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The Advocte The parents of school of high graduates the State tem the of New of State Jersey was of New privately founded Jersey can be thankful for the action of our and financed the great by sacrifices on the part of the legislature in the of Senate Bill passage 2. people of the state. Hiis bill will • provide $4OO scholarships to needy statesman knows Every that an educated and citizenry qualified students. is the greatest asset a state can have. Official Giving our high Publication of the It has been a to school Archdiocese of Newark, N. and of Uie long process effectuate the pas- graduates, especially those with J., Diocese of Paterson, N. J. qualifications sage of this bill. The State of New but without Jersey by the financial resources, the Vol. 8, No. 19 pas- opportunity to go of FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959 sage this bill has at last to a of their PRICE: TEN CENTS long recognized the great college own choosing is truly democratic benefit that can come the and by state directly aiding the American. candidate for a college education, allowing him to se- The New Jersey Legislature of 1959 with bi- lect its a of his New college or university own choosing. New of this bill Bolivian partisan endorsement will be memorialized Jersey now takes its with the other Bishop place forward- in the hearts of mothers grateful and fathers who sin- looking states of Union which our have followed this the education cerely desire full of their To for children Served in plan years. Paterson many each one of our Senators and Assemblymen we express There in state for is room every state colleges and our gratitude in their name VATICAN CITY Rev. Thomas Manning, private and universities. the 0.F.M., colleges By of S-2 In Governor passage our we hope to find the who entered the in reflection of Franciscan novitiate Paterson and our has the lfcter legislature recognized great role the convictions of 6erved being our people and our as an assistant at St. Bonaventure representatives, parish there, has played by our and private colleges universities, especi- and he feel the been hope may grateful sentiments of the named a Bishop and will serve as of Ordinary a Fran- ally when we consider that the educational early sys- needy students ciscan mission area in Bolivia. qualified
Bishop-designate Manning was
given the Titular See of Arsamosata and will head Cardinal the Grente Dies To Ordain 35 in Prelature of Coroico in Bolivia
(A prelature is an area that does not to On of belong any diocese. Eve Newark, sometimes Birthday It Is set Paterson, up instead ol a diocese in a region where LE MANS, France Cardinal Grente of Le Mans, there are only a few Catholics. oldest member of of Trenton on the College Cardinals, died here on 23 The Ordinary of a prelature is \ the of May May 4, eve his 87th Stricken with usually a Titular Bishop and birthday. influenza has power similar to of a month the Cardinal NEWARK that a ago, received Extreme Unction last Thirty-five young men, their theological diocesan Bishop). week. been at training having completed Immaculate Conception Coroico was made a prelature The Cardinal is French Academy in 1936. After will be last the first mem- Seminary, Darlington, ordained as priests here md November. Its area extends ber World War II he made of the Sacred College die was a in Paterson 23 over five provinces. The Catho- to on May (Biographies on Pages 4, 5 and 6). commander since its strength was raised to in the Legion of lic population is about 20,000 in Roland will confer Orders 74 Honor by the Archbishop Holy at 9 a in , by Pope John XXIII at French govern- • a con- total population of 120,000. on 28 the Arch ment for his new priests of sistory on Dec 15. support of the diocese Newark in French resistance of Sacred Bex Richard J O'Donnell, BISHOP-DESIGNATE Manning movement. Heart Cathedrat here At the Cardinal Grente Newark Rc\ John L. Paprocki, wa* one of eight Franciscnns CARDINAL GRENTE had been was bom in same time. will on Bishop Rr\ from the New Bishop of Le Mans Perry May 5. 1872, and lie McNulty Harrison. Thomas J Petril- York Province since 1918, ordain seven members of the came a against »o. Nutlcy Rev Leonard P who went to Boliva in 1956 to having been appointed by priest the wishes . Span* Pope for the Diocese of his seminary class of Burgh. Rev. found a mission in Coroico, a Benedict XV. Pope XII father, after having won Jersey City. Jamefi MARINES AT CATHEDRAL: Pius gave Paterson in the Cathedral of St T town Marine Corps Reserve a doctorate in Traxcr*. Jersey City; Rev. in the Andes Mountains him the personal title of law. the profes- Arch- John the Bishop-Designate Manning units of Newark and attended Mass sion his Baptist there Fdward C about 35 miles from La Par, the Jersey City at in 1946 and father wanted him to fol- Thompson. Irvington, bishop made him a capital assigned to St. Sacred Heart and marched their low and Rex Vincent J Ward. Bay- city. bring Bonaven- Cathedral to Com- Cardinal in January, 1953, at the TIIK ORDINANDI lor the Arch He onne lure in the Fall of 1952 munion Above same consistory was ordained in 1895 The son of Mr. and Mrs. parish breakfast Sunday. they are led from that saw the diocese of Newark are He remained at St. Robert Manning of Bonaventure present Pope become Cardinal Asa in visited Rev. Arthur J Baltimore, the Cathedral Lt. Gen. Bertrand T. Bishop 1926, he Butman, Hill TO BE ORDAINED for until of by Fay, speaker Pater the Spring 1957, when he Roncalli the l S. and Rev John F Manning was Canada and made side; Doyle, Jersey Bishop-designate at the and Robert son are began studies breakfast, Judge (Major) McKinley, born Ang. 29, 1922, and entered preparatory for the trip the subject of City; Rev. John J Egan, New- A distinguished author and one of his Rex Joseph A Cassidy. Pater work in the Bolivian missions. toastmaster. the Franciscan novitiate in he many books. ark. Rev Richard C Ehrcnbcri; lecturer, was elected to the Rev John N Hall. Packa- Paterson on Ang. 12, 1941. mak- Bloomfield Rev Richard M nark Lake. Rev Theodore H. ing his simple profession of Galdon, Bayonne. Rev William Commentson Class Conflict Mission Aid Kollar Passaic Rev Bernard sows a year later. , School J Gallagher, Bayonne Rev Wil \ Crisis Paterson Rev. Vin- liam M Gihlin. Newark. cent He studied at the Franciscan S McCluskey. Sussex. Rev. Houses of Study at Croghan. Asked Rev. Edward J Gubernat, Ir Daniel J. Mahoney. Seaside Park, N and N. Prayer vington. Rev J ?rd Rrx John B Y., Butler, J„ and Youth Insure of the Eugene Hazew Wehrlen, Pater- completed his theological Church, ski, Bayonne; Rev son train Vitality Francis A ing at llolj Name College, Wash- In Kerala Heinen. Elizabeth; Rev John E In two Trenton, young men will ington. He Hopkins, was ordained on June Maplewood. Rev Eu be ordained, also on May 23. by ( 5. 1948. Pontiff Asserts HANGACHERRY, Kerala Jtcne J Kasper. Garfield Rev. Busy Week Bishop (ieorge W Ahr They are was in —Two Paul J He stationed Washing During in communist- Kavlick, Maplewood Rev Matthew F Bishops Costello, liOng tor and Statesville, N. C., before CITY ruled Rev. Frederick C. Koerner, Jer Mand VATICAN The Church is as alive and Baggio, now Apostolic St. the Kerala state have City N Y . and Rev Wil- today Delegate! Joseph Worker, is the tra called Canada. sey City. bam A vital it has been. Social will be solved to dilional Labor for a Rons. Brooklyn. NY. as ever problems not Day in Europe four-day period of Rev. John J La Manna Belle After a Mass offered Pontiff by class conflict. prayer and offered for by the prayer Love, suffering following a decision ville; Resigned Pope, the Rev Joseph F 1/orrti. Jer the V of Churcli Pontiff told the work- have a value than financial aid. to close Catholic schools Priests Arrested missions greater iUility until the sey City. Rev. George L Mader, ers that labor's many problems To Not the PONTIFFS state modifies restrictive Walking These were some of the many made remarks por- Springfield; Rev Paul R Man just points by can only be solved in the light about the tion* of its education ROME (NC) Pope John vitality of the Church law. nlnfi, Newark; Rev Thomas Czech Reds Pope John XXIII this one of the through A By week, Gospels liberty, The call XXIII admits he were ntade when he visited the was issued by Arch- Westfield. doesn't take of the busiest of
and «to. si« including draining flushing, and Music Teachers when YOU chocking hoses thermostat, and draining anti-froese Convene, Klect GIRLS' TERRY CAMP ROBES • BUY Or LUBRICATION HK'AGO — BUILD ( Fmcouraglng a UjIi- for good music among Sites' B- U your Home... SQ.6G $ youth is the best way of advanc- «io. u *3’ ing the 6 liturgical movement ThriVs j™ ]4” a sense o( when M Thomas J of Pitts security vou deal igr Quigley W|th ( Jrtfrpl Thst s why more families hsve burgh said here after financed their homes ,i s ,s his elec Carteret than at any other ACRILAN PILLOWS & tion as president of the National association in the State of .66 8 l7 iNew Jersey. s Catholic Muse Kducators Sites ?0?6 Associ 2 alion (Urteret invariably • 10. U.N gives loan l appl.canta the lourU LUBRICANTS PARTS Klcctcd with him at the associ i interest rate justified by conditions. Carteret arranges EXTRA ation's fiveday convention were the ,w: \ payments Lo suit income. family Carteret atuays GIRLS’ CHINO Rev Joseph F Mytych of Chi lie SUCKS A atrives to helpful to customers, often giving valuable cago and Res Cletus P. Madsen. Bedford Cords - to COLLISION BODY WORK W// counsel home owners, Carteret's for Davenport, la. v ire presidents, reputation fair 714 s .33 is second to none. Sites You' Repairs dealing And and Budget and Sister courtesy friendliness Mary lanirdes. sccre Fire habit *IO H we a with 2 to suit Carteret Before build orranged your pun# tarv people. you or buy V 7 o* low II 73 your home, »ce(-artrrrt. os per w*«k m Father Madsen had been prrsl dent lie presented the Loss Eight located Carteret groups conveniently oflicea w,ll tale and handle home IS59 citation to Dr Arthur C your loan Service HUNDREDS OF OTHER application. is fast. aluny , Becker, dean of the school of B the SAVINGS! r Tops DePaul University, for Theft Car'erelN current music. r«y. dividend rale on “ his contributions Pennies a savings » per annum, NIGHTS to music and day protect compounded quarterly. OPEN 5 IN SALES * SERVICE And dividends atari from day of music education deposit. Service Dependable A convention feature your valuables In a TO 9 P. M. was a While You Work concert given by a AVpiece or Shopl Safe Box "ROUND-THE-CLOCK string orchestra composed of Deposit here Carteret savings mi Loan Association nuns of the Chicago Archdiocese
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NEWARK' marians ESSEX GIEEN SHOPPING PUZA at the North American 744 here Ires 4 Site* Spria|ftel4 |#r|ia. 3J» Avtasa College are taking in Elizabethport V«(Aal4 AT PROSPECT AVL part IvMTiiU; 417 Oraaf# Straal tlieir fourth annual motion pic BETWEEN EAGLE ROCK 4 Stattea L ture forum Cty Lisa: 712 SgruifAeiA Avaa AMSSOSINO. Pree. UIABUSHIO Banking Company A MT. AVES. The forum, established lASI ORANGE; PLEASANT 3085 HUDSON BLVD. by the SOUTH ORANGE, rector. Bishop Martin J. O'Con- i (astral Aveasa WEST ORANGE JERSEY CITY IJ7 Saalh Av Oraafa nor, teaches students to view mo- (AT HOLLAND TUNNII Cvt) 1148 CAST JERSEY ST. 100 FIRST OPEN MON. THRU FRI, tion ST. pictures thoughtfully, and Service Dept. Open Dnily 7 10 A M 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. to familiarize themselves with *• 7:10 p.m. of problems motion picture pro- duction and criticism. Cardinal Cicognani Named May ft. 1959 THE ADVOCATE 3 9 To Help Sr. Miriam Cause
COW ENT Gaetano MARK IT AT CHURCH IT Card) under direction of Rev Stephen Sacred faculties nal Cicognani hat Congregation RATIRION been appoint- O.S B, by Findlay. authority of to make the appointment. *d relator" of the beatifica- Bishop McNulty, and submit tion yr cause of Sister Miriam IN THE NEXT STEP of the ted to the Sacred Congregation Teresa, it was announced this cause. Cardinal Cicognani will by him as Ordinary of the week by the Sister Miriam Te appoint a of theologians y Paterson Diocese in which Sis- group rest of League Prayer ter Miriam to review the writings of Sis- Teresa lived as a The of appointment a Cardi- ter Miriam Sister of Charity of St. Eliza- Teresa, to deter- nal relator or is the that "ponens" beth. mine they contain nothing Father Findlay, head- fourth of 20 in steps the beati contrary to faith and morals. master of Delbarton School. fication process, and follows Thu is among to Morristown, is a vice steps leading the postulator submission to the Sacred of of the cause a meeting the Sacred Con- Congregation of Rites of docu gregation at which it will be Cardinal Cicognani. who is ments on the sanctity, virtues, prefect decided whether or of the Sacred Congrega- not to ap- miracles and writings of the tion of for the Rites, was appointed po.nt a commission proposed Blessed 10TH ANNUAL: Boland of after for formal introduction Archbishop chats with principals before start the 10th petition a Cardinal re of the beati- lator annual Communion breakfast of the Catholic was made to Pope John fication cause Communications Guild. May 3, at the THE DOCUMENTS in Sister the this Essex XXIII by Sacred Congrega- If all is accomplished. House. Left to right, Rev. William N. Field, moderator; John L. Mc- Miriam's ease Msgr prepared tion The Pontiff Sister Miriam granted to the Teresa will be Nulty, president, Seton Hall University; Mollie Jochum. chairman; Archbishop given the title of "Venerable" Roland; and Rev. J. Edward Nugent, C.S.P., principal speaker. and her cause toward becom- ing "blessed" and "saint" will continue To Visit Brothers Sister Miriam Teresa Dem Communication Guild Janovich was born in Bayonne On Patron's Feast and was the of fine Engraving and Religious sister Msgr. Artides Charles WEST NEW YORK Demjanovich, pastor Pledges $30,000 —Archbuh of St Boland will his first offi- Mary's. Rutherford She op pay thmo skilled arts made her cial visit Christian Brothers nacuftd oa praniaea. Prrfertioa vows as a Sister of lo the low. W# 7 art ftatur A Grattan’** own at wk Charity of St. Elizabeth a month at St Joseph's Boys High School MOO Medical Script < lire.. tfiJtTaatd on Hi % ropprr before she died here Scholarship on May 15. Feast of St John Bap May 8, v 1927 list de l,a Salle, of teach- Rrlljrooa Article**: B~t *rlontoa Sukorban N J. patron ,n NEWARK A $30,000 fund for the Nudioa scholarship and founder of the Christian Irral tba Clmrrk Saaamnlala with tW ers Art trie* C of Seton Hall has been kame. moderately pnead ollpgp Medicine. University, Bi ol hers Gtnaint woodrar* Angels tug* A Hamrrvl firurmt* Queen of Plans ntrH roar bv members The \ of the Catholic Communications Guild will celebrate ■Mention 500 pledged Archbishop Over »mported Madonna*, gift*. «*r of New Mass [nr the and Benefit Card Party Jersey. Ten units of the guild from Camden to community student body at in a m Brother NEWARK The Hankensack united so- are participating in the project. The pledge Anthony John. K S.C . provincial, of of nnies Quern Angels parish was presented lo Msgr. J >tin I. will also he present The Brothers will hold a benefit rard party McNulty. Seton Mall present Park, with Msgr James Hogan. are completing their first year in for the church at R Vlav Rev p m , by William N Field, state Trenton Chancellor, presiding the WVst New York hoys’ high 15 Seton Hall of in gym- chaplain the on 3 Earlier the University guild. May members attend school. 'T. nasium. eligibility for the ed Mass • V scholar?hip re in Holy Spmt Church of that the 9 Queen Angrls Church was quires recipient be a The Catholic Communications member to totally destroyed hy (ire last of the family of « N J Guild of Trenton attended Mass Maryknoll Ordain Bell July 10 A temporary chapel has Telephone Cos emplove in St. Mary s Cathedral, and then Its been set the Occasion for held its up in rectory for the presentation breakfast in the cath Largest Class 80 Park Avenue, New week was the annual Communion MARYKNOLL. NY Newark, Jersey use on days. On Sundays edral auditorium. The speaker (NT) formerly th§ Sorrento the gat ion has breakfast of communicatiors Kifty second ( ReUsursni) eonere been attend per was Msgr Michael Fronczak of seven seminarians, ing Mass at St Peter's Church. sonnel of this area, held at the Seton Hall I’niversity. largest class in Maryknoll's his Essex House after Mass and Com lory, will he ordained priests of munion in St Columha's (.‘lurch the Catholic Foreign Mission .So* Boland m a Archbishop presidrd Korea Closes ncty of America on June 13 here & The rzi Borgos Borgos principal speaker was Rev ishop John IV Comber. Mary W Edward Nugcht. ANGELIC HITES Catholic chap- knoll Superior (ieneral, wall he lain at Massachusetts Catliolic Daily Insurance Institute of the ordaining prelate. and Radchffe for very special occasions Technology Col The next day "Oraltout Dining Continental Korea 67 priests and tm a Almoipbera’ of all SEOUL. A Cath kindt lege Brothers will take part in Mary- lo RtM>ms olic-oriented newspa- GIRLS SIZES 5 12 4 Sn KEARNY daily knolls annual cere Banquet AVENUE I THIS departure IS THE loth an s ni \ er ar y Shinmun. per. Kynnghyang mon\. The misvioners ha\e been Church Function* KEARNY. N. J. of the Catholic Communications Home and Offir» P.n,*» has hecn closed the Ko- assigned to remote stations in 10 Communion Rteikfuu Cuild the Catholic Trl by Wrdding Rrrrptiocu (formerly Gtotot 1 IOtGOI countries on four continents 7.98—17.98 ephone Employes', and-the event rean government on charges Horn# o/ our Suburban and Alien Metropolitan m. iiazi was marked hv Communion o! undermining democracy and Catering Service WILLIAM J OLACCUM Dresses of innocent white breakfasts in three other areas national nylon or orgondy, so right for nr < -?no security HI Communion, Groduotion. V7OOO on the same da\ A government statement said ond other very special days. The guild of Bergen Counts a' the the largest detailed with paper, second in BONDS Beautifully widely alluring young skirts, tended Mass in St Anastasia Korea, is Catholic controlled" with s underpropped petticoats, delicate lace, pearl on•. Teaneck, at which Father Field and "a foundation of the Seoul Insurance satin trims. " was the Diocese In preacher Following was actuality, while the o B AND SERVICE at the breakfast the Suburban. paper published Catholic articles
A*'’ Paramus. Principal speaker was and news, it is not the official Rev John Hounhan. director. Ml publication of the Seoul Aposto Carmel Guild Apostolate for the lit Vicariate. At Deaf. IT WAS FOUNDED after World The Monmouth County Guild War II a of had its by group Catholics, Communion breakfast in of MARKET AT one whom was John M CHURCH ST PATERSON the Berkeley Chang, , U Carteret, Asbury nr w Vice President of Korea and Open Thun. A Fri. Till 9 P.M. leader S. Marsh & Sons of the Democratic Party which Hospital Week opposes the ruling Liberal The Party paper had a rirrula CENT At St. Michael's tion of 200.00(1 Following its closing, Nf.WARK To commemorate (hang a charged that the government National Hospital \\ er |< | (l . acted 'To rurh I*>. St. Mich the opposition's a T* Hospital will " political activities Also hold two days of pro- ip open house testing the move was the On May 12 and 14. I'.S. VALUE 10 a m embassy here 1° 4 p . visitors m will hp p< MA The followed closing a series rorlrd on a tour of thp hospital, of incidents inrludini; which began in Feb is a thp npw Archbishop and ruary included a search of Roland Diagnostic, Rpsparch and Hoic to the s Trpalnipn! paper offices, interrogation pain I enter of its editor indictment To implement thp national of the theme publisher a libel suit and arrest of thp week, More Roads ait of two extra C\ (~\ C\ to reporters day most Recovery." students of St. Mlrhari s School of Nursing have
prepared a display on various Hospital Plans Class a month! hospital services med- surgery, For Expectant Parents icine, physical therapy, rest, Tf.ANI.CK Classes for clinic, rehabilitation, dental care, ex
pert ant slated to diet X ray . elr parents are be important June at William J Cornelia. personnel gin 1 Holy Name Hospi tal dirertnr. is in charge of the oh- n The course be '*4 ser\ ancp will given onre
a week for six meetings Candi f dates Postal Workers Plan may register by telephon word ing Sister M Canice, C S.J., be Comm ion Breakfast tween R and 9 Plans un am for NF.WARK delivers at Name The St Thomas Holy are pry, for group of the Newark Post Office requisite registration Do often wish you you had more and time © hranrhes will hold Us nth with the (or annual spend family, fushil*?. Communion hreakfast New Pupal Legate youT( May 10 at Hotel Robert Treat hobby, or just relaxing? after In St John Church For Mass s Knights of Malta here's Speakers will Vatican WeJl, one way extra be Rev Robert city irnsi—Pope you can gawt In fact, ii F Blessed John hours it probably the *ord to Garner, XXIII named a which we owe the Sacrament, has Cardinal open National State Handi-Check Newark and Richard Giobbe Regan, as- as the of our Papal legate to account. Each month growth business the half you'll save the during past cmtun'. For sistant coach at Seton Malta hours value basketball Knights of "in order to ii offer you now spend raying bills in what we above To Hall Cmvcrsity. Msgr John I. facilitate the important work of person. Instead ail... ur mean,yJuj comhmed Seton Hall this " McNulty, president, worthy sovereign order you'll pay everything check tnlh the lowest by through the possible prig. will be toastmaster The Knights of Malta are the mail...in a matter of minutesl frank X Kane Is order of general oldest laymen and pro Incidentally, to answer a / question that has been chairman lates in the Church. asked many the in times, prices our new Millbum store are idem.cal
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Mar hat •traaf lASAt mil moan An Osf* Mon thru ftat. t JO to A fhrw Sal tit *• »M Wad until f Thur*. v*tii t • ST. JOSEPH THE WORKMAN: Craftsmen, artisans and other workmen assembled May 1 in Sacred Heart John Dolan George FitzGerald Cathedral for the annual Mass sponsored by the Guild Field of St the Workman. The who Representative Manager—MUlburn Store Joseph Archbishop, pre- from sided, chats here with, left, Joseph Puzo, chair- Rev. man; Aloysius J. Welsh, and HALF A CINTUK* spiritual director, Rev. James F. Johnson, who preached. 4 THE ADVOCATE May 8,1959 28 to Be Ordained for Archdiocese
