The Record Newspaper 17 July 1952

Dr.GallagherOfficially TakesOverHisDiocese

St.Anacletus'pro-Cathedral,Peterborough,wascrowdedout lostSundaywhenMostRev.BryanGallagher,D.D.,Ph.D.,newlyconsecratedBishopoftheDioceseofPortPirie,wasenthroned byHisGracetheArchbishopofAdelaide,MostRev.M.Beovich, D.D.,Ph.D.

Followingtheenthronement,BishopGallagherwasformally welcomedbythepriestsofthePortPiriediocese.HethencelebratedPontificalHighMass,andpreachedhisfirstsermonas BishopofPortPirie.

FivemembersoftheAustralianHierarchywerepresent, namely,ArchbishopBeovich,BishopFox(Wilcannia-Forbes); BishopHenschke(Wagga);BishopMcCabe(Wollongong);and BishopO'Loughlin,M.S.C.(DarwinI.

OnSaturday,July 5, BishopGallagher,inaccordancewithCanonLaw,presentedtotheDiocesanConsultorsatPortPirie,the BullofhisAppointment.

Immediatelyupontaking possessionofhisdiocese. BishopGallagherre-appointedthesevenConsultors ofthediocese.

Mgr.Clunewasre-appointedVicar-Generalofthe PortPirieDiocese.

Crowdscamefromfarand nearfortheEnthronement andPontificalMass.There weremanywhotravelled morethanfiftymilestobe present,andonefamily camefromsomethinglike threehundredmilesaway.

Twenty-twopriestsofthe PortPiriediocesewerepresentand12otherpriests.

TherewerethreeWestern Atastralianpriestspresent: TheV.Rev.0.O'Connor Adm.andtheRev.K.Spain, fromthedioceseofGeraldton-whencecameHisLordship,BishopGallagher-and VeryRev.A.Johnston,P.P., ofKensingtonparish.

AlsopresentwereBrother Placidusandcompanion, representingtheMaristBrothers;fifteenGoodSamaritanSistersandaboutforty SistersofSt.Josepl'

Twobusloadsofadults andchildrencamefrom PortPirie.andtherewerea numberofrepresentative CatholiclaymenfromAdelaide.

PriestsPayHomage

Beforetheenthronement ceremonythePrelatesand clergymovedfromBishop's Housetothepro-Cathedral inprocessionalorder.After theliturgicalreceptionhad beentenderedbyRev.F. Hayes,Adm.,atthemainentrance,theprocessionadvancedtothehighaltarto thestrainsof"EcceSacerdos Magnus."

AfterMgr.Clunehadsaid theprayerfromthe"PontificaleRomanum"forthe newBishop,Archbishop Beovich,asMetropolitanof theEcclesiasticalProvince ofSouthAustralia,accompaniedBishopGallagherto theEpiscopalChairand completedtheceremonyof Enthronement.

Mgr.Clunethenascended thepulpitandreadanaddressofwelcomeandloyalty toBishopGallagheronbehalfofthediocesanclergy,

followingwhichthosePriests ofthePortPiriediocesewho werepresentadvancedone byoneandpaidhomageto theirnewshepherd. BishopGallagherthen vestedatthethroneand celebratedPontificalHigh Mass.

RelianceonGrace AftertheGospelBishop Gallagheraddressedthecongregation. HisLordship saidthatsincehehadfirst receivedthenewsofhisap- pointmentasBishopofPort Piriefourmonthspreviously.hehadlookedforwardto thatmorningwhenhewould meethispeopleforthefirst time.Ilehadheard,from manyquarters,ofthezeal andkindnessofthepriests ofthePortPixiediocese,of thedevotionoftheBishops inthepast,andofthefaith andloyaltyofthepeople Asthetimeforthemeetingdrewclosed,something offearandtrepidationenteredintohissentiments,becauseofthegrowingsense ofhisunworthinesstobear theepiscopaloffice,especiallyinthefootstepsofsuch predecessorsandamongst suchoutstandingpriestsand people.Buthewascomfortedbytheknowledgethat thegraceofGodcoulddo allthings.andheaskedthe prayersofhispeople,both nowandforthefuture,that Godwouldgivethehelp necessarytocarryouthis dutiesastheirBishop.

Bishop thankedGallagherthen enthroningtheArchbishopfor himontheChair ofthedioceseofPortPixie. Hewasgratefultotheother Bishopsfortheirpresence, andtothepriestsalso,par- ticularlythe'priestsofthe diocesewhomhethankedfor thebeautifuladdressofwelcome.

Inthefewdayssincehe hadarrivedinthediocese hehadmetanumberofthe priests,andhadlearned fromactualexperience,what hehadpreviouslyknown fromthetestimonyofothers, howgoodandkindthey were.Hehopedthatashe andtheybecamebetteracquaintedtheywouldgoforwardtogetherandadvance theChurchofGod.

'EnthronedHisHeart'

Hethankedthewholecongregationandexpressedhis happinessthatsomanywere

present.Heaskedthemnot merelytoprayforhim,but totakebackhisrequestfor prayerstothoseathome.He assuredthemthat,evenas hehadbeenenthronedthere thatmorningintheirpresence,sohehadenthroned hisheartineverycommunitycentre,andhome throughoutthe diocese.

Inconclusion,BishopGallagherdrewattentiontothe happystateofaffairsinAustralia,wherepeoplewere freetopractisetheirreligion. Persecutionragedelsewhere. attemptswerebeingmadeto suppresstheChurchanddestroyitswork.Peoplesaid "Thatcouldneverhappen here."andhehopedthey wereright;hehopedit neverwouldhappenhere, buttherewasnocertainty aboutthat.

Thecontributionthey couldmaketothegoodof theircountryanditsdefence wasthateachandeveryone shouldbegood,livinggood lives,keepingtheCommand ments,lovingGodandmen andspreadingthatloveHe hopedthatasheandhis peoplecametoknoweach otherbettertheywouldlove oneanotherandprayfor oneanother.

VicarGeneralHost

OnSunday,followingthe Enthronementceremonyand PontificalHighMass,the visitingPrelatesandpriests wereentertainedtodinner atBishop'sHouse,Peterborough.theRt.Rev.Mgr. MB.Clune,V.G..presiding. Afterdinner,Archbishop Beovich.onhisownbehalf

andonthatofthepriests present,extendedawarm welcometoBishopGallagher.DrMcCabe,former BishopofPortPirie,added hiswordsoffelicitation.awl. assuredBishopGallagher thatinthemidstofhis onerousdutieshewould havegreatconsolation.from thequalityofthepriestsaryl peopleoftheDioceseofPort Pirie.HeknewofnodioceseinAustraliawherethe proportion ofpractical Catholicswashigher.

ChalicePresented Mgr.Clune,onbehalfof thepriestsoftheDiocese, presentedagoldchaliceto BishopGallagherexpressing thehopethathewouldrememberthematthealtar, evenastheywouldrememberhim.

BishopGallagherthanked thespeakers,andinparticularthankedMgrCluneand thepriestswhohadgiven himthebeautifulgiftofthe chalice.Hesaidthatnogift couldbemoreappropriate. Itwouldbeastronglink betweenthem.Hewouldindeedrememberhispriests andpeopleatthealtar everytimeheusedthe chalice

BishopGallaghertookthe opportunityofthanking MgrCluneforhisableadministrationofthediocese, andforhavingmadethe preparationsforreceiving him.Hedeeplyappreciated hisefficiencyandloyalty.

Rt.Rev.MgrA.JConway,P.P..welcomedthevisitors,andPriorO'Rorke,on behalfofthepriests,responded

Important

AyoungWestAustralianwasraisedto thepriesthoodonJune22attheOblate Fathers'scholasticate,Piltown,Kilkenny, Ireland.HeistheRev.J.B.McCann,O.M.I. ofPerth.

FatherMcCannwasthe onlyAustralianofsixOblateswhowereordainedby theMostRevDr.Collier, BishopofOssory.Hecele oratedhisfirstMassinthe scholasticateonthefollowingday,assistedbyhis superior,theV.Rev.B Foley,O.M.I.

SonofMr.andMrs.MalcolmMcCann,ofNorwood road,Rivervale,thenew priestwasborninScotland. Hisprimaryeducationwas receivedfromtheSistersof Mercy,EastVictoriaPark. Hecompletedsecondary studiesatSt.Ildephonsus' college,NewNorcia

FatherMcCannentered theOblatesofMaryImmaculateatGeelong,Victoriaandwassenttothe Irishscholasticatein1947. HewillbereturningtoAustraliashortly. Rev,J.B.McCann.O.M.I.

PupilsofConvents, LayTeachersScore

Notablesuccesseswerescoredbythe pupilsofCatholicschoolsandofCatholic layteachersintherecently-concludedWest AustralianMusicalFestival.

Piano:

Under10: MareeRiddett, 1;St. Columbas,SouthPerth. Over9,Under12: BarryPalmer,Susanne Maslen,DeadHeat1st,St. Joseph'sVic.Square. Over12Under14:BarbaraRobinson,1, WendyBriggs,2;Santa Maria. Duet(under13): AthenaHansenandChristineHill;1.EastVic.Park. Duet(under15): CarolRobertsand'LorraineMitchell:2nd.Our Lady'sCollege,Vic.Square.

ViolinSolo: Under17: PaulineThompson1,Our Lady'sCollegeVic,Square; NormaMiller2,St.Joseph's Vic.Square.

PrimarySchools' Choirs: St.Joseph'i,VieSquare,GirlsSchools' Choirs: SantaMariaAttadale,1; OurLady'sVic.Square,2: LoretoConvent,Swanbourne3;St.Joseph'sVic. SquareandSt.Anthony's Coolgardie,4(Tie). MezzoSopranoSolo:MargaretBullockI,Marie Beeton2.(PupilsofMiss MarciaHodges).

LadiesPreliminarySolo: CarmelFoley1.Valmai Richards2(MissHodges).

Girl'sSolo16-19:Mare garetBullock,1. Girl'sSolo13-16:Roberta Combes(MissHodges).

Women'sContraltoSolo: CarmelFoley,2.

Allcommunicationsof abusinessoreditorialChineseCommunistsCloseFuJen, characteraretobeaddressedtotheManager ortheEditorrespectively andnottoindividuals. Failuretoobservethis willoftenresultindelayedhandlingofthecorrespondence.

HONGKONG,June23.FuJen.theCatholicUniversityofPeking.hasbeen formallyabolishedbyChineseCommunistauthorities, itwaslearnedhere.

WheatheltParishesAreGenerous

Areportofthecommunist NewChinanewsagency saidtheactionwastaken onMay19,19monthsafter theUniversity,whichwas establishedin1924.hadbeen confiscatedbytheRedgovernment.

MinistryofEducation,under ordersoftheGovernment AdministrationCouncilof theCentralPeople'sGovernment,onOctober14, 1950.Theactioncamewhen missionariesoftheSociety oftheDivineWord,who administeredtheinstitution, refusedtosubsidizeitif theyweredeniedavoicein theadministration,

ToUniversityFund:ComingAppeals

Despitenear-droughtconditionsthroughoutthewheatbelt,farmersandothersin theCunderdin,KellerberrinandMerredin parishescontributedgenerouslytothe,CatholicUniversitycollegeappealwhen theRev.H.Brennanrecentlyvisitedandmadethe appealthroughthosedistricts.Thelistofdonations willbepublishedwhenthe bulkofthemoneyisto handwithinafewweeks.

OnJuly20BishopGoody willvisitNortham:theRt.

Rev.Msgr.J.T.McMahon St.Patrick's,WestPerth; theRev.H.Brennan,Manjimup:andtheRev.J. Bourke,Bayswater,inconnectionwiththeappeal.

OnthefollowingSunday BishopGoodywillbein Toodjay:MonsignorMcMahoninYork;Father BrennaninBridgetownand FatherBourkeinBedford Park.

Accordingtothereport, theformalannouncementof thesuppressionofFuJen wasmadebyViceMinister ofEducationWeiChuehat ameetingoffacultyand students.Thevariouscollegesanddepartments,exeludingthoseofsociology andeconomicsandspecial coursesontradeandinsurance,thegovernment leaderstated,wouldbereorganizedandmergedwith thePekingNormalUniversitytoformanewinstitution.

FuJenUniversitywas takenoverofficiallybythe

CharitableWorkIn BrazilImpressive

July3.-Morethan55,000 individualmembers,teamed togetherin3352parishconferences,carryonthework oftheSocietyofSt.Vincent dePaulinBrazil.

Accordingtostatisticsfor theyear1950,theyhave broughtspiritualand materialaidtomorethan 27,000families,inaddition tovisitingthesick'andthose inprison.Thecostoftheir materialaidisvaluedat 18,106.605cruceros(about £450,000)

TherrySocietyProposesToTake PlaysonTourofParishHalls

TheTherrySocietyinconjunctionwith theHighgateParentsAssociationwillpresentashowconsistingofthreeone-actplays intheHighgateparishhallonThursday, July30at8p.m.

Thisventureistheoutcomeofadiscussionbetween Therrysocietymembersand HighgateParents'associationalongthelinesthatthe Therrydramaticpresentationscan,ineffect,betaken ontouroftheparishhalls.

HighgateP.A.thinkthat thisjobofstagingentertainmentsintheparishes shouldbedonebyacentrallyorganisedbodyof Catholicentertainment;it theideacatcheson,Therriescanbegintothinkin termsnotonlyoftouring theatricalshows,butalsoof concertpartiesventuring outnotonlyroundthe metropolitanareabutalso weekendingroundthediocese.Ahandsomefinancial returntobothparishesand thecentralbodyshouldbe oneby-productofsucha venture.

Afurtheradvantagewill lieinthecreationofa strong,well-organisedCatholictheatricalbodytore-

DramaInstructions

MissAnitaFitzgeraldis nowdrawingupaprogrammeofinstructionsin themostimportantphases ofdramaticart,whichshe willbegivingtothe Therrysociety.Theselectureswillbegininthe secondweekofAugust.

Thesocietyfeelsthese lectureswillbeofgreat valueandallmembers areurgedtoattendthem.

ceiveandfosterthestrong currentofmusicalanddramatictrainingwhichflows annuallyfromtheCatholic schools.Atpresentitgets dissipatedandalmostall lost.Thejointventureat Highgatehastheapproval ofHisLordship,Bishop Goody,whohasfromtime totimegivenconsiderable thoughttothetypeofCathclicActionwhichtheTherry societyrepresents.

Careers'GuidanceNotesNo.4

RequisitesforDegreeinAgriculture

SUBJECT:DEGREEIN AGRICULTURE

PrequisiteforentrytotrainingforProfession(Trade).

UniversityMatriculation inSciencefollowingLeaving CertificateorMureskDiplomaofAgriculture.InlattercasealanguageatJunior StandardnecessarytocompleteMatriculationduring course.

ModeofQualificationfor EntrytoProfession:Four-yearUniversity Course.

FinancialPositionduring Training: Supportedbyparentsduringcourseorassistanceby meansoflimitednumberof UniversityBursariesor ScholarshipsOpportunities tosupplementincomeby seasonalworkduringlong vacation

FutureEmployment: Atpresentconfinedlargely toStateandCommonwealth Governmentpositionsand prospectsarebright.Privateenterpriseisshowing increasinginterest.

ListofAddressesfor1952

8p.m.Thursday.July24: LAWANDPHARMACY

8p.m.Friday,July25: ACCOUNTANCY

ReaderSaysYouth

Groups`AFailure'

Sir,-Thereiscontinuing fromweektoweekavague correspondencemoreorless onthethemeofwaysof helpingCatholicyouth.It shouldbeQuiteclearly statedattheoutsetthat Catholicyouthasasetand theAustralia-widepolicyof theAlistralianHierarchy receiveveryconsiderable helpinthewayoftheprovisionofcentralorganisationinthedioceseswitha chaplainorclericaldirector.

Somarkedisthisthatitis afairgeneralisationtosay thatCatholicyouthisthe lineofCatholicActionon whichtheAustralianHierarchyconcentratesmost. Undoubtedlyitisatry-out ofpolicytoseewhatcanbe donetohelpouryoung people.Assuchitseemsto beapartialsuccessbecause itleavessomanyofour youngpeopleuntouched.

WhereAretheRest

Forinstance,fromthe metropolitanareathecombinedCatholicyouthand N.G.C.M.wouldfinditdifficulttogetanattendance of500membersatanyfunctionoutofapotential membershipofseveral thousands.

Evidentlysomethingis wrongwiththeorganisation.Thismaybethatit doesnotgodeepenough. Alongwithyouththereis noseniororganisation whichcanhelpthemand whichcanreceivetheir memberswhentheyget marriedorotherwisegraduatebeyondtheyears whichcomprisethosecateredforbytheyouthorganisations.

WhenYouthPasses

Thisgravelackcanand shouldbemetbytheorganisationofaParents'association.Infact,thecreation ofsuchanassociationisa logicalandnecessarycorollarytotheexistenceofa youthorganisationasbeing theanswerto,"WhathappenstomewhenIamtoo Leedervilleoldtobeayouthanylonger; doIdropoutofcentrally *organisedCatholicAction

01104kav1iatataitsauktasigaakat'airiltalikataks&abia,stlitarlaarakatiaearatts44040, NEWANDINTERESTINGBOOKSFOROURREADERS INTHELIBRARYONLY

Renny'sDaughterbyMazodeIaRoche

LaughterIncorporatedbyBennettCerf

TheSunlitLandbyCharlesBarrett

ThePlaqueCourtMurdersbyCarterDickson

OurSummerwiththeEskimosbyConstanceandHarmon Helmricks.

HappyIstheWooingbyJonTempest

TheChildrenofHatebyJohnCreasey

AValleyDecidesbyHumphreyJordan

RedSkyAtNightbyRonaldMatthews

TheMemoirsofaMidgetbyWalterdeIaMare

SlavesoftheSonofHeavenbyR.H.Whitecross

TheWhiteRabbitbyBruceMarshall

TheStruggleforEuropebyChesterWilmot

Robert,NaneandMebyNaomiJocob

NATIONALGEOGRAPHICALMAGAZINESAREINCLUDEDWITH ALLSUBSCRIPTIONS,ALSOBLACKFRIARSMONTHLY -..,---,...,v.,--..-..--,..,-...,----,...---,--..s----..,,,,,,s-,-...,...-v

RATES:-

orcanIgoonusingmy partiallytrainedtalentsin someseniororganisation?'

