The Record Newspaper 24 May 1962

DOMINICANHIGHSCHOOL

FILLSGMATSEED

"Morethanallelse,thepresentageneedswomeninwhoseheart isadeepfaithandonardentdevotiontoduty.Womenarethemoralstandardoftheland.Whencewillsuchwomencomeifnotfrom schoolslikethiswheregirlsoretaughttobegentlewomen;where virtueisadailylesson

HisGRACETHEARCHBISHOPUSEDTHESE WORDSONSUNDAY LASTATTHEOPENING OFTHENEWDOMINICAN HIGHSCHOOLFOR GIRLSATDOUBLEVIEW.

Theschool,.costinginthe vicinityof£38,000when Burnished,willcote:for girlstudentsfromNorth andSouthDoubieview, ScarboroughandWembley Downs.Itisproposedthat itwillaccommodateupto 300pupilsandwillteachup

notofpreceptbutofliving toLeasingCertificatestandard.

Futureadditionsare plannedtoextendtheschool andalsointhefutureto buildaconventontheproperty. HisGracewaswelcomed byaguarcdofhonourof DominicanpupilsinWilliamstownRoadandwas metatthemainentranceby theMotherProvincialofthe DominicanSisters,Mother MarieThereie,andMother Laurence.

Afterblessingtheschool, HisGracewenttothestudents'entrance,wherethe

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Taipei,Formosa:CatholicReliefServicesNationalCatholicWelfareConferenceispreparedtodoubleitsfamilyfeedingprcgramme inFormosaifChurch worldServicesdisc,ntinuesitsfeedingoperationshere.

Thiswasstatedhereby FatherFrancisO'Neill, M.M.,CRS-NCWCFormosadirector.Hewas commentingonanannouncementinNewYork thatChurchWorldServiceisgoingtodiscontinuedirectfamilyfeedinginFormosa.

ISAPROBLEM

HesaidanAgencyfor InternationalDevelopmentsurveyhadreportedthatlessthanone percentofreliefgoods reachingblackmarkets.

Healsonotedthatit wasCRS-NCWCwhich hadintroducedthepresentrationcardsystem forreliefrecipientsand thattheChineecgee:ernmentdidrotissue cards.''Humanerrors, areunavoidablehoweverlongyouworkon therelieflist,"hesaid.

example."

MinisterforEducation,the Hon.E.H.Lewis,unveiled thememorialplaque,at whichpointthegirls'choir sangtheDominicanHymn.

Theoffcialpartywentto aprepareddaisatthesouth sideoftheschoolwhere aboutathousandparents andfriendsoftheSisters andpupilswereassembled. HereHisGracecomplimentedtheDominicanSistersonthehightoneand standardmaintainedfinall theirschools.

HisGracesaidthatthe Sisterscame-toPerthin 1941fromDunedin,New Zealand,bringingwiththem thesplendidtraditionsthat characterisedtheirschools everywhere,intheold worldandthenew.

Totheparents,HisGrace saidthathehopedthatthey wouldtakeadvantageofthe facilitiesofferedtothemin aregionalhighschooland thattheywouldallowtheir cirughterstoremainifpossibletilltheLeavingCertificate.

"This,"saidHisGrace, "wouldallowthemtotake theirplaceintheworldand toplayaleadingroleinthe community.Aboveallit wouldhelptheminobtain-; ingamorethoroughknowledgeoftheirFaith."

Ineonunentingontheservicewhichschoolslikethis onedototheChurchand theState,HisGracesaid thateducationallysecondto none.theseschoolskeep hightheidealsofwomanhoodandplacemaidenly virtueonahighpedestal.

OfficialguestsoftheSisters,includingHisGrace, wereFatherE.McBride, whomadetheappealon behalfoftheSisters,Father Brown,O.P.,FatherP. O'MearaandFatherP. Quinn,theMinisterfor Education,theHon.E. Lewis,M.L.A.,Dr.Guy Henn,M.L.A.,Mr.andMrs. Robinson,PresidentofPerth ShireCouncil,CouncillorJ. Rice,andMrs.Rice,Senator andMrs.Vincent,Mr.R. Summerhayes(architect) andMrs.Summerhayes,Mr. P.Sullivan(BrentonBuildings),Mr'andMrs.D. Jackson,Mr.J.Hopkins (PresidentoftheSchool ParentsandFriends)and Mrs.Hopkins(Secretaryof theDominicanEx-Pupils Association)andMrs.Bateman(Presidentofthe DominicanEx-Pupils).

Extensions

Blessed ONFRIDAYLAST,His GracetheArchbishop privatelyblessedextensionstothepariahprimtrysame!atSr.b!ac-i. Tireehootisconducted bytheBrieldineSieters. whorecentlyopeneda newschoolinFloreat. Theextensions,consistingoftwoclassrooms andanablutionblo-k. werecompletedata costof£7,000.

ST.THOMASMORERECTOR MADEAUSTRALIANPROVINCIAL

NewswasreleasedtodaythattheVeryReverend FatherJ.R.Boylen,S.J.,RectorofSt.Thomas MoreCollegeattheUniversityofWesternAustralia,hasbeenmadeProvincialoftheAustralian ProvinceoftheSocietyofJesus.

FatherBoylenleftPerthonWednesdaymorning totakeuptheappointmentattheProvincialResidenceoftheSocietyinHawthorn,Victoria.

ThepresentProvincial,theVeryReverendJ. Hogan,S.J.,willbecomingtoPerthtobeRectorof St.ThomasMoreCollege.

FatherBoylenwasborninKalgoorlieand studiedwiththeChristianBrothersthere.He enteredtheSocietyofJesusin1922.Afterthe novitiateinSydneyhestudiedinIreland,where hereceivedthedegreeofBachelorofArtsatthe UniversityofDublin.

FatherBoylenstudiedphilosophyintheGerman Rhineland,wherehewasawardedaDoctorateof Philosophy.Later,inBelgium,attheLouvain University,hesecuredaLicentiateofSacred Theology.

PriortohisappointmentasRectorofSt.Thomas MoreCollege,FatherBoylenwasRectorofSt. FrancisXavier'sCollegeinKew.Melbourne.

ThenewJesuitProvincialisabrotherofMr.A. ZBoylen,AssistantSuperintendentofSecondary EducationinW.A.,andthelateMr.L.Boylen,who waseditorofthe"Farmer'sWeekly,"andthelate Mr.R.Boylen,ofKalgoorlie.

FINALSESSION FORCOLNCIL

TheseventhandfinalsessionoftheCentral

PreparatoryCommissionforthecomingecumenicalCouncilhosbeenscheduledforJune 12to20.

BytheendofitsJune sessionthecommissionis expectedtohavecompleteditsreviewofall proposalsforthecouncil agenda.

Duringitssixthsession, whichendedonMay12,the centralcommissionexamined18proposals-called -`schemes"-someofwhich hadseveralparts.Theyare containedin32booklets withatotalof424pages.

Theproposalstobedealt withatthefinalsessionwill bethosedrawnupbythe PreparatoryCommissionfor theLayApostolateandthe PreparatorySecretariatfor PromotingChristianUnity. Thesessionwillalsoreview thepartsofproposalswhich werenotcompletedat earliermeetingsorwhich werereturnedtootherpreparatorycommissionsfor revision.

Duringthefivedaysprior tothenextsession,from June7to11,thecentral commission'ssub-commissionforamendmentswill reviewproposalspresented bythePreparatoryTheologicalCommission,thePreparatoryLiturgicalCommissionandthePreparatory SecretariatforCommunicationsMedia.Itwillprepare finaldraftsoftheseproposalsforpresentationat thecouncil.

Todatethecentralcommissionhasstudiedatotal of59proposalsatitssix sessions.Thesearecontainedin102bookletswith atotalof1,400pages.They representasiftingofthe repliesfrombishopsand variousexpertswhichwere gatheredduringtheantepreparatoryphaseofthe council.

TWOLEAVINGCERTIFICATECANDIDATES, DOOROFTHEIRNEWSCHOOL.

DOMINICANHIGHSCHOOL FILLSGREATNEED

"Morethanallelse,thepresentageneedswomeninwhoseheart isadeepfaithandanardentdevotiontoduty.Womenarethemoralstandardoftheland.Whencewillsuchwomencomeifnotfrom schoolslikethiswheregirlsaretaughttobegentlewomen;where virtueisadailylessonnotofpreceptbutoflivingexample."

HISGRACETHEARCHBISHOPUSEDTHESE WORDSONSUNDAY LASTATTHEOPENING OFTHENEWDOMINICAN HIGHSCHOOLFOR GIRLSATDOUBLEVIEW.

Theschool,costinginthe vicinityof£38,000when furnished,willcate:for girlstudentsfromNorth andSouthDoubieview, ScarboroughandWembley Downs.Itisproposedthat itwillaccommodateupto 300pupilsandwillteachup

toLeavingCertificatestandard. Futureadditionsare plannedtoextendtheschool andalsointhefutureto buildaconventontheproperty. HisGracinwaswelcomed byaguardofhonourof DominicanpupilsinWilliamstownRoadandwas metatthemainentranceby theMotherProvincialofthe DominicanSisters,Mother MarieThereSe,andMother Laurence. Afterblessingtheschool, HisGracewenttothestudents'entrance,wherethe

FOODFORSTARVINGCHINESE

ISAPROBLEM

Taipei,Formosa:CatholicReliefServicesNationalCatholicWe!fareConferenceispre- HesaidanAgencyfor paredtodoubleitsfan-InternationalDevelopilyfeedingprogrammeinentsurveyhadreportinFormosaifChurch edthatlessthanone worldServicesdiscon- percentofreliefgoods tinuesitsfeedingopera-reachingblackmarkets. tionshere. Healsonotedthatit Thiswasstatedhereby wasCRS-NCWCwhich FatherFrancisO'Neill,hadintroducedthepreM.M.,CRS-NCWCFor-sentrationcardsystem mossdirector.Hewas forreliefrecipientsand commentingonairan-thattheChinesegovnouncementinNewYorkernmentdidnotissue thatChurchWorldSer-cards."Humanerrors viceisgoingtodiscon- areunavoidablehowtinuedirectfamilyfeed-everlongyouworkon inginFormosa. therelieflist,"hesaid. ~0~~~~~~4

MinisterforEducation,the Hon.E.H.Lewis,unveiled thememorialplaque,at whichpointthegirls'choir sangtheDominicanHymn.

Theoffcialpartywentto aprepareddaisatthesouth sideoftheschoolwhere aboutathousandparents andfriendsoftheSisters andpupilswereassembled. HereHisGracecomplimentedtheDominicanSistersonthehightoneand standardmaintainedeinall theirschools.

HisGracesaidthatthe Sisterscame'toPerthin 1941fromDunedin,New Zealand,bringingwiththem thesplendidtraditionsthat characterisedtheirschools everywhere,intheold worldandthenew.

Totheparents,HisGrace saidthathehopedthatthey wouldtakeadvantageofthe facilitiesofferedtothemin aregionalhighschooland thattheywouldallowtheir daughterstoremainifpossibletilltheLeavingCertificate.

"This,"saidHisGrace, "wouldallowthemtotake theirplaceintheworldand toplayaleadingroleinthe community.Aboveallit wouldhelptheminobtain: ingamorethoroughknowledgeoftheirFaith."

Incommentingontheservicewhichschoolslikethis onedototheChurchand theState,HisGracesaid thateducationallysecondto none,theseschoolskeep hightheIdealsofwomanhoodandplacemaidenly virtueonahighpedestal.

OfficialguestsoftheSisters,includingHisGrace, wereFatherE.McBride, whomadetheappealon' behalfoftheSisters,Father Brown,O.P.,FatherP. O'MearaandFatherP. Quinn,theMinisterfor Education,theHon.E. Lewis,M.L.A.,Dr.Guy Henn,M.L.A.,Mr.andMrs. Robinson,PresidentofPerth ShireCouncil,CouncillorJ. Rice,andMrs.Rice,Senator andMrs.Vincent,Mr.R. Summerhayes(architect) andMrs.Summerhayes,Mr. P.Sullivan(BrentonBuildings),Mr'andMrs.D. Jackson,Mr.J.Hopkins (PresidentoftheSchool ParentsandFriends)and Mrs.Hopkins(Secretaryof theDominicanEx-Pupils Association)andMrs.Bateman(Presidentofthe DominicanEx-Pupils).

Extensions

Blessed ONFRIDAYLAST,His GracetheArchbishop privatelyblessedextensionstothepariahprimarysatiric!atSablaca. Thehootisconducted bytheBrigidineSis:ars, whorecentlyopeneda newschoolinFloreat. Theextensions,consistingoftwoclassrooms andanablutionblo-k, werecompletedata costof.E7,000.

ST.THOMASMORERECTOR MADEAUSTRALIANPROVINCIAL

NewswasreleasedtodaythattheVeryReverend FatherJ.r.Boylen,Si.,RectorofSt.Thomas MoreCollegeattheUniversityofWesternAustralia,hasbeenmadeProvincialoftheAustralian ProvinceoftheSocietyofJesus.

FatherBoylenleftPerthonWednesdaymorning totakeuptheappointmentattheProvincialResidenceoftheSocietyinHawthorn,Victoria.

ThepresentProvincial,theVeryReverendJ. Hogan,S.J.,willbecomingtoPerthtobeRectorof St.ThomasMoreCollege.

FatherBoylenwasborninKalgoorlieand studiedwiththeChristianBrothersthere.He enteredtheSocietyofJesusin1922.Afterthe novitiateinSydneyhestudiedinIreland,where hereceivedthedegreeofBachelorofArtsatthe UniversityofDublin.

FatherBoylenstudiedphilosophyintheGerman Rhineland,wherehewasawardedaDoctorateof Philosophy.Later,inBelgium.attheLouvain University,hesecuredaLicentiateofSacred Theology.

PriortohisappointmentasRectorofSt.Thomas MoreCollege,FatherBoylenwasRectorofSt. FrancisXavier'sCollegeinKew.Melbourne. ThenewJesuitProvincialisabrotherofMr.A. Boylen,AssistantSuperintendentofSecondary EducationinW.A.,andthelateMr.L.Boylen,who waseditorofthe"Farmer'sWeekly,"andthelate Mr.R.Boylen,ofKalgoorlie.

FINALSESSION FORCOUNCIL

TheseventhandfinalsessionoftheCentral PreparatoryCommissionforthecomingecumenicalCouncilhasbeenscheduledforJune 12to20.

BytheendofitsJune sessionthecommissionis expectedtohavecompleteditsreviewofall proposalsforthecouncil agenda. Duringitssixthsession, whichendedonMay12,the centralcommissionexamined18proposals-called "schemes"-someofwhich hadseveralparts.Theyare containedin32booklets withatotalof424pages. Theproposalstobedealt withatthefinalsessionwill bethosedrawnupbythe PreparatoryCommissionfor theLayApostolateandthe PreparatclySecretariatfor PromotingChristianUnity. Thesessionwillalsoreview thepartsofproposalswhich werenotcompletedat earliermeetingsorwhich werereturnedtootherpreparatorycommissionsfor revision.

Duringthefivedaysprior tothenextsession,from June7to11,thecentral commission'ssub-commissionforamendmentswill reviewproposalspresented. bythePreparatoryTheologicalCommission,thePreparatoryLiturgicalCommissionandthePreparatory SecretariatforCommunicationsMedia.Itwillprepare finaldraftsoftheseproposals'forpresentationat thecouncil.

Todatethecentralcommissionhasstudiedatotal of59proposalsatitssix sessions.Thesearecontainedin102bookletswith atotalof1,400pages.They _representasiftingofthe repliesfrombishopsand variousexpertswhichwere gatheredduringtheantepreparatoryphaseofthe council.

THEASCENSION GIVESUSHOPE

INTHELITURGYOFTHECHURCH,ONTHURSDAYNEXT,ASIMPLESIGNWILLSHOWTOTHE PEOPLEASSEMBLEDINTHECHURCHTHAT HEWHOHADRISENFROMTHEDEADHAS ASCENDEDINTOHEAVENANDISNOWNO LONGERVISIBLEONEARTH.

ThissimpleactistheextinguishingofthePaschal CandleaftertheGospelattheprincipalMassofthe parishonAscensionThursday.

JesusChrist,WhohadappearedtoHisApostles repeatedlyafterHisResurrection,appearedtothemfor thelasttimeonthefortiethdayafterHehadrisenfrom thedead.TheApostleswereinJerusalempreparing fortheapproachingJewishfeastofPentecost,orFeast oftheWeeks,andOurLordappearedtothemforthe lasttime.TheApostleswerestillinconfusion,the KingdomofGod,intheirmind,hadnotasyetreceived aformalestablishment.Theyhadnotyetreceivedthe giftsoftheHolySpiritanditwasforthesethatChrist commandedthemtowaitinJerusalem-tilltheywere "clothedwithapowerfromonhigh."

ChristtooktheApostlestowardsBethanyand,having blessedthem,Heascendedintoheaven.Christascended withHis'entirehumanity,thatis,Hishumansouland HisglorifiedbodyunitedtothedivinityoftheSecond PersonoftheBlessedTrinity.

Christ'sascensionintoheavenmighthavetakenaway Hisvisiblepresencefromus,butHeleftHispresence withusintheBlessedEucharist.Heascendedinto heaveninorderthatHemightbeglorifiedandthatthe ParacletewouldcomeandgivetotheinfantChurchthe graceitneeded,theenlightenmenttoenditsconfusion, andthetruthtoteachtoallothers.

Christascendedtotakepossessionofthatglorythat wasHisfromalleternity-toprepareaplaceforall thosewhoweretofollowHim.

Inheaven,Christisinthefirmandpermanentpossessionofroyalandsupremepowerandglory.Heis thereasourKing,ourHighPriestandourMediator.

InareflectiononthisascensionofChrist,itiswell tohearkenbacktotheprayerthatHeofferedforHis Apostlesandforus-theprayerinwhichChristcalled fortheFathertoglorifyHiminorderthatHemight glorifytheFather,withWhomHewasOne.Heprayed NOTthatGodwouldliftusoutofthisworldintoa glorifiedkingdombutthatHesanctifyusintruthinthe midstoftheworldasitis thentocarryonChrist's victoryoversinuntilalliswon.Heprayedforunitythattheymaybeone,evenasThou,Father,areinMe andIinThee.

BecauseoftheascensionofChrist,ourfaithisconsiderablyincreased,sincefaithhasasitsobjectthose thingswhichdonotfallunderthesensesbutareraised abovethereachofhumanreason-"Blessedarethey whohavenotseenandhavebelieved."

BecauseoftheascensionofChrist,ourhopeisconfirmed:"Father,IwillthatwhereIam,theyalsowhom Thouhastgivenmemaybewithme."

BecauseoftheascensionofChrist,ourmindsand heartsareliftedupfromthecaresandworriesofthis worldandaspiritualvaluecanbeputonallthings whichwedothatwemightbealwaysunitedwithHim inheaven.

I OfficialEngagements 1

May25: 9a.m.:FinalProfession. ConventofMercy,Victoria Square.

9.30a.m.:PresideatSolemnAnniversaryRequiem MassforArchbishopClune.

June3: 3.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation, OurLadyofLourdes,Nollamara.

June10: 11a.m.(PentecostSunday).PresideSolemnHigh Mass,St.Mary'sCathedral.

7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitationSt. a MariaGoretti,Redcliffe.

June15: 10a.m.:Presidequarterly ConferenceofClergyof MetropolitanArea.

June17: ConfirmationCunderdin (morning)Northam(evening).

