfleshmore,now,thanfleshhelps soul!"

...rtisnotrelevanttothesubjectweconsiderto, (!ehatetheissueofBrowning'sChrisitanity.But fromtheCatholicviewpointofthemodernfetishof physicalculture,thelineswehavequotedseema muchmoreadequateandorthodoxexposeofthe interdeendencebetweenman'sbodilyandspiritual facultiesthanthatpropoundedbythephysicalcultureexpertsinourmidst.Andcertainitisthatthe nearerthesouldrawstoGodthelessaccountit makesofthebody.SothesaintlyFrenchJesuit. PaulGhinac,usedtoclaim"Thebody'isnothing," andthelovableFrancisofAssisitermedit,with greatgoodhumour:"BrotherAss."

Onthispoint,however,manypractical-minded Catholicsareoftwominds.Whiletheyreverethe wordsoftheSaints,theyhaveavagueantipathytowardsthemastowardsextremists.Perhapsitis so.Itisdifficultfortheasceticaltheologiantojustifyallthe"holyfollies"oftheSaints.Buteven supposingthattherewasneglectorcontempt,itwas anyhowafaultwhichleanttovirtue'ssicle.Itwas asaneprejudice.IftheSaintsscornedtheflesh, itwasnotbecausetheyregardeditasevil,likethe Manichees,butbecausetheyrecogniseditspotentialitiesofdanger.Nowthemodernphysicalcultureexpertisarealextremist.Hedoesn'tdespise thesoulbecausehedoesn'tbelieveinit.Sofarhas hestrayed.fromthepaganmaximof"soundmindin asoundbody:"thatto-dayitseemsofmoreaccount tobestronginthelegsthanstronginthehead. WhereastheSaintswerewaryofthebodyasofa sourceofdanger,ourtypeofphysicalcultureexpert isblissfully'ignorantofthepossibilitiesofthesoul astheanimatingprincipleofthebody.Truethere ispsychology,buteventhathassomehowforgotten themeaningoftheterm"psyche."

popularityoftheAustinrange, resultinginaconstantstreamof ordershas,toacertainextent, prolongedtheperiodbetween lodgingoftheorderandactually takingdeliveryofthevehicle;and althoughwearedeliveringthe carsatthesamerateaspreviously,anunpredictableshipping positionhasnothelpedustore-

mainabreastofourordercommitments. Wethereforewouldtakethis,opportunityofadvisingallthoseintendingpurchasersofanyvehicle intheAustinrange,tolodgetheir orderswithoutdelay,inorder thatyouwastenounnecessary timewithouttransport,remembering,ofcourse,thatyoualways INVESTinaAUSTIN.

*ENQUIREATOUROFFICE REGARDINGTHENEWAUSTINELECTRICARS,THEYMAYJUST SUITYOURBUSINESS.

4,4nrtocartdefictuionit

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AreunionofWestAustralianCatholicswhomade thenationalpilgrimageto RomeduringtheHolyYear, washeldatthehomeof Mrs.I.DisbreyinScarboroughBeachroadonJuly 13. TheRt.Rev.Mgr.A.R. Thomas,nationaldirectorof thePontificalMissionAid society,whoalsoorganised thenationalpilgrimage,was theguestofhonour.He gaveaninterestingtalkon plansforfuturepilgrimages. Theartistsoftheevening wereMr.sC..H.srMLcinfwp wereMrs.C.H.Foster, Messrs.RoyandBrianAnthony,andMr.RegWilliams.Mr.RoyGalvinexhibitedfilmsofthepilgrimage. Asaresultofthesocial thePilgrims'clubrecruited ninenewmembers.

WarningIsIssued AboutChainLetter

Achainletterpurporting tobeaNovenatoOurLady ofFatima,approvedbythe SistersofSt.Francis,Boston,Mass.,U.S.A.,iscirculatingthroughthearchdiocese. Thischainletter,althoughpiousinintent,has noecclesiasticalapprobation andshouldbeburntupon receipt.

Therearesuperstitions elementsaboutthedocumentandthreatsabout breakingthechainwhich shouldbeignored.Thereis nosuchreligiouscongregationinBostonastheSisters ofSt.Francis.Thewhole thingisapalpablefraud.

Itmaybeobjectedthatwehavesetoffagainst oneanother.thenormalman-thephysicalculture expert-andtheabnormalman-theSaint.The bootisontheotherfoot.Bothwereexperts;the differencebeingthatthelatterviewedlifecomprehensively,vheretheformersawitfromthesame eternallycrampedandnarrowangle.TheSaint knewmanfora"body-soul,"thecorporealisttreats himasacorpse(NordidtheSaintsproposetogovernlifewithabureaucracyofcompulsionlikethe. moderns.Wehavebeenmovedtotheseconsiderationsbytheworld-widemaniaofphysicalfitness \vhichobsessedespeciallythemilitaristicdictatorshipsofEuropeandbytheapishpropagandathat is.increasinginthiscountry.Initsorganised nationalform,physicalculturemaybecomeagenuinemenaceifthesoundbodyistobecomemerely theturbulenttabernacleofafesteringwarspirit. Initsprivateandextremeformsithastakentoitself somethingofthecolourofthephilosophywhich underliesthemodernfetishofcleanliness-thata cleancollarisreallymoreessentialthanaclean mind.Manyofthepopularlecturerswhoassist intheexpansionofbigbusinessareactuallypropagandistsoftheworsttypeofviciousanddepraved philosophy.Itisfutileforthemtoprotestthat theyarenotmoralistsiftheirphilosophyofphysical orsetsupasstandardsoflifethatonemust cultureandcareofthebodyinculcatesbirth-control, beinteresting,ornamental,or(Heavenforfend)useful.Thiscannotbelightlytreated.Itattacks basic-truthsandisapositivedangertosouls. itmustnot,however,beimaginedthatCatholicseschewphysicalcultureastheworkofthe'devil. Intoomanymoderninstancesithasassumedthis aspect,bitthese,wehavespecified,arethedangerous,extreMists.TheChurchtoalargeextentendorsesBrowning'sideal.Thebodyplaysanimportantprtinspiritualdevelopment.Isitnot thenegativesideofvirtuealmostexclusivelycentredoncontrollingtheinordinatetendanciesofthe flesh?Asceticalwritersaretakingmareandmore cognisanceofphysicalunfitnessasafactorinspiritualaridity.Ourschoolshavebecomeformidable competitorsinthefieldofsport,thusillustratingthe utilityofoutAloorexerciseasamental.andspiritual tonic.Indeed,gamesaregenerallyadmittedtohe anessentialfactorinthepreservationofchastityof themodernadolescent.Underpresent-dayindustrialconditions,wherethebulkofthe'populationis herdedintocitiesinthecapacityofbondmen,the needofairandlighthasgrownimperative.Modernindustrialconditionshavebegottenanalarming seriesofneurasthenicdisorders,whichthefreshair alonemightdispel.Unhappily,eventhegamesof thenationhavebecomeorganisedandpaidfor. Modernsportlisabusinesswhereinthefewsalaried riec expertsplayandthecrowdcheersorjeers.Inan olderconceptallplayedintheirownway,and gamewasforfun.Wemusthaveexercise;why nothaveitontheoldfooting,ratherthanasagrim professionalspecialism.

Boulder'sCatholicJubileeBallIs GreatSuccessasGirlsMakeDebut

AtrulyJubileesettingwasgiventoAll Hollowsball,heldintheBoulderTownhall onJuly11,when13youngladiesmadetheir debut.Fromacentrallightshadehundreds ofred,whiteandbluestreamersweredrapedwithatent-likeeffect.Asabackground tothestage,therewasalargerisingsunand crown,flankedbytheUnionJackandthe Australianflag.

Thedecorativescheme,DeanRafferty,ofSt.Mary's forwhichMrs.R.BrowneCathedral,Perth. wasresponsible,wascompletedbylargebowlsof poinsettia.

ToMrs.B.Crocker,the secretaryoftheballcommittee;Mrs.R.B.Wilson, thetreasurer,theM.C.,Mr. B.Crocker,andtheirwillinghelpers,muchofthe outstandingsuccessofthe functionwasdue.Anexcellentsit-downsupperwas servedbytheladiesofthe church.

Afteranintroductionby Mr.B.Crocker,theMayor, Mr.J.D.Teahan,declared theballopen,andwished thelargecrowdofdancers ahappyevening.

Thencamethehighlight oftheevening-asplendidly carried-outpresentationof thedebutantes.Precededby thefourflowergirls,MargaretChalmers,LeoneRodgers,MarelynWoods,and GabrielleBerrochi,exquisitelydressedinlaceand frilledtuleinlilacand greenshades,eachdebutanteadvancedslowlydown thehall,curtsiedtoher mother;thentothespectators,andfinallywaspresentedtotheVeryRev.

WithDeanRaffertywere theMayoress,Mrs.J.D. Teahan,andMrs.B.Crocker,whohadtrainedthe debutantes,andwhopresentedthem.Earlierin theevening,Mrs.Crocker andthepianist,MissM. Plasto,weregivensouvenirs oftheoccasionbythedebutantes.

Subsequently,floralpresentationsweremadetothe MayoressandtoMrs.R. Boylen,Mrs.Crocker,and Mrs.R.B.Wilson.

Afterthepresentations werecompletedthedebutantesdancedtheSociety waltz,thoseparticipating beingMissMargaretCurtis (partner,JimConroy);Miss LynnetteMarin(Peter Sharpe);Miss Jocelyn Brown(JohnPursill);Miss FlorenceLittle(JohnReid); MissDorothyLittle(Don Farrell);MissMaryMulligan(JimFlanagan);Miss DorothyCrimmins(Les Fuller);MissNannetteConolly(RolandBoylei);Miss Frances Little (Alan Thomas)MissMargaret Cotterell(AlanIrvine); MissJeanWaters(DesWilson);MissThelmaMcGib-

PresentationSistersEstablishNew

ConventinParishofWyalkatchem

AnewfoundationofthePresentation Sistersfrom"long,"MosmanPork,hasbeen madeatWyalkatchem,intheAbbeyNulliusofNewNorcia,attheinvitationofthe parishpriest,theRevJ.Cameron

ThreeSisters,withRev. MotherM.Doloresassuperioress,arrivedinWyalkatchemonJuly13,and tookupresidenceinahouse purchasedbyFatherCamerons8meyearsago.

Thenewconventisthe secondfoundationthisyear todiemadefrom''Iona.'' ThefirstwasatBrunswick Junction.Itisalsothe secondHouseoftheOrder intheNewNorciaprovince, theotherbeingatGoomalling.

TheSistersasyethaveno school,butaregivinginstructionsattheconvent.A promisingstarthasbeen madewithmusic,artof speech,andcommercial subjects.

Additionstotheconvent havebeenalreadycommenced,andwhentheyare completedtherewillbean officialopening.Itishopedtomakeastartinthe buildingoftheschoolsoon.

bon(MauriceFraser);Miss GeorginaMartinovich(Ron Gallant).

MissNoreenBottiniwas thejudgeschoiceasthe belleoftheball,herlovely jacketgownbeingofblush rosemoiretaffeta,withits bias-foldedcollarfinished withtoningvelvetflowers. Shereceivesasouvenirgift fromtheMayor.

Archbishop's Engagements

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

July31: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,St.Patrick's church,Waroona.

August3:

7.30p.m.:St.Mary'sCathedral:AttendinaugurationceremonyofthePerth CentreofthePioneerTotal AbstinenceAssociationof theSacredHeart.

August5:

11a.m.:St.Mary'sCathedral:PresideatSolemn HighMassontheoccasion oftheinaugurationofthe Cathedralcarillon.

August8: AttendCatholicBall,Northam.

August15:

10a.m.:LoretoConvent, Swanbourne:Presideat SolemnHighMass.

August19:

7.30p.m.;St.Kieran's,OsbornePark:CanonicalVisitationandConfirmation.