ParentsConHelp

Atpresenttheansweris thatyoudropout.Thiscontinuallossoftrainedleaders fromCatholicyouthby mar:iageormaturitymay beoneanswertotheundoubtedfailureofCatholic youthorganisationstodo theirjobonawideenough scaleandtobecomefinanciallyselfsupporting.For thisreasonthereisavery strongcasefortryingthe effectofsettingupaparellelParents'associationto seeifthetwobodiespulling togethercandowhatyouth byitselfhasfailedto achieve.

Yours,etc.

PAULO'DONNELL

Twenty-FiveNCGMMembers

ParticipateinEnclosedRetred

HEADQUARTERS: 8.Resultwillbepublished

TheRetreatheldduringinthe"WestAustralian"on Monday,August11

theweek-endfromJuly1213,wasattendedby25girls. Girlswerefromseveral branchesoftheMovement. andtheRetreatwasgiven bytheRev.J.EBourke, actingdiocesanchaplainof theN.C.G.M. ItishopedtoarrangeanotherRetreatinthenear future.

RAFFLETICKETS: Branchesareaskedto makeeveryefforttodispose oftheticketsintheraffle ofaManchesterparcel.ProceedsareinaidofMarian Lodge,andthecommittee hopesthattherafflewillbe reallysuccessful.Additional ticketsmaybeobtainedat headquarters.Buttsand moneyshouldbereturned nolaterthanTuesday, August5,andtherafflewill bedrawnonFriday,August

JohnBulbeck,GerryLambeShow

GoodFormasYCWDistanceTeam

OnJuly5.followingon hissuccessoftheprevious week,JohnBulbeckfinishedsecondwithfastesttime inthenovicethree-mile handicap

Johnhasimprovedoutof sightonhisformoflast summer.Hisstyle,pace andstaminahaveallshown theeffectofanintensive trainingprogramme.The finishheunwoundafterhis hardthree-milewasreally somethingoutofthebox

GerryLamberanasa lonerepresentativeinthe five-mileteams'racethrough King'sPark.

Ifmorecompetitorscannotbemasteredinfuture teams'eventsitseemslikely thattheclubmaydroptoo fardownthelisttogain pointstowardstheCohen Shield.

InGerryLambeandJohn Bulbecktheclubhasthe nucleusofagooddistanc-, teat::,whichwillmince tallinboththewinterand aummerseasons.It.reeds, however,thesupportofj1c otherclubmembers.

Theclubwishestoremind trackathletesofthenecessityforcommencingtheir .low.rainingoverloaadistances.Thiswillenable themtoobtainthetier:dationnecessarytostandupto hardtraininglateron.

Whiledoingtheearlyseasontrainingitisnotnecessarytokeeprigidlytothe samenumberofnightseach week.Itisalsoequallyas unnecessarytorunonan ovalinspikes.Spikes,in fact,areill-advised.

Thefirstmonthshouldbe spentinalotoflongjoggingandwalking.thenext

stagebeingtomixjogging andquarter-paceBunning. Thistrainingmaybedone inconjunctionwithwinter sports.

Membersareagainremindedofthebenefitstobe obtainedbyattendinga gymnasium.Thebulkof membersarestilltraining onMondaysandFridays afterwork.

Alreadytherehavebeen about24membersattending, thelatestnewcomersbeing TerryBlack,BerryHanney andFrankButler.

CBCOldBoys EnjoyDance

Asuccessfuldanceand socialwasheldonJune26 bytheLeedervilleC.B.C. OldBoysandtheirfriends attheR.S.L.hall,Leederville. Thefunction,anannual event,leftlittletobedesired inthewayofentertainment, Thiswasachievedbyanexcellentorchestra.inunison withanumberofamusing novelties.InparticularcredittoLionelBatesforhis originalfloorshow,which causedmanyanachingrib.

Sofarmembershavenot heardofanycomplaintsconcerningthesupper,which waswellcateredforbythe parents andexecutive. Thankstothoseladiesconcerned.

AremindertoallOld Boysofthecollege,andunfinancialmembers,thattheir consciencesmaybecleared bycontactingthesecretary, Merv.Ryan,88Scarboro Beachroad.Mt.Hawthorn.

COMMONWEALTHOFAUSTRALIA

INCOMETAXAND SOCIALSERVICESCONTRIBUTION ASSESSMENTACT,1936-1952

LODGMENTOFRETURNS

Salaries.WagesandInterestonly.Form"S", due31stJuly,1952.

Otherincome.Form"A",due31stJuly,1952.

Businessetc.:Form"B",due31stAugust.1952.

Penaltiesforfailureupto£100.

FormsandinstructionsatPostOffices.

T.C.H.POWELL

LEEDERVILLE:

Monday,July21isacombinedmeeting.Members mayaxingtheirknittingor sewing.

Agene:alCommunionis beingarrangedforthenear future.Detailswillbegiven atthenextmeeting.

SHENTONPARK:

Allgirlsarereminded thatthenextgeneralmeetingwilltakeplaceonWednesday,July23,afterthe NovenaDevotions.Attendancehasnotbeenuptostandardoflate,sotheexecutive wouldliketoseeasmanyas possiblepresent. Memberswillbeholding apicniconAugust3toSerpentine.Itwillbeacombinedaffair,andallyoung peopleoftheparish.withoutexception,areinvited. Ithasbeenrumouredthat membersmaybeplaying softballnextseasonOf course,itdependsonthe numberwhoarereallyin- terestedinplaying;soif memberswouldliketoplay, willtheypleaseletthe executiveknowassoonas possible.

CATHEDRAL:

Thenextmeetingwillbe heldonTuesday,July22, ItwillbeacombinedmeetingwiththeY.C.W.andwilt commenceat8p.m.inSt. Patrick'sschool.

SUBIACO:

Areallygoodevening's enjoymentisplannedfor Thursday,July24.Thiswill beacombinedN.C.G.MY.C.W.gamesnight.Itwill beheldintheoldhall,commencingat8p.m.Badminton.quoits,etc.,willbethe orderofthenighttobefollowedbysupper.Don'tforgetyoursandshoes.

(Basketballresults,P.111)

S.I.C.LadsWin OverWarriors

AtNewNorciaonJuly13 St.Ildephonsuscollegeboys mettheleaders,MooraWrtiors.Afteraninitiallead byWarriors,S.I.C.settled down,earlytookthelend andwereneveragainheavedoreventroubledbyWar riats.

S.I.C.showeddashand determinationagainsttheir olderandheavierrivals,and combinationthatthrilled theironlookers.

Half-timescoreswere.S.I.C.10.8toWarriors2.2. InthethirdquarterWarriorsmadeadeterminedbid andplaywasfastandvigorousbutS.I.C.madeattack thebestformofdefenceand atlemonsS.I.C.were14 goals9toWarriors6goals 7points.

Thefinalquarterwaa foughtongamelywithS.I.C. combiningwellbutagainst astrongerWarriordefence. However,atfinalbell,S.I.0 werevictors16goals16 pointstoWarriors7goals11 points.

BestforS.I.C.werethe BrothersandN.Henderson. G.Templeman,R.Pugh,B. CliffordandV.Hindle.

Goal-scorersG.Templeman8,N.Henderson3,J. Hindle2,M.Seabrook,R. CliffordandV.Parsonseach one.

FEDERALDEPUTYCOMMISSIONEROFTAXATION

Fremantle

Fr._LynchDescribesHisVisit ToFatimaatPalmyraFunction

ThepowerfulappealofOurLadyof FatimatotheheartsoftheCatholicpeople ofPalmyrawasabundantlytestifiedtoon Sundayafternoonlast,when,inthepresence ofacongregationthatoverfilledthechurch, thebeautifulstatuewascrownedandenthroned,inthechurchdedicatedtoherhonour.

Solargewastheproces-Moscowwithitsbatallions sionthattheleadershadtowhoworshippedatanother Isehaltedatacertainpointshrine.Hetoldofthe athechurchgroundstoMasseswhichbeganonthe allowtherearofthepro-Thursdayat11o'clock,and sessiontoleavethechurch.wentonwithoutinteruption liverysodalitywaswelldayandnighttillSunday represented.Theattendanceatthesamehour:ofthe ofmenwasparticularlyhundredsofaltarsatwhich gratifying. theHolySacraficewasof-

Thestatue,carriedbyferedbythousandsof lourschoolgirls,onapriestsandbishops,from fkmerdeckedlitter,preced-midnightonOct.12,till edbythechildwhowasmidayonOct.13;ofthe honouredtoplacethecrownseeminglyunendingqueues .aOurLady,togetherwithateveryconfessional,all thelittleattendantsandthroughthedayandthe loolyangels,arrivedatthenight;ofthepriestssitting eatrancetothesanctuary,ontreestumpsandrocks

backsuponthishallowed spot.

ThesceneintheCovaon thenightofOct.12wasthe mostspectacularandawe inspiringofallthewonderfulhappeningsonthat unforgettableoccasion,continuedFatherLynch.Itwas theonetowhichBishop Sheenreferred,whenhe wrote,"notabattlebuta prayer,notadaybuta night-thewetnightof Oct.12".

"Fatima",concludedthe preacher,"leavesanimpressioninthememorythat timeispowerlesstoobliterate.

Iftheworldisstillspared thedreadfulhavocofatomic warfare,thereisample reasonforattributingitto theferventprayersand heroicpenancesperformed bythesimplebutliving faithoftheFatimapilgrims. ThefulfilmentofthemessageofOurLadyisthe onlyhopefortheworld.The grimalternativeisruin, slaughter,tooterribleeven tocontemplate.

Inourowninterests, therefore,tosaveourchildren,ourhomesandour country,letustakeupthe messageofFatima-prayer Rosary,penance,devotion totheImmaculateHeart, practiceofthefivefirst Saturdays,membershipof theBlueArmyofMaryto offsettheRedArmyof Stalin.

FatherO'BrienOfficiatesatWeddingofHisSister

ENVIEDBYTHEIRschoolmates, fourconventsgirlscarriedtheflower-decked litteroftheFatimastatue. wherethecrownbeingblessedwasplacedinposition.

Duringtherecitationof theRosarytheprocession wasformed,theRosary recitedinroute.Atthe entrancetothechurchthe membersoftheHolyName societyformedaguardof honour.

Thestatuewasplacedin positioninthebeautifully decoratedshrine,atribute tothesisters.TheRev.J. Lynch,parishpriest,addressedthelargecongregation,speakingtothemof theunforgettableexperiencesofFatimaonOct.13, 4concerningwhichBishop FultonSheenhadsaid:

"Whenhistorianslookback totheoneeventthathas turnedtheworldupside down,andbroughtitpeace andprosperity,theywill discoverittobenotabattle, butaprayer;notadaybut anight,thewetnightof Oct.12.1951...thegreatest religiouseventinthehistoryofthemodernworld."

Afterdescribingthevillageanditssurroundings, theCovadeIria,andthe Basilica,hospitalsetc.. FatherLynchspokeofthe unpretentiouslittlebuilding, thechapeloftheapparitions.thefocalpointtowards whichtheeyesofevery pilgrimturn,whenentefing theCova.Itwastherethe VirginMotherofGodappeared.

Hespokeofthevastmultitudeofmorethanamillionworshipperswhich packedthegreatwhite squareofFatima,achallengetotheredsquareof

aroundtheoutskirtsofthe Covawithastolearound theirnecks,andhumble penitentskneelingattheir feet:ofthetrailsofblood leftbythebleedingknees ofpilgrimsastheymoved alongonthehardground tellingtheirbeads.

Millionsofhandkerchiefs wavedinsalute,thepreachersaidasthepilgrim VirginofFatimawascarriedhighabovetheheads oftheenthusiasticcrowd, biddingadieutotheirbelovedSenhoradeFatimaas Shewascarriedbacktothe chapelthroughtheranksof thesorrowfulpilgrims.

Themovingspectacleof theblessingofthesick,the ferventcryforsuccouras Mary'sSonwascarriedby, inthehandsofthefiveCardinals,andthecalmand evenjoyfullookofresignationonthosesufferingfaces, asJesuspassedbyremained.Fatimatodaywasthe Fatimaofold,aplaceof humbleprayerandpenance, aplacewherecouldbesees simplebutawe-inspiring faith,lonelyandalmost abandoned,asinthedays whenTiMartossheep grazeduponitsinhospitable slopes.exceptforthefew nearbypeasantswhosee thattheshrineoftheApparitionsisneverentirely abandoned.

Onthe12thand13thof eachmonth,theCova springsintolifeasthousands ofpilgrimsarrive.Onthe eveningofthe13ththevast Covaisagainemptyand silent,aspilgrimsslowly andsorrowfullyturntheir

Useeverymeansatour disposaltospreadthatmessagetoothers,tillthereare sufficientpeopleinthe worlddevotedtoFatima anditsmessagetoappease thewrathofanoutraged God,tosatisfytheImmaculateHeartofMary,andso hastenthedaywhenHer promiseshallbefulfilled: 'IntheendMyImmaculate Heartshallprevail.Russia shallbeconvertedand thereshallbepeace'."

WiththesolemnityofNuptialMass, MissKathleenO'BrienwasunitedinMatrimonywithMr.ThomasDeaconatSt. Mary'schurch,Leederville,onJuly12.The ceremonywasperformedbytheRev.J. O'Brien,brotherofthebride.

Women'sLeagueto HoldCardParties

Therewillbetwocard afternoonsintheroomsthis month,thefirstonThursday July24andsecondthefollowingThursday,July31,

Wagin'sOutstandingGiftstoAppeal

ForUniversityCollegeAreListed

£50,Rev.J.O'Mahony, W.A.M.Trevenen,W.E. O'Neill,E.S.Luscombe,Jas. Moran.£30,J.Connolly, NeilMcNeil.£25.M.B. Kissane.£20,J.McMahon. L.Hogan.£15,M.T.Curley.£10,P.E.McGlinn, D.J.O'Neill,P.Trevenen, M.Ballardini,S.R.Dwyer, G.Dermody,Mrs.J.Dermody,J.McMullan,T.Brandehurg,LouBell,Mr.and Mrs.P.Moran,J.J.Kirwan. £5,WJ.Baker,J.E O'Neill,Q.Stott,J.Sheen,

MissNancyMoran,H.C Ainsworth,Mrs.M.M.Gillies,Mrs.Boyd,T.Moran, Mrs.JoanHarris,Mrs.Fiegert,P.Darcey.£4,V.J. Holland,MissK.Moran. £3/3/,D.F.Colgan,F. Buck,£3,N.Baker,E. Baker,Mrs.S.Darcey.£2, I.Trevenen,Mrs.P.Watts, Mrs.O'NeillSnr.£1/1/, Mrs.J.Murdoch.£1,AnthonyBarker,J.Saggers,P. Dwyer,Mrs.J.Law,P. Clancy,Mr.andMrs.R.Lee. 10/6,Mrs.PClark.10/, Mrs.Dewar,Mr.andMrs. J.Moyses,Mrs.S.E.Moran,Hutton.

Thebride,whowasgiven awaybyheruncle,Mr. TomO'Brien,istheyounger daughterofthelateStephen andMrs.K,O'Brienof46 Franklinstreet,Leederville.

Thebridegroomistheson ofMr.andMrs.T.Deacon ofKalgoorlie.

Mr.BrianDeaconwas bestmanandMr.KenScott, groomsman.MissesPatricia MulcahyandTheaHopkins attendedthebride.

About130guestsattended therecentionatwhich FatherO'Brienwaschairman.MesdamesO'Brien andDeaconreceivedthe guests.

AustralianNationalPilgrimage

OrganisedwiththeApprobationof

TheAustralianHierarchy Moy2nd-July11th1953

LOURDES THEHOLYFATHER LISIEUX

VENICEFLORENCESHRINEOFOURLADYROME

SHRINEOFLITTLEFLOWER PARIS MILAN LUCERNE LONDONANDTHECORONATION

ThePilgrimageofferseveryAustralianCatholictheopportunitytovisittheShrinesofEuropeinthemannerofa devotionalexercise.Atthesametimethereisthechanceto eeplacesofinterest.InadditioninaPilgrimageallthe difficultiesandhazardsoftravelaretakencareofbythe Organisation.TravellingonthePilgrimagemeanstravelwith -net.ThePilgrimagesailsfromAustraliaon. R.M.S."Strathaird." ALIMITEDNUMBERCANBETAKEN-APPLICATIONS ARENOWOPEN.

COST:Ship.Fremantle-London-Fremantle: from£124Stg.Tourist from£216Stg.First PILGRIMAGE:LondontoShrinesandreturn: Inclusivecost£300Stg. Minimumfaretouristberth&Pilgrimage£531/10/-Aust.

BOOKINGS: CATHOLICTRAVELCENTRE 175ELIZABETHST..SYDNEY 1300KNOWANDAVOIDDISAPPOINTMENT

WESTERNAUSTRALIA

LANDANDINCOMETAX ASSESSMENTACT,1907-1948

LodgmentofStateLandTaxReturns

Form"A"shouldbelodgedbyallpersonsowningland whohavenotpreviouslyrenderedalandtaxreturn. Form"GA"forStatelandtaxpurposes(only) shouldbelodgedwheresalesorpurchaseshavetaken placeorwhereimprovementshavebeeneffected duringtheyearbut,wheretherehavebeennosuch changes,furtherreturnsforthecurrentyearwillnot berequired.

Returnsaredueforlodgmentby31stAugust,1952. Penaltiesforfailureupto£100.

T.C.H.POWELL

COMMISSIONEROFTAXATION

AquinasGains HockeyVictory

TheAquinasCollege Junior2Hockeyteam,in convincinglybeatingChristchurchGrammarSchoolon July12,wontheChallenge cupfortheirgrade.The matchwasplayedonChristchurch'sgroundsanditis thefirsttimeAquinashas playedawayfromhome.

Forthefirstliveorten minutesofthematchChristchurchhadtheupperhand andplayedsmoothhockey toforceAquinasbacksinto defence.Thehometeam scoredonegoalbefore Aquinasforwardsovercame theirunsteadinessandRod Martintooktheballfrom thehalf-forwardlineand broughtupAquinas'first goal.

Thescoresremainedat 1-alluntilhalf-time,Christchurchhavingaslightadvantagethroughoutthehalf. Thesecondperiodofthe gamesawAquinas'best workoftheseason,the wholeteamcombiningsolidlytoputitintoattack againstatiringback-line. Christchurchhadlostits formerstrengthandsmoothnessandonlytwicewastheAquinasgoaliereally troubled:thenheplayed brilliantly

SteveHoughton,takinga penaltybully,flickedthe ballhighintothecornerof thenettoputAquinasin frontfortnefirsttime.

