The Record Newspaper 03 October 1957

MotherBenedictClosesRich LifeOf64YearsAsSister

OnSept.18,atSt. Subiaco,therepassed MotherM.Benedictin age.

MotherBenedictwasborn atCuddagh,Mountrath, Leix,andlaterenteredthe SistersofMercyatDerry, Ireland.Shemadeherpro- fessionin1894andatthe timeofherdeathhadbeen aprofessedreligiousfor64 years.

WhileinIrelandin1898, thelateBishopGibneyap- pealedtotheDerrycommunityformissionarySistersforhisdiocese.Hetold themtheywouldliveina tentandtherewouldbe manynativesabout.

FromamongmanyvolunteerssixSisterswere chosenforthenewfoundation,namely,MotherM. Clare(Superior),Mother M.Veronica,SistersM. Mercy,Agnes,Benedictand Benignus.

TheSistersleftDerryon thefeastofOurLadyof Mercy,1898,sailingfrom atFremantleontheeveof thefeastofAllSaintsthey weretakentoSt.Brigid's convent,WestPerth,where theyremainedforthree months.

InJanuary,1899,thenew churchatVictoriaPark wascompleted.ItwasblessedbyDr.Gibneyonthe feastofSt.FrancisdeSales. ThesixSisterswerepresent attheMassandafterwards tookupresidenceatVictoriaParkinthefourroomedweatherboardcottagelenttothembyMr. Claffey.

4- MonsignorBourkebad askedMr.Claffeytolend thehousefortwelve months.Hereadilyagreed todosoandtheSisters madeittheirhomeuntil theirsinglestoreybrick conventwasready.

SouthPerthBuggy

Thisbuildingwasmade possiblebythegenerousaid oftheQuinlanandO'Connorfamiliesandthedonationsofmanyfriends.

Inthosepioneeringdays thenewcommunityextendedtheirlaboursto Armadale,Cannington,GosnellsandSouthPerth. MotherBenedictdrovea buggytoSouthPerthto teachschoolformanyyears priortothearrivalofthe SistersofSt.Joseph.Then Belmontschoolwasopenedin1915.

In1928,onthefeastof OurLadyofMercy,the foundationstoneofSt. Joachim'sconventwaslaid. Memorableamongstthe manydonorswhoassioed inthisworkaretheMcArdleandRussellfamilies.

TheSistersremainedat VictoriaParkuntilFebruary,1934,whentheybecameamalgamatedwiththe Victoria-squarecommunity. SoonafterwardsMotherM. BenedictwenttoliveatSt. o. Joseph'sorphanage, Subiaco,wheresheremainedforalmostaquarterof acentury.

MotherBenedicthada greatdevotiontotheHoly SacrificeoftheMass.Inall herreligiouslifeitwasan

Joseph'sOrphanage,

tohereternalreward the87thyearofher almostunheardofthingfor hertobeabsentfromdaily Mass.

Sisterswhowereinthe habitofarrivingearlyin thechapelwerealmostcertainonanymorningtofind MotherBenedicttherebeforethem.

Duringthelastmonthsof herlifewhenillnessand infirmityweighedheavily uponhershewasoften takenintoMassandspent

partofherdayinthe chapel.

Theonlysurvivingmemberofthelittlecommunity wholeftDerrysomany yearsagotospreadthe Faithinthisnewlandis MotherM.Beriignus,who haslivedatSt.Joseph's orphanagesince1934.

ThememoryofthesedevotedandzealousSisters willbelongreveredby theirloyalfriendsand gratefulpupils,whilstthe conventandchapelatVictoriaParkwillbealastingmemorialtotheir generousworkforsouls.

HisFamilyAttendOrdination OfFatherDonHughesInIreland

Thegrouppicturedabovewastakenafter theordinationoftheRev.DonHughes, O.M.I.,inKilkenny,Ireland,onSept.15.

theV.Rev.D.Long,O.M.I.ter)andRev.E.McQuinn, (Superior),thaMostRev.O.M.I.(formerlyofFreDr.Collier(BishopofOs-mantle). sory),Mr.andMrs.W.J.Thegroupwastakenat Hughes(parentsofthenewKildaltonAlzbey,Piltown. priest),FatherDonHughes,Co.Kilkenny,Ireland.

YouthActionistsElectNew

OfficersForAthleticGroup

Attherecentannualmeetingofthe N.C.G.M.-Y.C.W.athleticclubwhenelectionswereheld,theRt.Rev.Mgr.E.Sullivan, theclubchaplain,officiated. offeringhisservicesto N.C.G.M.andY.C.W.athleteswhoarekeenandinterestedenoughtoattend trainingatRosalieatthe above-mentionedtimes.

GerryLambewasreelectedpresidentofthe club.Otherselectedwere: TerryBlack,vice-president; JamesTaylor,secretary; DudleyCarr,assistant-secretary;JimWaters,treasurer;BernadetteMcCabe. publicityofficer.

RosalieOvalhasbeenobtainedbytheclubfor trainingpurposes.Forthe presenttrainingisheldon TuesdayandThursday eveningsfromapproximately5p.m.to7p.m.

Memberspossessingcars arewillingtoprovidetransportfromPerthtoRosalie ovalforothermembers.Enquiriesregardingthisarrangementmaybemadeat theovalonanyTuesday orThursdayevening.

Theclubcoach,Mr.Lance Shearerisagaingenerously

Theathleticclubisrenewingitsattempttobuild upmembership,bothcompetitivelyandsocially.

Boysandgirlsleaving schoolandinterestedinathleticsareencouragedtojoin theirCatholicclubandwill bewelcomeevenifmembershipisdeferredtoa laterdateaftertheconclusionofexaminations.

Theinterclubcompetitions oftheAmateurAthletic Associationwillcommence atLeedervilleovalon November9.

EnquiriesmaybeaddressedtoMr.G.Lambe,c/o CatholicCentre,Victoriasquare,Perth.

OrphansLose NunFriend

OnThursday,September 12,SisterM.Veronica Lynchpassedtohereternal rewardafterfiftyyears'devotedservice.

ArrivinginWesternAustraliain1904herearly yearswerespentatVictoria square.In1910shecame toSt.Joseph'sorphanage, whereshetrulymeritedthe titlegiventoourholy foundress,"thechildre_',3 friend."

Itwasherlytoc; forthesick,Fand andifkindwo.dsantsymathyeffectcures,S:ster Veronicausedupmuch moreofthemthanthecontentsofthebottles.

Herlittleroomwasa havenforeveryscratch whichthougheversosmall evokedhersympathyand meritedapalatablecure.

LikeCatherineMcAuley, hercovetedtaskwasto servethechildren's Christmasdinner. She sparedneithertimenor efforttomakethisthemost festiveoccasionoftheyear andherwittyremarks madethisaveryenjoyableevent.Hersimplicityand kindnesswillbelongre membered.Maysherestin peace.

MeetingsOfC.W.L.

MembersoftheCatholic Women'sLeaguewillhold theirgeneralmeetingon Wednesday,October9,at2 p.m.attheCatholicCentre, Nedlandsbranchmembers willbethehostesses.

Cottesloebranchmeeting willbeheldintheparish hallat2p.m.onTuesday, October8.

AllHallowsbranchwill holdacardpartyonThursday,October10.at8p.m. atR.S.L.hall,Inglewood. Acardpartyhasbeen arrangedforThursday, October10at2p.m.atthe CatholicCentre.Subiaco branchmemberswillbe hostesses.

FeteWinners

Rev.MotherPrioress a,ndthecommunityofthe Carmelitemonasterythank allkindfriendswhopat- ronisedtheirrecentfete; Thewinnersofrafflesare asfollows:Mainraffle,1st prize,dinnerset,GreenNo. 2235);2ndprize,doll,Keegan,Colin-street(No.2390). Suppercloth,No.G577, SantaMaria;painted cushionB04,Hisp-racethe Archbishop;cannedfruit, C38,B.Morris;silkstockings,B76,ElsieYorke;door stop.F27,Mrs.Markham; dollandcot,C76Denise Clauson;trayandglasses, B69,Dr.Worner;bedside lamp,D300,Mrs.Chauncey; farmyard,81,Mrs.Rodoreda;babyset,53,Pat O'Brien;dressingjacket,I, Mrs.Broderick,92Aberdeen-street;chocolates,D27, WM4355;rosarybracelet,Fl MaryMcGinnin,61Hobartstreet,Mt.Hawthorn;sweet dishes,52,Mrs.Wright (WM3500);grotto,A42, Mrs.J.Austin;coffeeset, B44,Mrs.Critch;icedcake, 78,R.Walsh,8Watkinsrd.;dinner,C26,AnnCooper;saladdish,6;L.Bedford;cake,E47,Mrs.Gilbert;DollyVardencake, D10,Milner,Scarborough; fancyicedcake,D32,Mrs. C.Dudley;nylonstockings, J.Gee.

PopeIsGraL:eful

ToOurChildren

HisGracetheArchb;sh,!.'!sreceivedthe follo,-ingletterdatedSept.5,fromMgr.A. Dell'Acqua,SubstituteSecretaryoftheSecrete:ateofStateofHisHoliness,Vatican City.

VaticanCity,Sept.16,1957.

MyLordArchofshop, TheHolyFatherhasreceivedfromtheApostofie -;e_lesatetheSpiritualBouquetwhichwaspresentedto dimbythechildrenoftheCatholicschoolsintheArchdioceseofPerth,and,atHisgraciousdirection,Iam privilegedtoconveytheexpressionofHissincereand heartfeltgratitudeforthistokenoftheirfilialloyaltyand veneration. YourGracewillbewellabletoappreciatewhatcomfortandconsolationitbrings;atheHolyFather,amidst HisdailyoccupationsandcoLstantsolicitudeorthe Guircii.tobegivensuchwarmassuranceoftheaffectionateregardwhichthechildrenofyourArchdiokcazcherish forHi.;traistPersonandhavebunsoc toshow bytheir1)1:yerfulremembranceofHim.

ItisthepersonalwishofHisHolinessthatYour''race makeknowntothemhowgratefulHeisforthemar,. HolyMasses,Communionsandlittleactsofsacriff-, whichtheyhavesogenerouslyofferedforHiswell.:: andintentions.Heinvokesuponthemandupon schoolsandfamiliesGod'srichestblessings,and,inPIrd'e ofsuchanabundantheavenlyrecompense,verycord. impartsHispaternalApostolicBenediction.

Withsentimentsofmyhighesteemandregard,Ihave thenonourtoremain, )".)urssincerelyinChrist,

A.DELL'ACQUA, Substitute

BlueArmyIsLaunched InParishOfMaylands

Atthecloseofawonderfultwoweeks' mission,beforeanoverflowingcongregation, theBlueArmycrusadeofprayerforthe safetyofAustraliaandthedefeatofcommunismwasinauguratedinMaylandsby theRed:mptoristFathers.

Over350havealready,ortheredarmyofhelland _gocdthepledgeofdailyMoscow Thechoiceis Rosaryandwearingofourstoday.Theissueistoo Scapular,tohelpwinthefraughtwithdangerto battleforGodandOurbrookdelay.Jointhe LadyagainsttheforcesofarmyandfightforGod,Our evil. LadyandAustralia!

Surelytheremustbe manythousandsofour CatholicpeopleinAustralia whowouldbewillingto swellthealreadyvastarmy ofoversix whohave pledgedthemselvestomarch underthebluebannerof leaven'sQueen,wielding theunconquerableweapon oftheRosaryagainstthe hordesofSatanandhis agentsonearth.

Whydoweputsomuch trustinhumaneffort,and ignoreOurLady'splea:"It isONLYthroughdevotion tomyImmaculateHeart thatRussiawillbeconverted."

Thenationsoftheworld arepouringoutmillionson weaponsofdestruction; Catholicshavetheanswer intherosary,yettheyneglectit.

Whichisittobe,theBlue ArmyofOurLady'slegion

CWLDelegate

OnWednesdaynight, September25,Mrs.Green, vice-presidentandMrs. Smith,secretaryofthe C.W.L.,metMrs.K.M. Burrow,M.B.E.,BA.,atthe airportduringherbrief stayenroutetoRome,as theAustraliandelegateto theCongressofheWorld UnionofCatholicWomen.

Mrs.Burrowwaspresent attheopeningsessionsof theconferenceheldinBrisbaneandsendscordial greetingstoherWestAustralianfriends.

GirlsBowed ToMonsignor

ThefinaleofthecelebrationinhonourofOurLady ofSorrowsatWannerooon Septembe-15tt.o'rtheform ofapresentationballat which13youngladiesfrom SaintAnthony':parish werepresentedtotheRt. Rev.Mgr.A.T.Langmead. Monsignor Langmead,formerlyparishpriestatSt. Anthony's,referredtothe presentationasablossomingforthofculturallifein Wanneroo.

Abuffetsupperwas servedbyMesdamesA. Villanova,L.Villanova,S. Sinagra,M.Chitty,C. Darch,W.Linardi.Music forthepresentationwag, performedbyMrs.Jack Leach.AnthonyVillanova wasmasterofceremonies.

