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Perth, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1960
Immorality Urged At U.N.0.!
Silver Jubilee At
control, United Nations, N.Y.: Efforts to make the United Nations back world-wide birth come to the again hove years, two for organisation international the side of in the o thorn fore.
East Perth School
Pressure has come both meeting of the U.N. Genfrom outside sources and eral Assembly. Last March from within the U.N. it- it introduced the population question at a meeting self. of the executive board of A group of scientists, authors and political leaders the U.N. Children's Fund, but made no formal proincludfrom 19 nations ing 39 Nobel Prize winners posal. In November, Mrs. Ulla U.N. to -has petitioned the crusade for world birth Lindstrom, Swedish deleThe petition was gate to the U.N. Economic control. submitted to U.N. authori- and Social Council, called ties by Sir Julian Huxley, for a full discussion of British scientist and writer. birth control at next year's Inside the U.N. the Swe- General Assembly session. dish delegation has taken The lead in opposing the lead during the past U.N. support for birth contwo years in urging the trol has been taken by Aradoption of a birth contro' gentina. The head of the policy. Sweden suggested Argentine delegation to the such a policy at last year's U.N., Mario Amadeo, has stated that his country will oppose U.N. consideration or tne matter because it KEWDALEoffends the moral convicCLOVERDALE tions of the people of many OPENINGS member nations. Speaking on economic deOn Sunday. De -ember the Archvelopment in the General Grace His 11, Assembly's Second (Econbishop will bless and Committee, Mrs. omics) open the new parish Lindstrom argued that popubuildings in Cloverdalelation increase will "overKewdale parish. They take the desired increase in consist of a presbytery production" and that "in and a church -school. the end, there will be only The new area was for standing -places left made a parish in March mankind." of this year. In Mrs. Lindstrom's view, and Blessing The the U.N. Food and Agriculopening will commence ture Organisation's effort to at 3 p.m. and Mass will improve the world's nutribe celebrated immeditional level, the World ately afterwards. Health Organisation's work the of for material and child Location in health, and the research Church -school is and study programme of Coming off Daly-st. the U.N. Population CommisGreat Eastern H'way, sion all suffer from failure proceed along Hardy -rd. Sydof to influence the population to the junction increase and to regulate the enham-st., turn right innumber of people whose to Daly-st. diet, health and social deThe parish priest, Rev. velopment international efP. Kelly, extends a genforts are intended to imeral invitation to atprove. tend. Continued on page 16.
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On the occasion of the silver jubilee of St. Francis Xavier's school at East Perth, a Moss was celebrated by the priest in charge, Rev. W. Foley, on Saturday last. His Lordship Bishop Rafferty assisted at the Mass and preached to the Sisters, children and parishioners present. Rev. T. Phelan, parish priest of Wembley Downs, a former priest in charge of East Perth, was present in the sanctuary. With His Lordship and Father W. Foley ore altar servers N. Papotto, E. Dudek, B. McCutcheon and A. Chemello.
Sisters' Thanks The Sisters of St. Brigid's Convent of Mercy, West Perth, wish to thank the committee and all those who helped tc make their Christmas Tree and Fete the success that it was.
Y.C.W. Worker
Christian Brother For Cambridge: A recent visitor to Christian Brothers' College, St. George's Terrace was Rev.
Br. F. I. McCarthy of Victoria Parade College, Melbourne; he was on his way to the United Kingdom where he is to further his
studies at Cambridge University. Brother McCarthy has had remarkable success as a teacher of Matriculation English, Latin and French at Parade for over a decade,
also in an advisory capacity to Brothers prepating for work in English Literature and languages. While at Cambridge he will reside at Edmund Rice College, a short distance from the University itself. The College is maintained by the English province of the order as a centre for Brothers from Ireland, England, the United States and Australia who wish to take courses at the University. During his few days in Perth, Brother McCarthy found time to devote an afternoon to the Leaving class at C.B.C., an afternoon which was most appreciated by the boys on the eve of their final examination.
Christmas Issue Next Week
The Christmas Number of the Record will be published on Thursday next December 15.
Pictured (right) is Rev. J. DYNON, S.J., Jesuit Mission Director, who returned to Perth on Monday last, showing the latest issue of the mission news sheet, "Hazaribagh," to the Very Rev. J. FARMER, S.J., Rector of St. Louis' College. Father Dynon has been visiting the Jesuit Missions in North India, which are conducted by Australian Jesuit Missionaries. There are 40 Australian Jesuits engaged on missionary work in the Hazaribagh and Palamua districts.
On His Way
A Notable University Career
and in Adelaide prior to He is a graduate of that. Melbourne University in Arts (MA. hons.) and Eduand cation (B.Ed. hons.) expects to spend two or three years at Cambridge, reading a course in EngHe will lish Literature.
then return to Australia, not only to teaching but
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To India
A Y.C.W. visitor to Perth this week is Mr. Bernard Docherty (pictured) of the National Executive of the Young Christian Workers.
He is on his way to Colombo where he will stay for two months and then to Madras (India) where he will work for two years on Y.C.W. extension work.
Educated at the Christian Brothers' schools of St. George's Carlton and St. Joseph's, North Melbourne, Mr. Docherty worked as a grocer before joining the Y.C.W. full time workers. has been in Y.C.W. work for nine years, the last five of which have been on the Melbourne Executive. For a while Mr. Docherty will be working with M. Rene Delecluse, International Extension worker of the Y.C.W. who was recently in Perth. He