Tnetermgainedcontlden;.e'..dthroughclever passingbyCliffCarioza, DonMartinandRodMartin, L.Janscoredtwt)more goals.

OntheleftwingSteve HoughtonandBillWilliamsondrovetheballtoBruce SinclairandJohnTurner andsettheiropponents'fullbacksintodefence.CongratulationsgotoBillStevensonandhisteamontheir brilliantwin.Thefinalscores wereAquinas4.0.ChristchurchGrammarIgoal.

BestplayersforAquinas were:I,DonMartin;2.Cliff Cardoza;3,SteveHoughton.

House-to-HouseVisitationYields Morethan£80inPalmyraParish

Abandofmenandwomenofthe PalmyraparishvisitednearlyeveryCatholic familyintheparishcollectingfortheCatholicUniversitycollege.Thecommitteeacknowledgesthereceiptof£81fromtheparish andwishestothankthecollectorsand parishionersfortheirsupport.Donationsto handsofarinclude:

£5:H.Hoad;£3;R.A. Bosci,Mr.andMrs.B. Yench,C.E.Arbuthnott; £2/2:D.Simper;£2:Mrs. M.O'Sullivan;£1/10:Mr. andMrs.H.Waddell;£111: A.Dalton,G.A.Anderson, MissP.Colleran,PeterColleran,Mrs.C.Holmes,Fahey Family;

£1:Mrs.Luff,Mrs. Field,Mr.andMrs.J. Waddell,BasileFamily,W. S.Coleman,J.Doherty. Nation,Mrs.F.Curry,Mr. andMrs.Gabbedy,Mr. Mountain,Mr.andMrs.Ted Neesham,Mr.andMrs.R. J.Coleman,Mr.andMrs.J. Miller,T.P.Gelfuis,G. Bydder,MissA.Butler,Mrs. M.T.Cole,Mr.andMrs. H.Walker,DaveMiller, Sheehy'Family,Mr.and Mrs.C.Hansen,S.Buswell, Mrs.Fitzgerald,Mr.and Mrs.H.T.MillerSnr.,Mr. andMrs.J.McManus,F.J. Carey,F.S.Carey,MissA. Baguley,MissK.Hackett, Mr.andMrs.W.Taylor, Mrs.Allen,J.Mulcahy,Mr. andMrs.O'Donnell,F. Arbuthnott,D.Hoad,Mr. andMrs.C.Bydder,Miss W.Richardson,Mr.and Mrs.D.E.Keogh.

15/-:MarquandFamily; 10/6:Mrs.M.Colleran; 10/-:Mr.andMrs.K. Green.Mr.Partlon,Mrs. Paterson,MissV.Costello, HallFamily,Mrs.Purich. Mr.andMrs.M.Ryder, BobMiller,M.Thomas, Anon,M.Mulcahy,M. Partlon,Mr.Sanders,Mrs. Leece,Mrs.M.Byrne.Mr. andMrs.D.N.Miller.E.

SpecialCoursetoTrainYCW LeadersWillStartinAugust

Twonightshavebeenarrangedforthetrainingofnewleaders.ThesewillbeheldatD.I.S.C.A. onTuesdayAugust5and12.Thisisagreatopportunityforallnewleadersandtheyshouldavail themselvesofit.

FOOTBALL: Theleaders'groupnow Resultsoflastweek'smeetsonSundaysafterDematcheswere: votions.

Maylands1621.d.Cathe-SUBIACO: dral3.2. Thecombinedmeeting

Thomas,T.Davis,John MillerJnr,Miss.E.Milbourne,H.D.O'Donnell, J.R.Flanagan,Mrs.M. Milbourne,JohnMilbourne, Mrs.Bevan,Mr.Needle; 7/6:FrankHansen,James Hansen:6/-:Mrs.Crocker; 5/-:J.Bvdder,Mrs.Cotton, I.Webb,Mrs.Lynch;4/-:. Mr.Ludbroek,Mrs.Cole; 2/-:F.Hansson.

BishopIsHeldIn ChainsinChina

Official Engagements HONGKONG(NC.)

-Asick,60-year-old, ItalianBishophasbeen inchainsinRedChina sincetheendofFebruary.

Newsofthedetention ofBishopAlfonsoFerroni,O.F.M.,ofLaohokowinHupehprovince wasbroughtherebyseveralmissionarieswho havebeenexpelledfrom thearea.Chainswere fastenedaboutthewrists ofBishopFerronion February28,themissionariesrevealed.Heis nowkeptineneroom underguardbyRedsoldiers,theyrelated. AChinesepriest,theRev. AnthonyShen,waskilledby theRedsonMarch29for refusaltoaccusehis Bishopof"crimes"ashehad benorderedbytheReds.

RetreatsforClergy

TheRetreatsfortheclergy willbeheldthisyearatthe Redemptorist monastery, fromSeptember8-12.September22-26,andfrom October6-10,

July27: ConfirmationatSt.Mary's Cathedral.

August3: 10.30:PresideatSolemn HighMassatRedemptorist monasteryNorthPerth.

August10: Openingofnewschoolat Beverleyat3.30p.m.

August17. OpeningoftheschoolchurchofSantaClara, BentleyPark.

August26: Receivedebutantesat annualSpringBall,Northam.

August29: AdministertheSacrament ofConfirmationattheclose oftheReligiousHoliday schoolatSt.Joseph's church,Wagin.

August31: Openingofnewschooland presbytery,Kojonup.ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation-atTambellup andCoolgardie.

September7: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatWagin.

September19: 10a.m.:Presideatquarterlyconferenceoftheclergy 01themetropolitanarea.

7p.m.Administerthe Sacr..-nentofConfirmati toadultsatSt.Mary's Cathedral.

September28: PresideatSolemnHigh Massontheoccasionofthe Northamparishjubilee.

SafetyofSocietyMustBeFirst

\recentnewspaperstorytoldofayoutharrestedforspeedingandoperatingavehiclewhile hislicencewassuspended.Theyoungmanhada longseriesoftrafficviolationstohis"credit,"although,asyet,hehaskillednoone.Hislawyerappealedforclemency,notbecausetherewereany extenuatingcircumstances,but,rather,-becauseof theoffender'syouthandhisresponsibilityofcaring forawifeandchild.

Thiscaseisduplicatedintrafficcourtalmost everydayoftheweek.Driverswhoseprevious convictionsprove,beyonddoubt.thattheyhave noregardfortheirownlivesorthelivesoftheir fellowcitizens,areyetpermittedtofollowthepaths theyhavechosen.pathsthatleadtoapremature graveforthemselves,orworse,someinnocentvictimoftheircriminalirresponsibility.

Thepunishmentforoperatingavehicleafter one'slicencehasbeenrevokedisafineorimprisonmentorboth,thenunishmentoften'mitigatedby thehardshipstohesufferedbytheoffender'sfamily. Inthepleaforcletnencynomentionismadeofthe hardshipstobesufferedbythefuturevictimofthe offendingdriver'scallousdisregardforhuntanlife.

Ifayoungmanwerecaughtwalkingdownthe streethaphazardlydischargingapistolorrifle,he 'wouldpromptlywinduponapsychiatrist'scouch. Ifhewerefreedandpromptlyrepeatedhisoffence. againstthepublicsafety,notonce,nottwice.but severaltimes,thecitizensofthestatewouldhe forcedtodemandstrongerlawstoprotectthen-selvesagainstthismenace.Butobviouslynosuch courseofactionwouldhenecessary.

Highgate19.11,d.Shentonwillbeheldintheoldhall Park7.2. onThursday.July24,at Fixturesfornextweek:8.15p.m.Allareurgedto Maylands,v.Subiacoatattend.Thefootballmatch 130p.m. willbeplayedatMosman

CONFERENCE:

KeepinmindthecombinedconferenceonAugust 31.

Leedervillev.Highgate,atParkonJuly20..Theteam 3.15p.m. willmeetatPete'splaceat Bothmatcheswillbe12.30p.m.andtransportwill playedatMosmanParkandbeprovided. allplayersareaskedtobeSOUTHPERTH: ontime. Ageneralmeetingwillbe heldonSundayevening afterDevotionsintheschool hall.Memberswouldlike tocongratulatetheirformer president,DenisLynch,on

LEEDERVILLE: hismarriagetoMargaret Membersareaskednottt,Kelly.

BishopFerroniisinpoor health,themissionaries statedTheonlyfoodpermittedhimbytheRedsisa soupmadeofcornand'white turnipsAnotherChinesepriest, theRev.FrancisLi,hasbeen ingaolatKu-tseengforover ayear.themissionaries said.Chainshavebeenfastenedabouthishandsand feet.,Twootherpriests havebeenchainedinprison, theRev.BonaventureHu 0.FM.,andFatherGuerra, anotherFranciscan.Sister BerniceGalbiati,anativeof Milanandmemberofthe FranciscanMissionarySistersoftheImmaculateHeart ofMary,isheld.aprisoner attheorphanageofLaohokow,theystated.

MostHistoric ChurchOpened AfterDamage

LONDON,July3.-The mostnotedpre-Reformation churchinCatholichandsin Englandwassolemnlyreopenedhereafterrepairof bombdamagesuffereddur ingWordWarII. HisEminenceBernard CardinalGriffin,Archbishop ofWestminster,officiatedat thereopeningceremonyof StEthelreda'schurchatEly PlaceintheheartoftheBritishcapital.Itisoneofthe fewpre-reformation churchesinEnglandinthe possessionofCatholicstoday.Itisthemosthistoric ofthemandisinthecharge oftheRosminianFathers.

ExhibitionDepictingReligiousLife

ArousesEnthusiasminScotland

Individualswhohavecompiledlongrecordsof trafficviolationshaveprovedthattheyarenolonger teebetrustedNviththedeadlyweaponthatacarelesslyoperatedvehiclecanhe.Whentheyoperatea vehicleaftertheirlicencehas,beenrevoked,and therehavebeenanynumberofsuchinstances. theydemonstrateanindifferencetopublicauthority thatisshocking.['ortheirownsafety.andforthe. safetyofourcitizens,theyshouldbepenalizedin proportiontothecrime.Itwouldbefarcheaper forthestatetoassumetheresponsibilityofsupportingtheoffender'sfamilywhiletheoffenderlearns theerrorsofhisways,thantopermithimtofollow thedrivingpatternthatwilleventuallybring tragedytohimselfandinnocentvictims.

BenedictinesAdaptTheirRuleTo PoorandSimpleLifeofIndians

SALEM,India,June12.

-AneventofgreatimportancetotheCatholic ChurchinIndiaistheopeningoftheSiluvaigiriAsram, firstBenedictineMonastery inIndia.Itiscompletely Indianized.

Buildingsofthemonastery,extremelysimp1e. wereconstructedbythereligiousthemselves.They aresinglestorey,builtof brickandthatchedafter theexampleofthecommon Indianvillagehouses.The communitylivesonitsown manuallabour,eachmemberdoinghispartincultivatingtheland.

forgetthenextmeetinginCATHEDRAL: St.Mary'shallonMonday,Membersareholdinga July21.Thiswillbeacent-socialdanceinSt.Patrick's binedY.C.W.-N.C.GM.school,Havelockstreet,on meetingwithdancingclan-:.esJuly25.Goodsupper,games andgamesafterwards etc.Admission2/.Next generalmeetingwillbeheld onTuesday.July22

l'AL,MYRA:

Thegeneralmeetingwill beheldonSunday,July20

Afullattendanceisexpectedofallmembers.

WESTPERTH:

Nextgeneralmeetingwill beonWednesday,July30.

Allladsareaskedtoattend.

Ahousepartyistobe organisedshortly.

ALWAYSEXCITING

Thereisalwaysintense excitementonthedayofthe drawingofa5/Charities Consultation.Thatisbecausethefirstprizeis£6000. Youmightwinthenextone. Buyaticketnow.No.10 Consultationisopen.

GLASGOW,Scotland, July4(NC.)-Acongregationof30,000broke outintospontaneous cheeringafterBenedictionserviceswhich broughttoaclosean.extraordinarilysuccessful religiousvocationsexhibitionhere.

Theirenthusiasmand fervourwassymptomaticof theexhibitionwhichduring oneweekattractedcloseto 200,000visitors,twicethe numberexpected.BenedictionwasgivenbyArchbishopDonaldA.Campbell ofGlasgow,whoearlierin thedayhadofferedPontificalHighMassbefore 12,000peoplecrowding KevinHall,saidtobethe largestinBritain.Representativesof85religiousOrders andcongregations,40of menand45ofwomen,attendedtheMass. Theexhibition,whose successhasastoundedCatholicauthoritieshere;consistedofaseriesofstalls rangingroundthehall,each onedevotedtoadifferent orderorcongregation. Modelsshowingtypical scenesinthelivesofthe

Religiousconcernedwere onview,whileattending priests,brothersornuns explainedthework,answeredquestionsandhandedoutpamphletsinthe hopeofattractingvocations. Visitorssawhowmissionariescontactprimitive tribesmen,workinthe Saharadesert,treatlepers, nursethesick,visitthepoor andcarryoutvarioustypes ofeducationalandprofessionalwork.Actualweapons,handicraftandother objectsfromthemission fieldswereonview.

10,000GatherWhen FranciscansReturn

DUBLIN,July5.-Ten thousandpersonsfromall partsofIrelandattendedthe solemndedicationofanew FranciscanAbbeyatRossnowlagh,CountyDonegal. Theeventmarkedthereturn oftheFranciscanstothat areaafter350years. AmongthosewhowitnessedthededicationbyBishop WilliamMacNeely,ofRaphoe,werePresidentSeanT. O'Kelly,PrimeMinister EamondeValera,anda largegroupofclergyand publicrepresentatives.

Themonasteryhadits beginningin1947whentwo priestsfromMalabargatheredanumbereiyoung menaroundthemwiththe ideaofleadingamonastic life.Threeyearslatersix ofthemwenttoBelgiumto maketheirnovitiateinthe abbeyofSt.Andre.The monksreturnedlastmonth andthemonasterywasofficiallyopenedatSiluvaigiri, about50milesfrothhere.

ThemonasteryofSiluvaigiriisestablishedatthe footofamountainatwhose summitthemonkshave plantedabigcross.It countsatthemoment31 nativereligious,ofwhom twoarepriestsand19candidatesforthepriesthood.

CharacteristicsofthemonasteryofSiluvaigiriincludeitscompleteIndianizationanditsadaptationto theextremelysimpleand poorwayforlifefollowed bythevastmajorityofthe Indianpopulation.The communitymakesnodistinctionbetweenlay brothersandcandidatesfor thepriesthood.

Themonks'religious habitisofsaffroncolorlike thatofHindusanyasins,The Siluvaigirimonksintendto followsomeoftheacceptablespiritualtraditionsof India,andassimilatethe goodinHindumonasticlife toChristianity.

Theyhaveacceptedthe vegetariandietofIndian Sanyasinsandabstainthemselvesfrommeat,fish,eggs andallalcoholicdrinks. Theygobarefootedandeat withtheirhands-following inthisacustomofeventhe educatedandwealthyclassesinIndia.Inthechoir theyhaveneitherstallsnor benchesbutsquatonthe floor,Indianstyle,tochant theDivineOffice.

Purposesofthenewfoundation.istoimitateascloselyaspossiblethelifeof thefirstmonasteriesfoundedbySt.BenedictinEuropeinthedaysofthebarbarians.

NEWMANSOCIETY ***Dance

inaidof

CatholicUniversityCollegeFund UniversityRefecterY, Friday,July25. Admission:3/-.

DUCOED

QuestionsandAnswers TheyHaveNoMonopoly OnLiberty,BritishPride

AsaFreemasonof26 Againyouraiseaprobyears'standingIwouldsemlem.Thereisnosuchthing upMasonicteachingasbe-asabsolutefreedom.Weare tagthataFreePersonisal-allsubjecttosomelawful /owedtoseethelight. authoritywhichhasthe Thatraisestwobigques-righttocommandsome tions.Whatdoyoumeanbythingsandforbidothers,tella"FreePerson,"andwhatingusthatwearenotfree isthe"Light"heisallowedtobehaveotherwise.Isall tosee?Whenyouwereexerciseofauthoritytobe initiatedasaMasonyoubrandedas"dictatorship?" weretoldthatforemostIfnot,wheredoeslegitimate amongstyourobligationsauthorityendand"dictatorwereSecrecy,Fidelity,andship"begin?WouldyoureObedience.AndyouwerepudiatetheTenCommandinformedthat"obediencementsofGodHimself,on shouldbeprovedbyaclosethepleathata"freeperconformitytothelawsandson"isnotunder"dictatorregulationsoftheOrder;byship?" apromptattentiontoallYouareadvertisingadiesignsandobediencetoalltatorshipovertheair,tellsummonses, andbyper-ingpeoplewhattodo.and fedsubmissiontotheWor-whatnottodo. shipfulMasterandhisWar-Thatisnottrue.Onmany denswhileactinginthedis-problemswhenlistenersask chargeofthedutiesoftheirmewhatisrightandwhat respective9ffices."Nowsuchiswrong,Iexplainthenatuobedienceimpliesarestraintralmorallaw,ortheposionyouractivities,orativelyrevealedlawofGod, diminishingofyourfreedom.orthelawsoftheCatholic Apersonfreefromthosere-Church.AndIsimplytell straintsismorefreethanyoulistenersthatiftheywantto are,Andyetapersonwhodotherightthingtheywon't isnotaMason,whoismoregowrongiftheyconformto freethanyouareinthisre-thoselaws.Idon'tdictateto spect,isnotallowedtocomethem.Ihavenomeans tothe"Light"asMasonrywhateverofcompelling understandsit.Atyourthem.Whetherornotthey initiationyouwereblind-acceptanyadviceorruling folded,andtoldthatthatIgiverestsentirelywith wastoshowhowyouwerethemselves.Iftheydoacinutterdarknessbeforeceptit,itistheirownfree bindingyourselfbyMasonicchoice. obligations,andtoimpressIhaveagreatnumberof uponyouthenecessityofMasonicfriends,andthey keepingothersinsimilarthinkasIdo.andthatis,we darknessaslongastheyin-thankGodthatweareBrisistedonremainingfreetishandenjoyint;thefreefromthosesameobligations.domoftheBritishnation. Whatbecomes,then,ofyourOnehasn'tgottobea assertionthatafreepersonMasoninordertobeableto isallowedtoseetheLight?dothat.IamaCatholic

ItisMasonicteachingalsopriest,yetIequallywithyou thatafreepersonisnotthankGodthatIamBritish underdictatorship. andenjoyingthefreedomof

ExceptinRareConditions,ToOpen

Another'sMailIsSinofInjustice

Ifapersontakesaletter thatbelongstoanother, opensit,andkeepsit,ishe guiltyofmortalsin?What ifthecontentsoftheletter hadtodowithalucrative jobandtheretentionofthe stolenlettermeanstheloss ofthatjobbytheoneto whomtheletterwasaddressed?

