Guide to the Papers of Vivienne Abraham

MS 9152

National Library of Australia


Date completed: February 1998
Last updated: March 2000


Table of Contents

Collection Summary

Introduction

Scope and Content

Access

Copying and Publishing

Preferred Citation

Provenance

Biographical Note

Series List and Descriptions

Series 1 Personal papers, 1942-1972

Series 2 Federal Pacifist Council: general, 1944-1982

Series 3 Federal Pacifist Council: Vietnam War, 1964-1979

Series 4 Overseas Pacifist Organisations, 1938-1980

Series 5 Conscientious Objectors, 1951-1972

Series 6 Peacemaker, 1946-1973

Series 7 War Resisters' International, 1946-1973

Series 8 Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1943-1989

Series 9 Pacifist Movement of Victoria, 1954-1968

Series 10 General correspondence, 1967-1971

Series 11 Fellowship of Reconciliation (F.O.R.), 1950-1971

Series 12 International Fellowship of Reconciliation (I.F.O.R.), 1947-1973

Series 13 Australian Peace Pledge Union, 1943-1972

Series 14 Religious Society of Friends, 1948-1986

Series 15 Other peace movements, 1943-1983

Series 16 Miscellaneous ephemera and cuttings, 1949-1982

Series 17 Printed material

Container List



Collection Summary

Creator: Abraham, Vivienne, 1920-
Title: Papers of Vivienne Abraham
Date Range: 1938-1989
Collection Number: MS 9152
Extent: 15.06 m (103 boxes + 2 cartons)
Repository: National Library of Australia
Abstract: Correspondence, research material, notes, cuttings, ephemera, printed material and other papers.

Introduction

Scope and Content

The collection includes correspondence (mostly with G.A. Bishop), research material, notes, cuttings, ephemera, printed material and other papers relating to the Federal Pacifist Council, conscientious objectors, War Resisters International, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Pacifist Movement of Victoria, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Peace Pledge Union, Religious Society of Friends, International Fellowship of Reconciliation, the Peacemaker and other pacifist and peace movements.

Access

The collection is available for reference.

Provenance

The collection was donated to the National Library by Vivienne Abraham, through Dr Kenneth Rivett, in 1995. Some of the papers appear to have come from Vivienne Abraham's sister, the late Shirley Abraham.

Copying and Publishing

Copying and publishing of unpublished manuscript material is subject to copyright restrictions. For such material, written permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder(s). Copying of unpublished material for research purposes is permissible 50 years after the death of the creator of the material.

Preferred Citation

Items from this collection should be cited as '[Title or description of manuscript item], Papers of Vivienne Abraham, National Library of Australia, MS 9152, [series and/or folder number]'.

Biographical Note

Date Event
1920 Vivienne Grace Abraham was born in Melbourne
1946-1952 Honorary Secretary of the Australian Peace Pledge Union (Victoria)
1947-1949 Honorary Secretary to the acting editor of the Peacemaker
1953-1955 Editor of the Peacemaker
1955 Abraham moved to Sydney
1961-1962 Lived in Israel and Lebanon. During her stay in the Middle East, Abraham and G.A. Bishop, a fellow pacifist and a close friend, represented the Federal Pacifist Council of Australia at the conference in Lebanon.
1964-1968 Joint editor of the Peacemaker with her sister Shirley Abraham
1969-1971 Editor of the Peacemaker
1982-1989 Honorary Secretary and Treasurer of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (Australian Section)


Series List and Descriptions

Series 1 Personal papers, 1942-1972

This series contains the personal papers of Vivienne Abraham and a fellow pacifist and friend, G.A. Bishop. The material includes correspondence, diaries, notebooks and personal files, particularly relating their overseas visits after World War II.