NEWARK of will 4 View Ter- The Archdiocese Newark receive Ehrenberg, High da. Sacred Heart, and Rev. Mr William C. |P Hcimbuch, pastor. Jersey City Hf attended St. P#> race, Bloomfield. He attended 28 new 51. Immaculate Deacon and priests May 23, when Archbishop Boland admin- George Reilly, subdeacon will be ter's Prep and Seton Hill Uni- Immaculate in Sacred Conception High Conception Seminary. The preach- Rev. Roland W isters the Sacrament of Holy Orders at 9 a m. Muenzen, St. versity and Seton Hall School, Montclair, er will be Rev. Thaddeus G. Michael's, and Rev. Mr. Heart Cathedral here. All their studies in theo- John Father Kwrwr will celebrate completed University Rembisz, Sacred Heart. his Mass at Cassidy, Immaculate Conception first noon, May 24, at Darlington. Ehrenberg ‘Will cele- logy Immaculate Conception Seminary, | Father The preacher Seminary. will be in St. Ann* a Church. Jersey brate his first The ordinandi and their biogra- Mass at noon. Rev. May William F. Hogan. Immacu- City. Archpriest will be Magr. 24 in St. Thomas are as follows: Aloysius, Jersey City, and Rev. the Apostle late phies Conception Seminary. Joseph A Shovlin. pastor. Dea- Mr. John A. Scerbo, Immaculate Church. Bloomfield. Archpriest Minor ministers will include con and subdeacon will he Rev. will be Father Bittman Seminary. The Rev. Michael A. Conception Magnier, John D. McGuire. M M.. Buffalo, will be Rev. John J. pastor. Deacon and subdeacon _Hev. Arthur J. Bittman i» the preacher will White, St. Virgil's, Morris Plains. be Rev. James J Carroll, of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bitt- 9Dn Our Minor ministers will include Lady Queen of Peace, North 274 St.. Hillside. He tnan, Bloy Arlington, Thomas F. Devine, William C. and Rev. Mr. Owen J. Attended Seton Hall and Prep Immaculate University. Clark, Thomas J. Norton, Charles Hendry, Conception P. and Martin F. Seminary. The will be Father Bittman will celebrate McColgan preacher Rev. Dillon. Thomas E. Davis, Imma- his first Mass at noon. May 24, culate Conception. Montclair. In Christ the King Church. Hill- Minor ministers will include side. Archpriest will be Rev. J. Father Fgan Peter A Oddo, Fredrick H. is Rev. John J. Egan the son Quinn, William L. McDevltt. Mi- of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Egan, chael A. Patete and Donald B. 575 Sanford Ave , Newark. He Ransom. attended Seton Hall Prep and University. Conception Seminary. Father Kaspfr will celebrate Father Minor ministers will include Father Egan will celebrate his Galdon his first Mass at 10 a m . May James first Mass at 9 30 a.m., May 24, Conti. Bernard Mohan, 24. in St. Joseph's Church, Pas Rev. Richard M Galdon is the John Francis in Immaculate Hennessey, Sey- saic Archpriest will be Rev Conception son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. mour, Ward, Church. Montclair. Archpriest 131 28th Philip Brady. Joseph Raymond Beach. O F M., pastor. Galdon, W. St., Bayonne. will be Msgr. Thomas H. Powers, Richard Thomas Ivory, Minor ministers will Include Holy Name. Garfield Deicon He attended St. Peter's and IJddy, Prep Francis and Mer- pastor. Deacon and subdeacon Seton Testa Philip Henry Marciniak. Robert Doyle, and subdeacon will be Rpv Wal Hall University. dinger. Alfonse Arminio and Ronald Ja- h ather Galdon will celebrate ter Mis, Holy Rosary. Passaic, cobowitz. his first and Rev Mr John Moms. Im Mass at 10 a.m., May Dortno Father Giblin Cozzini, Ernest Caponc- maculate Conception Seminary. Rro. Kenneth Lasch. Donald Darlincton The preacher will be and Rev Mr. John P. Egan, Im* Rev. William M. Giblin Is the Father Hazewski Guenther and Eugene Marcone. Rev. John Boeacz. LaSalle Col maculate Conception Seminary. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gib- Rev Rev. Eugene J. Hazewski is Ickp. Philadelphia The preacher will be Jamea lin, 275 Broadway, Newark. He the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Minor ministers will include C Turro Immaculate Concep- attended St. Michael's High Father tion Hazewski. 798 Broadway, Bay- Hopkins Frederick Milos. Stanley t'rban Seminar*’ School, Newark, and Seton Hall onne. He attended St John Kantv Rev John is. Frank Kerraioli and Frank Minor minister* "ill include E. Hopkins is the University. J Erie, and Seton son of Mr \\ eber C.erard C.ranano, Timothy J. Prep, Pa., Hall and Mrs. Nelson D. Hopkins, < urtin. Martin J Foran. Robert University. 5 Jefferson A\e, Ma Father Hazewski R orke and Tnomas J will celebrate plewood. He attended Holy Cross' Father Kavliek < Foley. Emmet Knox, pastor. Deacon his first Mass at 10:30 May am., Preparatory Seminary, Dunkirk, and aubdeacon will be Rev. John and Seton Hall Rev Paul J Kavliek is the son University. h) A. Palasits, St. Michael's, Union, of Mr and Mrs John Kaxlick. Kallier Manna Father Hopkins will celebrate and Rev. Mr. S. 797 St He Aloysius Carney, Prospect Maplewood Rr\ John J .I-a Manna is thtt Immaculate Semin- attended Seton Hall and l Conception Prep ni 'nn of Mr and Mrs J la- ary. The preacher will be Rev. Versity Manna IS Franklin St . Belle- Gerard B. Whelan, St. Michael's, Kavliek will celebrate Father ville He attended Seton Hall Cranford. Ills first Mass at noon. Mav 21. Prrp and University St Minor ministers will include in Joseph's Church. Maple Father La Manna will celehrata Raymond J. Jasaitis, John P. wood Archpriest will be Rev. his first Mass at noon. May 24, Steven A Kristoff and Kolian, in St Authors-'* Church. Belle- Joseph J. Mirandi will be Rev. John E. McCarthy, ville Archpriest will be Rev. Immaculate Conception, and Rev. Titian P. Menegus, pastor Dea- Mr. Carl J. Arico, Immaculate con and subdeacon will be Rrw Father Dovle 2t, in St. Joseph's Church. Bay- Conception Seminary. The Joseph 1. Affanoso. Holy Rosary, onne. Archpriest will be Rev. Rev. John F\ Doyle is the son preacher will be Rev. Thomas Jersey City and Rev Mr Rob- Joseph A. Chmely, Dea- 340 Duncan pastor of Mrs. John Doyle. E Davis, Immaculate Concep- ert T. Leahy, Immaculate con and subdeacon will be Rev. Con*, Ave., Jersey and the late tion Seminary The preacher City, Andrew J Frye, St Joseph’s, rrptwn Mr. Doyle. He attended St. Pe- Minor ministers will include "ill be Rev Thomas A and Rev Mr Thomas .1, Acker- ('.illicit, ter's Prep and Seton Hall Uni- J. Costanzo, Patrick J. St Rose of Lima, Short Hills Anthony man. Immaculate Conception versity. F Minor ministers will Leonard. Joseph Coda. Fran- Preacher will includa Seminary be Rev. Father Giblin will celebrate his cis X. Carden, Robert J O'Brien John J. Falatek, Sacred (Continued on Page Si Heart, first Mass at May 24. in and Edward F. Lamb noon. Phoenixville, Pa St. Michael's Church, Newark. | Minor ministers will include Archpriest will be Rev. Hugh J. Joseph 24, in Our of Mt. Carmel DISTINCTIVE GIFTS Fr. A C.aldon, S J , Thomas Fitzsimmons. Lady Flirenbrrtj; pastor Deacon and J Otto, Church, Bayonne Archpriest will Robert L Duffy. John subdeacon FOR THE NEWLY Rev. Richard C. Ehrenberg Is will be Rev. Michael be Rev John Olszewski. E Komar. Gerard F Todd. John Our his first Mass the Giblin. MSST. St Pius X. Nor at 12:15 pm. May PRIEST son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lady of ORDAINED R Doherty. Richard C Powers, Mt. Carmel. Deacon and 24. in Our folk, Va , and Rev. Mr Louis F. Lady of Sorrows subdeacon will be Hugh P McKenna and Lee Rev. Theodore Church. South A Fimiani. Immaculate Conception Oranßc Arch- Williamson Zaorski. Mt Carmel, and Rev. priest will he M H.l Seminary. The preacher will be srt John Mr N John Immacu- Lombardi, Byrne, Deacon Rev, Eucene J Reilly, Christ the pastor and sub- late ConcepUon Seminary The dearon will he Kinß. Jersey City. Rev Charles P. Futher be Rev. : Gallagher preacher will Stanley Maicr. St Patrick Minor ministers will include. s. Elizabeth, Grabowski, Bernard Peters, O S B ! Rev William I Gallagher Our Lady of Mt. and Rev Mr , pastor is Joseph H Murphy. Richard J Robert Cozzini, Im- the Carmel. Deacon and subdeacon will he son of Mrs William maculate .1 Gal- Kleissler. John II O'Connor. Paul Conception Seminary Minor Rev Henry St Ughcr, 41 W 4fhh St ministers will include The be Schreitmiieller. j Ravonne. R McVr> and Peter F. Harmon. prcaehei will Rev Wil- j Henry Wojlowicz. Roberl Ant I.co a. Irvinctnn. and Rev Mr ! land ttie late Mr, Gallagher He liam K Sheehan. Church of the czak, John Basil Stephen l-cehan Oeorße D. Donnvan Iminac attended St Peter's Prep and Nitivity, Midland Park Father Gubernat and Stuliga. i.late Conception Seminary The Hall University Joseph jSeton Minor ministers vvill include preacher will he Rev Columha Father Gallgher will celebrate Rev Edward J Gubernat Is I. lACE SURPLICES I James Mills. Peter J 7. ae R.fferty, OSB. Si Marys Ah his first Mass at the noon, Mav 34, son of Mr. and Mrs Edward vardn, James R linen ond Docron Father Heinen Annichiarieo bcv. Newark in St. Vincent de Paul F 483 Grove St . Ir and Church, Gubernat. Lawrenee E t'roake 00 $l7 50 & Minor ministers will $9 95 $l5 up Bayonne will Rev Francis A He include Archpriest be vinßton. lie attended Seton Hall men I % the Msgr. Richard McDonald James Can John J. Dougherty, Imma Prep and University. son of Mr and Mrs Bernard nine, Victor Father will celebrate He Bomiffi. James PYX in iterling Doyle his culate Conception Seminary Dea Father Gubernat will celebrate men, A34 Re here a Blare Flu Father Kasper Kuchner and Thomas Coietla. first Mass at noon, May in be He ilver. 24, and subdeacon will Rer his at to 30 abeth. attended Se’on Hall • gold plot- jeon first Mass am., May Rev J Eugene Kasper is the St Church, Jersey Edward $ 5.00 Aloysius City. l F Wojtvcha, St Vin- 24. in Sacred Heart of Jesus Prep and Fniversitv ed From 1 son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Archpriest will be Rev John J. Rev D |cent's, and Mr. Walter Church, Irvlnßton Archpriest Father Hclnen will Father In 10K Gold celebrate Kasper, 320 River Drive. 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(Continued from 4) Mader, 33 Country Club Lane, tor. St. Bernard’*, Page Plainfield. School, Newark, and Seton Hall Benti. Assumption. Bayonne, and Deacon Gaetano F. Michael and subdeacon will be Salemi, G. He attended Irving- Deacon and subdeacon will be Springfield. University. Rev. Mr. Richard Scsine. Immac- Rev. John J. McGuire, St. John Raymond P. Ca- ton School and Seton Hall Rev. William N. Field, Seton! Father Nelsbn Campanalonga, High will celebrate ulate Conception The Seminary. the Baptist, Fairvicw, and Rev. Hall and Rev. his first Mass University. University, Mr at noon. May 24, preacher will be Anthony Msgr. Mr. B. Ryan, Immaculate Father Mader will celebrate Gerald P. Ruane, Immacu- in Our Lady of Good DiLuca. Joseph his Counsel Holy Family pastor, in late Conception The first Mass May in Conception The Church, Newark. will Italian, Seminary. at noon. 24 Seminary’- Archpriest and Rev. Samuel Bove, preacher will be Rev. Thomas preacher will be Thomas be Msgr. John A. M**r. Weisbrod. pas- St Joseph's. East in Orange, P. Conheeney, St. Michael's J. Conroy, pastor of Sacred Heart. tor. Deacon and subdeacon will English. Newark. be Rev. Minor Ministers will include T. Kenneth Se- Minor ministers will include O’Leary, ' Minor ministers will include Hall Edmund G. Bernauer, Ronald ton and Rev Mr. Theodore Bcneiii. Paul Smith. A. University Redmond Duggan, Thomas Gor- P. Amandolare, A. Stulb, Eu- Joseph Plunkett, Immacu- George Lata, Edward McDermott. Joseph man, John Tubridy, Robert Bren- C. Conception The gene McCoy, James F. Mur- late Seminary. nan, James Herbert and Richard George J. preacher will be Msgr. George phy, Gothic, Heinrich Hallman M. Schulzki. Arnold P. Dc Rosa and Robert F. Manning. Fr. Thompson Father Rev. Edward C. Thompson is McCarthy the son of Mr and Mrs. Harold Rev. Thomas A is McCarthy Thompson, 141 Delmar Place, Ir- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas vington. lie attended Seton Hall A. McCarthy, 939 Boulevard, Prep and University. Westfield. He attended St. Fran
Kevin Ashe, Alfred Zcmeikis and John Heekin and John Kamp- John Woodcock. hausen. miscioli, Angelo J. De Prinrio and Richard H. Colgan. Father Travers
Rev. Father Loreti James F Travers is the St. Leo's Church, Irvington. son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Rev. Joseph F I.oretl is Archpriest will be Msgr. John Travers, 177 Van Nostrand Avc., the 0. Buchmann. son of Mr. and Mrs. John pastor. Deacon FOR THE CLERGY 380 Seventh St., Jersey and subdeacon will be Rev Ed- Loreti, A SEMINARIANS City. He attended St. Peter's ward Scandone, St. Anthony's, Berta ate. Prep, St. Peter's College and Belleville, and Rev. Mr. James Joseph Allen Sorrell. Michael Burke. Raymond Bcton Hall University. Tierney, Immaculate Conception Bou-' W. Shea, Immaculate cher and James Father Loreti will celebrate his Seminary The preacher will be Conception Murray. Msgr. William Furlong, Scton Seminary. Minor Hall University. ministers will include Fr. Charles T. Cooke, Charles Spanbur^h Minor ministers will include J. Hud- Rev. P. A Leonard is James M. Donald Di Pas- son. Joseph Clampaglio. Spanburgh Smith. the son of Mrs Thomas P. and Robert Leonard J. Span- quale, Robert Costello Petrella, Philip 2SS B. Carroll. burgh. Palisade Ave_. Morris, Jack Connors. Edward Jersey City, and the late Mr. Spanburgh. Baumgartner, Robert Ciottone, He attended Dickinson High Father will Richard Rcnga, Thomas Stocker, Fr. O'Donnell Thompson celebrate School. Jersey City. New York Trabold cis Xavier High School, New his first Mass at noon. May William Drobach, Joseph Rev. 31, Richard J. O'Donnell is aad Seton York, and Seton Hall University. University Hall Uni- in St Leo's and Frank Shea. Church, Irvington. the son of Joseph F. O'Donnell, versity. Father McCarthy will celebrate Archpriest will be Msgr. John O. 25 Manor Drive, Newark, and the Father Spanburgh will cele- Buchmann, his first Mass at May 24, pastor Deacon and Father noon. late brate Mrs. O'Donnell. He attended his first Mass at May Manning in Holy Trinity Church, Westfield. noon. subdeacon will he Rev. Carl Seton Hall Prep and University. 24. in Rev. Paul R. Manning is the St Nicholas Church. Jer- Archpriest will be Msgr. Henry Hinrichsen and Rev, Mr. Francis sey City. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Father O’Donnell will celebrate archpriest will be McDcrmitt, J. Watterson, pastor. Deacon and both of Immaculate Manning. . his first Mass 11 May Msgr. Alois Auth, pastor. Deacon 93 Tremont Ave New- subdeacon wtll be Rev. James J. at am., 24, Conception Seminary. Preacher ark. He attended Scton Hall Prep in Immaculate Heart of Mary and subdeacon will be Rev. Al- Driscoll, chaplain, I’SAF, and will be Msgr. William F. Fur- bert 1 St and Rev. Mr Church, Maplewood. Archpriest Stegle. Nicholas, and Seton University. Salvatore A. Busichio, long. Mall University. Rev. Father will celebrate Mr. Eugene Rafer, Jersey City. He Manning Immaculate Semin- Immac- attended St. ministers Conception Minor will include In Peter our Specialized The ulate Conception The s Prep and Seton Hall Uni- De- ary. preacher will be Bishop Seminary. Kenneth Herbster. Frank Sala- preacher will be versity. partment, exclusively for Justin J. McCarthy of Rev. George Camden. mandra, John Richard Belger. Tubridv, the and Seminarians, St Nicholas Father Travers Clerg> Minor ministers will include will celebrate Crasso. Raymond McKeon. John \\r Minor ministers have a comprehensive Robert J Griffin. ' will include his first Mass at Patrick D. noon. May 24, Flynn, Richard Stahl. Michael J. selection of Cloth- William John P Ryan, quality Thomas J. Comcrford, McCauley. in St Paul's Church. Greenville. j.Minoguc, Smith and Robert Clatone and Accessories. first Mass at May in Thomas Kenna. John Lester, ing noon, 24, .Joseph J. Hoffman, Edward J. Jersey City. Archpriest will he Here's Holy John a Rosary Church, Jersey and John J. T. Kenned}. Bernard Carlon, Rev. Leo L partial listing. Kclleher. Mahoney, pastor. jEilert Father Ward They are moderatelypriced, City. Archpriest will be Rev. and upward. Gerard M. Santora, pastor. Dea- | Father Murlha Rev. Vincent J. Ward Is the con and subdcacon will be Rev. Two son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. IN STOC K Rev. Thomas J. I-ouis E. Vitale, Murtha is the New Priests 307 Ave m *Nnt.rif Holy Rosary, Ward, A. Bayonne. He suits nrrr* of Mr. and Rev. Mr. Michael A. Saltar- son and Mrs. Thomas J. Tort oats sroiT shuts attended St Peter's Prep and OtrStOATS StAfATTSS elli. Immaculate Murtha, 11 Eastern Parkway, Conception Scmi- Seton Mall University. Jersey ary. The preacher will be City He attended St. Pe- For Trenton Diocese Father his Ward will celebrate siirriAS Msgr. ter's Prep and Seton i m NciNO jacut* Walter Artioli, pastor, Mt. Hall Uni- first tNiars Mass at 11 30 a m.. May 24 iitidAOt Carmel, Jersey in versity. 104 1*«• ri emir jihavui Italian, In City, TRENTON Two members of the St. Church, MOSf MATS-TArt current class at Mary's Bayonne. and Rev. John Davis. Scton Father Murtha will crlcbratc Hall INnnwtAß IMllfllAl will Archpriest will be Msgr. William Immaculate for sn IS CANTS University, in English. his first Mass at noon. May 31, Conception Seminary be ordained the F I.awlor, pastor. Deacon and in St. Paul's Diocese of Trenton Minor ministers will Include Church, Jersey City. by Bishop W. Ahr on 23 George May subdeacon will he Rev Richard Archpriest will be St Henry Fcrrazoli, Joseph Herron, Rev. Leo L. in Mary's The ordained Cathedral. newly and their bio- Wall, St Mary's, and Rev. Mr. Robert Marotta, John McGovern, graphtes are as follows: James McKenna, Immaculate John Gurski and Leonard Gruig- Father Root will celebrate his Conception Seminary. The CUSTOM MADF I o. Father Costello first Mass 10 will be Rev. Edward P. Looney, at am. May 31 in preacher will be Rev Francis » Assorts sens Rev. Matthew Holy Name Church. Holy Spirit, his first Mass at 12:15 pastor. Deacon and subdracon K. Costello is Brooklyn Kurtz, Orange *ers Father Mader p.m.. May ‘ o\run*i« the Archpriest SASMfS 24, in Sacred Heart Church. Vail- will be Rev. James W. McCarthy. son of Mrs Mae Costello. 32 will be Rev James Mjnor ministers will include esnATUI •AIMBTTTS Rev, 2 J. George L. Mader is the burg, Our Lady o( All Souls. East Or- 29th SC. long nd Burgess, Holy Name Deacon John Finnerty, William O'Brien, Newark. will be ■ IsL City, Members of Archpriest the Clcrey are atvra of Mr. and Mrs. and V 1 He and •on George J. Msgr. B Rev. Mr. attended subdescon will he Wil Leonard Volenski. a 10% dikount all* Charles Murphy, pas- ange, Charles Gas- Bishop Lough- Rev. Joseph Ryan, on purchases coyne. Immaculate lin High and liam J. Gallagher, St Raymond Aumack. •Sals mruhanduericrpied Conception Scnool Sc Francis Vincent s, (lellene, will and Seminary. The preacher be College, both in Bayonne, Rev. Mr Carl lo those Brookhn J. who may wish to Rev. AN OUTDOOR SHRINE John McCarthy, SJ of On- Arico, Immaculate oflcr the C BUILD , Conception gifts to lergy or tario. Seminary The preacher ABBEY Seminarians Choose One will be may we suggest from Minor will Rev. Charles ministers include S Ahcarn, St NURSING a Cud Order. Just phone th« Robert Rischinan, of Our Joseph Paterelt. Joseph's, Flushing. Clergy Department. John Mulvey. John Gibbons and Minor ministers will include HOME MUrray Hill 2-8170 Outstanding Subjects Richard Cassidy. John Byrne. Walter Kozik, •6 VAN NESS PLACE 24 Inch tizo $ll.OO Joseph Radomski, Robert Critclli, uor of grace Off Clinton Av«. Fr. Francis Tucci. Joseph Bcnante, LADY OF LOURDES Papmcki 3-0303 Thomas Norton Thomas Bigelow Rev. Is Otto lADY OF FATIMA John L. Paprocki the MAIE and •nd Alfred Zemcikis FEMAIE son of Mr. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION and Mrs, James Pap- AGED. CONVALESCENT, and SACRED HEART OF JESUS rocki. 335 N. Second Harri- CHRONICAIIY 111 St., ( VotfU fl*wf r snz fYr/Xd THE CONSTITUTIONS of the 24 Inch tizo $22.00 son. He attended St. Benedict's llcaniad by Slola oE N. J. of Society Jesus, founded by St. PARKING AREA FIFTH AVENUE, if st St. INFANT OF PRAGUE Prep and Scton Hall 41 University. Ignatius ST. ANTHONY Loyola, were approved Father NEWARK Mahoney, pastor. Deacon and Paprocki will celebrate 1540. ST FRANCIS WITH lIROS in subdeacon will be Rev. Edward ST. JOSEPH C. Our of PLEADING SACRED HEART OF JESUS Higgins, Lady Lourdes, West Orange, and Rev. Mr. OTHER ASSORTED SUIJECTS AVAIIAILE Thomas IN Ertzberger, n. IR. I], SJ AND M INCH Immacu- AND 4 AND • FT. SIZES late Conception Seminary. The preacher will be Rev. Raymond SEI OUR OUTDOOR DISPLAY P. Doll, Rosary, Elizabeth. OF FINE QUALITY CHURCH Holy Minor ministers will include STYLE STATUARY John Morley, Erancls Cassidy, . Father Cornell* wtfl Aidan Kenny, Hugh celebrate Conveniently Located Ample Porting Stout, Wil- his first Mass at 1! May 31. liam Linder and Joseph Fisher. asn. in St. Patrick's * Tiurch, Long c Island will be smia FERRI BROS. INC. Father Nelson City Archpriest 'M: [Rev. Anthony Pavsarella. St. Pat- S. 124 - RT. 17 - mil* 'A South of Routo 4, PARAMUS Rev Harry E. nek Nelson Is the ! i beacon and subdeaeon will (botwoon Bamberger'* son of Mrs. Oscar E. Nelson, aluminum chaise PLUS 2 end Modcll •) 138 be Rev. Robert E Mayer. St. Folding chairs Delavan Avc and the * *• IJO t , Newark, Cecilias. Iselm and Om« Doily; Open to t Thur.day ond Friday, Rev Mr late Mr. Nelson. He attended Our John with all-weather Firestone Velon Moy Ist, Sod. Ith ond Wi; Cloied Sundays Catoir. (maculate Concep- By Buttling, of Hood Counsel Lady High tion Seminary The preacher will be Kev J Morgan Kelly, In Webbing
carnation Churrh. Trenton. 3 Minor ministers will include pcs. AN ASSURED Gerard J Brv.«n Robert J Mil LIFE ler, T INCOME Donald KrUaber and An his first Mass at 10: IS a.m.. May drew P Cogaa 24, in Our Lady of Czestochowa Church, Harrison. Archpriest will with In many spiritual ramambrances by sharing tha work be Rev. Julian F. Szpilman. pas- Father Rook Rag. 30.13 tor. and Catholic in Deacon subdeacon will Rev. aur;l.V.D. Missionarias Japan and tha Philippine*. William A Roos is the be Rev. Anthony J. Kasper. St. son of Mr and Mrs Andrew T. Michael's. Lyndhurst. and Rev. * /ft Roos, 20-a Windsor Place. Brook- rest your money through our Mr. Peter M. Culillo, Immacu- lyn. He attrsded Si. Francis late Conception The Seminary. Prep and College. Brooklyn. Llfl INCOME MISSION CONTRACT preacher will be Father Szpilman, in Polish, and Rev. Aloysius J. Welsh, Immaculate Conception • Hmm fatlad an Intarset obligation. Seminary, in English. 9 hrtarast Minor ministers will include C. natas depend an shacks ara mailed your aga avary James Maselko, Paul alk months. J. Longua, Robert A. Gutkowslcl. Stanley A. Slawinski and Frater Duane mealvs rati Lap- a able Insoma and halp our Apostolic Causa. H fanski, O.F.M
Father Petrillo meInformation ln«oma Mlulon an yow Ufa Contract / Rev. Thomas J. Petrillo is the Name • ORANGI , Aga son of Mr. and Mrs. Jqhn Pe- trillo, 74 Harrison St., Address* Nutley. He • SPRINGFIELD attended St. Michael's High School, Newark, and Seton Hall • HACKENSACK mm Zona Stata ISsndCity —— mm m University. • POMPTON Father Petrillo will celebrate PLAINS his first Mass at 12:IS p.m., May Rf V FATHER • RAMSEY RALPH s.v.o catholic universities 24, In Holy Family Church, Nut- ley. Archpriest will be Rev. Fran- N MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 Phf FwrwltMf. cis Blake, Holy Family. Deacon CagwH«EHerier Pawling and subdeacon will be Rev. J. 6 THE ADVOCATE Nay S, 195# Ordain 7 in Paterson
PATERSON Bishop McNulty will ordain seven Peace, North and Rev. young Arlington, John J. Stanley, pastor. Deacon men for the Diocese of Paterson at 9 in Mr. Christopher B. Garrity, Im- a.m., May 23, the and aubdeacon will be Rev. Geb- maculate Conception Seminary. Cathedral of St Johh the Baptist here. All completed their hard Braungart, 0.F.M., Conv., The preacher will be Auxiliary theology at Immaculate Conception Seminary, Darlington. St. Catharine's, Seaside Park Walter W. Curtis of New- Bishop and Rev. Mr. Richard Chilmark, The new priests and their biographies are as follows: ark. Minor ministers will include Edmund Father Cassidy Joseph Cahill, Arkad Biczak, Murphy, John Madden, William Walter Kulzy, Robert Bihr, Meade, Kenneth and Rev. Joeeph A. Cassidy is the Fay George Peterson, Gerard Robin- Robert Stauffer. ■on of Mr*. Peter J. Cassidy, 29 ton Jr. and Stephen Salata. Trenton Ave., Paterson, and the Father Kollar NEW CONVENT: Principal purpose of an expansion fund at St. Aloysius parish, Ute Hr. He attended St Cassidy. of Father Caldwell, is erection this new convent accommodating 17 Sisters, designed by Joeeph1* High School, Paterson, Hall Rev. Theodore H. Kollar i* the of for Seton Hall and son of Mr. Anthony J. De Pace New York. Ground the structure will be broken Prep Univeraity. Rev. John N. Hail is the son and Mrs. Alexander May Father will celebrate 161 Market 10. Rev. Patrick F. is Caaaidy of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Hall, Kollar, St., Passaic. Joyce pastor. He attended 39 Hillcrest Drive, Packanack Pope Pius XII High School, and Lake. He attended Immaculate Passaic, Seton Hall Conception High School. Mont- University. Caldwell to Hold clair, and Seton Hall University. Father Kollar will celebrate hi* first Mass at 10 a.m., May 24 in St. Mary of the AssumpUon New Convent Drive Church, Passaic. Archpriest will b« Msgr. Andrew J. Romanak, Edward A. Kearns, Jr., Anthony CALDWELL The parish expansion fund campaign pastor. Deacon and subdeacon Kulig, Michael in George Schiro, St. Aloysius parish here will be formally opened by Darcy and William Kopcho. Archbishop Boland at 2 p.m., May 17. when he blesses Fr. campaign workers at services in the church. McCluskey A Immaculate Conception Seminary. one-day general solicitation drive, organized by the Rev. Vincent S. McCluskey is Preacher will be Rev. Frederick pastor, Rev. Patrick F. Joyce, will the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph take O'Connor, S. J., Loyola Seminary, place that day. Workers will an addition to the rectory. McCluskey, 29 Ave.. Highland be given as Shrub Oak, N. Y. their instructions and Father Joyce has appealed to Sussex. He attended Sussex High ■ PERSONAL signments May 12. LIABILITY Minor ministers will include on parishioners to remain at home School and St. Paul’s Abbey. The is intended John P. O’Connor, David H. campaign to on May 17 until called by Father will upon McCluskey cele- provide McLeod. Elso C. Introini and funds for a new convent committee members. Subscrip- for the Sisters of Bernard W. St. Dominic he be over Richard J. Sullakc. tions, said, may paid who have taught at Father Mahoney will celebrate St. Aloysius a two-year period.