August26:

7.30p.m.:St.Mary'sCathedral:RenewalofConsecrationoftheArchdiocese totheImmaculateHeartof Mary,andPontificalBenediction.

BishopGummer

ToOrdainThree

OnSaturday,July28,the MostRev.Dr.A.Gummer, BishopofGeraldton,will ordaintothepriesthood threeformerstudentsofSt. Charlesseminary,Guildford,whocompletedtheir priestlycourseatSt.Patrick'scollege,Manly,N.S.W. TheyaretheRev.J. Challis,theRev.G.Crocetti andtheRev.M.Newbold. Theirordinationswillbring thenumberofpriestsfrom St.Charles'seminarytoa totalofnine.

MgrThomasIsGuest OfPilgrims'Club

THER

ECORD

PERTH,THURSDAY,_JULY26,1951.

Physicalfitness

"Letusnotalwayssay 'Spiteofthisfleshto-day, Istrove,madehead,gainedgrounduponthewhole!'

Asthebirdwingsandsings, Letuscry'Allgoodthings Areours,norsoulhelpsfleshmore,now,thanfleshhelps soul!"

Itisnotrelevanttothesubjectweconsiderto (!e;,atetheissueofBrowning'sChrisitanity.But fromtheCatholicviewpointofthemodernfetishof physicalculture,thelineswehavequotedseema muchmoreadequateandorthodoxexposeofthe interdeendencebetweenman'sbodilyandspiritual facultiesthanthatpropoundedbythephysicalcultureexpertsinourmidst.Andcertainitisthatthe nearerthesouldrawstoGodthelessaccountit makesofthebody.SothesaintlyFrenchJesuit, PaulGhinac,usedtoclaim"Thebodyisnothing," andthelovableFrancisofAssisitermedit,with greatgoodhumour:"BrotherAss."

Onthispoint,however,manypractical-minded Catholicsareoftwominds.Whiletheyreverethe wordsoftheSaints,theyhaveavagueantipathytowardsthemastowardsextremists.Perhapsitis so.Itisdifficultfortheasceticaltheologiantojustifyallthe"holyfollies"oftheSaints.Buteven supposingthattherewasneglectorcontempt,itwas anyhowafaultxvifichleanttovirtue'sside.Itwas asaneprejudice.IftheSaintsscornedtheflesh, it\'asnotbecausetheyregardeditasevil,likethe Manichecs,butbecausetheyrecogniseditspotentialitiesofdanger.Nowthemodernphysicalcultureexpertisarealextremist.Hedoesn'tdespise thesoulbecausehedoesn'tbelieveinit.Sofarhas hestrayed.fromthepaganmaximof"soundmindin asoundbody:"thatto-dayitseemsofmoreaccount tobestronginthelegsthanstronginthehead. WhereastheSaintswerewaryofthebodyasofa sourceofdanger,ourtypeofphysicalcultureexpert isblissfully'ignorantofthepossibilitiesofthesoul astheanimatingprincipleofthebody.Truethere ispsychology,buteventhathassomehowforgotten themeaningoftheterm"psyche."

WONTMAKEITso!

Weallknowthewordsofthat well-knownsong,butdon'tletus bemisledintothinkingthatwishingalonewillmakeyourdream ofasmartnewAustincometrue. Weallrealisethattheamazing popularityoftheAustinrange, resultinginaconstantstreamof ordershas,toacertainextent, prolongedtheperiodbetween lodgingoftheorderandactually takingdeliveryofthevehicle;and althoughwearedeliveringthe carsatthesamerateaspreviously,anunpredictableshipping positionhasnothelpedustore-

mainabreastofourordercommitments. Wethereforewouldtakethis,opportunityofadvisingallthoseintendingpurchasersofanyvehicle intheAustinrange,tolodgetheir orderswithoutdelay,inorder thatyouwastenounnecessary timewithouttransport,remembering,ofcourse,thatyoualways INVESTinaAUSTIN.

*ENQUIREATOUROFFICE REGARDINGTHENEWAUSTINELECTRICARS,THEYMAYJUST SUITYOURBUSINESS.

AreunionofWestAustralianCatholicswhomade thenationalpilgrimageto RomeduringtheHolyYear, washeldatthehomeof Mrs.I.DisbreyinScarboroughBeachroadonJuly 13. TheRt.Rev.Mgr.A.R. Thomas,nationaldirectorof thePontificalMissionAid society,whoalsoorganised thenationalpilgrimage,was theguestofhonour.He gaveaninterestingtalkon plansforfuturepilgrimages. Theartistsoftheevening wereMr.sC..H.srMLcmfwp wereMrs.C.H.Foster, Messrs.RoyandBrianAnthony,andMr.RegWilliams.Mr.RoyGalvinexhibitedfilmsofthepilgrimage. Asaresultofthesocial thePilgrims'clubrecruited ninenewmembers.

WarningIsIssued

AboutChainLetter

Achainletterpurporting tobeaNovenatoOurLady ofFatima,approvedbythe SistersofSt.Francis,Boston,Mass.,U.S.A.,iscirculatingthroughthearchdiocese. Thischainletter,althoughpiousinintent,has noecclesiasticalapprobation andshouldbeburntupon receipt.

Therearesuperstitions elementsaboutthedocumentandthreatsabout breakingthechainwhich shouldbeignored.Thereis nosuchreligiouscongregationinBostonastheSisters ofSt.Francis.Thewhole thingisapalpablefraud.

Itmaybeobjectedthatwehavesetoffagainst oneanotherthenormalman-thephysicalculture expert-andtheabnormalman-theSaint.The bootisontheotherfoot.Bothwereexperts;the differencebeingthatthelatterviewedlifecomprehensively.wheretheformersawitfromthesame eternallycrampedandnarrowangle.TheSaint knewmanfora"body-soul,"thecorporealisttreats himasacorps;NordidtheSaintsproposetogovernlifewithabureaucracyofcompulsionlikethe. moderns.Wehavebeenmovedtotheseconsiderationsbytheworld-widemaniaofphysicalfitness whichobsessedespeciallythemilitaristicdictatorshipsofEuropeandbytheapishpropagandathat isincreasinginthiscountry.Initsorganised nationalform,physicalculturemaybecomeagenuinemenaceifthesoundbodyistobecomemerely theturbulenttabernacleofafesteringwarspirit. Initsprivateandextremeformsithastakentoitself somethingofthecolourofthephilosophywhich underliesthemodernfetishofcleanliness-thata cleancollarisreallymoreessentialthanaclean mind.Manyofthepopularlecturerswhoassist intheexpansionofbigbusinessareactuallypropagandistsoftheworsttypeofviciousanddepraved philosophy.Itisfutileforthemtoprotestthat theyarenotmoralistsiftheirphilosophyofphysical orsetsupasstandardsoflifethatonemust cultureandcareofthebodyinculcatesbirth-control, beinteresting.ornamental,or(Heavenforfend)useful.Thiscannotbelightlytreated.Itattacks basictruthsandisapositivedangertosouls.

Itmustnot,however,beimaginedthatCatholicseschewphysicalcultureastheworkofthedevil. Intoomanymoderninstancesithasassumedthis aspect,butthese,wehavespecified.arethedangerous.extremists.TheChurchtoalargeextentendorsesBrowning'sideal.Thebodyplaysanimportantpartinspiritualdevelopment.Isitnot thenegativesideofvirtuealmostexclusivelycentredoncontrollingtheinordinatetendanciesofthe flesh?Asceticalwritersaretakingmoreandmore cognisanceofphysicalunfitnessasafactorinspiritualaridity.Ourschoolshavebecomeformidable competitorsinthefieldofsport,thusillustrating.the utilityofout-doorexerciseasamental,andspiritual tonic.Indeed,gamesaregenerallyadmittedtohe anessentialfactorinthepreservationofchastityof themodernadolescent.Underpresent-dayindustrialconditions.wherethehulkofthepopulationis herdedintocitiesinthecapacityofbondmen,the needofairandlighthasgrownimperative.Modernindustrialconditionshavebegottenanalarming seriesofneurasthenicdisorders,whichthefreshair alonemightdispel.Unhappily.eventhegamesof thenationhavebecomeorganisedandpaidfor.' Modernsportisabusinesswhereinthefewsalaried expertsplayandthecrowdcheersorjeers.Inan olderconceptallplayedintheirownway,anda gamewasforfun.Wemusthaveexercise;why nothaveitontheoldfooting,ratherthanasagrim professionalspecialism.

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ByMaryTinleyDaly.

SchoolPicnicIsOnlyOnceaYear!

Theschoolpicnicisan occasion,allright!

"Tobaditcomesonly onceayear,"saidEileenregretfully.

Altarboys,thechoirand theeighthgradegettheir boatfarepaidbytheschool -iftheyhaveattende requirednumberof sions.Nowondert hassoundedpar fulsomethepastfew

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Onceonboardthe theholidaybeganrelaxingaftertheu strenuosityofpacki moushunchbaske choirturningitstal

"DownUponthe River;"thekids chocolatebarsand lemonade;andthe behindthepartial mityofsunglasses, ingaquietstickof gumanddiscreetly itonabacktooth someofthechildren uptotalk

Afteranhour-and cruisewelanded amusementparkand, quicklyup-endedbe milk,theyoungsters theboatandtow picnicgrounds.

"I'mstarved,Mural quick,willyou?Got totherides."

Itwasonly11 timewasofthees thistoo-shortday.

Everybodyspread teouslunches,and drenateasthough hadbeennoch sandwiches,and 1 ontheboat.

Thenthe"attr thepennyarcadewh boystestedtheir andthegirls,fora gotapictureoftheir husbandsand whereeverybody withamechanical tryingtocapturean clock,andcaughti plasticteaspoon. werethemechanical ingmachinesandthe horsegames;the tellingslips,andthe sureyourgrip"ma

Bythistimelun beensufficiently ed"toriskthe"rid everybodymadea forthem.Stretch consentedtotrya er?horseonthem round,hangingon neckfordearlife. themancamearo tookonlyonetick grinned-"Easyto ain'thavin'nofun, Nexttimearound course,Stretchfelt rideroftheDerby

Wemotherssa backtothepicnic knowingwe'dseeour hopefulssoonbeca haddoledoutonlya amountofmoney. enough Markie agreensun-dressan complexionmatche "C'nIliedown?"shegasped,clutchingherstomach. "Feelkindafunny."Only fiveminutesflatonthepicnicbenchandMarkiedeparted-reportedlyseenimmediatelyafterwardsonthe

caterpillarrideagain,with itsround-and-roun'd,pitchand-roll.Somepeoplenever learn.

Whilewesatatthe table,dollingoutmoney andadviceperiodically,we watchedabarkeratthe

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SchoolPicnicIsOnlyOnceaYear!

Theschoolpicnicisancaterpillarrideagain,with occasion,allright! itsround-and-roulid,pitch-

"Tobaditcomesonlyand-roll.Somepeoplenever onceayear,"saidEileenre-learn. gretfully.

Altarboys,thechoirand theeighthgradegettheir boatfarepaidbytheschool -iftheyhaveattendedthe requirednumberofsessions.Nowonderthechoir hassoundedparticularly fulsomethepastfewweeks!

Onceonboardtheboat, theholidaybegan-mothers relaxingaftertheup-early strenuosityofpackingenormousldnchbaskets;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 consentedtotryastationer?horseonthemerry-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'nIliedown?"shegasped,clutchingherstomach. "Feelkindafunny."Only fiveminutesflatonthepic- nicbenchandMarkiedeparted-reportedlyseenimmediatelyafterwardsonthe

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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,pointingtothepaddle- wheel.

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--tandmorelunch.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'dhavejoinedher,gladly."Oh,boy,now fordinner!:'chorusedthe otherpicnickers.

Well,itcomesonlyoncea year!

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SYDNEY,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,althoughitmaysubsequentlybegivenlegis- lation.WithParliamentin recess,however,thematter isvirtuallyinabeyance.