June24: 4.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation, HolyCross,Kensington.

June27: 3.30p.m.:Confirmation, ClontarfBoys'Town.

June30: 8.30a.m.:Ordinationto thePriesthood,St.Mary's Cathedral.

July1: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Mundaring (morning)andToodyay (evening).

July8: 7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation. VictoriaPark.

HONGKONGREFUGEESWARM COULDBEGETTINGAPUSH

ByGermaineSwain (inHongKong

THERECENTsharpriseintheflowofrefugeesswarmingintoHongKongfromRedChina makesitobviousthattheproblemisaninternationalone,AuxiliaryBishopEdwardE. SwanstromofNewYorkdeclaredduringavisittothatBritishterritory.

TheexecutivedirectorofCatholicReliefServicesNationalCatholicWelfareConferencesuggestedthata solutionmightlieinthecreationbytheUnitedNations ofarefugeeorganisationtocareforthisspecificproblemjustaswasdoneforEuropeanrefugeesafterthe lastwar.

TheBishopsaidthatfinancialaidfromvarious countriestoprovidemoreresettlementdwellingsfor therefugees-nowstreamingintotheBritishcolonyat anestimatedrateof2,000aday-is"possiblythemost practicalmeasureatthemomenttorelievetheseriousnessoftheproblem."

ThereisawidespreadsuspicioninHongKongthat theincreaseintherefugeeflowisbeingaided,ifnot forced,bytheChinesecommunistregimeitself.Recently,newrefugeesapprehendedbylocalauthorities inthecolonyhavebeenfedandthenreturnedtothe mainland.Theexactnumberreturnedhasnotbeen revealed.Between30and40truckloads,however,are seenreturningtheirhumancargotoRedChinadaily. BishopSwanstrom,duringatwo-dayvisitenroute toaregionalC.R.S.-N.C.W.C.meetinginVietnam,had achancetovisittheFanlingsectionofthecolony,where asteadystreamofrefugeeshasbeenarrivingfromthe themainland.

Followinghistourofthesection,theBishopannounced:"Ihavecabledanappealtothehighest authoritiesinWashingtonthatsomeimmediatestrong actionbetakenbytheU.S.Governmentinco-operation withothergovernmentsoftheUnitedNationsonbehalf ofChineseescapeesfromcommunistChina."

TheBishopsaidhesenthiscablebecause,"after touringtheborderareayesterdayafternoon,talking withdozensofnewlyarrivedrefugeesluckyenoughto

BISHOPFULTONJ.SHEEN DISCUSSES

SIGNSOFTHETIMES

ITISVERYDIFFICULTTODISCOVERASOUND JUDGMENTOFWHATISHAPPENINGINOUR TIMES.

Itisgenerallyassumedthatthosewhoarefamiliar withcurrenteventsarethosewhocanbestjudgethem. Innoothercircumstancesoflifeisthistrue.Amanmay besosickwithfeverthathebelieveshimselftobewell. Itisonlythephysicianwhoisoutsideofhisdiseased conditionwhocanproperlyjudgehisstateofhealth. Anastronautcirclingtheearthhasnosenseofspeed, unlessheisabletofindafixedpointoutsideofhimself bywhichhecanjudgewhetherornotheismoving. Adrowningmanclutchesatastrawbecausethestraw isnotpartoftheflood.

Applyingthistoourtimes,thoseinvolved)inevents havenostandardofmeasurementoutsideoftheevents themselves.Awatchmustbesetbyastandardoutside ofitsworks.Musicmustbejudgedbyacomposition outsideofthekeys,andworldeventscannotbeunderstoodexceptbythosewhoareoutsideofthetimes,at leastinspirit. Ononeoccasionwhentwoantagonisticgroupsunited totauntOurLord,Heansweredthem:"Whenevening comes,yousay,'Itisfairweather,theskyisred;'or atsunrise,'Therewillbeastormtoday,theskyisred andlowering.'Youknow,then,howtoreadtheface ofheaven;canyounotreadthesignsofappointed times?"Ifwecanforetelltomorrow'sweather,why canwenotforetelltomorrow'sdestiny?TheLord impliesthatishiddeninthespiritualandmoralconditionofanycivilisationatanygiventime.The ApostlescalledHisattentiontothebeautyofthe Temple,buttheLordsawnotastoneuponastone withinfortyyears.

SpiritualDiscernment

Toallthingsthatconcerntemporalinterest,menare keenlyalive.Theagriculturistnotescarefullythe approachingchangesofweather;thepoliticiankeepshis fingeronthepulseofthemoodsofmenthathemay givethemwhattheywant;thespeculatorisconstantly ontheoutlookforthefirstsymptomsofariseinprices. Yethowoftentheseverysamemendeclineanyinterest intheconditionoftheworldbyanystandardoutside oftheworlditself.Thatiswhydisastershavebeen picturedinhistoryascomingatamomentwhenthey wereleastexpectedbythosewhothoughttheyknew theirtimes.Scripturesaysthatthesuncameupbright onthemorfiingSodomandGomorrahweredestroyed. Thepressandcommentatorscantelluswhatis happening;itisonlythesaintsandthemenofprayer whocantelluswhatthosehappeningsmean,forthese thingsarespirituallydiscerned.

escapeandpersonallyhearingtheiraccountsofserious famineonthemainland,Ifeltevenmorestronglythat drasticandpromptactionmustbetakenandfurther helpprovided."

TheBishopspokeasreportsreachedHongKongthat hundredsofRedsoldiersandmilitiamen,someofwhom crossedtheborderwiththeirweapons,wereamongthe refugeesreachingthecolony.Governmentofficials refusedtodiscusstheirarrivalandnewsmenwere barredfromtheborderarea.

ButHongKong'sEnglish-languageMorningPost reportedthearrivalof300troops,whowereimmediatelysurroundedbypolice.TheChinese-language HongKongTimessaidthesoldierscarriedwhiteflags andaskedtobesenttoFormosatojointheChinese NationalistArmy.

OtherreportsstatedthatarmedRedguardsare herdinglargegroupsofChinesetotheborderduring thenightandforcingthemtocrawlthroughthebarbed wirebarrier.TheHongKongStandardstatedthat villagersalongtheborderandrefugeesreportthat therearefrom30,000to40,000peoplewaitinginvillagesandonhillsidesontheRedChinesesideofthe frontierforachancetoslipintoHongKong.

Itwasalsostatedthatcommunistborderguardsturn theirbackswhentheyseelargegroupsofrefugees making(orthefrontier.Thereportaddedthatsome oftherefugeeshavesaidtheybelievetheirtacticof launchingassaultsontheborderingroupsathousand stronghasintimidatedtheRedguards.

ONEWAYPERMITSGIVENEASILY

ObserversinHongKongsaythattheavalancheof reftigeesisevidenceoftheinabilityofChina'scommunistgovernmenttocopewithgrowingchaosinthe famine-strickeneasterncountiesofKwantungProvince, whichliesacrosstheborderfromthecolony.

ReportsfromthePortugueseterritoryofMacao,some fortymilesaway,saidthatKwantungprovincialauthoritieshavedecidedtogetridofabout300,000people andweregivingthemone-wayexitpermitsforMacao andHongKong.TheChinese-languageNewLife EveningPostsaidthatithadinformationfromCanton "travelagentsources"thattheRedswereplanningto let400,000peopleleavethecountry.Atravellerwho arrivedinHongKongfromCantoninRedChinawas reportedassayingthatthecommunistgovernmentin Pekinghasbeen"extremelyliberal"inissuingexit permits.

BishopSwanstromsaid:"Theforciblerepatriation ofrefugeesfromChinawhichtheHongKonggovernmenthasbeencompelledtomakeinrecentdaysis causingagreatdealofconcernfortheagenciesthat havebeenworkingforChineserefugeesinHongKong formanyyears.

"ThereisemploymenttobefoundinHongKong. Butthegreatproblemistheshortageofhousingand insufficientschoolsandmedicalandotherwelfare facilities.Understandably,theHongKonggovernment feelsthatithasreachedasaturationpointinabsorption oftheserefugees.

"TheHongKongandUnitedStatesgovernments, localagenciesandprivatevoluntaryforeignrelief agenciessuchasC.R.S.-N.C.W.C.haverenderedinvaluablehelptorefugeesinthepast15years.Butthere isstillagreatdealtobedoneiftheproblemistobe dealtwithadequately. "Financialcontributionsfromvariousgovernments forhousing,particularly,wouldseemthemostpractical measureatthemoment.Also,governmentsmightoffer asylumtoeligibilerefugeesdesiringtosettleelsewhere, butfundsfortheirtransportationwouldhavetocome fromaninternationalorganisationunderinternational auspices,"heconcluded.

Spiritually,itisnotwellforustoknowthenewson thehoureveryhour.Wecangetsocaughtinthe transientandtheephemeralthatwefailtoseethat eventsarenotisolatedlinksbutachain.Thecommentatorhashisroleinsocietyformindsmustknowevents, butsociety,likeIsraelofold,needednotonlyitstowncriers,butalsoitsprophets-menwhocouldtellwhen theriveroflifewasabouttooverflow,becausethey werenottheflowingwaters.

Thursday,May24,1962

TasmanianFund's ExcellentRecovery

Hobart:TotalinvestmentsintheSchools ProvidentFundoftheArchdioceseofHobart amountedto£775,872whenthebookswere auditedattheendofMarch.

Thiswasannouncedlast weekbyMr.M.G.Coghlan, whowasrecentlyappointed managerofthefundbythe Archbishop,MostRev.G. Young,D.D.

Thecreditsqueezehad affectedthefundconsiderably,Mr.Coghlanstated. Withdrawalsfromthefund, duemainlytomaturing loans,hadcurtailedthe schoolbuildingprogramme throughoutTasmania.

However,thefundhad nowcompletelyrecovered fromtheeffectsofthe economicslump.

Followingheavyrepaymentsofmaturingloans madewhenthefundwas firstlaunched,theSchools ProvidentFundwasnowin apositiontoembarkona newandvastprogrammeof schoolbuilding,Mr.CoghIanstated.

SECURITY

Totalrepaymentssince thefundwasestablishedin 1958amountedto£256,811. Muchofthishadbeenreinvestedinthefund.

Toallowfortheserepaymentsandtocater forproblemsarisingfrom thenation'sstringencies during1961,cashand interest-bearingsecurities werebuiltuptomorethan £140,000lastyear.

Thelastfewmonthsof 1961andthefirstquarter ofthisyearhadshowna markedexcessofdeposits overwithdrawals.

"Itisclearfromtheconfidencedemonstratedbyinvestorsinthefund,"Mr. Coghlansaid,"that1962-63 shouldseea-greatsurgein schoolbuildingfinancedby theSchoolsProvidentFund.

"Virewillbeenabledto 'helprelieve,toalargedegree,thepressureexerted onparishesandinstitutions whichhavehadtoborrow fromexternalfinancialinstitutions."

Withthegrowthofthe SchoolsProvidentFund,

Priest-Airman

FliesAgain

Melbourne:Oneof Australia's honoured airmenofWorldWar IIisbackonflying status.HeisFatherUrbanReid,O.F.M..holderoftheDistinguished FlyingCross,andnowa missionerintheVicariateApostolicofAitape, NewGuinea.Hehasrenewedhiscivilpilot'slicensetooperatethe Franciscan mission plane.

WeSolicitaTrial

ArchbishopYounghasappointedapanelofdirectors.

ThedirectorsareVery Rev.Fr.J.C.Wallis(chairman),Rev.Fr.R.Kennedy (vice-chairman).Rev.Fr. J.Dolan,Rev.Fr.D.Quinn. Mr.Coghlan(manager). Mr.P.L.Nichols,andMr. B.J.Lyons.

Landhasbeenpurchased inmanyareasforfuture developmentandanumber ofparisheshavebeenassistedwithexistingcommitments.

DarwinMoralLeadershipCourse

MISSIONARYACTIVITY OFTHECATHOLICPRESS

SYDNEY:TheworkoftheCatholicPress isamissionaryactivity,saidHisLordship BishopFreemanattheopeningoftheCatholicPressAssociation'sAnnualConventionin Sydneyrecently.BishopFreeman,Auxiliary toHisEminenceCardinalGilroy,istheEpiscopalChairmanoftheAssociation.

TheinauguralMosswascelebratedby CardinalGilroyinSt.Mary'sCathedral-and wasfollowedbytheConventionDinneratthe HotelAustralia.

Fortydelegates.representingmorethantwenty publications,wereatthe Convention.AllthesessionswereheldattheAve MariaRetreatHouse, PointPiper.

CardinalGilroypresided overtheConventionDinner, accompaniedbyBishop Freeman.His"Excellence theApostolicDelegate,at presentinRome,sentan apology.FatherJ.G.Mathgh,thefirstpresidentof theassociation,waswelcomedtothegatheringby theactualpresident,Father R.Wilkinson,Edit&ofthe "SouthernCross"(Adelaide).

Amongtheguestsatthe dinnerweretheeditorsof Sydney'smetropolitandaily newspapersandrepresentativesofthefollowingreligiouspublications:"Jewish Times,"the"Methodist," the"Anglican,"the"Baptist,"the"Presbyterian." Anapologywasreceived fromthe"WarCry."

CARDINAL'SSPEECH

Proposingthetoastof "ThePress,"HisEminence theCardinalspokeofthe greatinfluencethatmenbelievethepresstohave. "Almosteverypersonina civilisedcommunityspends

fromallReligiousInstitutions I,1,04,4^,INIPOI.I.O.Nree00.0.1. Noordertoobigortoosmall. Wecansupplyeveryneedifatallmanufactured. 414,11.014.4,114,M00.0.....4.41

W.A.Agencyfor"Tibaldi"BrandSalamiSausage andCannedMortadellaandZampone.

GIVEYOURNEXTORDERTO-

sometimeeverydayreadingwhatisprinted,"said HisEminence,"andwhat theyreaddeterminestoa greatextentwhattheythink andwhattheyspeak."

TheCardinalspokeofthe "unlimitedfreedom"enjoyedbythepressinfree countrieslikeoursandof theobligationtoexercise self-censorshipandtopromoteasfaraspossiblethe genuinewelfareofthecommunity.

Theeditorofthe"Daily Telegraph,"Mr.KingWatson,andtheeditorofthe "Presbyterian"repliedon behalfofthedailypapers andthenon-Catholicpublications.

Addressingthedelegates attheopeningsessionofthe Convention,BishopFreeman remindedthemthatthepurposeoftheirgatheringwas "toperfect,underGod,what isinfactamissionaryactivity."

HisLordshipwarnedthe delegatesnottoadoptan attitudeofresignation whenevertheycompared theirseparateundertakings withthe"colossalsecular

journalisticenterprises"surroundingthem.

ADDRESSOFPRESIDENT

FatherWilkinson,giving thepresident'saddress,said thattheAssociationrejoiced inbeinggrantedanepiscopalchairmanbytheHierarchy. Hethankedthosewho hadassistedhimduringthe pastyear,inparticularthe secretaryoftheAssociation, Mr.F.Murphy(of"The Advocate,"Melbourne)and theConventionorganiser, Mr.J.Kelleher(ofth.? "CatholicWeekly"Sydney).

Reportsweresubmitted totheConventionbythe retiringsecretary,Mr. Murphy,andthetreasurer, Rev.Fr.W.Smith,S.J.

Guestspeakersatthe ConventionwereMr.J. Oughton,ofJohnFairfax andSonsLtd.,whoaddressedmagazineeditorson methodsofsub-editingand layouttechniques;andMr. P.Golding,themanaging directorofEricWhiteAssociates(N.S.W.),whogave apaperontheCatholic ChurchanditsPublicRelations.

ThefollowingofficebearersoftheAssociation wereelectedfor1962-63: President,theRev.Fr.R. Wilkinson,oftheSouthern Cross,Adelaide;vice-president,theRev.Fr.A.English M.S.C.,ofAnnals;secretary, theRev.Fr.M.Costigan,of TheAdvocate;treasurer, theRev.Fr.B.T.O'Brien, oftheFarEast;represen- tativesofMagazines:Fr.A. English(chairman),Fr.B. T.O'Brien,andBro.BenedicictO'Grady,S.D.B.,of AustralasianCaritas".

CanberraReceives

MoreAssistance

CANBERRA:TheFederalGovernmenthasdecidedtoextendtheaidithasbeengivingtochurch secondaryschoolsintheAustralianCapitalTerritorytoprimaryschools.

Announcingtheextensionlastweek.Mr.Freeth, theMinisterfortheInterior,saidtheneedforthe Government'saidforprivateschoolshadarisen becauseofCanberra'srapidrateofdevelopment.

ThishadbeenaccentuatedbytheGovernment's policyoftransferringdepartmentalstafftoCanberraandproceedingwiththefulldevelopment ofthenationalcapital.

TheGovernmentintroduceditsoriginalscheme forchurchschoolaidin1956becausethechurches wererelievingpressureonGovernmenteducation expendituresbyeducatingaboutone-thirdofthe Canberrachildren.

Lastweek,theRoyalAustralianAirForcehelda MoralLeadershipcoursefor CatholicPersonnel at R.A.A.F. Base Darwin. Thirty-sixR.A.A.F.personnelincludingthreeW.R.A.A.F.memberstookpart.

TlyPrincipalCatholic AirChaplain,Father(Air Commodore)K.R.MorrisonO.B.E.waspresentfor thecourse,whichwasthe 41sttobeconductedforthe R.A.A.F. Othercoursesareheldfor member:oftheChurchof Englandandotherdenominations.

Theofficercommanding R.A.A.F.Base,Darwin, GroupCaptainD.R.Chapman,welcomedthevisiting lecturersandthepersonnel

totheBase.TheBishop ofDarwin,MostReverend J.P.O'LoughlinM.S.C. waspresentforthefirst talk. Thecourseranforeight days,includingonedayof retreat. SubjectsrangedfromtheMass,Responsibility,MoralLife,theSocial Order,theCommandments andtheTechniqueofLeadership.

Lecturesfollowedbydiscussionsweregivenby PriestsfromDarwin,Doctors,aJudgeandR.A.A.F. personnel.

Thefirmldaywasgiven overtoanopenforumand finalcommentsbyFather MorrisonwhohasbeenPrincipalCatholicChaplainsince 1940.

REPRESENTEDAT SYNOD

Sydney:Arepresentative oftheCatholicChurchattendedasynodoftheAnglicanChurchhere.Atthis meeting,thefirstconvocationoftheAustralianAnglicanssincetheybroke theirecclesiasticaltiesto England,Mgr.ThomasC. Wallacebroughtthegoad wishesofNormanCardinal Gilroy.ArchbishopofSydney.

TheCardinal'smessageincludedthispassage:"Amidst thechangesthatadversely affectsomany,andinthe faceofsomanywretched evilsstemmingfromthe atheistic,materihlisticand neo-paganphilosophiesthat areworkingsomuchhavoc inthesoulsofmen,itis essentialthatallwhoglory inthenameofJesusChrist shouldclosetheirranksand reaffirmwithgreatcouragethechangelessspiritof Chrktianity."

482to484MurrayStrect,Perth

TheGovernmentofferedtopayinterestupto £.25,000ayearoncapitalborrowedbychurchesto buildschools.Thislimithasbeenabolished.

MEMBERSOFTHER.A.A.F.

BASEATDARWINWHOATTENDEDTHEMORALLEADERSHIPCOURSE.

America

RabbiIsA Consultant

RabbiMarcTanenbaumof NewYorkhasacceptedapositionasconsultanttothe ReligiousEducationCentre atSt.Mary'sConventin Monroe,Michigan.

