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Visiting Australia in an voluntary capacity on behalf of the High Commissioner for Refugees under the authority of the U.N.O. General Assembly, Major -General E. D. Fonshawe appealed in Perth on July 8 tigstGaps i_Raerfsimstrs,Idi, Perth, Thursday, July 10, 1952 No. 2,557 for portion of the 3,000,000 dollar fund needed to care for 100,000 European Parliamentarians Honour 150th Foundation of Former Teachers !refugees threatened with starvation.
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of hundreds of thousands of refugees living below sub-
sistence level Many were ravaged by tuberculosis. The money provided by UNO to Keep these people alive would dry up this month, he said. If the women, children and old people between the Baltic Sea and Shanghai were to survive, money for food must be forthcoming from the United Nations. Ultimately the refugee problem would be solved only by the nations each accepting a proportion of these p e o p 1 e, irrespective of whether or not they had tuberculosis. Major -General Fanshawe said Archbishop Man MAJOR-GEN. FANSHAWE nix, ofthat Melbourne. had riven Himself a Catholc, Major - him £1000 for the fund, and General Fanshawe served in Archbishop Beorich of Adeboth World Wars. For seven laide £ 100. years he has worked for rePerth people who desired fugees in Germany. to help this most urgent apHe told Tuesday's meet- peal should send donations ing a ghastly and tragic story to the Lord Mayor.
Two Parishes Give £1,080
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Towards the end of May the Rt. Rev. TO MARK THE SESQUICENTENARY of the foundation of the Christian Brothers, members of the Federal Parliament at Canberra who were educated by the Christian Mgr. J. T, McMahon made an appeal in Brothers planted trees in the grounds of the new War Memorial College in Canberra Kalgoorlie and Boulder for support in the recently. In this picture the work of Senator H. S. Seward (W.A.) is being admired building of a Catholic college within the by the Minister for Customs (Senator O'Sullivan and other Senators and Members. University. An excellent response of £740 was forthcoming. Below a section of the donations is acknowledged. Local Man Gets £ 105, Percy Johnson nian Society, J. Johnson, J.
Clem Donnelly, Related Locally Is A Pallottine Retires After Colourful Career Word
£52/10/ Dr. C. Young, Holley, D. Mangini, D. McKevin Finucane; £50, Miss Mahon, Cyril Paul, Mrs. May Jackson, Mrs. Topham, Devitt, Viricent Christopher, Dr. Philip Hogan. Dr. Pat Miss Nancy Horan, Thomas rick Shanahan; £15/151, P. O'Connor Thomas Shanahas been receivJ. Condren; £10/10/, Mrs. han, James J. Ardagh, Mrs. Miss Boor, Patrick Wholley, Hugh Patterson, T. ed from Rome that Rev. The man who opened the high speed of Mrs. Jessie Schwan, of Forkin, Baker, Robert Boylan, M. A. Deacon, 0. P. McKenny, Vincent Finnegan, SCA, telegraphic repeater station at Cook, Mr. 12 Stone street, South Perth, P. Moroney: £5/5/, G. Berry, R S. Boylen, J. A. McGinty, and of the late Dr. T. H. a Pallottine scholastic, Donnelly of Albany. An- J. C. Moroney, The Hiber L. Maxwell, YCW, NCGM. 'has been awarded the Clem Donnelly, retired recently from the other sister, the late Miss The committee of the Catholic UniPostal Deportment after 45 years' service. Rose Donnelly was national doctorate in theology. Mr. secretary of versity Donnelly was the in was the Catholic College appeal wish to thank the folrailway line. This Son of Mrs. and Mrs. Jim in 1928 when the forerunner of direct corn - Women's League and was lowing for Finnegan of Scarborough, he charge their donations to the appeal. responsible for route of the the telegraph chaninauguramunication Perth between was born in Bunbury and nel between Adelaide and and the tion of the movement in This is a list of those who hove to date subsof the capitals educated at the Christian Perth was shifted from the Easteln States. Perth. Brothers' High school, High - coast route to the East-West Born in Adelaide. Mr. cribed to the appeal made in the Cottesloe Mr" Donnelly is a brother ::;ate Hill. Donnelly joined the Postal parish by the Rev. J. Bourke. The total Entering the Pallottine