Theyoungladiespresent- edwereasfollows(partnersbracketed):Flora Rocca(JosephRocca;Lucy Arite(JosephArite);Mary Arite(LouisMartini);Janis Leach(BarryDarch);Nina Conti(JosephParin):Mary Mazzella(BasilFaranda); MargaretArite(Anthony Arite);LucyMazzelk (LouisAllia);RosieSinagra(JamesArite);Nancy M. Crosafulli(Bernard Duffy);RosieMuni(Albert iSinagra);ChrisieSinagra (JohnSinagri);MaryMen- chetti(Ame/ioMenchetti).

Picturedlefttorightare:MissMaureenHughes(sis-

MotherBenedictClosesRich LifeOf64YearsAsSister

OnSept.18,atSt.Joseph'sOrphanage, Subiaco,therepassedtohereternalreward MotherM.Benedictinthe87thyearofher age. almostunheardofthingfor hertobeabsentfromdaily MotherBenedictwasborn atCuddagh,Mountrath,Mass. Leix,andlaterenteredtheSisterswhowereinthe SistersofMercyatDerry,habitofarrivingearlyin Ireland.Shemadeherpro-thechapelwerealmostcer- fessionin1894andatthetainonanymorningtofind timeofherdeathhadbeenMotherBenedicttherebeaprofessedreligiousfor64forethem. years. Duringthelastmonthsof WhileinIrelandin1898,herlifewhenillnessand thelateBishopGibneyap-infirmityweighedheavily pealedtotheDerrycom-uponhershewasoften munityformissionarySis-takenintoMassandspent tersforhisdiocese.Hetold themtheywouldliveina tentandtherewouldbe manynativesabout.

FromamongmanyvolunteerssixSisterswere chosenforthenewfoundation,namely,MotherM. Clare(Superior),Mother M.Veronica,SistersM. Mercy,Agnes,Benedictand Benignus.

TheSistersleftDerryon thefeastofOurLadyof Mercy,1898,sailingfrom Southampton.Onarriving atFremantleontheeveof thefeastofAllSaintsthey weretakentoSt.Brigid's convent,WestPerth,where theyremainedforthree months.

InJanuary,1899,thenew churchatVictoriaPark wascompleted.ItwasblessedbyDr.Gibneyonthe feastofSt.FrancisdeSales. ThesixSisterswerepresent attheMassandafterwards tookupresidenceatVictoriaParkinthefourroomedweatherboardcottagelenttothembyMr. Claffey.

4- MonsignorBourkehad askedMr.Claffeytolend thehousefortwelve months.Hereadilyagreed todosoandtheSisters madeittheirhomeuntil theirsinglestoreybrick conventwasready.

SouthPerthBuggy

Thisbuildingwasmade possiblebythegenerousaid oftheQuinlanandO'Connorfamiliesandthedonationsofmanyfriends.

Inthosepioneeringdays thenewcommunityextendedtheirlaboursto Armadale,Cannington,GosnellsandSouthPerth., MotherBenedictdrovea buggytoSouthPerthto teachschoolformanyyears priortothearrivalofthe SistersofSt.Joseph.Then Belmontschoolwasopenedin1915.

In1928,onthefeastof OurLadyofMercy,the foundationstoneofSt. Joachim'sconventwaslaid. Memorableamongstthe manydonorswhoassist-ed inthisworkaretheMcArdleandRussellfamilies.

TheSistersremainedat VictoriaParkuntilFebruary,1934,whentheybecameamalgamatedwiththe Victoria-squarecommunity. SoonafterwardsMotherM. BenedictwenttoliveatSt. Joseph'sorphanage, Subiaco,wheresheremainedforalmostaquarterof acentury.

MotherBenedicthada riintdevotiontotheHoly ceoftheMass.Inall herreligiouslifeitwasan

partofherdayinthe chapel.

Theonlysurvivingmem-berofthelittlecommunity wholeftDerrysomany yearsagotospreadthe Faithinthisnewlandis MotherM.Benignus,who haslivedatSt.Joseph's orphanagesince1934.

ThememoryofthesedevotedandzealousSisters willbelongreveredby theirloyalfriendsand gratefulpupils,whilstthe conventandchapelatVictoriaParkwillbealastingmemorialtotheir generousworkforsouls.

HisFamilyAttendOrdination OfFatherDonHughesInIreland

OrphansLose NunFriend

OnThursday,SeptemberItSisterM.Veronica Lynchpassedtohereternal rewardafterfiftyyears'devotedservice.

ArrivinginWesternAustraliain1904herearly yearswerespentatVictoria square.In1910shecame toSt..Toseph'sorphanage, whereshetrulymeritedthe titlegiventoourholy foundress,"thechildre'.'3 friend."

Itwasherdr.tytocare forthesick,s',eand-erly andifkindwordsancsympathyeffectcures,Sister Veronicausedupmuch moreofthemthanthecontentsofthebottles.

Herlittleroomwasa havenforeveryscratch whichthougheversosmall evokedhersympathyand meritedapalatablecure.

LikeCatherineMcAuley, hercovetedtaskwasto servethechildren's Christmasdinner.She sparedneithertimenor efforttomakethisthemost festiveoccasionoftheyear andherwittyremarks madethisaveryenjoyable event.Hersimplicityand kindnesswillbelongremembered.Maysherestin peace.

MeetingsOfC.W.L.

MembersoftheCatholic Women'sLeaguewillhold theirgeneralmeetingon Wednesday,October9,at2 p.m.attheCatholicCentre, Nedlandsbranchmembers willbethehostesses.

Thegrouppicturedabovewastakenafter theordinationoftheRev.DonHughes, O.M.I.,inKilkenny,Ireland,onSept.15.

Picturedlefttorightare:MissMaureenHughes(sistheV.Rev.D.Long,O.M.I.ter)andRev.E.McQuinn, (Superior),th3MostRev.O.M.I.(formerlyofFreDr.Collier(BishopofOs-mantle). sory),Mr.andMrs.W.J.Thegroupwastakenat Hughes(parentsofthenewKildaltonAjalsey,Piltown, priest),FatherDonHughes,Co.Kilkenny,Ireland.

YouthActionistsElectNew OfficersForAthleticGroup

Attherecentannualmeetingofthe N.C.G.M.-Y.C.W.athleticclubwhenelectionswereheld,theRt.Rev.Mgr.E.Sullivan, theclubchaplain,offciated.

GerryLambewasre-offeringhisservicesto electedpresidentoftheN.C.G.M.andY.C.W.athclub.Otherselectedwere:leteswhoarekeenandinTerryBlack,vice-president;terestedenoughtoattend JamesTaylor,secretary;trainingatRosalieatthe DudleyCarr,assistant-sec-above-mentionedtimes. retary;JimWaters,trea-Theathleticclubisresurer;BernadetteMcCabe,,newingitsattempttobuild publicityofficer. upmembership,bothcornpetitivelyandsocially.

RosalieOvalhasbeenobtainedbytheclubforBoysandgirlsleaving trainingpurposes.Fortheschoolandinterestedinathpresenttrainingisheld'Onleticsareencouragedtojoin TuesdayandThursdaytheirCatholicclubandwill eveningsfromapproximate-bewelcomeevenifmemly5p.m.to7p.m. bershipisdeferredtoa Memberspossessingcarslaterdateaftertheconcluarewillingtoprovidetrans-sionofexaminations.The interclubcompetitions portfromPerthtoRosalieoftheAmateurAthletic ovalforothermembers.En-Associationwillcommence quiriesregardingthisar-atLeedervilleovalon rangementmaybemadeatNovember9. theovalonanyTuesdayEnquiriesmaybeaddress- orThursdayevening. edtoMr.G.Lambe,cio Theclubcoach,Mr.LanceCatholicCentre,VictoriaShearerisagaingenerouslysquare,Perth.

Cottesloebranchmeeting willbeheldintheparish hallat2p.m.onTuesday, October8. AllHallowsbranchwill holdacardpartyonThursday,October10.at8p.m. atR.S.L.hall,Inglewood. Acardpartyhasbeen arrangedforThursday, October10at2p.m.atthe CatholicCentre_Subiaco branchmemberswillbe hostesses.

FeteWinners

Rev.MotherPrioress andthecommunityofthe Carmelitemonasterythank allkindfriendswhopat- ronisedtheirrecentfete; Thewinnersofrafflesare asfollows:Mainraffle,1st prize,dinnerset,GreenNo. 2235);2ndprize,doll,Keegan,Colin-street(No.2390). Suppercloth,No.G577, SantaMaria;painted cushionB04,Hisgracethe Archbishop;cannedfruit, C38,B.Morris;silkstockings,B76,ElsieYorke;door stop,F27,Mrs.Markham; dollandcot,C76Denise Clauson;trayandglasses, B69,Dr.Worrier;bedside lamp,D300,Mrs.Chauncey; farmyard,81,Mrs.Rodoreda;babyset,53,Pat O'Brien;dressingjacket,I, Mrs.Broderick,92Aberdeen-street;chocolates,D27, WM4355;rosarybracelet,Fl MaryMcGinnin,61Hobartstreet,Mt.Hawthorn;sweet dishes,52,Mrs.Wright (WM3500);grotto,A42, Mrs.J.Austin;coffeeset, B44,Mrs.Critch;icedcake, '18,R.Walsh,8Watkinsrd.;dinner,C26,AnnCooper;saladdish,6;L.Bedford;cake,E47,Mrs.Gilbert;DollyVardencake, D10,Milner,Scarborough; fancyicedcake,D32,Mrs. C.Dudley;nylonstockings, J.Gee.

ISSUMO

StovesBMW.eke.Cmboirdle.Takla&eln. HASSEUSWILLSAVEYOUitASt's BRONZEWIREDOORS withIronGrillecomplete, 12designs

RAW/ILLS havevisiteladallOdoursvan andfloortiles,alsostainlesssteel sinksaft.to7ft.long.stakewith cupboards,41t.,£23;Oft.gin-, £25;aft.,Z27/10/.Allaisles andtoorder. Whypaymore?Sped,considerationtoreligiousorgsnise.lons. IMAIRKLIAMITIDE46555$to141 WaillastenStreet.38477.

PopeIsGraceful ToOurChildren

HisGracetheArchbishcrhasreceivedthe followingletterdatedSept.'5,fromMgr.A. Dell'Acqua,SubstituteSecretaryoftheSecretar:ateofStateofHisHoliness,Vatican City.

VaticanCity,Sept.16,1957. MyLordArchbishop, TheHolyFatherhasreceivedfromtheApostle ThelegatetheSpiritualBouquetwhichwaspreentedo HimbythechildrenoftheCatholicschoolsintheArchdioceseofPerth,and,atHisgraciousdirection,Iam privilegedtoconveytheexpressionofHissincereand heartfeltgratitudeforthistokenoftheirflialloyaltyand veneration.

YourGracewillbewellabletoaprreciatewhatcomfortandconsolationitbringstotheHolyFather,amidst Hisdailyoccupationsandcobstantsolicitudeforthe Church.tobegivensuchwarmassuranceoftheaffectionateregardwhichthechildrenofyourArchdiocesecherish forBicatilustPersonandhavebeensocagetoshow bytheirpiIverfulremembranceofHim.

ItisthepersonalwishofHisHolinessthatYotirCrace makeknowntothemhowgratefulHeisforthemar., HolyMasses,Communionsandlittleactsofsacrifl, whichtheyhavesogenerouslyofferedforHiswelf:: andintentions.Heinvokesuponthemandupon'--ei. schoolsandfamiliesGod'srichestblessings,and,inplrcl..0 ofsuchanabundantheavenlyrecompense,verycord. impirtsHispaternalApostolicBenediction.

Withsentimentsofmyhighesteemandregard,Ihave thehonourtoremain, ".curssincerelyinChrist,

BlueArmyIsLaunched InParishOfMaylands

Atthecloseofawonderfultwoweeks' mission,beforeanoverflowingcongregation, theBlueArmycrusadeofprayerforthe safetyofAustraliaandthedefeatofcommunismwasinauguratedinMaylandsby theRedsmptoristFathers.