Thegeneralprincipleconcerningtheopeningand readingofanother'sletters makesthispracticeasin againstjusticewhenthe owner'spermissionhasnot beenobtained.Thereason isthateveryonehasastrict righttohisownsecret.The sinmaynotexceedavenial fault,i.e.,ifapersonreads aletterthatheprudently supposestocontainonly thingsofslightimportance (Noldin,"SummaTheologiae Moralis,"vol.II,p.1310)

Itislawfultoopen'another'slettersunderthese conditions:(1)Bythetacit orreasonablypresumedconsentoftheaddressee;(2)bytheruletowhichonefreely submitshimselfwhenheen-

tersthereligiouslife,i.e., religioussuperiorsmayopen theirsubjects'mailexcept whenthatmailmanifestly hastodowithmattersof conscience;and(3)bythe necessityofavertingserious losstotheState,toone's subjects,andtooneself. Thedeliberateretentionof aletterthatwouldentitle theaddresseetoagoodjob isaserioussin,foritdoes seriousharmtothevictimof themailtheft.Onewhohas takensuchaletter,tofind laterthatsuchwasitscontents,isseriouslyboundto return whomittothepersonfor itisintended.The thiefneednotmakeknown thefactthatitwashewho tooktheletter;itsufficesif hereturnsit.

S.BEECROFT BUTCHER

181RokebyRd.,SUBIACO

OnlyPrime,FreshKilled MeatSold Phone:W1373

MichaelG.O'Brien

Telephone:MIT 2716.

PAINTINGCONTRACTOR 20 SouthP MabelSt.reet, Ma

WHITEROCKQUARRIES

AllGradesofMetalforRood ConstructionandConcreteWork

theBritishnation.This matterofnationalityandits privilegeshasnorealbearingoneitherMasonryorreligion.ThereareFrenchand AmericanFreemasonswho don'tthankGodthatthey areBritishandenjoyingBritishfreedomTheyprefer theirownnationalityand

theirownconstitutionalprivileges.Meantime,people whoareBritishmayall equallythankGodforthe fact,whatevertheirreligion,whetherCatholicor Protestant.Thereisnoparticularpoint,therefore,in thislastofyourobservations.

GraceLiftsManfromNatural RealmToSupernaturalLevel

Whatisgrace?

Grace,asusedinthetheologicalsense,meansaspecialsupernaturalgiftthat isfreelybestowedonmenby Godthroughthemeritswon byChristintheredemption ofmankind

Howdoweknowofthe existenceofgrace?

Wecanknowoftheexistenceofgraceonlythrough divinerevelation.Itissomethingreal,butitisspiritual justasthesoulisspiritual. Sinceitisimpossibleto examinethespiritualsoul bymaterialeyesorweighit onlaboratoryscales,soitis notpossibletosubmitgrace toaphysicalexamination. Yetthisdoesnotmeanthat gracedoesnotexist.We knowoftheexistenceof graceonthegreatestpossible authority,divinerevelation. God,whocanneitherdeceivenorbedeceived,has toldmanthatthereistruly aspiritualentitycalled grace.

Whataresomeofthe Scripturalproofsofthe existenceofgrace? St.Johntellsus:"Andof Hisfulnesswehaveallreceived,graceforgrace,For theLawwasgiventhrough Moses;graceandtruthcame throughJesusChrist"(1,1617).AgainSt.Johndeclares: "AndHesaid,"Thisiswhy Ihavesaidtoyou:Noone cancometoMeunlessheis enabled'todosobyMy Father.'"(vi,66).St.Paul taught:"Butbythegraceof

GodIamwhatIam,and Hisgraceinmehasnotbeen fruitless-infactIhave labouredmorethananyof them,yetnotI,butthegrace ofGodwithme"(ICor,xv, 10). Whyisgracenecessary?

WhenGodcreatedman, Heintendedforhimtoshare inalifehigherthanthe naturallife.Hedestined manforeternalsupernatural happinessinheaven.To affordhimthemeansof gainingthateternalhappiness,heelevatedhimfrom thenaturalrealmtothe supernaturalbytheinfusion ofgrace.Thissupernatural gracewasafreegiftofGod. Thisgracewaslostformen bythesinofAdamandEve.' YetGodinHisgreatmercy sentaRedeemerwhowould savethehumanraceby meritingforthemthegraces necessaryforsalvation. Withoutsupernaturalgrace, sibleformentobeelevated tothesupernaturallevel. Withoutsupernaturalgrce, menistiedtothenatural worldandcanneverattain thesupernaturalgoalfor whichhewascreated.Grace, therefore,isthemostimpor-tantthinginman'slife.

BRYANT&WATERS

80to90StirlingSt.,Perth WOOD&COALMERCHANT

OrdersPromptlyAttendedTo PHONE:BA3938

HumanityNeverMoreFertile,Manful OrPotentThanintheMiddleAges

InabookIsawtheMiddle Agesofhistoryreferredto astheDarkAges,theimplicationbeingthatinthose timeseveryonewasunder the"stiflingyoke"ofthe Church.Pleaserefutethis unfairstatement.

Themisnomerof"Dark Ages"appliedtomediaeval timesisbestrefutedbythe famedhistorianMontalembertinhis"Monksofthe West"(vol.i.p.120-131). "Religion,hewrote,"itis true,governedall;butshe stiulednothing.Shewasnot banishedintoacornerof society,immuredwithintheenclosureofherown temples,orofindividual conscience.Onthecontrary, shewasinvitedtoanimate, enlighten,andpenetrate everythingwiththespiritof life;andaftershehadseta foundationoftheedifice uponabasethatcouldnot beshakenhermaternalhand returnedtocrownitssummitwithlightandbeauty. Nonewasplacedtoohighto obeyher,andnonefellso lowastobeoutofreachof herconsolationsandprotec- tion."

Montalembertcalledthe MiddleAges"anepochof faith,butalsoaperiodof strife,ofdiscussion,ofdig-nity,and,aboveall,offreedom."

Inanswertothosewho labelmediaevaldays'asa "timedistinguishedforever byhumanimpotenceandbythegloriousdictatorshipof theChurch,"thehistorian showsthat"humanitywas

nevermorefertile,more manful,morepotent;"nor hastheChurchever"seen herauthoritymorecontest edinpractice,evenbythose whorecogniseditmostdutifullyintheory."Thefrequentclashesbetween ChurchandStateinthatera areproofenoughofthisobservation.

Montalembertstatedthat thegeneralvictoryofgood overevilwasnevermore closelyapproachedthanin theMiddleAges;this,despitethefactthatthere were triumphsfrequentmomentary of"violence,iniquity,cruelty,deceit,some-. timesevenofrefineddepravity."Onemustadmit thattheChurch"endured manyabusesandscandals evenamongherown ministers,"butatthesame time,"therewerenever greatervirtues,moregenerouseffortsfortheservice ofgoodness."

"Inpubliclifeasinpri- vate,"thehistorianendshis discussion,"intheworldas inthecloister,strongand magnanimoussoulsevery- wherebreakforth-illustriouscharactersandgreat individualsabounded." Thereinisthesuperiorityof theMiddleAges.

Posty'sWhistle

DearGirlsandBoys.-The Editorhaspromisedthatthe Bushies'Fundwillbegin againaboutthetimewhenI beginmythirdyearwith "TheCorner."Sodoyour besttoswellthefundA littlegirl(theonlyoneto writethisweek,bytheway) alwaysrememberstosend intothefundasdomany otherchildrenaswell.So, ifwealltry,thefundwill soontopthecentury.Best wishes -UNCLEMAC. k.N.W0k.s..W410.14.10.106.16,1061

BIRTHDAYBOX

Verymanyhappyreturnsofthedayare wishedfor.-

July1,J.Marshall. St.Mary's.

July7.VeronicaJohnson.York.

July11.AnneC. Healy,St.Mary's.

July18,ValerieAgar. St.Thomas'.

July21.JenniferGimblett. avILIWIA,IIMWWomymov. KathieRemembers

St.Mary'sHighSchool, Leederville.

DearUncleMac-Afriend ofours,hassentalonganother2/6fortheBushies. OurclassismakingaSpiritualBouquetforHisHolinessthePope.Wehave settleddowntoandwork aftertwoweeksofourMay holidays.WishingtheBushies allgoodthings.Cheeriofor now,UncleMac. -KATHIEHARRIS.

DearKathie.-Whata splendidlittlegirlyouare! Youalwayswritesucha friendlyletterandnever forgetthoselessfortunate thanyouareyourself.That's. alovelytrait,Kathie,and Godwillremember,that's quitecertain.I'mgladthe holidaysweresopleasant andthatyou'requitepreparedforhardworknow. That'stherightspirit.Write again,Kathie.Bestwishes fromyoarsgratefully, -UNCLEMAC

hildredsCornet

PriestAssists

Half-CasteBoy

Half-casteKennethWindermadehistorywhenhe commenceda2-weekcourse atPerthTechnicalCollege, recently. He.isthefirsthalf-caste boytoentertheW.A.printingtrade,theonlyoneenrolledfulltimeatthecollege,andthefirsttobe broughttoPerthforspecialisttrainingofanykind.

Winder(15),isaprintingapprentice,willbe trainedasacompositorand willlearntooperatealinotype.

SmileaWhile

Customer:Waiter,alittle birdtoldmethiscoffeewas notstrained.

Waiter:Alittlebird,sir?

Customer:Yes,aswallow.

"Youaresufferingfroma complicationofdiseases,Mr. Stein,atleastsix."

"Howmuchdiscountyou gifmeonhalf-a-dozen, doctor?"

Brown:Bytheway,Jones, mywifetellsmethatyour wifeandshearestartinga ShakespeareClub,theobject,ofcourse,beingtodiscussShakespeare.

OysterArgumentHas

MoralabouttheLow

SplendidSteedPerishedSavingMen

Duringthenextfiveyears ofhisapprenticeshipto CountryNewspapers'CarBaryonoffice,hewillmake anotherfourvisitstoPerth.

Jones:Or,morelikely, Mrs.Shakespeare.

IntendingPassenger:Excuseme,butdothesebuses runtoschedule?

Astwomenwerewalking bytheseashore,theyfound anoyster.andbeganto quarrelaboutit.

"Isawitfirst,"saidone man,"soitbelongstome."

"Ipickeditup,"saidthe other,"andIhavearight tokeepit."

Astheywerequarrelling alawyercameby,andthey askedhimtodecideinthe matter.Thelawyeragreed todoso,but,beforehe wouldgivehisopinion,he requiredthatthetwomen shouldgivehimtheirassurancethat,whateverhemight say,theywouldbequite satisfiedwithhisdecision. Thenthelawyersaid,"It seemstomethatyouboth haveaclaimtotheoyster. soIwilldivideitbetween you,andyouwillthenbe perfectlysatisfied"

Openingtheoyster,he ,quicklyateit,andvery gravelyhandedtoeachof themenoneoftheempty shells.

"Butyouhaveeatenthe oyster!"criedthemen.

"Ah,thatwasmyfeefor decidingthecase!"saidthe lawyer."ButIhavedivided allthatremainsinafair andjustmanner"

Thatiswhatgenerally happenswhentwoquarrelsomepersonsgotolawabout anythingtheycannotagree upon.

Spinal

Headache. Rheumatism.Mental Weakness.andothergraveanddangerousDiseases. ConsulttheChiropractorqualified at McLAREN'SCHAMBERS. 144'WilliamSt..Perth Phone:B2582 "TheChiropractornever resortstoDrugs01 Surgery;hemerelytries torelievetheimpinged nerveandleavestherest tonature." -EncyclopaediaBritannica

Mr.ANDREWMARTIN

NoChargeforConsultation

Bowra&O'Dea

rFUNERALDIRTCTORS4

Established1888. 195PIERSTREET,PERTH.

Telephones-Business:BA4308

Private:WU1063 BA3376

WhenIwasasmallchildTheycouldgivenohelp andwenttoschool,tooTheyhadnoboatnorraft, youngtoread,Iheardandtheirheartsweresick athingreadofahorsewithinthem. thatmadebothmyThentheBoerwasseento cheekswetwithhottears.drawnearatfullspeedon Themanwhoownedthehishorse.Downhecameto horselivedattheCapeofthebeach,nordidhestop GoodHope,andwascalledthereonebreathoftime.. aBoer.Hewasapoorman ofDutchblood.whowas bornonthesoilofthatland, andtilleditwiththeplough andhoe. Hewasakindmanat heart,thoughroughInlook andspeech.Helovedhis mare,andshelovedhim, andwaswithhimbyday andnearhimbynight.She

TheWeek'sThought

Agenerousactionisits ownreward.

ilille0~111111110111040 wasproudtohavehimon herback,andwoulddash throughswamps,ponds,and fire,too,ifhewishedit.

Butadaycamethat provedthefaithandloveof herstoutheartandthesoul oftheman.Agreatstorm camedownonthesea.The wavesroaredandroseas highasthehills.Theirwhite topsfoamedwithrageatthe windsthatsmotethemwith alltheirmight.

Nightdrewnear,andit wasascenetomakeone quakewithfear.Rightinthemidstofallthisrageand roar.ofwindandseaagreat shipwithsailsrentand helmgonecameinsight.It rodeonthehighwhitewaves straightontoareefofrocks, toofarfromtheshoretobe reachedwitharope

Theshipwasfullofyoung andold,whosecriesforhelp couldbeheard,loudaswas thevoiceofthestorm.Their boatsweregone.Therewas nowoodwithwhichtobuild araft.Thewavesleapedon theshiplikegreatwhite wolvesbentontheirprey. How'couldonesoulofthem allbesaved?

Themenonshorecould

Hespokeawordtoher whichsheknew,andwith notouchofwhiporspur shedashedin,andwitha ropetiedtohertailswam theseatotheship'sside.She wheeledandstampedher wayonthewhitesurgewith arowofmentotheshore. Thereshestayedbutfora breath.

Atthesoftwordandtouch sheknewsowellsheturnedandoncemoreploughedthroughthesurgetotheship andbroughtbackaloadof youngandold.Oncemore shestoodonthebeach amidsttearsofjoythatfell fromalleyesShestood thereweak,aswetwith sweataswiththesea.The nightsettleddownfaston theship.Therewerestilla fewmoreleftonitandtheir criesforhelpcameonthe wind'totheshore

Thethoughtsthattugged atthebraveman'sheartwill notbeknowninthisworld. Thecriesfromtheship pierceditthroughand through.Hecouldnot beartohearthem.He spokealowsoftwordto hishorse;heputhishandto herneck.andseemedtoask herifshecoulddoitShe turnedherheadtohimwith alookthatmeant,"Ifyou wishit,Iwilltry"Hedid wishit.andshetriedtothe lastpulseofherheart. Shewalkedintothewild sea.Allonshoreheldtheir breathatthesight.Shewas weak,butbrave.Nowand thenthewhitesurgeburied herhead;thensheroseand shookthebrineoutofher eyes. Footbyfoot,slowlybut surely,shenearedtheship. butlookonthesadsight.Nowthelastmanonthat

PROTECTION

THEINTERESTSOF HOMEBUYERSANDSELLERS AREPROTECTEDWHENYOU ENTRUSTYOURREALESTATE MATTERSTO Robinson&

95

Thistrip,thoughhisfirst inaplaneandhisfirstto thecapital,willlivelongin hismemory.

Sofarhissightseeinghas beenrestrictedtogetting lostonhisfirstmoveoutsidehisNewcastlestreet boardinghouse.

ApupilofthePresentationSistersinCarnarvon,he isobviouslyawedwiththe speedofthings in. Perth, butinhisquietwell-spoken mannervoicedthedeterminationtomakehisparents andeightbrothersandsistersinCarnarvonproudof thewayheseizedhisopportunity. HecommencedhisapprenticeshipinJanuary, 1951,afterdemonstrating hissuitabilityinathreemonthprobationaryperiod.

Opportunitycamewhen theofficecouldnotobtaina whiteyouthfortheapprenticeship.Rev.FatherMcKay,ofEastCarnarvon, suggestedahalf-caste.Ken Winderprovedsuitable.

-Withacknowledgement tothe"SundayTimes."

doomedvesselhadcaught therope.Oncemoreshe turnedherheadtothebeach. Shoutsandprayerscame fromittokeepupher strength.

Thetugwasforalife lovedmorethanherown. Shecouldliftherfeetno more;hermanelaylike blackseaweed.onthewaves whileshetriedtocatchone imorebreath;thenwitha groanshewentdownwith alltheloadshebore,anda wailwentoutfromtheland forthelossofalifethathad savedfromdeathnearlyall aship'screwofmen. Thusdaredanddiedin theseathebraveBoerand hishorse.Theywereas friends,oneinlife.onein death;andbothmightwell haveplaceandrankwiththe bestlivesanddeathsweread ofinbooksforyoungOrold.

ONWARDANDUPWARD

TwolittlegirlswereoverhearddiscussingtheirSundayschool,onewhichbelievedinteachingthe ShorterCathecismrather thantellingBiblestories. "Howfarhaveyougot?" askedthefirst.

Conductor:No.sir-they runtoScarborough.

INADVANCE

SmallDaughter:Daddy, whenIgrowupI'mgoing tomarryarichmanand you'llneverhavetowork ogain.

Father:That'llbenice.

"I'llbuyyouabighouse andabigcarandatelevisionsetandeverything."

"Thatwillbenice."

"Daddy"

"Yes"

"UntilIgetmarriedcould Inaveeightpenceforanicecream?"

NOHOPE

AnAustrianpianistwas engagedasaccompanisttoan amateursingerwhosevoice wasalwaysoutoftune.At lasttheAustrianthrewup hishandsindespair.

"Madam,"hesaid."Igiff upderyob.Iplayderblack notes-Iplayderwhitenotes -andalwaysyousingsin dercracks."

TIMED

"Whattimedidmywife sayshewouldbehere?" "Anhourago.sir,"replied thebutler. 'Ah,I'mearly!'

efillaillaillii011114118111810810ealit-i

NowForaPoem

THE RIVERS Boatssailontherivers, Shipssailontheseas; Butthecloudsthatsail acrossthesky Areprettierfarthanthese. Therearebridgesonthe rivers, Asprettyasyouplease: Butthebowthatspansthe heavens, Andovertopsthetrees, Andbuildsaroadfromearth tosky, Isprettierfarthanthese -ChristinaRossetti sasSaustsasotssuissaM~~041

Thefamilyandtheirguest hadjustseatedthemselves atthetable.

