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M,w,r off,C,al PubUcatio “ °* the Archdiocese of Newark, N. J. lU Vr. b, C r,p„o„ Prlc .. l 4 v rlv and „ of the Diocese of Paterson, N. J. push**** w..kiv Join Parish Plan 2 More Pastors Laud Advocate NEWARK “The Advocate is the finest Catholic paper covering all the Catholic news of interest to our Pe P C ° mplete ,° coverage assures that at least one !: J , splendidly edited—complete, sprightly, courageous—Cath- olic newspaper will find its way every week into every home in thethn parish.naricn J So said two pastors in the New- ark Archdiocese this week in an- that nouncing they were enrolling their parishes in The Advocate’s Complete Parish Coverage plan. The pastors are Rev. Edward J Stanley of St. Patrick’s, Eliza- TRIBUTE TO PIUS XII: The for nine-day mourning Pius XII was climaxed a Solemn Mass beth, and Rev. period by Requiem Joseph H. Mur- in St. Peter’s Basilica. Swiss and Noble kneel in front of a tall phy of Holy Trinity, Hackensack. guards catafalque, surrounded by tiers of lighted Under the candles and the coffin At the left is the Altar plan, the paper is bearing symbolic empty of the Chair. mailed directly to every Catholic in the family parish, thereby eliminating the need for ehureh- door sales and participation in The Advocate’s annual subscrip- tion drive. THE CIRCULATION plan was inaugurated five years ago for LAST AUDIENCE: Pope Pius XII is shown with two the convenience of pastors who of residents the Newark Archdiocese at what turned wanted to have The Advocate in home in out to be his last special audience before his fatal every the parish. St. Patrick’s and Holy Trinity be- illness. Shown with him on Saturday, Oct. 4, are Mr. the 45th came and 46th parishes and Mrs. Joseph Connell of Our of Peace in the Father Lady Church, Newark Archdiocese to Stanley New Providence. subscribe to'the plan. “There is more also opportunity for They are the third and The Advocate being read and ap- fourth to announce adoption preciated if of the our Catholic nublic plan this year. A week look Pius can foward to its delivery Twice ago Sacred Heart, Thought Rloomfield, in their homes each week. We and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, feel that an investment of a few Ridgewood, were enrolled. dollars in this regard wdl be Father Stanley declared that more than for Of “there is paid by alerting Abdicating more opportunity for our good parishioners to The Advocate the being read and ap- grandeur By Rev. James I. Tucek and greatness of our preciated if our Catholic public beloved Church.” ROME (NC) Pope Pius XII considered ab- look seriously can forward to its delivery in their IN A LETTER dicating the Papacy on two separate occasions, it was home each week.” His to parishioners. full statement follows: Father Murphy said that “It learned from one of his most intimate advisers who does seems to us-that the advantages not wish his name disclosed. “IN SIGNING for for up the com- the parish are enormous.” An plete Parish When the Pope was first stricken with an attack of the Coverage plan for :excerpt from his letter fotllows: The Advocate we have been I hiccups during his recent illness, j 4 Complete coverage means asked our reason for so I that the adviser said, he had no no- is doing. simply every family in the only the word of the man m The immediate I tion th,t he would die and truthful will toon. But whom the pope confided in hit an- 'parish receive The Advocate his I swer is that In our opinion The by remembering incapacitation last days. | mail every week. in 1954 the took into Advocate is the finest Catholic Pope consid- If XII had lived long I “Complete coverage assures eration the serious [paper covering all the Catholic that at least problems in enough to follow through his | one splendidly the world and that news of interest to our people. edited REST IN PEACE: Boland incenses in of thought a sick thinking, it would not have b"en complete, sprightly, Archbishop catafalque center aisle Sacred Heart Cathedral during an “There are so few Tope would be a drag on the im- copies sold courageous Catholic newspa- evening Mass he celebrated Oct. the first Time that a Pope had j 17 for the of the soul of Pius XII. the at repose Pope Assisting him is Rev. William portant task of (he at door the church on Per "’ill find its voicing abdicated the Papacy. j way every Hotnak Church’s in Sunday due to haste, forgetful- week into position future ques- There were at least five Pon j every home in the tions. ness and sometimes unfortu- parish. tiffs in the Church’s who history nately the indolence On Oct. 4, to of an 'Complete coverage according the have done so: Marcellus, who corre- otherwise interested Catholic sponds «ame source, the Pope felt him- reigned 4rom 296 to 304, Librri- perfectly with the ex- self market that we feel the answer pressed wish of His World’s failing physically and from 352 to 366; Benedict Leaders again ous, Excellency discussed the is to get it into the home. Boland advisability of re- IX, who reigned intermittently, Archbishops that ail Participate his for members of the signing high post the good from 1032 to 1048; Gregory Church of New- VI, ark of the Church. from 1045 to 1046; Celestine are intimately and constantly V, Med in No definite action was from School touch with the mind of their over August to December, P94, taken. There is In no record of trie and God-given shepherd.” Final from 1406 Mass for Gregory XII, to Pius XII contemplated abdication. There 1415. Given Grant VATICAN CITY Say ’cs of 53 countries, Tisserant was joined four oth- Uion to lot of WASHINGTON Eight Archbishop Representativ by improve the man- including the United States, attended the Solemn |er members of the Sacred Col- kind a constant Catholic institutions, includ- Reran Ill Requiem were inspiration. On the Inside... Quite Mass in St. Peter s Rasilica which ended the lege Cardinal Spellman of New The passing of His Holiness has ing the Seton Hall of nine-day period College VlENNA—Archbishop Josef York; Cardinal [-'rings of Co- saddened the entire world, of official mourning for Pope Pius XII. but Medicine and have Beran of Prague, from his logne, Cardinal Keltin of the he has left HOW THE NEW Dentistry, kept The Baris, heritage us will Pope vvill be elected is described Mass was offered at the golden Altar of the Chair and Cardinal Ferraro been granted a total of people by the Czechoslovak of Bologna newer lie, forgotten." along with some historical communist by Cardinal Tisserant and marked Vested background on Page 5 $476,360 in Federal regime for 9'a t in bla_jJ< and gold cepes, Members of thr delegation funds to help the end of years, was reported Novemdiale, the no present symbolically. A toweling walked slowly to the which ON FAITH build and equip additional health here to be they cata'al- represented President Ei- QUIZ have you 9 vena for tried it, on ... ill. Pope Pius XII. four-tiered . . . . Page research facilities. gravely catafalque draped in que, where Cardinal Tisserant l>c senhower at the final funeral According a It was the final and most the crimson of Mass CATHOLIC YOUTH Week on The eight were to traveler from splcn Papal mourning, gan the absolution while thy oth- had luncheon with Card'ial opens Sunday ... for among 98 grants did liturgical tribute to its empty coffin surmounted bv comment and made by the Public Health Czechoslovakia, the 69 year-old the Su- a er four took places at each of the Spellman and Cardinal Mdutvre news, see Pages 8 17 Serv- golden prelate has been taken to a hos- preme Pastor who had devoted tiara, stood between tnc corners One by one afterward at ice to both public and private they walked the North Ame-ican pital in much Altar of the Chair GOSSIP ANI) Ceske Budejovice, about so of his Pontificate to and the A'tar around the fir.