Thecentrewasestablished bytwoSisters.Servantsof theImmaculateHeartof Mary-SisterMaryJohn iceandSisterM.Elizabeth -toserveasaneducational resourcecentreforall faiths.

RabbiTanenbaumwill serveasaconsultantonreferenceandbackgroundmaterialsconcerningtheJewishreligion.

TheRabbi,onavisit,calledthecentre"akindofa newfrontierintheworld ofreligiouseducation."

"Allofourfaithsaretryingtoseparatetheessentials,toshakeoffthebarnaclesofneedlessanimosity. Thiscentrewithitswealth ofmaterialswillhastenthis ends"hesaid.

TheRabbiisdirector theDepartmentofInterReligiousAffairsoftheAmericanJewishCommittee, InstituteofHumanRelations.

Argentina

PushedFurther

AndFurtherOut

Theconstituentassembly ofSanLuisProvince,one ofthepoorestonArgentina. hasdecidedthatreligious instructioninpublicschools mustbegivenoutsideregularschoolhours.

Thereasongivenwasthat religionis"offaithandnot oflearning."

Theassemblyoverrodea resolutionofaminority groupwhichaskedforregularreligiousinstructionin publicschools,citing"the needtogiveanintegralformationtocitizens."

Threeprovinceshaveresumedreligiousinstruction inpublicschoolssincethe fallofformerpresident JuanPeronin1955.

Thefourweresentenced bytheMunichCourtof CommonPleas(Amtsgericht)toprisontermsof20 to22weekseach.Thecourt suspendedthesentences.

BoundariesMap

Shows20,000

TheSpanishHierarchy's OfficeofInformationand StatisticsinMadridhas publishedanine-colourmap showingdiocesanboundaries andpinpointing20,000parishes.ItisSpain'sfirst ecclesiasticalmap.

India

CatholicsProtest

AgainstBill

AchorusofCatholicprotestisrisingagainstthe KeralaStategovernment's policyofwithholdingfinancialhelpfornewprivate primaryschools.

Aajointmeetingofthe KeralaCatholicCongressand theCatholicSchoolsManagersAssociation,thegovernmentpolicywasbranded "deceptive,anti-democratic andanti-constitutional."

Aspokesmannotedthat thepresentgovernmenttook theplaceofacommunist regimethatwasexpelledaftermuchbloodwasshedin strugglingagainstthestate monopolyoneducation.

"Butthepresentregime ispursuingtheselfsamepolicy,"heasserted.

LastmonthChiefMinis-

BirthRate

Toolow

JosephCardinalFrings hasdeploredGermany'slow birthrateasasignthatthe nation'sfamilylifeisweakening.

"Germanyhasmorecoffinsthancradles,"theArchbishopofColognetolda capacitycongregationin Cologne'svastcathedral.

"Themomentiscoming whenweshallhavethesame numberofpeopleover65 asunder15."

CardinalFringssaidhe didnotmeantoadvocate theirresponsibleandunlimitedprocreationofchildren. Buthepointedoutthatthe onlymoralmeansofregulatingthebirthrateis throughabstinencebythe marriagepartners.

"Noexpertwilldenythat thepresentlowbirthrate isfoundeduponafreeand blameworthydecisionofthe marriagepartnerstokeep thenumberoftheirchildren low,"heasserted.

Germany'spresenttax structurebearsheavilyupon familieswithmanychildren hesaid,andshouldbemade moreequitable.

ConvictionFor Blasphemy

FourmembersofaMunichgroupwhichpublishes anartmagazinehavebeen convictedof"repeateddissemination ofimproper writings,blasphemyand abuseofreligion."

Thetrialofthefourfollowedprotestsagainstthe magazinenamed"Spur"by severalofficialsofthechanceryoftheArchdioceseof MunichandFreising.The fourpersonsconvicted, membersoftheScw'abing artgroupalsoknownas "Spur"publishthemagazine jointlyandatirregularintervals.Theirtriallasted nearlyfivehours.

England

BelieveItOr

Not-InRipley

Themenwhoplannedthe row-on-rowworkers'town ofSevenKingshalfacenturyagoputanon-denominationalchapelattheend ofashortstreetknownas RipleyRoad.

Thechapelsymbolisedthe predominantreligiousfeelingsoftheneigbourhood, whichhousedworkersfor thenearbyindustrialcomplexofIlford:non-Catholic andespeciallynon-conformist.Catholicswereregardedwithsomewonderment.

Yetwithin10yearsthis roadproducedfourpriests, includingArchbishopJohn C.HeenanofLiverpooland therecentlyappointedBishop-electofLancaster,Father BrianFoley.Theother'two areFatherAlfredBulland FatherFrancisHeenan, brotheroftheArchbishop. Bishop-electFoleywasa classmateinRomeofBritain'sothernewlynamed Ordinary,Bishop-electEric GrasarofShrewsbury.WilliamCardinalGodfrey,ArchbishopofWestminster,was rectoroftheEnglishCollegeinRomewhentheywere studentsthere.Theywere ordainedtogetherin1937.

terPattomThanuPillaian nouncedthathiscoalition governmentwasreconsideringitsstandagainstaidto newprimaryschools.

Themonthbefore,Phillai's governmentretreatedfrom itsyear-oldstandagainst thecreationofnewstateaidedsecondaryschools.

Pillai,whoisalsoMinister ofEducation,saidthegovernmentcouldnotoperate enoughsecondaryschools forthestate'seducational needs.

ButPillaihasasserted thathisgovernmentisreluctanttounderwritenonstateschoolsbecauseofthe dangerofbribery.

TheMalabarMail,aCatholicweeklyhere,asserted inreplythatprivateschool managershaveatradition ofhonesty.

Deepika,aCatholicdaily ofKottayam,calledthe government'sstand"communistpolicy."

Nether-

lands

PrincessTo UnveilStatue

AstatueofSt.Boniface, theApostleofGermany,will beunveiledinthetownof Dokkum,nearthesiteof hismartyrdomonJune5. byPrincessBeatrix,heiress apparenttotheDutchthFone. June5isthefeastdayof theBritish-bornmonkwho diedfortheFaithin754. Thestatueistheworkof AmsterdamsculptorBolhius.

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LikeUs-TheyDon'tWantSqualorSeen

NRUSSIA,thevisitorfromtheUnited Statescanfindjustaboutanything exceptsomeofthosetypicallyAmerican consumergoodslikeGilletteblueblades andCocaCola.

Therearegenuineskyscrapers,likethoseoftheccr:tral sectionoftheUniversityofMoscow,andthereoreshacks withdirtfloorsandleaning,leakyroofsthatseemtome worsethansimilaronesI'veseeninAmerica'spoorfarming communities.

Therearesuperhighwaysthatcomparefavourablywith thebestintheWest,butthereareothermainarteriesof communicationthatarehardlymorethannarrow fullofgiantpot-holes.

Therearelarge,smooth-runningcommercialjets linkingthebigcities.Therearealsosmallsingleenginedbiplanesofindeterminatevintagebeingused forshortcommercialruns,

Thevisitorseessomefolkswhoareverywelldressed, dedicatedtothecommunistcause,happyandobviously doingverywell.Healsoseesbeggars,slickyoung racketeers,andmanymenwithfacesfullofdespair drowningtheirtroublesininconceivablequantitiesof vodkaandcheapwine.

Alloftheseelementsgotogethertomakeupthe trueRussianreality.ButtheRussian"reality"thegovernmentauthorisescontainsonlythegoodandnoneof thebad.Theofficial-touristagencyandthegovernment gotounbelievableextremestoshowonlythegoodand hideallthelimitationsofRussiancommunism.

Thisisallparticularlydisturbingandirritatingwhen thegovernmentgoestothesameridiculousextremesto showonlythebadandnoneofthegoodoftheWestern countries.

TheonlythingspublishedaboutAmericaarecrime andunemploymentstatistics,racialinjusticesandthe like.EveryoneisfamiliarwiththeexpenseRussia sustainstojambroadcastsfromtheWest.Thecostfar exceedsourcostsinbroadcasting.

Ibroughtthisuponnumerousoccasions,especially whentalkingwithstudents.Ipointedoutthatinany oftheWesterncountriespeoplecanseebothsidesof thequestion.Theycanbuycommunistnewspapers,studycommunisminuniversities,readtheworksof MarxandLenin,andhearRussiannewsbroadcasts. InRussiathereisnopossibilityofhearinganything directanduncensoredfromtheWest.Everythingis filtered,disfigured,slanted.

Thereactionwasusuallytwofold.Thezealous,pious, dedicatedcommuniststronglydefendedthispolicy.All thatisbeingdone,accordingtohim,istopurgeall importsfromerror.Butwhy,Iwouldask,ifyouhave suchaneducatedandculturednation,don'tyouletthe 'peopledothepurging?Theanswertothiswasalways thatweAmericansarethemastersofdeceit,cleverand dangerous.TheSovietgovernmentisonlyguarding itspeopleagainstthisdeception.

Thelesspiousorzealouscommunistswerecriticalof alwaysbeingshownjustonesideofeveryquestion- theofficialcommunistside.Theyadmittedthatthe newsiscolouredandsaidtheybelievednothingof whattheyreadinthepaperorheardinbroadcasts.

Thesepeople,however,arestillcommunists.

Imetveryfewpeoplewhowerenotconvincedthat communismisrightandwillinthelongrunprevail. IcannothelpbutbelievefrommyexperienceinRussia thatiffreeelectionswereheldtomorrow,Khrushchev

YOUNGMAN-

WillYouServe ChristintheSick?

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wouldhavenotroublewihning.Allthisisa-great tributetocommunistindoctrination.

TherealityofcommunistRussiaisatwo-sidedcoin. Despitealltherestrictionsplacedbythegovernment onthecirculationofvisitorsinsidethecountryandthe agilitywithwhichtheofficialguidesleadthemaway fromandaroundanyscenewhichmightcastsome shadowonthegoodnameofthe,system,theotherside ofthecoindoesmakeitselfknown.

Thecountryistoobigandthedeficienciesaretoo great.toowidespreadtobehiddenfromthecurious eye. Despitealltheefforts,Isawpoverty.hunger,awful housingconditions,thinhalf-nakedchildren,andyoung womenwithoutasingletoothintheirheads.When thingshappentobeseen,theymustbepassedover. Attentionmustneverbedrawntothem.Nocomment mustbemadeuponthem.

Anyreferencetothisotherunofficial.unauthorised sideoftheRussianrealityisadefamation."Allyou

THENINTHNIASERIESOFARTICLESON INSIDERUSSIATODAY

Theauthor,FATHERJAMESF.DRANE,wasamember ofaleftistgroupwhichtouredtheSovietUnionand enabledhimtoexerciseafreedomnotusuallyaccorded tovisitorsfromtheWesternworld.

foreignerswanttodoispickoutourfaults,makefun ofus.Youwon'tseethegood,youareonlyinterested intryingtoembarrassus,"runsthecomplaint.

ThetwosidesoftheRussiansceneandthestrong Russianinferioritycomplexcombinetocreatean interestingattitudetowardsthecamera.InRussiathis littlemachineisasourceofconstantirritation.They wantyoutobringonealongtophotographcertain facetsofthecommunistreality.Theguidesmakestops alongthewayandannouncesolemnly,"Photostop."Inevitablyitisagardensceneinapark,anewhousing project,astadiumorsportspalace.Thisisthesideof thecointhatmustbemadeknownoutsidethecountry.

Onceawayfromtheseselectscenes.theuseofthe camerabecomessubjecttoincoherent,inconsistentand almostunbelievableregulation.Everybridge,every railwaystation,everyfactorybecomeshighpriority classifiedmaterial.Youmustputawayallphotographic equipmentuponapproachingdamsites,powerplants andairports.

Anyattempttotakeaphotographaroundtheseareas isasuresignofspyingandeverygoodcommunistis madeawareofhisdutytoprotecttheseobjectsfrom

ASMODERNASTOMORROW ishowthe Russiansliketobepictured theyarehappy tobesnappedshoppingattheirautomaticvending machines buttherearealsoscenesofthin, half-nakedchildrenthatareneverphotographed. thepryingWesterneye.Ihaveneverbeeninacountry thatwassosensitivetowarandspying.Justwalking aroundwitha'cameracausessuspicion.

Justastabooasindustrialplants,bridgesandairports areshotsofRussia'ssocialimperfections.Theseare notsupposedtobeseen,muchlessphotographed.Ifa travellerraisesthatobnoxiouslittlemachinetosnapa beggar,._apoorneighbourhood,womendoingheavy labour,adrunkthathappenedtowanderintothepath ofthetour-inshort,anythingoutsidetheauthorised officialreality-hemightbegreetedbyacommandto stoporbysomesuavelittlemanwhodemandshisfilm andcamera.

ThisisnotasituationthatexistsexclusivelyincommunistRussia.InthecountriesoftheMiddleEastand theArabcountriesofNorthAfricathe)samesituation exists.Theytoofeelthemselvesthetargetofaplotto showonlytheworstsideoftheirpoorcountries.

Whatiscurioustomeisthatthecountrywhich launchedthefirstsatelliteclaimstoleadtheworldin socioligicaltheoryaswellastechnologicaldevelopment hasthesameinferioritycomplexandthesametaboos oncamerasastheunderdevelopedcountriesofAsia andAfrica.Gettingapictureoftheunofficialsideof communistRussianlifeisjustasdifficultasgettinga shotofasecretrocketsite.

OFPERTH

Issued-Re-issuedand

THEGLEAMINGCENTRESECTIONOFMOSCOWUNIVERSITYisone ofthesetpiecesthattouristsareproudlyurgedtorecordonfilmtoglorify communism'sachievements butthereisnoplaceforthe"candidcamera" inthesleazyareasofshantiesandshackswithdirtfloorsandleakingroofs.

PolishOpinionPollShows WantOfShorterSermons

BERLIN.-ApublicopinionpollconductedbyPoland'sleadingCatholicnewspaperon PolishexpectationsconcerningthecomingEcumenicalCouncilindicatesbroadinterestin promotinggreaterlayparticipationintheMass,andinshorter,morepracticalsermons.

ThepolltakenbyTygodnik aweekly newspaperpublishedin Cracow,alsodemonstrated supportforordinationof marriedmenasdeacons.

Thepollwasannounced lastNovember,andTygodiiikPowszechnypublished theresultsinitsissueof April29.Therewere926 individualand82groupresponses,withmenparticipantsoutnumberingwomen. Sixty-sixpercenthadreceivedhigheducation,and 63percentwerecity dwelters.

Concerningworship,the papersaid,theparticipants showed"greatconcernfor givinggreatermeaningto

HolyMass,forfacilitating anddeepeningcongregationalparticipation."Atotal of250personssuggested variousformsofhaving partsoftheMassinPolish insteadofLatin.

Twohundredandthree participantsfavouredmain-. tainingLatinastheliturgicallanguage-apparently maintainingtheHolySee's recentconcessionforthe peopletosingtheKyrie, Gloria,Credo,Sanctusand AgnusDeiinPolish.But120 askedthattheMassbeentirelyinPolish. Theanswersweregenerallycriticalofsermons.The papersaidtheconcensus wasthatsermonsshould "firstofallbedeliveredin plainlangauage,shorter, MEW

thematicallyconcernedwith ethics-thelatterreceiving amorepracticalcharacter thanhitherto."

KeepFastingIn

Mostparticipantsaskedfor abolitionoftheIndexof ForbiddenBooks.Butthey opposedtheeliminationof fasting.Alongwithfasting, theyaskedforChurchlegislationcallingforotherforms ofmortificationinpenitentialseasons,suchasabstinencefromalcohol,smoking andvariousrecreations.

Therestorationofthe diaconateasapermanent orderwasrequestedby243 persons,with49others voicingopposition.The majorityoftheadvocates saidthatdeaconsshouldbe

marriedmenwithatleasta secondaryeducation.

Theyshouldnotgiveall theirtimetopastoralwork work,saidthemajority,but shouldhavetheirownprofessionsorjobswhichwould permitthemtostayinthe environmentoftheparishioners.Inthisconnection. thepollparticipantsheld thatprieststodayaresomewhatisolatedfromthelaity. Theycalledforcloseand directcontactbetweenthe priestandthepeople.

Theparticipantsingeneralplacedgreatemphasis ondevelopmentofCatholic charitablework.Theysaid thatCatholicsshouldfoster "charity,tolerance,solidarity"intheirrelations withnon-Catholics.

NEWLIVINGCONDITIONS CAUSE QUERY

Thecongresswillstudy thecircumstances,problemsandpastoralconcerns whichsurroundcurrenteffortstostimulatevocations tothepriesthood.

ThemeetingwillbesponsoredbytheSacredCongregationofSeminariesand Universities.Itwillthereforeconcentrateparticularly ondiocesanvocationsrather thanvocationprogrammes inreligiouscommunities.

HARVEY HEARINGAIDS

Amongthemoderncircumstancesaffectingpriestly vocationsthatwillbe studiedisthephenomenon ofmigrationfromrural areastocities.Inmany countriesthebulkofvocationsformerlycamefrom thecountry.Withpopulation shiftstocities,thereisneed toseeknewsourcesof vocations.

Toaidinthisstudy, statisticsgatheredfrom aboutathousanddioceses willbepresentedtothe congressdelegates.

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ROME.-Morethanfourhundreddelegates fromthirtycountriesattendedtheFirstInternationalCongressforEcclesiasticalVocations whichopenedinRomeonMay23.

Anothercircumstancehamperingvocations-isthat, withpresent-dayeconomic developmentandimprovementoflivingconditions, manyfamiliesareexposed tomaterialisticandantireligiouspropaganda.Such influencesturnyoungpeople awayfromthelifeofsacrificedemandedinthepriesthood.

Threeothermajorproblemswillbeconsideredby thecongress-howtoencourageyoungboysand

adolescentstobeginpriestly studies:howtobuildup vocationsamongyouthsof moreadvancedages,includingthelatehighschoolor collegestudent;andhow besttohelpstudentsforthe priesthoodpersevereintheir vocations.

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LIFEOFSPIRIT MEANSALOT

"CLARITYofideas,professionalcapacity, loyaltyanddignityofactionarepossibleonly ifthehumanpersoniseducatedinatruly Christianspirit,"theHolyFatherhasstated.

ThePopesaidthat"the athlete,theartist,thepolitician,isnotapersonality byvirtueofhisprofession, butbecomesonebymeans ofhisspiritualattitude."

PopeJohnwasspeaking inpraiseoftheKolping Society,whichheindicated hasbeenimbuedwiththis conceptsinceitsfoundation acenturyago.Purposeof thesocietyistohelpyoung workingpeopletolivea social,cultural,Christian life.Hewasaddressingdelegatesofthesocietyfrom Germany,Austria,Switzerland,BelgiumandtheNetherlands,whocametoRome tocommemoratethe100th anniversaryofthemeeting

betweenPopePiusIXand theirfounder,AdolphKolking.Thedelegationwasled byCardinalFrings,ArchbishopofCologne.

Inthecourseofthespecialaudiencehegrantedthe group,thePoperecalled thatthefirstKolpinghouse wasestablishedinCologne. Thefounder,Kolping,a Germancobblerwhobecameapriestattheageof 32,washailedbythePope as"adistinguishedpublic educatorandteacherof sociology."

PersonalityFormed

Kolpingworkedfromthe 'verybeginning,hesaid,"for religiousrenewalamong youngworkersandforthe increaseofsocialjustice."