Protestanthostilitytothe CatholicUniversityhasincreasedinrecentweeks,and itisknownthatincreasingoppositionhasariseninthe ranksof LabourtheParliamentary Party,whichforms atpresenttheGovernment ofNewSouthWales.

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

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

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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 °Collins,whocamefrom

China,visiitedourschool andtoldourdaisallabout 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.

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OfTreasonFilm St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, MarionSt.,Leederville. DearUncleMac,-Thisis thefirsttimeIhavewritten toyou.Sistertoldfifth andsixthaboutotherchildrenwritingtoyou,soIdecidedtowrite,too.

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beonemoretomakethe twelveapostlesofOurLord.

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

JOSEPHINgSITA.

DearJosephine,-WelcometotheCorner!Ilikedyourletter,especiallythe delightfultouchaboutthe extrapupilandthetwelve apostlesofOurLord.I amsiireyou'llenjoythe picture,"GuiltyofTreason."Myboyshaveseen itandthey'vetalkedof nothingelsefordays.So IsupposeI'llbehearing 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 PerturbesAileen 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 we'allgetonwelltogether. Weareexpectingavisit fromFatherBourke,whois comingtoexamineusin

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

Ithinktheschoolisgoing tohaveafancydressball inAugust.Ourclasswill begoingasFederation,becausethisisJubileeyear. That'sifwedo. WhenIfirststartedthis letterIintendedittobea shortone,butit'sanything butshort.Still,Ihopeyou enjoyitandIwillwrite againsometime.-Yours sincerely, UNCLEMAC.

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LastFridaya,Mission priestcametoscho61.He hadspent25yearsinCltitia, andhadarrivedhomeafew weeksago.Oneofthe thingshetolduswasabout alittlegirlwhowasdying ofafever,hungerandcoltcl., Itwassnowingatthetime, andthelittlegirl,aged12, waslivinginalittlehut whichwasverycold,and thewindowshadnoglassin themandthesnowwas blowingonherhair.Wheri Fatherarrivedatthelittle hutheheardthechildcryingwithcold.Goingtothe roomhegaveherfirstHoly Communion,Confirmation, andExtremeUnction.As soonashehadfinishedshe closedhereyes,andher soulwentuptoGod.I thinkthisisallfornow,so Imustclose.-Yourssincerely, BEVERLEYPYKE.

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

DearAileen,-You'revery welcomealso.Youseem somethinglikeI3everley, andyou'renotlookingtowardstheexaminationwith confidence.Well,nobody everdoes-much.Asyou growolder,--examinations alsogrowharder.Sothe onlythingtodoistofront thembravely,-do'yourbest, andhopeforthebest.And sometimesit'ssurprising howwellthingsturnout. Bestwishes. UNCLEMAC.

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St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, MarionSt.,Leederville.

DearUncleMac,Sister hasoftensuggestewriting toyou,butare,have-never gotdowntoit,butto-day sheaskedus,andnowthe wholeclassarewritingto you.Sister,whosefullname SisterMaryEdmund, 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.Weareexpecting FatherBourkesoontoexamineusinourreligion.

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

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

"Comeinandhavelunch first,"saidPeter.SoPeter andSimonandthesoldiers satdown.tolunch,andtalkedabouttheangelandCornelius. ThenextdayPeter,with sixoftheJoppaCatholics, startedoffwiththesoldiers ofCorneliusforCaesarea, wheretheyarrivedia 24hours.Corneliuswas waitingforthem.Hehad invitedallhisrelativesand friendsintomeetPeter. AssoonasPeterentered thehouse,Corneliusdroppedonhiskneesandbowed hisheadverylowtohonour St.Peter.ButPeterlifted himupandsaid:"Don'tdo that.I'monlyamanjust asyouare."ThenPeter turnedtoallthepeopleand said:"Youknowitbsedto beforbiddenusJewstoassociatewithforeigners.But GodhasshownmethatI shouldnotconsiderany manaforeignerorcommon. SoIwillinglycamehere whenIwassentfor.Tell mewhatyouwantofme." Corneliusansweredfor everyoneandtoldPeterof theangel'svisit.Thenhe endedbysaying:"Nowwe areallgatheredheretolisforyourletter.Ihopeyou getasgreatathrillwhen youseeyourletterasyour sisterdidwhenAuntBessy printedhers.

IthinkSisterMaryEdmundisaveryfineteacher,andIhavetothankher verymuchforencouraging yougirlstowrite. Ilikeyourchoiceofsubjects.Addhistorytothem, andthey'dbemine,too.I hopeyouwriteagain, Joanna.Bestwishes.

UNCLEMAC.

MaryCosentino

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

DearUncleMac,-Thisis thefirsttimeIhavewrittentoyou.Sisterhastold usmanytimestowriteto you,butwehavenever botheredtowrite..The girlsintheclassdecidedto write,andIdecidedtodo so,too. Iaminsixth,4ndIam12 yearsofage.Inmyclass thereareeleven.Weall enjoyschoolhours.We willstartourexams.soon; FatherBourkewillbetestingus.

FatherO'Collins,whohas comefromChina,toldus manythingsaboutChina on.June8.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, andhecantellaobuthisexperiencesinamannerfew othermencoulddo.Best wishes.

UNCLEMAC.

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(FortheLittleOnes).

THETURTLEDOVES.

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tentowhatevermessage Godhasgivenyouforus."

St.Petertoldthemthe storyofOurLord'scorn* ing,andofHisdeathand resurrection.Heconcluded:"IandmyfellowApos-tlesarewitnessestothe RisenChrist,Whoisthe Judgeofthelivingandthe dead,andHehasappointed ustopreachHisName,that allwhobelieveinthat Namemaybeforgiventheir sins."

JustthentheHolySpirit Lamedownonallwhowere intheroom,asHehad comedownontheApostles atPentecost.gowthe JoppaCatholicswhowere therewereverymuchsurprisedatthis.ThenSt. Peterdeclared:."Whocan refusebaptismtothesegood peoplesincetheHolySpirit hascomeuponthemjutas 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.

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, butstintkepton.Atlast hecametoasignpostand climbedupittoreadwhich wastherightwaytogo.

Hearingthetramp,tramp, trampofsoldiers,hehastily sliddownandhidinsome bushes.Thecaptainasked apassingshepherdwhich wasthenearestroadto Starport.Theshepherd toldhimoftworoads,one ratherlongandstraight,the othershort4andrough.The captaindecidedtotakethe longerroadandthecompanypassedoff.

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

LaterMr.Martinwas abletoescapetoFrance. Butitwasmanyyearsbeforehecouldreturntohis wifeandthe,youngsonwho hadsogallantlysavedhis father'slife..

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SacredScripturesbut'tibia:a, morereadableone-Great, wouldbetheirchagiiirlifancy,weretheytoreit thiscommentontheirwork' "Inour:Own.parishand oneotherwhereIhaae manycontactsIfindthat thegeneralreactionfilltby allthosewholistenisa senseog,_Itoptration ands wonder\VHY'SikheltitnaY translatioaaltiarneebssabatia' tutedforthetranslation whichhasstoodthe ofmanyyearsandfromwhich' somanypassagesare quoted."WhileIagreethat onemightoftenfeelthat theoldorderofthingsisthe morepreferableandthatit isalittleoddtofollowfrom onetranslationwhatisbeingreadfromanotherIcannottheInspiredWord.

atittnit,'withAldravritetthat the.',1nevetranslatiohis ,clurnsatalfshouldn'tliketo 'accuseoneofthegreatest literaryscholarsandclearest leatponents',sof/theEnglish aangualge- toproducinga' clumsyeffortaIatithinkthe' (faultliesratherIrf reader,whaa,weddedtothe old'wetoft,putting- thtngSV admit'the"dew.My,personal is,notalaidyspreparedto, reactionisso'todelight'inthe nearclarity'of'theepistles and,-to-deplore'themodern detailof,die'Getroels."'ButI .avnlthefault'ismineFor many'litenetstrarrilaticon lias.,givenanewhi'hfeand rietitning,toIliahrileriptures' 1'antsure'it-irwiththe pitieshope'that/theaalkive vela.understandingIaof,,the Scriptureswill'rade'all that'priestshavetel"aside thehidin'favour of the new.After'all,whatriltita tersisnottheconsecration' ofage.or/hefamiliarring/ ofwordsbuttheneared" possibleappvoicimation'to

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"Atathepresenttimea numberofnewparishesare beingformed.Howare parishboundariesdetermined?Whodecideswhere thenewparishistobe?

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"Perplexed"orSpearwood askswhyanewtranslation oftheEpistlesandGospels isbeingreadinCatholic Church.

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

"Inourownparishandin oneotherwhereIhave manycontactsIfindthat thegeneralreactionfeltbyallthoseyyholistenisa senseoffrustrationand wonderwhysuchaclumsy translationhasbeensubstitutedforthetranslation whichhasstoodthetestof manyyearsandfromwhich somanypassagesare quoted."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.ButI ownthefaultismine.For manythenewtranslation hasgivenanewlifeand meaningtotheScriptures andIamsureitiswiththe pioushopethatthelove andunderstandingofthe .Scriptureswillreachall thatpriestshavesetaside thebldinfavourofthe new.Afterall,whatnibttersisnottheconsecration ofageorthefamiliarring ofwordsbutthenearest possibleapproximationto theInspiredWord.

HowtheBoundariesofNewParishes

AreFixedbyBishoptoMeetNeeds

"ACatholicWoman"of OsborneParkwrites:

"At'thepresenttimea numberofnewparishesare beingformed.Howare parishboundariesdetermined?Whodecideswhere thenewparishistobe?

Churchauthoritiestherefore areofpainstomakeprovisionforthemassoonasthe opportunityarises.

WhetherWhale

A.Thequestionisalittle IsFishorFlesh offmybeatbutIthinkI cangivensortiesortofan answer.Ultimatelythefixingofthelimitsofanew parishwouldbethetaskof theBishopoftheplacein whichthenewparishwould besituated.ChurchLaw makesprovisionforsuch asubdivisionofdiocesan territory.Itakeitthe Bishopwouldbeguidedby theneedsofthefaithfulin theplaceconcerned,the possibilityofprovidinga residentparishpriest,the abilityofthepeopleto providethenecessaryparish equipmentandsimilarother reasons.Ithinkyouwill findevidenceofallthese reasonsinallthenewparishesofrecenttimes.They areallinnewdistricts wherethedemandsforthe servicesofaresidentpriest areontheincreasefrom daytoday.Inallofthese placestheCatholics'first needisforSundayMassin aplacefittingitscelebrationandaconventschool wherethechildrenmaybe 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 discussedinoverseasjournalswillbegoodenoughto putmeinthewayofan explicitdealingwiththe question.Thiswillhelpme answermoresatisfactorily thepresentwriter'squestion.

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Aletternowfrom"P.L.teacherofthefaithful,invokinghisfullauthority, anddealingwithmattersof faithormorals.Theoccasionsonwhichhemakesinfalliblepronouncementsare veryrareindeed.Torefuse toacceptaninfalliblepronouncement,whichwas clearlyseentobesuch, wouldbeforaCatholic,to committhesinofheresy.

B."ofMT.MAGNET.The writerisnotaCatholicbut heisnotanti-Catholic,as indeedveryfewofmycorrespondentsare;afactI thinkthatisnotabundantly cleartoanumberofmy listeners.Withthepossible exceptionoftwoorthree lettersI'vereceivednone butsincereandcourteous enquiriesduringmytimeat themicrophone.True,there hasbeenacertainamountof 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 truthnordoesitgiveevidenceofanydesireforcompromisewhichthenon-Catholicideaofunityamong Christiansusuallysuggests. Soyouseemypositionhere isnoeasyone.He'sabig manwhocanpleaseeveryone!