Over350havealready'ortheredarmyofhelland :finedthepledgeofdailyMoscow Thechoiceis Rosaryandwearingofourstoday.Theissueistoo Scapular,tohelpwinthe,fraughtwithdangerto battleforGodandOurbrookdelay.Jointhe LadyagainsttheforcesofarmyandfightforGod,Our evil. LadyandAustralia! Surelytheremustbe manythousandsofour CatholicpeopleinAustraliaGirlsBowed whowouldbewillingto ofoversixmillion)whohave swellthealreadyvastarmyToMonsignor pledgedthemselvestomarchThefinaleofthecelebraunderthebluebanneroftioninhonourofOurLady heaven'sQueen,wieldingofSorrowsatWannerooon theunconquerableweaponSeptember15tooktheform oftheRosaryagainsttheofapresentationballat hordesofSatanandhiswhich13youngladiesfrom agentsonearth. SaintAnthony'sparish WhydoweputsomuchwerepresentedtotheRt. trustinhumaneffort,andRev.Mgr.A.T.Langmead. ignoreOurLady'splea:"ItMonsignor Langmead, isONLYthroughdevotionformerlyparishpriestatSt. tomyImmaculateHeartAnthony's,referredtothe thatRussiawillbecon-presentationasablossomverted." ingforthofculturallifein ThenationsoftheworldWanneroo. arepouringoutmillionsonAbuffetsupperwas weaponsofdestruction;servedbyMesdamesA. CatholicshavetheanswerVillanova,L.Villanova,S. intherosary,yettheyneg-Sinagra,M.Chitty,C. lectit. Darch,W.Linardi.Music Whichisittobe,theBlueforthepresentationwall ArmyofOurLady'slegion LePerformed byMn. Jack CWLach. AnthonyMa CWLDelegatewasmasterofceremonies. Theyoungladiespresent- OnWednesdaynight,edwereasfollows(partSeptember25,Mrs.Green,nersbracketed):Flare vice-presidentandMrs.Rocca(JosephRocca;Lucy Smith,secretaryoftheArlie(JosephArfte); C.W.L.,metMrs.K.M.Arlie(LouisMartini);ra Burrow,M.B.E.,B.A.,attheLeach(BarryDuch);Nina airportduringherbriefConti(JosephParin):M stayenroutetoRome,asMazzella(BasilFaranda); theAustraliandelegatetoMargaretArite(Anthony theCongressofheWorldArite);LucyMasse UnionofCatholicWomen.(LouisAllia);RosieBinaMrs.Burrowwaspresentsera(JamesArite);N attheopeningsessionsofM.Crosafulli( theconferenbeheldinBris-Duffy);RosieMunirest baneandsendscordialHinalgra);Chrisie greetingstoherWestAug-.(JohnSinned);fieryMastrallanMends. chettl(AmeliaMenebetin.

No.2826(Pgiater"ati.tpoheGLoa,ze=prr,Perth,Thursday,October3,1957.

A.DELL'ACQUA, Substitute.

FiftyYearsOfAnti-Clericaism HasNotStoppedChurchInFrance

(ByMartialMassiani)

Paris,Sept.20.-ThesecondLawofSeparationofChurchand StateinFrance,passedinanatmosphereoffierceandanti-clericalhostility50yearsago,hasnotpreventedarenaissanceof Catholicism.ThisstatementwasmodebyLeonBerard,noted scholarandformerFrenchambassadortotheHolySee,inan articleintheRevuedesDeuxMondesReviewofTwoWorlds) markingthe50thanniversaryofthelaw.

Religiousleaders,both'clericalfileasurespreviouslychangeinthereligiousitCatholicandProtestant,!passed. mosphereMr.Berardcited heldmeetingsheretodis-Inhisarticle,LeonBer-theclosecontactbetween cusstheresultsofahalf-andturnedhisironicwitonpriestsandlaymenduring, centuryofChurch-Statelaicistanti-clericalswhenWorldWarI,whenpriests separation. heaskedwhythey,theheirsweredraftedtoserveas

Atameetingattheofthosewhobroughtaboutsoldiersinthearmy.

PastorMarcBoegner,presidentoftheProtestant FederationofFranceand memberoftheFrench AcademyofMoraland PoliticalSciences,alsosaw arevivalofthenation'sreligiouslife.

takepartinagovernment function.

Buttodayateverycivic functionthebishopsplay theirroleandhighgovernmentofficialswhovisitItaly haveaudienceswiththe Pope. Hereferredtotherecent visitofFrenchPresident ReneCotytoHisHoliness PopePiusXII.Thevisit, henoted,wasviolentlyopposedbyanti-religiousfactions,butwascarriedout withthegeneralapproval oftheFrenchpeople.

CatholicInstitute,HisthebreakbetweentheTherewasalso,headd-Innationalaffairs,govEminenceMauriceCardinalChurchandState,wereal-ed,thegovernment'srecog-eminentofficialsfrequently Feltin,'ArchbishopofParis,lowingtheanniversaryofnitionofthenecessitytoturntothebishopsforaddeclaredthatdespitesep-theirtriumphtopasswith-appealtothemoralandvice,Mr.Berardsaid.When arationtheChurchinoutapublicfestival: spiritualstrengthoftheformerPremierGuyMolFranceappearstobeonits"HaveyouforgottentoFrenchpeopleduringletwenttoAlgeriatostudy feetagain,alittleimpov-markthe50thanniversaryperiodsofcrisis. thesituationthereinFeberishedperhaps,butintheofthedecisiveeventwhichTherestorefqonofruary,1956,oneofhisfirst fullvigourofhealth. wascalledthetriumphofFrance'srelationswiththeactswastomakeavisitto reasonandthedefeatofHolySee,whichtookplaceArchbishopLeonDuvalof obscurantism?Wewereaftertheconflict,wasread-Algierstotalkoverthe expectinganofficialpealofilypredictableaftertheproblemsofthearea,he bells,pompousprocessions,experienceofWorldWarI,pointedout. abrilliantdisplayofflagsMr.Berardsaid. In1951,theNationalAsanddazzlinglights,butweAsfurtherevidenceofsemblypassedanactwhich havenotheardonespeech."thechangeinChurch-Statepermittedgovernmentaid relationsinFrancesincetostudentswhoattend 1907,Mr.BerardpointedCatholicschools,thearticle outthatbetween1906andnoted.Repeatedattempts 1917,itwouldhavebeenatorepealormodifythisact scandalforagovernmenttothedetrimentofCatholic officialtoattendareligiousinstitutionshaveallfailed, ceremonyorforabishoptothearticlecontinued.

TheLawsofSeparation we-r,passedintwogroups shortlya clericalPerstrongantifictionsinthe Frenchgovernmentcaused abreakinFranco-Vatican relationsin1904.

ThefirstLawofSeparationwaspassedin1905.It broughtaboutonebeneficialesultimmediatelyvompletedissociationofthe

AtfirsttheChurchin Francesufferedfromthe effectsoftheLawofSeparation,Mr.Berardsaid, buttherehassincebeena spiritualrenaissance.

"NeverhastheFrench clergyshownitselfmore activeinbehalfofapostolic conquest,"Mr.Berarddeclared.

"Besides,"hecontinued, "religiousthinkingnow Statefromtheappointmentfindswelcome,understandingandrespectinthe'Very ofpriests.bishopsandparishplaceswhichwereknown ascitadelsofzealousathe-

Priortothattime,theisminthelastcentury. governmenthadhadthe"Theprestigeandrepute- rightsonominatebishopstionoffree(Catholic)eduurtoanurovethosenomina-cationhasnotceasedto tedbytheHolySee,andtolincreasethroughresearch placepriestsinparishes. andotherworkoftencar-

TheLawof1907,althoughriedonbyscholarswhose itdidnotlessenthedegreescientificauthorityisrecog- ofseparation,providedfornisedbymembersofthe agreaterareaofco-opera-mostillustriouslearned tionandlessenedthebit-societiesathomeand ternessandconfusionarous-abroad."

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MissionersInJapanAdaptlocal

BurialCustomsToChurchService

(ByFatherClementVawdrey,O.F.M.)

Swiss!shopsCondemnAbortion

AndSlaughterOnTheHighways

country.

Theysingledoutabortionandso-calledeuthanasiaascrimeswhich,while notpunishedbylaw,are directlyinconflictwiththe FifthCommandment.They declaredalsothat"reckless drivingshouldalwaysbe consideredsinful."

Referringtothefactthat thereare50,000legalabortionseveryyearinthis nationoffourandahalf millionpersons,theeight Bishopssaid:

"Weknowthatmany outstandinggynaecologists whoarenotCatholicsshare ouropinion:allso-called `legal'abortions,even thoughtheyarenotpunishedbyhumanlaw,andunfortunatelyaresofrequentlyresortedto,aretobe condemnedfromthemedicalpointofvietv."

TheHierarchycondemnedso-calledmercykilling withequalseverity,calling it"immoralandagainstthe lawofGod."

SatisfyingSuffering

Asickoragedpersonmay askformedicalhelptorelievehispain,andaphysicianmaylawfullyprescribe suchaideventhoughit mighteventuallyshorten thelifeofthesufferer,the Bishopssaid,butunderno circumstancesmaysuchaid begivenforthepurposeof shorteningthelifeofany person.

Citingtheexampleof"the DivineMasterwhorefused thestupefyingbeveragethat wasofferedtoHimonthe Cross,"theBishopssaid. "SufferingbornewithChristianpatienceistrulysatis-

factoryandisameritorious formofsacrifice.

Onthedutytoprotect humanlifeonthehighway thepastoralsaid,"Statistics gotoprovethatthe majorityoftrafficaccidents aretobechargedagainst thosewhounconsciously exposethemselvesand otherstodanger,orwho throughtheirownfaultlose theirsenseofresponsibility andomittotakeallnecessaryprecautions."

SinfulDriving

"Thisisamatterofconscience,"theBishopswent on."Peopleontheroad mustconstantlyrealisethat theyareresponsiblebefore Godfortheirownlivesand forthelivesofothers.He whobehavesdangerously.sinsgravely.

"Theobservanceoflegal regulationsmadeinorder toavoidaccidentsortoincreasesafety,isaserious matterofconscience.Recklessdrivingshouldalways beconsideredsinful."

TheBishops'pastoral,entitled"TheMasterofLife," wasissuedontheoccasion oftheSwissfederalFast (correct),traditionalfeast ofthanksgivingestablished in1832andobservedbyall religiousgroupsinthe country.

Kyoto,Sept.20.-Memorialservicesfor thedead,usingtraditionalJapanesecustomswithsomeoftheChurch'sritual,have beeninitiatedhereandhavespreadtoother partsofJapan. Steinbachoffered.Hewas thepreacher,also. Afterwards,thecongregationmovedtoanopen spaceoutsidethechurch. Ina traditionallantern-lightedarea, danceswereper-

Inlatesummeronesees inalmosteverysmalltownandvillageofJapanthe 0-BonOdori,orFestivalof DepartedSpirits.

JapaneseDuringthefestivaltheformedandthenewsongs peopleinvitetheir ancestors'spiritstocomeThenew0-BonOdori fromtheirtombsandseefestivalhasspreadthrough- thattheirmemoryhasnotoutJapan.Ithasbeen beenlost.Theoccasionisadoptedbem^n-missioners alwaysmarkedbytradi-1whoareeagertoshowto tionaldancesbylanterntheirnewChristiansofthe light,withspecialsongs.countrythattheChurchhas

FatherLeoSteinbach,of nodesiretotakefromthem

theiroldcustoms,solong asthereisnothinginany ofthemwhichwouldbe

Geneva,Sept.19.-TheBishopsofSwitzerlandhaveissuedajointpastoralletter condemningwhattheycallednumerousand murderousattacksonhumanlifeinthis NewYork,stationedhere,is probablyoneofthefirst missionersinJapanto Christianisethe0-Bon Odol-ifestival. countertotheFaith.

someJapanesepoetsandMosaics

Heenlistedtheaidof Restored musicians.Together,theyMonteCassino,Italy, composedspecialmusicinSept.16-TheBenedictine theJapanesestyle,andminksoftheMonasteryof wrotespecialwords,usingMonteCassinohavecomastheirthemethemysteriespletedtherestorationofthe oftheFaithorthesuffer-abbey'sancientmosaics ingsoftheJapanesemar-thatwerealm-stdestroyed tyrsofthe16th'century.duringWorldWarTI.

OntheeveningchosenTheworkrestoration, forthefestival,theeele-donebythemonksthembrationwasbegunwithaselves,hasbeeninprogress RequiemMasswhichFathersincetheendofthewar.

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St.Charles'ShowsFuture PriestAreGoodSports

OnSunday,Sept.22,St.CharlesSeminaryfootballteamplayeditslastmatchof the1957season.Thefinaltallyofgames was:wonfour,lostfour,drawnone;while thejuniorteamwononeandlosttwo.

However,gamesatthe Seminaryserveadualpurpose.Notonlydoplayers andspectatorsalikebenefit fromtherecreationbut thosenotpreviouslyaware ofthetruenatureofa Seminaryareagreeably surprisedtofindthatthe futurediocesanpriestsare quiteordinaryyoungmen; notaversetoabitoffun, andabletogiveandtake asgoodasthenextmanin ahardgame.

Thefollowingisabrief resumeofthisyear'sgames:

OnSeminarySunday,a Y.C.W.teamfromVictoria Parkwonaclosehard gamebyapoint.Thewinningpointwasscoredwith onlyminutestogo.

St.Charles'wasluckyto finishuplevel,scoringwith afastFremantleC.B.C. team. SuperiorC.B.C. teamworkshowedupsome Seminaryweaknesses.The homesidemadeupforthis byhardplayandsheerdetermination.Thefinalbell soundedwiththescoreboard reading6goals12pts.each.

FatherCrispinBrown, O.F.M.umpiredagamebetweenSt.Charles'anda MidlandJunctionY.C.W. team.Theoppositioncould onlyfield15men,andthe

THEMANYOUKNOW

firstwinoftheyearwas establishedbyamarginof 3goals2pts. AteamofChristian Brothersfromthevarious Brothers'schoolsgavea polishedexhibitionoffootballwhentheymadethe Seminaryteamlookvery second-ratewithascoreof 15goals20ptsto7goals6 pts.