EYERYMAN'S FAMILY

By FatherJOHNC.KNOTT

THETRUEARTISTS

ITWASNOTTHEFIRSTCANACONFERENCE EVERYMANANDHISWIFEHADATTENDED,BUT THEYSTILLGOTATHRILLOUTOFRENEWING THEIRMARRIAGEVOWSANDHEARINGAGAIN THEBEAUTIFULWORDSOFTHEMARRIAGE INSTRUCTION.

Infact,thewholeconferencerevivedsomeoftheir oldhopesanddreamsandrenewedtheirsenseofthe glory,thedignityandthebeautyofmarriedlife together.

Theyheardagainwithasenseofwonderthebeauty ofSt.Paul'scomparisonoftheloveandunityof husbandandwifetotheloveandunityofChristfor andwithHisbride,theChurch.

Thethoughtoccurred-Didheimplythat,outsidethe loveofamanforhisGod,theclosestandmostperfect ofallhumanlovesistheloveofhusbandandwife? Certainly,itisthemostcompleteandenduring.Did hemeanthatitisaboveandmorecompletethanthe loveoffriends-thantheloveofparentsforchildrenandofchildrenforparents?ElsewhydidGodsay: "Forthiscauseshallamanleavehisfatherandmother andclingtohiswife,andthetwoshallbecomeone flesh."

WhyMarriageIsATrueVocation

Thatiswhyitissoimportantforacoupletodevelop inthemselvestherealisationandtheappreciationof thefactthatthismarriageoftheirsisnotonlyaunion oftwocomplementaryhumanbeings.Itismorethan that,itisavocation,awayoflifetowhichGodhas calledthem.

Inthismarriageoftheirs,theyaredestinedbyGod tohaveaforetasteoftheeternalandinfinitehappiness thatistobetheirsinheaven.Inthiswayoflife,they arccalledtosavetheirownsouls.

AccordingtotheplanofGod,itisbecauseoftheir marriagethattheywillsavetheirsouls,mainspiteof it.Itisbecauseoftheirmarriagethattheywillplayan important,eveninsoniccasestheall-decidinghuman roleunderGod.inthesavingofthesoulsofthepartner andofthechildrenwhomtheybothhavefostered.

InthisvocationtheyhavethehighdignityofcooperatingwithHiminthecreationofHisgreatest masterpieces,humanbeings.TheycalluponGodto createahumansoul.Theyco-operateinthecreation ofsomethingthathasneverappearedonearthand neverwillagain-anindividualpersonality,different insomemysteriouswayfromthepersonalityofevery otherhumanbeing,living.dead,oryettolive.

Parents'Role UnderGod,theyarethereasonwhynewsoulsare inexistencetoGod'sglory,withanexistencethatcan neverbeextinguished.Theyarethereasonthatthere arenewmindsthatcanthinkofthetremendousfactof GodandHisgoodness:newwillsthatwillmake tremendousdecisionsfororagainstGod;newlipsthat willnowandthenspeakthepraiseofGod'smotherin theHailMary;newheartswiththecapacityforGod andHislove,acapacitythatitwilltakeGodHimself tofullysatisfy.

Thegreatestartistworksonmarbleorcanvasand produces-what?TheysayofMichelangelo'sstatue "Moses"that,whenitwasfinished,itwassolifelike thattheartisthimselfstruckitwithachiselandcried toit-"Speak!"Thatiswhattheyproduce,theywho receivetheacclaimofmen,somethingofwhichthe highestcomplimentisthatitalmostlives.

Yetourchildrenlive-hereonearthorwithGod. ItisyourGod-givenprivilegeandtasktoworkon fleshandbloodandbringforthlivingimagesofGod Himself.

Parentsarethetrueartists.

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Itwasinspeakingofthe Kolpingsociety'sgoalsof moral,mentalandprofessionalimprovementof youngworkersthatPope Johnpointedtothenecessityofeducationaccording toatrulyChristianspirit. Thepersonalityisformed notonlybyspiritualideas butalsomoralones,hesaid, adding:"Ittakesinmoral force,avictoryoveroneself. TheidealoftheChristian manisthereforetheideal ofvirtue."

Payingtributetomore than400Kolpinghouses scatteredthroughoutthu world,thePontiffsaidthe purposeistodevelop"the humanandChristianpersonality"ofyoungworking men.Beforeimpartinghis blessing,thePopealsonoted withpleasure:"Youare readytogiveyourhelpto underdevelopednations.This apostolateisofgreatimportanceforthefuture."

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WHENPOPEJOHNTHOUGHT OFTHECOUNCILFIRST

HISHOLINESSPOPEJOHNXXIIIfirstdecidedtocallthecoming EcumenicalCouncilduringaconversationaboutworldpeacewith CardinalTardini,thelatePapalSecretaryofState.

PopeJohnspokeofhis decisionduringanaudience grantedtoagroupofvisi tarsfromVeniceledby CardinalUrbant,thePontiff'ssuo?essorasPatriarch ofVenice.

ThePopesaidhewasrevealingitasa"confirmationofhisaffectionforthefaithfulofhisbelovedVenice."

"Howdidithappen?How didtheideadevelop?"the Popeaskedthoseattheaudience."Theideacameso suddenlythattotellabout itseemsunreal,"hewent on.

Paraphrasingwhathesaid toCardinalTardiniatthe timeoftheirconversation,' thePopesaid:"ltisclaimed thatthepeoplewantpeace andagreement,butunfortunatelyitsometimeshappens thatultimatelydisagreementsbecomemoreacute andthreatsareincreased. WhatwilltheChurchdo? MusttheMysticalBarque ofChristremainatthe mercyofthewavesandgo adrift?Istherenotrather expectedfromtheChurch notonlyanadmonishment, butalsothelightofgreat example?Whatc.,uldthis lightbe?"

CardinalListened

PopeJohnsaidCardinal Tardinilistenedtothiswith respe,,t.Then,thePopecontinued,"Oursoulwassuddenlyenlightenedbyagreat ideathatoccurredtoUsat thatmoment,whichWewelcomedwiththegreatest trustintheDivineMaster, andonesolemnandbinding wordcametoOurlips.Our voiceformulateditforthe firsttime-acouncil!"

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ThePontiffsaidheimmediatelyrealisedand fearedthattheideaofa councilwouldcause"perplexity,ifnotrealdismay iffornootherreason thanbecausethesudden announcementledoneto thinkofthenaturaland prolongedpreparationthat suchanintentionentailed."

ASynodAndCode

Insteadofprotests,the Popesaid,CardinalTardini's"agreementwasimmediateandexultant."Pope JohnaddedthatheconsideredtheCardinal'sreactionas"thefirstdefinite signofthewilloftheLord."

Itwasduringthesame period,thePopestated,that "theideaoftheRoman synodandofbringingthe codeofcanonlawuptodate becomeconcrete.Wewere thereforeabletogivethe threefoldannouncementto theSacredCollegeonthe morningofJanuary25,1959, intheMonasteryofSt. Paul."

PopeJohnalsorevealed thatthereactionofthecardinalspresentonthatoccasionsurprisedhim.Hesaid:

"Itwashumantobelieve thatafterhearingthe speech,thecardinalswould surroundUstoexpresstheir approvalandgoodwishes. Buttherewasinsteadan impressiveanddevallt silence."

ThePopesaidthissilence waslaterexplainedtohim bythecardinals,whotold him:"Ouremotionwasso intenseandourjoysoprofoundatthisgift,whichwas allthemorepreciousbecauseitwasunexpected, andwhichwasgiventothe ChurchbythenewPope, thatwecouldnotfindsuitablewordstoexpressour unlimitedjoyandobedience. Wearereadyforwork."

Concludinghiscomments, thePoperecalled:'"And thereimmediatelycame fromallpartsoftheworld thefirstannouncementof othersupport.Therewasnot onediscordantnote,orat leastnoindicationofinsurmountableobstacles.There wasarealchorusofstirring' applausetowhichwassoon addedthegoodwisheseven ofbrotherswhodonotparticipateperfectlyinthe unitydesiredandestablishedbytheLord."

VaticanNews

NegroSaint's ThreeLoves

THELIFEOFST.MARTINDEPORRESwas characterisedbythreegreatlovesandthree greatpassions,HisHolinessPopeJohnXXIII toldsome5,000pilgrimswhohadcometo RomeforthePeruvianfriar'scanonisation.

St.Martin'sloveswere for"Christcrucified,Our LadyoftheRosaryandSt. Dominic,"thePopesaid. Threepassionsburnedinhis heart-charity,particularly

forthepoorandthesick; strictpenance,whichhe considered`thepriceof love;'andhumility."

PopeJohnspoketothe pilgrimsinaspecialaudiencehegaveintheHallof Benedictionsthedayafter thecanonisationrites.In hisinformaltalk,heechoed muchofwhathehadsaidin hisformalLatinhomilyin thecourseofthecanonisationceremony.Hesaidthen thatinhelpinghisneighbour,St.Martin"followeda roadandmethodsthatwere completelynewinhisage andwhichheraldedthoseof ourtimes."ThePopesaidit wasfdrthisreasonthat PopePiusXIIhadproclaimedhimpatronofPeru's socialinstitutions.

"Thisholyman,"continuedPopeJohn,"who throughhiswork,hisexampleandhisvirtues broughtreligiontoothers, canstill.today,threecenturiesafterhisdeath,raise oursoulsinamarvellous waytoheavenlythings. Unfortunately,noteveryone understandsthesesupernaturalgiftsasheshould. Noteveryonepaysthemthe properhonour.

"Indeed,manypeople,dedicatedtosensualenjoyment,donotattachimportancetothem;theyareannoyedbythemandneglect them.Maytheexampleof MartindePorresteachthe majorityofpeopleina salutarymannerhowtofollowinthefootstepsofJesus Christandtocomplywith Hisdivinepreceptswith sweetnessandjoy."

ThePopeconcludedby exhortingthoseatthecanonisation-particularlythe young,surroundedtodayby manysnaresanddangerstoemulatethegreatvirtues ofthenewestproclaimed saintoftheChurch.

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St.Peter'sSquare

Afieryletter''K,"symbolisingthe nameofAdolphKolping,founderofthe KolpingSocietywhichassistsyoung workmen,burnsonthestepsofSt. Peter'sBasilicainRome.Over2,000 membersofthesocietycarriedtorches inSt.Peter'sSquareisasalutetoHis HolinessPopeJohnXXIIIwhohadreceivedtheminaudienceonthe100th anniversaryoftheGerman-bornSociety.

PapalTiaraFor ParisExhibition

THEPAPALTIARAwithwhichsixpopes havebeencrownedhasbeensenttoParis foraspecialexhibitionofjewellers'artatthe LouvreMuseum.

Attherequestofthe Louvre,TheHolyFather haslentthetiarawithwhich hewascrownedandwhich wasoriginallypresentedto PopePiusIXin1877onthe occasionofthe50thanniversaryofhisespiscopal consecration.

Thetiara,whichisconsideredanexcellentexample ofthejeweller'sartofthe 19thcentury,waslastworn byPopeJohnonEasterthis year.

ItwasflowntoParisand accompaniedbyFather ProsperGregh,secretaryof 'theVicariateofVatican City,whichisinchargeof thepapaltreasury.

Thetiaraisegg-shaped. Itstandsslightlylessthan afootandahalfinheight andmeasuresaboutafoot acrossatitswidestpoint. Ithasthreesilverbands studdedwithsapphires, rubies,aquamarines,amethystsandemeralds.The bandsrestatequalintervals onaframeofsilverand goldmeshtoppedwitha balloflapislazulisurmountedbyasmallcrossof diamonds.

Popeswhohavebeen crownedwiththistiarain-

Nuncio Named ToIrish

THEPOPEhasappointed ArchbishopGiuseppeSensi asApostolicNunciotoIreland.

ArchbishopSensi,whohas beenApostolicDelegateto JerusalemandPalestine,replacesArchbishopAntonio Riberi,whohasbeen

Y.C.W.NOTES

ByY.C.W.BranchCorrespondents

IIGHGATE(BOYS)

TheYouthWeekopened onanencouragingnote whenaboutfiftyyoung peopleattendedabarbecue socialatthehomeofMr. andMrs.Motteramlast Sundayevening.Thiswasa goodopportunityforfootballers,supportersandgeneralmemberstomeeteach other,andmanynewfaces wereseen.

Parents'NightonMonday attractedaboutfiftyparents, whowereimpressedby MagistrateA.G.Smith's realisticapproachtothe causesofproblemsamong youth-whichheputdown toanover-liberaluseof money,carsanddrink. FatherJ.P.O'BrienfollowedMr.Smithbygivingsome examplesofhowtheY.C.W. Movementhashelpedyoung peoplefacedwiththedifficultyearsbetween14and 25.

Theleaders'rankshave beenstrengthenedbythe arrivalofKenBrown,one ofourstaunchfootballers, whohailsfromMt.Lawley parish,asdotwoothersin thegroup.

SCARBOROUGH(GIRLS)

Thereisageneralmeeting forgirlsonSunday,May20, atSt.John'sHall,followed byademonstrationofmakeupandhaircarebyaPerth mannequin.Pleasebringa plate.

EASTVICTORIAPARK

GeneralmeetingSunday, May27.

SHENTONPARK(BOYS)

Atourrecentenquiryon migrantsitwasfoundthat mostAustraliansdonot havetheproperattitudetowardsmigrants.Eachofus shouldhelptoourutmost theseNewAustralianpeople intheirwork.Weshouldnot ignorethem,theyhave problemsjustasourselves andwiththeirnewsurroundingstheirproblems areincreased.

Wecanalsohelpthese peopleinourleisure-time activitiesandifwehave NewAustralianneighbours, weshouldtreatthemas neighboursinaChrist-like manner. Allfootballplayersare requestedtoattendtraining atRosalieParkonWednes-

dayandFridayinpreparationforournextmatch.

KENSINGTON

ThisweekPeterBrophy donatedahugefoldertobe usedasanActionBook. Kensingtonhopesthatby puttingdownonpaperactioncarriedout,wewill havearecordofworkdone, andinadditiongivefollowingleaderssomestandardto maintainand,wehope,improveupon.

Ourthanksaregivento thoseattendingtheKensingtondanceandtoDavid GurryandCarmelO'Halloranforsupperanddecorations.ThenextKensingtonDancewillbeerrJune 15.

BOULDER

LastSundaynightwe heldaholidaydance,which wasreasonablywellattendedandenjoyedbyall. TheY.C.W.girlsrecently heldamillineryclassand arenowplanningacake decoratingactivitytobegin intheparishhallonSunday,May27.Allgirlsand theirmothersarewelcome. TheCatholicBallwillbe heldatKalgoorlieonJuly 11.Prospectivedebutantes maygiveintheirnamesat MaxineStudiosoratthe presbyteryassoonaspossible.

SOCIALCALENDAR

June1:Y.C.W.DANCEat AnzacHouse,8-12.

June9:HIGHGATE DANCE,8-12.

June15:KENSINGTON DANCE,8.30-12.30.

MassforFADEBUTANTEATTHECATHOLICBALL ursing Home

WithHisGracetheArchbishogpresiding,assistedby Rt.ReverendMonsignors WallaceandLenihan,the SistersofMercyandselectedguestsattendedaHigh MasstocommencethecelebrationsoftheSilver JubileeofSt.Anne'sNursingHomelastThursday.

TheMasswascelebrated byRt.Rev.MonsignorJ. Bourke,withtheRev. FatherA.Lynchasdeacon andtheRev.FatherT.Linnaneassub-deacon.The masterofceremonieswas theRev.FatherP.O'Meara. Rev.FatherP.Quinnacted asassistantpriesttothe Archbishop.Sixseminarians whohadbeenbornatSt. Anne'swereserversforthe HighMass.

AchoirofSisterssangthe Massandatitsconclusion aTeDeumwassungalternatelywiththepriestspresentandthechoir.

Attheconclusionofthe Mass,HisGracecongratulatedtheSistersonthe SilverJubileb.Hepraised themforthemarvellous worktheyhadperformedat St.Anne'soverthepast25 years. TheSistersentertained theclergyandgueststo morningtea.

OnSunday,May27,the Sistershaveinvitedalltheir friendsandpastpatientsto betheirguestsatSt.Anne's. Thefunctionwillcommence at2p.m.

HURLINGSTICKS FORIRISHCLUB

TheIrishClubCabaret heldrecentlyprovidedan enjoyableeveningforthe capacitycrowd.

ModernandIrishDancing interspersedwithitems fromRaymondWalker, JohnMcMorrow,Edith PearseandBillCorcoran andhispipesaddedtothe attraction.

Theclub'snextfunction willbeadanceandsocial atHighgateHallonSunday

BESURETOCOMEandJOINTHEFUN atthe ALLNEWY.C.W.FORTNIGHTLY

DANCING8TILL MIDNIGHT DANCE ADMHS'ON

CommencingFRIDAY,JUNE1st atANZACHOUSE

Featuring:Perth'sLeadingBands*TopLineFloorShows *LuckySpots

June3.Hurlingpractice thisSundayat2.30atMongersLake.Threeteamshave enteredforaleaguecompetitionandnewplayersrecentlyarrivedfromIreland willaddstrengthtothe game.Aconsignmentof hurleysareduenextweek andwillbeonsaleto playerswhowantthem. Thoseinterestedinplaying areaskedtoringEddieFitzmaurice,24-4691,orcontact PatCostelloe.

Membersarereminded thatsubscriptionsaredue andareaskedtocontactthe clubtreasurer,Mr.James Hayden,18MardellaStreet, Mt.Lawley.Membershipis opentopersonsofIrish birthordescent.

Members'prayersarerequestedforthespeedyrecoveryofhissighttoPat Geaneyandofanotherwelllovedmember,Mrs.Pat Kelly,whowasinjuredrecentlyonherwayfroma novena.

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TRAININGWEEKEND FORY.C.S.BOYS

MembersoftheYoungChristianStudents' Movement,boys'section,spentpartofthe termvacationattheY.C.W.Trainingcentre atKaiamunda.TwentyY.C.S.Leadersfrom ChristianBrothers'schoolsatHighgate,Leederville,Fremantle,EastVistoriaParkandSt. Pat'sTechnicalSchoolattended.

Eachdaytalksweregiven bypriests,brothersorlaymentogivetheboyssome subjectfordiscussionamong themselves.

Mr.B.Quinnspoketo themonaCatholicineverydaylife,touchingonsubjectsasthecrazeforpleasure,thespiritofcompromise betweenrightandwrongand thenecessityofgoodreading. Thenecessityofdevelopingindependenceandconfidencewhileatschoolin ordertobepreparedforlife intheworldwasspoken aboutbyMr.L.Smith,while Mr.G.EdmonsondemonstratedtotheY.C.S.boys, theY.C.W.enquirymethod ofsee,judgeandact.

Othersubjectsgivento theboysfordiscussionwere TV,reading,films,leisure

CatholicBall

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ParishionersofArmadale aremakingpreparationsfar aCatholicBalltobeheldon June8.Theballwillbeheld intheArmadaleTownHall andeveryoneisassuredof awelcome.

FashionShow

ForCharity

Afashionshoworganised bytheJulieMacfarlane SchoolaDeportmentwill bepresentedattheSavoy PlazaHotelontheevening ofWednesday,May30. Theproceedswillbein aidoftheNightShelter conductedbytheDaughters ofCharity.

andpleasure,thepriesthood, responsibility. Discussion andtheuseofaquestion boxprovedverypopular. Eachafternoonwasusedfor afewhours'recreation,tennis,footballandevena fewswingswithgolfclubs ontheoval.