Subseries 1.1 Personal papers of Vivienne Abraham

Folder 1 Papers relating to 1948 trip to England, Germany and Scandinavia
Folder 2 Writings and notebooks re War Resisters International, c.1948
Folder 3 Notes, 1948-1951
Folder 4 Notes and notebooks, 1964-1970
Folder 5 Notebook, 1970-1971
Folder 6 Manuscripts and typescripts of articles, c.1964-1972
Folder 7 Typescripts (undated)

Subseries 1.2 Personal papers of G.A. (Tony) Bishop

Folder 8 Biographical file
Folder 9 Federal Pacifist Council file, 1942-1944
Folder 10-11 Personal files, 1942-1948
Folder 12-20 Personal files, 1942-1948
Folder 21 Correspondence with Vivienne Abraham, 1947-1949
Folder 22-23 Correspondence, 1947-1948
Folder 24 Overseas diaries, 1947-1948

Series 2 Federal Pacifist Council: general, 1944-1982

The Federal Pacifist Council was the Australian Section of the War Resisters' International. Shirley Abraham was Honorary Secretary between 1951 and 1953. In 1961 and 1962 Vivienne Abraham lived in Israel and Lebanon. During her stay in the Middle East, Abraham and G.A. Bishop represented the Federal Pacifist Council of Australia at the conference in Lebanon.

The papers consist of minutes and meeting papers, correspondence, general and specific files and papers relating to the Australian Pacifist Conferences of 1946-1949.

Folder 1 Constitution and amendments, 1944-1946
Folder 2 Minutes of executive meetings, January 1943-December 1950
Folder 3 Secretary's minutes of executive meetings, September 1943-January 1946
Folder 4 Meeting papers, 21 January 1946
Folder 5 Minutes of executive meetings, February 1947-January 1949
Folder 6 Peace and pacifist papers, 1939-1940
Folder 7-8 General files, 1940-1946
Folder 9 Information on conscientious objectors' law, 1944
Folder 10 Conscientious objectors' petition, 1944
Folder 11 Correspondence about E.O. Burton, a New Zealand conscientious objector, 1943-1944
Folder 12 Memorandum by Kenneth Rivett, 1946
Folder 13 Correspondence (U.K.), 1944-1946
Folder 14 Correspondence re overseas speaker, Reginald Reynolds, 1944-1946
Folder 15 Correspondence with individuals - miscellaneous, 1947-1949
Folder 16 Correspondence with G.A. Bishop, 1947-1949
Folder 17 Correspondence with constituent groups - miscellaneous, 1947-1949
Folder 18 Correspondence with constituent groups on organisation and literature distribution, 1947-1948
Folder 19 Correspondence with constituent groups re establishing a group in Western Australia, 1946-1947
Folder 20 WRI first post-war international council meeting, 1946; information, 1947-1948
Folder 21 WRI international council meeting, 1947
Folder 22 Correspondence re representation on WRI, 1946
Folder 23-24 WRI correspondence - miscellaneous, 1947-1948
Folder 25 WRI press news service, 1947-1948
Folder 26 Correspondence with non-pacifist groups, 1947-1949
Folder 27 Correspondence with overseas groups (other than WRI), 1947-1948
Folder 28 Correspondence with International Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1948
Folder 29-30 Correspondence re overseas speaker, Muriel Lester, 1949
Folder 31-35 Correspondence and other papers, 1943-1946
Folder 36 Australian Pacifist Conference, Thornleigh NSW, January 1946
Folder 37 Report on the Australian Pacifist Conference, Thornleigh NSW, January 1946
Folder 38 Australian Pacifist Conference, Thornleigh NSW, January 1946
Folder 39 Second Australian Pacifist Conference, Mount Evelyn, Victoria, January-February 1947
Folder 40 Report of Second Australian Pacifist Conference, Mount Evelyn, Victoria, January-February 1947
Folder 41 Australian Pacifist Conference, Belair SA, 1948, including conference report by Abraham, 1948
Folder 42 Australian Pacifist Conference, Mount Evelyn, Victoria, January 1949
Folder 43 The rocket range and the approved defence projects act, 1947-1948
Folder 44 School of pacifism
Folder 45 Sentences on Jehovah's witnesses in Yugoslavia, 1947
Folder 46 Services on Hiroshima Day, 1948-1949
Folder 47 Swarthmore peace collection
Folder 48 War resistance in Australia (article), 1947
Folder 49 Publications
Folder 50 Peacemaker: publicity, correspondence and some copies, 1945-1948
Folder 51 Overseas publications including WRI material, 1945-1948
Folder 52 Constitution, 1944 and 1970
Folder 53 Historical material
Folder 54 Secretary's reports, 1943-1956
Folder 55 Agendas of executive meetings, 1946-1955
Folder 56 Minutes and anti-conscription material, 1946-1955
Folder 57 Minutes, 1946-1965
Folder 58 Minutes, 1951-1952
Folder 59-64 Minutes, 1951-1964
Folder 65 Minutes, agendas and notes of meetings, 1964-1965
Folder 66 Minutes, 1964-1973
Folder 67 Minutes (surplus), 1964-1966
Folder 68 Minutes, with amended constitutions, 1964-1970
Folder 69 Minutes and other papers, 1964-1971
Folder 70 Minutes of annual council meetings, 1966-1968
Folder 71 Minutes and press releases, 1966-1969
Folder 72-76 Minutes, 1967-1970
Folder 77-78 Minutes of annual council meetings, 1969-1970
Folder 79-80 Minutes and reports, 1970-1973
Folder 81-84 Correspondence, 1942-1953
Folder 85-89 Correspondence, including the British Service Civil International Correspondence, 1947-1953
Folder 90-92 Correspondence, 1950-1952
Folder 93 Correspondence and minutes, 1951-1953
Folder 94 Correspondence (23 alphabetical files), 1951-1954
Folder 95 Correspondence, 1951-1957
Folder 96 Correspondence, cuttings and other papers, 1952-1957
Folder 97 Correspondence with W.R.I. (UK and France), 1953-1955
Folder 98 Correspondence concerning Peacemaker, 1953-1955
Folder 99-102 Correspondence, 1953-1963
Folder 103 Correspondence and publications received, 1962-1964
Folder 104-107 Correspondence, including papers concerning Aquarius, 1963-1968
Folder 108-113 Correspondence, including clippings and other material on the Vietnam War, 1965-1969
Folder 114-118 Correspondence, including leaflets, roneoed and printed material, 1968-1982
Folder 119 Correspondence concerning Federal Pacifist Council publications, including the Peacemaker, 1970-1976
Folder 120 Lectures, 1947-1949
Folder 121 Conference material, 1940-1971