-t to College Host at the luncheon “backbiting” are discussed in the Ques- hospitals, medical schools and catafalque, was 75 miles south of restoring to the of the Confession. More than too Martin tion Box on other research institutions. The Prague He I people an active incense it and then to sprinkle Bishop J. O'Connor, sem- p a e g g was said to be part in the candles stood in levels with holy rector. 98 grants totaled $13, 168.307. suffering from a iittirgy. graduated it water. inary “PITY THE blood disorder about the which dominated POOR mother-in-law," writes a wife Seton Hall circulation The U. S. delegation, led coffin, Each concluded with Ihe I al young received $147,355. If by the to the report is it apse of the basilica in dr Father Thomas, on That was accurate, Secretary of State John hosier prayer offered for all 9 the largest amount Page would be the first time that the Dulles, The Mass of Oct. 19 which granted Catholic had places in a special reased Catholics: "May tus Cardinal PIUS XII’S to any institution. outside world the legacy television and movies is the sub- has known the tribune near the altar with brought Pope’s novena to a j soul and Ihe aouU of ad tnr Only one other Catholic institu- re of wheareabouts of the dose was the last of three ject William H. on tion Archbishop presentations from all fivo reie faithful departed through 'he Mooring’s column . . Page 12 received more than since con- $75,000 March of brated members of thj " Costantini and 1951, when the tinents, U. N. bodies and by Sic merry of (iod rest in peace that was the of Red other University government banished" international red College of Cardinals Detroit, which received $lOO,OOO. organizations Secretary Dulles was se i*ed him to an unknown On Oct. 17, the place. The remains of Piu* Requiem was of aho v r a row of l ardmals XII were which Dies at 82 for frred by Cardinal Mimnii. Sene itirluded Cardinal Spellman With Something Everyone ,tary of the Sacred HOME Consistonal him were Ihe two other repre i\C) Cardinal Congregation When lie sentatues ga>o ab delegated by President Celso Costantini, 82, (han- solution at ! the symbolic rata Eisenhower to attend the funeral collor of falque, he the Holy Roman Advocate j was assisted by ' ar Mrs Clare Boothe Luce, for Interests dmal i Church, died here Oct. 17. re- Entire Agagiam.in, Pro Prefect of mrr S Ambassador Family 10 I to Italy, of the Sacred Congregation for the and John A McCone, chairman ducing tlie Sacred College UPPER MONTCLAIR - The Notre of Dame, Ind. After she's the crusaders. Propagation of Faith Car "f the S Atomic Kncrgy t ardmals to subscription saint t Com 5-1 members. O’Connells are a Catholic fam- read the paper, she it story read from the chil- Best Sellers in his dmal places Dennis, 13, is in the shop (Burn* Koncalli of Venice, C.mli mission He had been from ily who believe in supporting in the eighth dren's page, where it is recuperating college library. grade at a week- A O'Connell, Inc a gift nal lats and St Cassian's, . and Mclntyre of Angeles, The enure American a prostate the Catholic and ly Advocate feature repre- operation, and expect- press. book shop, in Paramusi. Cardinal Wendd NEXT COMES right now he's systematically of Germany sentation attended the solemn ed to a-sut at the final funeral For one thing, three of the Timothy, 18, An * at work on the active club Mr. i On I )< IH, the celebrant riles Mass a student in annual subscrip- THOUGH Mr O'Connell is man, was on Sunday* Afterward, with for Pope Phis XII on Oct. O’Connell children have, the minor semi- a O'Connell eight tion is interest- Cardinal Pi/rardo Prefect ot at Seton crusade, which began Oct. ''cover-to-cover'' reader of The specially i the other delegations, they were re and to participate in the con- 436 nary Hall University, In the past five years, sold 20 and closes ed in The Advocate's Sacred of clave South Orange. Tim led Nov 3. Advocate, he has special favor- coverage Congregation Semina- ceued by the College of ( animals subscriptions to The Advocate the pa- of Serra Clubs Dennis likes to read ites. The (he was the i ries and l niventities He was the Conautorlal rade of O’Connell crusaders for the news features, ''People in as in Hall first state lIP. ( A R DINA I. The Advocate pages of The Advocate. the Week’s News" governor of Serra t, | sisted al the catafalque by ( trdi Mrs Luce I took a short FOR ANOTHER, everyone in when as a grade He and ' Places and Mr McCone and walk on Oct. 17 finds this habit in the of Holy Name Societies. i nal McCuigan of Toronto, 1 and returned to the reads the school student he helpful in his Week's News," are val- had also attended the next to last family paper—at pulled in 223 The 'bed school work, and Tie O'Connells formerly lived nal ( aggiano of Argentina. Car- Mass of (he Novemdtale feeling weak and having dif- least some part of it—every subscriptions in two years, plac- lately his uable, feels, because a read- I They 1 in the Diocese of Itllnal ficulty breathing. He was teacher has made er can learn Brooklyn and ljuirugay Palacios of Spun, went to placed week. ing first in the Monday the a lot in a short St Peter's Crusade compe- linmedu'ely m day for the Archdiocese of New and Cardinal Ceger an oxygen tent, but a cardio- The head of the house, V. G. tition both times. bringing a copy of The reading time. York, j of Montreal after arming with Did and Secretary gram taken then revealed Advocate to class for The missed having their own at no sign "reads every word Even in those reading editorials, Irs Home's airport Tollma O’Connell, days Tim read Question Box, A 1 I 111 i ONCI.t SION of ns of and discussion. and diocesan newspaper when the danger His condition was ag- of The cover to cov- the front of The Father Thomas' col- they the Saturday Mass, they Advocate, page Advocate family Mass on Oct were es gravated moved to Montclair 19, Msgr Amleto a short time later ’" umn are corted by a er Now, he scans most of the CARRYING favorites, and he fol- Tondim by Bishop Martin J lung pa- on the regent of the Apostolic congestion, and he died at family lows <> of Mrs. O'Connell places a close per, and finds special Msgr George G, Higgins' WHEN THE ADVOCATE Chancers, Connor Hector Hie North Ml enjoy- tradition of good Advocate labor was gave his funeral eulo-i p m. of i heart attack. second in fa ment on the sports column religiously The bom American College, to the tomb readership—her page. Dennis in late 1951. Mrs O'Con- gy on the works ot salesmanship, has won brother of great P,u* vorites are the Vocation Notes of nell of Pope Pius in Ihe ( ARIUN Al. Costantmt third and fourth Undersecretary recalls, "we were delighted XII a monument meriting the groPoes was born PAUL IS prize in sub- Labor James T. beneath the Basilica column, which she feels is good IS and at he ” m Castion di a student O'Connell, to put our shoulders to the admiration of ZappoU. Italy, on scription crusades of the is the world for parents; the book St. Benedict's A past, vitally interested in labor •Apr 3, li7S. reading Prep, Newark. and hopea to be wheel to support it" (Mrs The deceased Pontiff he -aid, He was the first a winner again problems, ON Ills \KKI\ At.. Mr Dulles review section, which she uses movie goer, Paul turns first to and feels "priests Apostolic Delegate to aent this O'Connell has been known to was one raised up the laird, China, year. have by speaking in his own name in her book club St The Advocate's a place in the labor and there tn study at entertainment move- help her Advocate In time 1922 He left China ut Kathleen. 