FatherJ.Russellbrought outateamfromKensington parish,buttheywerenot abletoholdasolidlytrainedteamofthegoldand whites.Despiteatrocious kickingforgoal,thescore finishedupwellinfavour ofthehometeam.Seminary 11.19,Kensington4.8.

Excitementranhighin theJuniorschoolforsome timebeforethefirstmatch oftheJuniorteam.This wasplayedagainstateam fromClontarf.

Onthisoccasionthe Seminarysuffereddefeat.

Aweekaftertheirfirst game,theJuniorstookthe fieldagain.Astrongerteam ofboysfromtheHighgate ChristianBrothersmade shortworkoftheSeminary defence.Bothteamsdid wellinverywetconditions.

Thegoldandwhitescame offthefielddisappointed

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butstilldeterminedtowin sometime.Thescore C.B.H.S.6.22,Seminary1.9.

TheY.C.W.teamsreturnedinSeptemberandSt. Charles'registeredasecond 'winovertheMidlandJunctionteam,butwasagain narrowlybeatenbyVictoria Park.TheY.C.W.team duringtheyearweregenerallyatthedisadvantageof nothavingtrainedtogether.

Ontrainingnightsatthe Seminary encouragement andabusewereemployed insuitablemeasuretopro- duceatleastagoodminimumstandardoffootball.

TheClontarfboysreturnedonSeptember19,and thegoldandwhiteJunior teamavengedtheirfirstdefeatwithaverygoodscore of15.7to8.3.Sportsmanship wasmanifestbythesmaller Clontarfteam,andthey playedongamelytothe end.

FatherRussellandhis teamreturnedforthelast gameoftheseason.The SouthFremantlerover, BarryWhite,umpiredthe firstquarter.Heseizedhis opportunitywhenaKensingtonplayerwasinjured, andjoinedthesideasfullback.

Anotherumpiretook overfortheremainderof thegame.TheSeminary sidescoredwellagainstthe breezeinthelastquarter, andwonbyacomfortable marginof4goals12points.

ApartfromAustralian Rules,theSeminariansalso takepartinavarietyof sportsrangingfromahomebrewedversionofrugbyto tennis.Theannualathletic competitionistobeheld onOctober4.

Thesportscommitteeis gratefultoallthosewho gaveoftheirtimetomake thefootballseasonsosuccessfulforSt.Charlesteams,individualmembers andumpires.

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OnSundaylastthe62ndannualathletics meetingwasheldatAquinasCollegeonthe Memorialoval.Thetrackwasfirmandfast, thecompetitionkeen,thesettingmagnificent. inter-muralcompetition,the

headmaster,Rev.Bro,W.

ngeneral,particularlythe judgesandtimekeepers.

Hedrewattentiontothe splendidcatering,forwhich theAquinasladies'committeeissowellknown.The womenhadgenerouslysacrificednotonlytheirtime butalsotherecreationaffordedbytheathletesin ordertoattendtoanother sideoftheday'sfunction.

CREATORS

Morethan100events werecontested,andonthe form athletesshownbytheleading boththeathletics master,Rev.Bro.J.N. O'Sullivan,andtheathletics coach,Mr.GeoffWorner, areconvincedthatAquinas willbefieldingaverysolid teaminthisyear's"Inters."

Andthisdespitethefactthattheopencupwinner for1957,LennyMullert, willbejustfivedaystoo oldforthe"Inters."

Beforepresentingthe Dunklingcuptothecaptain ofthewinninghouseinthe

G.Hall,B.Sc.,mentioned howimportantandencouragingapartintheattendanceofsomanyparents andfriendsoftheboyshad playedinmakingtheday's functionsuchasuccess.

Theattendancewasan answertothereportedlychroniclackofunderstandingbetweenmodernparents andtheirchildren.

Bro.Hallalsocommented favourablyonthesplendid workdonebythestarter, andonthatoftheofficials

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fromwinningtheMetropolitanHandicapat Randwickinmorerecentyears.

AnotherMetropolitanwillracinginSydneyhashighberunatRandwickonlightedthethree-year-olds Monday,Oct.7. anditcouldbeagoodyear Redcrazeeasilywonlastforhorsesofthatage. year'sMetropolitanHandicapwiththebigimpostof 9.8.Cariocawonitwith 9.7in1953andin1952Dalrayscoredwith9.1.The yearbeforethatDeltawon with9.5.

Goingbackstillfurther thoughtherecordsofthe mileandfivefurlongsrace, wefindDashingCavalier winningwith9.0in1941 andin1940BeauVite triumphedunder9.4.

DeltaandDalraywenton towinMelbourneCups aftertheirwinsinthe Metropolitan.

LastyearRedcrazewon theCaulfieldCupwith9.13 andjustmissedwinningtheMelbourneCupinwhich heshouldered10.3.

IntheMetropolitanlast year,RedcrazebeatEveningPealandthismarebeat theNewZealanderinthe MelbourneCup.

TheSydneyspringcarnivalatRandwickwillspreadoverfourdaysandinthat timestakestotalling £52,000willbedisbursed. Thensweepstakemoneys willaddfurthertothis total.

Thechiefeventofthe carnivalasfarasstakesare concernedistheDerby whichwillbeworth£10,000.Thisisrunonthefirst ayofthecarnival,Oct.5.

TheSydneycarnivalwill usherinthebiespringracingcampaign.Thelastday oftheSydneycarnival,Oct. 12.willbethefirstdayoftheCaulfieldCupmeeting. TheCaulfieldCupwillbe runonOct.19.

Afterthatthere'sthe MooneeValleyCupmeeting andthenfollowsthecarnivalatFlemingtonwiththe VictoriaDerby,andthe MelbourneCup.

Itlookslikebeingamost interestingspringcarnival allround.Theearlyspring

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Y.C.W.andN.C.G.M.memberswillhold theirannualSpringBallattheDalkeithhall (Waratah-ave.),onThursday,Oct.17.

TheSpringBallnow rankssecondonlytothe CatholicBallasthebiggest socialevent'oftheyearfor Catholicyoungpeople.

Theballhasproveditself avaluableservicetothe Catholiccommunity,providingyoungpeoplewith theo,.nrtunitytoenjoy theinsel.rstothefullina cleanan,1healthyatmos- phere.

Parentsfe.'restassured thattheirchildren,inattendingtheSpringBall,will notbeexposedtotheproblemsofexcessivedrinking andmoraldangersassociatedwithmostmodernballs.

Firstheldin1954,when theproceedswereusedto

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assistastrongdelegationto attendtheY.C.W.National ConferenceinAdelaide,it provedsosuccessfulthata strongdemandassuredits retentionasanannualevent. Proceedsnowgotowards thewagesoftheN.C.G.M. andY.C.W.full-timeworkers. Thisyear'sSpringBall willbethemostambitious yetheld,afeaturebeingthe engagementofoneof Perth'smostpopularbands. Dancingwillbefrom8.30 p.m.to1a.m. Ticketsandtablebookingsareavailableonlyfrom theN.C.G.M.andY.C.W. officesattheCatholic Centre(phoneBF4546).

Engagements

October20:

AttendCastledareField Day. ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Queen'sPark.

October27:

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October3: 7.30p.m.:Confirmation, AquinasCollege.

October6: 7.30p.m..Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation, HiltonPark.

October7: 7a.m.:Professionceremoney,St.JohnofGod Convent,Subiaco.

October13: 3p.m.:Confirmationand CanonicalVisitation,Belmont.

October17: 7.30p.m.:Confirmation, SantaMariaLadies'College, Attadale.

AttendarnaialEucharisticProcessionatAquinas College.

November3: 9a.m.:1'essandopen newChurch,lledford-ave. 3p.m.:I.;!,!ssandopen extensionstoSt.Francis Xavier'sMission,Wandering.

November10:

3p.m.:Blessandopen newChurch-Hall,Hamilton Hill. ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Rivervale.

November17: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Wanneroo.

November24: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Kellerberrin. W1,7wzLzazszazzcsisawszz&Nzzczwz-

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MEETING: everyTuesdayandThurs-TheDiocesanCouncildayeveningat8p.m.in meetingforpresidentsandtheMidlandconventschool. oneotherdelegatefromFREMANTLE: eachbranchandexecutiveThenextgeneralmeeting memberswillbeheldatwillbeheldat8p.m.on theCatholicCentreHallonTuesday,October8atSt. Monday,October14at8Patrick'shall,Fremantle. p.m.

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ThedateforthenextRetreatvertised astheweek-endofWinnerslisted attheLodgewasadOctober26-27,butasthisSt.Vincent'sFoundling willbethedayofthedio-Homecardevening,heldat cesanprocessionatAquinasOurLady'sCollege,Vic- College,theRetreatwillbetoria-squareonSeptember heldonthefollowingweek-24,wasagreatsuccess. end,November2-3.

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MIDLANDJUNCTION:

Y.C.W.andN.C.G.M. memberswillholdtheir nextdanceonSunday,

artunionwasdrawn,resultinginawinforticket No.B2996(Rattigan,113 Waratah-avenue,Necllands). Amagnificenthand-worked supperclothwastheprize. October8intheparishhall. 1, TicketNo.C1965(Mrs. AtholEdwards,Beverley),Y.C.W.Ptcnic prizewaswonbyLeahy, prize.Third wonsecond ToH11sLake24Woodroyd-street,Mt. LawleywithticketNo.

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ThegeneralmeetingheldTheorganisers,Mrs. onSept.30ensuredthatDaviesandhercommittee plentyofactivitieswillbethankallwhohelpedwith heldbythebranchinthethesaleoftickets,prizes, nearfuture. etc.

Biggestfunctiontobe plannedwasapicnicto LakeLeschenaultia,for whichHighgatewillcombinewithCathedralbranch. Detailsofthepicnicwillbe availableatthenextmeeting.

Basketballpracticeisheld everySundaymorningat Bayswateroval.CoachJustinWalshreportsgoodattendancesattraining,and isconfidentthatHighgate willachieveconsiderable successintheY.C.W.summercompetition. Manytopicsweresug-gestedfortheproposeddebateagainstHighgate N.C.G.M.whichwillprobablybeheldonSunday, Oct.27.

Thenextgeneralmeetingwillbeheldintheparish hallonMonday,Oct.14.

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SanSebastian,Spain,Sep. 21:Muchconfusioninthe modernworldspringsfrom usingtraditionalwordsand expressionswithmeaning whicharedifferentfrom theirThisoriginalmeanings.languagedifficulty, thelettersaid,isofinterest totheChurch,whichalways wantsto regularitypressurestrict oftheinterpre- tationofdoctrineandtradition.

Themeofthisyear's meetingwas"Thelanguage crisisandthelanguageof theChurch."

Delegatesfromseveral Europeancountriesattendedthesessions.

Soul'sImmortalityMayBeProved

Theimmortalityofthesoul-thefactthatitcannotdie-isatruthofbothreasonandfaith.Divine revelationiscompletelyorderedtoeternallife;the supernaturaldestinyofmanistoreignwithGodin aneverlastingheaven.Scriptureoftencallsthe presentlifeonearthapilgrimage.Jacobtold Pharaoh"Thelengthofmypilgrimage,"thatis,his lifeuptothetimehewasspeaking,"hasbeen130 years;shortandwretchedhasbeenmylife,nor doesitcomparewiththeyearsmyfatherslived duringtheirpilgrimage"alsospeaksofourlife onearthasapilgrimage,andshowsthatpilgrims seekabetterandheavenlycountry.

Christsaid:"Fearyenotthemthatkillthebody, andarenotabletokillthesoul:butratherfearHim thatcandestroybothsoulandbodyinhell."The destructionofthesoulspokenofhereisitsbeingcut offforeverfromGodasaresultofdyingunrepentant,andinmortalsin.Godmostcertainlycan punishbothbodyandsoulinhell,anddeathisthen awordproperlyappliedtothem.Ourdestinyisto liveasupernaturallifewithGod,butonlyifwe serveHimrightduringourtimeofprobation.

Ifwelacksanctifyinggracewhenwegooverthe lineintodeath,wearedeadtothesupernatural, andallourchanceofhappinessisdestroyed.That iswhatwecallhell.Thisdoesnotmean,however, thatwewillbeannihilated.Thehumansoulbyits verynatureisimmortal.Itcontinuestoexistforever, whetherinheavenorinhell.Christiantraditionis sounanimousonthedoctrineofimmortalitythat themagisteriumoftheChurchhasneverfeltthe needofformallydefiningit.Councils,writers,and preachers,however,havefromtimetotimemade obviouswhatouruniversalbeliefis.

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(ContinuedfromLastWeek)

Weareawarethateachofthesethreeartsofthe motionpictures,radioandtelevision,infosteringthe developmentofmindandspirit,setsitsownspecial problemstobesolvedinthefieldnotonlyofthearts, butoftechnologyandeconomics.

ButbeforeWedealwiththeparticularquestions affectingeach,Wethinkitrighttooutlinebriefly theprincipleswhichconcernthediffusion,tothe greatestpossibleextent,ofthebenefitswhichare destinedbothforhumansocietyingeneralandfor individualcitizens.