a Solemn High May 31 at since 1892. Mass, Ground for the new convent The convent will St. Catharine's, Seadside Park, have accom- will be broken on May 10 at 2 Ms first Mass at noon. 24, May modations for 17 a Stanton with Father Braungart as assist- Sisters, refec- Civil officials of Caldwell ** St Brendan’s Church, Clifton. p.m. ant priest. Rev. Leonard Unger, tory, community room and chapel. will participate, headed by Mayor Irchpriest will be Msgr. William Also O.F.M. Conv., as deacon, Rev. provided for in the expan- L Donald Lockwood OLdfield 6-3400 Louis, pastor. Deacon and sub- sub- sion at Paul Knapp. O.F.M. Conv., as program St. Aloysius is the ieacon will bo Rev. Charles Co-chairmen of fund cam- Cas- Father Hall will celebrate his deacon, and Rev. Lucian Robarge, St Peter the arc Gordon Glenn and El idy, Apostle, first Mass O.F.M. paign Troy at noon, May 24, in Conv., as preacher. UNion 6-9266 Bills, and Rev. Mr. Vincent Mol- mo Crump. Immaculate Heart of Mary Mis- Serra Plans k>y, Immaculate Conception Sem- sion Church, Packanack Lake. Father Wehrlen GEneva 8-2599 inary. The preacher will be Rev. Archpriest will be Msgr. Edward James Rugcl, St Brendans. Rev. John B. Wehrlen is the Communion J. Scully,, pastor. Deacon and will be Rev. Francis J. Bischoff, Wn h fm* Uo* son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Minor ministers will include John B. Stanley subdcacon will be Rev. James F. St Mary's, and Rev. Mr. Richard 429 Park Pater- /VIUBTATB' Vincent Malatesta, James Hanley, J. Wehrlen, Ave., * * O’Brien, Our Lady Queen of Messcnlehner, Immaculate Breakfast CHURCH GOODS son. He attended St. Peter's STOCK COMPANY PPOTiCTION Conception Seminary. The Prep and Seton Hall University. SOUTH I 16 Washington preacher will be Msgr. Emil R. ORANGE The MA 7.507 1 Newark, N J Suchon, Sacred Heart, Serra Rockaway. Clubs of New Jersey Minor ministers will Include will hold their second an- James F. Jannuccl, Wiliam J. nual Communion breakfast Koplik, James J. Fisher and May 9 at Thomas J. Suchon. Seton Hall Univer- brate his first Mass at 12:15 sity here. RUGS CLEANED p.m., QMjau£iir Q/armb May 24, in St. Monica’s Church, Msgr. William F. Father Lebiedz Furlong, , Sussex. Newark director A\\, |.J ■ 1.l ■!, Archpriest will be Msgr. of vocations, &J CATERING SERVICE Rev. Bernard V. Lebiedz is Christian D. will be celebrant Haag, pastor. Dea- of Mass in the our &6dLtft-(?fo mokot the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. Le- Seton Shampoo con and subdeacon will be Rev. Hall chapel, and breakfast biedz, 270 Spring St., Paterson. Busch, St Monica will be served in the look liko now I Aloysius s, and men s dor- your rugs He attended Central High School, Rev. Mr. ( Karl Kraus. Immaculate mitory. Paterson, and Seton Hall Univer- Conception Seminary. Preacher Principal speaker will be Msgr CaTering sity. will John J. be Rev. Joseph Nemshak, Doughcriy, professor of for all occ-iccu Father Lebiedz will celebrate Sacred 8.V.M., Passaic. Scripture, Immaculate WAIL to WALL Assumption, HOME his first Mass at e. noon, May 24 *' Minor ministers will include Conception Seminary. OFFICE in St. Agnes Paterson. The Church, Fred Best, James Sullivan. Bern- group will also be ad SptdJitint Archpriest will be Msgr. Francis dressed •'CLUB n CARPET CLEANED ard Prusak, Paul by Frank M Kennedy, McGlinchey and *' Vomu RiamoNi, BaMqunt, H. Murphy, pastor. Deacon and Serra HALL John De Sandre. secretary of International! Cocktail Paaths, aw all ty*u subdeacon will be Rev. Carl J. and •'church HUDSON S District Governor Smith. Busnu SERVING BERGEN or Social, am Oiuicn Wolsin, St. Agnes, and Rev. Mr. Represented at the breakfast Fuwctkiwl COUNTIES • LOwoll 8-7900 Father Joseph C. Rogers of Immaculate Mahoney will be the clubs of Daniel Montclair, The Rev. J. is the m Conception Seminary. Mahoney the Oranges, Bloomfield, Ridge- IZEjyvooJ! 43oo preacher will be Rev. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Joseph L. Ma- Father Wehrlen will celebrate wood, Paterson, Morristown and Wnrr Ferrito, St honey, 10 Brighton Avc., Seaside Okamgi, Ntw Jixnr Vincent's. Madison. his lint Mass at noou. May 24. Trenton. Park. He attended St. Joseph’s Minor ministers will include in St. Theresc Church, Paterson. High School, Paterson, Scton Archpriest will be Rev. James J Hall and Prep University. Doyle, pastor. Deacon and sub- GRIFFITHS Father Mahoney will celebrate deacon will be Rev. Eugene R. is the only place where his first Mass at noon. May 24, Schweitzer. St. Therese, and Rev. in St. Joseph's Church, Pater- Mr. John T. Catoir of Immaculate SCHAEFFER'S YOU CAN RENT OR BUY A BRAND NEW son. Archpriest will be Msgr. Conception Seminary. The preacher will he Rev. Bernard F.
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Vicar General, second from new G. Space la the Law Hughes, left, holds the president; Rev. Robert of Immaculate Law Spider Windom's Way Archbishop’s Gibney Conception Seminary, Forty Guns Man tn the Net Stalaa IT Woman Eater speak- miter. in the are Rev. James A. er, Rev. Frontier Gun Man Died Assisting ceremony Stone, left, and Rev F. Raymond Quinn, pastor; and Mrs. Ann Who Step Down to World. Flesh and Joseph Salerno, Geisha Boy Twice outgoing president. Terror the Devil Flusk. Giant Behemoth Mardl Gras Trap Morally Unobjectionable for Adults Vatican A1 Capone Damn Yankees Mistress Roots of Haavoa Watch Anna Ones Monster Senechal. the Lucaata Defiant on Campus All Souls Stamps, As Doctor's Dilemma Muaaer Macniflcent School Pope’s Youn* as We Are Gldset Naked Mala Separate Tables Nursing Auntie Mama GUI Never Steal Any- Seven Guns to To Be Badlanders He Who Must Die thin* Small Mesa in Paramus Bell. Book and Hot Spell No Name on the Seventh Seal Candle I W'ant Live Celebrates Displayed to Bullet Sound and Fury Its Golden Cat Hot Imitation of Life Jubilee on a Notorious Mr. Speed Only PARAMUS New Jersey Tin Roof Inspector Malaret Them Thousand man has released his valuable Pope. The "last Monks signature*” of China Doll In Love and War Of Life and Lo Hills stamp and coin collectors MORRISTOWN All Souls open the jubilee day and ad- uniforms and collection for exhibition Cardinal Compulsion Jonas Operation Damea This Earth Is “then and now” in this Mooney, who died waa Count Your Outcasts of the Mine students of Church Journey School of Nursing dressed the at the lunch- history arc area to Hospital grads a warmly received commemorate the 30th shortly before the opening of Blesslnrs Kathy City Violent Road highlight In for treat marked its golden Sat- eon a real May 11 12 Crime and Key Paratroop Com- Wolf Larsen jubilee Speakers included: Sister anniversary of the signing of the conclave, and that of Cardi- Punishment Lonely Hearts mand Youn* Lions ■t the Garden State Civ- urday—with nearly 40% of the Plaza the Latcran nal Crucible Machete Remarkable Mr. Youns Philadel- Mary Eleanor, hospital admin- Pact. Roncalli, who now signs ic Auditorium. Cry Terror Man Inside Pennypacker phians graduates on hand for the fes TAKING HONORS for most Cardinal Spell- himself istrator, Sister M. di- The Pope John XXIII, Matins Game Rio Bravo Elorita, exhibition of Vatican will tivtties venerable grad was rector also present of nursing education and stamps and mementos be shown was Mary of 'l2. Irtnnw Morally Objectionable in Part McGovern, class J*fTf Way** I foul pnMnt for Everyone Oddly enough for such a nos- nursing services, Sister Ther- first presented at the Chrysler Alaska Miss McGovern is FOR MORE Paasafa Guns. Girls and Live Fast. Die Perfect Furlough there currently su- esa alumnae THAN 1,000 years talgic occasion, was more Louis, president, Building in New York Beat Generation Gangsters Young Pride and the FINE BROOK during the pervisor of public See had its own postal Blood of H Man Long Haul talk about new" nursing in hcv Walter P. Alger, April. Holy Vampire Pasaior "something hospital Born Reckless Home Before Dark Lost " Lagoon Rallv ’Round the than about Essex County. service. This service ceased in "the old d.ys chaplain, and Janet Covert, aa Bride and Beast Horrors of Black Love in the Boys The exhibit will be Flag. on view Daddy-O Museum 1870 when the Papal states Afternoon Riot In Juvenile A fashion show of nursing alumna. Th« something new is the at Garden State Eighth Day of the I. Mobster Mr Rock and Roll Prison Plaza daily ex- were taken into what is now Week 1 Was Teenage a Missile to the Room at the Top nearly complete hospital wing, cept Sundays. Hours will be Forbidden Fruit Frankenstein unified Italy. The Lateran Pact, Some Came Run- Frankenstein's intent to Kill Night which was inspected the re- 10 a to 9:30 of the ning by m. p m on except signed Keb 11. 1929, created Daughter Joker Is Wild n Quarter Moon Some Like Tt Hot turned r. m Marat m, mi mm. u. graduates, some of and Saturdays, when Gang War Last Mile No Run in Venice What Price Tuesdays Vatican as a City politically Great St. l>ouia Last Paradise whom the % Onionhead Murder remembered the hospital collection will be on view THEATRE independent state which was Bank Robbery Party Girl Young Captives PARTIES when it was housed in from 10 a m. to 5:45 a con- p.m. then to issue its able own verted tavern That was 1892 NOW BOOKING stamps again Separate Classification INCLUDED in the collection to 1918 A separata classification is given to certain films which, while not morally
offensive, some analysis a will be the gold Shortly after the signing require and explanation as to the un- OPENING JUNE 19 watch present- of protection informed against wrong interpretations and false conclusions. ed to Cardinal the part the V'atican issued THE SCHOOL was founded “ U'L ABNER” Spellman by the its Adam and Eva Casa of Dr Laurent first in 1908 by the Grey Nuns Ir.te Pope Pius XII and the ink stamp in 1929 Since that of “SHOW BOAT” well time hundreds of Montreal who had opened the used in the signing of the stamps have 19 hospital in 1892 The July 6-July Latcran Pact. been issued for regular Vatican Films on TV first nurs- "WISH YOU WERE HERE” use and to ing school class was Also to commemorate spe- graduated be seen are the unique Following la a list of films on tele- Radio July 20—Aug. 2 cial events Artists of note have vision May 9-13. The Legion of Decen- in 1911. "Sede Vacante" stamp pic- "BELLS ARE RINGING” cy rated these films when first re- Since used their talents to create the 1913, when both the tures which were leased. There may be changes In some A autographed SUNDAY# MAY IS family and portrait 16 stamps which due to cuts for television use. General- school were taken Aug. 3—Aug. all the Cardinals during the commemorate hospital by ly. however, the Legion of Decency • 13 WNEW Sacred Heart. "THE BOY FRIEND" Church history, the a m. over by the Sisters of Charity AUGUSTA BERNS saints. ratings may be accepted as correct 7 13 WRCA—Hour of St. Francis conclave last October at which a m. by Church moral evaluations. of Convent, Aug. 17-Aug.. 23 Cardinal art and ideals 7.30 a m. WHOM—Sacred Heart Hour 485 nurses have Roncalli was elected FOR THE FAMILY 830 a m WMCA Ave Marla Hour each “SILK STOCKINGS” been graduated—lBo of whom grows more Atlantic Convoy Night Song • 43 WMTR—Hour of St. Francis precious year THE STAMP COLLECTION a m. Avenging Rider 9 30 a WCBS Church of the Air. attended the jubilee luncheon. 30 Operation Man- m. Aug.24-Aug. "RETRACT has been illuminated and Beyond the Pecos hunt 10 30 WABC—Christian in Action. ABIES" deco- a m. Rev. Edward J. Fleming, Portrait 7 Nlt*> todi wttk Boss of Boomtown Return of 11:30 WOR telee $24.50 Specially Priced at 19SI SKYLINIR; Uke full rated by Sister Mary a.m. Marian Theater. new; pow- Andrew Boys Town Badmen Noon dean of Selon Hall •■lO P.M. lain tf Shin* •r; 12.599. WNJR—Sacred Heart Hour University the m» SKYLINIR; of Sisters of of Mt. Cruel Rea Sealed Lips 230 WRCA Catholic beloiw coet; demon- pm Hour. College, Mass LIBERAL DISCOUNTS Charity Dark Alibi celebrated to to CROUPS itrator; fujl Shocking Miss The magnificent group portraiture of our famoua power, new-ear guar- St. Vincent, New Rev W’alter J Burghardt. SJ* York, and Going Places - C«*i antee. Pilgrim "Partakers of Christ Muck* Ziltar, duttf l-IMI gives you unusual poses, individually Thomas Boland The Great Man Spitfire 830 WVNJ —The Rosary. MOUIU ABOUT SPiCIAI CNIIMIN'I complete pm. Living fhotographer DAN FELIX FORD Votes Swance River ighted and hand finished Groupings of four or mor* MATINSI TTWATM PAtTT Novena to Start PtA*. stamp and coin collection is Gun Belt 10 Gentlemen MONDAY, MAY 11 at f— ,hru BETTER Service" also specially Gift CfNflAl INFORMATION Gunman's Code From W»st Point priced. portraits posed now will 371 Bloomflrld In (Ml Ave . Rloomfl.ld usually housed a I Pen. WSOU
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Delegate the United States: one of his first will be such maturity that the mention of an appointments is to address the Catholic Press American ambassador to the Vatican will no, Q. Doe* the convention. *ckac.wlc given bank upon his death Integration problems nettle the North Some intended He may donate as the chopping up of venerable brownstone-front prophecies were a sightless eya well as the South and as and even is alive stnee The Negro the Spanish- dwellings into rooming houses, and warnings; therefore the w-hile he it it homes once speaking still stand at the threshold, for event foretold useless to him waiting so neat and trim, now turned did not take place into eyesores and a welcome into that he white society, into the neighbor- radios until if the warning was heeded But It would seem mav not blaring midnight, and famil« dri- hood, the Church donate he The so-called national parish putes the other prophecies like 'how of » good eye while n disturbing peace for blocks around has. for decades, provided the hirth and life of still alive to it. for the wel- all these i Christ, were use spiritual annoyances accumulate to drive the fare of particular groups decent absolute w ithout of immigrants. Succes- citizen to the suburbs. I predictions any Recently at In New Or trapped ir. the t} a play attached sive waves of Irish. German. Polish and Italian city, he leads a fretful j condition to them nf hapless existence. York one our group left and newcomers to the to Prophecy States naturally gravitated To snub an does require know I to otherwise law-abiding well bred tefused return because of the of the their own churches; edge future We admit there they could delight neighbor beeausa of the obsrene in color of his skin is posi- language the play. in singing favorite hymns, their without C.od has hear own tongue, tively un American. un-Chnstian question that The of But w hat of rest u% did not like the confess in their native out people who don't this certain knowledge of the fu language, carry conform to respectable good- language but me did not feel old-world customs. The tore He knows religious national church neighbor standards’ not only those obliced to refuse view the Shall we discriminate to w-as bit of home in a a strange land: it against them in the field things that could take place, but p'av Were helped of housing’ We can't, we right" of also in the process adjustment to anew life. because those things that will take everyone Negro, Puerto white! A Could that Rican, we say even if These churches have been criticized for has place Thus He knows not onl\ pro- the right to free movement about the von were not she was moting divisiveness, wrong, for a nationalistic the right that many of the readers of this fostering country, to live w'here he chooses better’ spirit, and for their column leaving empty pews when Shall we abandon our and could go to Mass rverv cities let the "blight'' Perhaps there was no obliga- congregations move elsewhere. but lie Theoretically, of cancer grow into incurable Saturday, also knows slums’ Thousands t:on in ronscicnce to cease vicw- course, the integrated parish is the ideal; in just can't pull 'which of them will go to Mass up stakes overnight thev arc the ng play but >our friend did races, practice, different different national tied down to Jersey every Saturday City, Newark. Paterson. j a braver and more apostolie reluctant groups seem to sever the bond with But— instead of All this leaves untouched the fussing and fuming about 'bine by protesting in direct their own churches The of dif- in 'he policies dioceses conditions, can .Catholic teaching -nat'er they adopt a more positive atti- fa «hion fer regarding this thorny problem, but all tude toward of predestination poli- their Perhaps we community They can maintain I wonder if vou other ladiel cies flow from one what most prime consideration their own homes or places I may say simplv that Cod wild have of business in good w remained in the pre- Ls best for the salvation each of of souls? Integration condition; they can to knows what us will do nf organize establish and -eni e people who insisted on demands time, patience; but there are definite rigid with the free will that He has preserve standards of living in their neigh using obsrene language’ And if signs appearing to indicate more given This of a cosmopolitan borhood; they can unite with realtors 1 us foreknowledge vou and civic Two Faces would not. why should you atmosphere in our and schools. Communist God does not churches bodies to better the destroy our free hear housing of their area; their of pav money to writers insist Mixed offering Mass will saved races Sunday together committees can Hence to be we must visit newcomers and invite their upon putting obscene language no door to may pose problem —but living next cooperation cooperate with grace and we into an actor's mouth each be other, rubbing elbows in the corner super- When races, nationalities start shall not lost except through working togeth Celebration Frankly, I am on her side, and market. passing on the city streets can create in our own fault A er a community project, they'll of prophecy may until we more like live together, May Day get many her difficulties. Old timers in a neighborhood lament play together, be said to bring into play Cod's shall pray together as brothers. we never got moralitv faffs but foreknowledge: this does not lv By Louis Francis Bude[?] presented on our stages of itself predetermine apart from Pope John's caution to Cath- Which thr The editorial asserted that the Q. are seven seiiure of man's free will olics economic power by First against cooperation with difference between capitalism A friend of penitential psalms? Communion and Ihe Q. mine for sears the Last Soviet* “It a pro-cocnmunist politicians and relatively rec socialism is "the difference A They simple task." was refused the right to the are ommcnds itself the The big problem to careful between despair and Psalm fi Rebuke The month hope, be- of me not in of May is associated with child is left to comes in the Sacraments because mar many its own devices It is "freeing over- to the par consideration of a wider audi tween and after tl inc beautiful things and events. is that insecurity security." whelming riage a divorce. Now, al- anger. No one of them ents one must look for the blame majority of the for lessen e.-.ce than that to which it was though the situation Psalm 31 Blessed is he wtios# more memorable than the First Holy Commu- lng love and devotion. IN CONTRADICTION these working people from the same It is from them that the addressed to ideo is nion that is of No is and exists, she claims that priest in,quits forgiven. the dream so many children. stimulation must come. claims, there the state- logical a It is from them that the This solemn political Influence! who Papal has permitted her to Psalm 37 Rebuke not 0 one watches the ones of ment of approach me little approach the example love and devotion must flow by Janos Radar, bloody the bourgeoisie and winning declaration may altar rail time Red the sacraments. Is this I-ord. in thy wrath. for the first with slow solemnity A child will not its ruler of Hungary, in World them over to Marxlst-Leninlst possi easily find own way to well for inaugurate hie* Psalm 50 (the Miserere! Has* douhls an instant that their simple, direct, the Marxist Review. Ideas." confessional on an ordinary after In a Saturday anew era. in leading uncomplicated minds article A. I am afraid that this kind merry on me. O God. comprehend that they are noon for the comrades of the Thereby did according which there will Kadar as confess, of I to thy mercy. receiving the question rannot answer The Booy and Blood of Jesus Christ. There are distractions world. Radar had to admit that and and occupations be keener Lenin Stalin before him. that Psalm a full facts not available 101 O Lord The children find no difficulty in accepting this that workers on a large are to me hear mf make the ordeal of the confessional scale par- the much heralded easy ot com- "dictatorship Gift of do piercing wonder if they pi aver. Lose; they not find to overlook in the I are entirely it incredible that It is the who to make ticipated actual combat of the proletariat" is parents ought munist solely "the cunning available the Psalm 129 ithe De Profundis): the GotJ of all creation is waiting for them The the Saturday confession against these "blessings" of to reader who sent the terminal point of so dictatorship of the Communist by those educa- the question Out of the depths unto light in their one week Without the full I cry their eyes, solemn faces, their so that the Communion b> clalism I’arty." which table may tors, is actually, in thee O editors, also feels I can only that I would Lord. folded hands all these bespeak understand the beginning of the next He emphasized that the turn, the say and | dictatorship of one man. publicists leave the matter Psalm 42 Hear C) Lord lng and ardor and love Adults who watch them Parents to the eon 1 nyy are needed who will not only send should lo must, who have done this long science of the concerned prayer, give ear my plrading. upon reflection, feel a little abashed. Thry their children off to of party Confession a Saturday too ago Can a nun once approached the Sacrament of afternoon but Q. leave alter Love un- go themselves as well Parents are We are witnesses again to that many in life* distracted. full of love and devotion. With an in- needed who will years religious not point the way to Communion in the May The Faith A. she makes crease in and ,cunning Day slogans in Focus Until vows for age ma'cnal wisdom they must but lead the way instead which were life Hours the and has put forward by the a religious will take recognize, ruefully, a decrease in faith Ihrist sought the vows Forty companionship of lit Trade the Union Committee for only for period of for In desire tie ones because their love a time, and their faith is so 1959 is May Day Celebration." the example, for a year At the end Nowhere this decrease, this recession direct and so true He has commanded that they of the o' this Archdiocese more name organization which time she Is free of Newark evident than in their children, those mak- come unto Him of The to leave because His delight in the Eucharistic Fast the their conducted Red event in Union and her vows end if First Holy Communion It is regrettab- innocence of their the time May l«. 1«)« ing being. Surely the weight of Square this year Those p..fses without •under After Ascension ly true that many of the youngsters made His slogans a renewal of having displeasure and wrath as well will fall to entice this were designed the un them. Our I.*dy of Mt C»rme|, 1M first step do not appear at the rail upon those who Msgr. W. Oliver again heavily adults fail to Shea keep alive By George , S.T.D. St . Newark for two thinking to participate in the Once she has taken her or three or the end of vows St Michael's. 15 C months, until In their chi'dren that which makes In the Anosto Xnrd St . Ray- them lovable r age the M~ss and celebration though it Ma»i. Li-'u food is any food for life she ts summer The in as were a no longer fault cannot be theirs. The rap- the sight of God He the free to will not punish seems lo been St Catherine of Sion* 53* little trade union and have celebrated which retains of Pomptoa tures of event in the form leave However, Avr . Od.r Grove childhood have of ending ones who do not there liquid, the Father a way quite fully understand; most Holy but sure or Sunday evening. after the con- at has Holy Trinity. doctrinate them with the is, which and ts X.VI7 Umolm A««. suddenly; other raptures take The com ! pours drunk the power to release her from their place. ly His punishment those Co> tesv Ilia will await whose chil gregation had eaten munist line and invite supper to- rather than eaten her and Rl Brtgld first awakenings of faith them to or chewed, vows If this permission s. 4501 Liberty A** . North and love can be most dren. through neglect and bad example, make gether in memory of the Last whereas whatever Bergen quickly and easily join the Red ranks. is taken into stilled by lesser tnings if the their first Our Lady of tha Visitation. 