Including reports on the 1946 Australian Pacifist Conference at Thornleigh, NSW and papers relating to drafts resistance.

Folder 125 Papers concerning Australian Pacifist Conference, 1947-1955
Folder 126 New Education Fellowship International Conference, 1946
Folder 127-128 Federal Pacifist Council, 1961, 1965
Folder 129-130 National Anti-War Conference, 1971
Folder 131 National Draft Registers Conference, 1971
Folder 132 First Australian National Youth Anti-Conscription Conference, 1966
Folder 133 Australian Convention on Peace and War, 1953
Folder 134 Papers concerning World Conference of Religions for Peace, 1970-1973
Folder 135 Earthcare Conference, 1983
Folder 136 UNESCO-Australian Commission Symposium entitled 'The rights of people', 1985
Folder 137 Pacifist Community Service: correspondence, tenancy agreements and financial records, 1945-1970
Folder 138-139 Copies of the National Service Act (1951-1957), the Defence Act (1930-1956), the National Service Act (1950), amendments to the National Service Act (1951-1955 and 1966-1968) and related papers
Folder 140 FPC Conference on 'Just War?' (undated)
Folder 141 WRI Papers, 1949-1951
Folder 142 Immigration to Australia, c.1968; Campaign against conscription, 1969
Folder 143 'Used' writings, including a tribute to Frank Coaldrake (1912-1970), 1970-1971
Folder 144 'Unused letters', 1969-1971
Folder 145-147 Financial papers, including cash books, receipt books, bank statements and reports, 1943-1973
Folder 148 FPC papers, 1960-1961, 1971
Folder 149-155 Financial papers, 1964-1973
Folder 156 Newsletters, leaflets, circulars, roneoed and printed material, 1954-1973
Folder 157-161 Newsletters, leaflets, circulars, roneoed and printed material, including some correspondence and overseas material, 1961-1973
Folder 162 Press releases and circulars, 1967-1972
Folder 163-168 Circulars and printed material from other Australian organisations, including some material on the Vietnam War, 1968-1972

Series 3 Federal Pacifist Council: Vietnam War, 1964-1979

The Federal Pacifist Council was the Australian section of the War Resisters' International. It played an active part in resisting the Vietnam War. It supported people who refused to be conscripted during the Vietnam War. Abraham was an active member of the Australian section of the F.P.C.

The series includes leaflets, roneoed material, photocopies, notes and printed material. The files have been arranged in chronological order.