Howevertogetbackto "P.L.B."He'sprobably twitchingwithimpatience whilstIbabbleonso!"P. L.B."is,asIsay,anonCatholic,sincerelyanxious todojusticetotheCatholic position.Ihopehewill recognisethatmyintention istoassisthimintheattainmentofthislaudable desire.Hewrites: Whateverthebeliefof Catholicsintheinfallibility ofthePope,thatheissacrosanctandthatanyquestioningofhisjudgementis sacrilege,non-Catholics, whilerespectinghishigh office,finditdifficulttoacceptanyconclusionother thanthatheisaman,and subjectto"alltheillsthe fleshisheirto."

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

Normally,evenwhenthe Popeaddressesthewhole Catholicworldashedoes inhisencyclicals,hedoes notspeakinthissolemn manner.Attimesthereare infalliblestatementsof doctrinecontainedinthese encyclicalsbutforthemost partthesedocumentscontainnothingmorethan masterlyexpositionsofthe ordinaryCatholicdoctrine onthesubjectstreated.The Popestateshiswellconsideredopinionsabout manymattersconnected withfaithandmorals. Theseopinionsarewell worthyofrespectfulconsiderationnotmerelyby Catholicsbutbyallmenof goodwillsincetheyrepresentthebestCatholic thoughtonthesubjects treated.Noclaimismade thateveryencyclicalsays thelastwordonthemattersreferredto.ButIthink youwillagreethatitis becominguniversallyrecognisedthatthesedocumentsformafirstclass sourceforthestudyofthe problemswhichtheydiscuss.Thoughtfulmenofall theChristiandenominations arebecomingincreasingly attentivetotheseperiodical pronouncementsofthe HolySee.Theyrecognisein themtheformulationofthe principlesuponwhichthe Christianlifemustbebuilt up.Theyunderstandtoo thatwhenthePopespeaks tothefaithfulheisnot merelyamanlikeanyotherman.Heisnotmerely voicinghisownopinions. HeisinfactthemouthpieceofChristianthought inasensein'whichno otherspeakerintheworld canclaimthisoffice.

Thereis.ofcourse,full justificationforthedistinctionwhichyoudrawbetweentheofficeofthePope andhisperson,orhetween

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thesupremeteacherof CatholicChristendomand theoccupantforthetime beingofthatoffice.Pope differsfromPoneinintellectualandmoralcalibre. Thatdifferencedoesnot affecthisauthorityfor Catholicswhensneakingex cathedrabutitdoesmodify therespectwithwhichthe personalopinionsandpolicy oftheindividualPonesare receivedbothbyCatholics andnon-Catholics.Ithas beenthegoodfortunenot merelyoftheCatholic worldbutofallmenof goodwillthattherecentoccupantsoftheChairof Peterhavebeenmenwho areoutstandingbothmorallyandintellectually. Henceitseemstome thatinthecaseofthepresentHolyFatheritisreasonabletoexpectthathis viewsshouldcommandthe respectnotmerelyofhis ownspiritualsubjectsbut

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ofallthosewhohavethe realinterestsofourcivilisationatheart.WhenYou considerthedetailsofhis careerIthinkyouwill agreethatthereksomethingunique about theopportunitiesthathehashad toacquainthimselfwith theworldsituation.That bothbytrainingandnaturaltalentsheisastatesman ofthefirstrank,thathis, views,notmerelyonreligiousmatters.butalsoon internationalaffairs,areof avaluewhichitisdifficulttoover-estimate.When yourecogniseaswellthat hisintentionsareexnressedperfectlyinthemotto whichhetookforhisown, "OpusjustitiaePax",the workofjusticeispeace, then thinkyoumust agreethatyouhaveinthe personofPiusXIIsomethingverymuchmorethan "amansubiecttoallthe illsthefleshisheirto."

Anti-SemitismIsaMovement

InWhichChristiansCannotShare

"Guelph"ofCottesloe askscertaininformation abouttheProtocolsofthe EldersofZion.I'mafraidI cannothelpyouatthe momentbutmysearchfor informationisnotabandonedyet.WhenIget,whatI wantIshalltellit,toyou.

"Guelph"asksfurther:

Willyoupleaseelucidate thetwocuriousfacts:

(I)ThatmanyCatholics areanti-Semites,especially thosefromEasternEurope.

(2)ThattheChurch,in thepersonsofCardinal FaulhaberandPopePius XII,becamethedefender andprotectorofthepersecutedJews.

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

maybesaidforitspresence amongEasternEuropeansonewouldneedtobean EasternEuropeantounderstandthat-itspresence amongWesternEuropeans iswhollyunjustifiableand notasprevalentasthe wordingofyourquerymightsuggest.Anditshould neednoemphasisingthatit iswhollyoutlawedbythe Church.'Itisamovement,' saidPopePiusXI,'inwhich Christianscannotshare.'The lawofChristiancharityis universalinitsapplication, tobeextendedtoallmen regardlessofclass,colouror creed.Itisnotsurprising, therefore,thattheofficial and;Imightadd,general attitudeofCatholicstothe persecutedJewswasoneof sympathyandgeneroushelp. TheJewsthemselvesrealisedthisandonmorethan oneoccasion acknowledgehavepublicly it.Thatone resultoftheVatican'shospitalitytotheJewsinthe recentwaryearswaswhat yousuggettIhavenotbeen abletoascertainthoughI fancyIhavereadsomethspheres'aswell.Whafe'veringofthekindsomewhere.

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PopePiusCallsforIntenseMissionary EfforttoMeetSupremeCrisisofToday

ByREV.JOSEPHJ.SULLIVAN(Correspondent,N.C.W.C.NewsService).

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.-Inviewofthe"supreme crisis"facedbythewholehumanrace,HisHolinessPopePius XIII.hasissueda10,000-wordencyclicallayingdownnormsfor ever-increasingmissionaryeffortsthroughouttheworld.The Pontiffparticularlystressedtheimportanceofstrengtheningthe nativeclergy,sinceforeignmissionariesarebannedbythepersecutions;aginginmanypaganlands.

rnnvoliPnl named profess documentsetasanobjec- tivethewinningof"the enormousmultitudeof practicallyonebillionsouls" who"dwellindarknessand shadow."

ifteritsopeningwords, EvangeliPraecones"(HerildsoftheGospel).Itwas ssuedonthe25th.anniveraryoftheEncyclical, RerumEcclesiae,"byPius (I,whichalsodealtwith hemissionworkofthe -2hurch.ThenewdocunentisdatedJune2,1951, 'eastdayofSt.Eugene,the iolyFather'spatronsaint.

ThePontiffcitedthegreat Progressmadebythemis;ionsduringthequarter!cnturysincePiusXIissued Pisencyclical,andreferred ',othefactthatinthatperodthenumberofCatholics Lnmissionlandshadrisen from15to28millions.He fullyendorsedtheprincip[eslaiddownbyhispreiecessor,but,likehim, warnedthat,despiteallthat hasbeenachieved,muchhas moreremainstobedone.

"Venerablebrethren,"the PopetoldtheBishops throughouttheworld,"you arewellawarethatalmost thewholehumanraceistodayallowingitselftobe drivenintotwoopposing camps:forChristand againstChrist.Thehuman raceisinvolvedto-dayina supremecrisiswhichwill issueinitssalvationby Christ,orinitsutterdestruction.

PreachersoftheGospel areusingtheirtalentsand energiestoextendtheKingdomofChrist;butthereare otherpreacherswho,since

andrejectallhopeforeter-t nalhappiness,aretryingto' dragmendowntoanabjectI condition. 1

ReferringtoPiusXI'ss encyclical,HisHo1iness statedthat"inviewofthef upheavalsanddangersof thepresenttime,whennot afewpeoplesaredividedbyt conflictinginterests,weJ hturithe caohnstiderhispirtesveehrty occasion reiterateourapprovalof( thiswork.Forthemissio-( nariespreachtoallmenthe practiceofthenaturaland] Christianvirtuesandthat I brotherlyandcommonfel-i lowshipwhichtranscends racialconflictsandnational frontiers."

ABillionSoulsYet

RemaintobeSaved

Inthepast25years,the Encyclicalsaid,thenumber ofmissionshasincreased from400to600andthe numberofnativeand foreignpriestsfrom14,800 to26,800.Whilein1926all missionbishopsweretoreigners,today88missions areentrustedtothenative clergy gyan andin lrecenthasyearsn F thehierarchy inseveralplaces. Thisprogress,however, wasgainedatthecostof greatsufferingsandmartyrdomwhichinthepast andpresentarebeingexpendedforthespreadingof theKingdomofChrist,the Encyclicaldeclared.Inlay- ingdownnormsforincreasedmissionaryefforts,the

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thatCatholics havebeenabletomakethe fullyjustifiedrejoinder"that whiletheyaresecondto noneinthematterofpatrio- tism,theygenuinelydesire toenjoya "Thererightfulliberty." aresomesheph- erds,asyouknow,venerable brethren,"theEncyclical continued,"Whostriveto leadawaythesheepfrom thisonefoldandhavenof salvation;youlikewiseknow thatthisdangerisdaily growinggreater.

loveitwithduecharity.

"Furthermore,lethim notseekanyearthlyadvantageforhisowncountryor religiousinstitute,butlet himratherseekwhatmay helptowardthe,salvation ofsouls.

Besidesurgingeffortsto formandincreasethenativeclergy;theEncyclical stronglyrecommendedthe developmentofCatholic Actioninmissionterritories andtheextensionofthe ipostolateofthepressandotherpublications.Allthese effortswouldservethetrue purposeoftheChurch,the Encyclicalsaid,namelythat ofestablishingtheChurch inthevariouscountriesas suchratherthandestroying theirnativecharacter,or seekingtodominatethem, orimposingaEuropean formofcivilizationupon them.

Speakingoftheefforts andsacrificesthathave contributedtotheprogress ofthemissionstheEncyc-licalsaid:"Thissalutary progressoftheworkofthe missionshascostnotonly ceaselessandgreatlabours ofthosewhosowedtheseed oftheGospelbutalsomuch bloodofmartyrs.

"Inthecourseofcenturies therehavenotbeenlacking 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.Whathap- penedthen,willundoubtedlyoftenhappenagain."

DangersThatFace

TheApostolate

ThePontiffinhisEncyc-licalscoredthosewhohave triedtoseparateCatholics

fromtheApostolicSee.Hesecondfatherlandandmustdegreeofcultureandpoli- ticaldevelopment,inorder togainitsfreedomwantsto driveoutofitsterritoryallgovernors,armedforcesand Missionariesbelongingto anoccupyingforeignpower andthatitcannotdoso otherwisethanbyforce. Whatthen,Weask,would bethedisasterthatwould threatentheChurch throughoutallthatterritory,unlessfullprbvision hasbeenmadeforthe needsoftheChristianpop- ulacebyanetworkof nativeprieststhroughout thewholecountry?"

"WhenWeconsiderbeforeGodtheimmense numberofmenwithoutthe truthoftheGospel,and dulyreckonthegrave dangerthatfacesmanyfromtheprevalenceofatheistic materialismorfromacertainso-calledChristian creedwhichisinfectedbythetenetsanderrorsof communism,Wefeelthe deepestsolicitudeand concernthatnothingbe leftundonetopromotethe workoftheapostolatethroughouttheworld."

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 peoplesandp1acethe Churchunderherownnativehierarchy."

ChurchIsAbove SectionalInterest

Incarryingonsuchactivities,missionariesshould cooperatewitheachother tothefullestpossibleextent, theEncyclicalsaid.Itremindedthathewhohas beencalledtotheforeignmissionshasreceiveda sublimevocationtoconsecratehislifetothe spreadingoftheKingdom ofGodtothefarthestends oftheearth,andadded: "He(themissionary) must,therefore,consider thecountrytowhichheis goingtoevangelizeas GoodNewsfortheHard-of-Hearing "ACOUSTICON"HearingAid

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

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

"Butletthemremember thattheyhavenotreceived theirportionoftheLord's VineyardbyaItdof*pri- vatetitlein¶erpetuity. Rathertheyholditatthe willoftheHolySee,whose rightandresponsibilityitis toseethatitisfullydeve- loped."