11. also attends St. young sales a of great need to guard those of his fellow delegates, Cassian's parish; the editorials, to check the list of Legion ment." paid 19.C5 due to ill health, page Casaian s. She follows men with their paper work and Ills most and re- the chil- A precious treasure, ihe, high tribute lo the late " Pope which help her in conversations of film business man, Mr O'Con- turned to Rome where Decency ratings. A rule dren s in drive them here and there Church he was page The Advocate nell lauds on ' Mr are deeply grieved that on current moral problems; and of the house The Advocate’s cam- appointed of sends all the and is a their calls). At the conclusion, Secretary the Con- contest mem- Msgr Ten Ihe occasion that the Mass entering paign brings us Calendar, which she O'Connells to this section as against Sunday shopping. As the O'Connell children dlni addressed gregation for the Propagation of Yl> ung Advocate Pius housed; i once lo Italy i* We ve to again such a the Eaith clips each week and keeps ei- often as to to the got convince Catho- climb toward the 500 they plan go ClTb mark in "Hear us now ia the land of ther lics sad one," he said "Vbe on the kitchen bulletin they can't buy on total At the consistory of Feb. movies., And believe Sunday subscriptions sold, it looks blessed and rease not to I*. it or not. even five strrngth, the murage and board or in her Missal —nobody will lead 195.1. he was to Paul follows the open if nobody as though the raised the Sacred youth page seven-year-old Kevin family really assistance to Ihe troubled of The eldest of the O'Connell and the will he theorizes rrship Ills Holiness pope of Cardinals. tyr CYO news.too, and is shop," means it when College In May, happy twins, Joan and they say they Church or to lor an un Pius Ellen, five, pray Ml kept faith in a children is Mary Anne, 20, who to find full of Catho- want lo The just l‘JS,t, he was named Chancellor coverage have a share in support Advocate ending peace for all mankind, has her The the Catholic TALKING peace alive for nearly W iron- ' of the own subscription to lic high school The ABOUT business in Holy Roman Church, where sports m press activity of the every way possible which is still troubled and fear- bird Advocate while is at family reminded Mr years. he head she col- Advocate A few year* back he Now O'Connell of still And just to cover lil" was of the office which and again they'll another everything, "During these lege St. of the gather use of The Advocate years his stead isaues bulls Mary Woods, placed third among Advocate Mr O'Connell i* also an adver Papal around their mom bear Then came the absolution at establishing to a ha the fast pursuit ul the ideals of new posts bat of Catholic User. dioceses, chapters of canons the catafalque, at which Cardinal; and Christianity hi* deter mtna-j and similar mailers. 2 THE ADVOCATE October 24, 1958 VlId} vwi f/t/i TTyfg+gygn *q Places in the News : I > Dr. Clarence C. Walton, dean tian Kneipp, discoverer and pro- tides, on problems of urban re- The Catholic Educational Press Salvation,” weekly telecast of of Duquesne’s School of Business moter of the “water cure.” newal. Congress will be held in Milwau- the Mass of Labor Mitchell by the Passiooist Fa- Administration, has designed to Mr. and Mrs, Glen W. Ploet* Secretary will kee, Nov. 14-16. thers. become associate.dean of Colum- of Milwaukee, married less than be a featured speaker at the an- Notre Dame has University Benedictines from St. Benedict, bia’s Graduate School of Busi- two months, have left for Addis nual meeting of diocesan school been awarded a Ford Foundation La.; are going to Guatemala to ness. Ababba, where they superintendents in Washington, of Ethiopia, grant $153,000 for a research a open mission. Rev. John E. Twomey, of the will direct a Catholic Relief Serv- Nov. 4-7. program by its law and school International Liturgical Stud- Milwaukee Archdiocese, has been ices-NCWC mission. Natural Law Institute. Died ... ies, meeting at Montserrat, named assistant director of the Comedian Danny Thomas will The U. S. Rev. Martin Bersten, 0.P., 72, Department of Spain, surveyed the sacraments NCWC Education Department in break ground Nov. 1 for St. Jude Education editor of “El Piloto,” San Health, and Welfare of Baptism and Confirmation. D. C. in Memphis. He has Juan, has Washington, Hospital P.R. approved the use of More than $244,000 1,100 churches and Institutum Divi Thomae Found- pledged to raise $1,500,000 of the in federal funds to aid construc- Rev. Anthony J. Paulhus, M.M., chapels have been built by the ation has asked for a benefit postage cost through performanc- of Junior Sem- tion of a $443,000 diocesan home 66, Maryknoll St. Boniface Association in West stamp commemorating the 100th es. for aged and infirm at New inary, Clarks Summit, Pa. and East Germany since the end anniversary of the birth of Archbishop Robert E. Lucey of Iberia, La. Rev. Philippe P. Poulin, M. S., of World War 11. Michael Owens, “the wizard of San Antonio has composed a A television 54, treasurer of La Salette Semi- Springfield, Mass., A U.S. will be glass.” to be used in connection flag presented to prayer East Mass. station has built a Catholic chapel has confered the rank of with the 13th of the nary, Brewster, the Basilica of Our Lady of Gua- Spain anniversary for production of "Chalice of Rev. Pierre Lejay, S.J., 60, dalupe, Mexico when Commander in the Order of Isa- United Nations. City, a spe- president of the French commit- F POPE: bella the Catholic on Rev. Hubert Rev. John A. Nedley, of cial pilgrimage is made there in ?