SinceGodisthesupremeGood,Heatalltimes poursoutHisgiftsonmenwhoareobjectsofHis speciallovingcare.

Ofthesegifts,somearetoassistthemateriallife onearth,butothersconcernthespirit.And,clearly, theformeraresubjecttothelatterinmuchthesame wayasthebodyshouldbesubjecttothesoulwith which,beforeGodcancommunicateHimselfbythe beatificvision,Heisunitedbyfaithandcharity which"ispouredforthinourheartsbytheHoly Ghostwhoisgivenus."

Andfurther,sinceHelongstoseeinmanthe imageofHisownperfection,Heevenwillshimtobe madeasharerin.thissupremegenerosity,andhas linkedhimwithHisownactivityastheproclaimer ofthosegoodtidings,makinghimbecometheir donoranddispensertohisbrethrenandtothewhole humanrace.

Fromthebeginningoftimeithasbeenman's naturalandnormaltendencytosharewithothersthe treasuresofhismindbymeansofsymbolswhereby hedailytriestodevelopamoreperfectmeansof expressinghismaterialproblems.

Thus,fromthedrawingsandinscriptionsofthe mostancienttimesdowntothelatesttechnical devices,allinstrumentsofhumancommunication inevitablyhaveastheiraim,theloftypurposeof revealingmenasinsomewaytheassistantsofGod.

Hence,inorderthattheplanofGod'sProvidence maybeputmoresurelyandfruitfullyintoeffect,by virtueofOurApostolicauthorityWeconstitutedin anapostolicletter"theArchangelGabriel,who broughttothehumanracethelong-desirednewsof man'sRedemption,heavenlypatron"ofthoseartsby whichmencanemployelectricalforcestotranscribe wordsatverygreatspeedtoothersatadistance: canholdconversefromplaceswidelyapart.sendmesi.sagesbywireless,andviewpicturesofobjectsand eventsbroughtbeforethemasiftheywereimmediate spectators,thoughtheyareinfactfaraway.

For,whenWemadechoiceofthisheavenlypatron. itwasOurintentionthatallemployedinthesearts mightfullyunderstandthenobilityofthetask entrustedtothem.Forintotheirhandshavebeen placedtheseusefulinstrumentsbywhichthepriceless treasuresofGodmaybespreadamongmenlikegood seedwhichbringsforthfruitsoftruthandgoodness.

ForasWeconsiderthosehonourableandloftypurposestowhichthistechnicalskillshouldbedirected, thequestionpresentsitself:whydothesesamearts pathsleadingtoevil?"Whencethenhathitcockle?" sometimesbecomethemeansand,asitwere,the Allevil,ofcourse,whichisopposedtorightmoral sst-0rtr-

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Itcanbeonlyfromthefact thatman,endowedasheiswith freewill,canabusethosegifts, namelybycommittingandmultiplyingevil,andthusassociating himselfwithGod'senemy,the princeofdarkness:"Anenemy hathdonethis."

Consequentlytruehuman libertydemandsthatweuseand sharewithothersalltheseresourceswhichcancontributeto thestrengtheningandperfecting ofournature.

ButsincetheChurchisthe teacherofthedoctrinewhich leadsto,salvationandhasallthat isnecessaryfortheattainmentof holiness,sheisexercisinganinviolablerightwhensheteaches whathasbeencommittedtoher ArchangelGabriel bydivinecommand.

Itoughttobethedutyofallpublicofficialsto recognisethissacredright,withtheresultthatshe shouldbegivenreadyaccesstothoseartsbywhich shemayspreadtruthandvirtue.

Indeed,alltrueandactivesonsoftheChurch,since theyrecognisethepricelessgiftoftheRedemption, arebiddentoensure,totheextentoftheirpowerthat theChurchmayusethesetechnicaldiscoveriesin sofarastheymayassistthesanctificationofsouls.

YetwhenWeassertandclaimtheserightsforthe Church.itisnotOurdesiretodenytotheStatethe rightofspreadingbythesamemeansthatnewsand thoseteachingswhicharereallynecessaryoruseful forthecommongoodofhumansociety.

Andfurther,letitbepermittedeventoindividual citizens-dueregardbeingpaidtoactualcircumstancesandthesafeguardingofprincipleswhichpromotethecommongood-tocontributeaccordingto theircapacitytotheenrichinganddevelopmentof theirownandothers'intellectualandspiritualculture.

Contrary,however,toChristianteachingandthe principalendofthesearts,isthewillandintention ofthosewhodesiretousetheseinventionsexclusively fortheadvancementandpropagationofpolitical measuresortoachieveeconomicends.andwhotreat Ournobleaimasifitwereamerebusinesstransaction.

Church'sCareAndLiberty

Inlikemanner,approvalcannotbegiventothe falseprinciplesofthosewhoassertandclaimfreedom todepictandpropagateanythingatall,eventhough therehasbeenestablishedbeyonddisputeinthese pastyearsboththekindandtheextentofthedamage tobothbodiesandsoulswhichhashaditssourpein theseprinciples.

IsModernPatron holdfastthatwhichisgood.Fromallappearanceof evilrefrainyourselves."

Those,therefore.arecertainlytobeblamedwho openlydeclarethatpubliccommunicationofmatters whichimpede,oraredirectlyopposedto,principles ofmoralityshouldbeencouragedandcarriedoutso longasthemethodisinaccordwiththelawsofthe liberalortechnicalarts.

Inashortdiscourse,ontheoccasionofthefifth centenaryofthedeathofFraAngelico,Werecalled tothemindsofOurhearersthat"itistruethatan explicitlymoralorreligiousfunctionisnotdemanded ofartasart";but"ifartisticexpressiongivespublicitytofalse,emptyandconfusedforms-thosenot inharmonywiththeCreator's'design;if,ratherthan liftingmindandhearttonoblesentiments,itstirs thebaserpassions,itmightperhapsfindwelcome amongsomepeople,butonlybynatureofitsnovelty, aqualitynotalwaysofvalueandwithbutslight contentofthatrealitywhichispossessedbyevery typeofhumanexpression.Butsuchanartwould itself, its essential element:itwouldnotbeuniversalandperennialas isthehumanspirittowhichitisaddressed."

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Phones:

Thereisnoquestionhereofthetruelibertyof whichWehavespokenabove.butratherofanun-r controlledfreedom.whichdisregardsallprecautions, ofcommunicatingwithothersanythingatall.even thoughitbecontrarytosoundmoralsandcanresult inseriousdangertosouls.

TheChurchencouragesandsupportseverything

whichtrulyconcernsafullerenrichmentofthemind -forsheisthepatronandfostermotherofhuman ifk knowledgeandthenoblearts.

Thereforeshecannotpermittheviolationofthose principlesandlawswhichdirectandgovernmanin hispathtoGod,hisfinalend.

Letnotone,then,besurprisedifinthismatter wheremanyreservationsarenecessary,theChurch actswithduethoughtanddiscretion,accordingto thatsayingoftheApostle:"Butproveallthings:

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Listener,Punchbowl:HowdidtheschismoftheEasternOrthodoxChurchescomeabout?

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R.:CertainlyintheOr-

R.:Alongchainofcii-differentandindependentthodoxChurchesaPatricumstancesextendingfromchurches,havinglostthearchisregardedashaving the5thcenturytothe11thtrueprincipleofunitywithadisciplinaryauthority c'enturypreparedthewaytheBishopofRomewhichwhichmembersoughtto forthefinalbreakingawaytheyundoubtedlyacknow-obey.Asregardsdoctrinal fromRomeonthepartof theEasternChurches.

Intheearlycenturiesthe Greeksregardedthepeople oftheWestasbarbarians, regardingthemselvesasthe sourceoftrueculture.The

ledgedbefore1054. Evidenceofthatisthe inclusionintheirLiturgical Calendarsofthenamesof Popeswhoweresaintsand wholivedbeforetheschism occurred,butnotofany since.

authority,thePatriarch wouldatleastberegarded ashavinggreaterweight thananybodyelseindeclaringjustwhattheofficial teachingofOrthodoxyis.

ButnoPatriarchisrefoundingandgrowthof gardedascapableofgiving Constantinople.ledtoa aninfallibledefinitionof nationalandpoliticalrivalry.

DifferentPatriarchspre- ferredtoacknowledgethe authorityoftheEmperorat Constantinopleratherthan thespiritualauthorityofthe BishopofRome;andeventually,in1054A.D.Michael Cerularius,Patriarchof Constantinople,lapsedintoQ.:DoesaPatriarchhave this aschismthathascontinuedhavetheauthoritytosetto day. tieadisputeintimately Eastegn Orthodoxyhasconnectedwithoreven subdividedintoabout16 affectingdoctrine?

ASSUREWITH

VladimirSoloviev,inhis book:'RussiaandtheUni-thetruth.TheEastern versalChurch,"writingasOrthodoxChurcheshold amemberoftheOrthodoxthatonlyaGeneralCouncil Church,admitsthefactofalltheBishopsand thattheEasternChurchesPatriarchscandefinea wronglybrokeawayfromdogma,whichacquiresinRome,andhopestheywillfalliblecertaintyonlywhen eventuallyreturntotheacceptedbyallthefaithful. unitytheyforsooksomanyThistheorycreatesa centuriesago. greatproblem.Iftheconsentofthefaithfulmakes thedefinitioninfallible, thentheBishopsthemselves gettheircertaintyofthe truthfromthelaity,instead oftheBishopsbeingthe shepherdsandteachersof theflock!

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Inthismatter,having separatedfromRome,the EasternOrthodoxChurches areinadilemma.TheyinsistthatChristmeantHis Churchtobeinfallible.

Buthavingrejectedthe infallibilityofthePopeas thefinalcourtofappealin theChurch,theyhaveto lookelsewhereforafinal infallibleutterance:and theyhavetoadmitthat theirtheoreticalsubstitute isunrealisableinpractice.

Q.:Arethemembersofthe EasternOrthodoxChurchesboundtoattendthe EucharisticLiturgyon Sundays? R.:No.Theyhaveno lawoftheChurch,asin theCatholicChurch,obligingthemunderpainofsin torenderworshiptoGodin suchawayonSundaysand HolyDays.Theydonot feelthattheyarecommittinganysin,therefore,by omittingtodoso.

Explainingthis,Nicolas Zernov,aRussianOrthodox priest,saysinhisbook, "TheChurchoftheEasternChristians,"thatwhilst thismakesforthespontaneityandfervourofthose whodoattend,notfroma senseofduty,butasaprivilege,therearemanydisadvantagesinsuchasystem ascomparedwiththeCatholicChurch.

HeadmitsthatEastern OrthodoxChurchesdonot stressenoughthemoralresponsibilityofindividuals, makeinsufficientappealto thewillofeachChristian, andfailtoinstilaspiritof disciplineandmethodical applicationofChristian precepts.

Q.:WhilsttheEasternOrthodoxChurchesarebetteroffthantheProtestant Churchesbyhavingvalid OrdersandSacraments, withtheRealPresenceof ChristintheEucharist, couldtheylosethis "status,"andbyinnovationsbecome Protestantjustanother Church?

R.:Onlyiftheylostall beliefinthePriesthoodand theliturgicalSacrificeof theMass,anddeliberately alteredtheirordination ritualwiththeexpresspur- poseofexcludingthese things.Buttheyarenotin theleastlikelytodothat.

Theverygeniusofthe OrthodoxChurchesisrigid adherencetotheirEastern traditionsapartfromthose oftheearlycenturieslinking TheythemwiththePapacy. misingarequiteuncomprointheirbeliefinthe Eucharist.

AnotherCatholic,Ryde: YouhaveconsistentlydefendedtheJewsagainst chargesbyCatholiccorrespondentsthatthereis aJewishmenaceby schemingforworld-control.

R.:Ifyouthinkthata crimeonmypart,thenI pleadguiltytoit.

Q:TheseCatholicshave quotedCatholicauthoritiesonbehalfoftheir contentions.

R.:NotCatholicauthorities. tainTheyhavequotedcerCatholicwriterswhose viewshavenoofficialauthoritybutarepersonal opinionsonly.Moreover, suchCatholicauthorsare anisolatedgroup,very muchina Catholicminorityamong writersgenerally.

Nor,indismissingtheir contentionasunjustified, haveIreliedonlyonmy ownestimateofthecase.I havequotedagainstthem otherCatholicauthors,who havemadeaprofoundstudy ofthesubjectinathorough- lyimpartialandunpreju- dicedway.

Q.:Couldyoublamepeople forthinkingyouwerea JewpaidbytheJewsto defendthemagainstthose whoclaimtobeyour fellow-Catholics?

R.: Icertainlyblamethemforthinking that.No teningnormalpersonlistomysessionwould entertainsuchanideafor amoment.

JustasIdefendCatholicsagainstchargesbyoverexcitedSeventhDayAd- ventiststhatthetroubles theyhaveencountered amidstthepoliticalturmoil inColombiahavereally beenengineeredbyCatholicsforthesakeofreligiouslypersecutingProtestants,sointhenameofa balancedjudgmentandfor thesakeoftruthIdefend theJewsagainstequally foolishchargesbroughtby afewhighly-imaginativeCatholicsintheirregard.