Folder 1-6 1964-1967
Folder 7-12 1966-1979
Folder 13-18 1969-1972
Folder 19-23 1970-1974
Folder 24-26 Printed material, 1972-1974

Series 4 Overseas Pacifist Organisations, 1938-1980

Abraham was in contact with various overseas organisations and she received ephemeral material produced by these organisations. They include pacifist organisations in UK, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Middle East, South Africa, Germany, Scandinavia, Indonesia, New Zealand and Japan.

The types of papers include notes, newsletter, leaflets, roneoed and other printed material. They have been arranged by countries and in chronological order.

Folder 1-11 UK, 1938-1968
Folder 12-20 India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, 1948-1976; Middle East, 1948-1968
Folder 21-29 South Africa, 1948-1965; Germany, 1948; Indonesia, 1940s; Nippon Seiko Kwai newsletters, 1947-1949
Folder 30-54 Miscellaneous, including papers relating to New Zealand, 1944-1974

Series 5 Conscientious Objectors, 1951-1972

The Conscientious Objectors was an Australian organisation which played an active role in a national campaign against conscription. Abraham was a key player in the movement. Shirley Abraham was Honorary Secretary of the Conscientious Objectors' Advisory Committee (Victoria) between 1964 and 1972.

The series contains correspondence, notes, transcripts of court cases, cuttings, press releases, printed material and records of the Committee in Defiance of the National Service Act, Conscientious Objectors and the Non-Compliers.

Folder 1-6 Correspondence, 1951-1967
Folder 7-14 Correspondence, 1965-1972
Folder 15-21 Name files, 1968-1979

Arranged by names of supporters, including Joan Baez, Davis Hodgson, Peter Hornby, David Keane, David Martin, Geoff Mullens and J. Neil Prewett.

Folder 22-25 Name Files, 1968-1971

Including Brian Ross, Des Phillipson, John T. Cohen and Jeremy Gilling.

Folder 26-28 Cases, 1965-1970
Folder 29 Papers relating to Bill White case, 1969-1972
Folder 30 Draft resistance and counselling school, 1970
Folder 31-34 Notes and other papers, 1964-1940
Folder 35-36 Cases, 1969-1970
Folder 37 Transcripts of court cases and anti-conscription material, 1953-1969
Folder 38-39 Records relating to National Campaign Against Conscription, 1969
Folder 40 NSW South Coast Committee Against Conscription, 1971-1972
Folder 41 Counselling service, 1970
Folder 42 Committee in Defiance of the National Service Act, 1969-1970
Folder 43 Non-Compliers, 1970-1972
Folder 44-47 Cuttings, 1965-1970
Folder 48-57 Cuttings, notes, typescripts, roneoed and other papers, 1967-1972
Folder 58-64 Records of Conscientious Objectors Advisory Committee: ACT, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia, 1965-1969
Folder 65 Miscellaneous records of Conscientious Objectors Advisory Committee, 1951-1953
Folder 66-67 Records of Conscientious Objectors relating to the National Service Act and Amendment of the National Service Bill, 1965-1968
Folder 68-77 Advice kit, press releases and other papers, 1951-1970

Series 6 Peacemaker, 1946-1973

The Peacemaker was the official monthly publication of the Federal Pacifist Council. Shirley Abraham was Business Manager of the journal from 1949 to 1954. Vivienne Abraham was Honorary Secretary to the acting editor of the Peacemaker between 1947 and 1949. She was editor of the journal (1953-1955), a joint editor, with Shirley Abraham (1964-1968) and editor (1969-1971). The series contains correspondence concerning the production and subscription of the journal, research material, mailing lists, drafts and financial papers.

Folder 1-7 Correspondence, 1946-1964
Folder 8-14 Correspondence and financial papers, 1964-1973
Folder 15-25 Correspondence, financial papers, drafts and mock ups, 1947-1974
Folder 26-34 Research material, 1947-1973
Folder 35-40 Mailing and membership lists

Series 7 War Resisters' International, 1946-1973

War Resisters' International (WRI) was an international peace organisation which was founded during the Second World War. Its Australian section was known as the Federal Pacifist Council.