® 3f the C.0., Bisho^IcNuTt^^pictu^c^it^^^^^ri^^^i Pontifi- Franciscan elected tee for the International Geophy- December. t cal he for Quinn, 0.F.M., pro- New York, has been pro- Requiem Mass offered the repose of thesoul of Pius XII at St. sical Year. A Pope John’s vincial in Ireland. curator general of the Congrega- great English pre-Reforma- Cathedral Oct. 14. the left From are Msgr. WalterH. Hill of St. F. Rummel tion of the of St. tion shrine, Our Lady of Ca'ver- John’s; Msgr. James Archbishop Joseph Oratory Philip New Wrzecione, St. Stephen’s, the of New Orleans has in Neri. Jersey's sham, is to be restored. Paterson; Bishop; Msgr. .fcseph H. Hewetson, St. Paul’s, deplored ' communist Clifton; Msgr. Carlo Cianci, St. Michael’s, a pastoral letter the growing con- Gerard E. Sherry, managing largest The Yugoslav gov- Paterson; Msgr. Andrew J. Romanak As- KodKJl* troversy over racial relations in editor of the Baltimore Catholic ernment is sponsoring an exhibi- sumption, and Cadillac Dealer Passaic; Msgr. Joseph M. St. Hawthorne. O’SuUivan, Anthony’s, the U. S. has received a Brother- tion of medieval religious paint- Review, HOST TO MOST Eustace ings in Belgrade. Bishop Smith, 0.F.M., hood award for a series of ar- * or NIW JIRIIT Latin Rite Vicar Apostolic of Bei- recon- NEW Archbishop Brady has * rut, has issued a special plea for itimtei its secrated the Cathedral of St. Remains Little Flower's tftui USED of in that strife-torn nation. Paul, Minn. peace Cardinal Gracias of The reading of a message sent Bombay TURN TO has admonished Indian by Pope Pius XII shortly before Parents again MO CINTRAL AVI. Moved to CLASSIFIED Basilica Catholics for not taking a more his death was a feature of the Newark MA 2-8080 PAGE 18 FOR log of LISIEUX, France (NC) The active interest in public life. reopening St. Remi's Basilica, remains of the father and one daughter still is living—- and mother Bishop Ralph L. Hayes of Rheims, France. of St. Therese of the Child . Jesus have been -88-year-old Sister Genevieve of REAL ESTATE Davenport has given $25,000 The Bishops of Michigan have transferred the Holy a to the Lisieux basilica where St. Face, member of the him silver BUYS AND established state-wide Therese is Lisieux (presented to on his a coordi- entombed. Carmel. nated social welfare jubilee as a Bishop) to help en- OTHER CADILLAC, INC agency, Mrs. Martin died of at The cancer a home for the Catholic Charities of Michigan, parents, Louis Martin and Azelie Guerin Martin, large aged. Ranch House the of 1 SERVICES age 46, on Aug. 28, .877. In a movie is Inc. had been buried in the Germany being Mr. Martin died on July 29, 1894, made of the life of Sebas- town cemetery. The transfer of in the Msgr. beatification of the Mar- when he was 71. His mind had their bodies, to the foot of (he tins. in stations given way 1889, following two of the Cross at the basil- (Active in the movement for paralytic attacks, and he vas ica, was carried out in private on the beatification of Skzd customs ing throngs in St. Peter's of the same material. a fru* duty, transportation, Three 1 ... /or experience things to set and do. Square. other cassocks, summer weight, In Sea Food euisine Well gladly send you one of The privilege of tailoring the have been made of white moire theta useful folders - if cassocks fit you'll want to or, yoa to a Pope of any and also are trimmed with wa- try DAY prefer, stop in. pick ooe up. aod stature has fallen to the house tered silk. let tu you help plan your trip. of Gammarelli since the L AMBROSINO, Pm. the OCEAN BREEZE ever Gammarelli prepared three election of Benedict XV in 1914. pairs of shoes in red silk lame 3085 HUDSON BLVD. 320 Clendenny Ave., Jorsey City Jos. M. Byrne Cos. Thus the present conclave is the and two clerical bowler hats of JERSEY CITY fourth for which Phono: HE S-0406 • PARKING the Gamma- red felt with broad “gold bands. (AT HOLLAND TUNNEL Cut) TRAVEL SERVICE relli firm has prepared the The firm also whife Sarvica 8:30 A M.. prepared Dapt. Opan Daily STEAKS and CHOPS for meat tators 828 STREET BROAD - Papal cassocks. skullcaps in three different siz- 5 P. M. Sat. ( 00 A. M. HI Noon COUNTS NEWARK 2, N. J. A sizeable OL 4*Booo part of mankind es. • MA 3-1740 • has been trying to guess who After the new Pope is diet- the will next Pope be. But prob- ed, the Gammarelli cutter, Eu- ably nobody's guesses will have genio Sbarra, will go to tne the immediate practical conse- Papal apartments and make of those quences of the Gim- any needed alterations. But WBPI Ytlll mtrrelli tailors. Do know SAVE when this may happen, the you what it costs to pay thorn? The "Papal guessing game" Gammarellis are guessing along is H something that the present with everybody else. fABTEIfiI CLEANER TCACE Any doy of the month you start to sov* your money begins earning im- WATER mediately. And, earnings are com- pounded 4 times a yeor. Your sav- ings earn oC TtIXPHOHC faster, grow fosterl Open 3? O your occount todoy. 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Stephen Landherr, C.SS.R., • of Add reel Philadelphia, interprets Archbishop Boland's talk &an&t+uj £ 'tnpatty I in sign language at a Communion breakfast held at the | Zooe ms’iAM juiit mm City Stele Jersey City Gardens by the Department for the Deaf iso mat uiin am»H nmu loom of the Mt. Carmel Guild. Seated is Msgr. Joseph A. MttMAMCi cM>.-mnM mim irma Dooling, guild director. October 24, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 3 Dinner to Honor Father Dippold NEWARK Rev. Paul A. Dippold, pastor at St. Aug- ustine’s 17 Church for years, will be honored on the 40th anniversary of his ordination at a testimonial dinner Oct. 30. Among the 400 friends and parishioners who will join in congratulations is Archbishop Boland. He and Mayor Leo P. in Brooklyn. After attending school he entered Carlin will give short talks. Prin- there, Josephi- num for cipal speaker at the dinner, to be high school, college and held at the Military Park Hotel at seminary training. He was or- dained 7 p.m., will be Rev. Albe-t J. on May 25, 1918, In Co- lumbus. Hess, pastor of St. Ann’s, New- His first ark. v assignment was at Also St. Mary’s, Hackensack. lie DOMESTIC PRELATES: Bishop McNulty, in these pictures, is shown with priests present'will be priests of Paterson the Archdiocese who attended the was transferred to St, Peter’s Diocese who were invested with honors St. and laity of the Papal at John’s Pontifical in 1922 and remained there for Here he is PAPAL with Josephinum Seminary pictured with those the title Of CHAMBERLAINS: Invested as Papal Chamberlains the title Very Rev- 17 years until Cahedral, Paterson, Oct. 19. given Right at Columbus, 0., about the time being named pas- erend tor at St. are Msgr. John D. Fur man, Msgr. Thomas J. Mol- Monsignor were Msgr. John E. McKenna and Msgr. Joseph J. Gallo to the left Father Dippold was there, and Mark’s, Rahway, in Reverendthe Monsignor. From the left loy, Bishop, Msgr. Emil R. of the and of St. Peter’s 1939. Two years later he took Suchon, Msgr. John F. Brady and Msgr. Henry Bishop Msgr. Joseph R. Brestel, Msgr. William N. Wall and Msgr. Francis many graduates Commercial up his present assignment. M. Veith. H. in the usual order on the School, founded by Murphy right. Toastmaster and chairman for Father Dippold when he was at the dinner that parish. is Rev. Arthur N. Setonia Issues Heimbold, assistant pastor at St. FATHER DIPPOLD was born Augustine’s. oManJuir OAimvS Chinese Books NEWARK dj CATERING Two books in the SERVICE Chinese language have been pub- lished in Taipei, Formosa, by Se- Ready now... ton Hall University's Institute of Far Eastern Studies. One book was translated by Dr. Paul K.T. OUR EMOTIONS C/rtEßistq Sih, institute director, and (he for all occasion) other is a collection of his own ♦'HOMH AND OUR MOODS A essays. ''office The translation is “Mary in Our ''club Father Alfred Martin, O.F.M. Specializing in Life,” writt*h in English by Rev. By Wedding ''hall Reception], Banquet), William G. Most. It is dedicated Cocktail Paetjej, and all type* ''church to the centenary of Our Lady’s CONTENTS: The Emotions op Social, Business and Chuech apparitions at Lourdes and con Functions. The Conflict Emotions tains a preface by Msgr. John L. McNulty, president of Seton Hall How to Control Emotions /R£j*ooJ/-4-300 