234 tar* Communion sometimes their last. Supper and of the at the mouth view Ava Paratnua suppers as solid food must be THAT IS which St Joseph'§. 44 Benvenua Ava Meat an old communist in the risen Lord had solid ap considered as food ever if Oranga filtration tactic, of which peared the Apostles, In Your purpose to it Is completely dissolved Prayers before Mar M. 1 fit was outlined in 1950 by John WU Thus there was at first Eu- A Ghost in the Room? no being swallowed Pentacast Sunday liainson. then secretary of the charistic fast, no obligation of remember these St Antonlnu*.JJ7 South . For the tick there your deceased Oranft Ava Communist Party Williamson's refraining from are addi- Newark food and drink priest* Holy There was hardly fuss at all Senator tional concessions They Trinity W 7 Adam* St . Newark any mittee of Catholic directive in for a may Bishops. appeared Political certain period before re- Immaculate Conception allowed take non-alcoholic Darlington Kenned) that the conversation had been Affairs Archdiocese St John a. 100 Yealer Way. Hilled* Whatever the Council had in mind it ceivin'- Holy Communion But beverages, of ISeuarh Id was Conception and Immaculate Molharhouaa. "very pleasant", he did not feel a bit insulted not to learn lie how the Infiltrator sometime :qu.d food, 'or true medicine, anything As one told before 11? AT) . Rev K S Main St . Lodi of them put it; . per- Peter Eqan. Mav 10 either liquid Lady by a grilling on church slate at the hands "Kennedy did not or solid (as Our Queen of Pear#. 10 Frank* and win over who must look around for “im- haps even the lifetime of the the case 1937 any Methodists n •In PI . N Arlington of the Council of Methodist are med’ate nerds" hr requires before receiving Holy Bishops. strongly opposed to a upon which Mass i Com- Rev. Spirit. 7g Main Si Orange Catholic and always Apostles. was shifted to William P Rrennan Mav St Bernard*!. 1235 but be. munion. More George *t . Plain- Naturally there were news stories, they will ran base these needs exactlv, if water agitation, Sunday morning, and the Eurliar 11. 1926 field were all alone objective had the was will relieve his St Matthew a 353 Prospect ftt Ridge- quite< None banner Why what Time being often legitimate griev- istic fast because distress, the Rev. . magazine called this was introduced John M McDonald Mav field headlines would the sick person must be that blossom on day that odd inquisition" on ances content with St Franca'. Ml church and state directed or arguments for reform of abuses and disorders like those 11, 1935 114 Vernon this If Ridgefield Park Catholic Bishops should decide to do something to the only Catholic their to those medicine alone on list’ which will appeal of St suffices, St Joseph's Perhaps they which Paul complained (1 Rev Anthonv Palni. Mav 13 Vtilage. Reckleigh Civil then similar The Liberties Union has found no remember that the around him Corinthians liquid food may not be tak Our Ladr of Sorrows. 117 Prospect most effective interference as being non-com- 11, 17-34). 1934 St « and South Orange reason to complain. Protestants and by church \s en vice versa true med Others any in American munist in character. soon as Any Dominican Sisters of the Perpetual politics was their Rev John A lllcbik Mav And so it 14 United lor the of Church State came about that un icine be taken Bo vary 14th and Wc%t Ms. I Separation and own for hr a means may by the nton campaign national Prohibition Kven gets foothold by of sick, 1938 til a few the have raised dust realize- years ago, Church w’-en no they must this was the "immediate needs." he required even though al- no success Could this Rev James J McKeevrr We wonder hew forbade ui certain in cohol is May calmly they would view the be the reason that links these with the line except contained in its formula Diocese Methodist Bishops are gun party 1921 of Paterson stances—the of There 15. cross of taking anything is no examination a covey of Senators the shy on the subject’ Was it Senator and finally with the "necessity" time limit to this or Kennedy food or May 10. It»t (hiqf Justice of the the Vice tile of by way of drink or medl privilege to the Supreme Court, ghost Cannon who for socialism. given nor Bishop provoked the sick, Diocese Paterson Sunday After Ascension President the cine after midnighl before going of and President himself by a com- questions’ any limit as to the number of SI Boniface 44 Jackson So it was in the slogans for St Paterson Rev. R St George. 40ft (Jetty to Holy Communion However, times James May Ave Paler*»n liquid food and r ->edi Rooney Mav 1959 These set Holy ( rou. 7lg Route 2J. M,, Day. slogans this law 1943 n( was modified by Pope cine mav be 17. for taken, as long as Mar If. ItJt forth a "minimum program Pius XII Hi. tn tas.3 and then more thev are Rev. Msijr Adalbert Pentecost lunger in Kiev. tin- mobilization" which con- necessary or helpful May Sacred Heart 4 Richards Avr Dover Summer Dress fully in 1957. The current regula relieving the 13, 1941 demands distress St Monica. 4 Grant . tained largely non com- St Susses tions. as interpreted by compe Oy the in ‘sick" we mean all munist character, even though As tent theologians follows those blossoms bloom under the warm- for summer and are a« who clirrry the in to could because of any illness aiming safeguard the some be disputed on prac ing AROUND THE PARISH sun. il seems 100 bad that we cannot simply Christian and desirable (As had always been permit modera elv (that is. virtue of modest) tiral grounds grave more accept the approach of summer with serene con- ted Holy <' than a slight indisposition) Parents The embraced TO mmumon mas >e can- have much to say in the dress of slogans the tent. Must be we always not observe warning’ children Let them it hour endorsement of ’he received without fasting when the fast without real say firmly Let them say. week, Yet when warning does seem appropriate for one :s in danger of death. >r Inconvenience The Illness need that shorts which too short New York State AFL CIO legivla example, arc or one remembers the rather not pagan trend that sum wicn is to save lie chronic, nor which are tight fitting be tive for higher it necessary the confine them may not worn by their program mini- mer dress so lakrs women, and lo Blessed Sacrament to or easily among daughters, and from trrever bed to the house: it could will not be worn by themselves mum wages more uncm some be degree among men Shorts for female wear ence The of a better hous- danger death in headache a toothache, a Exposure ol the of ployment insurance, are already “sun fashions" parts the body usually while the is not that appearing covered ing and aid to education The question limited lo ilomachachc, etc. Theologians a which last kept presents great danger to modesty year made Main St. an extension also In or.lv that could be which comes from sickness or an recognlre weakness and girls It weakens the instinct that slogan con In- of and protects them the beach pool are iust a degree or so with injurs alread' incurred Thus firmity from old reeled Moscow's current a age as a true from Impurity In boys it away presents temptation* man who sickness drive the ambiguous call is about to be executed, that at times can be fierce was Now is the lime to set in the proper pace or a wh is tn for world peace and outlawing «oM'ci ■ about go the Tight fit that emphasizes the purchasing right kind of -omfortable sexual areas of into battle receive -lothing al* atomic tests as may Holy the ' which, body also causes considerable loss of "deals worded supported Moscow's Communion without fasting for and girls, at times loss of for Mass purity boys stand against policing the ban Calendar With that much clearly under- hrankly there are comfortable and cool dress stood we now sum Hie fashions available for WHII.K THESE demands may up summer wear tha' safe rep M., new rules io sinrt,. Sunder ill,. invented the the as briefly as possible, A.can guard modesty Shall we not start face communists lon Double White TkAdvdib no« to plan • Cl lnd Coll St. Antomnu' 3 A IVI the before explaining them In some Cr Praf a modest way of life this presented to peoplr as a o( Ann summer even though detail (1) Water and Official all us whole the Worker told what the mrdinno, r Publication of the Arcbdmcesa of pagans about have no care for ’his virtue’ 'L‘ J 1 ss Philip .nd , m mav be taken al lime »' lnd Clan. Newark and of the Pateraoo Reds really to Vfter any before iVY V Diocese of were up He.l Cl Inrt oil I A >NI C, pr*< of receiving Hols Peter SpeakS for A pn«tleg Most ttcv A Arch gning alleged arguments all Communion—they Thomas Boland. ST D . '!•• II T,,radar never break the Eurharistic fast ss \.r, U a amt of Newark the immediate demands, its ..Oip-n bishop . ona M.rtyra nmnla. Wed Cl <2> Non-alcoholic A chief editorial said liquid, ma# he iwrn.n.n '' m 3 B ,N) rnt al Publl»hetlweekl* b> The Aihoui* PuMiahlne Coryor* Very Special Mission tn Moef "These victories taken up an hour before re- "" Uon. Re* Thomaa A itoiend. STD- Pr«ukd*n« Hi Important , n 'Vedneedaa St llobart Sal R#* W*gr James \ It lhai Francis dr A Hughe*. PA. Kt) VC »re appesrs Sale- ... tivrn ceiving (3) Solid food and alco- "'’ hop fonfaaaor. Doctor ran be won by the people But - Pre*ldrnL Rl lie* Magr Jamca ¥ l M to 'o.m. UhHe 0 ro ounr. A hcuf the Church by C.od for a | „ A |N)i j very special mission long there Is holic drinks be taken to Urr Rl He* M*gr i'aeaai M Klaaldi and Rt Re* Uk 1160 and was canonized In 1192. DIPT. H Shomsis “Fur if tirvici IMI BROADWAY, N CentraUtm j V. 11. N Y THE to to* Clink" COlumbve I 71* Sonata HOMESTEAD V Older Catered electronic People to Main Graciously St. at ORGAN Ridgewood vicinity Tempi* Av#., GI 4-6682 more fun... Hackensack, N. 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Mohawk • No waste, Inferior no extras that nsually and LORD • PIANO SAVINGS Good on Item uneaten! Cos ui Uu a».«. any except foods up «• Csiurte Newest 2, Packard's »»., N. I. Froozor Plan - Meats Main Floor 650 EAGLE ROCK AVE., WEST ORANGE, N. J. • Up to 8 months to Mitchell pay 3-0260 Credit Available. Freezers at cost! Open Fri. 9-9 - Doily 9 5:30 | wholesale Route South 23, to Pal'e Cabin Turn Next Ntl PARKING Kitelf» Right light llrHt Inquire Phone HUbbard 7*3000 for Information | Betty. t-4j WlO.tViS. Se Packard's •PM Credit Office, 3rd Floor THE ADVOCATE 10 May g, 1959 Uphold Med Life in Areas Missionary School in Is a Life of Hardships J.C. Suit JERSEY CITY - When mission* Superior art mentioned Court Judge Charles W. Broad- •oma people imagine a little hum notified Seton Hall Col- white church nestled in a remote for the lege of Medicine and Dentistry forest, or a Society Propagation group of happy na and the City of City tivea out Jersey swimming to give pas- of the Faith May that s he had upheld their of sengers an ocean liner some motion for dismissal island Archdiocese of Newark: summary atmosphere, or, again, of the suit brought by the Jer- Most Rev. Martin W. they may think of grass Stanton, B.T.D„ PkJ»„ t in mats, sey City Association for SI the wooden bowls and native art. Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. Separation of Church and State. These Phone: MArket 2-2SSJ are the pleasant wander- The suit challenged the af- Hears: I a.m. to ings of arm-chair travelers. Daily. S p.m.; 9 a.m. to 12. Saturday, filiation pact of negotiated be- But, a second group knows Diocese Paterson: tween the city and the school that the missions Rt. Rav. mean underfed Msgr. William P. Louis. for services m the Jersey City 24 De children, a rain-soaked hut for a Grass* St, Paterson 1. N. J. Medical Center chapel, miles of dense to Phone: 4-0400 jungle ARmory Counsel for Seton Hall and penetrate before Hours: a.m medical aid can Dally. 9 to • ta pjn.; Saturday. 9 a.m. 12. Jersey City were also advised be HEADED FOR MISSIONS: These individuals and families will soon their bit workers in the inter- provided a distant village, be doing as by Judge Broadhurst that national On l# also mean apostolate. May before observe the and of They dwindling sup- 1, Bishop to rules was McNulty, they promised regulations denying the plaintiff's mo- ran aground on the rock* of plies. scarce mail, few books, there is still time. South of Association for the AID, International Development, of which members. Soon will scatter to sta- tion for Jujado Rev. Edward they are they duty summary judgner? no an Quinn, a Sahara luxuries and overwhelm- the missiona are progres- tions around the world. Left to front, William Demske The net result Is Columban priest, was right Robinson New York; Richard family, Buffalo; that the ing love for God. aboard to- ling. but in the family. Congo* and Ruan- charges the 100 and Arnold Matheson of Rear Gerald Mr. brought by a« •»- gether with about Koreans. as family Boston. row, AID Diroff, Detroit; and The Society for the Urundi the movement toward Mische, director; Bernard Propaga- elation are rejected and th# tion The Catholic* of Jujado had Mrs. Bernard Lammers, Adrian of the Faith Christianity i* spectacular. Washington; George Korb, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Washington; frequently Murray, validity of the affiliation not seen a for pact receives letters an priest containing I many The increase gives Egan, Washington; Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Kansas John Is rise to an- Daigle, Marion, Conn.; Wilfred Declerq, City, Mo.; Connor, sustained. nuities, legacies, dollars months because of their isola- nickels, xiety. for from 1953 to 1957 when Aid and and Charles AID. tion, were glad when Fa- secretary, Thomas, and sacrifices of all kinds from ( atholica grew in number in ther Quinn was brought the second No one ashore. Uuanda Catholic Club to Mark group. in the Urundi by 1.5 million first They received the Sacraments group is ever heard from the number Priest Lends of priests increased Tenafly 40th and attended Mass. Anniversary by only 700, so new for Shipwreck it 7.25 mil- l CITY firing j A naval Canadian Pilgrimage MON Plans arn ship picked up Father lion in Catholics Central Africa under to Quinn TENAFLY Rev Augustine way for the observance of Priest Islanders two days later and took there are only 3,887 prieats. They the -40th of ths As the him back to Korea He said the should Greene, O firm . of Our Larly anniversary regular passenger boat have twice that number. Carmel, will lead founding of the St Joseph's Cath- was shipwreck involved of Mt. a pil returning from Cheju Island many hard I It is. therefore, to urgent work (Tun hut that all grimage to the shrines of olic here Tentative to Mokpo, Korea, a heavy ships were out- for the Canada plans storm development of the Afrt call 1 veighed by the The group will depart from for Solemn Mass of Thanks- damaged the steering gear, so consolations he can clergy m June the was able to provide the New York on Aug 8 The diner giving followed by an boat drifted off course and nativesi of includes St dinner Jujado ary Joseph's, St anniversary Anthony V. Anne's, and Cap de la Madeleine Biegen is general chairman. Profire** in Deaf Centers Bishop Stanton Africa Create* Problem* CHA U.S. Moscow Exhibit In Montclair To Hold Begin Addition Christianity must urgently mul ST LOUIS (NC) Work has To Feature its efforts in Africa Religion Bishop Stanton will tiply while begun makr an on a $250,000 three story- WASHINGTON (NC)-A section appeal on behalf of the Society Ball addition to the headquarters Charity dealing with religious life in th« for the Propagation of the building here of the Calhohr Hos S will Maplewood Society U be included in the US. Faith 10 pital on May at Immaculate NEWARK The Catholic Association of the United exhibit at the Moscow Fair this Church, Plans Dinner Deaf States and Conception Montclair, Centers of Newark, Jer- summer. Msgr. Thomas H. Poweri, MAPLEWOOD pas- The 24th an- sey City, Elizabeth and Hack- tor. nual spaghetti dinner, sponsored ensack will present their first Bishop Stanton la deeply by Our Lady of Mt. Carmel So- TAKE TmE FAMILY OUT POO grateful charity ball May 8 at the to Mlgr. Powers and ciety of St. Joseph's Church Kobert to the other Treat pastors of the here, will be held May 21 Proceeds will be used for Archdiocese for their coopera- Dinner will be served from S the in Mt. Carmel Guild’s tion making these appeals to 9 p m In the school cafeteria. Apostolate for the Deaf, for vestments LAY APOSTLES: and Mrs. Michael possible. Orders will also he to and Mr. Murrary receive the good wishes of made up Bishop altar vessels for the proposed for their work the FREE PARKING take home. McNulty in lay 21 and apostolate. They were among lay men chapel at the New Jersey School women received as members of the Association for International All CONDITIONfD for the in for Development m.immm Deaf Trenton, and JummliSXlSi the mission on 1. On 22 will sail for Africa Murray iiS""""""1 fund of the Interna- (AID) May May they where will have an l|nMllti| m MOMI MAOI tional Catholic Pius XII Deaf Association administrative post at Pope University College. Roma. Basutoland. His Ravioli Cavatelli St. Walter of Michael's Grant Bayonne, a will Pilgrimage wife, a registered nurse, also work in that area At left is Gerald AID'S member of Mische. Manicotti the Newark Catholic TO director. The for the took LOURDES, ROME ceremony lay apostles on the feast of St. Deaf Center, is chairman of the place Joseph 3 PRIVATE BANQUET ROOMS AND FATIMA the whose is left. The * ball. Workman, statue at globe and in is AID'S triangle foreground Undo* Pareenol Jup«fv,non under perianal direction of The and vestments altar ves- symbol. PITH sels lIVINTO RT. REV. MSGR. CARLO CIANCI, P.A for the N.’ J. School for the Deaf will be displayed at the ball. 925-31 Assistant Spiritual loader, Wait Sid* Ava The vestments were made by STONE FATHER Exhibition Given POSTS INN AMANDO CONTE Mrs Hi 3-8945 William Mindnick of South Dancing Jeney City. 1M WASHINGTON AVINUI Alt Orange, *895. lipentee member of a Mt Carmel SPRING LAKI BEACH N j. Deporting July 14th Guild At Communion OPEN ALL YEAR sewing group. Breakfast 2:00 vio Sabena block rnoM beach lUNCHION - 1130ta 21 day* Phene NEWARK ' .Modified American Plan A dancing exhlhl dressed the group at the break DOROTHY WIIKDAYI ALL Y«AI» Alitolie Airline lAm bar! 5-3222 I>inlnf Room Open In Public DENNIS t f7)4 lion Is unusual entertainment (or fas! Glb*on Milton J A»plt«Hi ■ leapt t«furd«ra A Chriatma ~AVil Communion M RESTAURANT a breakfast Helen Relllv. chairman of DINNIR - I lf ta Ml TRANSATLANTIC BUREAU But this the third annual the blind Direct to Cobb \ was department was in 414 North Broad Stroof SUNDAYS AND 251 OCEAN GLOW MOTEL N. J. ______Boadway Paterson, ... Mt Carmel Guild Communion charge of arrangements for the ON El 3-9872 HOLIDAYS 12 30 to 6:30 iiirttiimmn Imiii in it ii nni n THE BOARDWALK Elizabeth. N J. 11 11 1 it 1 11nnn hi 11111 1111111null n 11111 it itn 111 breakfast for volunteer workers breakfast. in Seaaide Hellhta ffacemmandad Own by Hina* Cu« Gourmaf MoyanniL Sun deck nihl ihe «ntf with the blind held Sunday The on ocean IRELAND FIB« PROOF exhibition by blind who people All 010 and concrete Private have been attending dancing The Lake View rooma and ha'h THE ROUNDERS RESTAURANT V" accommodate4 class at the Mt Carmel Guild Lake Mach. M J Tree Parkin* and Mnrnin* Coffee A Chair# Vacation Hancock Invite* Center for the Blind was a Ave and Boardwalk you to enjoy its tuperh » Attractsr ft Mr*. C Hobton. Proa demonstration I of one of the Block to Of#. ,1 *, Call SI f 1)41 for rea*r \attone Boardwalk Open# group's achievements during the European Plan Mat 29 Prime Ribs of Beef Amar Junr loth past year. Ann Testa is their Plan f'rca P rk’ng Cl odBl!. »•••'.ot.on, teacher. James I Fifipatrick ULETT’S* Coll COIIo. 1-4)4} _ Rout. 17. Po.omul. H. J There was also ent rtainment OUR *H ON 1A fff GfOICf IPICIALTY by the center's glee club directed HITCHIN' Oturrhea • hospitable servict, Richard M. McGuinness. director superbly furnished air collage* adjoin property LVI units Kullt con MUrdoch 6-4666 • * Luncheon* dltloaad Wall to wall carpeting Car* |AF weekly op. Irw*lwtlir>g me«la and Dinners and good fun. of the Apostolate for the Blind amir tilr hatha Boom controlled music AIR CONDITIONED EOR Booklet CA on reeueat . TOUR COMFORT Msgr A. Pooling, arch TV A TV lounae Swimming pool free Joseph MOTT S LABOR*. I ' Parking at door. Near all * T ip Clara IM • * artnitiea • diocesan Guild director, >OMN 4. MURPHY Cobh’ • ad IWfO BHOP . Special 1 01 21 'Directfo Eor folder rates, rite' eft to etaft ef ha# reservations, write or phone MINRY As You'll Like RYNDAM June BALUT. Owner 4 manager THI BRASS HORN MAAIDAM to for new 100k... Aug. 6 Archbishop GREATEST If VACATION VACATION Banquet Room* Available for •' • Direct Bless Convent VALUE IN MIAMI REACH I All Occasion! e to Galway • • Your Pleasure Open Oaily 010 « In Miami Peach 4 FOR AN HOUSE - CAN K UNANCEDI /*5O M' CK.ff> W 0r..4 111 llli.b.Ht N 4 MAAtDAM July* At Roselle fl Ktvpiwy ONI Of NIWARK-I R litAURANT) V INCLUDINGMIAIS ROSELLE Bo lIRVINO THI Archbishop •SR •< JIR Shores Motel ULTIMAT| I. It.I*. A coat of anew n ,r» N.» >• Sandy paint, roof, an extra bathroom MU from Nov for*. lfod T**4*. All f«4l im!«4 *r4.r will bless and dedicate the a Clou visits sdminlsler the O'* 10t..4 Hocrt C**i.4r«l ►' ■•ii Hut, imH t«« (fed needed over faro $2OO ment the Children THI ORIOINAI a lit TOT. get money promptly; repay a of Confirmation MtlrtMl (feW>M I «4tttiiwr, Bring a OMN OAILT limited also a community room and CeHee SKop and Cetkteil leunge. RESTAURANT HUDSON COUNTY PrwidentMadison lawta 17 mi Wedding NATIONAL BANK storage areas Manager A. Cataniaro RAMSEY, N. J. i»kh ci..i* MSLmLdmme* The first floor Includes three OCf AN*NQNI !■*»• TO 19th MS .1 Woihingf.n Si. e Sr.aJw.y al 11,4 Si. reception parlors, a chapel, r-oeee it J«lk»nn .1 An. cocktaii lounoi Wilkin*.n IN OUTTINIUO modern kitchen facilities, refec- 21 At C.nlrnl Av. . S.w.n A Iroadoiy. Nr* Tort $. N T. n.n, Si. Mlti SI. al Sarganlin. Art. tory and enclosed porch. if tay.nu Ora.. WHitahall a- 1 800 CRUISE WITH YOUR CROWD* THREE crowns A*». at Si. IN HOSOKIN mj Wp restaurani 40 J.wrnnl if Sawnr. A Uw al tint Si SMOROASBORD Dental Fraternity from Jersey City to beautiful ★OMN MONDAY IYSNINO e oriN iriday ivinino LUNCHEONS . . DINNERS . PLAVLAND at Rye Beach! M.mk.f Formed at Seton t.4.,al o.ga.lt Intwranc. Corp.rati.n -n i CM II It m MONTCLAIR. NEW JERSEY mii war Sail past Manhattan and up L. I. Sound C ITY Anew JERSEY chap- fcx of a day mutic, aights. fun . . . Swim- ter of XI Psl Phi, dental fraterni- Win*. over SO sport*. different rid#*, etc., «•» ty, has been organized at the at Ptayfand. m * ROUND AIR co Seton Hall College of Dentistry lilicil lint It (ratal |I J| II aera with Your Pharmacist ND.T,o N^ Neighborhood Says here atTMca rtiartaOaai. Call at an I The charter will he presented to the student at WILSON new members LINES a BATT CRY reception May 22 uj Jersey 17 PLACE. N.Y. C. 4 ■‘‘iXILLL PHONE: BOwiina Craan 9 1966(In N. J.—H City. The charter for Seton Hall End anon 4-71101 was sponsored by the Northern New Jersey Alumni Chapter of PRESCRIPTION the fraternity This is the first chapter In New frn^TrrriftTß-^ Jersey, and is formed during the Visit Beautiful GRAYMOOR A* :.**»» ■a■■ ■ !i a i.i year of the 100th anniversary of the American Dental Associa- I*9* PILCRIMAGI SKASON WISTFIILD NEWARK tion. Pharmacy *awi 4 Oaart* Marttram, Pr«et. Member NATIONAL LISS* PHARMACY SELECTED MORTICIANS Seretas Um United from June 7 October Michael j. Cannala Rai Pfiir SUI«, Sundays through 25 LolahhUied over Cenedt, Mexico end moil forrixn countrtee. 