Department in 1905. His amount received in Cottesloe is £340/3/6. House of Studies at Kew, early experience were at Any further amounts Condon, Mrs. Victoria, in 1949, he made Only Australian Trappist Alice Springs (population S. Skeet; his priestly studies in at 14), Charlotte Waters, should be handed in to the £1/1/, Mrs. P. Adams, Mr. Propaganda college, Rome. Powell Creek Darwin, parish priest, and they will and Mrs. J. Seward, Mr. B. Gallagher, M. Lynch, Miss Now aged 22 years, he has Novice from WA Live in Same Abbey Smoky Bay, Fowler's Bay be acknowledged. £50, Mr. E. Scahill, Mr. Clifford, Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. made his final Profession. and Cook in the middle of Hidden J. S. away in the Sangre de Christo the Nulabor Plain. O'Halloran, Miss Selby; £ 1, Mr. J. Hoare, He hopes to obtain a speBrown; £ 10/10/, Miss Hardwick, M. and cial dispensation for early (Blood of Christi mountains in New In 1920 he crossed Aus- Maureen V Rev. Fr. J. Fahey; £10, Mrs. P. McAlver, Mrs. Anderordination. railh e rrail-- Mr. D. Slattery. Mr. P. F son, Mr. T. Whitely, Mexico, U.S.A., is the Trappist Abbey of tralialed, Mr. A. head, northfro and south. Mr. G. Boylan, J. E. Henderson, Mr. S, P. Sulli. A thirty -room hostel for Our Lady of Gualadulupe. Its Abbot, the Rt. r ode a camel for the first Moran, Bourke; £5/5/, Mr. and Mrs van, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Italian migrants at Hurst- Rev. Dom M. Columban miles and a horse for Cullen, Mr. C. J. Horrocks; Robinson, Mr. J. Primrose, Hawkins, O.C.S.C. 320 ville was officially blessed the remaining 800 miles. £5, Mr. W. Eddy, Miss Flo- Mrs. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. and opened by His Grace is the only Australian in the world to hold A keen student of the Fence Mallet, Mr. Maurice E. O'Mahoney, Mr. Keighley, on O'Brien Archbishop Japanese language, Don- Flynn. Mr. J. Cramer, Mr. Mr. X. Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Pentecost Sunday, after the such an office, and one of its youngest nelly worked with Mr. military A. Deacon, Mrs. Hawke, Mr Duff, Miss Cardiff, Miss PitItalian Consul -General (Dr. novices is a Westralion, Frater M. Martin. Intelligence during the War. J Newby, Miss C. H. Wright; man, Miss S. AnonyN. Simone) had formally Abbot Hawkins was born Frater Martin was for - Always an ardent worker for £3/3/, Mr. B. Horan; £3, mous, Miss B.Parker, Kelly, Mr. and cut the tape across the in Melbourne 49 years ago, mealy Martin Cawley, son the Church, in later years in Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. N. Bidder Mr. and Mrs. driveway. made his studies at Spring he gave religious Mrs. J. P. Sayers, Miss E. McKeever, Miss J. Gleeson; Designed to accommodate wood and Manly, N.S.W. In of Mr. and Mrs. F Cawley Canberra, instruction to children at Willet, Mr. Lenni; 10/6, Miss Jean Reynolds. D. WO single men, not assisted - 1930 he ontered the Order of of the Wembley Hotel. Edu- Telopea Park school until Mr. and Mrs. Neri; . £2/10,' £2/2/, Blenchly,den; 10/; Misses passage mivants, prior to the Cistercians of the Strict cated at St. Louis school, he recently. Mr. T. F. O'Loughlin, Mrs. B. Shanahan and Robinson, A. their dispersal to jobs in Observance. In January, 1951 won a University exhibition, An only daughter is Sister Gallagher, Mrs. Clifford, Mr. Jennings, Mary Erceg, Mrs. various parts of the State, he became Abbot of else but did not avail of it. He Mary of the Roger Swan, Mr. A. C. Casey, Holt, Mrs. Frost, D Flaherty, the building, formerly a New Mexico foundation. His left at the end of 1951 to Sacred Antoinette, Heart congregation. Mr. and Mrs. J. Barlow; £2, Mrs, Holmes, B. Dowling, Mr nursing home, was bought brother, the Rev. J. Hawkins, enter the new foundation of Until recently she was on Mr. C. Mallet, Mr. J. Coppin, Clarke, D. S. Mills, by the Capuchin Fathers of S.J., is on the staff of St. the Cistercians near Santa the staff of the leprosarium Miss G. Sullivan, Mr. F. mous, C. Green, M. P. Anony5/-; A. Leichhardt for £15.000. Louis school, Claremont. Fe, U.S.A. near Darwin. Smart; £1/10/t Mr. and Mrs Friend, 4/-: M. Logan, 2/-.
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