Itisveryeasytoallot responsibilitiesinthewrong place.Oneisremindedof theflyclingingtoacartwheelwhosaid:"Geewhiz, I'mkickingupahellofa dust!"

Itisonethingtobedisturbedbyworld-conditions; quiteanothertoattribute quiteuncriticallytheresponsibilitytoparticular groupsagainstwhomone isprejudiced.Wemustbe fairallroundnomatter whattheproblem.

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darkness"-asifhisCatholicreligionhadlefthimin ethicalandmoraldarkness!

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Mydeargirls,boysandtines,-Thanksforthebiggermailbag.Thedifficulty istofitinallyourletters, etc. Iwishthatwehad morespace,butallchildren'spagesonlyruntoone page,don'tthey?

Andhowisthatstudy going?Didyoucutoutthe notesasIsuggestedandpastethemonastiffcard? Mysondid,andfindsthem veryhelpful.

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Begoodandstudyveryhardanddon'tforgetthat wewanthonoursamongstthe"cornerites."

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DearAuntMollie,-Ihole youarewell.Asitisa longtimesinceIlastwrote toyouIhavedecidedtotell youaboutmytripto NationalParkandMun- daringWeir.Afterwehad beentoMassandhadourbreakfastonSunday morningwesetoff.

Firstwecaughtataxiinto Perth,thenwecaughta touristcoachandstarted fortheDarlingRanges.

ArrivingatNationalParkthedrivertolduswe couldspendonlytwohours there.Sowehadlunch whichweboughtatthe shopin startedtheparkandthen tolookatthebeautifulscenery.Firstwe lookedatthelittleriver. Thenwelookedatthe daintylittlebedsofassortod wildflowers.Laterwelookedattheminiaturechurch builtofroughcutlogs_of timberinwhichlittlewindowswerecut.Bythistime itwastimetogobackto thecoach.Soinwegot andstartedoffforMundart. ing.

Arrivingherewespent a roundpleasanthourwandering andadmiringthe waterflowingoverthedam. Itwasmovingslowly,and atthebottomitlookedlike whitelace.

Afterawhileweboarded thecoachandsetofffor home,afteratiringbut mostenjoyableday.

Iamelevenandwillbe twelvethismonth.Iam alsoincludingashortstory. Ihopeyouwilllikeit.

Yourlovingniece,

ROSEMARYSANDERSON

DearRosemary,-Whatan enjoyabledayandhowobservantyouwere.MundaringWeirismagnificent whenitisoverflowing.Did youseeitcomingroaring overthetop?Itwasa verygoodstory.

Love,

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ThefirstthingIrememberisbeingdug outofacoppermineandputonatruckto becarriedawaytothemint.

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Agroupofbusinessmenweretravellingin Mexicointheregion wheretheygrowthesizal plantsforrope-making. Theareastretchedarid anddesolateformilesand milesasfarastheeye couldsee.Fiercewinds sweptthebarrendustin redangryclouds,andthe menmarvelledthatthe cropproducedcouldbeso payable.

"Letustakesomeofthe seedstoFlorida,wherethe wonderfulsoilshoulddouble ourreturns,"onesuggested. Itwasdoneandthesame group results,eagerlyawaitedthe whilethebarren landswerestillsownwith theirannualcrops.

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Ittakesthehardnessof lifetobringoutworthwhile fibre.

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Themaestrolookedathim slowlyandthoroughly.

"WillyoudoasIaskyou toifIdogiveyouadvice," heaskedsmiling.

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"Wellthen,gohome,and makeanactofthewill,and donotplayanythingbut scalesforsixmonths,"said themaestro.

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IfIweregivenasmuch moneyasIlikedIshould liketogoforashorttripto ItalyandFrance. There,Ishouldliketosee many didbeautifulandsplensights,thefinecathedrals,thesea,thecountry andthepeople,andabove all,Rome,theancientcapi-talcityofItaly.

Ishouldliketobuya newensembleofclothes,andtakephotographsofthe sights.Theartgalleriesand museumsofthesetwocities wheretherearemanyfine piecesofartdisplayed, wouldbetwoofthefirst placesIshouldliketosee.

InFrance,Ishouldlike totryoutmy"French"on thepeopleandseeifthey couldunderstandme.Then, Ishouldspendsometime tryingtoimproveit.

AfterIhavehadthese adventuresandexperiences, Ishouldliketoreturnto myhometown,whereI shouldrestaltermyexhaustion,whilemyparents hadaholidayabroad.

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DearAuntMollie:My fatherhasjustbeenpromoted.Wewillbemoving tothecitysoon.Iwillbe sorryinawaybecauseI willloseallmyfriends.

Wemightbegoingto Rivervale,andifsoIwill attendVictoria-squareconvent.IhopeImightbeable toseeyousometime.

Iamenclosingsome riddlesandjokes.Itis rainingtodayinKojonup anditisnotaveryniceday really.Ihopeitisfinerin Perth.

Imustclosenow.Love from PATRICIADAVIS

DearPat:Thisletterwas lostinmyBirthdayBook, soIapologiseforthedelay. Ihopethatwedocatchup witheachother,especially asVictoria-squarearesuch good"Cornerites."Youwill makenewfriendssoonI know,Patricia.Friendsare themostworthwhilething onearth.

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Aboriginalart,aswe knowby articlesrecentnewspaper hadaveryearly beginninginAustralia. Someunknownrockpaint-ingsare covered.stillbeingdisButArt,aswe khowit,thatisBritishArt beganwiththearrivalof CaptainCookintheEndeavour.Thatwasin1770. SydneyParkinson,who sailedwithCook,wasspe- ciallychosenbyJoseph Bankstorecordscenesof thevoyage,andherecorded 955scenesinvariousdrawings,manyofthemof botanicalspecimens.

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Beyondalldoubt,publicadministratorsarestrictly boundtobewatchfuloverthesemodernartsalso. Norshouldtheylookonthismatterfromamerely politicalstandpoint-butalsofromthatofpublic morals,thesurefoundationofwhichrestsonthe naturallaw,which,inspiredtestimonyassuresus,is writteninourhearts.

Itcannotbeassertedthatthiswatchfulcareofthe State'sofficialsisanunfairlimitationontheliberty ofindividualcitizens,foritisconcernedwith,not theprivatecitizenassuch,butratherthewholeof humansocietywithwhomtheseartsarebeingshared.

"Wearewellaware,"asWehavealreadysaidon anotheroccasion,"thatthereisawidespreadopinion amongmenofourtimewhoareunreasonablyintolerantoftheinterventionofpublicauthority,that censorshipistobepreferredwhichcomesdirectly fiorntheindustryitself."

Butthoughthepersonsprofessionallyengagedin theseartscaninapraiseworthymannersupportthe actionofpublicofficialsandrenderineffectivethe evilswhichcaneasilydamagetruemorality,yet thoserulesandsafeguardswhichissuefromthe formeroughtinnowaytobeopposedtotheserious dutyofthelatter.

Hence,bothOurlatepredecessorandWeOurselves, readilypraisedthosewho,inaccordancewiththetask committedtotheminthissphere,publishedsuitable safeguardsandruleswithoutinanywayprejudicing whatbelongstothecompetenceofpublicauthority.

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professions,poolingtheirresourcesinanorderly way,co-operateswitheachothertosecurethedesired end.Iftheoppositehappens,i.e.,ifthesearts,withoutsetlawsoranymoralsafeguards,embarkona downwardanduninhibitedpath,theywillcertainly restrictthepeople'struedevelopmentandweaken theirmorals.

Amongthevarioustechnicalartswhichtransmit theideasofmen,thoseoccupyaspecialplacetoday, asWesaid,whichcommunicateaswidelyaspossible newsofallkindstoearsandeyesbymeansofsounds andpictures.

Thismannerofspreadingpicturesandsounds,so farasthespiritisconcerned,issupremelyadapted tothenatureofmen,asAquinassays:"Butitis naturaltomantocometothingsoftheunderstanding throughthingsofsense:forallourknowledgehasits origininasense."

Indeed,thesenseofsight,asbeingmorenobleand morehonourablethanothersenses,moreeasilyleads toaknowledgeofspiritualthings.

Therefore,thethreechieftechnicalmethodsof telecommunication.i.e.,thoseofthemotionpictures, radioandtelevision,dealnotonlywithmen'srecreationandleisure-thoughmanywho"listen-in"and view,seekthisalone-butespeciallywiththepropagationofthosesubjectswhichwhileaidingboth mentalcultureandspiritualgrowthcanpowerfully contributetotherighttrainingandshapingofthe civilsocietyourourtimes.

Muchmoreeasilythanbyprintedbooksthese technicalartscanassuredlyprovideopportunities formentomeetanduniteincommoneffort.And, sincethispurposeisessentiallyconnectedwiththe advancementofthecivilisationofallpeoples,the CatholicChurch-which,bythechargecommittedto it.embracesthewholehumanrace-desirestoturn ittotheextensionandfurtheringofbenefitsworthy ofthename.

Indeed,thisshouldbethefirstaimoftheartsof themotionpictures,radioandtelevision:toserve truthandvirtue.

Letthembeattheserviceoftruthinsuchaway thatthebondsbetweenpeoplesmaybecomeyet closer:thattheymayhaveamorerespectfulunderstandingofeachother;thattheymayassisteachother inanycrisis:that,finally,theremayberealco-operativeeffortbetweentheStateofficialsandtheindividualcitizens.

Tobeattheserviceofthetruthdemandsnotonly thatallrefrainfromerror,fromlies,fromdeceitof allkinds,butalsothattheyshuneverythingthat canencourageamanneroflivingandactingwhich isfalse,imperfect,orharmfultoanotherparty.

ButaboveallletthetruthshandeddownbyGod's revelationbeheldsacredandinviolable.

Rather,whyshouldnotthesenobleartsstrive particularlytothisend-thattheyspreadtheteaching ofGodandofHisSon,JesusChrist,"andinstilinto mindsthatChristiantruthwhichalonecanprovide thestrengthfromabovetothemassofmen,aided bywhichtheymaybeablewithcalmnessandcourage toovercomethecrisesandenduretheseveretrials oftheageinwhichwenowlive?"

Moreover,thesenewartsshouldnotonlyservethe truth,butalsotheperfectingofhumanlifeand morals.

HowNewPublicityArtsMayServeEvil

Letthemmakeanactivecontributiontothisinthe threewaysWearenowgoingtowriteabout:namely, inthenewspublished,intheinstructionimparted, intheshowspresented.

Newsofanyevent,evenifnothingbutthebare factisrelated,hasyetanaspectofitsownwhichconcernsmoralityinsomeway.

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"Thisaspect,affectinghumanmorals,mustnever b.'neglected;fornewsofanykindprovokesamental judgmentandinfluencesthewill.Thenews-reader whoworthilyfulfilshistaskshouldcrushnooneby hiswords,buttryrathertounderstandandexplain asbesthecanthedisastersreportedandthecrimes committed.Toexplainisnotnecessarilytoexcuse: butitisto,suggestthebeginningofaremedy,and consequentlytoperformataskatoncepositiveand constructive."

WhatWehavejustwrittenhasdoubtlessmore forcewhenitisaquestionofimpartinginstructions. Documentaryfilms,radiobroadcasts,andtelevision forschoolsprovideideasandopenupnewpossibilities here,notonlywithregardtothosewhoarestill young,butalsowithregardtothoseofmatureyears.

Yeteveryprecautionmustbetakenthattheinstructionsgivenareinnowaycontrarytothe Church'steachinganditssacredrights,orimpedeor frustratetheproperdutyofeducatingtheyoung withinthehomecircle.

Similarlyitistobehopedthatthesenewartsof publicity,whetherexercisedbyprivatecitizensor controlledbyrulersofStates,willnotspreaddoctrineswhilesuppressingallmentionofGod'sname andtakingnoaccountofHisdivinelaw.

However.Wearefullyaware,alas,thatinsome nationsamidwhichatheisticCommunismisrampant. thesemethodsoftelecommunicationaredirectedin theschoolstorootoutallreligiousideasfromthe mind.

Indeed,anyonewhoconsidersthissituationcalmly andwithoutprejudicecannotfailtoseethattheconsciencesofchildrenandyouths.deprivedofdivine truth.arebeingoppressedinanewandsubtleway

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Studentgroupsprovidedthemixedfare fortheDramaFestivalcompetitiononTuesday,Sept.24. family,whichcomesabout

Tefirstpresentationwas alsothebest.TheChiron Clubstagedaplaywithan improbabletwist:"The Rope."

Thecastwaswellbalanced,butentrances couldhavebeenmoreadroitlymanaged.Costumes andthesetwerewelldone byMargaretBraine.

RossEwensprovideda thoughtfulcharacterstudy asAbrahamBentley,the Bible-quotingoldmanwho playedamacabretrickon hisdishonestson.

NigelAtkinsasthe devil-may-careson,gavea goodpresentation,andused hisopportunityforgood dramaticeffectwhenhe foundthathisfatherreally wantedhimtoputhishead throughthenoose.