30 >eata Onlr Eunerel fraicriptia na « trafulb Director! In Peur fUflalered Pharmactata North Hudton providtnx Ihla ter vice St. Societies auiaawi maiiii ii,«s Timm D«livary Open Evary Day Ns Problems Joseph's ii, ia, ver at Leber's yrnm i a m to Any Parking 11 p m Sick 7t4 Mt Prespect coNraasiONs n a.m. to Room Supaliai Avanua car. Our magnificent Modern funeral Home It convenient Hold s p.m. to To Dunce Montclair Avanua Spring Al 4 Central A.*, 1 WtilMM I«R| WU Mitt all tranipertollen tervkel. It It within bleckt Novena St. Nawark, N. J. two to any to Anthony, Benediction WEST NEW Sermon, -3 p.m. in YORK—A Spring ~ point Hudton County. New York butet the City patt JIRSrY Erolic and Dance will be held Ixpetltieeef the Blttstd Secremtnt after 12:45 Mott till i NUTIIY CITY door and HUGI SAUCING fACIUTIIS AM MOVIDfD fo* p.m. 7ALMIRA GtAYMOOI 1 MY DRUG CO PHARMACY andfriendt. 8 in the Catholic Center of •• *» Mown Arthur I Palmar#, Ph.4. iamoe Bodgo Iroa We*t PoiM. Cofalano Rude. Phar Prcorripdon St. Joseph's ul the Palisedes. openSunday* Parking area on ground* Pharmactata biological - tlabv Rick Room h\ip,>!ie. • Need* the UtlS i I AV I sponsored by united societies PieKnptient Pioihriit Pilled Coametica Praecrtptlona Part AatWrty ,n Taimmal 4I« I l>h NT Called ler of the A.aaaa. C •4J ia 0:IS a Cutßaie Drugs and church m ( oamriin and Drllvared LEKEK TICKIT3 .. WINDOW 17. Saaa. 1a... Gra tit PfßNhltN Are . Nutter 1 Iff* 4,1S 7tl FUNERAL HOME xm.a, .1 pm larten Avanua All toward proceeds will go the iaraev Tal. Wlacaatla 7-3350 City, N. i. HI 1-44 H CORNKR 20th ST. and Naw iartay call MArk.t 2 7000 BOULKVARO, UNION CITY building fund of the resi- -la (tuW« ia,.ical new ORANOE TELEPHONES. 7a, Ipitkpi imtprmmt—m JERSEY CITY UNion dence for the Christian Brothers writai 3-1100-1101 fords eeue iron* tr. VAIINTII PHARMACY Osr Strike taartlaa, LL Oreiraaeer trlera. Oarrlaaa I, M. T. it Aveilebl* lo who staff St Boys High r.»i 4.HPH Evtry Pentity Joseph's 0..1.1. n» a V.1.M1, Rn Ph.r, Teleplaeeea OArriaaa 4-3471 Pt.KiiMlaa, _ e*br RtferJltn Fimemiel Condition School. PrMrtipil.iu CiM (.r N..d, #/ h”“ r™. •M IMntH „r D*Uv.r» m wmi ik. a**., James McMahon is genet al O* I im r.irvt.w Visitors Welcome >ll7 Trn IVtU.pi (very Day as well as Pilgrimage Sundays Jeney city. 11. chairman. MR Mjl. ft... 1 Ori N —— 4. oe r Apostleship of Prayer May 8,1959 THE ADVOCATE 11 Pray for Them Pray for Lay Teachers, Moslem Conversions h tlon 01 Sister Pop* John ,h Italian of Anna de Paul Ano«tutMi l#*»!5 - * the bit of secretary lay TMditn tied all women in Para- nT9t wrot * to uk If he CONVENT A Wished to continue The Requiem Hui &»*** S Catholic school system de- dise. after Mary." “* B,cred He,rt «®*W for Sister Anns de Paul ? - magasine contributions of Toohey th. h pends on man- Even to (Us Moslems tnd which tella day of the Sisters of of St. ?’ »ontWy leaflet, and ex- and Charity " power money. The money ■sake to their recommended by the pilgrimage* Ma- Elizabeth was offered Holy Father to the May S at comes from the faithful, in one A t,,,w rina sanctuaries. They gave St. P°* P- The Secretariat of in the Anne's Villa Chapel. Sister I/ ut £*„ State, way or another. In addition to Hi* in enthusiastic welcome to .the Holiness, part “...Not only Anna de Paul died after a brief replied: may you and , Mnd priests Religious, many lay pilgrim statue of Our Lady of **“Wr and the leaflet eich illness at All Souls Mor- “If month! teachers needed for 1 Hospital, through the c are a work Fatima. We must the Secretariat of but will in pray ristown. on 2. State, you thta war do a that is second in May importance only Queen of the World to lead the lo SuP"“« Pontiff 1 i Daughter of the late Patrick membermemher to preaching the and ad- of the of Gospel Moslem millions to Him who is Apostleship Prayer since he nine old.” and Joanna Toohey, she entered wss years the Sacraments. ministering The the Way, the Truth and the Morning Offering the Sisters of Charity from Kear- Catholic school system exists be- O Life. Jetut, through Iht Immsctr the ny in 1896 and was professed in Man • Sacrifita of through cause of the because of Utt Gospel, (May’s of the Hurt of I offer Messenger Sa- 1896. Mary, ot* the im the Church's solicitude for world, reparation the cred Heart Thee the above her she my prayer/ eternal welfare explains Following profession, , works, joyt for the intentions of immortal mry tint, for more fully.) *nd taught at St. Aloysius Academy, sufferingi of thii souls. Our debt day for of all our and in to the lay teach- Anotiatet, those whose names Paterson; St. Vincent's •U the intentiont is Only art Academy, of Sacred ers as as our seal Thy teachert of in Newark; the particular for lay written a local Ltagne and Sisters of Chari- in union and respect for the Catholic Regis- Heart, u ilh the Holy youth. ter the ty Preparatory Convent. schools. are eligible for Apostle- School, AT RIVER EDGE: On May 1 Rev. Daniel J. Collins, St. of pastor of Peter the Apostle, Lay teachers chip Prayer indulgences. serve Christ in dedicated a new shrine to the Blessed Virgin Mary. All the schoolchildren took souls no matter where they ful- Benefits Was Franciscan part Membership in the The statue is the of fill their vocation ceremony. gift Mr. and Mrs. Chester in life. Their 1. Union with Christ through Anthony, parishion- ers. Father Collins formation in their ideals, Assisting during dedication ceremonies are Christ, Mary "for all the intentions of Mission Director Rev. Leonard Jordick life, and way of will have a forma- Thy Sacred Heart." Pius Rev. James Pope NEW YORK Sharp. tive influence those Rev. Wulstan on whom they XII said that the Apostleship of Instruct Gleason, 0.F.M., provincial direc- in any subject The im- Prayer is “the perfect form of V-- tor of missions of the Franciscan Outline Plans for portant consideration is not what the devotion to the Most Sacred sv / Holy Name Province, died May 3 *• cannot do in public shcools Heart of Jesus" and devotion they to New Florida College at St. Clare's He had James and state universities but the Hospital F. & Son what Sacred Heart is "the soul of Caffrey NEW YORK - Local alumni been stationed at St. Francis tbey can do with prudent this respect association.” of St. Leo's here. Prep School. St. Leo, Recognized 3f *«; i for secularistic Monastery Service Since 1889" laws, tempera- 2. Prayers of about 40 million p*' Fla., attended a meeting here at * A Solemn Mass was /* ments and local regulations. associates who pray daily "for Requiem r which Abbot Marion Bowman, i • AIR CONDITIONED FUNERAL HOMES • Christ did what He the offered in St. Francis Church on could in a intentions of all our asso- H 0. S. 8.. of St. Leo'ii Abbey out May 6. Another 8 at St. situation where there no over on were ciates.” Resides, 1.100 re- May for 71 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 809 lined anew colleße to LYONS AVE. Catholics. Bonaventure's Olean, plan* Because He loved all ligious orders and Monastery, congregations constructed on NEWARK, N. J. N. be the Abbey IRVINGTON, N. J. men. He Y, was to be followed gave in the measure of have granted a share in the ben- by property. Bigelow 3-4261 ESsex interment in the Ceme- 3-5133 His love for them efits of all their prayers and Friars The local committee Included good works to the tery of the University. Mohammedan members of Ernest and John JAMES Conversions Orgo, Newark, F. CAFFREY, Jr. JAMES F. CAFFREY, 111 the of Prayer. Father of Some Apostleship Wulstan, a native Donworth, missiologists are firmly Jersey City, both St. 3. The of Buffalo, held various offices in convinced that Mohammedans, Apostleship Prayer Leo's graduates. is one of the most indul the Franciscan Order after his of whom there are some 350 richly ordination genced associations in the in 1935. Director of millions, will finally be convert- Church. the Third of St. Francis ed to Order Christianity, not so much from 1936 to For further information write 1943, he was then through a direct teaching of our appointed Faith or phone Rev. Anthony J. Con- provincial director of ALBERT H. as through a summoning HOPPER, Inc. nell, the Franciscan of Archdiocesan Missions, a the Moslems to a veneration Director, Our post UM,MT* # MU,# of Victories held until his death In o< the Mother Lady Church 81 July 1955, 11*141 RIDOR .0r of God. To the !,r*«LlMBTON. N. J. Lynn he was St.. Harrington Park. N j , appointed to the govern- OppoblU Holy CroM Ctm#t«rr Moslems, Mary ranks above all ot Regional Director. Apostle- ing council of Holy Name Prov- the famous women in Islamic E " G^T ince and in IN TUB ship of 515 E reelected July, history, even Prayer, Fordham 1958. »TA Tt ANn' **r above Fatima, Rd New Mohammed's . York 58. NY During his term director of favorite daughter. as the missions, m»adooa*t**» for 01 his the Name barm build MONUMRNTR Fatima, Mohammed Holy the RKDEMPTORISTS Province ! were opened missions in wrote, "Thou shalt be most Bra- founded in 1732. ril, Puerto Rico, Japan and Bol- ivia and greatly expanded its missionary activity in the south ETTER ern areas of the United States. YOU SAW THIS In Time of Need UILT MONUMENTFEATURED Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director MEMORIA iChose and careful understanding service is in accord with the traditions of Holy Mother Church A MARYKNOLL ANNUITY Ttaffob m mu Offers spiritual and temporal advantages JOHN F. MURPHY RIIMAN FUNERAL HOME Your An U Wisest Choice annuity an approved method n{ ESSEX 480 SANFORD AVENUE 1914 NEW NOW IT COUNTY YORK AVENUE HIGHEST QUALITY protecting savings and, at the same time, NEWARK, N. J. UNION AT YOUR CITY, N. 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You sent in 1,455 of the MARY KELLY, grade 5, Sacred loveliest poems we have DOLORES MOONEY, fl. KATHLEEN MARY grade O'HARA, grade 7, ever seen BEANO, grade 8, St. Heart, Jeraey City. Siater Mary from grade school students! The St. Aloyaius, Jersey Sister St judges were City. John's, Leonia. Sister M. Aloysius, Jeraey City. Siater Ag- Grace. just smiles and with Agnes Georganne. bubbling over excitement Marilyn. THOMAS Marilyn. nea J. grade KELLY, 7, RONALD MURRAY, grade 0 CHRISTINE May every wrote about grade 5, tulip you CHRISTINE St. Jeraey City. PAGANO, BECKE. grade «, Patrick’a, Sister St. M. tip its petals to you and the Thereae, Cresskill. Sister Sacred Heart. Jersey City. may printed on this Marie Seton. Sister j page. Congratula- Sacred Heart, Newark. Antonelle. robins whose Vailsburg, Mary Grace. songs you sung sing tions, Maria! Misa VINCENT Langan. LANGBEIN, grade MARIANNE NAZARETTA, JOAN to you all year long. We wish PAULSEN, grade 7, St. you The second prize of *3 is going ROBERT •, Sacred Heart, Newark. BELLOA, grade 7, Sister grade 5, St. Francis all of the dreams Xavier, New- Peter's, River lovely and to JOAN RICCARDO. Sacred Margaret Felice Edge. an eighth Heart, New Brunswick. ark. that Sister Anita. PATRICIA thoughts you so grader from CHARLES PIETRZAK. grade beautifully SL New Siater Rose Nicholas. A. MANTO. grade Peter's, | 7, DONNA NELSON, grade St. put down on paper. And we want 8. 7. Most Sacred Heart, Brunswick. Joan Is taught by Sis- ALBA Most Holy Name, Garfield. Wallington. BERACQVA, grade Sister Michael's, you to know that in our book, Jersey City. Sister Sister Mary Roberta. each ter Mary Jean. M. Thomas. 7, Chriati, Hasbrouck Marian of is Corpus Eucharia. EVERETT you a winner. ELAINE PUBTELLA. grade 8. The third prize of Sister Mariam MATELSKI. grade 8, $2 is Heights. Aquinas CAROL NICHOLS, grade 7. St. Our for being St. James, Trenton. Sister Helen praise your poetry sent to ELIZABETH JOYCE St Michael's, Jersey LECK. a J. grade City. Sister Jersey could BEINKOWSKI, Patrick's, City. Sister Rado. go on and on You have cer Marian Eucharia. seventh grader from Our Lady of 6, St. Sis- Catherine Matthew's, Ridgefield. I Cordis. VICTOR PUZIO, tainly shown that the grade 7, Most young peo- Mt. Carmel, Bayonne. Elizabeth ter Francis Mariam. ple of America Sacred Heart, Wallington. Sister PROFIT-CHEERING: of 29 weeks of af- care about the is taught CAROLYN The results by Sister Mary Adonia. BRADY, grade 7, First Prize fine in | Maria V. Schneider Mary Roberta. fairs things literature. What a netted De Paul School Fathers’ Her poem. My Name Is St. New Brunswick. the High Group Spring, Peter's, Sis- RONALD wonderful future the of ROCKWELL, grade language is also on this ter Catherine Mirhael. $12,640. A check for that amount was to page. Sh - - presented our country will have. Is Here 8, St. Joseph's, Lincoln Park Sis EILEEN Spring It was so BUTVIDAS. Rev. John P. hard to pick the win- grade 8, ter school director, at a beefsteak As always there has to I come on wings of M. Sylvester. McHugh, be a St Mary’s, silence. ners. The honorable mentions Nutley. Sister Francis held winner On notes of KATHLEEN ROWAN, dinner the men and their wives. and in our garden of verse Genevieve. birds that grade R, recently by were so good. Some sing; wrote in You St Mary's, CToster. the first prize was awarded can surely feel Sister Mary Joseph is above to a blank ANTHONY CAVET, grade my presence. Norman, chairman, pictured making verse, others drew pictures 5. seventh grader from For I am known Celine. Corpus St. Lodi. as Spring. the John looks to describe the So Joseph's. Sister Santa presentation. Carberry, president, on. Christi, poems. to all DEBORAH SAWER, Hasbrouck Heights Her GAIL grade R, of you. congratulations! We're COCCHIERE, grade 7, name is MARIA I Lacordaire, Upper Montclair V. SCHNEIDER St Peters. River tiptoe through the garden there can be only Edge and sorry three Mrs. Kloss. she is anew member. SUSAN And thaw the frozen sod, Academy of St. Elizabeth winners grade 7. St. CREGAN, JUDITH Maria, who Is taught by But I, Spring, SCAI*A, grade R. St. CMvtnt Station. Now MT. ST. DOMINIC Sister Peter's, River Edge. merely cast the spell: Jersey Jersey Miriam Aquinas, will receive HONORABLE The work is done Aloysius, City. Sister Mary Socondary School for girls 94th year a MENTION cer- NANCY DALTON, grade St by God. 5. end check and Resident Day exceptional rocord for $5 a certificate of tificates awarded Malachy. ACADEMY are to the fol- Andrew's, Bayonne. Sister Mary ANDREA for college preparation sward. Her which lowing SWINICKA. grade R. Vocational CALDWILL NIW JIRSIY poem, the Young Advocates in the Enda. Second Our courses, Muiic, Art, Dramatio Elementary School for Girl* loved for its Prize Joan Lady of Mt. Bay Dancing, Judges is I senior (names Riccardo Carmel, Par simplicity, division are listed DUDLEY DAVIS, grade St Sports and Resident and 7, Activity program. onne. Sister Mary Leonia Call Sister John’s, Leonia M Georg Information! Jtfferson 9-1600 Essence of LINDA TUOZZOI.O, grade fi, Directress CA 6-3660 VACATIONS UNLIMITED AT . . anno Spring . St. Francis The door Xavier, Newark Sis- ELIZABETH DRURY, grade 5. frosty of winter closes. ter Margaret. St Peter's, The of Springtime River Edge gate opens wide ROBERT WAUSH, THOMAS Bushes in grade 7, St. CYO SUMMER DUGAN, St. Therese, sway carefree poses. CAMP GREENVILLE Cresskill. Bashful Michael’s, Jersey City. Sister Royi and Olrla Sister Mary Antonelli tulips cease to hide. Margaret John. I In 14 Vacation In the country KATHLEEN FARMER, grade inn private lake, all sport* BARBARA YURKO, irr»i. CAMPS R. St Mary’s, Closter. Hardy gardeners grade 7, KLt per week Church nearby 0n Sister Mary brave the gales Our Mt. Bd mile* to Newark Celine Lady of Carmel, Bay- With seeds and trowels and hoes; 1 SHOP Writ* or Call onne Sister M Adonio • CAMP CHRIST THE KING FOR VERNA GENOVESE, Merry Bov 132. Unlonvlll*. N Y. BOYS grade 7. children burst with laughter WASHINGTON Port J*rvls 11411 of ST NEWARK 2 7 to 14 oratrrl off Hwy 94 Blafrvlnem. V J Our Lady As I near HO Pompei, Baltimore, Springtime comes and winter goes • rr#r Tahin* off the ground, with Bwten Rinoihini ! _ar«r like Md. Sister Valenti Resident prleet All Va«nn Josephine 'Law’ Is NEW AND BETTERI sports Full 'July *Au* 29) 42R0 July Third Prize 1170 JOAN HAJDUCSEK, Elizabeth Topic Aui 1100 S«nd for fn|rl#r CYO Off)re. lf>l Plant grade S, Leek CATHOLIC, conducted by Piiilonltt Father* Newark 2. N J 'Mltrhell 32940> St Andrew's, Bayonne. Sister At St. CARRIG KENNY CAMPS Is ill: SL, Y Enda My Name Spring Joseph's „ • CYO DAY CAMPS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Mary BOYS 7-15 $265 Seoion 7-15 ELLAN HANLAN, St. The welcome give WEST ORANGE - Eighth GIRLS grade B. you me when I come to call Supervised recreation and Instruction «t«kdayi 9am to pm graders at St July K Am 12 Aloysius, Jersey City. Sister Angers my sisters Summer, Joseph's made Advent Michaela ramp*, for boys and *lr!a 7 lo 14. located In Mary Winter and Fall. Camp Carrig Kenny Camp n *** Hudson. fnlon counties. Games, aria and crafts, A May I.aw an week All June II Auo II If? ' . Malachy. freshness, anew life, joy and I 1. Day, important U 5 00 per Inclutivo. Two week minimum. children ■ tporta. seekly outln* and Bus hope. bring; Cabin*. Ihowert Siatora. Cotleoo tstm arrric* available their school Staffed by Seminarians. Paaalonlat Reservations DENISE HARNETT, Everyone knows day in The students limited. Call or writ* county CYO offices for grade B, me, my name is Spring. Graduates, Resident Chaplain, Doctor. Nurse Soprta. Swlmmln#. boatlno. locations, rates, etc. St Aloysius, presented a broadcast hikes, campfires, crafts, movies, Jersey City. Sister over the songs. Write: Rev Fether Director. C P . Dept X. P O Bo* 544. Union City. N j public address themed ■IROIN COUNTY CYO. 244 Main A blanket of daffodils system on 4t . Port L«# .Windsor 7 1444. Mary Malachy or one single blade. IttlX COUNTY CYO. 42S Bloomfield In a the words of "Law Montclair Pll»rim 4-4447) RARBARA HURSA. grade 7, lawn of loveliness St. Thomas: all this I made. HUDSON COUNTY CYO. 244 St is the " Bartan A v»„ Jersey City .Ml 2 2212) Peter's, River Edge For this la road-map to happiness my world; over it UNION COUNTY CYO. I spread. CAMP ALVERNIA for GIRLS 444 I. Jersey ft.. Bllxabetfi served IL 4-4747) PATRICIA IPPOLITO. grade Blossoms of William Suggs as an beauty, white, purple and red MOUNT ST FRANCIS. RINOWOOD. NIW JIRSIY nouncer and Smith 7, St John's, Englewood Sister Gregory sum The Camp rnnstltutns 1.10 arrea of heavy woodland and hllla of the Ramapo Mountain! M the Surrounded hy picturesque hrautiea of nature. It Georganne marired program and ap- The first little shoot la Ideal place for cirla of today apend their leisure time pushing up from the ground. an to MARY ANN pealed to the students In become Swimming. Boating. JOHNSON, grade The first s Basketball. Hiking. Horseback Riding. Ormnastlcs. For robin song, anew melody Boys found, leaders of Camp Fires. Music. Dramatics. Volley Ball. Bicycle Riding. Movies. R. St. Aloysius. Jeraey City, Sister All from tomorrow through obe- come me; I'm filled with elation. Roller Skating and Television. Arts end Crafts. Indoor Oimes for Mary dience to the laws God and I m also of Rainy Days, etc Malachy humble; I'm God's creation. Ages SIASON JULY BOYS - 6 Ml. St Jasuit • • "when he to 16 - Michael School Chaplain Private Chapel Metrical Staff asked, waa there on Ages GIRLS High the altar surrounded by a FI-10 J4lh Avr., Jackson Heights 72. N. Y. NEwlown 9-6M4 Seaton $493.00 Tuition Plan Seaton June 30 to heavenly light. Auguit 24 Writt Of Phono for Information But no heavenly light waa NAMASCHAUG SPRUCELAND going to atop the king. He LAKE SPOFFORD VISIT SEE AND FOR YOURSELF raced to the chapel and with GRANITE First 4 Week* $l4O LAKE his CAMP DON BOSCO DON KENNEDY St. own bloody hand killed the Second 4 Weeks $135 Stanislaus Full Seaton lower Croti saintly Stanislaus. Then he Full Seaton $250 $275 NEWTON, NEW JERSEY Road, Saddle River, N. J. DAvis 7-1479 St. Stanislaus it portrayed hy Health-Accident Insurance Four Weeks nude the guards cut the saint's $l6O Joseph Arertge of Ml. Pre Seaaon Week Openi June I Virgin, 7 - JUNE 28 To 16 body into pieces. WEEKS AUG. Garfield, which it rinool Equipment—Beautiful staffed hy Weterfronte- Mature Supervlelon Modern Cablna and Sanitary Facilities Horses - - Swimming - the Sitters. St. Stanis- tooting Fishing Filippini Phy&ictan In Attendance—Balanced Mrala Realdent and Reclatered Nuree At No Extra Cost laus' feast day it May 7. Drum Chaplain at Each Camp Riding (Boys) Corps For Booklet Write (Girls) fully supervised by the HE BECAME A priest, and Hr U Lt M l; L MR *nd MRS. U T FF.LI in he 42 a?«215 n!.u'<£ No SALESIANS OF ST JOHN BOSCO 1072—when only - NJ. was Discussed 914 79th St., No. Bergen, NJ UNION 9-2531 years old. and very young for UNIon 9 1279 $3O Week - $3OO Season Boys 9-14 such If No Answer mi honor—Stanislaus was Call UNIon 4-2933 write for FREE booklrt A Newton S2I named Bishop of Cracow, lie At St. Anne’s preached so such well and gave LAWN FAIR _ The [•.rents' good example that many peo- Association of Si. Anne's Junior TUNKHANNOCK, sinful lives. ple reformed their and CAMP ST. ANDREW Drum Bugle Corps held its PENNSYLVANIA CAMP CARDINAL HLOND All could have gone well and first seasonal meeting recently Stranton Diocesan lor In Cracow, with Stan Camp happily Rev Honorius Corbett. O F M Boys RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY islaus the raring for people moderator, explained 7 the year's Season: June 27 WEEKS - JUNE 28 TO AUG 15 to Aug. 22 Week spiritually and $3O temporily It plans and announced the first Horse* - - - 2 Priests - 50 Seminarians Swimming Boating Fishing could have, that ia, except for program would be 8. Aug At Game a Withes Riding No Extra Cost the king Roleslaus Any Boy to Play-All land & Water 11, we are The next meeting will be held Sports fully tupa'o-»«d by tho told, , was extremely wicked May 13 Tobogganing Speed Boating Water Skiing JOHN and cruel SALESIANS OF ST BOSCO Several limes Stan- St. Vincent's Academy, Newark WRITE: RESIDENTS islaus REV. THOMAS J. CARLIN - WEEK DAY CAMP - $2O WEEK went to the king and The High School Mothers' $3O tried to 402 Within limits • make him reform. in the library St. John's CYO, Wyoming Avenue, Scranton 3, Pennsylvania Transportation Supplied Orange, will present a play, Telephone: Scranton, Diamond 4-3141 Boys 813 1 V AT LAST ROLESI.AIIS com- CYO will present a play, Write for FREE Booklet A or call DAvis 7-0066 mitted an act which roused “Blessed Are They." under di- even his noblemen to fury—he riction of Mrs Anthony kidnapped the beautiful wife Stalgaitas DOMINICAN BOYS CAMP of one of the nobles and kept Benedictine Academy, Paterson CAMP ST. her prisoner in his palace. ETAATMURO. N. Y BENEDICT —The Mothers' Auxiliary has a LOCATION: Yet. everyone was too fright- of 2SB acres on Hudson 81 ml. of full program entertainment ... N. N.Y.C. NEWTON, NEW JERSEY - 50 MILES FROM NEWARK ened to approach the king, HOUSINO: New Mad. with 100% for the mother-daughter (1958) each with lava- planned dormitories, own for 7-15 • June • $4O Boys 28-Aug 30 per week and condemn his cruelty, and luncheon tories and hot Pure Vtgttab/# Shortening to he held May 14 at showers. demand the return of the lady. Conducted Benedictine Monks of St Paul's 12.30 at the Steak Pit, by Abbey p.m. COUNCILORS: th« Everyone, that Is, except Stan- XAVERIAN BROTHERS Enjoy wonderful flavor, nutrition and quality of fine Paramus. Rev. \nthony O'Dris- $340 PER SEASON islaus. All tporh _ Swimming Pool BUTTERCUP BREAD coll, 0.F.M., St. Bonaventure's IODeSD every day in every way. Perfect tgafdgnf fri#*#«; iegttfered Nun*, Semination Cown»«/loti, Modern Stanislaus had always been SEASON) July I to Auguel 24th (I Weeki) for retreat director, foofihei f«fenu sponsibility as "good citizenship Mrs William Henderson of South ter Hildegarde Marie, College of the by Budding Spirit acceptance each citizen Orange, and Mrs. Ernest P. Tib- St. Elizabeth's president. As Spring brings the close chairman of the dinner . scholarship and toward the Caldwell . re- . to of the organizational May Queen year, tired Catholic Reign Daughters home. Social-lite North Jersey women are clos- Mrs Fred Dittemes is chairman The ballroom of the Union ing out their projects