Folder 1-7 Correspondence, mostly with G. Anthony Bishop, 1953-1955
Folder 8-11 Correspondence, 1947-1969
Folder 12-14 Conference papers: Shrewsbury, England, 1948
Folder 15-17 10th Triennial Conference, India, 1960
Folder 18 11th Triennial Conference, Stavanger, Norway, 1963
Folder 19-20 12th Triennial Conference, Rome, 1966
Folder 21-24 13th Triennial Conference, Haverford, USA, 1969
Folder 25-30 Correspondence and minutes, 1962-1976
Folder 31-35 Newsletters, circulars and leaflets, 1964-1972
Folder 36-39 Newsletters, circulars and leaflets, 1969-1976
Folder 40-43 Newsletters, circulars and leaflets, 1946-1973
Folder 44-51 Newsletters, circulars and leaflets, 1964-1983
Folder 52 WRI: Norway, 1947-1948
Folder 53 Publications and advertisements, 1963-1969
Folder 54 WRI: Pax Christi, 1957-1973
Folder 55 WRI: UK, 1945-1946
Folder 56 WRI, 1979-1982

Series 8 Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1943-1989

Shirley Abraham was the Honorary Secretary of the Victorian branch of the Australian Section of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) between 1969 and 1970. The series includes correspondence, minute books, financial papers, leaflets, circulars and records of peace organisations (including the Pacifist Movement of Victoria).

Folder 1-3 WILF: general material, 1943, 1950s-1970
Folder 4 WILF: general material, 1986-1987
Folder 5-7 Amnesty International, 1965-1983
Folder 8-9 Human Rights Commission, 1976-1988
Folder 10-17 Pacifist Movement of Victoria, including correspondence, conference papers, leaflets, circulars and minutes of meetings, 1943-1989
Folder 18 Australian Convention on Peace and War, Sydney, 1953
Folder 19 Notices of meeting, 1953-1954
Folder 20-22 Leaflets and circulars, correspondence, financial papers, 1953-1957
Folder 23-26 Minute books, 1952-1961

Series 9 Pacifist Movement of Victoria, 1954-1968

Shirley Abraham was Honorary Secretary between 1961 and 1971. The series include correspondence, minutes of meetings, notes, circulars, leaflets and annual reports.

Folder 1-8 Correspondence, minutes of meetings, notes, circulars, leaflets and annual reports, 1955-1968
Folder 9-17 Correspondence, minutes of meetings, notes, circulars, leaflets, cuttings, 1954-1960 and memberships and lists of contacts, 1960-1965

Series 10 General correspondence, 1967-1971

The series comprises correspondence, 1967-1971, and other papers relating to the Vietnam War.

7 folders/items.

Series 11 Fellowship of Reconciliation (F.O.R.), 1950-1971

Shirley Abraham, sister of Vivienne Abraham, was an active member of the Victorian Branch of the Fellowship of Reconciliation. The series mostly comprises papers of the Victorian Branch of the Fellowship of Reconciliation. They include Shirley Abraham Papers, correspondence with F.O.R. branches, pamphlets, leaflets, Membership, lists of attendance, newsletters, conference papers and minutes, newsletter of F.O.R. and Peace Pledge branches and other printed material.

Folder 1-7 Shirley Abraham Papers, c.1960-1973
Folder 8-14 Shirley Abraham Papers, c.1966-1973
Folder 15-21 Shirley Abraham Papers, 1972-1976

Including notices on the death of Abraham (1972-1976), correspondence with F.O.R. branches, pamphlets, leaflets, newsletter of F.O.R. and Peace Pledge branches and other printed material.

Folder 22-28 Membership, 1966-1970, lists of attendance, 1969-1975, and newsletters
Folder 29-34 Conference papers and minutes, 1967-1972, Hiroshima Day Services, 6 August 1956-1970, financial papers and F.O.R. papers from branches in New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia
Folder 35-37 Papers relating to F.O.R. branches in U.K., India and the United States`
Items (unnumbered) Various printed items

Series 12 International Fellowship of Reconciliation (I.F.O.R.), 1947-1973

The series includes minutes of meetings, copies of Challenge (newsletter of the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship, 1964-1976), copies of Report (I.F.O.R. newsletters, 1970-1975), correspondence, minutes of meetings, circulars, photographs, printed material and other papers

Folder 1-7 Minutes of meetings, copies of Challenge (newsletter of the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship), 1964-1976, correspondence and other papers, 1975-1979
Folder 8-14 Material relating to other peace organisations and miscellaneous printed I.F.O.R. material, c.1962-1982
Folder 15-59 Copies of Report (I.F.O.R. newsletters, 1970-1975) and other printed material
Folder 60-65 Papers of I.F.O.R. Council meeting (August 1963), minutes of meetings, circulars, photographs and printed material (1947-1973)

Series 13 Australian Peace Pledge Union, 1943-1972

Vivienne Abraham was Honorary Secretary of the Australian Peace Pledge Union (Victoria) between 1946 and 1952. In March 1952 the Australian Peace Pledge Union (Victoria) and the Christian Pacifist Movement (Victoria) formed the Pacifist Movement of Victoria.

