No. 3212. PERTH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1965.
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THE PREMIER, MR. DAVID BRAND, OFFICIALLY OPENED SAFETY CAMPAIGN, 1965, ON MONDAY, AT SAFETY HOUSE, MOUNT LAWLEY. Th's year's campaign will be of three week's duration and will highlight the necessity for safety in all walks of life and by all folk, whether in the home, in industry, in or on water, AND ON THE ROADS. Special emphasis will be placed on road safety during the last week of the campaign from October 30 to November 7.
COST OF ACCIDENTS Last year nearly three thousand people died on Australian roads, while 75,000 were injured. The cost to the national economy has been estimated at £ 100 million. When the casualty rate soared last year, one person was killed every 31 hours, and one person injured every eight minutes. Of those killed, about 40 per cent were under 30 years of age, while nearly 60 per cent of those seriously injured were in the same age group.
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PAPER TOLD TO HALT ATTACKS
Prime Minister Lee Kwan Yew of Singapore told editors of a Moslem newspaper that they must stop inciting public Opinion against Singapore's Christian community, particularly Roman Catholics
SPECIAL POSTER A special poster has been designed and distributed to churches to serve as a reminder that there is a spiritual and moral obligation to drive w ith care and consideration for other road-users.
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THE Deputy Registrar of the University of New South Wales said Rowe said that the he does not favour the establishment of an traditions of Western Australian Ca tholic universities owe much to the Church, which University. founded so many of Mr. J. Brock Rowe them. told the Bathurst Catho"Universities are still lic Men's Dinner Club concerned with personal that Catholics should be values and the humanisufficiently strong in ties as the basis of edutheir faith to live in cation, despite the trend universities already towards specialisation," available to them. he said: IIIMME1111111111111111 •11111•11E_-"71111111111111111•111•1111111
Lee's warning came at an extraordinary meeting between the editors of "Utusan Melayu" (Malay Messenger) and the heads of the different r eligious communities in Singapore. The Catholic repre- offering them bribes or religious society. We besentative at the meeting good jobs. lieve in one God, Who is declared that, contrary our Creator and the God to the newspape r's and Father of all mancharges, CAMPAIG DAVID GRAY$ VICIOUS N DAVID GRAYS the Catholic kind. Church has used no unLee said the newsdue pressure Moslems to to convert paper was engaged in MANY WAYS In fact, saidChristianity. an "active and vicious DAVID ( Monsignor campaign which is now "We recognise that Noel Goh, has tended the Church reaching a crescendo." there are many ways to to refrain In an effort to halt approach God, and, befrom seeking converts the attacks, Lee called lieving in the freedom among Moslems. together Singa pore's of religion, we respect The Malay Inter-Religious Council. the right of the indilanguage newspaper has determine been fea- made up of four Mos- vidual to turing articles that at- lems, a Hindu, a Sikh, a what his approach will tack the Christian practices of Buddhist, a Parsi, three be. Mr. H. D. Boland ( above) president of the Superior G Sill churches. Ac- Protestants and one Ca"We do not believe in cording to tholic. Monsignor Goh, or countenance unfair Council of Australia of the Society of St. Vincent de the Paper, seek- the Catholic representa- or unethical attempts to Paul, addressing a meeting of presidents of Councils Moslem Catholics news converts by in- tive, is vicar-general of change a person's reli- and Conferences of the Society in Western Australia I -troducing Moslem boys the Malacca - Singapore gious convictions. It has last Friday night. to Christian never been the tradition girls, by archdiocese. Spiritual directors. Fathers E. Clancy, C.M. and Lee confessed that a or the practice of the G. Rochester C.M. were present at the meeting. Christian - Moslem dis- Christian Church in this Mr. Boiand who is from Melbourne spoke of the pute would undermine country to go out of its rule of the Society in the updating of the approach to the small nation's rela- way to convert Moslems and spirit of visitation of the poor in their homes and tions with foreign to Christianity." special works. States, especially with Monsignor Goh added H i made the point that the Society throughout the Moslem States in Africa. that his own Church has overseas aid through South East Asia where the Society At his request, the tried to refrain from in Australia is supporting 175 conferences. The deFor Christian representa making converts of David Grays aerosol Fly Spray is the most powerful details of the tives prepared a state- Moslems. He Christ added, mand for this "twinning" of conferences is steadily Fly Spray you can buy. Buy some! See for yourthe King ment that denied the however, that Catholic growing. self how quickly David Grays Fly Spray kills flies. Festival Mr. Boland returned to Melbourne after visiting Connewspaper's charges. welfare services have sev en. see Page OUTDOOR PEOPLE USE "SCRAM" "In Singapore," they been and would be ferences at Collie and Bunbury. He made the point thatthe Society throughout the said, "we are happy to available to all persons, SAY "SCRAM" TO FLIES live in harmony in a regardless of race or world assists 500,000 cases weekly with an additional David Grays personal insect repellant. multi-racial and multi- creed. 1,250,000 casual cases annually.
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