ValueofNative ClergyIsProved

TheEncyclicalpointedoutthatPiusXIhad"with almostpropheticvision" warnedofpossibleconditionswhichhavenowbeen tragicallyverifiedinthe FarEast,particularlyin ChinaandKorea. document"Inthesecountries,"the said,"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- naries whoandnativepriests striveonlytopromote thegenuinegoodofpeople bytheirlaboursand,ifnecessary,bythesacrificeof theirlives."

T11eEncyclicalthen quotedthefollowingfrom

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DutytoRemedy

SocialInjustices

Afterhavingdiscussedthe needforCatholicAction organizations,publications, schoolsandhospitalsasinstrumentsofmissionaryac-tivity,theEncyclicalthen turnedtosocialreforms, whichare"demandedby justiceandcharity,"as"an aspectofnolessimpor- tance"inviewofcommunistactivities.

"Whilecommunistpropa- ganda,todaysowidespread, isreadilydeceivingthe mindsofthesimpleand untutored,"theEncyclical said."Weseemtohearan echoofthosewordsofthe DivineSaviour,'Ihavecompassiononthemultilude.' Itisimperativetopullinto practice,withzealanddiligence, taughttherightprinciples bytheChurchin thismatter.

"Itisimperativetokeep allnationsfreefromthese perniciousdoctrineswhich representtheenjoymentof thisworldastheunique goaltobeattainedbymen inthismortallife.

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

"However,.itistheduty ofallasfaraspossibletomitigatethedistress,to sweetenthesorrowandto relieve.theanguishoftheir brethrenduringthislife. Charity,indeed,canremedy toacertainextentmanyunjustsocialconditions.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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IrishLeadersProtesttoHungaryOf CrimesAgainstReligiousFreedom

TheIrishAmbassadorinLondonhas beeninstructedtoconveytotherepresentativesoftheHungariangovernmenttheIrish Government'sabhorrenceofthecrimes againstreligiousfreedom,ExternalAffairs MinistertoldtheDailEireanninreplytoa questionaskedbyhispredecessor,Sean MacBride.

TheAmbassadorwasinstructedtoprotestwithall possibleforceagainstthe deathandprisonsentences metedoutinthepresent -trial"atBudapest,when ArchbishopGroeszwassentencedto15yearsinprison andtheRev.FrancisVezer, formerPauliteprior,was sentencedtodeath. ArchbishopJohnMcQuaid ofDublin,referringtothe desireofHisHolinessPope PiusXIIfortheunionof allthefaithfulinprayerfor th r eirpersecutedbrethren, exhortedthepeopleofthe archdiocesetoremember thoseintentionsdaily,especiallyatMass.Hedirected alsothatonaspeciallyappointeddayofreparation andsupplicationtheBlessed Sacramentbeexposedfor somehoursinallchurches andchapelsafterthelast Mass.

"BaconPriest"Seeks AidforColleagues

Apracticalandenergetic priestfromHollandisnow inIrelandtoseekaidforhis hard-pressedcolleaguesin EasternGermany.Heisthe Rev.WerenfriedStraaten founderandleaderofthe EastEuropeanPriests' Relief,alsoknownasthe "BaconPriest",so-called becauseofhissuccessingettingsuppliesofbaconto theneedyinEastern Europe. Receiveduponhisarrival inIrelandbyMonsignor Glennon,Chancellorofthe ArchdioceseofDublin, FatherStraatentoldinterviewersthathecameto Irelandtoraisemoneyto buycattle,havethemeat cannedandthenshippedto EasternGermany.Hesaid thatduringhisprevious tourinBelgiumandthe Beneluxcountriestosecure cannedmeat,hegavean averageof25sermonsa weekfortwoyears.

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Andoftenlostawheelfrom th'ass'sdray. SomearethankingMr. EamonndeValera, TherestarethankingDillon andMacBride, AndIhopewe'llthinkof saying"ThankGod", Whentheugly"Border"is destroyed.

WestGermanySeeks CattleinIreland

Adelegationofsixfrom WesternGermanyarrivedat Dublinairportrecentlyto starttradetalkswithGovernmentDepartmentshere. Theirdiscussionsareexpectedtolastaweek.HerrA.H. vonScherpenberg,leaderof thedeputation,toldanIrish PressreporterthatGermany wasinterestedinIrishagriculturalproductsandhoped togetcattleforslaughter andforstock-raising.They werealsohopefulofgetting fodder,oatsandbarley,but herealisedthatinregardto thesemuchdependedon harvestresults.Germany couldgiveusfertilisers, electricalgoodsandmachinery.Notagreatdealof ironandsteelcouldbesuppliedbecauseWesternGermanywasmakingitscontributiontoWesterndefence.

JumbleSaleWill AidSeafarers'Club

ToaidtheCatholicClub forSeafarers,Fremantle,a jumblesalehasbeenarrangedforAugust4inSt.Patrick'shall,Fremantle,commencingat2p.m.

Jumblemaybeleftatthe Seaman'sCluborwillbe collectedfromprivatehouses ifdonorswill.kindlyleave theiraddressesattheClub orringL1958.

TemperanceMovement HasSupernaturalMotives

SinceApril26,"TheRecord"newspaperhasgraciouslypublishedaseriesof articles,purportingtoinformtheCatholicsofthe Archdioceseastotheorigin, natureandphenomenal growthofthisnewassociation,tobeestablishedin theirmidst.Itistobe hopedthatthesearticles werereadanddigested,especiallybycountryreaders, andthattheirreadingwill bethepreludetotheiractiveparticipationinthis highlycommendableTemperancemovement.

HavingplacedthePioneer associationinitsproperhis toricalperspective,wewill nowexplain,asbrieflyas possible,theinnerworking ofthisassociation,whichis penetratingpeacefullyand prayerfullythroughoutthe world,goingfromstrength tostrength,gatheringin apostlesforthepracticeand propagationofthevirtueof temperancein'aheroicdegree.

NoDirectAppeal

ToDrinkSinners

ThePioneerassociation hasforitsprimaryobject thepromotionofTemperanceintheinterestsofthe SacredHeart.Itsmethod isnottoappealdirectlyto thosewhoaresinning throughdrink,butratherby self-denialandprayerofits memberstowinfromthe SacredHeartthegracenecessarytosuchsinnersto livesoberlives.Itsmembers,therefore,donot merelytakeapledge,but ratherundertakeacrusade ofdailyprayerandlifelongself-denialintheform ofcompletetotalabstinence ofthestrictestkind.

antthattheidealsoftite movementbegraspedand thoroughlyunderstood.

APioneermaybedefined asonewho,notneedinga pledgehimself,undertakes life-longabstinencehimself forthesakeoftheSacred Heart,andforthosewhosin throughdrink.Hedoesnot, therefore,becomeaPioneer becauseheisafraidof drink,norbecausehethinks itwrongtotakeadrink, butthathemaygiveglory andconsolationtotheSacredHeartofJesusthirsting forhimontheCross;that hemaygivegoodexample tohisweakerbrethren;that hemaypractiseself-denialinimitationoftheSacredHeart;thathemay makeeffectivereparationto theSacredHeartforsinsof intemperance;andthatby prayer,strengthenedbythe freeandvoluntarysacrifice ofhisrighttodrink,he mayhelpintheconversionofexcessivedrinkers. AndyetthePioneer.islabelledasafanatic!

MainRulesofTwo DegreesofMembers

Intheassociationthere aretwodegreesofmembership-PioneerandProbationer.Full4ioneermembershipisreservedtothose whoareover18yearsof ageandwhofortwofull yearsprevioustoadmission haveabstainedfromall drinksforbiddenbythe Pioneerrules.Probationers mustbeatleast16years old,mustbeofstrictly temperatehabits,and,like thefullPioneer,mustbe preparedtotakethepledge forlife.

Themainrulesoftheassociationareasfollows:

We''cannotover-emphasisethemotivesthatactuate ingivingup hisrighttouseintoxicating drink.ThePioneerandthe associationwillalwaysbe misunderstood,unlessthe motivesareproperlyunderstood.Henceitisimport-

(a)Onadmission,every member,whetherPioneer

orProbationer,undertakes tomaketheHeroicOffering,whichisapromiseto abstainfromalldrinksforbiddenbytherulesfcirlife.

(b)Twiceeachday,mthe morningandagainatnight; torecitetheHeroicOffering.

TheHeroicOfferingprayerisasfollows:

"ForThygreaterglory andconsolation,0Sacred HeartofJesus!forThysake togivegoodexample,to practiceself-denial,tomake reparationtoTheeforthe sinsofintemperance,and fortheconversionofexcessivedrinkers,Iwillabstain forlifefromallspirituous drinks."

Thepledgeisheroic,becauseitinvolvestotalabstinenceforlife;itiscalled anofferingbecausebyitthe Pioneervoluntarilyoffersto theSacredHearthisright todrink.

(c)Alwaystowearhis badge,eitherPioneeror Probationer,publicly.

(d)Incaseofdefault, thatis,ifhetakesadrink forbiddenbytherules,to notifytheCentrewherehe joined,andtoreturnhis badgeandmembership card.

Theuseofalcoholicdrinks isabsolutelyforbiddento members;theseinclude beer,stout,ale(evenhomemade),allkindsofspirits, champagne,liqueurs,all wines(evenhome-made andmedicated),andcider.

Theuseofanyofthese drinksinotherdrinks,such asintea,coffee,egg-flip,or cocktailisalsoabsolutely forbidden.Alcoholmaybe usedinthepreparationof

foodandsauces;thuswineflavouredpuddingsand triflesareallowed.Mineral andaeratedwaterssuchas lemonade,coco-cola,ginger beerandallsoftdrinksare allowed.Allnon-alcoholic cordialsarepermitted.

AssociationHas ManyIndulgences

Theonlycircumstances underwhichaPioneeror Probationermaytakeanyof theforbiddendrinkswithout violationofhispledgeand lossofmembership,iswhen itisprescribedbyadoctor inillness.Ifaforbidden drinkistakenbyanyother authorityexceptthatofa doctor,thepledgeisviolated andmembershiplost.

TheT.A.Associationwas enrichedwithindulgencesby PiusXin1905,andfurther indulgencesweregrantedin 1923byPiusXI.Theyareas follows:-

(a)APlenaryIndulgence maybeobtainedbymembers onthedayoftheiradmission ifbeingtrulysorrowful, theyconfesstheirsinsand receiveHolyCommunion.

(b)APlenaryIndulgence isalsograntedonthesame conditionsatthehourof deathtoallmemberswho shallhaveobservedfaithfullytheHeroicOffering.

(c)APlenaryIndulgence onceamonthisgrantedto thosewhohaverecitedthe HeroicOfferingdailyfora month.

(d)APartialIndulgence ofsevenyearsandseven quarantinesforrecruitinga newmember,and300days Indulgenceasoftenasa memberrecitestheHeroic Offering.

MuchmorecouldbewrittenonthePioneerTotal AbstinenceAssociation,but wehopethatsufficienthas beenwrittentocorrecterroneousviewsyoumayhave had,andtoinstilintoyour mindsthebasictruththat thePioneeris,inaveryreal sense,anapostleofthe SacredHeart.

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LONDON,July13(NC).-DorisHart, 26-year-oldAmericantennisstar,spentan hourinthecalmofaCatholicchurchhere onherwaytowinthewomen'ssinglestitlein theWimbledontournament.

RedTerrorStalksasChildren Are'Bought'FromParents

ByJUDITHLISTOWEL(WrittenforN.C.W.C.NewsService).

andshewasdraggedtoa counterwhereshewas given2,000forintsandthe followingreceipt:

MissHart,amedicalasblestitlebydefeatingthe wellasasportsmarvel, fromCoralGables,Fla., slippedintoSt.James' church,Spanishplace,near herLondonWestEndhotel.