Folder 1-10 Notes, minutes, circulars and leaflets

Series 14 Religious Society of Friends, 1948-1986

The series include newsletters, circulars and cuttings. For Records of the Religious Society of Friends see MS 4953.

8 folders/items.

Series 15 Other peace movements, 1943-1983

The series includes newsletters, leaflets, circulars and cuttings published by other peace movements.

Folder 1-4 School of Non-violent Action, 1943-1970
Folder 5-8 School of Non-violent Action, 1971-1973
Folder 9 Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (Victoria Branch), including copies of Sanity, 1965-1967
Folder 10 Papers concerning Hiroshima, 1958-1959
Folder 11 Papers concerning atomic bomb testing, 1957
Folder 12 Japan Congress Against A and H Bombs, 1967-1969
Folder 13-14 Save Our Sons, 1965-1968
Folder 15 Papers concerning 'Pacifism', c.1960
Folder 16 New Zealand Christian Pacifist Society, 1979-1983
Folder 17-18 Association for International Co-operation and Disarmament, 1965-1983
Folder 19 Civil Liberties, 1970
Folder 20 Companions of Saint Lawrence (Hong Kong Branch), 1960-1970
Folder 21-22 League for Freedom and World Friendship, 1949-1952
Folder 23 Methodist Church (Australia and New Zealand), 1968-1969
Folder 24-25 National Mobilization, 1968
Folder 26 Pax Christi, 1964-1966
Folder 27 Prisoners for Peace, 1968-1969
Folder 28 Weekly Vigil for Peace, 1967
Folder 29 World Peace Brigade, 1962

Series 16 Miscellaneous ephemera and cuttings, 1949-1982

The series comprises miscellaneous leaflets, circulars and cuttings.

Folder 1-19 Cuttings, 1949-1974
Folder 28-47 Ephemera on various subjects, including Conscientious Objectors, Food and disarmament campaign and evolution, 1968-1982

Series 17 Printed material

Printed material collected by Vivienne Abraham (unnumbered).



Container List

Series Folder/Item Box
1 1-4 1
1 5-11 2
1 12-21 3
1 22-24 4
2 1-8 5
2 9-30 6
2 31-35 7
2 36-42 8
2 43-51 9
2 52-58 10
2 59-65 11
2 66-70 12
2 71-78 13
2 79-84 14
2 85-89 15
2 90-92 16
2 93-95 17
2 96-103 18
2 104-107 19
2 108-113 20
2 114-124 21
2 125-134 22
2 135-141 23
2 142-148 24
2 149-156 25
2 157-162 26
2 163-165 27
2 166-168 28
3 1-6 29
3 7-12 30
3 13-18 31
3 19-23 32
3 24-26 33
4 1-11 34
4 12-20 35
4 21-29 36
4 30-36 37
4 37-42 38
4 43-54 39
5 1-6 40
5 7-14 41
5 15-21 42
5 22-28 43
5 29-34 44
5 35-42 45
5 43-47 46
5 48-57 47
5 58-67 48
5 68-77 49
6 1-7 50
6 8-14 51
6 15-25 52
6 26-34 53
6 35-40 54
7 1-7 55
7 8-11 56
7 12-18 57
7 19-24 58
7 25-30 59
7 31-35 60
7 36-39 61
7 40-43 62
7 44-51 63
7 52-56 64
8 1-3 64
8 4-9 65
8 10-17 66
8 18-26 67
9 1-8 68
9 9-17 69
10 1-7 70
11 1-7 71
11 8-14 72
11 15-21 73
11 22-28 74
11 29-34 75
11 Printed material 76-78
12 1-7 79
12 8-14 80
12 15-59 81
12 60-65 82
13 1-10 83
14 1-6 84
14 7-8 85
15 1-4 85
15 5-10 86
15 11-16 87
15 17-18 88
15 19-22 88
15 23-29 89
16 1-7 90
16 8-13 91
16 14-19 92
16 20-28 93
16 29-33 94
16 34-38 95
16 39-47 96
17 Printed material 97-105