with va- . . Our Lady of the Valley Ro- At Club, Hoboken, will be First Weekend riety and a zeal in keeping with the set- will a card Colleges sary, Orange, hold Spring for the ting the luncheon and fash- budding season party-fashion show at Mayfair CALDWELL—The ion show of the Alumnae of the first Spring bo gowned in white Miss Pisarra underclassmen and the faculty. H Farms, West Orange, May 18 at if> blights of weekend for seniors of Caldwell and Academy SI. Aloystus, Jer- her escort, (ieorge Gaughran The May Queen is chosen for 8:30 m Mrs. Thomas Sulli- The a'Kcmpis of New p College (or Women Jersey sey City, May 9 Marjorie ml, open ol St Peter's College will lead qualities of character, leadership van is chairman. . . . arc In the news twice this week Green May R with the Coronation Ball. the is chairman of the affair grand march. and poise which exemplify tha The will meet 12 NATIONAL SCIENCE GRANT: Karen O’Sullivan of will group May which wilj begin at 12:30 pm. Kathleen Pisarra of Verona ideal Caldwell College woman. Breakfasts MISS at the Robert Treat Hotel, and Lordi of PISARRA will relinquish She is assisted Marianne The Morris chapter Maplewood Frances South stu- be crowned 1959 college May by County Orange, her Newark, when crown during a religious cer- BESIDES holding the highest they will hear Basile and Barbara the St. Elizabeth dents the Queen at the ball and will reign Cosgrove of College at College of St. Elizabeth, are iso- pictured emony at the 14, student office Virginia Pope, recent rver the college May as student council fashion . The Marie Gorctti Circle of will Commun- other weekend festive Alumnae hold a an lating antibiotic under direction of Sister Anna when she will editor New crown the statue Miss Pisarra is on the of the York Times. St. Guild ties. The ball will be held at the president, Joseph's will hold a ion breakfast in St Josephs Mrs, for the under- ol the Blessed Virgin enshrined James E. Skane of Clifton dessert bridge Catherine, biology department chairman, Crestmont Country Club, West Or yearbook literary staff, held two May 23 at 1 p.m Hall. Convenl, May 17 following the auditorium. Her and will at research in crown .crnis a> class president, preside the meeting; at St Joseph's the 8 30 graduate program for cancer ange Shrine, Stirling a m. Mass in the cam participation bearer will Mrs. Anton will Other be be her four-year-old served of the de- introduce the Proceeds will weekend events will a as secretary go to the Mis pus chapel. Sister Loretta Ma- chemotherapy. cousin F.ileen Kirbv of Bloom guest Also in the is Saturday afternoon So- bating and press clubs She was Maylight sionary Servants of the Most ria, sociology department chair- picnic at luncheon field inducted last week into Delta Ep- a and bridge at May- Holy kol Camp, Boonton: a jazz con Trinity. Mrs M. J. Cor- man, will speak Mrs. Victor Di fair West The will their silon national honor Farms, May coran cert Saturday featuring seniors pay horn Sigma, so- Orange, is chairman. Ruggiero of Summit and Mrs. evening 1H National Science and Mrs. Thomas J. Hyland Grant a combo from Lehigh University age to Mary on this occasion also ciety for men women grad- of Court Bayley, CDA, Eliza Winthrop B Fielding of Madi- is Each uates of Catholic universities Harrison chairman . . in the college auditorium, and a will carry a long stemmed and beth, will hold a dessert bridge son are co-cha rmcn . . Rosarians of Sacred Heart, May Communion breakfast Sunday- red rose which she will place be colleges 15 at 8:15 p.m. at Immacu- The St. Mary* Hospital Irvington, after fore the shrine The Spring weekend has dou- will go on a pilgrim late morning seniors and their a Conception auditorium. Nurses’ Alumnae, Hoboken, will To Aid St. E’s Research age to the attend in the col- ble significance for Miss Pisarra. Auriesville Shrine Proceeds be for hold escorts Mass Rev Edward J O'Toole of Se will used a a breakfast June 7 at 17 when she was a May Mrs Jean Mieliwocki lege ton Hall East year candi- Meyer's Hotel, Hoboken, follow chapel. I’niversity will speak at is chairman CONVENT STATION—The Na rd animal tissue for study, to date for student council The New the Res John presi- ing the 8 15 a.m. crowning services. Mass in the tiona| Science MISS PISARRA will be attend York-New Jersey Foundation has isolate antibiotics and similar an- dent, one of the planks In Club of hospital .1 Ansbro. Caldwell Collece chan ehapel. Rev. F W'hite- awarded I) 1ouville ttie biology ueoartment ti-tumor drugs for lurlncr- expert ed by a court of 45 seniors at the her platform the to College will loin, will speak al the breakfast was promise spon- ly. hospital chaplain, will offer o 1 the College of St Elizabeth ments chemotherapy of cancer ball She will be crowned by Rob the of sor a theater a in investigate possibility party May 16 to Mass. Rev. Joseph Faulken, grant of $4,630 to build erta Mayer of Newark, senior MISS Pisarra Bbckfriar's suppot r up and to attempt to up im ssas chosen May sponsoring such a weekend as hat Guild at 230 director S.J.. of the Spanish research c'ass It in strain of mice that president is of the pm. . . . dergradpate participa- munity the customary Queen by vote seniors, the been arranged. Information Center, Jersey tion the ivilatl' of for the moßr.m in ~f are so to the student council president The Guild of St. James' Hos- susceptible type City, will speak The class of for the antibiotics cancer chemother- tumor being induced. tn crown May Queen, but pital, Newark, will meet May 1934 will be honored. Lillian apy Miss Pisarra H in the In herself holds that doctors' library at 2 PREVIOUS experimentation Cordero of Teaneck is chair- office this pni This is Ttie project, to begin next Sep year the final this of was startrd PAROCHIAL meeting man . . . type project UNIFORMS The and her will at of the Mrs. Umber, will be under and queen court year. John D. t re- ir the college studei resea Kline Rosarians t’i of All Saints, Jer- Hon of will preside The Sister Anna Catherine, Womens WIN laboratories in September, 1958. GRANTS: Sisters M. sey City, will hold the annual Auxiliary Our biology department chairman. of Lady of Mt. Students became interested in the Mothers' Day Communion SAVINGS of Carmel. has Virginia, O.S.B., and Objectives the research proj result of Orange, left, program as a summer elected breakfast 10 the Hotel May at ect Mrs. Itocco M. will be to work MODERN HATTERS Mirra Juliana, both develop sk'Ma in with a president. O.S.B., Plaza pharmaceutical the 8 a in Mass 'Our Bail She following the of tumors be implantation in a As members of the Na- will assisted by Mrs teachers at Sacred Heart in firm church Rev. Eugene announce! a Advertisements Arc Gil- susceptible complete Albert Scanned!, Mrs. strain of m.ce. to tional Biological Hono- Society, Joseph School, Elizabeth, have re- lec. St Patrick’s, Jersey Our Satisfied School** City, carry on an extensive drug-test- Faccone and Dora Dcnte Beta Beta Beta, they decided to The and Fullen Usher. New ceived National Science York ing program for e! BRIDAL installation dinner study -nor tarry on group research on can will be held will sodality secretary, speak regression, to May submit drug-treat cer 19 at the Suburban Cock- Foundation grants—Sister We carry comploto tail Lounge, Juliana for DEPARTMENT Orange, at 630 three summers Regulation m Mrs Patrick l> Carolonza is of math and chemistry stu- Uniform* ond HEAD and 25 PIECES, VEILS for Emblem* for dy and Sister Virginia for Bright Candles Birthday Light BRIDES, BRIDESMAIDS, and Boy* and Cirl*. a summer of biology study. The complete BRIDAL PARTIES. Junior a ’KemDis Cake There'* A tobef HEADPIECES % and VEILS dved Store Near You to NhWARK—The Junior a'Korn match aowni Piclureaqui Formal from the head of her father, 11 group Mrs Barkhorn «a< the pi* ha* officially the passed Jupiter) a quarter ATTIRE FOR MEN century ago, first, and though Jr a Kempis LOWEST FACTORY PRICES a | stage of "growing girl" and be- the Jr Lobel’s Youth a'Kempis marked its is 25 she Centers KINTAj. ■ SALIS | $ now a year-old lady, ■M come a mature, stdl ,u though Silver jubilee c/t/ic May 3 at the Pom- still the of her lAST values wisdom PATERSON MORRISTOWN WIST woman of NKW YORK young, 25 Cedar pike Inn. Grove. sisters Present advisor EU-o.d Chip t senior MODERN Shipping P«,V P1.,, Stffc St. A Btrgtnlma Art. pkom from the HATTERS Sprung senior Hack in 1934 the of is Robertson. a'Kempis Patricia I PARAMUS MACKINSACK 313 - 3rd a'Kempis of New Jersey (much New Ave Jersey was 20 , Jersey City Mall ROTHROCK years old, ft«ry«n Maia Straat AIMS of as the wise THE the club are tresents a full collection of CiA-xi&m Minerva sprang when one member Mrs. OL 9-9300 Henry still SHOP IN A C the same and the program STORE CLOSED SUNDAY INC. Barkhorn of Newark, pro- bridal gowni, bridesmaid TAILORS. annual the features an Communion For Better posed idea of a FORMAL Dry Cleaning- "daughter" RfAOr-MAOI breakfast, periodic social af- WtAW "CALL" club Mrs dresses, ond molher'i CLOTMIS Barkhorn had no fairs. monthly meetings with a daughters then at tflr.ct 1001 the eligible well varied -bosses,as os o program of lectures cus'om 33 but and Armlrmv Si., Newark age. many a'Kempis wom- For that entertainments social occasion KARNIG'S and a did, and the of special Bridal M \rkrl 24,113 en idea a Jr. Department. service program. The latter H*«r» Mon Pri 9.30 to 330 was received enthu- 'CLEANERS a'Kempis Mon 1 Wt and Ev.t ti|| | PM. A TAILORS" channels the girls' energies in siastically The first Sot till 5 P meeting, M of the For FREE Pick up June behalf boys at Sacred 20. 1934, at the Robert Heart and Orphanage (they take Delivery Treat was attended by 50 FIRST Mother's in- COMMUNION Day them on an annual picric), the Suggestion Shirt* Excellently vited girls, patients at Veterans Adminis- -INGERIE MONOGRAMMED laundered Lei lobel's famoui GEORGIAN COURT TIIK tration for youngster's fashions—- CLUB was organized Hospital. East Orange, 817 SANFORD AVE. FREE for the needy children outfit them for this OF COURSE young ladies in their late of the area n glorious day. You will find COLLEGE NEWARK, N. J. teens and early 20's with for whom they prepare Christ a mol hundreds of exquisite styles to select from to Conducted by the Sisters ef Mercy ESsex 2-6698 to similar to that of the senior mas gifts fit fOUt- Yl At COUtSI lIADINO TO a The newest any budget or Kempis . . to influence rause espoused conformity. • A end I S OIGtIIS by Jr Catholic women to become the a Kempis is the Mt 53 pow- Halsey Street KNlTTir'*- WORSTED Carmel Wellintegroted progrom in liberal ers for good In their communi- Ouild Apostolate for for him: Art*, fin# Art». Science. Mutic. Horn# ties by fostering the Newark and promoting Mentally Retarded Mem Economics. lu»iness Adminiitrotion bers 78c spiritual and cultural consider the Apostolate COMMUNION Between New end Bloeker develop- SUITS It* > Teacher for Elementary ond Troining ment under their MArket 1 the aegis of Cath ' main now and 9«9« • charity" Secondory Schools. Fully Accredited ALL COLORS NAVY BLUE Fine tailored in in ollcism and the have the past year or. so Mon Wed Frl Address: ftISTII SICRITAtY patronage of 9lf A M 9Of p.M. • 4 OZ. SKEINS that Nylon and Gabardine Tue». saintly man, Thomas managed to purchase four pro just Thurt. Set. 9.00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. Oeergion Court College a • like Dad's. 6 14 100% VIRGIN WOOL who has jectors and a number of film Sues lokeweed New Jersey Kempis. made for all the time the perfect interpretation strips for education of men MAIL ORDERS of retarded 14.98 Christ s message to the hu- tally children. from PROMPTLY FILLED man heart—The CAIDWill, NEW JERSEY Imitation of OFTEN Its " in the Jr Christ' history WHITE SUITS: in Gabardine a'Kempis has adopted such a Speaker at AlTfenstir Its first Commun- or CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR pet project Among them have Linen WOMEN ion breakfast was the then -s 15-07 RROADWAY (Rt 41 been the Braille committee, the from 9JiB CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS RAIR LAWN, N. J. Msgr Fulton J. of OF ST. DOMINIC Sheen, project annually sending a now Auxiliary Bishop of New child Accredited - turner Fully A.B. and B.S. to camp, and of Offering Degree* York, and national director of course the special war effort the Society lor the Propagation made by the group, which in- of the Faith. cluded rolling bandages, knit- At That needed present there are SHOES acces- 85 ac- ting and selling bonds of Saint tive members Elizabeth teachers, nurs- Current sory to complete the ensem- College M president is Mrs secretaries. The es, present Robert ble Founded A McNamara of Or- In 1899 the Slater* of limits by Charity age are 16 35, From the ange She'll be succeeded this the for CATERERS beginning Jr has month girls: Convent Station, New a'Kempis by Margaret Mary Mc- Jersey had an advisor from ‘senior the Dermott of WHITE DRESS SHOES 114 WIST 541 h STRUT Jersey City —A.M.B.A.M.B. for her: in the (off Blvd.) BAYONNi, N. J. most popular Tailored or frilly styles new from FACILITIES FOR styles. 6JiO Essex-Montclair —to District please every taste • * Shower* for WEDDING BANQUETS... Woddlngt in all nylon, flocked boys: * WHITE or BLACK SHOES full course dinner Banquet* Plans Retreat or in ern May 12th n/lon dotted Swiss. • Breakfait* smart styles, expertly Communion MONTCLAIR Slacks Cuffed The Essex- REGISTRATION Roast Beef, Chicken will be held 5JtB fitted. from 6.5 0 or £m * Office and Plant Montclair District Council to Turkey .of a am. No at In Madonna Hall, fol at Charge Luncheon* Catholic Women will hold a Ray 21.98 lowed by the first conference - at SAMPLE MENU - of Recollection OWN May 12 at Im- 10 a m. AT OUR The program will con maculate Mra.-Alfred e ft -AI Cockl.il tinue follows 10 Conception. as 43 am . con Marchev of FREE Bloomfield, presi- fessions and • Celery. Olivee HALLS private devotions oi tii dent, center amounted that Letitia 11:30 - am„ 12 19 p.m. • Prime Roeet Reel, An Jus •* conference; Keeney of district Montclair, Mass; 12 49 lunch: 1:49 ORANOI RIITAURANT ANY HAU YOU CHOOSE p.m., Where Young America • Vegetable Potato spiritual development Shops’ ’ chairman, p.m., conference, Rosary and At* lANODON —A would STRUT be chairman, aaaiated by Hour. • Ice Cream Coffee Holy THERE'S A 1081 l STORE NEAR YOU TK« fln*ti the pariah spiritual development The women are lo ORANOI. Ni. • Dinner Rolls requested and BuMer DINNERS from SI chairmen. . . .73 bring lunch. HACKENSACK MORRISTOWN Coffee will be sup WEST NEW YORK OTHER •• i J. IM MAIN ITIIIT MENU ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE Magr Thamas Gillhooly of I PARK PIACI plied by'the Immaculate Concep- RIROINUNI AVI. A St* IT. Scton Hall Op»» let. Mm Th v» 4 Private Rooms Accommodations University will dtTect PH Op., let. WM. »H. Dining to 500 HI-HAT tion Rosary Altar Society under Op*, let. Mm. TV.rs, PH. the retreat Air Conditioned day. Msgr. Thomas H. of Mrs. Completely supervision Richard lAST PATERSON BERGEN MAU S HI - Towers, Immaculate Coll Renewal ORANOI 5-4SIS • 6-2117 FI 9.1671 Conception Jones. M0n0,,, Ampl, fro. Partin, Aroa • OUtl 4, IIMWOOO IHOPPINO CINTIR FREE PARKINO pastor and district PARAMUS - ROUT! 4 moderator, OpM l.t* Tim, Prt Thvrt, Opt" . will moderate the let. Mm WW, TKvrt, PH. day. DON'T SHOT on Sundays- 14 THE ADVOCATE May 9, 1959 Harknett Hold NJSIAA Will Have Tough Time Turd, Selecting Tournament Entries Key to League Races ORADELL Roy Turci of Bergen Catholic and John NEWARK — The announcement the New by Jersey Mary's (R) and Holy Family and Harknett of St. Luke's, the pitching sensations of the 1959 State Interscholastic Athletic a Association last week that 17-strikeout performance by baseball season in schoolboy North Jersey, get a chance R will conduct Sal Sabato sectional baseball of St. Michael’s (UC) tournaments based on to further their team’s championship this week. against St. ambitions records through 15 has Joseph's (W). May made the coming week's With two no-hitters in his Turci will toe the Noteworthy, too, in a reverse pocket, schedule far most of the by the important 1959 fashion mound in at least two of the campaign. was Seton Hall's 8-3 loss to Due the moist we "A" weather to three Tri-County Catholic I a 2 0 lead the third, but St. Union, a game which saw the in have been enjoying this Spring, and Conference game* facing the for four in Holy Trinity having been Pirates receive 21 bases on balls Luke's rallied th* thin few more i North Jersey scheduled for their debuts and Crusaders in the next sevendays. | on May have two batters hit by pitch- fifth, the rally being opened by Catholic have teams had 6 against and but Bergen St Joseph's on May hardly Pingry Scotch ci, still be shut out until the plays Harknetfs single. . ■ chance to get their feet wet in Plains, 8, Pope Pius on May 11 and respectively. seventh when John Hughes got St Bonaventure moved into • the first weeks of the season and the Queen of Peace on May 14 lone hit off Bob Heuschkel. second place tie with St Joseph’* thi» TIIE FIELD Includes some will soon be an- with a (to of the clubs Another Harknett, record, it crushed St. reverse twist came (P) as Mary's. 18-1, which will be contenders nounced for the Greater Newark almost nail down another for when St. can James, after losing its behind the one-hit relief pitching places in the state Tournament, in which St. Peter's IPassalc-Bergcn Catholic Confer- tourney. only start of of the season, can- Bill Croal. St Joseph’s had suf- is defending and ence title for the Lucans The NJSIAA will to four champion there- celled of when pick up the rest the schedule as fered its fir«t league loss to Don fore an almost automatic St. Bonaventure on teims in each section, which nomi- its lone he faces May catcher, Mike Meiza, suf- Bosco, 6-2. on Apr. 29. nee. Seton Hall not be and St. Bene- fered 10. The same day, St. may too easy a task. a torn ligament In his foot. Joseph's 8-3 In other games. DePaul won There dict's, now after a second (P) tangles with Don Boseo Tech seems no need for a tourn- its first PBCC from loss to and victories in what might be the league's contest, fr4, ament in Catholic "C,” with St. Valley over St John's; and. in West Side and Newark Tech, last important bill of the season Independent Cecilia's (K) still along on are riding St. Bonaventure trounced Bill also probable selections, with games. Raftery’s pitching arm, but Pirate TURCI PROVED hit earlier a s NCAA Berth Paterson Tech, 11-6. while Pop* the “A’’ and "B" divisions Bayley possibility. arc Eye no-hitter against DePaul Bergen was no Pius, St. Joseph’s and Queen of another matter. County will also have fluke when he blanked Pope Pius, own Peace to its tourney this year for the bowed outside rivals. After Defeat of Peacocks 4-0, on May 1, striking out nine ONLY TWO “A" teams have first time and St. Luke's is vir- passaic biroin c c. To and walking only four make Prt. really record a to SOUTH w l prepossessing tually certainty be included a at; ORANGE Riding four-game winning st » o 1 ono this the feat more remarkable, Roy Seton Hall at 9 2 and in the along with least si Jowph'i ip> a t iso point: field, at the Seton Hall team will make its bid for streak, baseball had pitched three innings of St Bomvfnturt .7 1 .750 St. Peter's at 5-2. Both have one club from the Tri-County Don Bnaro Tech .7 2 .600 an NCAA tournament bid this week with four scoreless relief the day before schedules this Athletic games against as DePaul 1 .7 250 busy week, par- Conference and possible Bergen posted its second victory St. Mary's O 4 .000 the Petrcans St. opposition. ticularly with Mary’s (R). especially If it major' St. JoM-phi 0 5 000 of the Spring over DePaul. 52 league games against Dickinson. can hang defeats The who shut TIU-COUNTY C.C. second on Queen Pirates, out Fordham, 2-0, on May 2, Bergen notched four runs off W L Wti. Ferris and Bayonne, the last be- of Peace and and Rutherford this dropped St. Peter’s. 6-1, on St Cecilia's 3 0 1000 Gerry Mackin in the first inning a Ber«en Catholic 3 l .750 ing "really big one.” as they week. May will send led off the Pirates' winning "ral-l 5, their one-two of the Queen of Peace 5 2 .714 Pope Pius game and was say. 10 The Pope Pt .600 After days of rain-en- list of undefeated teams pitching punch of Connie ly" in the'fifth inning with a sin- u« 3 2 Egan then blanked the rest of the way Don Boirn O 4 .000 forced lost its also includes two with tourna- and Villa- Ma- activity, Prep first no Ed Szerencsits against gle. John Perry and Angie St. Josoph'i 0 S .000 by Steve Hazuda The victory, game In two ment Ma- league years to Delbarton, which nova on May N Y on rotta with prospects: 9. U. May 11. followed singles, Pius' followed by Pope 9-3 con- Lincoln, 3-2, on 4 rallied with the his May three runs in Upsala on May 12 and Army on rotta's extending hitting of Queen of Peace, really of quest Seton Hall moved last the ninth defeat Hun, May 13 streak nine also right to to games. Angie knotted the Tt'AC with along up race School, College with shutouts over Orange, 32: and Morris Catholic, which in all scored the second Pirate run in 9-0, Victories four, or even tone game separating the first topped and Immaculate, 6-0, hurled by the Delbarton J. V , 10, three the eighth on a walk, sacrifice out of four of these games a ifour teams St. Cecilia's (E), John In its first the Sports Parker and Kevin Torppey; game of season. would the Pirates in and Kevin Bartlik's single to left hasn't put good po- which played a league have of Marist, Jefferson and Bay ' sition for Ray Newman was the hero OTHER IMPORTANT to argue a place in the game since Apr. 22, still leads feats last COL L■CI BASIBALL week ley-Ellard on tap this Their the St. Peter's game as he batted and week district playoff. record is .with a 3 0 mark were Frank Dooling's one- Saturday, May t that third game, on May 13, Is 73 at not too when in four runs with a triple, a sac- present, bad, Rt. Peter** at Newark Rutger* ID hitter In 3-1 defeat of Another big game this week of the Bayley’s Seton Hall Vlllanora one more pair-' realize that they rifice fly and an infield out. at Interesting St. Mary's you played the brings St Cecilia back the (R); Pat Fiore’s ditto s to Monday. May 11 Ings of the season. first the Szerencsits held the Peacocks to NYU. three of season with at Seton Hall in Good Counsel's 11-0 only conference wars against Pope rout of Tuesday, May IS For Bayley, three hits and chalked up along with St. Bloomfield one healthy pitcher, Egan. May lona at St. Peter’* . Tech, Bill Raftery's Pius on 13 The Saints Luke's in strikeouts. The victory put Seton Hall at Upsala and Good Counsel, shows 11th haven't been doing well and 12th consecutive vic- too Wednesday, May II CONNIE WAS at form In Seton Hall first the an undefeated record in class fl top in place in Seton Hall at Army tories over "'oe against St. against independent opposition years the shutout "B” and, If these three of Fordham as he Collegiate Baseball Conference SCHOOL BASEBALL teams lately, being shut out by Hacken- evil stopped the on a 3-0 record. Friday, May • don't fall on days in the next Rams six hits and with In sack. 40. their last outing 25St. Joseph’* ROTCHFORD # You also shoro Ini DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU MONARCH - Authorized Direct Factory iKo groat work Dealer for tfco Missions ond kslp In Priosts FEDERAL GET MURPHY'S DEAL ON A oducafing ond troth- PONTIAC oft for tho Missions § Cor- IMPORTID toin a RNOLISH FORD . . to odrantagos • A . 