Shethenwentontothe packed,tensecentrecourtto wintheeasiestfinalsin Wimbledon'shistory-6-1, 6-0--in35minutesagainst anotherAmerican,Shirley Fry,ofAron,0.Itwas MissHart'sthirdappearanceinthefinals.

Inadditiontowinningthe women'ssinglescrown,Miss Hartsharedintwoother Wimbledoncrowns.She pairedwithMissFryto capturethewomen'sdou-

defendingchampions,Louise Etrough,ofBeverlyHills, Cilif.,andMrs.Margaret OsborneduPont,ofBellevue,Del.,6-3,13-11.

MissHartthenteamed withFrankSedgman,of Australia,todefeatMervyn RoseandMrs.NancyBolton,ofAustralia,7-5,6-2, forthemixeddoubles championship.

MissHartcontractedparalysiswhenshewasababy andwasexpectedtobea permanentinvalid.Shesufferedmanyyearsofillhealth,especiallyfroma paralysedknee.Then,two yearsago,shehadanoperationtoremoveafilmwhich hadgrownoverhereye.She startedplayingtennisatthe ageoften,principallyto strengthenherparalysed knee.

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LONDON,July12--TheHungarianCommunistregimeis forcingmanyparentstoselltheirchildrentotheStateandrenounceallparentalrightsoverthem.

Thestoryofhowthisisdonehasbeenrevealedbya48-year oldwidow,whowasforcedtosellheronlychild,atwo-and-a-halfyear-oldson,totheReds,andlaterescapedfromthecountry.The mother,Mrs.IstvanNagy,neeJuliaKovacs,gotacrosstheborderintoAustriaafewweeksago

Herhusbanddiedin1949ShewasthenledtoastayattheRakosiChildandshebecameaworker"medicalwaitingroom,"ren'sHome,'thechildren inthestatetextilefactorywheresome12sobbingwouldbetransferredto nearBudapest.Shelivedinwomen,evidentlyinasi-otherhomes,perhapseven Ujpest,aBudapestsuburb.milarpredicament,weretoSovietRussia. hbggingtheirchildren.AWhenMrs.Nagywas youngwoman,sittingnextsummonedbythedoctor,he toher,toldherthatthetookthechildfromher children"purchased"byarms."A,littlethin,"he theStatewere"definitelyremarked."Butheisworth nationalized"andtheir2,000forints(aboutZ175). parentscouldneverseeAfteraterribleseene, themagain.AfterashortLajoswastakenfromher

Sheadmitsthatshewas notaverygoodworker andoftendidnotfulfillher productionquota.OnMay 30ofthisyearthesecretaryofthefactory4managementcalledherandorderedhertogothe-nextday withhersonLajostothe MatyasRakosiChildren's HomeonCsepel,anisland intheDanube.

Onarrivingatthechildren'shome,shefoundan enormouscompoundof some30buildings.From thegate,shewastakento acentralbuilding,thereceptionoffice,forchildren.

Afterahalf-hourwait, shewasledtothechief, whomadeherthefollowing offer.Shehadbeencalled toservewiththeThird BattalionoftheFirst Women'sRegiment.She wastojoinherunitwithin twodays,whileherchild wouldbe"purchased"by theState.

Mrs.Nagyprotesteddesperately;begged,cried, screamed,buttonoavail. Thetextilefactorywhere sheworkedhadreceived theordertoprovide15 recruitsforthewomen's regiment.Shehadbeen chosenbecauseofherpoor productionrecord.

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IndianArchbishopAttacksNehru's

PleaforArtificialBirthControl

ERNAKULAM,India,July13.-The recommendationforbirthcontrolmadeby PrimeMinisterJawaharlalNehruraisesa "seriousissue"forIndianCatholics,ArchbishopJosephAttipetty,ofVerapoly,stated here.TheArchbishopisdirectorofthe CatholicActionsectionoftheCatholicBishops'conferenceinIndia.

PrimeMinisterNehru's recommendationcameina reportmadetotheAllIndia Congresscommittee,which metinBangalore.Hesaid: "Wehavetothinkofthe tremendousgrowthinpopulationandofthenecessity forfamilyplanning.From beingthefadofsomeIndianindividuals,thishas becomeoneofthemostimportantissuesbeforethe country."

ThePrimeMinister's statement,itwasfelt,would encouragebirthcontrol.The statementhadtheapproval oftheCongressPartyand formspartofitselection manifesto.

"TheCatholicChurchis opposedtobirthcontrol through contraceptives,' ArchbishopAttipettysemphasisedincommentingon thePrimeMinister'sreport.

"Catholicsaretaughtto preferthenaturalanden-

noblingcheckofcontinence totheunnaturalanddegradingartificialmethod. Latelyitisincreasingly evidentthatmenof'learningandpositionadvocate birthcontrol.Itisheldas apanaceafortheeconomic illsofthecountry,from foodshortagestoalleged over-population.

"Menofweight,withthe country'swelfareatheart, haveraisedtheirprotest. Theyhavesupportedtheir reasoningwithquotations fromthelateMahatma Gandhi.Gandhiwasan opponentofbirthcontrol.

"India'swomanMinister ofHealth,AmritKaur,has spokenagainstitrepeatedlyintheNewDelhilegislatureTheTravancoreCochinlegislaturehasrecentlyrejectedabirth-controlmeasurebyamajority vote.Catholicsareopposedtoit,andhaveshown themoral,physicalandeconomicevilswhichresult frombirthcontrol."

TheArchbishopexpressed thehopethatPrimeMinisterNehruwillmodifyhis viewsandthattheCongress Partywilldropthebirthcontrol recommendation fromitselectionplatform.

"TheMatyasRakosi Children'sHomeherewith certifiesthatMrs.Istvan Nagy,neeJuliaKovacs,volunteeroftheFirstWomen's RegimentofthePeople's Army,hastodayforthefee of2,000forintscededto thestatehertwo-year-old malechild,Lajos.Simultaneouslyshehasrenounced allparentalrightsand transferredthemtothe MatyasRakosiChildren's Home,Crespel,May31, 1951."

Halfmadwithdespairanddeterminednottoserve thecommunistregime,Mrs.Nagydecidedtoescape,whatevertherisk.ShesucceededandarrivedinSalzburg,Austria,inrags.

ReportsreachingVienna statethatinthecontinuing massdeportationof"class- aliens"goingoninHungary,Redofficialsaretearingchildrenawayfromtheirparentsandsending themtoadifferentplace. Husbandsandwivesare alsoseparated.Itwasreportedthatalready100,000 personshavebeendeported fromBudapest.

TotheEditor

Sir,-Thereisarealand urgentneedinPerthfora Catholiccommunitycentre, andweshouldbeupand doingsomethingaboutit. Suchacentreifestablished wouldhelpgreatlyinthe assimilationoftheNew AustralianCatholic.

Thereisalsothequestion ofhelpingthosepeoplefrom thecountrywhocometothe city,eithertovisitorto towork.Moreoftenthan nottheyremainaloneand friendlessintheisolationof theirboarding-houseor, worststill,theirroom.In aCatholiccommunitycentretheywouldfindboth friendsandentertainment.

TheYouthmovementsare doingagreatjobforthe youngerset,buttheolder personhaslittleornoopportunityofmeetingfellow Catholicssocially.AC.C.C. istheanswertotheirproblem.

Again,withmoreand moreparishes,bothcityand country,takinganinterest intheestablishmentofParentandSchoolassociations, aCatholiccentrewoulddo muchinbringingthesepeopletogetherfordiscussiin andexchangeofviews. Greatimpetuswouldbe giventothevitalquestion ofsocialjusticeforour schools.

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"Catholicsaresecondto noneintheirloveofcountryandineffortsforits welfare,"theArchbishop said."Buttheywillnever compromiseonthismatter."

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LONDON,July13(NC).-DorisHart, 26-year-oldAmericantennisstar,spentan hourinthecalmofaCatholicchurchhere onherwaytowinthewomen'ssinglestitlein theWimbledontournament.

MissHart,amedicalas wellasasportsmarvel, fromCoralGables,Fla., slippedintoSt.James' church,Spanishplace,near herLondonWestEndhotel. Shethenwentontothe packed,tensecentrecourtto wintheeasiestfinalsin Wimbledon'shistory-6-1, 6-0-in35minutesagainst anotherAmerican,Shirley Fry,ofAron,0.Itwas MissHart'sthirdappearanceinthefinals.

Inadditiontowinningthe women'ssinglescrown,Miss Hartsharedintwoother Wimbledoncrowns.She pairedwithMissFryto capturethewomen'sdouor

blestitlebydefeatingthe defendingchampions,Louise lirough,ofBeverlyHills, Cilif.,andMrs.Margaret OsborneduPont,ofBellevue,Del.,6-3,13-11.

MissHartthenteamed withFrankSedgman,of Australia,todefeatMervyn RoseandMrs.NancyBolton,ofAustralia,7-5,6-2, forthemixeddoubles championship.

MissHartcontractedparalysiswhenshewasababy andwasexpectedtobea permanentinvalid.Shesufferedmanyyearsofillhealth,especiallyfroma paralysedknee.Then,two yearsago,shehadanoperationtoremoveafilmwhich hadgrownoverhereye.She startedplayingtennisatthe ageoften,principallyto strengthenherparalysed knee.

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LONDON,July12--TheHungarianCommunistregimeis forcingmanyparentstoselltheirchildrentotheStateandrenounceallparentalrightsoverthem.

andshewasdraggedtoa counterwhereshewas giyen2,000forintsandthe followingreceipt:

inthestatetextilefactory nearBudapest.Shelivedin Ujpest,aBudapestsuburb.

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Thestoryofhowthisisdonehasbeenrevealedbya48-year oldwidow,whowasforcedtosellheronlychild,atwo-and-a-halfyear-oldson,tothe.Reds,andlaterescapedfromthecountry.The mother,Mrs.IstvanNagy,neeJuliaKovacs,gotacrosstheborderintoAustriaafewweeksago Herhusbanddiedin1949 Shewasthenledtoa andshebecameaworker"medicalwaitingroom," wheresome12sobbing women,evidentlyinasimilarpredicament,were h'uggingtheirchildren.A youngwoman,sittingnext toher,toldherthatthe children"purchased"by theStatewere"definitely nationalized"andtheir parentscouldneversee themagain.Afterashort

Sheadmitsthatshewas notaverygoodworker andoftendidnotfulfillher productionquota.OnMay 30ofthisyearthesecretaryofthef4ctorymanagementcalledherandorderedhertogothe-nextday withhersonLajostothe MatyasRakosiChildren's HomeonCsepel,anisland intheDanube.

Onarrivingatthechildren'shome,shefoundan enormouscompoundof some30buildings.From thegate,shewastakento acentralbuilding,thereceptionoffice,forchildren.

Afterahalf-hourwait, shewasledtothechief, whomadeherthefollowing offer.Shehadbeencalled toservewiththeThird BattalionoftheFirst Women'sRegiment.She wastojoinherunitwithin twodays,whileherchild wouldbe"purchased"by theState.

Mrs.Nagyprotesteddesperately;begged,cried, screamed,buttonbavail. Thetextilefactorywhere sheworkedhadreceived theordertoprovide15 recruitsforthewomen's regiment.Shehadbeen chosenbecauseofherpoor productionrecord.

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stayattheRakosiChildren'sHome,'thechildren wouldbetransferredto otherhomes,perhapseven toSovietRussia. WhenMrs.Nagywas summonedbythedoctor,he tookthechildfromher arms."Alittlethin,"he remarked."Butheisworth 2,000forints(about£175). Afteraterriblescene, Lajoswastakenfromher

IndianArchbishopAttacksNehru's PleaforArtificialBirthControl

ERNAKULAM,India,July13.-The recommendationforbirthcontrolmadeby PrimeMinisterJawaharlalNehruraisesa "seriousissue"forIndianCatholics,ArchbishopJosephAttipetty,ofVerapoly,stated here.TheArchbishopisdirectorofthe CatholicActionsectionoftheCatholicBishops'conferenceinIndia.