"Susie,"saidthemother, "whydidn'tyouputaknife andforkatMr.McKlunk's place?"

"Hedoesn'tneedany, mother,"repliedSusie,"You saidheeatslikeahorse."

"I'mpastOriginalSin," wastheproudreply.

"Oh,"contemptuously,"is thatall?I'mbeyondRedemption."

Judge:Theaccusedsaid YOUwerearogue?Isthat correct?

Plaintiff:Yes.

"Thenwhyareyoubringinganaction?"

Perth'sFASHIONABLEDININGROOMS Cnr.LakeandJamesStreets(upstairs). Phones:BF1589;BA2529.

ContinentalCuisineatitsBest. WeddingsandPartiesCateredFor. UnderPersonalSupervisionofJOEAGRESTA.

LANDSCAPE&BITUMENCONTRACTOR SuppliersofLOAM,GRAVEL,SAND,Etc. ConstructionTennisCourts,Roadways,Paths, RoseBeds,etc. A.E.CRANSTON, 63ST.GEORGE'STERRACE,PERTH. BA5331.

Versoitmondonuovo

PARTESECONDA:Cap.II:IImondodellospirito.

4)VERITA'ELIBERTA'.

Lospiritoumanoe'intelligenzaevolonta'libera.

a)L'intelligenzae'fatta 'perconoscereescoprirela verita'.Liberta'dipensiero significachel'uomoe'libero diindagarelaverita';ma appenatrovataladevericonoscerla.Sipossonoammetteredeglierroriinbuona fedeequindie'necessario esseretolleranti,manon inetteremaisullostesso pianolaverita'ereiTore, speciequandositrattadi cosemoltoimportanti.E quindinonaccettarelafamosafrase:Ognunocrede quelcheglipareepiace. Ognunoe'obbligatoacrederequelcheglipareessewlaverita'.Nonaccettarel'altrafamosafrase:io rispettotutteleopinioni,

gliuominiancheglierranti, macriticoecombattogli errori.Rispettoleopinioni quandositrattadicoseopinabili:adesempiomonarchiaorepubblica,Verdio Wagnerecc. Bisognapropagandarela verita',maprimaancorae sopratuttopropagandarne it culto:sicche'l'uomolacerchietrovataladeveprofessarla.Naturalmentecivuolemoltapazienza,carita', umilta'difronteachierrs, laverita'moltevoltesifa stradamoltolentamente. b)Dopol'intelligenza, l'altragrandedotedell'animaumanae'diavereuna volonta'libera.Unavolonta'checorrealbene,alla conquistadellecose,chesi imponealmondoelodomina;volonta'liters,cioe'panossignore:iorispettotuttidronadeisuoietti,chepuo'

ILRUINESEMPIODIUNEROE

rochesettimaneprima theletruppeamericane giungesseroaMauthausen, torn*crematoridelcampodi eliminazioneinghiottirono un300.000cadaveridioltreventinazioni.

Inquell'orribilecarnaio siconsumaronoanchele spogliemortalidiungiovanedi24anni.Ilsuecorpo nonerapiu',perleprivazionisopportatedaunaprigioniatedescacheloaveva ridottoinquell°state.L'imputazioneperdeportarlo7e' troppocattolico.Eadun amicodisse:scriveraiaimiei genitorichesonostatoarrestatoperl'AzioneCattoilea.

MarcelCallohafattola inortediunmartire.Egli aPPartieneaquellafalange dicristianidicuiPioXIIha dettochebisognaassimilarli aimartinidellaChiesaprimitiva.Natodapoverafamiglia,apprendistatipografofuprestoacontattocon lelotteperlavita.Gesu' Cristo,lochiamarono,con cennodischernoblasfemo. Maguardo'involto,serene, aisuoibeffeggiatori.Finironoperrispettarlo,peramarlo.Presidentedell'Azione Cattolicasibutto'nell'apostolato.Macapi'che nenone'agitazione.C'era inluiunrichiamocontinuo allasorgentedellaforzaperenne:I'Eucarestia:bisogna conformarciognigiornoun po'dipiu'alCristo.Saremo deibuonistrumentiperit mondonuovosoloquando avremomessoCristointutta lanostracondotta,intuttii nostriatti.E'nellamisura incuimetteremoCristoin noi,chelavoreremoalbene dellacomunita'.Andiamo dunqueariceverlosovente nell'Eucaristia.Noneranole sue.soleparole:manorma divita.

Vennelaguerra.Continuo'alavorareclandestinamenteperl'AzioneCattolica.Rischio'ognigiornola vitaperportarel'amorevole soccorsoagliinnumerevoli rifugiatipolitici.Formats nellalottamaturatanella praticadiunavitainteriore profondamentesentitaedi unacostantecarita',lasua animaeraprontapernuove ascensioni.Lasofferenza sara'alaalsuocammino versolaluce.L'8Marzodel 1943lemaceriediunacasa distruttadaunbombardamentoseppellironoMaddalenalasorellachepiu'amava.Tocco'alui,copunlavorodisovrumanadisperazionedissepnellireitcadavere,tocco'aluiportarela terribilenotiziaaigenitori angosciati.

Nellostessogiornogli giunsel'ordinedipartire perlaGermania.Per4gior- niconlamortenelcuore tacquelanotiziaaiparent. Per4giornisiarrOvello'in alternativechiedendoaDio

131

farliononfarli,farquesto oquest'altroequest'altro ancora.

Inveceledottrinematerialisticheabbassanol'uomo negandoaquestilasuapiu' grandedote,itliberoarbitrio.

Leprovedellaliberta'sonomolteplici.Eccole:latestimonianzadellacoscienza,anchecentreipropri interessi:lanettadistinzionechesifatralaleggefisicaelaleggemorale;l'esistenzadelrimorso,ecioe' rimproverodell'animaase stessopercio'chenonsi dovevafare,quindiriconoscenzadellaliberta'delle proprieazioni.

ThirdSeminary InHungaryIs ClosedbyReds

YCWHas4N,000MembersinFrance

AsTheyCelebrateSilverJubilee

dellasofferenzaunconsiglio,unaguida.Fuggire? Partire?Poisidecise:non andro'inGermaniaperlavorare,viandro'comemissionario.

Incominciadaquestomomentolapaginagloriosadel calvariodiMarcelCallo:un tiotidiano progressivoginteggiareoltreicolpidellasofferenzafinoalsacri-

Maessereliberononsignificachesipuo'farecio' chesivuole,no,perche'vi e'laleggemoraleche obbliga,senzacostringerci. Quindinonbisognapensare chesihaitdirittodifare cio'chesivuole.SiDuo'ma nonsideve,ecioe'materialmentesipuo'faretutto ancheunassassinio,masecondolaleggemoralenon sipuo',perche'laliberta' rispettaquestalegge.Quindinederivachel'uomoe' obbligatoafareiibeneead evitareitmale,enoncisi puo'restareindifferentio scetticiacio'.

5)FEDEEGRAZIA.

Pernoicristianil'edificio ficiodellavitaperleduespiritualedell'uomosico-

COMUNICAZIONIIMPORTANTI

LeProcureMatrimonialivengonorilasciatesolamente dalRev.PadreAbramo. ChiunquedesideriitSacerdoteItalianoperBattesimi, Matrimoni,Funerali,ecc.,e'pregatodidamecomunicazione:St.Patrick's.Fremantle-TelefonoL2268.

Perognifabbisognodistampati,telefonatealBJ2663.

causepiu'santechepossano albergareincuoreumano: laChiesaelaPatria.Cosi' e'perleletterediMarcel Callo,documentoprezioso dellostupendolavorodi quest'animatotalmentedonataalprossimoperla gloriadiDio:"perpeter farequalcosadisolidoeduraturobisognaprepararsi neldolore...Approfittodi questimesidisofferenzaperarricchirmi...nella'sofferenzasidiventamigliori... ogniseraprimadiaddormentarmipasseinrassegna quanta'edifettiemisforzo didiventaremiglioreavvicinandomiaDio...Dio, Famiglia,Patria:treconcettichesicompletanoe chenonbisognerebbemai disgiungere.Seogniindividuovolessecostruireappoggiandosisuquestebasi, tuttoandrebbe Mando'allafidanzatauna immagine:sulretroaveva scrittoitmottodellasua vita,itsuotestamento:fedelta'aDio,fedelta'alla miafidanzataefedelta'alla miaPatria.

Nglcampodiconcentramenklavoro'infaticabilmente:trovo'unlocaleed unalthre,organizzo'itculto divino,preparo'legrandi festeliturgiche,predico' eglistessoquandomancava Esacerdote.Fuesempio meravigliosodirassegnazione.Dimostro'unaforza d'animoeccezionale:fece capirelabellezzaimmensa dellafedeinquegliistanti incuiparevachetuttodovessecrollare.Lacappel-lettaerasemprepienadi internati:qualcunoforse perlaprimavolta,da quandoaveval'usodiragione,s'accosto'allamensa divina,comeaffascinato dellasincerita'diquelgiovanottocheavevasempreit sorrisosullelabbra.

(Continua)

P.Abramo-DirettoreresponsadegliarticoliinItaliano.

ronaconlafedechesublimalaragione,econlaGraziachesublimalavolonta'. Questerealta'bisognacre-derleperche'sonostaterivelatedaDiostesso.

Dioesiste:Cristoe'Dio: laChiesaCattolicae'la maestrainfallibiledellaverita'rivelata.Questeverita' rappresentanoleragioni dellafedecattolica.SeDio esiste,vacredutoequindi bisognacrederecio'che Egliharivelato,nonimportssecirivelacosechenoi nonpossiamocomprendere, imister.Egliparlaequin- dibisognacrederGli. DiciamodunquecolManzoni:TuI'haidetto,itcredo,itso.

VIENNA,July3.-The HungarianCommunistregimehasforcedBishopBer-talanBadalikofVeszpremto clos4hisdiocesanseminary accordingtoreportsreach inghere.

TheVeszpremseminaryis thethirdtobeclosedbythe Redswithinthepastyear. Lastfalltheycompelledthe seminaryatHejcetoclose andmergewiththatofEger ThisspringtheKalosca archdiocesanseminarywas closedandstudentstransferredtotheseminaryof Szeged.

Accordingtothereports reachinghere,theclosingof theVeszpremseminaryws inreprisalforstudentsthere observingthethirdanniversaryoftheimprisonmentof HisEminenceJosefCardinal Mindszentybyprayingfor hisrelease.Theimprisoned PrimateofHungarywasformerlyBishopofVeszprem.

FurtherExpulsionofMissionaries

FromChinaBringsYear'sTotalto696

HONGKONG,July5(NC.)-The communistgovernmentofChinaexpelled 94foreignCatholicmissionariesfromthe countryduringthemonthofJune.These expulsionsbringthetotalofpriestsand Sistersforcedfromthecountrysincethefirst ofthisyearto696.

Theslowprogressofdriv ingtheforeignpersonnel fromthecountrywasbegun bytheregimeayearanda halfago.Underthepretext ofbeing"imperialist",spies. theRedshavearrested,tried andexpelledatotalofmore than2000missionariessince thatdate.

The94expelleesinclude twoBishops,TheMostRev. AdolphPaschangofMartinburgMo.,andPeterGrimm ofJugenheim,Germny BishopPaschang,aMryknoll missidnary,wasBishopof TsinchowinKansu, Besidesthetwoprelates. 63prieests,23Sistersandsix brotherswereforcedloN,the CommunistGovernmentto quitthecountry. Therearestill 1163 foreignCatholicmissionaries remaininginChina,790 Priests,75Brothers,2Scholasticsand296Sisters.Of these,139areinCommunist prisons.accusedof"imperialism"orof"sabotaging" the"independent.church" HaveyourRacquetRestrungor RepairedbyNorm.Heast,ex-pertstringer,14BonMarche Arcade.Phone11;.218. YOUCAN

programmeoftheGovernment.

Atleast220ofthe2200 ChinesepriestsinthecountryhavebeengaoledfortheirloyaltytotheHoly FatherasheadoftheCatholicChurch.

securityandaidtheunemployed

HelpedbyFatherCardijnandthelateLouisCardinalLucon,Archbishopof Rheims,theJocistmovement' grewrapidly.In1913more than1000members'madea pilgrimagetoRome.In1937 some85,000Jocistsgathered inaParisstadiumtohear a110thanniversaryMass celebratedbyaformermember.

PARIS,June27(NC.)-France's YoungChristianWorkers'organisation,the JOC,todayhas400,000members.Itwas foundedonly25yearsagobyfourlaymen andapriest. In1927.FatherGuerin andfouryounglaymenmet inClichy,aworkingclass suburbofPariswhereSt VincentdePaulwasonce pastor,tostartamovement tospreadChristianityamong Frenchindustrialworkers. Thelaymenincludedafactoryworker,atruckdriver, aclerkandanapprentice. Theymodelledtheirmovementontheorganisationset upearlierinBelgiumby CanonJosephCardijnand tookitsname.TogethertheystudiedthesocialencyclicalsofPopeLeoXIII asthebasisfortheirwork Theiraimsweretoprotect thedignityofworkersand apprentices,organisetheapprenticesystem.providejob

WorldWarIIinterrupt- edtheorganisation'sgrowth.WhenNazi outlawedoccupationforces theJOC,gaoledFatherGuerinandexecuted anumberofmembers,ithad togoundergroundButit continuedtoworkinprisons, concentrationcampsand evenamongdeporteesat forcedlabourinGerman factories.

Aftertheliberationitresumeditsgrowthandnowinits25thyearincludes 400.000members.

Ontheoccasionofits.anniversary,thechaplaingeneralofJOCreceivedaletter fromMsgrGiovanniB Montini,SubstituteVatican SecretaryofState,written fortheHolyFather.Msgr. Montiniwrote:

"TheJocistmovement hasshownitselftobeapro- videntialformofthe Church'spresenceinthe worldoflabour,whereit hasbeen,alas,toooftenig- nored.Itofferstoparishes, withwhichithasestablishedcloseco-operation,a uniquechancetoexpandthe fieldoftheirapostolate."

BishopsCounselBritain AgainstDivorceHavoc

LONDON,July3.-Nosocialconditions,modernorancient, hereorelsewhere,canalter,thefundamentaltruththat uponstablefamilylifethestrengthofanationisbuilt.

Thiswarningwascontainedinajointpastoralissuedbythe HierarchyofEnglandandWales.ItwasseenasaddressedparticularlytotheRoyalCommissiononMarriageandDivorcewhich hasbeenaccumulatingevidencefromvariousreligious,professional,socialandeducationalbodiespriortodraftingnewdivorce legislation.

TheBishopspastoralde-appallingfigureswillbetodowithdivorce,being I Glaredbluntlythateasiermultiplied.Whtatthatmeansonlygrantedwhenitcan divorcewouldbringsocialinmiseryforthechildrendefinitelybeprovedthatno disasterthroughthecollapseofthelandnonecandoubt,truemarriageevertook offamilylife.ItdeclaredItisevenproposed-andplace thatdivorcedestroysfamilysupportedbyotherwiseresecurityencourageslegalis-sponsiblebodies-thatthe edadulteryandspreadsrewardofadulteryshouldbe crimethroughbrokenhomes.therighttodivorceaninno-

TheHierarchyrecalledcentwifeorhusband." thatvariousCtholicbodies,"Menwillgotowell-nigh includingtheBishopsthem-incrediblelengthsoncethey selves,hadsubmittedreportsbegintotmaperwiththe andrecommendationstotheCommaudments,'the RoyalCommission,whichBishopscommented."Itis wassetupinAugust,1951.alltooeasytoforgetthat However,theystatedthatthosewhoseekfreshunions thegeneraltrendofdocu-afterdivorcearelivingin mentsregularlypublicisedadultery.Fornocivillaw inthenationalpressisto-canalterthelawofGodwardincreasinglaxity. 'WhatthereforeGodhath

"Althoughtheviewsofjoinedtogetherletnoman Catholiccitizenshavebeenputasunder.' submittedtotheRoyalCorn-TheBishopsstressedthat missionofMarriageandnoonewhohasstudiedthe Divorce,"theBishopssaid,evidencecanmaintaineasier "itcanhrdlybehopedthatdivorceinEnglish-speaking theywillgreatlyinfluencecountrieshasproducedhaptheCommissioners.How_pierorhealthierfamilyreevercourteouslytheygrantlations "Onthecontrary"theydewithus atiering.itisclearthatdared"wheredivorcehas somanyopposing opinions,thereislittlehopebeenmadeeasymarriageas thattheCatholicviewwillaninstitutionhasbeen prevail." broughtintocontempt.Even

HowevertheHierarchytheSovietUnionwhichoffiadded,"theBishopsoweitciallydeniedGod'slawand totheirflockstogivequid-boastedthatmarriagewasa anceonmatterswhichvexbourgeoisinventionhashad thepublicconscience." secondthoughts.Anation deridesthelawofGodat Declaringthatthepresent divorcerateinBritainitsperil" "meansabrokenhomeforTheBishopscdeclaredthat thousandsofmen,womenCatholicsshouldfeelnoneed andchildren,"andthattoapologisefortheChurch's thereareahundredtimesrefusaltocounteenancedimoredivorcestodaythanvorcesincetheChurchhas atthebeginningofthecen-nochoicebuttoadminister, tury,theBishopssaid. notalter,thelawsofGod.

"IfthedesiresofmanyTheystressedthattheanwhoadvocatewhattheycallnulmentsgrantedbythe reformarerealised,theseChurchherselfhavenothing

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' 10Boys'Choirs VOCALSOLOS VOCALDUETS ELOCUTION 21stJuly-7.45P.M.-Tickets2/6&3/6(Nicholsons&Pellegrinis)

FESTIV;:-A-L at THECAPITOL

SOCCER!Afascinatingfootballgameinany language,luringeventhemostblasetokeen enthusiasm.Itisonadroitgame,adeft combinationoffootandheadwork,providing thesamepleasureasonereceivesfroma

Government'sDuty

"Catholicshope,"the Bishopssaid,"thattheRoyal Commissionwillbemore concernedtostemrather thantofosterthedeclineof familyunity.Thegrowthof crime,particularlyamong theyoung,isinnosmall measureduetotheremoval ofparentalcontrolandthe disregardoftheobligations ofmarriage.' TheBishopsdeclareditto bethedutyofaChristian governmenttoseekto strengthen,nottoloosen, themarriagebond.They said:

"Itmight,forexample, givemorethoughttoeducationofseniorchildrenfor domesticduties.Itmight encourageresponsiblebodies tosetupmorecentresfor theguidanceofthosewho intendtobemarriedorwho areunhappilymarriedThere isalsoscopeforlegislation torestricthastymarriages." NoStricterthanHe Declaringthat"everydivoiceinflictsafreshwound onthewholeofsociety,"the BishopscounselledCatholics "nottoloseheartwhenso fewofourfellow-citizens accepttheChristiandoctrine ofmarriage."Theyadded: "Manyofthosewhoridiculeyourbeliefsandcall themold-fashionedknow intheirheartsthatyouare right.Fortheyknowthat youfollowtheteachingsof ChristOurLord.ThankGod forgivingyoutheFaith."