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DAN FELIX FORD Penn St. Daily la - Sat. to t PM Relays for Michael’s (JC) eye another victory in the New Dinner* M.75 "GrowlHß thru BETTER Sonrlco** Jersey Catholic Complete meet to " Conference this week. Left are Pete Pete "ALWAYS HINO IMS CHIIDRIM" • *After Wo Sell, Wo Servo right, they Ganuci, Cardiello, M.mkn. Dlnnrn' Club Ernie Tolentino and Al Adams. PARAMUS. ROOII NO 17 - N.rth el Na. 4 COW.. MOIS May 8,1858 THE ADVOCATE St. Michael's Produces Musical; 15 St. Mary's Plans Spring Concert UNION CITY Spring musicales and plays are still at Upsala. It was also picked for the big news in North Jersey Catholic high schools this the 1959 Top Ten selected by the with Newark News. week, St. Michael’s glee club putting on its production Marilyn Hetherton. a senior at of “Finian’s Rainbow,” and St. Ruther- May 8-12, Mary's, Mary lawn of the Oranges (South ford, planning for its Spring concert May 15. Orange) won first prtie In the In the St. Michael’s show, Ed- Essex County Bar Association ward Moore has the title role, offered by the chorus of 200 essay contest on "What Law Day, with Clare Means Gilmarton, Dan Pelle- students. Mary Ann Bezares, ’59, U.S.A., to Me.” She re- tier and John McKoon in other ceived a $25 bond school has charge of the stage design. at a featured parts. There assembly will be Mt. St. Dominic (Caldwell) 1 from Donald S. pre- May public performances Diana, member on the even- sented a pageant entitled ‘‘The of the E.C.B.A. ings of May 8-12, with Full tuition a showing Arts through the Ages" on May scholarship* to for priests and Sisters on the 5-6, with freshman and juniors Manhattanville, Trinity and Se LOWEST Aidan McMullen, S J., modera- respective libraries. Fol- 31* Accounfi Inturtd offer FACTORY PRICES public 4,:: TAKE Honest value price# on to men OUR ADVICEt CONSULT opportunity young and boy* of Grammar tor Those honored include: lowing the discussion, there will vp to f 10,000 School and TOUR EYE PHYSICIAN POR High School to become a or a Brother Michael Sicilinno. be social hour, both prieit MODERN HATTERS president; a 3:15 to 5 15 SAVE BY AAAII-Foitoga poid ways Alt EYE CONDITIONS In the Trinitarian Frank Caricato, William p.m , at the Paullst Fathers’ Order. Lack of fund* no impediment. Reilly, au- Vliit our NEW RUa 313 - 3rd Av*., Jerjey City James Matthews, Charles Co- ditorium, featured by a crown- Write to: • SELECTOR ROOM lumbo and Smith. ing of OL 9-9300 Gerard Our Lady Queen of Angles. Show room open Tuei. SHOULD YOU NEED VOCATION DIRECTOR. O.S.S.T. and Thurm. till t. SAVINGS GLASSES Box COME TO US 5742, Baltimore B, Maryland M' Vocation Notes Plenty of parking iimiinuaniminuimntmiiiuuuMiiiiiiiiiitiuuiuttiuumtniie«wi ASSOCIATION Be A Marist Fight the Devil! 955 Bron Newar 2.N.J. THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS By Msgr. William F. Furlong "CONVERTIBLES" @B© 19M FOND; rUan. PRIES!! Usually we think of St. Peter as the very ItAll. WW Third Order of a great Apostle or as liras, Regular St. Francis automatic transmission. na» first Pope, but seldom, 8J193 if ever, do we think of him as having top. The * Do Parish 1914 NUICK, fair but flxablej Cen- Optician Offer to been a seminarian. He however, better Young Men and Boy* ipecial opportunity* was one, and for the part tury. HAH. automatic transmiaalon. WW liras, SIAM Work of three years. full power. 333 to for the Priesthood. Lack of fund* obttacle. 1917 PONO. 93 CENTRAL AVENUE North Broad Street ttudy no Automatictransmission. On the night he statement RAH. For further was ordafhed, Christ made a re- 11493. N. J. information, write to * Teach NEWARK, N. J. Elizabeth, garding the seminarian, Peter, that deserves our special atten- DAN FELIX FORD FLanders 1-1100 * tion. ‘‘Simon, Simon," said Our Lord, "behold "Growtn# thru BETTER Service- Preach -371 Eipert and DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONS Bloomfield As*.. Bloomfield. Wion* Ml 2-3171 Cleaning Satan have that he has desired to you, 8 3333 may shift Pllarlm tee. Franciscan Write for Repairing Preparatory Seminary you as wheat." (Luke 22:31). The Master told Peter without obligation. kJ —and us that P. O. Box 289, Hollidaysburg 6, Penna. the devil had tried violently to his vocation Martit Father* destroy Satan failed, but he was not discouraged He St. Mary'i Manor Hudson CYO has been trying ever since to destroy vocations Penndel, Pcnna. to County HIGH SCHOOL BOYS YOUNG MEN the priesthood and religious life. And, we can safe- ly say, he has been extremely successful One of FOLLOW CHRIST R- (AVI SOUL* IMITATR ST. FRANCIS bj «ir..dln« the chief reasons the world is p«.c«. Jot.«nd lo». _ why only 18.5% of oobcUTt roumlvii hr brcomln* VACATION TRIP to Catholic is because there not and are BERMUDA have been, CAPUCHIN-FRANCISCAN PRIESTS not and I now, nearly enough priests religious to go « tou think Cod l. to dodlcoto ll»«. rolling rou Tour to prMchln*. out to win the whole world for Chriit. 29 Utcaini, work. mxU] aotk, home mitsinm. ihep or (ortliß To August September 4,1959 very many He ha* made the suggestion that they follow WRITE tmmedUtclj TO: Him as priests. Sisters or Brothers, but most have refused to REV. DIRECTOR do so. 7 6 OF VOCATIONS Also, It has been long evident that we have been losing Days Nights about IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY SEMINARY 99% of our vocations. If It be true what St. John Bosro CAPUCHIN FATHIRS FRANCISCAN said about one-third of our Catholic youth being called by God OINSVA. NSW TORK $ to His service. ONLY 225.00 kltrortod per person to broom. BROTHERS In th. So often wc the have beard question asked, "Why do so many C®*! the »*rtou. ocrupkUona ol th« Monutortu I™1 and Poruhoo. fall to follow their »ru. l«, furtlwr tnlormotlon to .bov. oddr vocations?” Many and varied are the answers which are given. But suprisingly seldom have we found the devil CYO PACKAGE PLAN INCLUDES a blamed. Some being years ago, Archbishop Lynch of Toronto de- clared Round that he was • - convinced that every priest saves at least Trip EASTERN AIR LINES - Super Constellation 9,000 souls from hell. Dedicate your life to Chriit • Reservations ot th. Fabulous PRINCESS HOTEL If that be true, then the devil would be and Hit Bleated Mother stupid —and we in Meals Included know he is that • (Breakfast and Dinner) BECOME A not if he were to try to ruin several thousand helping teen-age girli with souls individually, when he could • All to j ruin them all by one Day Sightseeing Trip St. become ruining George problem! . . . a vocation the priesthood. I to For every vocation he be destroys, • Transportation Between Airport and Hotel automatically reapa a harvest of many souls. Sister of the Let's face It, the devil will leave nothing undone In hia efforts TRIP SPONSORED BY to destroy vocations to the and PALLOTTINE priesthood religious life. His at- Good tacks will be Shepherd constant, vicious, untiring, Insidious. And what can CATHOLIC YOUTH CENTER we do’ What Our Lord did for the seminarian, Peter. PRIEST ACTivnriiii Having For Rosorvations Call told him," behold, Satan has desired to Wide choice ct Social . . have you. that he Kririwy: Ttjching, Work, Toachlna, Dlatntlca. C.Y.O. Canter as Finn's Ngrtinc. Clerical Wark, ate. may sift you wheat,” Christ "But I have for Trovel Patah Work. PrrrcKmj. and added, prayed Agency Foreign Ulfb School r«comm«ndo of ft'rplatr u *t N. J. nature." Wom.n lo help ~,, In, j >c«« MORRISTOWN, L00K...a new home 2 r,,|. than an that 3 4 4. 117.iOO appliance makes LUXEMBOURG (RNS) An 7W BROAD ST MA 2 7103 LAKE TEN YEARS AGROWIN appeal for more lay experts in RELIGIOUS GOODS MOHAWK ... mission areas was sounded in a NOW. the the can hand-knitin minutesl RKI.IGIOVS ARTICI.EB 2 bedroom*. Is story at parish Church in anyone living roon fir-plac#. din* resolution adopted here at (he THE MIRACLE SHOP in* room, kitchen, oil heal, Pursnsttukkan Idlocesa of Trichurl on larg« 114 Ride* Road. Lrndhurrt beautifully *st (h. general of the linilirtped I • lot near v assembly Confer- awtm* 8 ’ IndU The c of Immaculate of PAPIR MAY 13 THE MONTH GIVEN TO THE MOlIIEM OF GOD . . pastor Heart • TOlin . MARKET FREE ESTIMATES Mary parish here tt la else tha month when we think ef mothers everywhere. e MOPPINO EQUIPMENT Mothers' Cincinnati's Kail On Day ws hare the opportunity to show our grati- Archbishop ROOFING & PAPER « PAPER TOWELS • CUPS PETRQ MAINTENANCE CO. SIDING tude to mother earth. Bat what have dono J Alter, chairman of the NCWC Outlrn our on you to show Lr.u.r, 4 R.p.ir, alum board, Storm Window, Street your love and gratitude to Mother In Heaves who ts tha administrative paid a Door, a J.ioul.ti 278 Wayne year FUEL Mother tribute the services Contractors OIL and BURNER of God? If you would Uko a suggestion, why net Jobs warm to Exterminating N. J. SERVICE Hackensack Cos Jersey City, BANK Window Roofing MARY'S which supports young girls who wish to give rendered by Msgr. Wycislo to Cleaning 111 PETROLEUM heat and POWIK MAIN ST MU 7 iHI Hinder sen 7-8478 COMPANY OF N J their Uvea as nuns to tho praise ef the Molhrr the worldwide relief and rehabil Floor M l SSi'HK (.1 Ml \\ | | Of God The Waxing t.|i 972 BROAD STREET N, .ail N J Ml dees are simply conducted by the 2 BMO a prayer a day and $1 a month Join during itation agency Complete Janitorial Service tha month of Hay. U. S. Bishops. CHURCHII SCHOOLS HOSPITALS INDUSTRIAL Itt Frelinehuvsen Dear Cardinal Spellman: Aw.. Nwk. 11. N.J. Prenk Betco. Jenlterlel Ineineer LOSQUADRO CORP. I Uka to would show to tha Motner of God Offlcei Bl niM Niehti ■■ my gratltuds l dll • CHURCHES • SCHOOLS • Off during this month of ICES • FACTORIES May by halplng to bring an Innocent Drives Asphalt KOPPERS • heart to FUEL HOSPITALS • INSTITUTIONS close Her Divine Son. Eneloaed la $lO to purchase a HOLY KOKE FIRST COMMUNION OUTFIT for a refugee child Areas OIL SAVE Parking by u» doing your CRAFT ICE CUBES 11 OIL AS lOW AS 12c Janitorial & Maintenance FOR YOUR Complete Work Kst Omissions]*} BURNERS DECORATORS Call All TYNS or PARTY MASONRY WORK NEEDS INSTALLED FRANCIS CARDINAL SPIUMAN, Presld.nl Flff ESTIMATES INC. Me#r. Paler P. Teehy, Nell se«> All WORK GUARANTEED CUSTOM DR API V Y UNITED ICE CUBES & tend OR oowMwootoodoQOto. MANUf ACTUBI** BLOCK ICE Office: Consolidated 112 Cedar Ave. - WAbaih 3-1064 - CATHOUC NEAR lASI WELFARE ASSOCIATION Asphalti CHARCOAL and BRJCQUfTTIS linden, N. J. and HO Ml COMMERCIAL IWaaata Dnmanitratiar Wilfcavt Ch.r 490 46tfc Nww York N. Y. Construction 1953 Park f. or Oblij.ll.n Laxington Ayr. at St. 17, Corp. i Ave., Weehawken - UN 6-4148 INSTITUTION «Wiai»hl. and »Ua M.1.. t Itntaf. 1...... f 2-5047 (lot Mon DyU'. lumb.r & Uncnln NUtUy UN Tunnol) PaliAiat and SRoaMtin, ,1 Cfc.rd, 4-6020 paw, J W*«kljr - Monthly Too fly Controct* i REAL estate section May 8. 1959 THE ADVOCATE 17 eo* additionalreal estate advertising Moving in see PAGES IS and 19' At Preakness TITLE INSURANCE WAYNE TOWNSHIP (PFS)— na»»ci«irT nbw nun 7-rm. Additional housing starts are un- levels der way at Preakness split Valley Estates here, where curbing has adjacsnt to ROSELLE GOLF CLUB been completed and roads will be paved by the start of June to enable initial families to take oc- ST. JOSEPH THE CARPENTER cupancies • * School and Church within walking distance Joseph Rosenblatt of Public Construction Cos . Fair Lawn, de velopcr of the 96-house colony . PIASTER vVAIIf ...... living foyer large of split level #■ and Cape Cod dwell- room . . extra-sized . . dining room . . . ec*-in ings, plans to move families into kitchen with wall the tract by about W.lt-ins . . . 22-ft. mahogany June 10 He now has 30 homes ret. 9 bedrooms under con- room ... . . IVi Wge baths struction Nbw Jersey IN LIVINGSTON: Broadlawn, Realty full pictured is one of the fine . communities . . basement . . . extra- above, levin-Sagner located who is in N.J. All but short Rosenblatt, erecting the Livingston, are o distonce from St. Philomeno's Church and deep . . . homes on garage only $20,490 School. Other Road between TITLE Broadlawn Valley INSURANCE CO. Levin-Sagner developments are South, Hill at Preakness Cherry Broadlawn, Ave. and Ratzer Road, Crestview LOCATED in a fin# across from a and Collins Estates. lists 28 neighborhood sales. Frank H Taylor modern grade school distance to of River is . . walking Edge the sales agent. and all transportation Churches N. •hopping . . NEWARK, J. . nearbyl TRENTON • HACKENSACK NEW BRUNSWICK • OIRiCTIONS FREEHOLD Rkwy tg IhH 13* (Cait»«niii«l Ava.); tgm Mti t •• cirda: around way circlg Turn rifhl on Raritan Raotf ta M Wood Ava.; right tg Rraaklawn Avg./ igft an Braaklawn and confinug fa modgl THE ROSEN SUNRISE THIS AGENCY HUnter 6-8170 BE4CK MAIN LINE BARNEGAT BAT HOME* FULLY ERECTED Invites To Bn|oy the Fresh Soli Tong of Open Seo The ... Scent of Pine A Vocation for you ... Home WITH BASEMENT PLUS Happy Summer Activities such at nob Rooting, Swimming, Fishing and Haven for Eventual o Year-Round or Retirement living. ■/ i /j-'' 73 FT. WIDE WATERFRONT LAGOON LOTS LARGE AT SANDS POINT: This "Seo Ranch" is WOODLAND LOTS PARK model one of five different homes $l3O DOWN $l3 MO. priced from $3,780 offered ot Sonds Point Harbor on Barnegat Bay; Route 9, Waretown, by developer j 7 and 3 BEDROOM • Maimone. It features two RANCH - Philip or three bedrooms coverec HOMES ROSELLE, N. J. porch, large living room with floor-to-ceiling picture-win- dow, eat-in Finished Homes spacious kitchen, private both plus stall shower, and be SOLID YEAR-ROUND can situated on either a wooded lot as shown ,he r e, CONSTRUCTION waterfront lot. or a large Excellent financing is available. Summer Rentals Available SHELLS from *2,643 8 ’til Dark Bonus Open Special •»: 9, F. 0. lax 171 Farted Elver, N. J. MY. 3-3971 KITCHEN, BATHROOM DIRECT lONS Garden SIj!« Pk«vy to Forked River E»it No. 74, (jOH turn left it end of ent md 2 miles to blinker fo it Rt. 9. turn A* Offered at Beech. lelt. on Rt. 9, jo Vi mile to Sunrise OR: From Toms SETS, FULL HEATING River, South on Rt 9. jo 9 Vi miles to Sunrise Beech. Bell Crest SYSTEM! NO MONEY TOMS IPFSI RIVER - DcvH Bell rasa• '.v opers of Crest Park air of- fering as a special bonus to The DOWN-EASY TO Advocate readers only, a $5O models price reduction on all on exhibit this week only * BUY AT FINISH-ONLY & HOCC Bell Crest Park, anew com NOW! s7,oBo°° (Jot of 135 custom two and munity *THI STRAFFORD New 3-Bedroom Moinlin«r for '591 three bedroom ranch homes in 3 Bedroom—Year HKRK S WHAT /• Toms River, reported that thou- 'Round Homes MAIN UNI DOISI Obtain, hi permit excavate, ful * sands of home buyers are flock- boum«nl-tr»ttt complete eiteriorl Supplie, SY79O. oil exterior and Interior month paint, to the development CCQ mi brwhe,—all Intorlor ing every finding moterlal,—plm kitchen, 3-placa bathroom 1140 DOWN # ABClnv laH weekend see the new Amarlcon Standard haating to concepts tyatam, ductwork, 275 gol. oil tankl in lower prierd ranch homes. YOU DOI Provlda _3dJ&.’ LAGOON lot—aaiily point exterior, flnljh and pain The ranch home is priced from LOTS Sl5OO interior with our material, poy only J7,080.001 NO MONEY DOWN- down sh.24n. payment Is $240 and NO SETTLEMENT PEES—LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS—FREE DELIVERY monthly payments are estimated WOODLAND 300 MtIES! at $59 S9QO 18 Model, Priced from $4860.00 Under Thl, Plon. Build Your Own MaMinar Featuring either two or three for A* LltHtfi A* to Suit 52.195.00. Your Budee •MTOAAS RIVER bedrooms, all are fully insulated and equipped with oil fired warm • Loroout Privet. Be< fctnite on Bornoeat Bor heating, (Jot air copper plumbing, • S Acre Pork and / MAIN LINE HOMES Re creation Center hardwood floors, finished custom • twlmmln*. Boatin. FORKED RIVfD • built knotty pine cabinets, colored Ptshlne. Huntino ESTATES O Water Seorti iel tile hath with colored fixtures, OF LINDEN |{° dining modern kitchen, and area, Rout* 1 Next Door to Linden Airport Linden N. J. many improvements and other BARNEGAT eve-appealing touches that place LIGHT HUnUr 6-1120 these homes far above other T^mJ—n jOuttx tjoto homes in the same price class. Open Daily 12-9, Sat. 8-5, Sun. 10-7 This completely finished all round year two or three bedroom Mata law Haata. D.pt It ranch FREE Sand hr New | is excellently situated in DIRECTIONS 315 I lexataeaA.a. Waftaa. Pa. Ftll the heart of a beautiful bathing, Oardtn Stete Perkwav MAIN LINE HOME A. fwN •• tmpt *1 ymtt cefel*#. •• U *" d •**' '• *' * blink.r ll.hf Turn fishing, boating and recreational 1,11 CATALOG! M—- ■ states OR . Rt a-ea (only 1 2 mile from a beau- t nine miles south of Terns Blver. . a Addr**. _ ff *•« 1.0 /v.n..A«d I tiful resident bathing beach Ha— DnW.l. I CRTMIfD. on immpkm Z«M. . . P.hHipml CltU, • lei Y„ Q Barnegat Bay) Bell Crest Park FORKED RIVER ESTATES •»« • WrEt# Imf ml DmW I ■ »oti«\, Rleete coU • «iM Bn'tr is I conveniently locatrd within Nmmrm* Y FORKED AA h. RIVER, N J MYrtl* 3-2312 f pkrm# .>bel close proximity to schools, l z zz churches, and anew shopping center Birchwood—7-room split level Celebration 1 oil'll be amazed hotv much more your housing AT THE JUNCTION OF ROUTES IN MADISON N. J. © AND © TOWNSHIP, dollar buys at Glencove Builders! At Baywood (And your lot can serve as doun ) 4 beautiful models to choose from BRICK TOWNSHIP (PKS) your payment A former world's and Olympic diving champion who will dem- onstrate his specialties, plus an show featuring a bal- a<|ua water This beautiful ranch let. will "The GLENCOVE" _ i, take part in ceremonies built complete on next month at Baywood-on- >our lot. Also Available in shell construction for 84,553 Barnegat Bay Down M,990 to celebrate open- ing of anew Olympic-size pool. Klliot E. Tyler, president, American Thi ficti tell the story .., Central Park is Land Investment Corp. COMPLETE of North Plainfield, developers the community with more to otter than in of the 250-acre shore resort col- any other the price range... tour handsome ON YOUR fc, * -"Vv notes ony, that the 82'j by 40 T • Mr'+ models you'll tall in love with ... conveniences Olympic j size salt w ater pool has and "plus" features galore... economy that LOT FOR | been staked out and construction n proves how much you save owning by OJ.iV will begin next week Contour of fine in a fine instead renting . . . neighbors Pools of Asbury Park will install community with the promise of fulfillment. the pool *15,900 Present for the Th§ Kim opening cere- Hood A 3-bcdroom. l’» bath colonial split level monies will be Robert Clotworthy, # of Plainfield, Fear differeat kaaias —with many exterior variations coach of the Prince- 8 GIEN C E Pr',vlde* ~ ton L‘ving room with FIREPLACE University diving team. Clot- hi!!!. in - to individualize taste. 7 room side to side levels Py mahogany paneled wall your split and , ,3 worthy, of ning room, bedrooms, IH, 100 as a star the Ohio BATHS. amp. electrical 7-roofn, 3bedroom Colonial split levels with service. BREEZEWAY, GARAGE brick expansion Slate University swimming team, ,nc,udes excavat,on back foundaUon areas for a 4th bedroom plus bath —3 bedroom ranches ' f,,Ung* wa,,s ’ captured the one and three meter 3 bedroom Cape Cods with expansion areas for titles ALL OF THESE CONVENIENCES! diving at the 1956 Olympic 2 additional bedrooms and bath. also games He is the 10 meter CITY SEWERS ! platform tillcholder. ft. Haadsaaialy designed on 6,500 sq. landscaped plots, GENERAL K 9 ELECTRIC all homes have attractive science kitchens with built-in wall IDEAL SHOPPING at a multi- million and and than cabinet All dollar center less ovens ranges more ample space. built-in EXCITING! NEW! wall oven than a mil* awayl homes have IVS baths with colored fixtures at no extra cost A wall planned community with a table and top range NE6REATION FACILITIES proposed lake, beautifully wooded Construction features include lifetime aluminum second windows, ond cleared sites. Vy to none! Bordering ocre lot hardwood 00*200. the beautiful Cheesequake complete fiberglas insulation, copper plumbing, 1 fronloge on poved rood. sidewalks and Price* begin at 1893. term*. I State Park where picnic floors, warm air heat, finished streets, city water. ooiy mile* southwest of freehold N. J. grounds, fishing, swimming & Ideal for heating plumbing "Tile GreenbrOOk" _ vocotion, retirement, or on and Ice skating are yours for DIRECTIONS: South on N. J. or Garden State Park- Complete your Turnpike round yeor This it a pre opening the asking! —111,662. to with U. S. Route 9 at tale for drive-out Optional features are fireplace and way junction Woodbridge (Turnpike directions write Shell P.N.N. Station in South Exit 11 Parkway Exit 127); Follow Route 9 south to garage. construction available at 94,104. Amboy is 5 minutes away! junction with Route 34; Left on Route 34 approx 100 yards GREEN PINE ESTATES SI Mlaataa ta Newark to Central Park. GLENCOVE u.t 22, Grsonbrook N. J. 713 BUILDERS, H„hwoy Township, Sales Agents: So. Orange Ave. ■ M Mlaataa ta N.Y.G. Newark ISsex 5-0153 Plymouth 2-0020. OFFICES 1.1. HARRIS AH A CO. LOCATED ON RT. 22 Just 200 Ft. Wa»t of Dunallan Traffic Light Ol 3-3761 HU Parkway 1-7500 eves. 4-4034 18 the advocate May 8,1959 Plan. Tuition For Schools your BAY Mich. CITY. (NC) - Per choice mission to charge tuition and drop tome of these elementary school (trades that are not self-support- ing has been granted VALUABLE GIFTS pastors hr Bishop Stephen S Wornicki of NEW Saginaw. ** ywi op*n a account tovingt of $230 or mora, odd The or $230 or nor* to Bishop said it is a protont account his hope these two ONI WIT rat ACCOUNT steps will put the edu- cational on system back an even financial keel He noted that in some instances parishes are spending nearly their entire in- come in operating schools. H grades are eliminated, he said, the cut should come first the elementary level because high school i students are more in Boland presided at the annual of CHOIR GUILD. Archbishop dinner the Catho- r.eed of adequate spiritual guid lic Choir Guild of the Archdiocese of Newark. 7^^'"” Apr. 30, at the Essex House, New- ance and counsel he is ark Here joined by A. Msgr. Joseph Doyle, Rev. In case of curtailment Joseph Jaremczuk, Joseph he said, director, archdiocesan P'stors Murphy, Institute of Sacred to give advance HISTORIC EVENT: For the first Music. Msgr Joseph A. ars no- time in 60 a Dooling. tice years, SSmS Vincent P. Coburn and to local public school Msgr. Rev. William J. Halliwell. officials male sodalist crowned the statue of the Blessed rs well Virgin as to the diocesan school at Our of Mt. office Mary Lady Carmel Church. Rayonne. Nearly persons attended the 1,500 ceremonies, May 3, »^t-J*»rt-rg Elytra St. as Aiwa Michael Markowski honored Our by latraHn. Oiomm- Joseph’s Hospital Lady. Looking on Reports is his brother Cana Walter. Roth are members of the Adult dial. Oaw Calendar i*g M Men's Sodality. wtfc bond/ nw arting. 15,174 Patients Treated in 1958 CANA PATERSON —BiIIs arc as much The SUNDAY MAY 18 anesthesiology staff was call- terns and residents, X tech- Clliahath. of ray Si Mary r»n« 111. a headache for as ed J.lO "v hospitals upon 7,195 times. Pni Cl. ("waterfront nicians, and medical 1-4802. home sites they for technolo- r-rmpinn are patients. Lak*.. SI Mary Cana I. gists. And . mm besides its of '■» TK H ' That is the FINANCIALLY, the hospital care Pm 5.1*41 theme running MJ JE.sty charity patients, the s claims it suffered report says, FOIOAY, MAY 11 ho*es through the 1958 annual report is- a net loss of lagoon f akadiss the hospital 21 '"™' °L- "Copri" Set conducted clinics •! *»• C*k* Annual Sewing by sued by $202,481 for the year The St Joseph's Hospital loss 7 Ml n m. re (mom. fteldmg CorticeJli, in beau* without outside financial help here. Purpose of the came about, the hospital tie ac says, SUNDAY. tifvl, satin-lined coie. report, MAY II Besides patient income, the hos cording to is spite gross patient income of Garftald. Ml I Gold plated hospital officials, to Vlrfin Tanaa .. r7 _ _ - scissors, pital received p m $124,092 other in- OR IUU help realize and S3 612.G29, because of Sfilti. 112 pin cuthion. thimble, people under the -Morrlitnwn. come in 1958 Aaaumplion. (ana II 7 c in nni D needles stand on Appropriations JC 8 8.108 C and 37 spools what is behind high hos expended chanty patients and " eluded $118,377 Rloomflald. SI ft of thread. on from Passaic Thomaa. tana II 7 pital bills additional claimed loss of Pm FII 8 s*B* County. $69,355 from $265,358 SI on hospitalization plans Paterson, Jniaph a. Tana II $61,628 REPORT 7 Pm FIE 11*10 THh is dedicated to The declares from donations. $21,264 report that a Nutlay SI ,°N OPfN IN PERSON Uary'a Cana 111 741 ACCOUNT 01 IY MAIL the Sisters of from Community BARNEGAT Chanty of St Eliza- hospital Chest drives, Pm NI 1 5110 is a complex industry "WS Gfft drama St \ sent promptly Specify choice. (Orsnwiar beth, now the 100th and othrr sources. rnanlmi Can. 11l 7 *•*>** or rom observing an- without rviAUAt operating a profit p m OR wif/ reservedfor mar MM3 be yoe to pick of up pirtonolly.) niversary the Kaamr. si (aril,a. Annual congregation s gm and absorbing 1.10 community p m WY 1 4778 founding in New Jersey. It con- responsibilities "not only for Jaraay City. S( Anne Frank' Village Jnaaph a Annual. 