Thedaughter'spartwas welldonebyJanetOrsmond,DavidScanlontook theroleofherIrishhusband,andAnnSnowden waswellcastastheir quick-witteddaughter.

Alltheplayersperformedwell,andproduction generallywasfairlygood.

TheGraduateDramatic Society'schoiceseemedunsuitable,thefirstscenebeingvirtuallyamonologue. Itwasapropagandapiece againstNazismcalled"'The MindoftheMasterRace."

uptostandard.

Thesecondscene,totally unconnectedwiththefirst, gavesomescopefordrama, whichwashandledcredibly. Thetwoscenesshowedthe tear,evenofone'sown

inapolicestate. ProductionwasbyDavid Bradley.

Abawdyrompwasput onbytheGraylands Teachers'College."Diana theHunted"wasaperiod costumeplaydevotedtothe "affairs"ofStateofFrancis I,KingofFrance.Itwas ajollycomedy,butthesubjectcouldhavebeenbetter chosen.

ProductionbyPeterMann wasuptostandard,but someoftheactressesseemedinadequate.

GhostlyPlays

TheDramaFestivalentriesforThursday,September26includedaMummer'sPlayandtwoMumboJumboplays.Oneplayincludedachessgame,and another'stitlewasachess term.

Theseseemingsimilaritiesnotwithstanding,the qualityoftheproductions wasveryuneven.

The"PaceEggPlay" presentedbySt.Patrick's DramaSocietywasaninconsequentialfancydress danceofmedievalvillage greenvintage,complete withajester.Theplayhad rhyme,butpoordiction preventedourgatheringits reason.

TheMyolaDramaGroup pleasedwith"ThePhanTheactingthroughoutwastornShip,"butover-loud fairlygood,andproductionintroductorymusicwasannoying.FaithVinnicombe, asthewidow-mother,spoke herlineswellenough,but herarmswerecarriedunnaturally.Thedaughterwas reasonablyportrayedby Dora-MayUpson,andthe spinsterbyDorisGroom. DorothyBarbertookthe partofthetourist,butdid notquitegetthenoteof sincerityintoherwork.

intothepart,andmissedno opportunity.

AilsaRaymond,Ron DownieandNoelPurves wereadequate,andproductionanddecorwerecreditable.-Mudgioen.

SatisfyingPlay

PatchTheatremadean excellentchoiceforSaturday,September28th'sround intheDramaFestival

"TheGiocondaSmile," fromAldousHuxleyisa murderthriller,withjealouslyandphilosophising blendednicelytomakethe playverysatisfying. Thebigfaultwiththe productionwastheunnaturalspeedwithwhichcues weretakenup.Thetrunk telephonecallsbeingconnectedwithnodelay.

Doris'takingofthetablet overdosewithhardlya second's warder'sthought,andthe failuretogo throughthemotionsofunlockingthecelldoorin Scene2,ActIJI,wereall errorswhichlittleextra carewouldhaveavoided.

Thelightingeffectswere generallybad,exceptin SceneI,ActII.Butinother sceneswesawthephysician readingabookinadarkenedcorner,andScene4 ofActIIIwasasemi-silhouetteeffort.Footlights seemedtobeabsentfor mostoftheplay.

Inspiteofthesehandicaps,theactorssucceeded inputtingoverthemain themeoftheplay.John Gillgaveagoodpresentationoftherichplayboy,unfaithfultohissickwife, whowoundupinacondemnedcell.

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bytheDarlingtonTheatre Players."TheMonkey's Paw"wasathree-scene production,fairlywellpresented,butwithfaultsofa seriousnature.

TheSergeant-Major'slost armwaspainfullyobvious underhiscoat,onescene wasplayedindarkness, anditseemsimprobable thatchesspieceswouldbe leftontheflooreventhough theywereflungtherein rage. Goodworkwasdoneby DorothyMilesasthewife, whilethehusbandwasportrayedbyReg.Caulfield. BillHudsonastheson,was convincing.BrianBurton tookthepartoftheSergeant-Major,andGraham Hunter-Graythatofthe company'srepresentative.

Thelastpresentationfor theevening,whilecalled "MateinTwo,"hadno chesspiecesamongitsproperties.

ThePlayersgaveusthis amusingproofthatplaying onewomanoffagainstthe otherisnowaytoavoid matrimony.

Inmyopinion,thestar wasChrisPendleburyas Mrs.Thrapp,thejilted widow.Shereallyentered

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"AminMarketHarboroughwhereought tobe-Gilbert."Withthisnowfamous telegramWyndhamLewisbeginsadelightfulintroductiontoarecentanthologyof G.K.Chesterton. Mr.Lewis'introduction showshowunfoundedwas DeanInge'scry"Obese mountebank!"ItalsorevealshowChesterton's spiritualgeniusisappreciated.

Butaboveall,forthose whohavelovinglythumbed

Houiung,Formosa,Sept.21:OnemissionerinFormosaishavingahardtime decidingwhetherornotto co-operatewiththecountry's paignrecentlybeguncamagainstitsonebillionrats. The aimedcampaignthisyearis atexterminatingat least40millionrats,but FatherFrancisG.Murphy hasapartialitytoratsthat goesbacktohisboyhood.

showhowwonderfullife reallyis.-R.D.

MycopyfromCentral CatholicBookshopfor10/6. onhiscontemporaries.

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MarjorieMacDonald-Taylorwasconvincinginher roleofthewomanwhopoisonedyourmotherandfeltlike thesickwifetomake wayforherself,andthenathief."

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Forinstance,forthe daughtertoenterfromthe rightandoverlookthepaintogiveoutalongwith candleinthewindowatthepills,wasgoodinthelatter leftuntiltenminutesorsopartoftheplay. hadpassed.wasanerrorJanetHoskinsasDoris, eitherofauthororproducer.;thegirlwholovedtherich Anotherplaywithamantoowell,performed superstitiousplotwasstagedcharmingly. Anexcellentportrayalof theman-hatingnurse,was givenby OtherMargaretPorter. partswerefilledby DaphneToop,RayRosman, ReneeWeller,PhilNeriand GeorgeClarke.Theprompt wasEthelGill.

ThesettingswerecarefullydonebyColinStitt, anditwasapitythatbad lightingandcue-maniadetractedfromJessMacDonald-Taylor'sotherwise carefulproduction. -MUDGIOEN

Ononeoftheblackest ofdaysduringWorldWar II,when"TheTimes"printedasombrenews-bulletintheworksofG.K.,thisanasafirst-leader,itendedthologypresentsChesterton withaquotefromChester-inportableform-nomean ton.Thewordsquotedarefeat.Theycanthustake spokenbyOurLadytohimtoworkandwhenlife KingAlfredduringthebecomesalittledulllethim Danishterror: "Itellyounaughtforyour comfort, Yeanaughtforyourdesire, Savethattheskygrows darkeryet, Andtheseariseshigher."arrangedfreepassageto ItishearteningtoreadRomeforEthiopiandele- thatmenofsuchjudgmentgateswhowillattendthe asSirArthurBryantareWorldCongressoftheLay convincedthatG.K.'s Aptoiate. fluencewillbegreateronLearningthatsixEthio- generationsyetunbornthanplandelegatestothecon-

FatherMurphy'sfather wasacoal-miner.Oneday, whiletheelderMurphy waseatinghislunchunderground,aratcamealong andstoleasandwichfrom hislunchpail.Mr.Murphy gavechase,tryingtorecoverhissandwich.

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gresswerehavingdifficulty inmeetingthecostofthe trip,theEmperorgave ordersthattheybegivenfreepassagetoRomeand backontheEthiopianAir Lines.

Hehadgoneonlyashort waywhenheheardaterrificcrashbehindhim. Therehadbeenacave-in,andthebenchwherehehad beensittingwasburied undertonsofdebris. FatherMurphyhasa feelingofgratitudetowards allratsnow,hesays,and, "Atnight,asIdrivemy motorbikeoverthecountry roads,Iseemanyrats,but Ialwaystrytoavoidhittingthem.TheseFormosan ratscanthankanAmerican cousinforalongerlife."

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FrankSheedtellsthe storyofhowawomanon readingabookbyBellog toldhermaidtothrowit outthewindow,saying angrily,"Iwon'tbetalked tolikethatinmyownhouse byanyone."

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TheWarsawradiosaidthat60,000ofthetotal havereturnedduring1957andthatanother 60,000areexpectedtoarrivehomebeforetheend oftheyear-mostofthemfromtheU.S.S.R.

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Mr.Maione,whocame here'afterattendingthe Y.C.W.internationalcongressinRomerecently,said theinternationalexecutive boardhasagreedonencouragingdevelopmentof themovementinvarious countriesinAsia.

HepointedoutthatRene Delecluse,formernational presidentoftheFrench branchoftheorganisation, isalreadyworkinginIndia.

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Thisweekamhappytobecbletopresenttwobooksofmore thanaveragequalityandinterest.Thefirstisoneofthemost easilyreadableexpositionsofCatholicapologeticsIhavemet, andtheotheristhebiographyofoneofthemostbrilliantwomen ofthecentury-awomanwhohasachievedthealmostimpossibletaskofcombiningbeautyandbrains. *,hermarriagetoHenrysheattractedtheattention Luce,butitisnotbyanyoftherichestbachelorin

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Therehavebeenmany bookswrittenonthesubjectoftheFaithfrpmthe PennyCatechismtothe SummaTheologicaofSt. ThomasAquinasandthe varioustomesofMoral andDogmaticTheology whichconstitutethemain courseofstudyforthe aspiranttothepriesthood.

Yet,despitethiswealth ofmaterial,therearefew bookswhichfillsuchaneed asdoesthisattractive volumebytheArchbishop ofLiverpool,andIfeelit deservesaplaceinevery Catholichome.

Itisabookwhichtakes upwhereelementaryreligiousinstructionleavesoff -whentheyounggirlor Loyleavesschool,andthat iswheretheneedisgreatest formoresoulsarelostto theChurchthroughignorancethanweimagine.

Primarily,then,itisde- signedfortheadolescent readerinthesensethatno attempthasbeenmadetoenterintocontroversywhichmightrequirea rathermorespecialisedin- tellectualbackground.Forthosewhohaveagoodaca- demic plentytrainingthereare ofbooksavailable.

Thelanguageissimple, butcarefullychosensoas nottogivetheimpression of"talkingdown"tothe reader.

Astheauthorsaysinhis introduction:"thelanguage chosenissuchthatwhen childrenhavebecomemen andwomentheywillnotbe ashamedtore-readthis book.

Apartfromthosefor whomthebookhasbeen speciallywritten,Ithinkit awonderfulbookforcon- verts.Itexplainsmore fullythematerialwhich wasthesubjectoftheirin- struction.

Intherelativelybrief periodofthatinstructionit isdifficultforthemtoab- sorbthetenetsofthe CatholicFaithsothorough- lythattheydonotforget somelater.

Thisisabook,inshort, thatIsuggestasapresent foraconvertfriend,asa schoolprizeforChristian doctrine,andasasource ofreadyreferenceinall Catholichomes.

Theillustrations,bythe way,arebeautifullychosen, andthebookistastefullyboundandproducedonex- cellentpaper.

"CLAREBOOTHELUCE"

ByAldenHatch

Thesubjectofthiswellwrittenbiographyneeds littleintroduction;everyonehasheardthenameof ClareBoothLuce.

BishopJanFondalinski, consecratedAuxiliary BishopofLodzbyBishop MichelKlepaczofLodz, wasaprisoneroftheNazis atDachauwithBishop FranciszekKorszynski,a co-consecratorattheceremony. Bornin1900,Bishop Fondalinskiwasordainedto thepriesthoodin1924.He studiedattheCatholicUniversityofLouvain,BelgiumandtheCatholicUniversityofLublin,Poland. Hereceivedadoctoratein theologyfromLublin.

BishopFondalinskiisthe thirdPolishBishoptobe consecratedsinceJuly.

Imust,however,confess that,untilIreadthisbook, Ihadlittleornoideajust whyBishopFultonSheen shouldnumberheramong hismostimportantconverts.

Mygeneralimpression wasthathermostimpor- tantclaimtoworldlyfame wasthatshewasthewife ofthepublisherof"Time" and"Life,"andthefirst Americanwomantobeap-pointedAmbassadortoan importantEuropeannation, andIlinkedthesecond withthefirst.

Thereis,ofcourse,alink, forhergreatesttriumphs havebeenachievedsince

Shewasthedaughterof achorusgirlandanunsuccessfulmusician.Thefather wasa finallypoorprovider,and Claredisappearedwhen wasten.Shewasan amazinglyprettychild,and hermotherfinallymanaged tokeepthehomefiresburningbygettingthechilda jobasunderstudytoMary Pickfordintheplay,"A GoodLittleDevil."

LuckilyMaryPickford nevermissedaperformance soBroadwaywassavedthe agonyofaperformanceby theunderstudy,forClare hasalwaysbeenrecognised astheworld'sworstactress.