SomeoftheY.C.S.who wereatMarianlodgewere RayBrownfromSt.Pat's, MichaelHelmfromHighgate,TrevorO'Connorfront EastVictoriaPark,Michael MaunfromFremantle,Frank ColreavyfromLeederville andMichaelSell.

Castledare

JumbleSale

Anurgentappealfor goodstobeusedinajumble saleisbeingmadebythe CastledareWomen'sAuxiliary.Thesaleistotake placeattheBrailleHall, NewcastleStreetonJune6. Ifarticlesaretobecalled for,atelephonecalltothe Home,68-2380or24-3418, beforeMay30wouldeffect thepick-up.

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MISSCOLLEENLINDSAY,daughterofMrs.G.LindsayofNannup,who attheCatholicBallwithherpartner,JOHNJAMES.

CeremonyAt St.John's

AdualceremonyofReceptionand ProfessionwasheldattheChapelof St.JohnofGodConvent,Subiaco,last week.Rt.Rev.MonsignorE.Kennedy, V.G.,officiatedandofferedtheMass, assistedbyRev.FDillon,TheoccasionalsermonwaspreachedbytheRev P.Nolan,O.S.M.

PicturedaretheSistersafterthe ceremony.Theyare(lefttoright): SisterM.ClementNorman.Albury, NewSouthWales;SisterM.Anita Quinn,Claremorris,CountyMayo,Ireland;SisterM.CamilleDuffy,Swinford,CountyMayo;SisterM.Pacelli Power,Gurtlag.CountyKilkenny;and SisterM.XavierYeoman,Ballarat, Victoria.

TherrySocietyPractisesFor EntertainmentOfFriends,Relatives

OverfiftymembersattendedtheWorkshopheldat theTherryRoomsonMondaylast.Dramasupervisor AlanTerriecoveredawide rangeoftheatretopicsfrom revuestoheavydrama, Duringhistalksheconcentratedontheaspectsofgettingtoknowthecharacter andportrayingthecharacter throughthemethodsystem.

Excerptswerereadfrom "TheWinslowBoy"and "InheritTheWind,"which willbecastbytheirrespectiveproducers,Michael ThomasonandRosemary Fergusson,onMonday,May 28,togetherwithanexcerpt from"TheTamingofthe Shrew,"whichAlanTerrie willproduce.

Thismeetingwillbean informaloneandgirlsare askedtobringaplatefor supper.Teaorcoffeewillbe provided.

Inapproximatelysix weekstimeTherrieswill entertaintheirparents, friendsandrelativeswith thepresentationofthese threeexcerpts.

Theinterimbalance-sheet fortheCatholicSchools DramaFestivalwasread, butcouldnotbepassedfor acceptanceuntiloutstanding ticketmoneyisreceived.

"ShadowandSubstance," thenextpublicproduceion, isexperiencingaslightsetback,butfortunatelytime isnotpressingtoohard. AdrienneShea,whoisplayinginFranka-Powell's "TheHostage,"hastomiss oneortworehearsals.Paul

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deLano,whoiswiththe A.B.C.,hasaweekofeveningdutyallottedhim,and JaneCrookesundergoesa skinoperationthisweek. Rehearsalswilltakeplace asusualonWednesdayand Thursdaynightsat8p.m. Thefirstbackstagemeeting washeldonWednesdaylast whichmeansthatapproximately28peopleinallare workingtowardsthesuccess,ofthis"Season."

TheTherrySocietymeets eachMondayat7.45p.m.in theTherryRooms,44aPier Street(upstairs)forthe Rosarybeforethecommencementofactivities. Forfurtherinformation pleasering71-4581evenings.

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TWONOVENAS CANBEJOINED

Parishpriestsareinvitedtocombinethe usualNovenainpreparationforthefeastof Pentecostwiththeannualobservanceofthe ChurchUnityOctave.

TheChurchUnityOctave, anoctaveofprayerforthe unificationofdividedChristendom,wasinitiatedbya FatherCouturier,ofLyons, France,in1930.Ithasbeen takenuponaworld-wide scaletogetpeoplepraying forunity.

Theintentionsofthe NovenatotheHolyGhost fromAscensionThursdayto PentecostSundayforthis yearhavebeensuggestedas TheSuccessoftheSecond VaticanCouncilandforthe UnificationofChristendom.

Theprayerusedforthe UnityOctaveisasfollows: Acrossallourbarriersof language,raceandnationality,Uniteus,Jesus.

TheChristianBrothers'AcrossallourmutualignoOldBoysAssociationwillbe ranee,prejudicesandhostiholdingtheirannualGenerallity,Uniteus,Jesus. CommuniononAscensionAcrossallourdifferencesof Thursday,May31,atthethought,outlookandreliTrinityCollegeChapel. giousallegiances,Uniteus, PreacherfortheoccasionJesus. willbeRev.FatherE.Mc-0God,forThygreater BrideofScarborough.At glory,Gathertogetherthe thegatheringafterMasstheseparatedChristians. speakerwillbeMr.F.0God,forthetriumphof Chaney,M.H.R. goodnessandtruth,Gather Confessionswillbeheardtogethertheseparated attheCollegeChapelfrom Christians. 5.30p.m.onwards.TheMass0God,thattheremay willcommenceat6.30p.m. henceforthbeoneflockand 4.4.044141,14,44,....IWO.,41,114.4,0INVIPOIPn 00.4

ChaplainOutlinesSeamen'sNeeds

Seamenfrom11nations wererepresentedatStella Maris('lubforSeafarers lastSundaynight.Among the50-oddmenatasocial runattheApostleshipofthe SeaCentrethereweremen fromHolland,France,Germany,Norway,Spain,Yugoslavia,England,Poland, Ireland,MalayaandHong Kong.

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Thissocialanditsrepresentativegatheringbrought outthetruenatureofthe apostolateofthisofficial Churchogranisation,which hasthecareofmenwho liveatsea.

Sunday,May27,isbeing nationallyobservedasaday toremindeveryoneofthe workoftheApostleshipof theSea.

Aseafarers'club,likethe OneinQueenVictoriaSt., Fremantle,needsseveral thingstofunction.Theyare: Abandofships'visitors,a plentifulsupplyofgood literature,bothsecularand religious,aclubatmosphere oftrueChristiancharityand hospitality,whichdepends onthehostessesandthe Ladies'Auxiliary-andfinallyonthegoodwilland prayersofallpeople.

FatherO'Shea,PortChaplainatFremantle,saysthat heneedsallofthesethings toagreaterdegreethanhe hasthemnow.Theships' visitorscouldhelpinthe contactworkandhostesses andLadies'Auxiliarycould helpoutattheClubitself onsocialeveningsandkeepthe"homefromthesea"as itshouldbe.Healsoappeals foranabundantsupplyof literatureandthosewishing itpickedupcouldring 51958.

Aboveall,heasksfor prayersfromallforthesuccessoftheApostleshipof theSea,notonlyherebut throughouttheworld.

oneShepherd,GathertogethertheseparatedChristians.

0God,toconfoundthepride ofSatanandhisassaults, GathertogethertheseparatedChristians.

OGod,thatpeacemayreign in-theworldatlast,Gather together theseparated Christians.

OGod,forthegreaterjoy oftheheartofThySon, GathertogethertheseparatedChristians.

DUTCHPRIEST

Vygen.

Inaninterviewwith FatherVygenthisweek,it appearedthathismain worryduringhisabsence fromW.A.%vasthatthere wasnotanotherDutch-

CatholicWomen'sLeagueYearly Mass

TheAnnualCommunion ofmemberswilltakeplace atthe5o'clockMassinthe CathedralonSunday.May 27.Allmembersareasked tobeintheirseatsby4.45 p.m.Theyaretoproceed downthemiddleaisleand takeseatsontherightnear tothealtar.

Thecardeveningheldon May16intheCatholic CentreinaidofSt.Charles' Seminarywaswellattended. TheturkeywenttoMrs.E. McAuliffe, 493 Stirling Highway,Cottesloe.

BRANCHMEETINGS

CATHEDRAL-Members areremindedofthemonthly meetingonMonday,May28, at8p.m.intheLegionof MaryRooms.

HIGHGATE.-Members pleasenotechangeofplace fortheJunemeetitng.It willbeheldatthehomeof Mrs.I.Wood,68Chelmsford Road,Mt.Lawley,insteadof Mrs.Slattery's.TheState President,Mrs.R.S.Jolley, hasreturnedfromSouth Australia,wheresheattendedtheBiennialConference ofTheTravellers'Aid Society.Onherwayover

shestayedovernightatKalgoorlie,whereshewasentertained of theKalgoorlieBranchand ladiesfromtheBoulder parish.FatherHealy',Adm., welcomedMrs.Jolleyand saidhowpleasedtheyall weretohavetheStatePresidentvisitthem.

speakingpriesttotakehis place. FatherVygenhaduseda monthlymagazineprinted inDutchasoneofthe meansofcontactingthe CatholicsofDutchextractionwhocametoWestern Australia.Unfortunitely,it wasnotabletobeprinted lastmonthandthusFather Vygenwasnotabletoinformthegreatmajorityof hisdeparture. HehastakenthisopportunityoftellingtheCatholicsforwhomhewasresponsiblethathehopesto returntoWestAustraliabeforeChristmas.Inthemeantime,heishopefulandconfidentthathisscattered peoplewillkeepinconstant touchwiththeirlocalparish andtakepartinitsactivities.

FatherVygen'saddress inHollandwillbeThe RedemptoristMonastory, Keizersgracht218AmsterdamCentrumHolland.

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OliviaMariaTaglioferriandTeresioScherini,bothofPerth,picturedaftertheirmarriageofSt.FrancisXavier's,EastPerth. FatherW.Foleyofficiated.

PicturedbeforetheirmarriageatSt.Mary'sChurch,Coolgardie, oreBETHandJACQUELINEWRIGHT,withbridesmaidsShirley Marshall,GlenyseMagor,JaniseLittlewoodandflowergirls NormaPowellandColleenArmstrong.Thebridesarethe daughtersofMr.andMrs.J.T.WrightofCoolgardie.

MARAGARBUIOandGUIDOPARRI,both ofPerth,weremarriedatSt.Mary'sCathedralonSaturday.Thecouplearehere picturedaftertheceremonywiththebride's attendantsLilaBavera,LauraParri,ArmandoMadaschi,andflowergirlRosanna Mori.

H.P.OorschotBuilders

Mr.andMrs.THOMASSHOREoutside St.Mary'sCathedralaftertheirwedding therelastSaturday.Thebridewasthe formerVIOLETTHOMPSONofMarmion. ThegroomisfromOsbornePark.Rev.J. Depiozziofficiatedattheweddingand celebratedtheNuptialMasswhichfollowed.

Mr.

St.Columba'sChurch,Bayswater,after theirmarriagethereonApril28.Thebride wasformerlyKATHLEENRHODESof Bayswater.Rev.J.Russellofficiatedat theceremonyandtheNuptialMasswhich followed. -Phi.toJohnWhittleld-King.

DOMINICANHIGHSCHOOL,DOUBLEVIEW

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THEFIRSToftwostagesofbuildingwascompletedlastweekwhen HisGracetheArchbishopblessedandopenedSiena,thenewHigh SchoolforGirlstobeconductedbytheDominicanSisters.

Theschool,whichcos £38.000furnished,will eventuallyaccommodate300 Ridsandwillservethe NorthandSouthDoubleview,Scarboroughand WembleyDownsareas.

Thisschoolandits plannedextensionwillgive, alongwiththerecently openedBrigidineschoolin Wembley,reasonablecoverageofCatholicgirls'schools intheNorthSuburbanarea.

Intheschool,designedby SummerhayesandAssociatesandbuiltbyBrenton BuildingsPty.Ltd.,there aresixclassrooms,including adomesticscienceroomand asciencelaboratory.Intwo

storeyswithalargeinternal passageway,theclassrooms onthegroundflooropen fromonesideandtoilet facilitiesandanofficefrom theother.Classroomsform theentirefirstfloor.

Twooftheclassroomson thegroundfloorcanbe joinedbyopeningaconcertinawall.Thiswillbe usedasanassemblyroom astheoccasionwarrants.

Thedomesticscienceroom onthefirstfloorhasallthe facilitiesofamodernkitchen.Ironingboardsslide outfrompanelsbeneath wallbenches.

Thetiledfloorshouldcut noisetoaminimum.

Adequatethoughthas beengiventolighting,with advantagebeingtakenof largewindowswithhoppertypeopenings.

Eachclassroomhasa walk-incupboard,asmall roomwithshelvesforstoringallthingsbelongingto theclassroom.Eachdesk, singleonesexceptforone classroom,hasalaminextop.

Thegroundsoftheschool areatthemomentmostly bush,exceptimmediatelyat therearofthepresentblock tenniscourtsarereadyfor sealing:Thethreecourts willalsobemarkedoutfor basketball.

ThemainentrancetotheDominicanhighschool forgirls,Doubleview,willserveas anentranceto bothfloors.

Builtonahigher levelthantheground floor-accordingto theslopeoftheland -studentscanreach eitherfloorbyashort setofstairs,thenceto thewideinternalcorridors.

Theentranceiscompletelyglassedinand willprovideanattractiveentry.Access tothegroundflooris alsoobtainedfroma doorwayonthe southernsideofthe building. Thebuildingisof brickthroughoutwith structuralsteelwork. Thedesignhasbeen completedwithan eyetoprovidingall modernfacilitiesin schoolarchitecture andcloakroomand washingarrangements arewelluptostandard.

Thanks THEDOMINICANSISTERS wanttosayaveryheartfelt thankstoallthosewho assistedinmakingtheday oftheopeningoftheirnew sch)01suchasuccess.To thetirelessworkerswho hell.edtogeteverything ready,theyareespecially grateful.

WELSHPOOL

UPPER:THEDOMESTICSCIENCEROOM.LOWER:ONEOFTHECLASSROOMS.

Thursday,May24,1962

THEFREECONCERTEXCELS:

ExcursionsIntoTheUnusual

APROGRAMMEwhichincludesnofewerthanthreefirstperformancesinWestern Australiashowsverypraiseworthyinitiativeinplanning.TheeveningoftheSubscription ConcertbeganwithGinastera'sOverturetotheCreole"Faust."GinasteraisanArgentine composerwhoutilisesthefolkmusicoftheArgentineasabaseforanationalisticschool ofmusic.Havingheardfourorfiveofhisworks,mostlyonrecords,wasstruckbytheir tritenessandthisrichlyorchestratedingenioustrifleisoneofthemosttrite.

Towaituntil1962forthe firstperformanceofaHaydn symphonyisnotquiteso shatteringlyshamefulasit mightappear,fortheD MinorSymphony(No.80) wasonlydiscoveredinthe thirties.Alithesame,await ofaquarterofacenturyt3 hearitisasadcommentary onourmusicaltaste.Havingpaidourdebttothe ' genialJoseph,herewarded uswithaperfectgem;in 'la'contrasttotheothercomposersoftheevening,who usedvastorchestralresources-toachievevery ;little,Haydn,stoletheshow withatinyorchestraof strings,oneflute,twooboes, twobassoonsandtwohorns. Apartfromaratherlanguid slowmovement,theorchestraplayeditwell.

Thegreatestapplauseof theeveningcamefora groupofthreeItalianopeRaticariassungbyCamilla Williams,whoselovelypersonalitywasmatchedbyher singing.Herthirdaria, "Fors'elui,"Violett4aria fromActIof"LaTraviata," waspal-ticularlyheartwarmingandhadasuperborchestralbacking. Thelatterhalfofthe eveningwas,tosomeextent, ananti-climax.Neither

"BrazilianImpressions,"a richlyorchestratedtravel brochurebyRespighi,nor RichardStrauss'stonepoem "DeathandTransfiguration" hasanygreatmusicalqualitiessavemusicalcolour.The performanceoftheStrauss, however,wasverygoodindeedandahappyaugury fortheforthcomingseason.

Thereisanoldsongwhich claimsthatthebestthings inlifearefree,adictum whichistruerthanourcommercialagewouldallow. Onethingissure-thatas farasmusicisconcerned, thebestmusicinPerthIS free.Fromtimetotime,the PerthSinfionettagivesa freeconcertintheBasil KirkeStudioattheA.B.C. whichistheonlyconcert hallinPerthdesignedto havegoodacoustics.I stronglyadvisereadersto watchforannouncementsof theseperformancesand makesuretheydon'tmiss them. ThePerthSinfionettaisa chamberorchestracomposed ofsomeoftheleadingstring playersoftheW.A.SymphonyOrchestra.Ithasfour firstviolins,threesecond violins,twoviolas,two

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cellosandabass.Itsvery ableconductorisVernon Williamsanditsleaderis GrahamWood.Theacousticsofthestudio,combined withitsintimacy,givegloriouslypurestringtones;on theotherhand,anyfaulty playingcannotbesmothered bytheweightoftheother players,asinabigorchestra.

Therearemanyingredientswhichmaketheseconcertsthemostenjoyablein Perth.-Theplayersobviously likeplayinginasmallensemble,theaudienceissmall andintimate,VernonWilliams'introductorycommentsoneachpiecearebeguilingly*informal,each programmeshowsgreat varietyandisuniformonly intheintrinsicmeritofthe individualitems.

TheconcertlastMonday .4,000,11.

nightwasremarkablefor excursionsintotheunusual. Overtheyears,Ihaveheardagreatdealofmusic,yet,to thebestofmyrecollection, theonlypieceswhichIhad heardbeforewere"Dargason,"fromtheSt.Paul's SuitebyHoist,andtheencore,Bach'sAiron-theG String.

Inaprogrammewhich rangedfromGeminianito MargaretSutherland,the twolongestworkswerethe mostoutstanding-aConcertinaforPianoand StringsbyGibbsanda SerenadeforStringsbyDag Wiren.Theformerwasa lightweightromanticconcerto,playedbrilliantlyby VernonWilliamsatthe piano;thelatterhadalittle moretoitandtheperformancewaspositivelyscintillating.

ADJUDICATOR'S OBSERVATIONS

ByS.VINCENT

AsoneoftheadjudicatorsoftheDramaFestival, thereareoneortwothingsthatstruckmerather forcibly.

AstheFestivalproceeded, Icouldnothelpbeingpossessedbythegratifying convictionthatthiswasno humdrumpresentationof poor-qualityplays.The schoolstookthisfestival seriouslyand,afterall,this istheonlyattitudetoadopt inapproachingtheartof acting.Theresultwassome gooddrama,whichremindedmeofaremarkbyJohn Fernald,Directorofthe 11751AcademyofDramatic Art,whenhewasaajudieatingafestivalinBritain. Hesaid,"Theatreisgood fun,soletushavesome goodfun;butforgoodness sake,letushavesomegood theatre."TherecentFestivalwas"goodtheatre."

Whenitisrealisedthat about17vohundredactors andonehundredbackstage workerscombinedinthis achievementof"gOod theatre,"Icouldnotescape theconviction,againwith gratification,that,herewe haveavaluablecontribution inthefieldofculturalenterprise.Inotherwords,here isanimportantanddesir-

ableelementinthiscountry's"NationalTheatre."

Thesignificanceofall thismustbeconsidered againsttheproblemof futurefestivals.Wheredo wegofromhere?Inwhat waycantheFestivalbe improved? Itisobvious,ofcourse, thattheFestivalrequiresa properlyequippedstagefor thepresentationofdrama. ThefacilitiesattheAssemblyHall(apparentlythe bestthatPerthcanoffer) areprimitiveandentirely inadequate.Asanadjudicator,Iwaswellawareof thisproblemandofthedepressingfactthattheproducers,actorsandtechnicianscouldnotdothemselvesfulljustice.Their hardwork,theirenthusiasm andtheirartistictalentdeservesomethingbetterthan this.Icannotavoidthedepressingthoughtthatfuture festivalscanneverbeexpectedtoattainhigher standardsiftheyareobliged topresenttheirplaysin suchimpossibleconditions.

