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recently by Theodore. of St. Augustine's Gon- vent. Rustloo. from her brother. the Rev. Cornelius Plneau, S. J.. a missionary in China since 1935 and presently one of eight Canadian Jesuits who are prisoners of the Communists at Sruchow. The above pictures are of Father Pineau, the one on the loft taken in 1935 prior in his leaving for China. The other picture was taken in 1947 after he had spent eighteen months in a Japanese

MARCH 26. 1953

many of whom I know and remem- ber well. but also many whom I do not know. I count on you to ex- press to them my most sincere thanks. It is not easy for me to write each one, even a short word. You are much better situated than I am and I have no doubt that you will express my gratitude as well as I could do. Please tell them that by way of thanking them I recommend to God at each mas. them.-ie'ves, their relatives. and all their undertakings. I thank them especially for the masses and pray- ers offered for my safety. I accept them wholeheartedly. It will not be without great need.

til have nothing of great interest to tell you this time. solicit many prayers for the native clergy and their Christians. A large number of them are already deprived of the benefits of the Ohrurch. and what happens in these circum- stances is that there is always the evil one roaming about to see whom he may devour.

”We were to have our permits renewed at the end of December, but up to date we have not yet been molested. It must be due in your prayers. Best regards to all the family and to my numerous friends and benefactors. May all in their prayers widen the scope of their charity at least as big as the whole Celestial Empire."

"Cornelius Pineau. S. J."

BIRTHDAY ADVENTURE

The Mowing letter was receivcdlbrother of Fatlher Pineau and Rev. sister st. Sister st. Theodore is Mr. E. r. Pineau. of Ottawa:

Dear Sister st.

”I have received the lists of my benefactors to the drive for a "thicker soup" which you have sent me. Very consoling and encourag- ing indeed. Our soup here did not yet thicken for that amount, but it is much better.

"While looking over the list I have pass before me a long pro- cession of sympathetic people,

Theodore :

LET!-!BR.IDCvE, Alta.. (CPJ-John Foreman Wishart of Edmonton celebrated his 91st birthday by making his first airplane flight. He flew from Edmonton to his former home here to celebrate the anni- vcrsary withielatives.

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they go hy themselves? the visit-l ing woman said incredulous-likrnl Oh my, no!' the other one told

her, ”lt's not so easy as that - we . have to plug them in!” "

"And nowadays," he

in half fun. "they work so hard' farming they must stop for relaxa- tion! ln my young days. that us- ually meant a little more work. . . clearing another corner of land.l putting up a new piece of fence.

But now you take 8. trip off The i Island or. go to the play-offs); And they're no good at all it seems p unless there's some extra excite-p ment in the way of a fracas. Ii overheard Johnnie telling his

Grandmother this morning and it: made me smile. Boy! was it ever

good last night . . . flghtsl You" couldn't take them all in, therel were so many!'

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. . "And she said. 'And I thought p you went to a hockey game!' ” I ”And," the visitor observed, "1 can't say that such relaxing ever

harmed. us any. At any rate," he! chuckled. ttl survived it! And thej woman - do you know what she-

was at when I came away?"

"Perhaps cleaning a cupboard?" we ventured a guess.

”No -- making out her order for; flower seeds! I tell her she has plenty to do iiithout putteringg with flowers. but she says a body might as well be dead as to have no blossoms around. She sent wordi that she has some seeds of -- now,. what were they? -- for you. I guess I I must be ageing - names elude me . . . Ripenina.” he smiled. "likcp wheat coming up to the harvest." .

As is now this day. to he reaped by a gold sickle nf moon! I

Until tomoi'1'oiv- - - Diary - - Good-night. . . .

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These three booklets written for heart patients and their familic.-. for employers. and for physicians. can be obtained from heart assoc- iations everywhere or from the American Heart Association. 44 East 23rd. St, New York 10, N. Y. There is no charge.

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