University. West Okangb, New Jersey Dr. Sih’s book is “Eastern and How Are Your Cylinders Working? Western Cultures.” In it he in- NEW KNIGHTS: With one the with the exception, laymen pictured Bishop were in- How to Live with Your Moods sists that no mutual vested as St. appreciation Knights of the Order of Gregory the Great. The exception is Dr. Laur- r . £ of East-West cultural values will Anxious About ence a Many Things Collins, named Knight Commander. From the left are Dr. Dominic be effective without a genuine Galdieri, Meyer, Michael Owen A Study in Scrupulosity and deeper approach to respec Godfrey Doody, O’Donnell, the Bishop, Thomas Kelley, James tive spiritual values. J. O'Shea, Dr. Collins, and John J. Landi. The Nervous Breakdown CATERERS Breakdown TOV SAY WHS At Borgos & Borgo To Go or Not to Go to the Psychiatrist wcuwwfrmn Inturaneo Ten 68 Illustrated •0« chapters Pages of all klndt 'Jit 59$ KEARNY AVENIT $l.OO N. KEARNY, J. Write to FRIAR, Rochelle Park, New Jersey P^CH»CS //tout Mi/#of GEO ROE J. *o*ool AIIEKT H. I LAZE *0 PARK AVI., NEWARK, N. A WILLIAM J. GLACCUM HU 3-7311 Elwu Klafar 3-1704 AIM Dear Father Please send me copies of Father Martin's Booklet Our Emotions and Our Moods" AND SERVICE at $l.OO V UE each. I enclose payment. MY NAME ADDRESS At _ HONORED LADIES: The is Bishop pictured with four of the women who received the Cross Pro Ecclesia et From the left Pontifice. are Mrs. Frank Del Mrs Prete, CITY ION! STATE Arthur Moore, the Bishop, Mrs.(Dennis O'Brian and Mrs. Eugene Klein.' CENTURA S. Marsh & Sons A Triple Celebration HALF For Msgr. Molloy HOME OWNER'S VALUE CLIFTON A triple celebration honoring Msgr. Thomas J. Molloy, pastor of St. Philip the Apostle Church in here, will be staged the school hall Oct. 26 at 8 p m a ahead is Looking to next May, the pastor will be honored FALL on the 25th anniversary of his ordination. This month also marks his 10th anniversary as Porlry Medalist pastor here And only last Sun- he invested as a CHECK most day was domes- LIST tic prelate with the title of Right Dollars Reverend Monsignor. REPAIRS, HONORARY chairmen for the IMPROVEMENTS, And Sense testimonial are Rev. Leo P. Ryan and Rev .John A Sullivan, both important NEW YORK—A man who edits of St. Philip's. Presidents of the a financial publication and has four major parish societies, poetry as an avocation will re- Michael Mosckvam, Cele Van ceive the annual award of the Winkel, William Wittig and Ed Catholic of Amer- Poetry Society ward Byrne, head the operational ica at its annual Medal Award committees. word Dinner Oct. 31. Toastmaster will be Philip Sheridan. A presentation will be made by Mr. Mosckvam. Msgr. Molloy was born in Dub lin in 190 Sand settled in East Rutherford with his parents four years later, lie took his major word In fact, it is probably the to which we owe the schooling at Holy Cross College. Seton Hall College and Immacu- of our business during the past half For value growth century. late Conception Seminary, Dar is what we offer above a11. ..T0 us value means quality combined lington. He was ordained May 26. 1934 with the lowest possible pries. Assignments at Sacred Heart,' Dover. St Nicholas, Passaic; St Incidentally, to answer a question that has been asked many Mary’s, Dover, and St Paul's, times, the prices in our new Millbum store are identical Clifton, preceded his first pastor ate at St. Monica's, Sussex, in with those in Newark Store. We Invite to visit our you 1946 He was named pastor here in 1948 He is a member of the either store for crediting values in all departments. Paterson diocesan building and sits Commission. and and Clocks Diamonds Fine Jewelry ... Watches Third Order Group SUoawan, China and Crystal... Gifts and Bar Accessories Mr. Sullivan Holds and Goods Keception Leather ... Hand Bags Luggage i The man is Sullivan of A M TEANKCK A reception cere I editor of '* Religious md Ecclesiastical Articles Montclair, Dun Re mony for 13 new members of the view r ' and Modern Industry, a pub- St Anastasia Chapter of the UJ & dT V lication of Dun Bradstreet The Third Order of Our l.ady of Mt O dinner will be held at the la>tos sou Carmel was held in St Anasta jClub starting at 6 30 p m sias Church here Ceremonies N et. > Presenting the medal will be | were conducted by Rev. Andre Clifford J K | I.aube president of Hertel. O.Carm . director the Catholic hi Poetry Society. Speakers will include Barry 0) Ulanov of Barnard College and Kdward o P. Davison of Hunter College. BONDS z NEWARK MIUBURN Mr. Sullivan, who has puh of Malines. 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ORaaf* WW Cardinal Copello. 78, Archbuh Elizabeth, IN of 1-1100 SOUTH JERSEY CALL A KNOn HOTEL op Buenoa Aires Flanders PROSPECT 5-0463 , Cardinal Al»t*T W. ITINDII. PrMidanf Caggiano, 69, Bishop Expert Cleaning and of Rosario. Repairing tee. The New Pope Will Be Elected by the 78thOctober 24, 1958 ConclaveTHE ADVOCATE 5 V™ ~ CITY 0n Oct. 4 Saturday, 25, at p.m., the decision. Finally they ra- throughout the world and in the amount of food sent to the con- 6 e ° f le^ Cardinals will enter an enclosed tioned the Cardinals’ food. Middle Ages, when the balance clave area i/vatio r°/ will be reduced. C lts This colorful beginning, of y smgle door wiU be sealed behind per- power in Europe was closely themt m and Ih -‘» ’ in times EACH CARDINAL they will not out haps shocking our and related to the Papacy, it be- will be al- come until a is elected. Pope to our to lowed to with him into the r manners, gave origin came the target of certain acts bring emely lm r tant !.u^ L P° event is one of the most the name and nature of' the of violence. conclave two companions or at- colorful in the Church. It is called Cardinals’ elective condave’ assembly, During the conclave which tendants. However, no one but f ro m two liatin the French and “with key.” The Pope elected at elected Martin the Cardinals is words, cum Italians, voting IV (1281) conclave permitted at the, clavis,” or the Ital- fell into that X an words “con a hopeless deadlock. time, Gregory (1271-1272), security was violated and two actual voting. chiave,” mean- Their debates lasted drew upon the experience of the Cardinals ing “with key.” two years, belonging to the Orsini For the conclave needs nine Viterbo conclave general months and two days. and established family were he fi,rst conclave kidnapped. During a small group of, officials will be ~.T , was in laws which all con- by future the conclave of 1316 the Viterbo, Italy. There Pope Cle- -IN THOSE DAYS the faithful assembly appointed. These wil| include the claves were to be in hall ment IV governed was set on fire and the had died took not Papal Sacristan with one or more and, according only a personal but an his appstolic “Übi to laws then in constitution, Cardinals had to escape through force, the next active interest in the election of Periculum." assistants, the Papal Masters of a narrow hole Pope had to in the wall. Cardi- be elected where a Pope. Impatient with the end- Ceremonies, the Secretary of the the It enforced a 10-day nals of the conclave that elected former Pope died. less waiting Sacred College, a to act as It was 1268 debates, they walled up the priest There period before any future Papal the last non-Italian, Pope Adrian were only 15 Cardinals Cardinals inside the confessor, two physicians, a