TheBishopssaidthat"it isgenerallythoughtbythose outsidetheChurchthat Catholicshavestrangeand undulystrictviewsondivorce."although"the

Church'soppositiontodivorceisnostricterthanthat ofChristOurLord."

"Nooneseriouslycontends,"theBishopswenton, "thattheCatholicChurch inventedhermarriagelaws. WhatttheChurchteaches today,shetaughtahundred andathousandyearsago. WhatCatholicsholdtoday, allEnglandheldfromthe timeofitsconversionto Christianityuntilthedeplorablebreachoftheunityof Christendominthe16thcentury.

PopePiusPaysHomagetoMother

OfVirginMartyronJubileeDay

VATICANCITY,July5. Mamma AssuntaGorettifoundthe"proveninstrumentsofaChristianeducationequaltoall trials."

ShereceivedthistributefromHis HolinessPopePiusXIIinaspecialletter senttoheronthe50thanniversaryofthe deathofherdaughter,St.MariaGoretti,in defenceofherchastity.

ThePopetoldMrs.Gorettithatthese''proveninstruments"were"holyfear ofGod,dailyprayerand theexerciseofthedomestic virtues."

TheEnglishpeopleatfirst stoodstrongagainsttthenew doctrinesoftheReformers. Itwaslargelyoverthisvery questionofdivorcethatthey wereeventuallytornfrom theirallegiancetotheHoly SeeKingHenryVIIIrebelledbecausethePope couldnot,underthepretext ofannulment,sanctiondivorceandcondoneadultery. Itmaynotbesurprising, therefore.thatthiscountry shouldnowbefacingthe breakdownoffamilylife. For,inplainlanguage,divorcedestroysfamily securityandleadstolegalisedadultery." Complainingthatcurrent literatureandfilms"tendto giveafalsepictureoflove," theBishopsrejectedthe notionthat"Catholicsare taughttoregardsexassin." "Catholics,"onthecontrary,"theyasserted."are taughttoregardsexas sacredbecausethisfaculty isgivenintrustforthegood ofthwholehumanrace.BeingsacreditsuseinenshrinedinaholySacrament.In simpleterms,theissueis betweenconsecratedlove andfreelove.Easierdivorce inevitablyextendsandlegaliseslust."

Hard Yet

TheBishopsrecalledthat whenmarriedmonand womenareunabletolivein peace,theChurchhas authoritytoofferthemonly theremedyoflegalsepara Lion.

"Itisafalsecompassion," theysaid,"whichseeksto givethemreliefbydestroyingthewholeinstitutionof Christianmarriage" "Itissaid,"theBishops added,"thatthisisahard doctrine.Eventhefirstdisciplescomplainedthatitwas toohard.ButOurLorddid notrelaxHislaw.Neither maythosewhospeakinHis Name.Todootherwise wouldbetoopenthefloodgatestopassionandsweep awaytheveryfoundationsof familylife."

ThePontiffsenttheremembranceofhis"paternal consideration"toMrs.GorettiasceremoniescommemoratingSt.Maria's"martyrdomforpurity'were

SouthAmerico NeedsPriests

ROME,July.-Oneofthe Church'smostcriticalneeds todayisforvolunteerpriests fromothercountriestomake upforthescarcityof priestsinLatinAmerica.

Attentionwasfocussedon LatinAmerica'smajorneed inaseriesofarticlesinOsservatoreRomano,Vatican newspaper,whichwasreportedheretohavearoused considerableinterestin Catholiccirclesbothin EuropeandLatinAmerica.

Accordingtotheauthorof theseries,theRev.Eugenio Pellegrino,S.J..abouta thirdoftheworld'sCatholicsliveinLatinAmerica. butthenumberofpriests thererepresentsonlya seventhofallthepriestsin theworld.

heldinCorinaldo.Nettuno andFerriere.

Mrs.Gorettiwantedtogo toNettunowherethedeath ofherdaughteroccurred. But86-year-old"Mamma Assunta,"whohasbeenan invalidforeightyears,was dissuadedfrommakingthe journey.Itwouldhavebeen a500-mile,roundtripjourneyfromherhomeatCorinaldo.

ThePope'smessagesaid: "GratefultoGodwhoin suchmannercomfortsthe Churchinthealternating vicissitudesofherstern pilgrimage...,itpleasesus topointoutoncemoreto oursonsanddaughters, youngandold,andparticularlytofeminineyouthas themostassailedbythe worldandSatan,thename andexamplesofthisvirgin martyrwhomGodprepared asashiningmodelinour daysandwhomyouprotectedasalilyamong thorns."

AQuarterMillion

PromiseRosaries

LONDON,July4-Anes timated250.000personspromisedtosaythefamily RosarydailyinEngland's twonorth-easterndioceses asaresultofafive-week campaigntherebytheRev. PatrickPeyton,C.S.C.

ThearticlesrecalledthatfamedAmericanfamily in1946,.theRev.JohnJ.prayercrusader.

Considine,M.M,onthebasisFatherPeytonbegana15ofatourofLatinAmerica,weektourofBritainlatein hadestimatedthatatleastApril.Thecampaignwill 40,000morepriestsareneedendonAugust3witha edtoservetheestimatedmonsterrallyinLondon's 15,000,000Catholicsthere.WembleyStadium.

HeroicPrelateSeesNoDifference

InCommunismofTitoandStalin COLOGNE,Germany,June27(NC. -ArchbishopAloysiusStepinachimself canseenodifferencebetweenMoscowcommunismandTitocommunism,insofaras thereligiousquestion

TheArchbishop,now strictlyconfinedtohisnative villageofKrasic,madethis clearinaninterviewwitha German newspaerman whichisreportedin"RheinischerMerkur,"weekly newspaperofCatholicorientationpublishedhere. DO

YOUKNOW?

(W.A),Ltd 41-47HighStreet,Fremantle. Phone:L3381(3Lines).

HardwareMerchantsForOver50Years.

KIRBY'S

PHONE:B7388.

L.HARTY(LateDunklings,Ltd.),Manager.

isconcerned. Thereporter-hisnamais ErichB.Kusch-visitedthe ArchbishopinKrasicand askedhimwhatheconsiders tobethedifferencebetween communismofthebolshevist(Moscow)brandand YugoslavCommunism.

"Asforme,thereis,inthe religiousquestion,nodifferencebetweentheCommunismoftheCominform.and thatoftheTitoistbrand," theArchbishopwasquoted assaying."Theideasadvocatedby(Alfred)Rosenberginhisbok,'Mythofthe 20thCentury'havetobe consideredidenticalwith thoseofCommunism.

"CommunismisthenaturalenemyoftheCatholic Churchand,undoubtedly willalwaysremainit."

Regardinghis"trial"beforeaTitocourt,theGermanreporterquotedthe Archbishopasfollows:"My conscienceisclear.Ican stand'before'myGod.1 shallalwaysupholdthe rightsoftheChurchandof myFaith-ifnecessary,with mylife.ThereisnothingI haveto'fear.ifGodstands bymyside."

Discussingtheproposal 41 madetohim,atthetimeof hisconditionalreleasefrom prisonlastyear.toleave Yugoslaviaandgoabroad, theArchbishoptoldthecorrespondent:"Ishallalways remainwhereIhavebeen placedbyGodandwhere mydutyobligesmetostay. Ishallneverleavethefaithfulplacedundermyspiritualcare."

Copiesofallphotographs whichappearin"The Record"maybepurchased fromthisoffice.

PHOTO-SALES

OurLadyGaveanIndian MiraculousSelf-Portrait

DowninoldMexicocityisoneofthe mostfamedofMarianshrines-themirbculousandbeautifulpictureofOurLadyof Guadalupe.Thispicturewasgivenbythe BlessedMotherherselftoJuanDiego.

Backintheyear1531lived JuanDiego,apoorIndian peasant,simpleandhumble. Atthefirstgleamofdawn, hewouldleavehisnative villageandclimbtherocky hillsonhiswaytoMass.I-. wasprobablyadistanceof fourmilestoMassinthe FranciscanMissionchurch ofMexicoCity.

Onemorningwhileclimbingthehills,theIndian heard,corningfromarocky pinnacle,acanticleresound ingsweetly,whichseemed tohimlikethewarblingof manydifferentbirdsthat sangtogetherandchoired onewithanotherinaccord. Thehigherhillsbehindrepeatedandmultipliedthe 'echoes.

Lookinguptothespot whencethesoundcame.he sawawhiteshiningcloud andarounditamagnificent rainbow,coloursofwhich wereformedbyraysof dazzlinglightthatblazed fromacentralpoint.Absorbed,butotherwisecalm anduntroubled,theIndian feltinhisheartaninexpressiblejoy.

MostBeautifulLady

Whilehepuzzledthe soundsceased,andheheard himselfcalledbyname,in awoman'ssweetandgentle tones.Thevoicecamefrom thebrightestcloudandbade himdrawnear.Advancing andhasteninguptheridge, hesawinthemidstofthe brillianceamostbeautiful lady.

Herapparel(ashedescribedit)soshonethat, struckbyitssplendour,the rocksinthatroughsummit lookedlikewell-cuttransparentpreciousstones,while theleavesofthecactusand thebramble(whichtheex posedpositionmakespoor andstunted)seemedtobe clustersoffineemeralds, withthorns,branchesand trunksofbrightburnished goldandtheverysoilofthe littletablelandwasasjasper ofmanycolours.

Withalovingandencouraginglook,thelady spoketotheIndian,inhis ownlanguagesaying:

heardtheheavenlycanticle, andtherewasOurLady standinginthemidstofthe brilliancewaitingforhim. Throwinghimselfonhis knees,hetoldofhisfailure, andbeggedhertosendsome nobleandinfluentialpeerson,

Juanfeltalittlehappier returningtotherockysummit.TheBlessedMother waswaitingforhimand Juanrelatedhowhehad beenquestionedandre-questionedandfinalytoldthat hissimplestorywasnotsufficienttodecidesoimportant amatter.Hemustaskthe lovelyLadyforasign.

ABrokenPromise

TheBlessedVirginthankedJuanforhiscareanddili-

ImageofOurLadyImprinted

OnanIndian'sCloak400YearsAgo

fromtheBlessedVirginon theyesterdayashehadpromised. Heartbrokenthathehad notkepthispromise,and thinkingthatOurLady wouldreproachhim,he imaginedinhissimplicity thatbytakinganother routehewouldescapebeing seenordetainedbyher.As soonashehadsecuredthe priestforhisunclehe wouldreturntothesummit, asktheBlessedVirginfor thesignandtakeittothe BishopTheIndianwas abouttoturninhispath. whenhesawOurBlessed Lady.comingtomeethim. Shewassurroundedbya whitecloudwithallthe brightnessoftheother visions.

"Whereartthougoing,my lovedson,andwhatpathart thoutaking?"Juanwasconfused,andashamedand afraid.Hethrewhimself onhiskneesandtoldhis story.Withatenderlook OurLadysaid:"Hear,my lovedson,Iamamerciful Mother.Letnothingtrouble norafflictthee.Fearneither painnorsicknessnorgreviousaccidents.AmInot here?I,whoamthy mother.Haveneithersorrownoranxietyforyour uncle.forheisalreadywell."

TheSignofRoses

WhenJuanheardthese words.hethrewhimselfon hiskneesandsaid,"Giveme the*sign,0sweetMother, thatIMaytake-ittothe Bishopandhewillbelieve me."

TheBlessedMotherreplied:"Go,mymuchloved andcherishedson,tothe rockysummitandtheroses thouwilt gather intothelapofthycloak andbringthemtome."

doasIordered.Attend,son, towhatIsay;remarkthat Iplaceconfidenceinthee. Donotshowwhatthouart carryingoropenthycloak, untilthouartinthepresence oftheBishop.Thentellhim whatIhavesaid,andthou wiltdisposehimtoraisemy temple."

JuanDiegowasdelighted withthesignandhurriedoff, enjoyingtheperfumefrom theroses.Hereachedthe palacewiththelatestmessagebuttheservantswould notlethimin.Afteravery longtime,whentheywere wearyofhisbeggingand imploringforadmittance theyreportedtotheBishop andhewasledin.

PointedinHeaven

Hedeliveredhismessage andsayinghehadbrought thesign,threwopenhis cloakandthegloriousroses felleverywhere.TheBishop wasspell-bound,butitwas nottheroseshewaslooking at;hiseyeswerefocussed onthecentreofthecloak, forthereinthemostbeautifulcolourswaspainteda heavenlypictureoftheVirginMary.

TheBishoptookthecloak fromJuan,reverentlycarriedittohisoratoryand placingitonthealtargave thankstoburLordandHis gloriousMother.Meanwhile OurLadyhadcomeina

visiontoJuan'suncle.cured him,andtoldhimherpicturewastobecalled"Our LadyofGuadalupe."

Allthishappenedov 400yearsago.TheTemple thattheBishopbuilthas beenextendedoverthecen turiesbutwithinisenthronedthepicture,exactlythe sametoday,aswhenOur LadygaveittoJuanDiego.

Thepictureisindescribablybeautiful.OurLady's facebearsanexpressionof tenderlove,mercyandsadness'thatlivesonwithone afterhavinggazedupont, foralways.

TwentyPopeshavehonouredherunderthetitleof OurLadyofGaudalupeand BenedictXIV(1754)declaredHerPatronessof MexicoIn1937PiusXIendorsedthetitle,"Queenof AlltheAmericas."Endless streamsofpilgrimsjourney throughouttheyeartopay theQueenoftheAmericas reverence. Mostpilgrimsmaketheir wayfromtheBasilicadoor, downthelongaisletothe shrine,ontheirknees. Throughoutthecenturies millionsofpilgrimshave cometopayreeverenceto theBlessedVirginMaryin theTempleshedemandedto bebuiltandinwhichshe showsherselfamerciful Mothertoallwholoveand seekher.

OMNUMMEM111IIIMIII

"Myson,JuanDiego, whomItenderlylove,I amtheever-VirginMary, MotherofthetrueGod,who istheauthoroflife,the Creatorofallthings.Itis mywishthattherebea Templeraisedheretome.A Templeinwhich,asalovingMothertotheeandthose likethee,Ishallshowmy tendermercyandcompassionIfeelforthenatives, forthosewholoveandseek me.and'forallwhoimplore myprotection.Go,mybelovedsonandtelltheBishop ofMexicothatthisismy wish."

BishopUnimpressed

TheservantsofthePalace ofDonFrayJuandeZumarraga,firstBishopofMexico, werenotanxioustoadmit thispoorIndian.Theykept himwaitingaverylongtime, butfinally,movedbyhis patience,theyusheredhim in.TheBishopmarvelledat thestrangestory,btitthe message.hethought,was probablyimaginationor perhapsadream.

HesentJuanaway.The Indianwasbroken-hearted becausehehadfailedtoobtainOurLady'swish.Sadly hemadehiswayhomeover thehills.Whennearingthe rockypinnacle,heagain

PrayertoOurLadyofGuadalupe

OurLadyofGuadalupe.MysticalRose,makeintercessionforHolyChurch.protecttheSovereignPontiff. helpallthosewhoinvoketheeintheirnecessities,and sincethouarttheeverVirginMaryandMotherofthe trueGodobtainforusfromthymostholySonthe graceofkeepingourfaith,ofsweethopeinthemidst ofthebitternessoflife,ofburningcharity,andthe preciousgiftoffinalperseverance.Amen.(500days asoftenasrecited). becausenobodywouldbelieveapoorIndian boy. OurLadylistenedtohim tenderly,andcallinghimHer belovedson.toldhimitwas Herwishthatheundertake andconductthisforHer."I asktheeandIorderthee,my sontogobackinthemorningandseeandspeakwith theBishop.Tellhimto erect'theTempleIdemand, andthatshewhosentthee, istheVirginMary,Mother ofGod."

Therewasevenmoredifficultythesecondtime,in gainingadmittancetothe Bishop.Howeverthistime, theBishoplistenedwith greaterattention,andtold Juanhemustaskthelovely Ladyforadefinitesign.if shewasreallytheMother ofGod.

genceandbadehimcome nextmorningwhenshe wouldgivethesign.Howe ever,nextmorning,Juan's uncle,whomhedearlyloved, wassicktodeathwithfever. Hespentthatwholedayand nightnursinghim.Before dawnonthefollowingday hewashurryingwithall speedtogetthepriesttoadministerthelastSacraments. Whennearingtherocky summitJuanrememberedhe hadnotreturnedforthesign

TheIndianobeyedbuthe knewforcertaintherewere noflowersthere.Itwas barrenrockandonlystuntedcactusgrewonthehills. Onreachingthesummithe sawabeautifulrosebush withfresh,odorous,dewy blooms.Arranginghiscloak innativefashion,heplucked asmanyrosesashecould putintoit,andtookthemto theVirginMary.Humbling himselfinHerpresence,he showedhertheroses.

OurLadytookthemall out,re-arrangedtheminto thelapofthecloak,coveringthemwithitsfolds.

"Herethouhastthesignfor theBishop;tellhimheisto

ELLIOTT ELLIOTT

OPTICIANS

PiccadiqyArcadePerth

JohnElliottW.A.O.Amgr. Ex-MaristBros' Student

TelB7938

FromtheBronxtoGalwayBoy2.

SecretofArriving BeforeSettingOut

Inthesecondarticleonhistravels *Woad,theRev.M.Divineytellshowhe almostbecomeadiscipleofthetheoryof relativity.Hedescribeshowhesetoutby shipfromNewZealand,travelledalmost 4,000milesandreachedhisdestinationthe sameday.Hodhetravelledbyairhewould hovearrivedtwohoursbeforehisdepartaretime.

HytheRev.M.Diviney.