MOZART:HornC)ncertos

2and4.NotturnoforFour OrchestrasK286.HAYDN: TrumpetConcerto.Decca, 57/6.

Forthosewhowantto pickupagreatdealof minorMozartandalittle worthwhileHaydn,thisdisc isanexcellentsupplement totheearlierDeccawhich gavetheClarinetConcerto andtheFirstandThird Concertos.Thatdiscgavea superbperformance-ofthe ClarinetConcerto(dePeyer withtheL.S.O.)andthetwo besthornconcertos.Here nowarctheothertwowith thesamesoloist(Barry Tuckwell)andthesame orchestra(L.S.0.),excellentlydone. TheNotturnoisadivertimentowithfourorchestras, eachofstringswithtwo horns,playingtagwithecho effects.Ajollylittlepiece ofentertainmentmusic,it isexquisitelyplayedbythe L.S.O.underPeterMaag. Haydn'sTrumpetConcerto ismoreorlessafill-up;the soloistisLonginottiandthe orchestraistheSuisseRomandeunderAnsermet.The firstmovementissluggish, whichisthelastwayin whichthismostsprightlyof concertosshouldbeplayed, buttherestisfairenough.

BEETHOVEN:ThirdSymphony("Eroica").ParliamentStereo,35/-.

TheCzechPhilharmonic underMatacicgivenomore thanareasonableperformanceofthismuch-recorded symphony.Asthisisakey workinthe-repertory,Most readerswillwantnothing butthebest-whichiseither Klemperer,ifyoupreferthe ratherheavyGermanstyle ofplayingBeethoven,or BrunoWalter.Thisdiscis nothingmorethanarun-ofthe-millcheapdisc.

RACHMANINOFF:Piano ConcertoNo.2.Parliament,30/-.

Everynowandthena cheapdiscappearswhichis notmerelyasgoodasthe full-pricecompetitionbut betterthanmost.Therewas GinaBachauer'sGriegConcertoafortnightago,and nowwehavenolessapersonthanSviatoslavRichter, oneofthehalf-dozenorso pianistswhoareclaimedto bethegreatestintheworld. TheorchestraistheLeningradPhilharmonic.Onthe whole,Sovietorchestrasare

Thesecondproblemthat relatestotheimprovement offuturestandardsliesin thetechniqueofstageproduction.Thereis,ofcourse, nothingnewaboutthisobservation. Alittlemore knowledgeofthepitfallsof productionwouldhaveimprovedeventhebestofthe plays.Whycannotthisinstructionbeprovided?There isnothinguniqueaboutthis. Itisbeingprovidedin schoolsallovertheworld. Itwouldnoteveninvolve theexpenditureoflarge sumsofmoney.Afterall, mostofourschoolsprovide tennisandfootballcoaches thatarehighlyqualified! Stageproductionisafascinatingstudy,anditdoes seemtomethatthereexists intheparticipatingschools boththeenthusiasmandthe demandformoreknowledge inthetechniqueofstage productionandpresentation. Here,then,Isuggestare twowaysinwhichfuture festivalscouldbeimproved -theprovisionofareasonablyequippedstage,anda littlemoreinstructionto producersintheirdifficult andfascinatingart. Surelythechallengeby thetwohundredyoungartistsandtheirenthusiastic backstagetechnicianscannotnowbeignored!

notuptothetoprankWesternquality,butthisperformanceissuperband Richterisindescribably wonderful.Thebargainof theyear-don'tmissit.

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV:Tear SaltanSuite.Russian EasterFestival.May NightOverture.Decca. Stereo,57/6. Themonauralversion cameoutabouttwoyears ago.Therichorchestral colourisbroughtouttothe fullbytherecordingand thisisjustthesortofmusic whichAnsermetandthe SuisseRomandedosowell. Rimsky-Korsakovisdecried fromtimetotimeforhaving littlemoretohimthanvivid colour.Itistruethat "Scheherazade"a1yeays seemsabouttenminutestoo longandhismusicwould notyieldmuchmoreonrepeatedhearing(asthemusic ofBeethovenandMozart, forexample,certainlydoes), butallthesametheTsar SaltanSuiteandtheEaster Musicareverylovely.

RAVEL:DaphnisandChloe. Alborado-deGracioso.Le TombeaudeCouperin. ValsesNobleetSentimentales.Decca,57/6.

Whatanastounding amountofRaveltobe packedononedisc!The DaphnisandChloeisthe shorterNo.2Suite,of course,but,evenso,thisis excellentvalue.Ansermet andtheSuisseRomandeare excellentinterpretersof RavelandIcanrecommend thisdiscthoroughly.

BEETHOVEN:FirstSymphony.MOZART:"Linz" Symphony.AceofClubs, 39/6.

InbothcasestheorchestraistheViennaP.O.with Schurichtconductinganindifferentperformanceofthe BeethovenandBohmgiving usaslightlybetterversion ofthe"Linz."Evenallowingforthecheapprice,I feelthattherearemany betterversionsofeither.

BESTOFBALLET.Westminster,55/-.

Ifyoudon'twantalotof balletinyourcollection,this cross-sectionofDelibes, AdamandChopinbythe ViennaStateOperaOrchestramayappeal.Thereare selectionsfrom"Coppelia," "Sylvia,""Naila,""LesSylphides"andGiselle.

THEFREECONCERTEXCELS:

ExcursionsIntoTheUnusual

APROGRAMMEwhichincludesnofewerthanthreefirstperformancesinWestern Australiashowsverypraiseworthyinitiativeinplanning.TheeveningoftheSubscription ConcertbeganwithGinastera'sOverturetotheCreole"Faust."GinasteraisanArgentine composerwhoutilisesthefolkmusicoftheArgentineasabaseforanationalisticschool ofmusic.Havingheardfourorfiveofhisworks,mostlyonrecords, Iwasstruckbytheir tritenessandthisrichlyorchestratedingenioustrifleisoneofthemosttrite.

Towaituntil1962forthe firstperformanceofaHaydn symphonyisnotquiteso shatteringlyshamefulasit mightappear,fortheD MinorSymphony(No.80) wasonlydiscoveredinthe thirties.Alithesame,await ofaquarterofacenturyto hearitisasadcommentary onourmusicaltaste.Havingpaidourdebttothe genialJoseph,herewarded uswithaperfectgem;in contrasttotheothercomposersoftheevening,who usedvastorchestralresourcestoachievevery {little,Haydn,stoletheshow withatinyorchestraof strings,oneflute,twooboes, twobassoonsandtwohorns. Apartfromaratherlanguid slowmovement,theorchestraplayeditwell.

Thegreatestapplauseof theeveningcamefora groupofthreeItalianoperaticariassungbyCamilla Williams,whoselovelypersonalitywasmatchedbyher singing.Herthirdaria, "Fors'elui,"Violetta4saria fromActIof"LaTraviata," waspal'ticularlyheartwarmingandhadasuperborchestralbacking. Thelatterhalfofthe eveningwas,tosomeextent, ananti-climax.Neither

"BrazilianImpressions,"a richlyorchestratedtravel brochurebyRespighi,nor RichardStrauss'stonepoem "DeathandTransfiguration" hasanygreatmusicalqualitiessavemusicalcolour.The performanceoftheStrauss, however,wasverygoodindeedandahappyaugury fortheforthcomingseason.

Thereisanoldsongwhich claimsthatthebestthings inlifearefree,adictum whichistruerthanourcommercialagewouldallow. Onethingissure-thatas farasmusicisconcerned, thebestmusicinPerthIS free.Fromtimetotime,the PerthSinfionettagivesa freeconcertintheBasil KirkeStudioattheA.B.C. whichistheonlyconcert hallinPerthdesignedto havegoodacoustics.I stronglyadvisereadersto watchforannouncementsof theseperformancesand makesuretheydon'tmiss them. ThePerthSinfionettaisa chamberorchestracomposed ofsomeoftheleadingstring playersoftheW.A.SymphonyOrchestra.Ithasfour firstviolins,threesecond violins,twoviolas,two

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cellosandabass.Itsvery ableconductorisVernon Williamsanditsleaderis GrahamWood.Theacousticsofthestudio,combined withitsintimacy,givegloriouslypurestringtones;on theotherhand,anyfaulty playingcannotbesmothered bytheweightoftheother players,asinabigorchestra.

Therearemanyingredientswhichmaketheseconcertsthemostenjoyablein Perth.-Theplayersobviously likeplayinginasmallensemble,theaudienceissmall andintiniSte,VernonWilliams'introductorycommentsoneachpiecearebeguilinglyinformal,each programmeshowsgreat varietyandisuniformonly intheintrinsicmeritofthe individualitems.

TheconcertlastMonday

nightwasremarkablefor excursionsintotheunusual. Overtheyears,Ihaveheardagreatdealofmusic,yet,to thebestofmyrecollection, theonlypieceswhichIhad heardbeforewere"Dargason,"fromtheSt.Paul's SuitebyHoist,andtheencore,Bach'sAiron-theG String. Inaprogrammewhich rangedfromGeminianito MargaretSutherland,the twolongestworkswerethe mostoutstanding-aConcertinaforPianoand StringsbyGibbsanda SerenadeforStringsbyDag Wiren.Theformerwasa lightweightromanticconcerto,playedbrilliantlyby VernonWilliamsatthe piano;thelatterhadalittle moretoitandtheperformancewaspositivelyscintillating.

ADJUDICATOR'S OBSERVATIONS

ByS.VINCENT

AsoneoftheadjudicatorsoftheDramaFestival, thereareoneortwothingsthatstruckmerather forcibly.

AstheFestivalproceeded, Icouldnothelpbeingpossessedbythegratifying convictionthatthiswasno humdrumpresentationof poor-qualityplays.The schoolstookthisfestival seriouslyand,afterall,this istheonlyattitudetoadopt inapproachingtheartof acting.Theresultwassome gooddrama,whichremindedmeofaremarkbyJohn Fernald,Directororthe rtzliAcademyofDramatic Art,whenhewasadjudicatingafestivalinBritain. Hesaid,"Theatreisgood fun,soletushavesome goodfun;butforgoodness sake,letushavesomegood theatre:"TherecentFestivalwas"goodtheatre."

When'itisrealisedthat about"r\-ohundredactors andonehundredbackstage workerscombinedinthis achievementof"gOod theatre,"Icouldnotescape theconviction,againwith gratification,that,herewe haveavaluablecontribution inthefieldofculturalenterprise.Inotherwords,here isanimportantanddesir-

MOZART:HornConcertos

2and4.NotturnoforFour OrchestrasK286.HAYDN: Trumpet'Concerto.Decca, 57/6. Forthosewhowantto pickupagreatdealof minorMozartandalittle worthwhileHaydn,thisdisc isanexcellentsupplement totheearlierDeccawhich gavetheClarinetConcerto andtheFirstandThird Concertos.Thatdiscgavea superbperformance-ofthe ClarinetConcerto(dePeyer withtheL.S.O.)andthetwo besthornconcertos.Here nowaretheothertwowith thesamesoloist(Barry Tuckwell)andthesame orchestra(L.S.O.),excellentlydone.

TheNotturnoisadivertimentowithfourorchestras, eachofstringswithtwo horns,playingtagwithecho effects.Ajollylittlepiece ofentertainmentmusic,it isexquisitelyplayedbythe L.S.O.underPeterMaag. Haydn'sTrumpetConcerto ismoreorlessafill-up;the soloistisLonginotti-andthe orchestraistheSuisseRomandeunderAnsermet.The firstmovementissluggish, whichisthelastwayin whichthismostsprightlyof concertosshouldbeplayed, buttherestisfairenough.

BEETHOVEN:ThirdSymphony("Eroica").ParliamentStereo,35/-.

ableelementinthiscountry's"NationalTheatre." Thesignificanceofall thismustbeconsidered againsttheproblemof futurefestivals.Wheredo wegofromhere?Inwhat waycantheFestivalbe improved? Itisobvious,ofcourse, thattheFestivalrequiresa properlyequippedstagefor thepresentationofdrama. ThefacilitiesattheAssemblyHall(apparentlythe bestthatPerthcanoffer) areprimitiveandentirely inadequate.Asanadjudicator,Iwaswellawareof thisproblemandofthedepressingfactthattheproducers,actorsandtechnicianscouldnotdothemselvesfulljustice.Their hardwork,theirenthusiasm andtheirartistictalentdeservesomethingbetterthan this.Icannotavoidthedepressingthoughtthatfuture festivalscanneverbeexpectedtoattainhigher standardsiftheyareobliged topresenttheirplaysin suchimpossibleconditions. Thesecondproblemthat relatestotheimprovement offuturestandardsliesin thetechniqueofstageproduction.Thereis,ofcourse, nothingnewaboutthisobservation. Alittlemore knowledgeofthepitfallsof productionwouldhaveimprovedeventhebestofthe plays.Whycannotthisinstructionbeprovided?There isnothinguniqueaboutthis. Itisbeingprovidedin schoolsallovertheworld. Itwouldnoteveninvolve theexpenditureoflarge sumsofmoney.Afterall, mostofourschoolsprovide tennisandfootballcoaches thatarehighlyqualified! Stageproductionisafascinatingstudy,anditdoes seemtomethatthereexists intheparticipatingschools boththeenthusiasmandthe demandformoreknowledge inthetechniqueofstage productionandpresentation. Here,then,Isuggestare twowaysinwhichfuture festivalscouldbeimproved -theprovisionofareasonablyequippedstage,anda littlemoreinstructionto producersintheirdifficult andfascinatingart. Surelythechallengeby thetwohundredyoungartistsandtheirenthusiastic backstagetechnicianscannotnowbeignored!

TheCzechPhilharmonic underMatacicgivenomore thanareasonableperformanceofthismuch-recorded symphony.Asthisisakey workinthe-repertory,Most readerswillwantnothing butthebest-whichiseither Klemperer,ifyoupreferthe ratherheavyGermanstyle ofplayingBeethoven,or BrunoWalter.Thisdiscis nothingmorethanarun-ofthe-millcheapdisc.

RACHMANINOFF:Piano ConcertoNo.2.Parliament,30/-.

Everynowandthena cheapdiscappearswhichis notmerelyasgoodasthe full-pricecompetitionbut betterthanmost.Therewas GinaBachauer'sGriegConcertoafortnightago,and nowwehavenolessapersonthanSviatoslavRichter, oneofthehalf-dozenorso pianistswhoareclaimedto bethegreatestintheworld. TheorchestraistheLeningradPhilharmonic.Onthe whole,Sovietorchestrasare

notup-tothetoprankWesternquality,butthisperformanceissuperband Richterisindescribably wonderful.Thebargainof theyear-don'tmissit.

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV:Tsar SalimSuite.Russian EasterFestival.May NightOverture.Deers Stereo,57/6.

Themonauralversion cameoutabouttwoyears ago.Therichorchestral colourisbroughtouttothe fullbytherecordingand thisisjustthesortofmusic whichAnsermetandthe SuisseRomandedosowell. Rimsky-Korsakovisdecried fromtimetotimeforhaving littlemoretohimthanvivid colour.Itistruethat "Scheherazade"always seemsabouttenminutestoo longandhismusicwould notyieldmuchmoreonrepeatedhearing(asthemusic ofBeethovenandMozart, forexample,certainlydoes), butallthesametheTsar SaltanSuiteandtheEaster Musicareverylovely.

RAVEL:DaphnisandChloe. Alborado-deGracioso.Le TombeaudeCouperin. ValuesNobleetSentimen. tales.Decca,57/6. Whatanastounding amountofRaveltobe packedononedisc!The DaphnisandChloeisthe shorterNo.2Suite,of course,but,evenso,thisis excellentvalue.Ansermet andtheSuisseRomandeare excellentinterpretersof RavelandIcanrecommend thisdiscthoroughly.

BEETHOVEN:FirstSymphony.MOZART:"Linz" Symphony.AceofClubs, 39/6. InbothcasestheorchestraistheViennaP.O.with Schurichtconductinganindifferentperformanceofthe BeethovenandBohmgiving usaslightlybetterversion ofthe"Linz."Evenallowingforthecheapprice,I feelthattherearemany betterversionsofeither.

BESTOFBALLET.Westminster,55/-. Ifyoudon'twantalotof balletinyourcollection,this cross-sectionofDelibes, AdamandChopinbythe ViennaStateOperaOrchestramayappeal.Thereare selectionsfrom"Coppelia," "Sylvia,""Nails,""LesSylphides"andGiselle.

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TURF TOPICS

ByTHEHAWK

EDGARMEARESCUP

Ingoodweatherafair crowdsawALLINDIA turnthetablesonCHUEN inthiSevent.Whilethe honoursmustgotothe winner,thesecondhorse CHUENwasalittleunlucky ashehadtobecheckedat thesix,droppingbackto thirdlastandyetagain atthethree.Hegotanice runontheinsideofALL INDIAattheturn,butthe mishapsthentoldandhe juststruggledonintherun home.

HIGHCHANNELfinished onwelltorunthirdwhile wellbackedHAPPYMINX faileddismally,finishingat therearofthefield.The fourthhorseELSEMARI rananiceracewhichwas evidentlyexpectedassomeonedidnotforgettoback himandhispriceshortened 10pointslateinthebetting. Morewillbeheardofthis geldinginthenearfuture. The Governor-General whowasonhisfirstofticial visittothisStatepresented thetrophies.Hiseasymannerandthenicewayhe passedonafavourablereportonhiswife'shealth seemedtogooverwellwith theonlookers.Allheard whatwassaidwhenowner happyDonCoverleystepped forwardtoreceivethewinner'strophy,butwhenthe "GUV"halfturnedtomake thepresentationtothe jockey,thepoorpaying guestsliningthemounting yardfencecouldnotheara word.Surelysomeonein authoritycouldhavesmartlycarriedthemiketowithinrange.

COPPERMINE

Thosewhosupportedthis coltlastSaturdaywhen DIXIELOUbeathimin CunderdinHandicapare stronglyadvisedtofollow himagain.Cleverridingon Treen'spartenabledDIXIE LOUtoslowthefielddown intheearlystages.Had

COPPERMINE'Srider

GEYERadoptedtactics similartothoseusedsuccessfullybyDENISGATES thepreviousweekhewould havehadthecoltmuch closertotheleaderandthe positionscouldhavebeen reversed.Watchhimprove theformwrong.

ABOUTJOCKEYS

WhileFRANKMOORE, ourleadingrider'seffortto takeoffweighttoride NARDYBOYinthefirst eventatAscotonSaturday failed,itmightbewellto rememberthathewillbe fanciedinasimilarracein thenearfuture.NardyBoy didnotgoaround,buthis stablemateSANVINOdid andinrunningseconddrew attentiontofutureprospects.

FRANKTREENcontinues tokickthemhomeandwith anounceofluckhecould havelandedfourinsteadof thethreewinningrideshe hadonSaturday.With44 wins,henowgoesintosecondplaceforthejockeys' premiership.Althoughstill 11winsbehindleadingrider F.MOORE,hehasonlyto keepuphispresentform, andhehastwomonthsto go,tohaveagoodchance oftoppingthelist.