sur- one-roont hall elections should present begin and stipu- VI, a Dutchman, were stoned to elect Clement’s where by geon and a pharmacist with one suc- they were meeting. lated that Roman cessor. With the first nine of these citizens as left the two that small number they or assistarfts. As time dragged on re- •nd because of they days should be devoted to funeral enclosure. rivalry between moved the roof, hoping to hurry Masses for the deceased Pontiff. THE WORK OF the conclave the FAMOUS “Prophecies will This law remains today as the center in the Sistine chapel “novemidale.” of St. Malachy,” which would where each Cardinal will have have the next Pope be a Other his throne and before it a desk regulations provided “pastor nautilus” (a seagoing equipped with ink and bal- for maximum security and min- pen, Swiss Guards to shepherd), are said to have had lots. prepare lock the huge bronze doors which will seal off the Conclave imum personal comfort for their origin inside a conclave. from the rest of the At one end of the chapel is a quarters Vatican Palace (left). not a member electors, this latter perhaps Everyone of the They are attributed to Cardinal large table on which are the vot- conclave will be excluded designed to rush their decision. from the area nearby. Tailors have cas- Giralmo Simoncclli of Orvieto prepared white ing instruments: a a cha- There was to be no personal paten, socks (right) for the new who invented them Pope. Since they do not know who will be elected, during the lice and a set of wooden balls. they privacy, no correspondence of conclave of make several of sizes. 1590 and falsely There are also a needle and a differing any kind, no private conversa- ascribed them to St. Malachy. ball of twine. no contact with the out- Msgr. Alberto di Jorio, tions, It is said secretary Here the Cardinal chosen will by its white smoke that that the “Prophecies” A ballot will be received from • of the a Pope side world. conclave, and Msgr. Enrico have to make the has been elected. were a trick of Simoncelli to each Cardinal the most momen- on paten and Dante, Prefect of the secure election Privy tous decision of his life and, if The conclave which elected DURING THE FIRST five for himself. will then be placed in the cha- day's The) Chamberlains, move in procession he he will prophecy for that accepts, answer simply Pius XII in 1939 did so on the only two meals of one course particular con- lice. As they are taken out of to stand before the clave j throne of the in Latin, “I do it.” third ballot His each were to be pointed to a certain man the accept served. There- chalice, they are counted, i Cardinal elected. ’ predecessors, “de urbis” At that moment there is a Pius XI, Benedict XV and St. after the fare was to be antiquitate (of an At the same time an a'lendant bread, j “Do you accept the election?" new ancient which Pope. Pius X were chosen on the wine and water until the election city), was actually | removes a ball —one for each ! Cardinal Tisserant 14th, will ask him The of ballots is then 10th and was the name of his own string seventh completed. city Cardinal present —as the in ballots, respec- | Latin. burned without straw, Orvieto being derived from “urbs votes announcing tively. ’ The severest * are called out. spiritual and vetus” material meaning "old city.” As the votes are called out. the penalties were estab- ballots are on a thread, lished for any violators or their A CONCLAVE TODAY follows strung the needle. After of the enforced using the tally NOW.. accomplices regulations rigidly and detailed • the has been for first time of the constitution. rules. checked, the ballots are The forthcoming one will f All conclaves I set aside for burning. If neces- so identified by begin as the Cardinals enter the that date sary, a second ballot is taken. If name from that time. Sistine Chapel in procession it is without the two There were elections of result, Popes be- They will go to their assigned fore but i strings of ballots are burned with this, not conclaves places and Cardinal Tisserant, straw to black so called. | damp produce strictly Thus, counting Dean of the Sacred College, will i smoke as a signal that the bal- the Viterbo conclave as the intone the first, “Oremus Deus qui cor- A failed ol election YOU CAN typical bedroom assigned to a Cardinal and excluding those anti- da fidelium. .” (Let jloting during his electing . us pray 0 j The name of a Cardinal's choice stay in the Conclave popes, the forthcoming conclave God, who raised the hearts of the quarters. for Pope is written on the out- on Oct. 25 will be the 78th in the faithful. in ! . .) an invocation to Church’s side of the folded ballot; inside history. the Holy Ghost. is written the Cardinal's name. Then Cardinal Tisserant will LATER DECREES of succeed If it should happen that there to Pontiffs read the seated Cardinals the ing added to and devel- are more votes than balls —as apostolic constitution of Pius XII it EAT these first basic never does ballots are HOT oped conclave DOGS which governs the conclave, laws. Leo X (1513-1521)' banned {opened and the names of the omitting those parts which do not the custom of plundering a man’s voters read. pertain. house after he was elected Pope. The Cardinals will then swear WHEN A BALLOT is decisive Clement VI (1523-1534) ruled that to 11l all future observe its provisions and and the next Pope is chosen, all elections be held in Cardinal Tisserant will address Cardinals will rise in their places Rome. Pius X (1903-1914) put an a short admonition to them on as Cardinal Tisserant; the Cam- ON FRIDAY! end to any claims of a right of its observation. erlengo of the veto in Papal elections. Pius XJ Holy Roman Following this Federico Cardinal Aloisi (1922-1939) extended the interval Msgr. {Church, Masella; Calori di Vignale, governor of the between a Pope’s death and the conclave, and Prince Sigismondo conVjave opening to a maximum NATURAL 18 Chigi, marshal, will enter the Prepare Epigraph days. Finally Pius XII re- formed chapel and take the oath. They NEW! the entire body of laws For "HOT DOG" will be followed other Pins' Tomb governing the conclave. by prelates and conclavists VATICAN secretaries, CITY (NC) - The FLAVOR A CONCLAVE'S importance servants, cooks, elevator oper- four epigraphs which have been has alway“s been recognized ators and all other official and prepared for the bases of the ; service personnel who will take tomb of Pius XII record the work I the oath. Prelates will take the .for peace of the “angelic pastor.” ‘New' Stove Used oath In Latin, lay personnel In \ The epigraphs are in metered SeaCadty * Italian. * classical and Hi To Burn Ballots Latin, were com- * posed by Msgr. Antonio Baeci, THEN CARDINAL Tisserant MEATLESS VATICAN CITY (NC) A Vatican Secretary of Briefs to will give the order for the beHs I stove used to burn ballots dur- (Princes. They read: to ring as a warning to all non- ing the past few conclaves has | “While a distressing war har- been conclavists to leave. Conclavists retired and replaced by a assed almost all nations, he alone will to their while TUNA new one. go rooms, two was the conciliator of sincere This conclave officials perform the stove is an old-fashioned peace, defender of the city, most ancient rite of searching for un- model wood-burner painted in gentle