Withareluctantadieuto -,hebeautifulcountryofNew Zealand.westeamedmore than1000milesbeforethe FijiArchipelagibrokeonthe norizon.

Geologistsdifferon whetherFijiisfoundedon thesiteofaveryancient continentalareaorhasbeen oeiltupfromthedepthsof *beoceanbyvolcanicaction.TheArchipelagiconsistofabout210islesscatlecedoveranareaof40,000 squaremiles.Thetotalarea athegroupisalmostthe sizeofWales.

Onlyabout80oftheislaadsareinhabited.Fijiis aCrownColony,cededto greatBritainin1874.Ofa populationexceedingaquarter'ofamillionIndiansand Fijianspredominate.EuropeansandEurasiansnumber morethan10.000.

WereachedSuvaona Friday.Thefollowingday wasalsoFridayaswewere crossingtheInternational DateLine.Hadwecomeby air,wewouldhaveleftAucklandat3p.m.andarrived inHonoluluat1p.m.onthe sameday,thusflyingseeminglybackwardsfromthe pointofviewofconventional lime,yetcoveringnearly 4000miles.

Walkingdownthemain streetofSuva,Monsignor 34cCooeandIadmiredthe sturdyphysiqueofthe Fijiannatives.FatherMc-

Diarmid,anativeofDunedin.N.Z.,tookusinhand. Exceptforshoesandstock hewasdeckedoutinwhite. HeshowedustheCathedral andotherplacesofinteret. WecalledtoseeHisLordship,BishopFoley,whowas borninDevonalthoughboth ofhisparentswereIrish.

Thedaywasextremely hotandhumid;scarcelya daypassesinSuvawithout rain,andforthatreasonthe countrylooksatalltimes greenandrefreshing.MonsignorandIleftSuvawith atleastonesouvenirofthe place,forthateveningwe eachpickedupasuitof clothesforwhichwehad beenmeasuredthatsame morning.Thiswasan achievementwhich,wefelt. onecouldnotaccomplishin mostplacesinoneday.

AsweleftFijiansoil,we knewitwouldbealong spellofeightdaysbeforewe wouldbeonlandagain.The passengerssoongrewtired oflookingatthewideopen seasndturnedtothediversionsofferingonboard.

Ourtemporaryhome,the M.V.Aorangi,wasthe largestmotorvesselafloaton itsmaidenvoyagein1924. Hersistership,theViagor of13,000tonswassunkby aGermanminein1940. Therewerenoliveslost,but littlewassalvagedapart fromthegoldbondfor America,worthmillionsof

BOANS BOOT&SHOE REPAIR

BootsandShoeswillbe promptlyrepairedbyexpertworkmentoyour completesatisfaction. ThisRepairServiceDepartmentissituatedat BoansSaddlerySection, oppositeTobaccoCounter,GroundFloor.

REPAIRSCALLEDFORANDDELIVERED.

Boansdrivers willcallfor anddeliverrepairs.Ring BF1231 and askforthe BootandShoe RepairDepartment.

pounds.whichwasrecoveredby divers.

Amongthemostpopular passengersoftheyounger setwasMissPat Betringham-Moore,whovisited WestAustraliain1947to attendamedicalconference withherfatherwhopractisesmedicineinSwansea, Tasmania.

Oneeveningasamovie wasinprogressonthestarboarddeck.MissMooreand herfriendswereleaning againsttherailofthevessel,watchingthefilmand exchangingpleasantrieswith someladsinthefrontseats. Owingtothemotionofthe ship,MissMooreattimes hadhersilhouetteprojected ontothescreen.

Eventuallytheoperator stoppedtheprojector, switzthedonthelightsand cameclowntothesceneof thedistraction."Miss Moore,"hesaid,"muchas wemayadmireyouinreal life,weobjecttoyourunorthodoxwayofgetting intothefilms"Amidthe laughterofherseatedmale friends,MissMooreretorted:"Ifyouweregentlemen youwouldhaveofferedyour seatstotheladies."Butthe ladsrepliedinchorus:"You can'texpectustobegents sincewecomefromPigs' Island,explainingthatsince CaptainCooktookpigsto NewZealandithasretained thattitleeversince.

Incidentally,MissMoore passedthroughFremantlea secondtimewiththeHoly YearpilgrimageandrenewedformeracquaintancesIn Rome,shetoldme,the prayedmostfortheconversionofhermother-anevent wnichhasnotyettaken place.

Onherwaybackfrom Romeshemet,ataNaval ballinLondon.ayoung medicalstudent,Frederick Griffen,thenanon-Catholic. Shewasnowonherwayto marryDr.Griffin,withNuptialMassinVancouver. MissMoorespokereminiscentlyofKing'sParkand thepicturesqueSwandistrictsWhatinterestedher mostinW.A.,however,was St.Mary'sCathedral,the liturgicalwelcometothepil- grimsandthegraciousness ofHisGrace,theArchbishop.

(Nextweek:FatherDa mien'sPurgatory-Molokai.)

BraziliansReject DivorceProposal RIODEJANEIRO,Brazil, July3.-ABilltolegalise divorceinBrazilwasdefeatedherebyanover whelmingmajorityvoteof theHouseofRepresentatives.

AquinasContinuesVictorious

RunwithDefeatsofWesley

OnJuly9Aquinas,froth aftertheirweek'srest,comfortablyaccountedfor theinexperiencedWesley XVIII. Duetoheavyrainthere werev.ryfewspectatorsout atAquinastowitnessthe match,whichwasplayedin analmostcontinuousdownpour. Wesleyopenedoutthe playstraightafterthefirst bounceandsoonhadthree mi,norsontheboardThe Aquinasteamthenrallied andAkkermansgoalednicelytoputAquinasinfront. SwifthandpassesintheforwardlineagainputAquinas intoattackandandByrne,scoutingcleverlyaddedanothergoal.

Quarter-timescores:Aquinas 2.1

Wesley 1.4

Aquinasmadegooduseof thewindinthesecondterm butthewetgroundand greasyballrenderedthe kickingforgoalsinaccurate. TheAquinashalf-backsled bySmithandSaltcomplete-lydominatedthegameduringthisquarter.ThedemoralisedWesleyforwards wereunabletoscore.

Half-timeScores.-

Aquinas 4.8

Wesley 1.4

Thethirdquarteropened withbothteamsgoingin hard.Frequenthardbumps weregivenandreceived,the heavyrainpreventingthe gamefrombeingopenedout.

NCGMBasketball

Thefollowingistheresultof theibasketballmatchesplayed onSaturday,July12. "A"

Highgate(1)17,d.Leederville (1),7. FloreatPark28,d.Fremantle (1)12.

Playerscrowdedinand whenthebellrangthegame waslittlemorethankick-tokick.

Three-quartertimescores:

Aquinas 5.10

Wesley 1.4

renewedWithpositionchangesand vigourAquinas wentintoimmediateattack, toseeroverWardquickly goal.Wesleyretaliatedbut theAquinasbacksrepelledalmosteverymove.However,Wesleybrokethrough toscoretwoquickmajors andthefinishlookedpromising.

ThenAquinastookcompletechargeofthegame. Thecentrelinerepeatedly thrustthehometeaminto attackandthestandardof footballimproved. InaccuracyagainprevailedbuttheAquinasteamfinishedwelltorecorda goodforty-eightpointvictory.

Finalscores.-

Aquinas 8.16

Wesley 2.4

BestPlayersforAquinas:P.Smith,N.Salt,B.Scahill,G.Price,11.Ward,K. Churack.

GoalKickers,C.Akkermans,F.E.Byrne K.Churack.F.Hardwick,J. Major,MWard.

SecondsAlsoScore

ThesecondXVIIIplayedas apreludetotheCupmatchon theAquinasMemorialoval. Mostoftheplaywaswiththe hometeamexceptforadeter- minedeffortbyWesleyinthe thirdquarterwhentheyscored 2goals-theironlyscoreforthe match.

ThegameopenedwithAqunasbrngingtheballintothesafe handsofT.McAuliffewho markedsafelythroughoutthe game.Handlingwell,theball wentuptoT.Bowenatfull forwardwhogoaled.Forthe restofthisquarterlittlewas doneduetoslowworkinthe forwardline. Thesecondquartersawgood co-ordinatedplayfromtheAquinasplayers.G.Sinclairas roverandT.Rocherucking, senttheballwelluponthe rightwingtoJ.Keatingwho goaled.Thiswasthebeginning of4goalsscoredinquicksuc- cession. Thethirdquartersawpoorhandlingandmanypoints.Then inthelast(emitteranother3 goalswereadded.

Park

11. Fremantle14.d.FloreatPark

10. "C"GRADE

Highgate16.d.SouthPerth 15. Claremont24,d.Cathedral2. Palmyra,d.OsbornePark (forfeit).

EastFremantle,d.Subiaco (forfeit).

FinalScores:Aquinas8.9to WesleyCollege2.0. BestPlayers:P.Fennessy,T. McAuliffe,T.Roche,T.Bowen, B.Poole,K.FogartyandJ.Ed- wards.

ThirdTeamWins

DespitepoorweathercondiLionsAquinas3rdXVIIIdefeat- edWesley3rdXVIIIbyfive gsor.atistenpoints.Duringthe quarterrainprevailed throughoutandthestandardof playwasverypoor.Aquinas handledtheballverywellfor theconditionoftheweather andscoredonegoaltwopoints toonepoint.ThisgoalwasscoredbyourforwardD.Anderson.

Firstquarter:A.C.1.2;W.C. 1.0. Aquinasthroughoutthequar- terpredominatedinnearlyeverydepartmentbuttheforwards werelettingusdown.DuetotheruckingeffortsofB.Jones andM.McMahonandtothe splendidroveringofD.Carbone,Aquinasbrokethroughthe opponents'defencesandtime andtimeagainAquinasinthis quarteraddedfourgoalsthree totheiropponents'onepoint.DuringthisquartertheAquinas kickingwasverygooddespite thewetball.

Secopdquarter:A.C.5.5:W.C. 2points.

hacksDuringthistermtheAquinas' werekeptbusyanddue totheeffortsofP.Shanahan andB.McKettrickontheback lineWesleywereonlyableto scoreagoal.Thecentreman G.Churackwasattopformandhepredominatedinthe centre.Aquinastowardsthe endofthethirdtermgoaledto equalisetheopponents'goal.

Thirdquarter:A.C.6.6:W.C. 1.2. Thepoorkickingofthefinal termbyAquinas.enabledthem onlytoamasssevenpoints. DuringthisyuarterAquinasfor-wardswererightontopbutthe poorkickingdidnotpermitthem toscoreagoal.Particularly noticeableinthisquarterwere G.PauleyandCHalvorsenwho

dominatedthewing.Thefinal scoresawAquinasrunoutan :maywinner. _Finalscores:A.C.6.13;W.C. 1.3. GoalKickers:V.Carbone2, D.Pieces,F.Pawley2.D.Andersos. BestPlayers:V.Carboni,B. Jones,B.McMahon,D.Plecas. F.Pawley,G.Churack.

VictoryforFourths

Despitewetweather,sorer goodfootballwasseenonthe GrandstandovalatAquinasOD Wednesday. InthefirstquarterAquinas rucksshowedtheirsuperiority bybringingtheballconsistentlytotheforwardline.Wesley backsweretoostrong,however,anddespitetheeffortsofthe forwards,onlythreepoints werescoredtoWesley'sone point.

Theplaywasveryevenis thesecondtermandtheball waskeptinthecentre.Both teams againattackedconsistentlyand theforwardscouldnot puttheballthrough.Both teamsscoredonegoalonepoint inAfterthisquarter. themainbreak,Wesley putnewlifeintotheirgame. Theyattackedwithoutsuccess. however.scoringonlythree points.Aquinasmanagedla scoreonegoalthroughthe effortsoftheircaptain.Bill Etroeleeman.

Thelastquartersawimproved effortsonthepartofAquinaswhobroughtuponegoaltwo pointsto HaroldWesley'stwopoints. Norrishplayedconsist-entlyinthehalf-forwardposi- tiontobringtheballtotheforwards

FinalScores:Aquinas,3.6; Wesley1.7. Goal-kickers:H.Norrish,B- Boekeman,H.Gardiner,each. BestplayersforAquinaswere:B.Boekeman,H.Norrish,R. Panizza,K.Hurst,G.Mackie. P.Lynch.

FifthsRompHome

OnJuly9theAquinasFifths wereopposedatWesleythe gamebeingplayedatWesley college.Whilewaitingforthe gametocommencetheFifths watchedtheSixthsplayingon aperfctlydryovalinwellnigh perfectconditions.However,assoonasthetwoopposing5th eighteenstookthefieldtherain cameandcontinuedthroughout theentiregame. Itwasfootballweatheratits worst.Wesleywentintoattack fromthefirstbounceandfor thefirstfewminutesofplay handledthewetballveryconfidentlyandhadscoredtwice beforetheAquinasteamhad settleddown.

Goodfootballwasoutofthe questionundersuchconditions WithDiesDeGruchyandB. Bagbywinningtheruckwe wereabletoforcetheballinto ourforwardareaandatthe changeoverheldaslightlead overWesley.DesDeGruchy- andAlanHenningrevelledin thewater-loggedfieldandwere responsibleforkeepingtheforwardsinattack.

BestPlayers:D.DeGruchy, B.Bagby,J.B.Sinclair,Geoff Hayes,DenisEgan.

Goal-ecoPers:RobinPiggott 3,BobLee2,J.B.Sinclair,D. DeGruchyandB.Bagbyone each.

FinalScores;Aquinas8.4defeatedWesley2.5.

Walkoverfor6ths.

Playingonthenewovalat WesleycollegeAquinasSixths foundthemselvesopposedtoa fastWesleyside.Fromthe firstbounceWesleyshowed plentyofdashandwereconstantlyinattackbutitwas leftto fencethestrongAquinasdeledbyfullbackGeorge Browntoturnthesethrusts.

Duringthefirstquarterof playthegamewentquickly fromonegoalmouthtothe other.WhenBillCawleybegan towininthecentrethetwo wingmenSydAndersonand BrianGabbedygainedconfi-denceandwithDaveCribb creatingtheloosemaninthe forwards,Aquinasscoredthree quickandvaluablegoals. AtthefirstchangeWesley hadstilltoopentheiraccount althoughtheywereplayingvery wellWithMervynChittyat centrehalfbackclearingwell, withgreatspeedanddeterminationandwithLaurieO'Meara winningatcentrehalfforward thesecondquartersawthe Aquinasteamraceawaytoa bigleadItwasinthisquarter thatAquinaswonthegame

Themidgetsoftheteamled byJohnnyRossmanandKevin McKennaandDaveCribb ballscoutingaroundthepackthe wasoftenintheAquinas forwardareaonlytobecleared bytheWesleydefenderswho wereplayingverystrongly.

FinalScores:Aquinas10.10 d.BestWesleynil.Players:BillCawley, MervynChitty.J.ROSSMall,L. O'Meara.G.Brown.

NEWZEALANDTOURS

Season1952/53

3DeparturesW.A.toNewZealand

XmasNewYearSpecialTour:DepartingDec.18th. 1952.InclusiveFare:£213/10/-with2nd.classsteamer, £258/10,/-with1st.classsteamer,-GeneralTour:DepartingJan.30th,195$"Kanimbla".Inclusivefare £277/10/--Farmers'Tour:DepartingFeb.10th,1953 "Strathmore".Inclusivefare£305withtouristclass steamerFremantle-Sydneyandreturn£337withfirst classsteamer.

DetailedItinerariesavailableBookingsnowopen.

Cook'sWorldTravelService BA2396.

SOFORRESTPLACE.PERTH.

AWomanSharesinArt OftheIrishGlassMakers

Whenonementionsstained-glass windowsimmediatelyChartresCathedral, fifty-fivemilessouth-westofParis,becomes thestandardtojudgeallothers.

MatthewArnoldwroteofofthathumbleapproachto theChartresWindows:"Be-artisapparentinthedetails. symbolism,designand coloursofthesefourwindows. WhenIwasinDublinin 1949IvisitedMissEvieHone inherstudioatRathfarn-

holdthepavementsofthe courtofheaven!"Faith shinesthroughtheChartres windowsasserenelyassunlight.Toseethemistogive thanksthatfaith,likesunlight.foreverreturnsto mankind.

Thecathedralwasfinished forthethirdtimein1260, havingbeendestroyedby tiretwice.Itswindows'tell storiesoftheOldandNew Testament.Theyare"windowsintoHeaven"which :aiseman'sspiritualvision toGod.Therichcolours andthedesignsoffigureand symbolarewingstocarry 'hemindandheartofthe beholderupwardstoheaven.

Todaythereisarevivalof theartofstainedglass whichseekstoreproduce thecoloursofChartres,and theDublinschoolisacknow ledgedastheleader.Dublin glassmakersarecreatinga bluewhichisthenearestapproachinmoderntimesto thefamousbluesofChartres Cathedral.

FromBookofKells

AfterWorldWarIaDub`linartist,HarryClarke,won theapplauseofthecritics forhiscommemorativewindowintheLeagueof NationsbuildingatGeneva. TherosewindowinSt. Columba'schurch.South Perth,wasmadebyhimand isrecognisedasoneofhis best.

ThefiguresofSt. Columba,St.Patrick,andSt. Brigidareappealingindesignandrichincolours.The threeroundelsare BookofKellsanilluminated MSSoftheFourGospels, nowinTrinityCollege,Dublin,andconsideredthemost beautifulexampleofthe Irishcopyists.Itdatesto the6thcenturyandtodayits coloursarefreshandbright anditswritingeasytoread. Whatsecretshadthoseold monksinmixingtheir paintsandblendingtheir colours!

'PaintsonKnees'

HarryClarke'sbestpupil wastheDublinartist RichardKing,whomadethe foursanctuarywindowsin St.Columba'schurch.King's fameasapainterinoilshas overshadowedhisgiftsasa stainedglassartist.Hedesignedtheair-mailstamps: andallthecommemorative stampsthathavebeen issuedbyIreland.

Thefourwindowsdeserve acarefulstudyTheyare eessentiallystoriedwindows, fullofinspirationandcreatedbyanartist.toquotea friendofhis,"whopaintson hisknees."Kingpraysbeforehepaintsandthefruit

"Atremendousworkof art,oneofthemostimportantofthecentury,"ishow the"Spectator"describes theneweastwindowofEton Collegechapel,andtheLon don"SundayTimes"critic speaksof"agrandeurof scale,asimplicityandassuranceofexecution,anda blazingrefulgenceofcolour thatputsitatonceinthe companyofthegreatEuropeanwindows."

tohaveseenit,andwhich encouragesustolookforward,forinstance,tothe twowindowswhichMiss Honeisnowpreparingfor theJesuitchurchinFarm street.W.l."