2 kviegs lesi tains a of the Sis- 7 Y> P m SW 8 4111 SALTWATER digest history those struck down illness POOLS by RREGFA'Z. (Ni Nutlay Holy to $104)00 Austria i Family Annual 8 pm ters of and of St Charity Joseph's and acrident, but for the Rev Nt 1 3481 PRIVATE SANDY REACH by U. S. Got poor Dominique Pirr, Belgian Dividends paid Hospital, first hospital founded and indigent, and for the edu- Dominican who won the 1958 No PRE-CANA QUARTIRIY by the congregation. cation of those who would in- l>e! May l»17-»..| Peace Price. has announced Saw Ynrk HE 8- The shows that 13,171 report sure the VSOB CHOICE LAGOON continuity of good hos- that construction will start admitted on Slay 17 14 Nuday. SI Mary SO 1 patients were in 1938 service in the a pital future.” the Anne 7807 Prank village for dis and received that they 1.19,153 Slay 24 II Unrlan. St. Joseph's, the plaeed - S( Clirabalh a report sa\x, persons on 31 BUILDING of May in El. 1.7507 LOTS days rare. A total of I. 198 runs four schools for nurses, in DuesseIdorf tiermany May .11 Juna 7 Fnrl la* SUrtnr.na babies were horn at the hos- CO I 424* IEWfIRK FEDERAL! pital, 6.818 operations perform- $ ed. 12.232 rlinir patients treat- ed, 8,193 in lBOO SAVINGS and Loan Astociation patients handled the emergency room and 1,401 First Federal'' “Newark's ambulance rails made. • BOATING \olume of the hospital's SOS Control Ava. cor. Bth St., Ntwork 7, N. J. serv EXCLUSIVE • ice to patients is reflected in an SWIMMING MArkot 4-9340 other section of the report Listed • DoHy Sot J 9 4. fit. fVf S until 6 35.831 FISHING Inrtpl is p.m. are the laboratory exami- WWriff on 47-49 So. Ilh north of ofFlco nations which our lot, St., jvit were made, the AT BELAIRE • CRABBING 128,028 filled, 7,036 PARK prescriptions tOL/R BOAT physical therapy treatments given, and 679,171 meals served IN YOUR BACKYARD Set Model Home* • DIRICTIOMf Gordo* 1..f PSwT to o».n0..1, ISAM 4 a BRICK FRONTS t.l D.r» nrr ti. oo stnaiont J3 m r. ut .. A*# IceeieweiM »f R, I4f| 7 »l*phon« *• t • l»*« Nn Mi follow »~ ALUMINUM D, ** *• SCREENS All WINDOWS , Offeree. TWinbrook 2*5100 r«IU. Itml Tew»«N.p Ocoon County N J. • 1959 NORGE CLOTHES DRYER BELL CREST PARK TOMS RIVER, N. J. 5 i • YEAR 'ROUND LIVING FAST • A SUMMER WONDERLAND • RETIREMENT LIVING service on *1 mile from beautiful resident beach on Barnegat Bay o- - all of *n types mortgage financing Construction Loons £ DELUXE to SCIENCE KITCHEN Builders and Developers V. A .. F H A... and Conventional • 4-Burner Surfoce • Sink Range Double Mortgages for Home Buyers • Refinancing of Present Built-In Wall Oven • Exhaust Fan Mortgages • Custom Birch Cabinets GARDEN STATE TITLE tVERYTHING I DOWN PAYMENT FUU PRICE ‘8,240 ‘240 ‘59 MONTHLY PAYMENT Insurance Company $ 795 Bloomfield Ave., Cor lachawanno Plata N. Montclair, J. • Phone: PI 6-7600 OFFER TO Bl9O SPECIAL ADVOCATE READERS THIS Open Monday Evenings 7 to 9 WEEK I OFF Sale INCLUDES CARPORT - ONLYI $5O Price! »©©«> '240 ond jo og* op'ionol 59 F.HJL FINANCING FOR EVERYONE fOR All INCLUDES INTEREST 30TIAP FMA APPROVED m AMORTIZATION NON-VETS MORTGAGES VEIRAN, • AND TAXIS pm 2 3 BEDROOM ALL THESE LUXURY FEATURES INCLUDED: or 3 OUTSTANDING MODELS ® Oelce k««l witk • CUSTOM RANCH aulomoln got regulars in |v«ry Motonry TO CHOOSE FROM! foundation room • Two or three bedrooms (no eatre (barge) ® Aulomolx ktl ktolt Exclwiiva Salat Agent got wain • Big and crawl SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE! fully insulated storage ott«« ® Norge oulomoin gat (Ulkti dry«> JAMES J. TULLY, Broker space ® tile both Colored with colored futures end ® 1 10,000 W ft. Sit* lot sheathing throughout Nt. Offlet: 9-1153 shower Jonty Plymouth • CntM Ml ImD| Nm CiMwti All framing beams and SAll So. including ceiling 5 Oflict: Diamond • with for Jonty 9-2545 utility room spots washing rafters spaced U" on cantor PtlCi no9* . r»He 1410 Appro • Mwf Wt Nt wH (oltwO N»tGFM dryer ond food storage • All walls and catlings full insulated Model* & Weekends ® roof • l»rt mecA.no sDtpfj Open Daily Two-foot overhang (for weother ® roll protection) Window screens • Chemically washed be,l ro 11 A.M. ’til ,i% • '* Dark Double floors (Ist oak H • • New CRACRI • tariflMa,t«n quality flooring over and ‘ ( fioitn o I p«' roam garage optional r •< * end eon • • portly ei'|< • Mew sub-flooring Peru where u o • Near r*q red Complete i rebu>'t motors schools, shopping and churches • tttlid for letter perfect ■ Mmm DIRECTIONS; portormeru#by n IBM trained eiport • I* Nm Cko .o of 11 o. HJ O*ro*n «o...«oo e-.o *...... tv. couth l. |] J 7 md iMtfMlrO* f» Pkwy. fait (lb. U«k (loos *, cor..00., ».* atr - AC DC PRIVATE W»*ee N tavt). Latf turn at tit traffic BEACH OvorloAto mob I to Ml moreott* light an ta Haapar ON PROPERTY do,. A**- Cantiaaa aa Haopar Ava. (appeal. 4 SPECIAL GROUP tiff BUYS nllaa) tlcchar tlvd. PLUS SWIMMING, FISHING ta (it. »4t). light aa BOATING, ON !••• ILACVHC Period Flachat tlvd. for Billing end labeling Cepuei lette'i continuing t. model ham... BARNEGAT BAY WHICH FRONTS ON PROPERTY ■ I tdlNtfBN RtfUUU MAT fteuth 30% stronger (ban conventtonal ter Adding Mac* to# an Garden State Partway The home for bnn Refer* Special polymer perfect Retired Per- r«tm • deal for fast adding m LEVEL Bbcß penetratesfurther MODELS to I 10 South Route lefts longer sons Easy carefree living with sit an 9, eta problems Compact Hen curl smudge proof Idee! lor Both strong good looking every convenience Special mart- miles to Roy villa. Ot Route t manual and elecfrtc typewriters Rrg fell / year fectory |4 7S only |) M per Boi of 100 CREST •••• arrangements have been se- South villa guarantee PARK to Mn AVAILABLE Ray order 1 Boies cured M(i« .... •es N Y C *dd lei TOMS NEW StMa KM MU MOMf RIVER, JERSEY V-SAVINO CATAIOO ***** ***** m==== *~* “***’ » Wi D ■■ *•»•» •*« ======r-Jl BELAIRE PARK Vv,1. Business Machines MS ON ROUTE I. 44H. It.. N. Y. It • OX 7-Sl4l 9, BAYVILLI, N. J., NEAR TOMS RIVER MAOOtUUT AtnUlHt M tOtUAMIA MAOAItMM To Present May 8,1859 THE ADVOCATE 19 Plaques, Pins to Archdiocesan School sand Pupils In the U.S. NEWARK Plaques for salesmanship in the 1958 Briggs. Holy West- Trinity High, IS; Joseph Finnerty, St. Five classes: Mary’s, St. Stephen’s, Lima, Short Hills; St. Vincent's Advocate 40; Francine school subscription will be awarded 58 field, Cullari, Holy Bayonne. 16; William campaign Metta, Sa- Arlington; Bender Memorial, El- Academy. Newark; of Family, 30; Leo Lacordaire. classes archdiocesan this to Al- Nutley, Feeney, cred Heart, IS (now at $4.2 Billion for schools week, according Newark,. izabeth; SL Vincent’*, St. Our Bayonne. Upper Montclair; Joseph's, Smoking, Lady of St lan C. circulation Help Christians, Aloysius, Jersey City); John Four classes: St. Mary's, Bradley, Advocate manager. Bay- East 27; Kevin Tuite, Bayonne. Orange, Kelly, Our Lady of the Lake. Ver- In visits to the onne. schools, will also SL Mary’s, Plainfield, One data: Our of the $3.7 Billion for God Bradley present 25; Ellen ona, 15; Joan St. Bene- Lady "quota Leber, Three classes: St. Anastasia’s, pins” to 19 individuals Herbert, Immaculate Assumption, Bayonne; Immacu- Conception, diet’s, Newark, 15; Kathleen WASHINGTON (RNS) Americans who St. Jersey spend about 15% more sold IS or more Teaneck; Michael’s, late subscrip- Andrea Swinicki, Our of Hackensack, 22. Loihle, St. Conception, Darlington; SL for cigarettes Lady Mary’s, Newark, 15; and other tobacco products than tions last City. they give to aD Fall. Leo’s, Irvington; All Jer- churches Mt. Carmel, Bayonne, 77; Mon- Dorothy St. Kathleen Bender Memor- Saints, and religious and charitable The Bielecki, Anthony’s Duffy, Two classes: Sacred activities, the federal awards being made are Heart, sey City; St. Mary's, Plainfield; government ica Drogan, Immaculate Concep- High, Jersey City, 20; Linda Fer- ial, Elizabeth, 15. has reported. from ltochelle Park; St. Paul of the the school and in- tion High, Lodi, 74; Carol Woods, ruggia, Marylawn High, South The U. St. SCHOOL WITH Orange; S. of said dividual Thomas, Bloomfield, CLASSES hav- Cross, Department Agriculture expenditures for prises earlier Bender Jersey City; Sacred Heart, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Tena- present- Memorial, Elizabeth, 69; 19; Brian Connelly, St. returns cigarettes and tobacco in Stephen's, ing 100% are: products 1957 totaled $4,382 wittily by Newark; St. Bloom- SL Archbishop Boland. Dennis O'Connell, St. 19; Carol Thomas, fly; Catalan's, Upper Mont- Meanwhile the U. S. Cassian't, Arlington, Ann Cole- Six classes: Our of Department of Commerce estimated Each class Lady ML Our Lady of Chris- receiving the Upper Montclair, 42; John Mt. field; Help clair; Holy Trinity West- that 1956 pres- man, SL High, in Americans gave $3,746 million churches Dominic, Caldwell, Carmel, Bayonne. East of to and re- ent award produced least tians, Orange; St. Rose field. at as ligious and charitable organizations. many subscriptions as its total enrollment. The presentations were delayed because the plaque's design is a distinctive which one required special die easting, taking a longer time to produce. THE YOUNG salesmen who 15 •old or more subscriptions each and who will be presented with the quota pin are: 2nd. & 3rd. SECTIONS NOW OPEN Tea,Reception For Debutantes NEWARK—A tea and recep- tion for the 65 young women presented to Archbishop Boland last January will be held May 17 ■t 2 pin. in the Hotel Robert Treat. This will serve as a re- union for the debutantes, their parents and friends. Honored guests will be Arch bishop Boland and Rev. Paul K Lang, committee moderator. A travelogue of color slides will be shown by Mrs. John Quincy Adams of Montclair, president of the Presentation Ball committee. Co-chairmen arc Mrs. C. Clark McDonald and Mrs. Richard Korn, Elizabeth. Mary L. McDon EDISON SV< •Id is of chairman a junior com- J* mittee. tOnutSHip NEW Campion Award Given to Nun NEW YORK Sister Mary HITS Madelcva, THE VALUE distinguished author JACKPOT and president of St. Mary's Col- lege, Indiana, received the fifth 8 ROOMS annual Campion Award for achievement in Catholic litera- ture. with these Rev. Harold C. Gardiner. S J , made the presentation on behalf of the Catholic Club at Book a banquet at which Cardinal Spell- 1 man 2 presided Father Gardiner SPACIOUS Front-To-Back SPLIT LEVELS 112l BATHS is chairman of the Catholic Book Club's editorial board and liter- editor of ary the Jesuit maga- Tine, America. COMPLETE Sister Madelcva is the author $ NO of numerous books, including her recently published autobiography. PRICE 17,690 EXTRAS "My First Seventy Years,” and a volume of "Collected Poems." Masses $ Daily Approx. ll5 mo. pays all Vollowtna »r» 11.t.d church.. with l* l ' turning wrekdav Mat* Th* Advocate would wolcom* aurh hitlnfi from other pastor* WEEKDAYS *t Patrick** Pro-Cathedral. Waahln« ton St. and Central Ave . Newark. 12 13 pm M Alnvaiu*. 66 Fleming Ave . New ■rk. 11 43 a m NO DOWN PAYMENT SI Bridget* 404 Plana St . Newark 13 10 pm* John**. 24 Mulberry St . New •rk 13 13 pm for Vets St Mary's Abbcv Church. Hlfh St . Springfield. near Newark. 12 13 pm* SacrPd Heart. 76 Broad Rt . Bloom end. 11:30 a m St Peter’a. Grand 4 Via Vorat It*. Jertey City. 12 03 p m. •etcept Saturdays 30-YEAR G.I. & F.H.A. MORTGAGES • Large Living Room with Huge Bow • Laundry Room-Utility Room Window HOT "/Save • WATER HEAT BIG 24' x 13'4" FINISHED RECREA- at • Spacious Dining Area TION ROOM WITH SLIDING GLASS WALLS Oritani!" • Science Kitchen with Built-In Oven • OVERSIZED ATTACHED GARAGE and Counter-Top Range 10' WITH x 10' WORK AREA • Birch Cabinets with Formica Work • Fully Insulated and Weather- Counters & Snack Bar stripped Construction • Colored Ceramic Tile Bathroom with • Hot Water Heat Vanitory and Colored Fixtures •FULLY LANDSCAPED 75'x 100' • Extra 3'/.% Lavatory PLOTS • Saint Matthew's Church and H' him School |u*t a short distance. I ON INSURED (See Area Map Below) SAVINGS ASSETS OVER 000,ROT) *4* / MORE THAN 2J.000 SAVINGS MEMBERS Fiv Cimniiit Officii: HACKENSACK Mm t Berry Sti. Open I ti 4 Marty - ’til S in Mon. CLIFFSIDE PARK 740 Aißmn An. Open I ti 4 fcily - S ti 0 in FrL TEANECK MODEL Cißir Ini mi it lirck An. Opn z I 4 HOME tl Billy fi ti 8 in Fri —— PHONE: / PALISADES PARK * <~rf= 2*3 CHarter 6-2442 Bruß An. Opm S ti 4 Niilj I ti B in Mil ; i!, V* 1 - SAVINGS INVESTED • BEFORE L ' • •> THE 10TH OF EVERY MONTH EARN DIVIDENDS MODEL HOME OPEN DAILY « 20 FROM THE FIRST. ONLY MINUTES FROM NEWARK f. WEEKENDS - 10 AM. TIL DARK Rural,Aarf located for convenient suburban with NEW SHOPPMO Ay, JOHN WALDRON Ideally living N.w Yark City CENTER, SCHOOLS AND PLAYGROUNDS ADJOINING PROPERTY. The OR: N. 1. Turn- ■is. s.i, ii _ New Garden Slate and other \\ turn Jersey Turnpike, Parkway highways are rI.M mi DIRECTIONS: Garden Slate to 8 Parkway • In ULIMjto* Rawta iMlIn minutes U. only away. S. Route 1 (Exit 130) to Plainfield »l»n than l.ft •a drcla—araunA Ave. (Edison Plainfield Lanes). Right on tlrcta ta kaula US I— mw«i ta Ave. to Hillside Ave., then left to Model > FlalnftaM Aua. GOLDFARB & TANZMAN CO. Home 1 tallaw a> akara. ~r- JACOBSON, % ...or UlS. Route and follow 290 Hobart St„ Perth Amboy, N. J.- Til 20 ADVOCATE May 8, l»si To Dedicate New Church at Rochelle Park ROCHELLE PARK Sacred Heart parish here will lory four accommodating prieiti, the 10 past rear*, however, three dudins th« three balconies, one mark a milestone 9 waa broken significant May when the on 1, 1958. It other cornerstone May parishes have been estab- in the the others the rear, in the of new church will replaces the old church built in be laid and the building dedicated lished in the area formerly served 1917 and transepts. by Boland at enlarged in 1937 This by Archbishop 3:30 exclusively Sacred Heart; All three altars are of marble. p.m. frame building, a structure, was Queen of Peace, The two The ce. 'monies will be followed Maywood; St. side altars are dedicated by Benediction of torn down to make tk. . _« i . way for the the Blessed Philip's, Saddle Brook, and Visi- to St. Joseph and the Blessed Sac. ament at which new at Rochelle and and building tation, Paramus At the Mother. the preacher will be Very Rev. Rev. Francis J. present Doughaen, Terrace Aves. In the meantime time. Sacred Heart Celsus pastor. numbers 750 The basement of the church has Wheeler, Fran- 0.F.M., Maea has been 0.F.M., offered in the families ciscan in its been finished off be used Provincial. Tiere will be school membership. to as a GROUNDS FOR the new struc- auditorium. brief addresses parish hall and be divided by tl Archbishop Sacred Heart may which also Includes a rec- parish was THE NEW CHI'RCH ture, is of con- partitions for organizational founded 1918 by in with an original temporary architecture with an meetings. Its purpose how- of 40 families. prime membership The exterior of buff brick trimmed ever, according to Father Fran- area was settled until with limestone, rapidly matching the cis, is for catechetical classes there for Archbishop’s were 4,000 families Within .school. It scats 700 Appointments persons, in- I those in public high school SUNDAY, MAY 1# *• *** “■• •“"! Hely Name Communion breakfast . „ ' Newark Police Department. Essex House, Newark. 2 M, Confirmation, St Lucy’., Newark Garden State Plaza Invites You 2 Proudly l*i Confirmation, St Genevieve’s. Elizabeth. 4 pm. Confirmation. St Antoninus, Newark. To 4 Confirmation. An Exhibit of ml. St Michael’*, Union. Unusual Interest 4:M Confirmation and blessing of new convent, St Jouepk's, Roselle. MONDAY, MAY 11 HALF-CENTURY: Rev. Louis Seiser, pastor of St. O.S.B., Elizabeth’s, Linden, is con- 4 and P*. Reception special Convocation. Most Rev. gratulated by Boland 50th Archbishop upon the anniversary of his The Arch- V,lMni parish. ’ Apostolic Delegate, Catholic University of of bishop celebrated the Mass 2. America, Thanksgiving May Waiting their tuns are Rt. Washington. Rev. Patrick O’Brien, O.S.B., left, Abbot of St. Mary’s Abbey, and TUESDAY, MAY 12 Auxiliary Bishop * P-*- Confirmation. Church of the Nativity, Midland who the sermon. Stanton, preached Park. 7 Spiritual Directors’ Dinner. Essex-West Hudson Federation Name Holy Society, Estes House, Newark. THURSDAY, MAY 14 2 4 RJw. Confirmation. Holy Trinity, Westfield. P-*-. Meeting of Board of Deputies, Immaculate , Conception Seminary, Darlington. FRIDAY. MAY 15 st “«■ SATURDAY, MAY 14 14-“ Annual •*. meeting of Board of Trustees, St \ mcent Hospital, Montclair. 2 P*’ Confirmation, St Mary’s and Assumption parishes, Cardinal Newark. Spellman’s 2 pm. Confirmation. St. Joseph's, East Orange. 2 pjn. Confirmation. St Joseph's, Maplewood. 4 pm. Confirmation, Our Lady of Sorrows, South Orange. 4 pm. Confirmation, St Rose of Limt, Short Hills. SUNDAY, MAY 17 Collection oi Rare * Communion *■, Breakfast, Newark Eire _ Deportment, Robert Treat Hotel. Newark. It Solemn Pontifical am. Mata, Sacred Heart Cathedral. 2 pm. Opening of drive, St Aloysius Church. Caldwell. 4 P-*- Confirmation, Onr Lady of Mt. Carmel, Newark. 73t pj»., Confirmation, Sacret Heart, Bloomfield. Vatican « P-m. Opening of drive. Immaculate Heart of Mary City Stamps Church, Maplewood. Hits Laxity in And Medals Admittion Free of the thoutondt of hl-fl Jutf o few Essex and which ond itereo cabinet-way* with Eor. Permission of Hit Eminence Modemoire lervei the Modom By Special Francis Car- Cobmeti, with or without component*, dinal Spellman This Rare and Magnificent Modem- Display or# individuolly designed by Will Now be Seen in in to tost#* for listen- Union New the Civic Audi- oir# expert* your Counties Jersey beoutiful living. . ing ond torium of the Garden State Plaza Shopping Center NEWARK—Officials of Essex and Union counties ‘designed by Robert Fellner and Monday, May 11th through Thursday, Moy 21st. ond Mark J. Furst of the city of Newark have declared “nothing can be done" about certain “objectionable” to their Hours: 10 9:30 magazines brought a m. to p.m. doily Rev. Paul attention. J. said Yet Hayes Sunday. these same and Tuesdoy Saturday till 6 p.m. magazines have drawn convictions in the Cincinnati area, Closed he declared. Sunday Father Hayes, assistant direc-' of the Mt. Carmel Guild Apos tor of the Newark Archdiocesan tolate for the Deaf, at the break Office for Decent Literature and GARDEN STATE fast. The funds will go toward PLAZA Decent Motion Pictures, hit ' at sound-proof i a testing room under Routes 4 ond 17, the county and city officials in Paramus construction at the Catholic Guid- a Communion breakfast talk to ance Center. employes of American Can Com- modernaire St. pany at Thomas Aquinas par- ish hall. Rout* 4, Paromut, New Jersey. Ui* our 90-4« y no charge plon Father Hayes said that over a year ago Essex and Union officials “were approached on The of the subject indecent maga- zines.” He added: “Nothing has been done." HE MENTIONED particular- END OF TERM ly the Essex G m County Prosecutor's GRADUATION For the office, which, he said, refused to take responsibility for the mag- azine problem, and referred com- CONFIRMATION plaints to Trenton. Father Hayes Sandal Set declared that county and city of- ORDINATION ficials cannot disclaim responsi- bility in such matters. Father Hayes leveled a sim- ilar criticism at the Utile the- ater in Newark, which, he said, has a long history of showing “ins nsoral" motion pictures. described IM IL* 111 ye the theater as a CONFKATIRI 0 "danger to our youth,” testifying that teenagers are among the Lit- tle's patrons, regardless of the "MY claims MY MASS WAY OP LI FI" Si management's that ado- lescents are not admitted. He in- Ixplalnnd and Mo.t Ricmt - Simplification of the Summa of 9L dicated that city officials should Publication Illustrated" Thomas Aquinas by Rev. Walter Far- take action against the theater. A rell. O.P. and Rev. Martin Pro- The perfect pictorial presentation of the Mass Healy, type of shoe for every Father Hayes criticized recent with fessor of an easy-to-read conversational Dogmatic Theology at the "ultra-liberal" court decisions. youngster . . . finest leather play style of text With 123 original illustra- Seminary of the Immaculate Concep- He named City Magistrate Harry tions tion. N. Y. shoes with genuine leather showing the of the Huntington, Hazelwood Jr. in this connection, significance Mass and action of the dur- his every priest 640 Insoles and sturdy molded citing decision on a recent Poges *1.35 to *3.75 ing the Holy Sacrifice. case involving the stage play. counters to support heels Miles “Swapping Wives.” Father 236Pages 78* and *1.35 of summer fun ahead with Hayes held that opinion was widespread that the play was ob- Edwards "MY A Different wonderful leather 4 SUNDAY MISSAL" Kind of Prayer Book sizes to 3 scene but the court claimed it divided into three parts: Daily Prayer shoes See was (Police action had - play our complete not. Known as the Stedman Missal, the Seasonal Thoughts Live* of the closed the play, which was re- Missal which uses the number collection of children's only sys- Saints. This *4.98 to *5.50 book is presented to the court as opened following the tem a means of self instruction. shoes many laymen who desire to with . . expert fitting action.) "Latin-English Ordinary. pray the Church in the of the The Catholic employes of spirit Breviary. a requires knowledge type 384 American Can presented $lOO to Regular popes 58* to *6.80 312 Pages 83* to *2.25 of shoes well as Rev. John P. Hourihan, director 312 Larger type poges 76* to *6.96 as feet. r DAILY RRIAD" Archbishop to "MY DAILY PSALM BOOK" Father Paone - Summary of the Dedicate New The Book of Psalms arranged for each Spiritual Life and day of the week New English Trans- —Simplified arranged for Reflection lation from Daily Reading, and Pray- CresskillConvent the New Latin Version - er. TreaU of the three Illustrated with 211 respectively way* pictures especially of the CRESSKILL—The new convent Spiritual Life (1) Purification created by Ariel Agemcan. K. S. O. for - in St. Therese of Useux (2) Imitation - (3) Union. parish this publication. here will be dedicated by Arch- 448 Poges 78*0nd*1.35 Boland at • May *. 384Poges 62* to *4.78 Scientific Shoe Fitters bishop a.m.. This is the first convent for the Sisters in the parish. The school "MY IMITATION OP CHRIST" "CHRIST IN THS GOSPIL" was dedicated thrpe years ago. the A revised translation to to 6 In first year the Sisters lived made free it - A Harmony of the Four AN open dally Gospels of archaic ions without in Closter and last year in Dem- express destroy- Story of the Life of Christ in word and ■> and urest its flavor. Each has - mondoy friday to 9 ing original chapter picture 170 original illustrations cre- its own illustration executed in ated for The new convent is of split- expert this book. Also included astudy fashion exclusively for this book the Rev. John level construction with two stories by guide by A. O’Brien, Ph.D., noted artirt, Ariel Agemcan. K.S. G. of Notre Dame J in front and three in the rear. It University. provides accommodations for 480 *4B Pages 78* to *2.25 Poges 68* to *4.78 Sisters and includes 574 BLOOMFIELD AVE. eight recep- tion parlors, community room, re- fectory, chapel and various utility CONFRATERNITY OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD N. J. BLOOMFIELD, rooms. PI 3-2722 fit Rev. Msgr JOSEPH B FREY Director Ground was broken last August Bov. O. 5300 • by Timothy Moynihan, FT HAMILTON PARKWAY BROOKLYN 19 N Y Cana., pastor.lr UNDER SUPERVISION OE tilt SALESIAN EATMERS AND BROTHER. parents dedicate him. EAST Bolealaut N HAMPTON, L I. MEANWHILE, con- 29th SEASON, JUNE 28 to AUGUST 15 tinued hia barbarity and Stan- Swimming. Hiking, Boating. Moviot. Campfire*. ialaua declared him excommu Horttback Two 5 - 18 Riding. Privato laktt, For GIRLS Ago* nicated When the king en Acral 100 at Beautiful Property BEECHWOOD DAY tered the cathedral of CAMP Cracow SlO Pll WEEK WRITE EOR BOOKLET the Strawtnwn Road. N. Y. one day. Biahop ordered CAMP West Nysrk, For BOYS SALESIAN OOSHEN, N. Y. the arrvlcea atopped.