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mercy and to demean with that
charity, humility and paelfie tender ef
mind which were th$ yheraoteristies of
the Divine Anther of our biassed religion;
and without a humble imitation of whose
example in these things we oan never hepe
to be a happy nation* Grant eur supplie
cation, we beseeeh Thee, through Jesus
Christ our Lord. Anion.
ByGeorge Washington
EX-THAOhDli^Y FACULTIES
'-Fr. George S. Endal, S.J. Catholic
Missionary in thfc Bristol Bay area just
received word that he had been given the
extraordinary faculty of saying wa seoond
or even a third Mass on Sunday and Holy
Days of precept (even suppressed) after
noon, after observing a fast of throe •
hours from solid food and one hour from
liquid food ,(»<m-aleoholie).
This extraordinary permission was
granted to provide as far as possible for
the needs of the men at Bristol Bay dur
ing the fishing season*
Ft* Endal may also.eey one lfesq.>a£|px)-'
noon even onweekidayt in places Where it
was ribt possible to have. the Mass in- the
morrfitig* In both 'instances* the faithful 4
may receive Holy aonummion.after ,obsery^
• : ing the same fact. as* th.a priest, With "r‘
'regard to alcoholia beverages, the fast
must begin*sft midnight, ...
Upthe present Mass was restricted
to the morning and extended by speoia 1
oermidsio^ ip not latey than 2 p.m* and
the priest was required to fast from mid
night, Military ohaplains during the
Spoond World War were,given similar fa
culties b^ limited strictly to the mil**
ltary* This has now been amplified and
extended to the Vicariate of Alaska so
that evening Massed\may be said where
n^owaeary.
IT*S A WOMENS WORLD
When a mania bora/ people a ski How Is
the mother? When he marriest What a lovely
bridet And when, ha diets How mueh did he
leaver her?
' ...iM lit k "fHJfKZHt SIttBR"—what
pomes next, Gramp?
m m. — mmrn + + * + 4'
•. .When yeu g* fer a ♦#hs# £ef the
elinie variety) new It ib#p p#ewb dangermi#
It seeme the nurse burrow# fate her dark
little care ea eh morning Shi witbcfcrt
the aid of light attempt# t# beep her
(house1 in order. The lights were turned
off when school dismissed for the summer*
That was tought Now the window has been
practically sealed off by oement sacks—
and that*s rough.*.and the nurse might be
too; so, therefore our warnings it MXGBt
be dangerous!
~ Did yoy happen to see tho faces jf
those eleven fishermen who did not Tppve
Sunday nicht for the fish grounds? Wait
They really got told by the Boss*
...Did you hear that, teo? Well, they
told me that a heliocopter pllet makes a
cool $125*00 per hour when he is flying.
Sounds fantastlo, but ••• I wonder*«•
,,'.; **.ANYOHB who thinks heft ln<Wsjisip»i>
able should stick hip finger in a bewl
of water and then notioe the hele it
leaves when he takes it out! (X KQPi
THE RIGHT PERSON READS THIS,)
"I'm no financier? he was nyiic*
’’but my ealary runs int# feur
Shock and surprise from his lleten§re*
and he oontinued: nMy wife and three
daughters« " (I don't eare whether you
believe it or not hut it was said at
the aanoe last Saturday by that tall
blond handsome thing that wore the
plaid sh.'rt • )
• ••have you been to town sine# the
boat got int You 111 never recognise the
bare old store shelves• Beautiful new
iabeW'gliirttn from every directien. It
.\ma#4« chopping';Just twice as hard, the*
i always ret home with the wrong thing
when I have a OhoioeV Bye new, (QOZEj