PrimeMinisterNehru's recommendationcameina reportmadetotheAllIndia Congresscommittee,which metinBangalore.Hesaid: "Wehavetothinkofthe tremendousgrowthinpopulationandofthenecessity forfamilyplanning.From beingthefadofsomeIndianindividuals,thishas becomeoneofthemostimportantissuesbeforethe country."

ThePrimeMinister's statement,itwasfelt,would encouragebirthcontrol.The statementhadtheapproval oftheCongressPartyand formspartofitselection manifesto.

"TheCatholicChurchis opposedtobirthcontrol through contraceptives,' ArchbishopAttipettysemphasisedincommentingon thePrimeMinister'sreport.

"Catholicsaretaughtto preferthenaturalanden-

"Jemcoprufe" ENGLISH GABARDINE RAINCOATS,

noblingcheckofcontinence totheunnaturalanddegradingartificialmethod.

Latelyitisincreasingly evidentthatmenoflearningandpositionadvocate birthcontrol.Itisheldas apanaceafortheeconomic illsofthecountry,from foodshortagestoalleged over-population.

"Menofweight,withthe country'swelfareatheart, haveraisedtheirprotest. Theyhavesupportedtheir reasoningwithquotations fromthelateMahatma Gandhi.Gandhiwasan opponentofbirthcontrol.

"India'swomanMinister ofHealth,AmritKaur,has spokenagainstitrepeatedlyintheNewDelhilegislatureTheTravancoreCochinlegislaturehasrecentlyrejectedabirth-controlmeasurebyamajority vote.Catholicsareopposedtoit,andhaveshown themoral,physicalandeconomicevilswhichresult frombirthcontrol."

TheArchbishopexpressed thehopethatPrimeMinisterNehruwillmodifyhis viewsandthattheCongress Partywilldropthebirthcontrol recommendation fromitselectionplatform.

"Catholicsaresecondto noneintheirloveofcountryandineffortsforits welfare,"theArchbishop said."Buttheywillnever compromiseonthismatter."

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"TheMatyasRakosi Children'sHomeherewith certifiesthatMrs.Istvan Nagy,neeJuliaKovacs,volunteeroftheFirstWomen's RegimentofthePeople's Army,hastodayforthefee of2,000forintscededto thestatehertwo-year-old malechild,Lajos.Simultaneouslyshehasrenounced allparentalrightsand transferredthemtothe MatyasRakosiChildren's Home,Crespel,May31, 1951." Hallmadwithdespair anddeterminednottoserve thecommunistregime,Mrs. Nagydecidedtoescape,whatevertherisk.ShesucceededandarrivedinSalzburg,Austria,inrags.

ReportsreachingViennastatethatinthecontinuing massdeportationof"class- aliens"goingoninHungary,Redofficialsaretearingchildrenawayfromtheirparentsandsending themtoadifferentplace. Husbandsandwivesare alsoseparated.Itwasre- portedthatalready100,000 personshavebeendeported fromBudapest.

TotheEditor

Sir,-Thereisarealand urgentneedinPerthfora Catholiccommunitycentre, andweshouldbeupand doingsomethingaboutit. Suchacentreifestablished wouldhelpgreatlyinthe assimilationoftheNew AustralianCatholic.

Thereisalsothequestion ofhelpingthosepeoplefrom thecountrywhocometothe city,eithertovisitorto towork.Moreoftenthan nottheyremainaloneand friendlessintheisolationof theirboarding-houseor, worststill,theirroom.In aCatholiccommunitycentretheywouldfindboth friendsandentertainment.

TheYouthmovementsare doingagreatjobforthe youngerset,buttheolder personhaslittleornoopportunityofmeetingfellow Catholicssocially.

AC.C.C. istheanswertotheirproblem.

Again,withmoreand moreparishes,bothcityand country,takinganinterest intheestablishmentofParentandSchoolassociations, aCatholiccentrewoulddo muchinbringingthesepeopletogetherfordiscussiin andexchangeofviews. Greatimpetuswouldbe giventothevitalquestion ofsocialjusticeforour schools.

Thefinancingofacentre shouldnotbebeyondthe meansofCatholics,andthe burdenneednotbeaheavy one,sinceallparisheswould shareinitsestablishment. Thegatheringtogetherunderoneroofofthe variousorganisationswould provideincomeinsteadof outgoinginrentswhich mustbeconsiderable.Yours,etc., G.L,EAHY. 24Woodroydstreet, Mt.Lawley. RACING

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ScotchCollegeDefeatsAquinas

S.I.C.SuffersUnexpectedDefeat; EnjoysVisitors'PerformanceofPlay

InSecondRoundofAlcockCup

TheSubiacograndstandsrockedwith thesteadyroarofschoolwar-crieswhen AquinasmetScotchfortheopeninggameof thesecondroundoftheAlcockCupcompetition.

Untilthree-quartertime, Aquinaslookedthebetter team,butScotchshowed theirabilitybybreaking awayinavigorous.last quarter.towinby11points.

beeninjuredearlierinthe game,turnednicelyandput onethroughthe"bigsticks."

J.Lane,theAquinascaptain,wonthetossanddecidedtokickwiththeslight head-wind. Immediately Aquinasforcedtheballinto theforwardarea,andina coupleofminutesa.point wasbroughtup.Soonafter, M.Woodgoaled.Scotchretaliatedandbroughtupa well-earned"two-flagger."

Scramblingfootballresultedinseveralpointsfor Aquinas,whoatquarter timewereninepointsahead.

Scotchfailedtomake muchuseofthewindinthe secondquarter,andwere repeatedlyknockedbackby theAquinasbacks.Early inthequarter,theAquinas centreforward,L.Clarke, scoredapointandfollowed upwithanexcellentgoal,

Scotchthenproduceda patchofgoodfootball,and Carygoaled.Attheendof thequarterM.Ward,the Aquinianrover,pushedhis sidewellaheadwitha"sixpointer."

Athalf-timethescores were:Aquinas,4goals5behinds;Scotch,2goals1behind.

Atthecommencementof thethirdterm,Scotchwent intoitwithawillandgoaledquickly.Afterdashing playonthepartofK. CrowdandM. Ward, Aquinasadded2goals1behind.ThenScotchcame intotheirown,andledby thetallruckmen,Archibald andCary,theydrovethe ballrepeatedlyintotheforwardareascoringthree majorsinaboutnineminutes.

Thescoresat"lemons" were:Aquinas,6goals6behinds;Scotch,6goals4behinds.

N.S.Communion

AtSubiaco,Aug.12

IntheHolyNamesociety'snotesinourlast issue,thedatefortheannualCommunionoftheSubiacobranchwasincorrectlygivenasAugust10. ThecorrectdateisSunday, August12.

Soonafter,hisbrother, Anthony,followedsuitwith amajor,puttingAquinas onceagaininthelead.With sevenminutestogoScotch brokethroughandscored twosuccessivegoals.and thenstavedofftheAquinianattacksandheldtheir handyleaduntilthefinal bell.

Finalscores:Scotch,10 goals6behinds;Aquinas,8 goals7behinds.

Goal-kickers:M.Ward (4),L.Clark(2),C.andA. Akkermans(oneeach).

Bestplayers:G.Price,M. Ward,P.Clark,E.Gianotti, L.Jan,K.Crowd,L.Clark.

ThirdXVII Scores

Thrice;Ryan'sFeat

ThethirdXVIIIhascontinued itsmolesofwinsduetothe hardworkofsuchplayersas J.Roche,L.Naylor.T.Ryan,D. Badlovich,A.Chauncy,K. Churack.

OnJuly11thegamewas againstScotchatScotch.Rain madetheplayverydifficult throughout.

FinalScores:Aquinas4.5defeatedScotch4.3. On conditionsthefollowingSaturday werebetterforthe gameagainstHaleontheKing's Parkground.Theplaywasgood on kickingthewhole,thoughinaccurate bytheAquinasteam wasadisappointment.

FinalScores:Aquinas6.10defeatedHale3-4.

OnJuly21.thethirdsplayed theirfinalgameagainstGuildfordontheMemorialoval.Tim Ryanplayedverywelltoscore 8goalsforAquinasandRod Martindidhispartwitha further4.JohnRocheatcentre halfbackprovedaconstant stumblingblocktotheGuildfordattackandpreventedtheir scoringexceptontwooccasions.

FinalScores:Aquinas18-11 defeatedGuildford

AquinasSixthsAre

DefeatedbyScotch

VisitingScotchcollegeon July7theAquinasSixthXVIII wereeasilydefeatedbythe hometeaminadull,scramblingandraggedgame.Being fastertotheball,whichthey handledwithgreatconfidence. theScotchteamwoninnearly everypositiononthefield.

Shortlyafterthebeginningofthelastquarter,the gamedevelopedintoa fast,rough,hecticcontest. Scotch's'rucksdomina0d theplay,andduetotheir goodwork,Scotchadded2 quickgoals.C.Akkerman, replacingJ.Major,whohad

TheAquinasplayerswereveryslowandsluggishand verypoorkickingandbadpassingwerethecauseoftheir downfall.TheusualAquinas teamworkwasmissingand therewasnotmuchevidenceof theAquinastraditionalfighting spirit.Finalscores:Scotchcollege,7 goals7points;Aquinas.3goals 3points.Bestplayers.B.Boekemen,D.Mitchell,D.Brennan.

D.NulsenScores12

GoalsAgainstHale

OnJuly14thevisitingHale teamwereeasilydefeatedby theRedandBlacks.Anxiousto makeamendsforlastweek's poordisplay,Scotch,thehome team,weresoonintoattack. Playingasateamtheballwas passedquicklyfromtheruck downthecentre.Cleverhand ballinthefowardareabrought upthefirstcoal. WithTomHuttondominatingthecentrehalffowardposition Aquinaswereconsistentlyinattackandaccuratepassingfrom himtoDickNulsenthefull towardbroughtupmanygoals. D.MitchellandR.BagbydominatedtheruckwhileG.Hayes andMickCoakleywerenot troubledinthecentreandonthe wing.

FinalScores:Aquinas. 14 goals13points;Hale,1point. Bestplayers:B.Keenan,B. Huston.T.Hutton.G.Hayes. B.Keenan,G.Hayes.N.Bullock.D.Nulsen(12goals).

ScotchForcesDraw WithAquinasFifths

OnJuly11theAquinasfifths werehometothevisiting Scotchteaminthesecond roundoftheinter-schoolgames. Thegamewasplayedonthe Memorialoval.EarlyintoatthckAquinashandledthedry ballwellandsoonbuiltupa handylead.Bykeepingthe gameopenAquinaswereable tobeattheirheavieropponents totheball.

Afterhalftime,however, Scotchattackedrepeatedlyand graduallytheAquinaslead dwindled.Theleadchanged handstwiceduringthelast quarterbothteamsthrowing everythingintothelastfew minutes.Withthescoreslevel Aquinaswereattackingwhen thefinalbellsounded. FinalScores.Aquinas.4goals 5ooints;Scotch,4goals5 points.

S.I.C.travelledtoCaranistandardwasevidentfrom onJuly21tomeetCarani,thecurtain'srise,aswesaw whomearliertheyhadde-ageandyouthdelightfulfeated,andattheirpreviouslycontrasted,Pudand meetinghadlostbythenarrowmarginofonepoint. However,ontheday,they weresoundlyout-pointed. Thecollegecombinationwas brokenup,teamworkwas disorganised,andtheS.I.C. smallerteamwerenotable tocountertheheavyand morevirileplayoftheiropponents.

Finalscores:Carani,16 goals18behinds;S.I.C.,4 goals6behinds.

BestforS.I.C.werePaul White,NevilMarinko,Tom Rosser.

2ndsBeatMogumber InExcellentMatch

TheS.IC.secondeighteen gaveasharpshocktoMogumber,theleadingteamin theirdivision,'onJuly21. Earlytheyrushedseveral goalsandmaintainedalead tillthehalf-timebell.Then theleadchangedsidesrapidly.Playwasfastand cleanandinexcellentspirit, withverylittlebetweenthe twoteams.