Fullmarksmustbegiven Treenforhishandlingof lastwinnerDON'SHOPE. True,hesetthehorseahard taskinaskinghimtolead

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nearlyalltheway,butwhen neartheposthefoundhe was"dying,"hethrewall hehadathimandhejust fellin.Astridepastthe postCAMBANAwasin front.Itwascleverriding. Don'sHopeshouldwin again.HOWtruewerethe wordsofNORMCOOMBE, whenpriortotheCupon Saturdayhestatedthat CHUENwouldhavetodo everythingrighttobeat himonALLINDIA.He rodethewinnerinfirst-class style.Hewastedhardto rideYARNERsecondinthe RockwellHandicap,but couldnotmakethe7-13. Hisknowledgeofthegelding,onwhomhewonrecently,plushisvigourcould havemadetfiedifferencein thetightfinish.

Thethoughtsandsympathyofracegoersgoto JOHNNYMILLER(jockey) andJIMZINNECKER (trainer)forthelossof membersoftheirfamilies inatragiccaraccident whichoccurredlastThursdayafternoon.

Severalhundredpeople attendedthedoublefuneral ofthevictimsatFremantle CemeterylastMonday.All sectionsofRacingwererepresented.

NULLANORA

This3-y-ofillygavea classy onSaturdaywhenshewonthe AdvanceHandicapineasy fashion,infactshewas nevergoingtolose.Those intheknowsmartlysnapped thelittleevenmoneyoffered,andthepricehardened totake2-1.

TrainerBOBBURNShas onlytocontinuetoentice hertoeat(shehasbeena baddoer),andmuchmore willbeheardofher.

WORTHWHILEHINT TIMES

HOWmuchimportance shouldbeplacedonthe timesrecordedbyhorsesin winningraces?Nowthis couldreallystartsomething, butmanyhandicappers throughoutAustraliaand thewritersayverylittle.

Ourmainreasoningis thattoomanyvariables, suchasstateoftrack(going),thewayaraceisrun, directionandstrengthof wind,etc.,preventtimes frombecomingareliable yardstick.

Intracktrialsandgallops itisperhapsalittledifferent.Ahorseputtingup bettertimes(alwaysprovidingconditionswerecomparablewiththosewhen lastclocked)canindicate improvement.However,performanceinaracehas provedthemorereliable guide.

Someyearsago.atFlemington,ahorsecarryingthe minimum(9.0)wonatwomilehurdleraceputtingup aworldrecord.Hewas saddledupaweeklaterin asimilarevent,withonly afewpoundsmoretocarry, andcoulddonobetterthan runthird.

Hisrideronbothoccasionsassuredme,andhe wasemphatic,thatthehorse wentbetterandfasterwhen heranthirdthanwhenhe won.Afterall,clocksare justmechanicalpiecesof work.Performancebefore timesforthisscribe.

dComo30-25;St. Clare'sdSouthPerth28-20; FremantledSubiaco33-9; ManningParkdEastVictoriaPark35-18.

FairestandBest:J.Haywood,M.Duggan,M. Jonker,P.Ramsay.

B1Grade:NorthDoubleviewdShentonPark19-17; OsborneParkdFloreat Park 18-11;Scarborough BrowndVictoriaPark3320. FairestandBest:V.Duffy, I.Breadsell,K.O'Hanlon.

B2Grade:PalmyraGold dEastVictoriaPark31-20:

WestPerthdHiltonPark 29-19;HighgatedBeaconsfield 39-23;Fremantled Claremont28-11.

FairestandBest:S.McCarthy,C.Edwards,V.Motteram,A.James.

B3Grade:Palmyrad ManningPark31-3;ScarboroughGreendMosman Park39-20;Applecrossd Leederville27-26.

FairestandBest:L.Reynolds,J.McCaffrey,

Bignell.

NewTrainingProgramme; ForC.B.C.HockeyTeam

ImprovedtrainingmethodsshouldprovebeneficialtoC.B.C. hockeyplayersthisseason.PhysicaltrainingcoachHarryDuncan hasbegunanintensivefitnesscampaignandintro-clubteamshave beenselectedtocompeteonalternateSundaymornings.

HarryDuncanbeganthehardworkattraining.Last trainingprogrammefourSaturday'sAlmatchtested weeksago.Alreadyplayersallplayersandtheyfound arefeelingthebenefitofthetheyhadtheabilityto

FinalDefeatReversed

HIGHGATE6-3 EASTERNSUBURBS4-4 INAhecticlastquarter,Highgatehungonto aslenderleadandsorevengedthemselvesof lostyear'sGrandFinaldefeat.

Intheopeningminutes

Highgate,showinggood teamwork,wentforwardto scoretwogoalsbeforethe nonplussedEasternSuburbs sidecouldretaliate.HoweverEasternSuburbswere nottobedenied,andwith ruggedfootballtheywent intotheattacktogoal.

P.Harrisflashedintothe picturetotakeaheady markandhelpEastern Suburbsfurtherreducethe lead. Theplaybecameforceful, withplayersgoingforthe ballwithdeterminationthat wasattimesfrightening.

J.McNamarawasmaking strongclearancesfromthe half-backlineand,,asa verydamagingplayerfor Highgate.

Inthethirdquarter, EasternSuburbsgaineda

goodholdonthegamewhen theyheldHighgatetoonly onegoalandkickedone themselvestobeonlyfive pointsdownatthreequarter time,andthewindintheir favourinthelastquarter.

However,Highgate,showingfiercedeterminationin theirbackline,played stronglyforthewhole quarterandwonby 11 points.

BestplayerswereA.McIntosh,J.McNamaraandJ. CarmignaniforHighgate; T.Farrell,B.McMahonand B.WaltonforEastern Suburbs.

PALMYRA 10-19

SCARBOROUGH 2-1

Palmyra,playingmoreas ateamthanScarboroughDoubleview,ranoutcornfortablewinnersofagame

HowTheyStand

Highgate

Fremantle

EasternSuburbs

Palmyra

Applecross-Como

BedfordPark

OsbornePark

EastVictoriaPark

Leederville

Subiaco-ShentonPark

EastPerth

Scarborough-Doubleview

playedinverywindyconditions.

Bothteamsplayedbetter againstthebreezethanwith it. InthefirstquarterPalmyrascoredonegoalseven pointstoScarboroughDoubleview'ssolitarypoint.

Inthesecondquarter Scarboroughfailedtoscore asPalmyra'sbackplayed intelligentfootball. Asthegameprogressed, Palmyragraduallyopened upacommandinglead-but theirforwardswereofftargetandpointsonlyresulted. Theirwinningmarginwas 11goals.

Bestplayerswere:Palmyra-R.Green,T.Nee.shamandF.Ellis;Scarborough-Doubleview-F. olreavy,K.DaviesandE. Chidlows.

EastVictoriaPark4-4defeatedSubiaconil.

finishonharddespitewhat appearedtobeoverwhelmingodds.

Theintra-clubmatches shouldproveinteresting. fourteamswereselected andeachcontainsplayers fromthefourcompetition grades.Thiswillmakethe matchesevenandenable lessexperiencedplayersto competewithtopgrades players.

ThreeofthefourC.B.C. teamscompetedinfixtures lastweekendandnonewas defeated.Twodrewmatches andtheotherteamwon.

Initshardestmatchto datetheAlsidedrew2-2 withadeterminedPerth side.TheC.B.C.sidewas heldscorelessuntil.-eight minutesbeforetheend, whentwogoalswerescored inoneminute.

Thepressurewasonfrom thebeginning,buttheC.B.C. defendersdidwelltokeepgr. thescoredownto1-0at half-time.Twopenalty flickswereawardedagainst, C.B.C.inthefirsthalf. GoalkeeperPatKirwandefendedthefirstsafely,but wasunabletostopthesecond. Earlyinthesecondhalf Perthscoredagainandap(ContinuedonBackPage)

RADIO REPLIES.

Bythe Rev.Dr.Rumble M.S.C.

PARTISANNEWSREPORTS

S.M.M.,Sydney:Judgingfromreports,Ihavebeenthinkingofthe miseriesofthepeople dictators.

SalvationOf Non-Catholics

"Interjector," Sydne,,,' WhenlisteningtoaCatholicEvidenceGuildspeaker, heardhimsaythat"salirationispossibleoutsidetha CatholicChurch."

"THERECORD,"bycourtesyofStation2SM,Sydney,publishessomeofDr. Rumble'sradioanswers eachweek.

Queriesfromourreaders(whichmustbeaccompaniedbynameand addressofsender)are answeredovertheradioin theirdueturn,whichinvolvesadelayofsome weeks. Repliestothemmayor maynotthenbeamong thosechosenforpublicationinthesecolumns.

R.:Theworthofone's judgments,quiteapartfrom one'spersonalpredispositions,isdependentonthe adequacyandtheaccuracy ofthereportsonehasread. Therearenewspapercorrespondentswhosedespatches concentrateonunfavourable incidentsandconditions, omittingreferencetoany factorslikelytomitigatethe prejudicetheywanttocreate. Attimes,too,they notonlybyomission, sin but Ito

innominallyCatholiccountriesunderthe bypositivemisrepresentation.

Itistoomuchtosaythat onecannotbelievewhatone readsinthenewspapers.But oneshouldnotbetooready tobelieveallthatappears inthem;andespecially wherepoliticalissuesareinvolvedoneshouldtryto checkreportsgivingoneside ofthepicturewithothers presentingthecasefrom otheranglesaltogether,or givingadditionalfactswhich throwquiteadifferentlight onthesituation.Untilone hasbeenabletodothis,itis atleastprudenttosuspend one'sjudgmentrefusingto formanyhardandfastconclusions.

CHURCHATTITUDE TODICTATORS

Q.:Fromthesereports, wouldsurmisethatin suchcountriestheChurch adoptstowardsthedictatorsanattitudeof:"You leaveusalone,andwe'll leaveyoualone."

R.:Thatdoesnotdojusticetotheposition.Insuch countries.wheretheover-

whelmingmajorityofthe peopleareCatholi,twodistinctauthorities.,rerecognised,theChu,-"hinreligiousmatters,theStatein politicalmatters.

Thereare,however,overlappingzones,anwitheducationormarriage,inwhich theinterestsofbothChurch andStateareinvolved.To avoidconflict,exactresponsibilitiesinsuchfieldsshould beclearlydefine,!,andthe onlysensiblethingtodois toenterintoa"Concordat" or"NegotiatedAgreement" inwhichtheChurchgrants certainrightswhichthe Stateisentitledtoclaim, whileIliaStatectneedescertainrightsaspropertothe ChurItTheittittt.e,ofthe ChurchtoStateauthorities is,therefore:"Illrespect yourrights,andde,nandthat yourespectmire"

TheChurch,however. neverrenounceshermoral righttocondemnpublicly iniquitouscondtlWofany kind,includingsocialand politicalinjusticeandoppression.

"SPAINPOPTUGAL ANDSANDOMINGO!"

Q.:Fe-example.,,,tisthe Churchdein('toalleviate themiseriesofthepeople uncle-France.Salazar.

arc:formerly,:riderTrujillo?

R.:Whatdomaexpect metodowiththat?You don'tsaywhatmiseriesyou haveinmind.political,economicalorcultural.Youignorecompensatingelements ofcontentmentandhappinesswhichaveragecitizens believetooutweighsuch disabilitiesasdoexistBut Icertainlycannotdevote hourstodiscussingconditions inthreedifferentcountries, Spain,Portugalandthe DominicanRepublic,sorting outtheadvantagesanddisadvantagesoflifeineachof them!Icanbutoffercertaingeneralpropositions.

Firstly,thepeoplehave theirreligionandtheircountry.Theirdutyistolive uptotheirreligion,and

worknuttheirownpolitical andtemporaldestiny.

Secondly,theChurchcarriesouthe,religiousand socialmissionbyproviding farilltiesforworship,spiritualinstruction,andreceptionofthesacraments;also byherschoolsandcharitableinstitutions,withReligiousOrdersdevotedtothealleviationofsicknessand poverty

Thirdly,theChurchdenonneesabuses,whether tiociat.,rpolitical;but:fie doesnotconstitutea rivalpoliticalauthorityaver againstthatOftheoxisteot civilgovern-es-rd. ;milltoryandpoliceis,,eo, erratthedisposalof government,notofthe Char-h..Andagre..er,ar.-rt ,oirresponsibleand nits)iastoengageinthe violentoppressionof:tsown p'sopl'-willrankpriestsand nunswiththerestofthe nominee.seedingthemto prisonorintoexileor..;hootingthemdownittctacother citizentswhostandinits way.

Fourthly,ifagovernment soviolatestherightsofcitizens,relyingonforceand notonlaw,theCatholic Churchteachesthatitforfeitsanyclaimtorealauthority.andthatthecitizens havetherighttooverthrow itbyrevolution:butthat thisrightshouldnotbeexercisedbyrecoursetoviolentresistanceunlessthe evilsofsubmissiontosuch agovernmentareworse thanthebloodshedandalestructionthatsuchan armedandorganiseduprisingwouldcause.Lastly, nothinginallthishasanythingtodowiththetruth orotherwiseoftheCatholicreligionasareligion eyeentinsofarasiheprinciplesIhavestatedarethose toheexpectedofthetrue religion.Anyfailuretoapply Catholicprinciplesisevidence,notthattheCatholic religionisnottrue,butthat individuals,insofarasthey fail,havenotbeentrueto it.There'snoneedforme tosaymore.

NewTestamentAnd `Christmas

DN.DEAN,WANDOAN,QUEENSLAND asks: IsittruethatPeter andPaulnevertaught anythingaboutChristmas?

R.:Thisiscertainly nottrue.For,although wehavenowrittenrecordsofallthatthey taughtthroughouttheir morethanthirtyyears ofSpostolicpreaching, itiscertainthatthere isnotathinginthefour gospelswhichwasnot includedintheirteaching,Theytherefore taughtSt.Luke'saccountofhowtheangels at'ucaredtotheshep-

herdstoannouncethe 7birthofChrist.Their spokesmansaidtothe shepherds:"Behold,I bringyougoodtidings ofgreatjoy,thatshall betoallthepeople;for thisdayisborntoyou aSaviour,whoisChrist 'theLord(Lk.2:10-11).

IfSt.PeterandSt.Paul taughtthat,astheyundoubtedlydidteachit, howonearthcanyou saythatthey"never taughtanythingabout Christmas?"Tothis day;atChristmastime, allChristianpeoplerecallthegoodtidingsof greatjoy,thebirthof Christ,ourLordand Saviour,inBethlehem; which,asIhavesaid, wasundoubtedlypartof theteachingofSt. Peter,St.Paulandthe restoftheApostles.

R.:Insayingthat,hewas speakingofthosewho,becauseoftheirupbringing andthroughnofaultoftheir own,haveneverrealisedthe truthoftheCatholicreligion andhave,therefore,never feltanyobligationinconscienceto-becomeCtatholics. Obviouslysuchpeopleare notguiltyinthesightof CodfornotbeingCatholic;; andwhateverotherfactors willenterintotheirjudgmentbyHim,thisonewill not.Codknowshowtooverlookmistakesforwhich peoplearenotresponsible. EveryCatholicchildmeets inhiscatechismthequestion:"AreallobligedtobelongtothetrueChurch?" andtheanswertoit:"All areobligedtobelongtothe trueChurch,andnooneoutsideitsfoldthroughhimown faultcanbesaved,"ItfollowsthatsalvationLspossibleoutsidetheCatholic Chttrehwhereitisnot throughone'sownfaultthat oneisnotaCatholic.

"AUSTRALIANCENSUS

INHEAVEN!"

Q.:Healsosaidthatsince therearemorenon-CatholicsthanRomanCatholics inAustralia,itispossible thattherewillbemore Australiannon-Catholics InheaventhanCatholics, exceptthatinheavenwe willailbe"RomanCatholics."

PIamnottoosureof youraccuracyhereinreportingwhathesaid.For whileatpresentthereare morenon-Catholics,there canbenoguaranteethat suchwillalwaysbethecase. Itisnot200yearssince Australiawasfirstsettled. Whocansaywhatthenext 2000yearsofhistorywill meantoAustraliareligiouslyaswellasinotherways? If,however,betweennow andtheendoftimethenonCatholicsinsuccessivegenerationsoutnumberthe Catholics,thennaturallyit is_possiblethat,oftheAustralian-bornquotainheaven, therewillbeTorewbo werenon-Catholicsduring theirliveseaearththan thosewhowt. Catholics.

However,sinetheCatholicreligioni.;thetruereligion,andinheavenall withoutexceptionwillat lastrealisethefulltruth, thosewhowerenon-Catholicsonearththroughno faultoftheirownwillacknowledgethattheCatholicreligionwastrueall along,andwilladmitthatit wouldhavebeenagreat gracetohaveknownthat duringtheirlivesinthis world.

CATHOLIC ADVANTAGES

Q.:Thirdly,hesaidthatit isharderfornon-Catholics togettoheaventhanfor Catholics.

R.:Hemeantsimplythat

sincetheCatholicreligionis theto,.religiontheremust beadvantagesinknowing thefulltruthitteachesand possessingallthemean:of salvationitoffersrather ihasisbeingwithoutthese. AProtestantfromhisown pointofview.wouldsacthe samethinginregardtoMoslems,T-t.,riusandBuddhists. Hewoolrl that,ifthey aresincereanditisnofault orVies;thattheyarenot Christians.GodinHismercy willoverlooktheirmistake andgranttherminviewor their-goodwill,atleastsufficientgracetoenablethem tosavetheirsouls.Buthe wouldarguethattheywould bemuchbetteroffifthey knewandacceptedtheChristianreligion;henceProtesantmissionaryeffortstowin themtofaithinChrist. InthesamewayCatholics tellProtestantsthatthey themselvesarecontentwith toolittleandthatitwould betotheiradvantagetobecomeCatholicsandhavethe fulnessofthereligionChrist intendedthemtohave.For therest,whatevermaybe God'sspecialdispensationof necessarygracestothose whoarenotCatholics throughnofaultoftheir own,anyclaimtothose gracesisforfeitedonceitis theirownfaultthattheyare notCatholics.Forthosewho seethetruthoftheCatholicreligioncannotescape theobligationtoembraceit, anddeservetolosetheir soulsiftheynonot.Inother words,ifanon-Catholicbecomesconvincedofthe truthoftheCatholicreligion thereisnomerequestion thenofitsbeingharderfor himtogettoheavenasa non-Catholic.ratherthanas aCatholic.Hemustobey hisconscienceandbecomea Catholicifhewantstoget toheavenatall.

Bythe

Rev.Dr.Rumble M.S.C.

PARTISANNEWSREPORTS

S.M.M.,Sydney:Judgingfromreports,Ihavebeenthinkingofthe gm- miseriesofthepeopleinnominallyCatholiccountriesunderthe dictators.

R.:Theworthofone's judgments,quiteapartfrom one'spersonalpredispositions,isdependentonthe adequacyandtheaccuracy ofthereportsonehasread. Therearenewspapercorrespondentswhosedespatches concentrateonunfavourable incidentsandconditions, omittingreferencetoany factorslikelytomitigatethe prejudicetheywanttocreate. Attimes,too,theysin notonlybyomission,but

"THERECORD,"bycourtesyofStation2SM,Sydney,publishessomeofDr. Rumble'sradioanswers eachweek. Queriesfromourreaders(whichmustbeaccompaniedbynameand addressofsender)are answeredovertheradioin theirdueturn,whichinvalvesadelayofsome weeks. Replies

bypositivemisrepresentation.

