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 \n20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS  \nTHE FAR EAST  \n# St.Columban's Foreign Mission Society\n\nFebruary,1945  \nSt.Columbans,Nebr.  \n# Bylines and Sidelines\n\nus to do about Father Noone's church and dozens ofothers in our Philippine parishes?We feel confidentthat your answer will be:“Plenty!”  \nTOW IN HIS THIRTEENTHIY YEAR of continuous mission-ary service in China,Father JamesCollins has had a wide range ofexperiences.They include foods,such as the one he describes for youthis month,war,mission ground-breaking...and capture by ban-dits.At latest report he was up-country in Bishop Galvin's vicariateof Hanyang.  \n★ ★ ★  \n$250 PRIZE SHORT STORY CONTEST  \nTN CONJUNCTION with other magazines,membersI of the Catholic Press Association,THE FAR EAST isconducting a short-story contest,to close March 12.  \n1.Prizes of $250.00,$100.00 and $75.00 will beawarded in the general contest.  \nJames Collins  \nseminarian  \n2.The three best stories sent to THE FAR EAST will beawarded $50.00,$40.00 and $30.00 and will be enteredin the general contest.(The editor reserves the rightto decide whether a story comes up to prize-winning olpublication standard.)  \nThe labors,adjustments,emer-gencies and occasional dangers oflife in the missions can bring outevery quality in a man's character...We could not resist the thoughtof printing these two photographs-James Collins the young seminar-ian and Father James Collins,theseasoned missionary.  \n3.Stories must be in harmony with Catholic prin-ciples but need not be on religious themes.  \n4.Length:not less than 2,000,not more than 2,500words.·  \nRev.James Collins  \n5.Mss.,with stamped addressed envelopes for return,should arrive by midnight,March 12.Address:ShortStory Contest,FAR EAST Editorial Office,St.Columban's,  \nmissionary  \nFather Frank McDonald,\"Key  \nMan of the Kingdom,\"is still in China.He was inHanyang city when the Japanese forces captured it inOcober,1938 and he remained there,free and at work,until August,1942,when the Japanese authorities re-quired him to go to Shanghai.There he fell ill andconsequently was not sent into an internment camp.He is now with Father McWilliams and Father HarryCollins,who take care of a down-town parish inShanghai.  \nPerryville,Maryland.  \nTebruay FeafueJPAGEMISSION BULLETINS....................  4ARTICLES  \nThe motion picture version of The Keys of theKingdom has received Class A rating from theLegion of Decency,with the warning that some ofthe film priest's statements could be understood ina sense at variance with Catholic doctrine.  \nPardon for Pardon-Rev.John Henaghan..  3A Key Man of the Kingdom一  \nRev.Patrick O'Connor 5While Armies Clash on Luzon.............  8Cry of the Reaper-Rev.Martin J.Noone..  9“Please Keep This Letter”-John J.Traynor 11Fighting the Plague-Sister M.Michael.....17High Water and High Hopes  \nThreatening clouds of war hungover the Pacific when Father Mar-tin Noone wrote the article,\"Cryof the Reaper,\"late in 1941.Heand his colleagues stayed at theirposts—and are still there.His articlereached us three weeks after PearlHarbor.We have held it for threeyears...until something could bedone in response to it.Now thattime is at hand.What can you help  \nRev.James Collins 21FATHER TIERNEY.......................  15EDITORIALS............................16SERVICE EDITION.......................19SHORT STORY  \nThe Dreadful Sin-Florence A.Clifford....12DEPARTMNTS—Colum,Smiles  \nFather Noone  \nPhotos:Cover,Ewing Galloway;Pp.9,17,inside back cover,ThreeLions.  \nPhilippines  \n◎ 1934M.H.GILL AND SON.LTD.,DUBLIN  \nSAINT BRIGID  \n# The Mary of the Gael\n\nFrom the painting by Leo Whelan  \n作丽EAsT  \nTROM THE PASSION of our Lord flows the pardonof our sins.This is the summing-up of all Hisbenefits to us,for this is our greatest need,t","cbCaig976LsRyJk2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig976LsRyJk2","pdf",3757648,28,"English","# St.Columban's Foreign Mission Society\n## Bylines and Sidelines\n## Articles\n## Service Edition\n## Short Story Contest\n## Departments","[{\"question\":\"Who is featured as a “key man” in this issue, and what is his situation?\",\"answer\":\"Father Frank McDonald is identified as a “Key Man of the Kingdom.” He remained in Hanyang after the Japanese captured it in 1938, later fell ill in Shanghai, and continued work with other priests after avoiding internment.\"},{\"question\":\"What short-story contest does the issue announce?\",\"answer\":\"THE FAR EAST announces a Catholic short-story contest in conjunction with other magazines of the Catholic Press Association, closing March 12. 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