PeterandGerardLanigan,forMogumber,excelled fortheirside.FortheCollegeteamBrothersMark andJeromeandLawrence strovebrilliantly;thesmall butstalwartbacklineof S.I.C.stoodfirm;K.Gill,K. MaileyandS.Winchcomb. Othersconspicuousfor S.I.C.wereJ.Hanley,G. LeaverandM.Angell. Finalscores:Mogumber, 11goals10behinds;S.I.C., 11goals7behinds.

"OnBorrowedTime"

IsWellReceived

FORTYHOURS' DEVOTION.

JULY 5th.-MOSMANPARKand EASTPERTH:OneDay ofExposition.

Gramps. ChristineNealewasskilfullymadeup,aswere GrampsandDemmy(Clare Harvey)allthrough,and gaveamostrestrainedand capablepresentation. Indeedthealertaudience hadapowerfullessoninrestraintandcontrol,inmodulation,andintiming,in meticulouscaretodetail thatrevealednotonlyexcellenttrainingandskilled management,butsplendid naturalactingability

Theyouthfulaudience tookpartisansidesearly withGrampagainstBrink (E.A.White)andagainst Demmy.Everyoneofthe castrespondedadmirably. Soskilfulwasallmanaged

AUGUST lst.-VICTORIAPARK: FortyHours'Prayer (3rd-5th.) TOODYAY:OneDayof Exposition.

thatinterestmountedtowardstheplay'sdramatic close.Surelytheactorsreactedtothetenseatmosphereofanunusually tenseandexpectantyouthfulaudience:emotiondoes leapacrossthefootlights. S.I.C.andS.G.0thank Mrs.Hearderandherbrilliantcastforamemorable performance:"Pud,"G. Stacey,"Gramps,""Grannie," "Demchia," and Brinks."Marcia"andallthe restwillbelongremembered.

COMMONWEALTHOF AUSTRALIA

LandTaxAssessmentAct, 1910-1950

LODGMENTOF

LANDTAXRETURNS

FederalLandTaxreturnsinrespectoflandor interestsinlandownedasatmidnighton30th. June,1951,shouldbelodgedwiththeFederal DeputyCommissionerofTaxation,Perth,not laterthan31st.August,1951.

Allpersonswhoarerequiredtofurnishreturns mustcompleteFormA.showingcompletedetails ofalllandowriedasat30th.June,1951.

Thefollowingpersonsarerequiredtofurnish returns:

(1)RESIDENTSwho,on30th.June,1951, ownedlandorinterestsinlandofatotalunimprovedvalueof£4,000orover.

(2)ABSENTEES(ortheiragents)who,on30th. June,1951,ownedlandorinterestsinlandofan unimprovedvalueof£1orover.

Bestplayers.J.Brick.V. O'Meara,G.McCormack.P. Haddleton.J.Martin.F.Pawle.

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SingleBreasted Suits(asWustrated),featuringCoat withflyfront, backseams,and vent,madefrom BlackBarathea, Twill,orHopsac.

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Some300eagerstudents andothers,onJuly21,witnessedapolishedperformanceoftheadmirablywritdrama,"OnBorrowed Time,"byPaulOsborne. Thecastwaswellbalanced andcapablymanagedby Emery,asGramps,repeated abrilliantperformance;one recallsthathewasanoutstandingprizewinneratthe FestivalDrama, Mr.RonEvanskindlyarrangedthevisitwiththe cordialco-operationofMrs. Hearderandtheplayers. Thedramaitselfhaduniversalappeal.Oldaswell asyoungcouldanddidenjoyitspresentation.Light andshadewerewellblended.Ahighprofessional

(3)COMPANIESwhich,on30th.June,1951, ownedlandorinterestsinlandofanunimprovedvalueof£4,000orover.Allsuchcompanies mustalsoforwardreturnssettingforththe namesandaddressesoftheshareholdersinthe Companyasat30th.June,1951,thenumberpf sharesheldbyeachshareholderandtheamount ofcapitalpaiduponeachshareatthatdate. Ineverycasewherelandisheldinmorethan oneStatethereturnshouldbelodgedwiththe FederalDeputyCommissionerofTaxation, LondonStoresBuilding,BourkeandElizabeth Streets,Melbourne.

FormsnaybeobtainedfromtheprincipalPost OfficesorfromtheFederalTaxationOffice, Perth.

PENALTIES

LateLodgmentofreturn:10%ofthetaxinvolved(minimum£1).

Failuretolodgereturn:£100.

IMPORTANT:Theunimprovedvaluetobe showninthereturnisthatat30th.June,1951.

T.C.H.POWELL, FederalDeputyCommissionerofTaxation.

TenseGripping! The dramaticchangesof Fortune-righttothose lasthushfulfewmoments whensolittlecouldmean somuch Then!the Siren-theonethought ofthatvastcrowd-a refreshing,stimulatin glVsspf

OurLadyofFatimaLeavesaRosary

WithLepersasSheLeavesDarwin CosmopolitanDarwin waitedwithexpectancyat theaerodrometogreetthe statueofOurLadyofFatimawhicharrivedonJuly 3,foritslastpublicreceptionbeforeleavingAustraliaforPortugueseTimor.

Darwindidnotpresent thelargestofthegatherings thatwelcomedOurLadyin Australiabutitwasperhaps themostcolourfuland varied,comprising,among ourownAustralians,Chinese,Greeks,Filipinos, andlastbutnotleastmany Australiannativestrim BathurstIslandMission.

Aspermissionhadbeen grantedforanescortofcars toenterthegroundsofthe AirForcestationover120 wereabletoescortOur Lady'sstatuepastthesentriesattheAirForcegates andproceedonthefour miletriptoDarwin.

Itwasawonderfulsight towitnessOurLady'sstatue inallitsgloryheadingthe processionandtoseethe twinklinglightsofcars stretchinginalonglinefar behindastheprocession travelledthroughthe

avenuesofcoconutpalms, poincianasandfrangipanni. Onthestatue'sarrivalat OurLadyStaroftheSea churchalargecrowdlined thesidesofthestreets,the sistersintheirwhitegowns andblueveilsaddingcolour tothescene.Tothestrains of"HailQueenofHeaven" fourChildrenofMarymet thestatueatthecarand carrieditthroughthe groundsandintothechurch toabeautifulblueandwhite altar,amassofflowers.

Rosarywasimmediately recitedandBishopO'Loughllnthenextendedawelcometothestatueand partyaccompanyingit.

FatherDemoutiezgavea briefoutlineofthepilgrimageandstoryofFatimaandstressedtheneed formoreprayers,morepenanceanddailyrecitationoftheRosarysothat Godmayblessusand grantworldpeace. Headedbysmallflower strewers,acandlelightprocessionproceeded throughthechurchgrounds toaseconddelightfully decoratedaltarintheopen

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air.Heretheparishof St.Mary'swasconsecrated totheImmaculateand MaternalHeartofMary, andthestatuewascarried oncemoretothechurch andtheRosaryrecitedcontinuouslyuntilMasswas celebratedat12.30.

OnWednesdaymorning Masswascelebratedathalf hourlyintervalsfrom6to 9a.m.whenthestatuewas takeninprocessionthrough theschoolgroundstothe conventchapel.

Intheafternoonthe statuewastakenbylaunch acrosstheDarwinharbour totheLeperColonyon ChannelIslandconducted bytheSistersofOurLady oftheSacredHeart.A partyofnativeswhohad gatheredonthejettybegan singinghymnsasthelaunch approached,thenformed intoprocession,following thestatueforthreequarters ofamiletotheirchapelfor Benediction.

Astheleperswerenot permittedtotouchthe statue,aswastheprivilege allowedtoothers,asetof pearlrosarybeadswhich hadhungfromOurLady's handswasleftwiththem.

Asthelaunchmovedoff oncemore,thenativesfarewelledthestatueand partywithhymnsuntilfh.'y wereoutofearshot.

Severalsmallstatuesof OurLadyofFatimaespeciallyblessedbyMonsignor MarquesdesSantos,Vicar GeneraloftheDiocesein whichFatimaissituated, wereplacedincontactwith theworldfamousstatue. Thesearetobeginahome tohomepilgrimagethrough theparishduringwhich eachhomewillbeconsecratedtotheImmaculateHeart ofMary.Specialinvitation formswereissuedtoenable familiestoinvitetotheir

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homeforthefamilyconsecration,oneofthesespecially blessedstatues. OnWednesdayevening thestatuewastakenonan illuminatedfloatinprocessiontotheSacredHeart ChapelofEaseatthe suburbofParapandthere acrowdedcongregation joinedinanhourofreparation.Finallythestatue wasreturnedtoSt.Mary's foraceremonyoffarewell.

EarlyonThursdaymorningthestatuedepartedby Constellationtocontinue thepilgrimagetoDilliin PortugueseTimor.

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INMEMORIAM

CASEY.-Ofyourcharity, prayforthereposeofthe soulofJosephCasey,who diedJuly25,1943,loving husbandandfatherofGertrudeCaseyandfamily. R.I.P.

TAYLOR,John.-Ofyour charity,prayforthereposeofthesoulofJohn,the dearlylovedfatherofErn, Mollie,Margaret(deceased),JessieandJack,fatherin-lawofClarrieandMyrtle,whopassedpeacefully awayonthe23rd.July, 1950.R.I.P. MostSacredHeartof Jesushavemercyonhis soul.

-Rememberedalwaysby JackandMollie,Southern Cross.

WATERS,JohnPeter.-In lovingmemoryofourdear father,whoseanniversary occursonJuly22,1940.

R.I.P. -Insertedbyhisloving family.

FloralTributes

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Mr.andMrs.JohnLove, oftheBakery,Chidlow, wishtoexpresstheirsincerethankstoallrelatives andkindfriendsforletters, cards,telegramsbeautiful floraltributesandpersonal expressionsofsympathyin thesadlossoftheirdarling littlesonandbrother Frankie.EspeciallythankingRev.FatherLinnane,of Mundaring,andthedoctors andnursesoftheWooroloo Hospital.Willallplease acceptthisasapersonalexpressionofsinceregratitude.

ACCOMMODATION

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Pairbrickflatsbetween PerthandFremantle,both furnishedoneflatreturning £5.15.0weekly,othervacant £6250.

OTHERSINCLUDE Scarborough.Pairflatsone vacantonly£1450.

NorthPerth.HandyChurch,Convent,brick4 bedrooms,£4620.

Apple&oss.Ultramodern,goodbuying£5500. Swanbourne.Newtiled rooffurnished,£2975.

FARMINGPROPERTY Afirstclass114acreproperty,allcleared,cottage, schemewaterfewmiles fromleadingcentre,handy Perth,only£1500.Sole Agents.

SHEEPPROPERTY WITH130MILESPERTH 20"rainfall,nearly900 acres,500cleared,under pasture,balancebeing cleared,amplewater,solid stonehomestead,Super Quota28tons.Priceof £15,000includes500sheep inwool,200lambs,cattle, pigs,poultry.Illhealth alonecompelssaleofthis excellentproperty.

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CONSULTOURFARMING EXPERTSFOR ALLREQUIREMENTS FROMSMALLPOULTRY FARMSTOA10,000ACRE PROPERTY SELLERSWANTED Wehaveurgentcash buyersforcompactmodern 2bedroomedhomeclose transport,a4bedroomed trickhomebetweenPerth andFremantle,abrickhome neartheUniversity,asmall homeanygoodsuburbupto £2500. WEHAVE EVERYCONCEIVABLE TYPEOFBUSINESS TOOFFERINALLPARTS OFTHESTUTATE US OW REQUMEMNTS ANDWECAN FULFILTHEM.

HOTEL LEASE Longleaseofmonopoly hotelinrichwheatandwool centre,bar£320weekly. Anidealfamilyproposition. Auditedfiguresavailable ouroffice.

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