Itistoomuchtosaythat onecannotbelievewhatone readsinthenewspapers.But oneshouldnotbetooready tobelieveallthatappears inthem;andespecially wherepoliticalissuesareinvolvedoneshouldtryto checkreportsgivingoneside ofthepicturewithothers presentingthecasefrom otheranglesaltogether,or givingadditionalfactswhich throwquiteadifferentlight onthesituation.Untilone hasbeenabletodothis,itis atleastprudenttosuspend one'sjudgmentrefusingto formanyhardandfastconclusions.

CHURCHATTITUDE TODICTATORS

Q.:Fromthesereports, wouldsurmisethatin suchcountriestheChurch adoptstowardsthedictatorsanattitudeof:"You leaveusalone,andwe'll leaveyoualone."

R.:Thatdoesnotdojusticetotheposition.Insuch countries,wheretheover-

whelmingmajorityofthe peopleareCatholic.twodistinctauthoritiesarerecognised,theChurchinre-

in

matters. Thereare,however,overlappingzones,aswitheducationormarriace.inwhich theinterestsofbothChurch andStateareinvolved.To avoidconflict,exactresponsibilitiesinsuch`rrl,should beclearlydefir,l.andthe onlysensiblethingtodois toenterintoa"Concordat" or"NegotiatedAgreement" inwhichtheChurchgrants certainright'whichthe Stateisentitledtoclaim, whiletheStatecu'cedescertainrightsaspreoertothe Church.Theattitudeofthe ChurchtoStateauthorities is,therefore:"I'llrespect yourrights,anddemandthat yourespectmire"

TheChurch.however. neverrenounceshermoral righttocondemnpublicly iniquitousconductofany kind,includingnodaland politicalinjusticolndoppression.

"cPAINPORTUGAL ANDSANDOMINGO!"

Q.:Forexamole.whatisthe Churchdeinotoalleviate the"siseriesof'hrpeople came-France,Salazar.

FormerlyunderTrujillo?

R.:Whatdonuexpect metodowiththat?You don'tsaywhatmiseriesyou haveinmind,political,economicalorcultural.Youignorecompensatingelements ofcontentmentandhappinesswhichaveragecitizens believetooutweighsuch disabilitiesasdoexistBut Icertainlycannotdevote hourstodiscussingconditions inthreedifferentcountries, Spain,Portugalandthe DominicanRepublic,sorting outtheadvantagesanddisadvantagesoflifeineachof them!Icanbutoffercertaingeneralpropositions.

Firstly,thepeoplehave theirreligionandtheircountry.Theirdutyistolive uptotheirreligion,and

workcoiltheirownpolitical andtemporaldestiny.

Secondly,theChurchcarriesoathe,religiousand socialmissionbyproviding facilitiesforworshipspirite ualinstruction,andreceptionofthesacraments;also byherschoolsandcharitableinstitutions,withReligiousOrdersdevotedtothealleviationofsicknessand poverty.

Thirdly,theChurchdenouncesabuses,whether socialorpolitical;butshe herselfdoesnotconstitutea rivalpoliticalauthorityover againstthatoftheexistent civilgovernment.Th?militaryandpoliceforces oreatthedisposalofthe government,notofth,., ChurchAnd.1governmert soirresponsibleandtyrannicalastoengageinthe violentoppressionOfItsown peoplewillrankpriestsand nunswiththerestofthe populace,!tendingthemto prison,orintoexileorshootingthemdownjustasother citizentswhostandinits way.

Fourthly,ifagovernment soviolatestherightsofcitizens,relyingonforceand notonlaw,theCatholic Churchteachesthatitforfeitsanyclaimtorealauthority,andthatthecitizens havetherighttooverthrow itbyrevolution;butthat thisrightshouldnotbeexercisedbyrecoursetoviolentresistanceunlessthe evilsofsubmissiontosuch agovernmentareworse thanthebloodshedandodestructionthatsuchan armedandorganiseduprisingwouldcause.Lastly, nothinginallthishasanythingtodowiththetruth orotherwiseoftheCatholicreligionasareligion esee7stinsofarastheprinciplesihavestatedarethose toheexpectedofthetrue religion.Anyfailuretoapply Catholicprinciplesisevidence,notthattheCatholic religionisnottrue,butthat individuals,insofarasthey fail,havenotbeentrueto it.There'snoneedforme tosaymore.

NewTestamentAnd 'Christmas'

D.N.DEAN,WANDOAN,QUEENSLAND asks: IsittruethatPeter andPaulnevertaught anythingaboutChristmas?

R.:Thisiscertainly nottrue.For,although wehavenowrittenrecordsofallthatthey taughtthroughouttheir morethanthirtyyears ofbpostolicpreaching, itiscertainthatthere isnotathinginthefour gospelswhichwasnot includedintheirteaching,Theytherefore taughtSt.Luke'saccountofhowtheangels appearedtotheshep-

SalvationOf Non-Catholics

"Interjector," Sydney' WhenlisteningtoaCatholicEvidenceGuildspeaker, .1heardhimsaythat"sliifationispossibleoutsidethe CatholicChurch."

It:Insayingthat,hewas speakingofthosewho,becauseoftheirupbringing andthroughnofaultoftheir own,haveneverrealisedthe truthoftheCatholicreligion andhave,therefore,never feltanyobligationinconscienceto-becomeCatholics. Obviouslysuetypeopleare notguiltyinthesightof CodfornotbeingCatholic;; andwhateverotherfactors willenterintotheirjudgmentbyHim,thisonewill not.Godknowshowtooverlookmistakesforwhich peoplearenotresponsible. EveryCatholicchildmeets inhiscatechismthequestion:"AreallobligedtobelongtothetrueChurch?" andtheanswertoit:"All areobligedtobelongtothe trueChurch,andnooneoutsideitsfoldthroughhimown faultcanbesaved,"ItfollowsthatsalvationispossibleoutsidetheCatholic Churchwhereitisnot throughone'sownfaultthat oneisnotaCatholic.

"AUSTRALIANCENSUS INHEAVEN!"

Q.:Healsosaidthatsince therearc.sorenon-CatholicsthanRomanCatholics inAustralia,itispossible thattherewillbemore Australiannon-Catholics inheaventhanCatholics, exceptthatinheavenwe willallbe"RomanCatholics."

P.:Iamnottoosureof youraccuracyhereinreportingwhathesaid.For whileatpresentthereare morenon-Catholics,there canbenoguaranteethat suchwillalwaysbethecase. ItLsnot200yearssince Australiawasfirstsettled. Whocansaywhatthenext 2000yearsofhistorywill meantoAustraliareligiouslyaswellasinotherways?

If,however,betweennow andtheendoftimethenonCatholicsinsuccessivegenerationsoutnumberthe Catholics,thennaturallyIt is.possiblethat,oftheAustralian-bornquotainheaven, therewillbesporeMee werenon-Catholasduring theirliveso-tearththan thosewho Catholics. However,sin.,theCatholicreligionisthetruereligion,andinheavenall withoutexceptionwillat lastrealisethefulltruth, thosewhowerenon-Catholicsonearththroughno faultoftheirownwillacknowledgethattheCatholicreligionwastrueall along,andwilladmitthatit wouldhavebeenagreat gracetohaveknownthat duringtheirlivesinthis world.

CATHOLIC ADVANTAGES

herdstoannouncethe birthofChrist.Their spokesmansaidtothe shepherds:"Behold,I bringyougoodtidings ofgreatjoy,thatshall betoallthepeople;for thisdayisborntoyou aSaviour,whoisChrist TheLord(Lk.2:10-11). IfSt.PeterandSt.Paul taughtthat,astheyundoubtedlydidteachit, howonearthcanyou saythatthey"never taughtanythingabout Christmas?"Tothis day;atChristmastime, allChristianpeoplerecallthegoodtidingsof greatjoy,thebirthof Christ,ourLordand Saviour,inBethlehem; which,asIhavesaid, wasundoubtedlypartof theteachingofSt. Peter,St.Paulandthe restoftheApostles.

sincetheCatholicreligionis thetmereligiontheremust beadvantagesinknowing thefulltruthitteachesand possessingallthemeansof salvationitoffersrather 1Naiiiibeingwithoutthese. AProtestantfromhisown Paintofview.wouldsaythe samethinginregardtoMoslems.7-TindusandBuddhists. HewouldFaythat,ifthey aresincereanditisnofault oftheirsthattheyarenot Christiana,GodinHismercy: willoverlooktheirmistake andgrantthem,inviewof their-eoreiwill,atleastsufficientgracetoenablethem to,avetheirsouls.Buthe wouldarguethattheyweld,' bemuchbetteroffifthey knewandacceptedsheChristianreligion;henceProtesantmissionaryeffortstowin themtofaithinChrist.

InthesamewayCatholics tellProtestantsthatthey themselvesarecontentwith toolittleandthatitwould betotheiradvantagetobe"oreCatholicsandhavethe fulnessofthereligionChrist intendedthemtohave.For therest,whatevermaybe God'sspecialdispensationof necessarygracestothose whoarenotCatholics throughnofaultoftheir own,anyclaimtothose gracesisforfeitedonceitis theirownfaultthattheyare notCatholics.Forthosewho seethetruthoftheCatholicreligioncannotescape theobligationtoembraceit. anddeservetolosetheir soulsiftheynonot.Inother words,ifanon-Catholicbecomesconvincedofthe truthoftheCatholicreligion thereisnomerequestion thenofitsbeingharderfor himtogettoheavenasa non-Catholic,ratherthanas aCatholic.Hemustobey hisconscienceandbecomea Catholicifhewantstoget toheavenatall.

Q.:Thirdly,hesaidthatit isharderfornon-Catholics togettoheaventhanfor Catholics. R.:Hemeantsimplythat

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THEBLOODOF MARTYRS

The22BlessedMartyrs ofUgandadiedbetween1885 and1886scarcelyseven yearsafterthearrivalof thefirstmissionariesin theircountry.TheirexecutionwasdecreedbyKing Mwangabecausehefeared thatthenewreligionwould leadhissubjectstodisobey someofhisordersandbecausetwelveCatholicpages inhisCourtbetweenthe agesof13and25refused toshareintheimmorality practisedthere.Theywere ledby twenty-year-old CharlesLwangawhowas highlyesteemedbytheKing forhisloyaltyanddevotedness,butwho,beingdeeply attachedtohisFaith,persuadedhisfellowpagesto refusetotakepartinimmorality,andthenightbeforehisarrest,May25th26th1886,baptisedanumberofthemandencouraged themtoperseveretothe end.PopePiusXIIdeclar-

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edhimPatronofAfrican CatholicAction.Thebest knownamongtheotherten MartyrsisMathiasKalembaMulumba,a50-year-old sub-chiefandfatherofan exemplaryfamily,whogave uppolygamywhenhelearnedthatitwasforbiddenby theGospel.Hewasputto deathbyslowtorturelastingthreedays. TheseMartyrswerebeatifiedbyHisHolinessPope BenedictXVonJune6th. 1920- Blessed Charles Lwanga'sCanonisationcause wasresumedinJuly,1960, andthatoftheotherBlessedMartyrsofUgandaon May10th,1961. ThepresentHolyFather hasshownhiseagernessto promotedevotiontothese Martyrsbysendingoneof thecandlesofferedtohim onCandlemasDaythisyear totheUgandaMartyrs ShrineatNamugongo.Itis thesecondtimehehasthus sentoneofhisCandlemas giftstothisshrine. ThebloodoftheseMartyrsisbearingfruittoday thereerenowover1.700.000 CetholicainUgandaoutof atotalpopulationofmore than5,800,000,andofover 582priestsworkinginthe countrymorethan203areet thelocalclergy.

OFCHARITY

DAUGHTERS

GOTOFORMOSA

TwoSistersoftheDaughtersofCharityofSt.VincentdePauloftheWestern Provincewhohavestudied ChineselanguageandcultureattheInstituteofAsian Studies,St.John'sUniversity,NewYork,leftforFormosalastmonth. SistersAgnesMcPheeand BeatriceBroussardwillopen anewmissionatTainan, Taiwan(Formosa),and workwithVincentianpriests there.TheInstituteof AsianStudiesatSt.John's hasaspecialprogrammein Chinesestudies.AnintensivecourseintheChinese language,particularlysuited forbeginners,willbeoffered thissummer.

CANNIBALSATWORK

NEWGUINEA

Suwanaisavillageonthe UpperSepikRiver.Itlies somedistancefromtheMissionheadquater;inWewak, thoughbyplaneitisrather close.Nottoolongagoit wasattacker?by16wildnatives.Thec_,nnibalsenteredSuwana,killedthreeof thefourmenandkidnapped eightwomen.Eigabiewatchedastheykilledherhusbandwitharrows,barbecuedpartsofhisbody,hackingoffbothlegsandone arm.Alongwithpartsofthe bodiesoftheothermen, theycookedtheseovera hugefireandatethemwith relish.Theremainingflesh theytookbacktotheirvillage.Heretheymixedthe humanfleshwithtam(a kindofnativepotato).They bakedtheminastoneoven andhadtheirfeast.

Itwaslearnedthatthe oldermenofthecabling partyhaddonethekilling andthecuttingupofthe bodiesandafterwardsthe youngermembershadconfer in,onebyone,toplaytheir partswithprecisetiming,

AMISSIONARY ESCAPES

Thestoryistoldofthe missionarywhohadfallen intothehandsoftheeaters ofhumanflesh.Preparations weremadeforthefeast,The cauldronwasputonthe fire,thewaterwasboiling. "Youwon'tlikeme,My meatisnogood,"saidthe missionary.'Iwillproveit toyou,"themissionarycontinued."HavefOuasharp knife?"Theknifewasgiven andbravelyhemissionary, turningaside,jabbedthe -knifeintothecalfofhis leg,hackedoutahugehunk, cutitinsmallerportions andgaveittothem.They chewedawayforawhile anddisgustedlyspatitout. Gruntilytheysaid"Very trueyourfleshisnogood, yougo."Andsothegood missionary'slifewassaved. Themissionary,however, hadacorkleg!

IMPRISONED BISHOPILL

TheMostReverendIgnatiusKiong,BishopofShanghai,inprisonsinceSeptember8th, opposing the"PatrioticCatholics,"is persistentlyreportedtobe seriouslyill,accordingtiess, travellersfromShanghai. BishopKiongiscompleting hisseventhyearofaprison sentenceforlife.

Uniteyourprayersand sacrificeswiththoseofour missionarieswhoaresacrificingtheirlivesforthe spreadoftheGospel.

Sendyourofferingsto:

VeryRev.Mgr.M.McKeon,Catholic Missions Office,CatholicCentre,VictoriaSquare.

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*DONALD'SPERFORMANCE

ContinuedfromPage13 pearedtohavethematch won.Theirhalf-backline wasfunctioningwelland theC.B.C.forwardscould notpenerate. Witheightminutesleft, EricPearcebattledpastthe Perthdefenderstoregister C.B.C.'sfirstgoal.Theball returnedtothecentreand immediatelyC.B.C.went intotheattackandGordon Pearce,withacleverdeflectionshot,scoredagain.

Theremainderofthe gamewasfoughtoutsubbornly,butC.B.C.waswell ontop.

KevinCartonatcentrehalfplayedbrilliantly,despiteroughhandlingfrom theopposition.Hisclever anticipationandaccurate "disposalhelpedC.B.C.repeatedly.

JulianPearceatrighthalf,againingoodform, wasunluckynottoscorein

thefirsthalfafteroutplayingthePerthdefence.His shotforgoaljustmissed thecrossbar.

BrianO'Connor,playing atcentre-forward,wasalso ingoodformandbattled hardallday.Thiswasthe firstmatchBrianhadthe chancetosettledowninto thispositionforthefull period.

EricAlcockplayedonthe leftwinginLeonCarmen's absenceandturnedina goodgame.Hisspeedand abilitytobattleon'against -.MtPerthdefenderswere featuresofthegame.

EricPearcehasbeen electedcaptainoftheAl grade.KevinCarton,who wasalsonominatedforthe position,declined,saying thathewouldbemissingat leastfourmatchesduring theseason.Hefeltitnecessarytoelectsomeonewho .wouldbeplayingafull season.EricPearcewasthen

MASSESOFTHEWEEK

May27(White):FilthSundayafterEaster(2nd Class).Creed.PrefaceofEaster.

May28(White):St.Augustine,BishopandConfessor(3rdClass).PrefaceofEaster. OR,withProcession,MassofRogation.No Gloria.SecondPrayerSt.Augustine.Creed. PfefaceofEaster.

May29(White):St.MaryMagdalenofPazzi, Virgin(3rdClass).Mass"Dilexisti." ORRogationMassasabove.

:day30(White):VigiloftheAscensionofOur Lord(2ndClass).Gloria.SecondPrayerSt. FelixI,PopeandMartyr.PrefaceofEaster. ORRogationMassasabove.

May31(White):AscensionofOurLord(1st Class).Creed.Prefaceand"Communicantes. oftheAscension.

June1(White):St.AngelaofMerici,Virgin(3rd Class).Mass"Dilexisti."PrefaceoftheAscenLion.

June2(White):MassofOurLadyonSaturday (4thClass).Mass"Salve"(4thplace).Second prayerSt.MarcellinusandCompanions,Martyrs. PrefaceoftheBlessedVirginMary.

June3(White):SundayaftertheAscension(2nd Class).Creed.PrefaceoftheAscension.

electedandKevinwaselectedvice-captain. HowdenMcDonald'ssuperb performanceatcentre-half backwasanoutstanding featureoftheA3'sgame againstNorthFremantle. Thefinalresultwasa1-1 draw. Howden'sperformance keptC.B.C.rightinthe evenlycontestedgamewhichC.B.C.playedwith onlytenmen.MichaelMetcalfwasinjuredearlyand wasforcedtoleavethe field.

Theteamgaveamuch improvedperformanceand atlastlookslikesettling down,saidJimO'Haralater.

NorthFremantleopened thescoringinthefirsthalf andC.B.C.defendershad theirbackstothewall.The C.B.C.teamrepliedwitha goalfromPaulWellsand fromthenonbothteams defendedstubbornly.

GeoffMetcalf,onthefullbackline,playedwelland wasnamedamongthebest players.Theforwards showedplentyofdeterminationandgenerallyC.B.C. wasunluckynottowin,Jim O'Harasaid. KershawdeCourtenay hasdecidedtoplayfora fullseasonandonSaturday waselectedcaptainofthe A3's.

TheB3'scontinuedtheir successfulrun'witha1-0 winoverPerth. CaptainKevinMartin saidlaterthematchstandardhadbeendisappointing,butaddedthattheconditionofthegroundhadnot beenconducivetogood hockey. TheC.B.C.playersfell intotheerrorofweakhittingandPerthdefenders hadlittletroubleinterceptingpasses. Severalopportunitiesin theforwardlineweremissedthroughplayersnot showingenoughdashtothe ball,KevinMartinsaid. Theonlygoalwasscored bycentre-forwardJohn Metcalf,whoagainshowed goodformintheforward line.RichardLorenz,who playedingoalinthefirst half,showedpromise.He latermovedtorightwing. RonWalkerbeganthe matchatrightwing,but sufferedstrainshortlyafter thegamebegan.Hemoved latertogoals.TrevorHall, atcentre-forward,played well.

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FirstAtomThinker Was2,500Years

AheadOfTime

ThefirstatomicresearcherwasprobablyaGreek philosopherwholived2,500 yearsago. About500yearsbefore thebirthofChrist,saysthe CatholicDigest,theGreek thinkerDemocritusconceived''thefantasticnotion thattheworldiscomposed ofinfinitesimallytinyparticles."Hewasnicknamed "thelaughingphilosopher" byhiscontemporariesprobablybecauseheknew hehadthelastlaugh.

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