EvieHoneisontheboard oftheNationalGalleryof Ireland.Atthemomentshe isworkingonagreatrose windowforthechapelofAll Hallowscollege,Dublin.She belongstoafamilywhose

ChurchIsAnvilOn WhichRedsCrash

LONDON.-TheCatholicChurchwillbethe "anvilonwhichthepersecutorisbroken,"Dr.Cyril ForsterGarbett,AnglicanArchbishopofYork, predicts."Itisplain,"theProtestantprelatewrote, "thattheRomanCatholicChurchisregardedby theCommunistsastheirmostdangerousfoe."

OthercommentsbyDr.Garbett,inthefinal volumeofatrilogyentitled"InAnAgeofRevolution,"are: "ThesameresistancehasPopeassupporterofcapitalnotbeenofferedevery-ismandwar.Somehave where"byotherreligionsasfallenawayasaresultof bytheCatholicChurch.thisincessantpressure."Bat TheCommunistshave"secu-Dr.Garbettadded,"the larisedits(theCatholicgreatmajorityofthe Church's)schools,andhaveBishopsandclergystand takenawayfreedomfromfirm,andtheloyaltyofthe thereligiouspress;theylaityisprovedbytheway havesoughttoisolatetheinwhichthechurchesare diocesanArchbishopsandthrongedwithworshippers." BishopsfromtheVatican; andtheyhaveattackedthe

CentenaryofArk WheeledChurch

Dr.Garbetturgedthat ChristiansofallChurches "supportbytheirprayersandsympathytheirfellow Christiansintheirhourof trial"

Dr.Garbett,thesecondrankingleaderoftheChurch ofEngland,deniedtheassertionofsomeChristian LeftiststhatCommunism andChristianityare"compatible."Hesaidthatview overlooksCommunism's materialism,anditsmaterialistic attitudetoward nature.morality,andthe future

Itisclearfromreviewsin thepressandbannerheadlinesthattheAnglicanpre late'sviewsmadeanimpart onthenon-Catholiccommunitywhichisnotused tovigorousoppositionto MarxismfromitsChurch leaders -

ResignsPosition

MISSEVIEHONEINHERSTUDIOatRathfarnham,Co. Dublin,atworkonherwinningdesignforawindowinEton chapel-anexquisitedepictionoftheCrucifixionandLastSupper. ham,Co.Dublin,andwatchedheratworkonherdesignforagreatwindowin Etonchapel,whichwas damagedinanairraidin 1940.Artistsfromallparts oftheworldcompetedtoreplacethatwindow.

TremendousWork-

MissHone'sdesignofthe CrucifixionovertheLast Supperwon.Thewindow measures32by30feetand has18lightsTheillustrationshowsEvieHonepaintingthesketch.Shetook greatpainswiththis.Then thefiguresandcoloursare translatedintofurnaced glass.Theglassisdyedor stainedthroughandthrough bythemixtureoftheoxides ofdifferentmetals.The paintedglassisfiredina kilntilltheenamelbecomes partoftheglassitself.

Thesectionsarereset, leadedfirmlyinplaceand thestainedglasswindowis complete.TheEtonwindow tooktwoyearstomake.It isnowinplaceandthisis theopinionofthepress:

THELATESTINBOOKS

ACATHOLICDICTIONARY

DoctrinesDisciplinesritesceremoniescouncilsapd religiousordersoftheCatholicChurch.

By

T.B.Scannell.-Price57/-.

WilliamE.Addis-ThomasArnold

PHILOSOPHYOFRELIGION

TheImpactofModernKnowledgeonReligion.

ByFultonJ.Sheen.-Price31/6d.

THEPHYSICALPHENOMENAOF MYSTICISM

-Price52/-.

ByHerbertThurstonS.J.

CATHOLICPOLITICALTHOUGHT.1789-1848

ByBela

Menczer.-Price26/9d.

POSTAGEEXTRA

Pellegrini&Company(W.A.)Limited

820HAYSTREET-PERTH

TheCrucitixionandthe LastSupper,whicharethe subjectsofherEtoncollege chapelwindow,areworksof suprememasteryinclosely integrateddesign.Inthe "SundayTimes,"JohnRussellwrites:"Whatfirst arreststheeyeisthenoondayflashofIrishcolour(the resultoflongstudyamong theDublinglassmakers); butoncewehavebecome accustomedtothethreered crossesthatstreamamidthe upperblue.thereismuchto admireintheeaseandboldnessofthedesignandthe discreetperceptionofindividualcharacterwhich markseventhemostformal ofMissHone'sfigures

Star-LitGathering

HerLastSupper,forinstance,isnottheturbulent board-meetingofLeonardesquetradition,butastar-lit gatheringofsaintlyrustics, whomHissHonehassurprisedamongthedebrisoftheir simplerepast.Itisthis doublepowerwhichhasalreadyendearedthewindow toallthosefortunateenough

namehasbeenfamousinthe pasttwocenturiesofIrish arthistory.

ThefirstNathanielHone wasborninDublinin1718, acolourfulandattractive figurewhowasoneofthe foundationmembersofthe RoyalAcademyinEngland. HissonHoraceHone,was anexcellentminiaturist.The secondNathanielHone,born inDublinin1831,wasadistinguishedpainteroflandscapesandonhisdeathin 1917hebequeathedhis wholelife'sworktotheIrish nation.

AfterworkingintheParis studiosofAlbertGleizes andAndreL'Hote.Evie HonejoinedSaraPurser's co-operativesocietyforartistsinDublinin1935.She designedwindowsforCollinsbarracksinCorkand BrughabarracksinDublin, andfortheNewYorkWorld Fair.TheTategalleryin Londonhasoneofher works

SupportOurAdvertisers

Theirhighstandardofqualitynevervaries

DUBLIN.July5-Colourfulcelebrationswereheldat lonelyKilbahabeachin CountyClaretocommemoratethecentenaryofthe buildingthereofawooden "church"onwheelswhich wasknownasthe"Little Ark" Masswascelebratedinthe LittleArkfrom1852to1857, landlordshavingrefuseda siteforachurchTheark wasplacedonthebeachbetweenlowandhighwatermarksandwasusedforthe offeringoftheHolySacrificeuntillocallandlords finallypermittedachurchto beerectedatMoneen,where theArkisstillpreserved. Forthecentenarycelebrations,whichthousandsattended,menhauledtheark totheshoreastheirgreatgrandfathershaddonewhen itwasbroughtfromCarrigholtfortheweeklyMass. Incontrasttothesticksand stoneswhichgreeteditsfirst arrivalin1852,theappearanceoftheArkwasmarked bygaladecorationsdisplayedinhomesandalongthe roadsides. BishopJosephRodgers, CoadjutorofKillaloe.presidedataMissaCantataat theLttleArk.

ROME,July4.-ArchbishopLeoP.Kierkets,C.P., hasrequestedandreceived permissiontoresignasPapal InternunciotoIndiafor reasonsofillhealth,ithas beenlearnedhere.

Theailing,70-year-old prelatewasreceivedinprivateaudiencebyHisHolinessPopeXIIafewdays agoHesufferedacerebral haemorrhageshortlyafter ChristmasandleftNew Delhi,India.inAprilfor treatmentinSwitzerland.

BLUECABS

BA4720orB9674

FORALLWEDDING ANDTRANSPORTNEEDS

BookingOfficeLondonCourt

Kiosk(TerraceEnd)

COMMONWEALTHOFAUSTRALIA

LANDTAXASSESSMENTACT1910-1952

LODGMENTOFLANDTAXRETURNS

FederalLandTaxreturnsinrespectoflandorinterestsin landownedasatmidnighton30thJune,1952,shouldbelodged withtheFederalDeputyConsmissionerofTaxation.Perth. notlaterthan31stAugust,issz.

Thefollowingpersonsarerequiredtofurnish returns:-

(1)RESIDENTSwho,on30thJune,1952,owned landorinterestsinlandofatotalunimprovedvalueof£6,000orover;

(2)ABSENTEES(ortheiragents)who,on20th June,1952,ownedlandorinterestsinland ofanunimprovedvalueof£1orover;

(3)COMPANIESwhich,on30thJune,1952, ownedlandorinterestsinlandofanunimprovedvalueof£6,000orover.Allsuch companiesmustalsoforwardreturnssetting forththenamesandaddressesoftheshareholdersinthecompanyasat30thJune,1952,

WatsoniaHamsandBacon

HasFatimaFoundSufficient ResponsetoSavetheWorld?

Thirty-fiveyearsisalong time.ItwasonMay13, 1917,thatOurBlessed Motherappearedforthefirst timetothethreechildrenat Fatima.Thesimplestoryis familiar-thesuddenflashof lightninginacloudlesssky, startlingthechildren;the "BeautifulLady"standing ontopofthesmallholm oak;herinstructionthatthey praytheyRosarydevoutly; andherpromisethatshe wouldreturnonthesame dayeachmonthuntil Octoberwhenshewouldannounceheridentity.

Inthecourseofthesix apparitions,theBlessedVirginforetoldvarioushappenings,someofthemcontingentandstatedthetermsof thecontingencies.Someof theseeventshavetranspired

preciselyassheforetold. Howlongisyettoelapsebeforetheothersoccurwedo notknow.Perhapsthe timeisdrawingshort.

WorldWarIended.Men "didnotceasetooffendOur Lord"andWorldWarII followedastheBlessed Motherforetold.These thingsarepast."Ifmyrequestsaregranted,Russia willbeconvertedandthere willbepeace.Otherwise Russiawillspreadhererrors throughtheworld,fomentingwarsandpersecutions againsttheChurch.Many willbemartyred,theHoly Fatherwillsuffermuch; severalnationswillbedestroyed." Areherrequestsbeing granted?Sheaskedforreformationoflife.prayer

(especiallytheRosary),and penance(especiallythatinvolvedinthedutiesofeach one'sstateoflife).Whatis thereinourlivesthatcalls forreform?Arewefaithfulipthedailyrecitationof theRosary?

Thirty-fouryearshave elapsedsincesheoutlined theconditions.Russiaisnow "spreadinghererrors throughouttheworld,fomentingwarsandpersecutionsagainsttheChurch." Willenoughofusrespondto reversethetideandhasten thedaywhen"Russiawill beconvertedandtherewill bepeace"?Wedonotknow howmanypersonsareneededtomakeuptherollof thosewhowillthussavethe world.PerhapsyouandI arethefinaltwo!

area, preferablyinvicinityVic toriaSquare.ApplyBox 2448,thisoffice.

Wanted,Accommodation motherandson(adult)near Church.Bothatbusiness. Citypreferred.Applyto Box2445,thisoffice.

SelfcontainedAccommodationRequiredforR.C. couple.Child5years,reasonablerent.VictoriaPark preferred.ApplyBox2441, thisoffice.

SituationWanted

LetCompetentCarpenter quoteforallkindsofbuildingandrepairwork.Nojob toosmall.ApplyBox2447, thisoffice.

MassTimeTables

St.Columba'sChurch, ForrestStreet SundayMassesat7.30and 9.30.

APPLECROSSPARISH

EverySundayintheDistrict hallat7.30a.m.and9.40a.m. Massdailyat6.45a.m.!except Saturdays,8a.m.)atthehome ofMr.andMrs.Smith,65Tweedalero.ed.Confessionsatabove addressfrom6.45p.m.to7.45 p.m.onSaturdays. MosmanPark:St.Aldan's, everySunday7.30and9.30. OldPeople'sHome,Mount Henry; SundayMassat8.30a.m. HolyNameParish;Carlisle. HolyNameChurch. LionStreet.8a.m. State 9.30

ScarboroughChurch,Searboro BeachRoad):EverySundayat7.30a.m.and 9a.m.

NorthBeach: Massonthefirst,secondand fifthSundaysatNorthBeach at8a.m. AtGwelupat9.15. Onthethirdandtourth Sunday,MassatGwelupat8 andatNorth,Beachat9.15.

BelmontParish(everySunday Belmont(Church,HehSt.), 7.45a.m.

RivervaleParish: SalisburyRivervale(Church.Cornet andGladstoneSts.) 7.30and9.30.

RivertonParish: RivertonPublichallevery Sunday7.30a.m.

CanningVale:PublichallSundayJan6at 9a.m.andeveryfortnight.

RockinghamParish: SafetyBay(School):Every Sunday,7.30a.m. RockinghamSt.Michael's

Church:EverySunday,9am.

VictoriaParkParish: Massesat7,8,9and10ama everySunday. MundaringParish: FirstSundayofmonth.Mundaring(Church,CoolgardieStreet):8 m.;Darlington 9.30am.

MITCHELL.-Inloving memoryofourdearhusbandandfather,Matthew Mitchell,whodiedJuly13, 1936. SacredHeartofJesushave mercyonhissoul. Everrememberedbyhis lovingwifeandfamily.

WATERS-Inloving memoryofourdearmother andfather.whodiedJuly 20,1937andJuly22,1940, Restinpeace. InsertedbyAnne,Ron andfamilies.

FloralTributes

ANDNOWORDSCANDESCRIBEhowhearteningItisto haveaFloralTokenofSym- pathyatatimewhensympathycountsforsomuch.THEFLOWERSHOPOFDAWSONHARRISONspecialisesinFUNERAL FLORALTRIBUTES.109BarrackStreet.TelephoneB213I ITTAKESFLOWERSTOEXPRESS bereavedyourfeelingstoyour ones.Forpersonalattentionandpromptdelivery callorphoneWILSONAND JOHNSPTY.LIMITED.LeadingFloristsfor50years.74Barrack-st.,Perth.BA3868,B8241; 102High-et.,Fremantle.After hoursMW314and1.2410.L2447.

PERSONAL

There'safriend,perhaps lifepartner,foryou.PollyannaClub,S1493,G.P.O.

BEAUTYCOLUMN

SUPERFLUOUSHAIRSRemovedbyElectrolysis. Mrs. CLINTON-BURNS,20TwickenhamRoad.Vic.Park.M2133.

FORSALE

NORTHPERTH NEARMONASTERY

Here'sanattractivebrick tileresidencecomprising manydesirablefeatures whichinclude4spacious rooms(largerthanaverage), widelouvredbackverandah, garage.Delightfulmod.kit. isequippedwithdoubles.s. sink.built-incupboards, H.W.system.Alsoincluded arelovelyfloorings,window treatmentsandvenetians.

PRICE£3,900.NEAR OFFERCONSIDERED

BarrEstateAgent 97WilliamStreet,Perth. PhoneBA5740.

TaxationReturns

VACANTPOSSESSION HOMES

Subiato:Aneatlittlehome inagoodposition,for£2000 oranyreasonableoffer.

VictoriaPark:Another bargainfor£2150,furnished.alsobrickfor£2900.

Swanbourne-Claremont: Brickandtiledroofedcornerhome, pointed,verynicelyappricedat£4060.

TWOSPLENDID

LAUNCHES

No.1:Atwelveknot40ft. beautifullyappointedoceangoinglaunch,withmoorings anddinghy,£3500

No,2.Atwinscrew55ft. luxurylaunch,fullyequipped,idealforcommercial usevaluedat£6500.Owner twillaccept£5100cashor considercarhouseorother securityinpayment.

BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY

£4500ayearprofitfrom thiseasily-runGarageand AgencyBusiness.within100 milesofcity.Price£2500 plusstockandplant.

WINESALOON

SOMETHINGSPECIAL

Longleasewithfurnished accommodation.Splendid plant.Turnoveraverage approx.£140weekly.This isa propositionrarely offered-£5000.

THEGENERALAGENCY CO.

DANO'SULLIVAN. Principal. 29-30PadburyBuildings. Opp.G.P.O.

FREMANTLEOFFICE, Cr.High&PakenhamSts., L3823.

SituationsVacant.

SecondSunday:Chidlow (Hall):8a.m.;Mundaring.9.30 am.ThirdSunday:Darlington,8 a.m..Mundaring.9.30am. FourthSunday:Mundaring Weir(Hall):8a.m..Mundaring 9.30a.m

Gosnells:

EverySundayat7.3aa.m.and 9.4Sa.m.

SpearwilodParish: St.Jerome's,Spearwood: 1st.and3rd.Sundays.at8.3i a.m.;and.,4th.,and5th.Sundays.at9a.m.

HiltonPark(InStateschool):

EverySundayat7.30a.m.

Woodman'sPoint(inhall): 1stand3rdSundays.at7a.m

GreylandsMigrantCamp(Re-creationHall): EverySunday,at9a.m.

DunreathHostel,Dunreath: EverySundayat9R.M.

Queen'sPark: St.Joseph'schurch.Masses 7.30a.m.and9.15a.m

St.James'Park:Mass730a.m.

R.S.L.hallKenwick: Mass9o'clock.

GuilfordParish: Guilford:7.30,9.30.

MorleyPark:8.30.

MaidsVale:8.

Thefinaldateforlodgingreturnsofincomefromsalaries, wagesandotherincome(other thanfromtradingandprofessionalsources)isJuly31,1952. Returnsofincomefromtrading andprofessionalsourcesmust belodgedbyAugust31,1952. Everyperson,whetherhehas dependantsornot.whosegross incomefromallsourcesduringtheyearendedJune30.1952 exceeded£104,isrequiredto lodgeareturnofincome. Wherethewholeoftheincomeisderivedfromsalary, wagesorpension,form"S" shouldbeused.Thisformis alsoadaptedtocovercases whereinaddition,interestis "A"applieswhereincomeisderivedfromSavingsBankor Commonwealthloans.Form' "A"applieswhereincomeis derivedfromrents,dividends interes:orotherproperty sources.Form"B"isforuse whereincomeisderivedfrom anybusinesswhethertrading. manufacturing,professional.primaryproductionorotherkind. Incomeofcompaniesmustbe declaredonform"C." LANDTAX

Thefinaldateforlodging landtaxreturnsisAugust31. 1952. Federal:Form"A"shouldbe lodgedbyallnersonswho.at midnightonJune30,1932.being absentees.ownedlandorinterestsinlandvaluedat£1or moreorbeingresidentsowning landvaluedat£6000ormore (includingtheunimprovedvalue ofshareinterestsinAustralian companies.interestsinjoint ownershipsandtrustestates).

State:Form"A"shouldbe lodgedbyallpersonsowning landwhohavenotpreviously renderedalandtaxreturn. Form"GA"forStateland taxpurposes(only)shouldbe lodgedwheresalesorpurchases havetakenplaceorwhereim-