Shedid,however,successfullyplaythepartofa littlegirlinaplaycalled"TheDummy,"inwhichshe spentthewholetimetied toachairandgagged. Hermotherendedtheir financialanxietiesby marryingawealthydoctor, andClarewasgiventhe benefits cation,withforeigntravel throwninforgoodmeasure. Groomedandbeautiful,

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meansthewholestory. society,GeorgeTuttleBroDefinitelyin'herownkaw,whowasworthsomerightshehasachievedsolidthingbetweenthirtyand successasaplaywright,fiftymilliondollars. withtherecord-breakingstageandscreenproduction"TheWomen." Untilherconversionto Catholicismonecould,in fact,viewClareBootheshedivorcedhimshegot Luce'slifeasthestoryofafourhundredandtwenty- successbasedtoalargeextentonskilfuluseoftheopportunitiesofferedher.

Thisistheearlyback-groundtothelifestoryof thewomanwhothrewup herseatintheAmerican Congresstobecomea Catholicin1946,andwho hasmadeasuccessofone of maticthemostdifficultdiplojobsintheworld. YouwillfinditaneRtremelyinterestingbookto read.

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ingshipforyoungcadets. HerdestinationwasAustralia.Shewasastout, thoroughlyseaworthycraft.BuiltataScottish ship-yardin1921shewas equippedwithanauxiliary engine,wirelessandsafety devicessuchasthe"Pamir" was.

Aquickreadthroughany nookonsailing-shipsisThewirelessservedthe enoughtomakeclearthe"Pamir"betterthanthe tactthatonlyaminorityof"Kobenhaven."however.It 'hemsurvivetobebrokenwasradiothatenableda p insomeship-yard.Thelsearch-planetopickupthe restgotoawaterygrave-fewsurvivorsoftheformer yard. ship,whowerethusableto

Nevertheless, howevergivesomecluetothefateof Inechanisedmodernshipstherestofthe"Pamir's" navebecome,thebasic eralningofasailorcanbecrew' accomplishedbetterona Inthecaseofthe"Koben_ailing-ship. haven"thelastradiomes-

Hemaybecomeadmiralsageeverpickedupfrom atafleetinelaterlife,butherwasaweekafterher 'hefirstthinghehastododeparturefromBuenos stolearnhowtohandleAires,whensheexchanged ,rooeandsail.Hencethegreetingswithanothership presenceofthe52youngbelongingtotheDanish GermanseacadetsaboardEastAsiaticCo.Nothingat the"Pamir." allwaseverheardofher

Strangelyenoughtheagain. samefatethathasover-Andsothewivesand takentheseboysovertookamothersofhercrewjoined ive-masterbarquecarryingthelong,longlistofthose 45cadetslearningtherudi-whowaitinvainforthe 'tentsofseamanshipinsailor,thesailorwhocomes 1t26. nothomefromthesea.

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MODERNHAIRSTYLISTS

HowGrandmotherManaged InTheKitchenAndLaundry

Inthesculleryor(iftherewasone),the wash-house,coppersandwoodentubsstood readyforthefamilylaundry,whichwas nearlyalwaysdoneathome.

Thiswasquiteanundertaking.Theelaborate fashionsofthetimenecessitatedmuchstarching,pleatingandgopheringof frillypetticoats,andcareful treatmentoffinelacesand organdie.

Somehousewiveswashed onceaweek,butotherspre- ferredtohaveonehuge wash-dayatintervalsofa month.

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TheySearch

ForJewels

AlapidaryclubthatstartedoffWit14amembership of27andhasnowrisento 40,meetsonceaweekat PerthBoys'School.Armed withaminer'sgeologyhammer,whichresemblesa smallpick,theysallyforth eachweek-endtohunt amongtherocksofareas nearYork,Beverley,KatanningandWagin.

Semi-preciousstonesin theirroughstatearechippedbythemfromthesurfaceofrocks.Oldmineshaftsandcreeksarealso likelyplacestosearch.

Whatkindofstonesdo clubmembersfind?Beryls, whichareasoftrose-pink shade;zirconsthatare white,butwhichwhenheattreatedwillturntobothred andblue; emeraldsandpoorquality anddiamonds.

Theseroughlumpsof stone,however,onlyacquire glamourafterskilfulcutting andpolishing,andthisis whatmembersaretaughtto doduringlecturesgivenby Mr.Gearyattheirweekly meetingsatthePerthBoys' school.

Theprofessorofgeology atPerthUniversityandMr. McNamara(aPerthbusinessmanwhohasmadean extensivestudyoftherock formationofthisState),indicatesuitableareasforthe "treasure-seekers."

Whensetbyajeweller, thestones charmingmakeupinto ringsandbrooches verysuitableforpresentgiving.

Encouragementisgiven totheclubbyaPerthman whoselifehasbeendevoted togems,jewellerMr.Levinson,andoneofhisstaff, Mr.Properjohn.Anyone interestedinjoiningmay ringLevinson'sandaskto speaktoMr.Properjohn.

bodymusthavehadagood supplyoflinentolastout solong,andinfactthey usuallyhad.

Underclothesweremade insixortwelvesetsata time,usuallyofstrong stufflikecambricwhich did andnotwearoutquickly, linen-closetswerelavishly andstocked.(Bothlinen underwearwere,in thosedays,thankstoa sweatedlaboursystem,ridiculouslycheap.)

Shefavouredarather sombrecolourschemeof brownandbuff.Nogreen andcreamcolour-schemes forgrandma.Despitethis andthefactthatthekitchen wasapttobeunderground andartificiallylit,itwasa warmandcheerfulplace.

Itwasfurnishedwithdeal tablesandadresser,deal chairswhichweredrawnup atmeal-times,andperhaps acoupleofWindsorarmchairsforleisuremoments.

quantitiesofcoal,which wasthenmuchcheaperthan itisnow.

Batteriesofironorcoppersaucepansreflectedits flames,andwiththemhungfrying-pans,skillets,skimmersandsievesofvarying fineness.

Agoodcookexpectedto beprovidedwithnumerous fancymouldsforpuddings,jelliesandaspicdishes,as wellaspreservingpans, breadtins,milkbowlsand otherutensils.

Thesewerenecessary,not onlybecausemealsconsistedofanumberofcourses, butalsobecausesomuch morehadtobedoneinthe kitchenthanisusuallythe casetoday.

Inthe"bush"towns breadwasalwaysbakedat homeandallcakeswere madethere.Tobuycakes wasindeedlookeduponas asignofinferiorhousekeeping.

Awell-stockedstore-cupboardwasthehousewife's pride.Cannedfoodswere hardlyeverlased,being lookeduponwithacertain amountofsuspicion.

Ahugerangefittedweh(Nextweek:HowShe ovensconsumedenormousFurnishedHerHouse.)

ChildrenOfMaryWedding

LocalManWeds

InCanberra

St.Patrick'sChurch, Canberra,wasthesceneof arecentwedding,with NuptialMass,ofSheila MillerofCanberra,with PeterSutherlandofthis State.

The bothyoungcouplewere membersoftheCatholicYouthmovement(Mar-ianClub).Canberra.

ThebridegroomisaWest Australian.Hishomeisat 86Kalgoorlie-street,Mt. Hawothrn.Hewaseducated atC.B.C.,Leederville.

Theyoungcoupleintend makingtheirhomeinCanberra.

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Theapproachofthethird SundayinOctober,Castledare'sFieldDay,means extraworkforthewomen's auxiliaryattheHome,and theyneedco-operationin stockingthestallconducted inconjunctionwiththe CatholicWomen'sLeague.

Anythingsaleablewillbe welcomefromtheprover- bialneedle;aphonecallto Rev.Bro.O'Doherty (MW380)willensurecollection.

Asnewly-marriedMrs. Areceptionwasheldat GeorgeDaillydroveoutof themaingateofSt.Mary's CathedralonSept.28,membersoftheChildrenof Marysodalityintheirblue cloaksformedaguardof honour.

Bothsheandherhusbandaremembersofthe LegionofMary,holdingthe positionofpresidentand treasurerrespectively.

Thebridewasformerly MissJoanKeely,elder daughterofMr.andMrs.J. Keelyof6Bishop's-row, EastPerth.

Thegroomistheelder sonofMr.andMrs.T. Daillyof Scotland.Croy,Glasgow,

Thebridalgownofbrocadewaslong-sleevedand cutonclassicallines,whileherbridesmaid,MissA. Higgins,whoisalsoa legionary,chosebluefaille, wornwithoff-whiteaccessories. Thebrotherofthegroom actedasbestman.When thebridearrivedforthe ceremonyshewasmetin theporchbythepresident andvice-presidentofthe ChildrenofMarysodalitywhoplacedaChildofMary cloakoverherwedding gown.Sheworeitthrough- outtheNuptialMass.

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theAirForceMemorial hall,Adelaide-ter.,whence brideandgroomleftto spendtheirhoneymoonin theSouth-West. Thecouplewill Bentley. liveat

Thesewingroomladies havebeenbusythepast weeksturningoutdainty apronsandsummerfinery forlittlegirlsandboysand olderonestoo.

Theorganiserswouldbe gladtohearfromanyone willingtogivesomeoftheir sparetimeassistinginthis worthywork.

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TeachersGuild ToMeet

AmeetingoftheCatholic Teachers'Guildwillbeheld onWednesday,Oct.9,at 8p.m.,intheCatholic Centre.

SituationsVacant

In

BANNAN:Pleasepraythat eternalrestbegranted MaryElizabeth,whoseanniversaryoccursOctober8. MotherofMay. SweetJesus,havemercy.

BROSNAN:Ofyourcharitypleaseprayforthelate ThomasBrosnan,diedOctober8,1955,alsomother, died12yearsago.R.I.P. Brosnanfamily.

Thursday,

AgedNunDefiesOrderOf RedTyrantsToCloseSchool

SanMarino,Sept.21.-Agovernment ordertoclosetheonlyCatholicschoolinthis communist-controlledrepublicanddefiance oftheorderbya75-year-oldnunseriously threatenRedpowerinthistinyState. Sheofferedmanyletters asevidencethatmany peopleintherepublicwere gratefulforthenuns'servicetothecommunity. Shealsosubmittedthe teachingcredentialsofthe sixnunsteachinginthe school.

TheCommunistGovernmentheredissolvedthe country'sGrandandGeneralCouncilratherthanrisk apossibledefeatinavote ontheschoolquestion.They alsoimmediatelyissueda callfornewelectionstorestoretheCommunist majorityintheCouncil.

TheChristianDemocrats andtheSocialDemocrats, repliedbydenouncingthe movesasillegalandsetting uparivalExecutiveCounciL

ThethreattoRedcontrol ofthis38-square-milerepublicperchedontopofa mountainincentralItaly cameaboutrecently. 'SocialistCouncilmanAttilio GianninibrokettieCommunist-Sociealistmajorityin theCouncilbyresigning andjoiningtheopposition.

ThisgavetheChristian Democrats-SocialDemocrats 31seatsto29fortheCommunist-Socialists-thefirst anti-Communistmajorityin 12years.

Mr.Giannini'sresignation wasblamedonaGovernmentordertoclosetheonly

Theschool'sopeningwas postponed,pendingtheout comeoftheappeal.MotherVeronicamadeitclearthat ifitisdenied,shewillgo withhernunsintothe streetandteachthereif neepssary.

Efaekingherappealtothe CouncilisBishopAntonio PergmaschiofMontefeltro Santa MariaChiara Academywasfoundedin 1609andMotherVeronica hasherselftaughttherefor 59years.Sheisalso Superiorofthecommunity of32cloisterednuns.

Nairobi,Kenya,Sept.21. -Bishop-designateJohnJ. Rodin,M.M.,ofMusoma, Tanganyika,whochoseto remaininAfricaforhis consecrationinorderto savemoneyforhismission d CatholicschoolintheStatediocese,hasnowgoneastep whichhad40girlstudents, 10ofwhomcomefrom Communistfamilies.

MotherVeroncaSiri, SuperioroftheSantaMaria ChiaraAcademy,appealed theGovernmentorderto theCouncil.Theelderly nunsaidtherewasnoreasontoclosetheschooland askedthecounciltoreversetheorder.

Onthedaybeforethe Councilwastoconsider MotherVeronica'sappeal, Mr.Gianniniresigned;the nextdaytheRedsdissolved theCouncilandcalledfor newelectionsinNovember.

Inherappositiontothe Stateorderwhichclaimed the academyteaching methodswereoutmoded, thedeterminedMother Veronicanotedthather schoolhasbeenteaching for348yearsandthatin threeandahalfcenturies therehasneverbeenany kindofreproach.

further.

Insteadofhavinghis episcopalcrozierbought abroad,thenewBishopis havinganativeofhisdiocesemakeitforhim.

Atatotalcostofabout fivedollars,thecrozierwill hemadeofwaterpipes,reinforcedwithironbands, andcoveredwithlotsofgilt paint.

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GrowersConsign toPREVOST&CO.

CAHILL(MargaretTeresa): Inlovingmemoryofour dearmother,whodiedon October2,1956. Eternalrestgrantunto her,0Lord.

DUFF:Inlovingmemory ofmydearhusband,Bryan, passedawayOctober4, fourthanniversary.InsertedbyhislovingwifeMary. SacredHeartofJesus, havemercyonhissoul.

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