comforter of all the af- authorized bright aluminum, with the ini- persons, while their flicted. FRANKFORTS assisfants call out tials “SCV” (State of the City repeatedly “With indomitable strength of “exeunt omnes” of the Vatican) painted in large (everybody out). mind he reproved and condemned Don’t Gamble on the Credentials of all conclavists black letters on the front. insurgent errors. Defending truth • Low in Calories • in the conclave it will be presented and examined in he recalled High Protein Safety of Your Valuables! During will charity, errant sons at this point. stand inside a small green-cur- to the paternal embrace. the conclave PROTECT THEM IN A tained alcove to the left of the Meanwhile, door “Angelic pastor, he led the leading into the San Damaso entrance to the Sistine Chapel. flock entrusted to him with untir- MANUFACTURED The BY: After each courtyard will be sealed. zeal to the vote for the new ing pastures of eternal DISTRIBUTED BY: BERGEN TRUST governor, Calori di Pope, the ballots will be cast Msgr. Vignali, life. into it and and bis assistants will guard the TUNA PRODUCTS CORPORATION JUNE DAIRY burned. "Almost renewing the marvels PRODUCTS CO., INC. If the inside of this door, while the mar- of SAFE DEPOSIT BOX vote fails to make a the he was 01 3-5877 (New Pentecost, by 130 Fulton Jersey) choice by the shal, Prince Chigi, and his as- strength of his Street, Boston, Massachusetts necessary major- thought a lucid 223 COLE STREET Do sistants will guard the outside. you have insurance policies, contracts, leases, ity of two-thirds plus one, the orator, acute in his reasoning, JERSEY CITY Both hold Richmond 2, N.J. stocks ballots are burned with keys, a different one great in his and raised Telephone: 2-3936 birth and marriage certificates, and damp eloquence, Tel: WA straw for each side, and traffic 5-8000 (New York) so as to make the smoke through people of every tongue to lofty bonds? Do you have valuable special-occasion this door will be coming out of the chimney single subject thoughts and rectitude of life.” I all in Trust Safe to their and jewelry? Put them a Bergen above black. When the vote is authority responsi- bility. The marshal has the right Deposit Box. You’ll get protection against theft, decisive, the ballots are burned without at this to order his straw, a white point flag loss, fire —with accessibility as often as you creating raised over the Vatican Palace smoke and thus announcing to wish. And the is small! charge very, very the waiting crowd in St. Pe- and at the conclave door. ter's Square below that anew LIKE TIILIR 13TII century You'll has been elected. a Pope "lOVE THAT predecessors, the Cardinals gath- The old stove now stands in NEW lOOK ering in Rome will he completely SIT DOWN the "floreria” of the ... and PLAY I your Vatican, sealed off from contact with the ‘‘Bergen where flowers are for Friendly arranged outside world the altars once the conclave the first COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY in St. Peter's and time von trv the L begins. They will live in personal where various ceremonial furn- JERSEY CITY, N J. Phone: OL 3-2900 austerity and even inconvenience ishings are stored. Their deliberations will be to attendant According an in conducted in absolute HAMMOND 26 JOURNAL SQ. (NOW—2 Intrant;) also ENOS PL the secrecy ORGAN “floreria,” the stove was and must remain secret for- MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION retired because it was so time- of ever, on pain excommunica- worn that it could no longer be FREE PARKING in Adjacent Enos Place Lot tion for anyone who ventures to trusted to emit smoke when reveal what takes place during the occasion demanded. the conclave. At the appointed time the Car- dinals will in procession go to a from guarded section of the Vatican m RECEIVE «hu* GIVING Palace set aside as the conclave M area Temporary apartments known as cells are built there to mail provide sleeping quarters Kood Yt, wo will you a check every six month* for life if invest you through our also will be prepared inside the LIFE INCOME conclave. MISSION CONTRACT All telephone line* to the out- ride will be disconnected. There Discover for yourself how easy and how The rat* or interest depends upon your age. will be no radio, television, murh fun It Is to play a 11AMMONI) OR- telegraph or similar equipment. (i.\N. will You'll be absolutely amazed at how You help the educational work of our S.V.D. Catholic The Cardinals will find their miwionar.es ml well in windows you ran play no time at all. Japan and the Philippines. painted oser and sealed by chains. The wonderful thing about a llammond You will receive an assured Income for life and spiritual The (letter situated cells will he many In your home is the fact that assigned to the or sick Car- it adds so remembrances after death. aged dinals. The rest will murh to A be distri- your family living. Young and old t buted by lot. participate. It’s the perfect home Instru- An investment for LIFE and ETERNITYI ment. AT THK TIIHK of the 19.18 eon clave the furniture in each Car dinal's Cell included bed Send me an iron For confidential information on your Life Income Mission Contract farms to fit Yovt with a spring mattress and two Arrang'd Budget woolen information Name Age mattresses, two rough linen two ~~ sheets, army blankets, 1150 EAST Address T-~ a JERSEY STREET writ* pink quilt, one stuffed chair, a small writing table and chair, • City Zoo# State a a ELIZABETH EL today to kneeling bench, crucifix, a 2-0668 washstand with a plain tin basin, ALTENBURG and a clothes rack OPEN DAILY Til 9 The P. M. dining room will be in a REV. FATHER RALPH s.v and PIANO INC catholic universities section known as the Borgia HOUSE. SATURDAY P will 711 6 M. N. MICHIGAN Apartments, as the consulta- 316 CHICAGO 1 to. IH7 L tion rooms After three days, if b® Pope has been chosen, the 6 THE ADVOCATE October 24, 1958 Polish Cardinal Seek Pius’ Doctor Arrives in Rome Cardinals Guidance Resigns ROME More than a thousand people greeted Cardinal Wyszyn- Vatican ski as he arrived from Red-domi- As Conclave Oct. 25 Position nated Poland to take Opens part in the election of anew Pope. VATICAN CITY (NC)—Cardinals from five bound under VATICAN continents pain of excommu- CITY (NC) Dr. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi, The of Gniezno Archbishop and solemnly entreat the Holy Ghost to assist them in nication to secrecy. personal physician of Pius has Warsaw will choosing XII, resigned as director of probably be the only The Cardinals and other con- a successor Pius XII as Cardinal from to, they shut themselves off from the Health Services of Vatican behind the Iron clavists retire to the rooms as- City. the world on Oct. to reach their Curtain to attend the conclave. Saturday, 25, decision in the them and Cardinal Tisser* The brief Vatican announcement said the doctor wrote signed He was strict of the conclave. his welcomed warmly by' secrecy ant orders a bell to be rung thiee resignation, dated Oct. 18, to Cardinal Tisserant, Dean 43 Cardinals assembled Initial ceremonies in St. in the begin times. This signifies that all not the Sacred College of Cardinals. Hall of Peter’s Consistory. Each of the Basilica, where the Car- the conclave on their arrival in authorized to remain within the The announcement here said there is Carried whole series Princes of the dinals a Church embraced attend the. Mass of the conclave until the election of a the Rome, they again take the ataie resignation was accepted. It of news and their stories, conjectures “brother” from behind the Holy Ghost offered by Cardinal oath in the of Pope must leave. . noted that since the death of Pius presence Cardinal anecdotes —with fantastic and Iron Curtain with visible affec- Tisserant, Dean of the Sacred Aloisi XII the Masella, Camerlengo of the office of absurd details which tion. A FULL HOUR is in a pontifical physi- are with- College of Cardinals. The Mass Holy Roman spent cian which Dr. Church. Galeazzi-Lisi had out foundation in every way.” Unable to is also attended officials and search of the conclave area, attend are Cardinal by As soon as the lengthy swear- held was automatically vacant. “Such a system of informing servants of the conclave. which covers several floors and Mindszenty of Hungary, who is ing-in of the Cardinals is com- the contrary to truth and The includes at least five buildings. THE RESIGNATION public in asylum at the American combined Julian and Sis- pleted, Cardinal Tisserant again GRATEFULLY ACCEPTED: Mrs. Richard McGuin- and its lega- The search is conducted demonstrating irresponsibility tion in tine choirs sing the hymn “Veni, addresses them. by Msgr. of the swift acceptance followed closely Budapest; and Cardinal He speaks brief- ness Dominican Guild presents a check for is, in short, deplorable and in Creator the Cardi- Dante, assisted by his masters of a series Stepinac, who has been confined Spiritus”* as ly of the task of of articles about the late be/ore them, the arch- $15,000 to Mother M. Dolorita, O.P. (center) for the no way does it corrdbpond to the nals enter the basilica how ceremonies, guards and Pope written by Dr. Galeazzi-Lisi by Yugoslav government to proper. great and heavy is their re- the mission entrusted to the The itect of the conclave area. infirmary building fund at the motherhouse of the and sold to Italian and his native village of JCrasic. hymn repeated when sponsibility. marty non- 10 of press,” the Vatican City daily The they enter the conclave Every minutes or so, one Sisters of St. Caldwell. in Italian conclave will be the first formally Only 13 of the Cardinals nres- Dominic, Taking part the newspapers. The Vatican concluded. Dante’s assistants calls out since the area is a motif of the Msgr. of the restoration of the con- ent have ever m ceremonies are Harold Ferraer, announcement resignation the Eng- participated “Exeunt Latin for guild president, and At same time, the Rome lish in 1850 which clave. The Cardinals themselves the election of loudly omnes,” made no reference to this. hierarchy at no a Pope. Taking Sister M. Alouise, Medical Association has started it “All leave.” Meanwhile, the 0.P., vicaress. English Cardinal will take sing every morning and after- part for the first time are the The articles written the part. search looks into drawers by an investigation to determine if noon before party Cardinal Griffin, England’s sole voting, until they three American Cardinals. doctor, includingpictures taken the series of articles and cabinets for possible photo- constitute a member of have on the new Is Elected the Sacred College, agreed tope. Slowly —and one by one—- Jerseyan in the room of the dying Pope, violation of medical ethics. died in graphic or communications equip- August, 1956, three members of the conclave are provoked a strong reaction from years AFTER MASS the ment. window FraternalPresident after the last Cardinals, They investigate A WEDDING the of the Italian consistory at which majority Pius wearing mourning purple for the recesses, rooms, and corridors SCRANTON, Pa. (NC) John! Red China XII named 24 new Cardinals. press. Silences late remain in their stalls for unauthorized Pope, persons. G. of was Cardinal Tien, S.V.D., who was Zupko Metuchen, N.J., RECEPTION In News to listen to Latin oration Three Valid At the end of the a veiled reference Death a on the search, Msgr. re elected of the Unit-! published of Pope's seriously injured in an automo- president AT TH* election of Dante others when the first article was printed, HONG KONG a Pope. and the return to ed Societies of a fraternal (RNS) Catho- bile accident near Ger- U.S.A., HOTEL lics Cologne, It is delivered Anto the Cardinal Dean and Cardinal L’Osservatore Romano, Vatican in communist China were last by Msgr. to organizatfbn for Byzantine Rite! many, summer, was expect- nio Ways a document City daily, said: kept in of the death of Bacci, Secretary of Papal Camerlengo and sign Catholics, at its 21st convention ignorance ed in Rome in time for the con- “In the most recenl issues of Pius Briefs to Princes. The oration, a attesting that the area has been here. Pope XII when the news clave. Elect supposedly serious and was flashed around the world. centuries-old tradition, exhorts completely cleared. The doc- weekly It w'as learned that the exiled Pope PLAZA the Cardinals is daily with reference For reasons of its to: ument a “rogito,” a step-by- publications, own, the Archbishop of was VATICAN the Peking mak- .CITY (NC) of actions in the to mournful circum- . the Roman account present Peiping government barred any ing the the fact . give Holy step trip despite that When the Sacred College of conclave which records for SPECIAL stances and the himself mention of the and Universal Church a capa- ,all JERSEY N. J. person Pontiff’s death by he was still in casts, and that his CITY of the deceased ble and suitable Cardinals enters the Sistine time the of the concave. * JOURNAL SOUARI great Pontiff, the communist or radio. shepherd in the history press doctors were accompanying him. Photo Xmas Cards briefest possible time, and with Chapel to choose anew Pope, FINALLY, THE one remairing PROVIDES: the greatest zeal, forsaking any it • probably will do so by bal- entrance, the door at the top of 1 DIGNIFIED BANQUET earthly consideration and keep lot. But there are two other the stairway of Pius IX, is closad. ROOMS (10 to 500) ing their eyes on God.” • The Noble Guard and Prince Cbi- SUPERIOR CUISINI the oration the recognized methods by which a Following Car- • MODEST PRICES and his assistants are the last Pope can be elected gi dinals and other members of the by accla- • CAREFUL ATTENTION mation and to leave the area. conclave form in procession, by compromise. Election the marshal outside whose order by acclaimation, or Together, TO ALL DETAILS is similar to the sec- is when and the governor inside close ToUphono Bridal Consultant ond procession in the late after- quasi-inspiration, all the Cardinals the tall door. It is locked from Oldfield 3-0100 noon when all enter the conclave present, without any the inside and outside. The mar- area. previous discussion, unanimously AMPLE PARKINO SPACI shal takes his choose anew Since the up position near AIR CONDITIONED The choir again sings the hymn Pope. Plus Postage and Pocking IAUTER new is the and orders his fam- to the Ghost. Pope proclaimed without doorway and order Holy Behind come Writ* for designs blank. ESTIMATES the the formality of voting, and with- ily flag hoisted to the top of the more than 100 conclavists RYAN PHOTO LAB CHEERFULLY GIVEN Vatican Palace’s statf. He whom the Cardinals have out negotiation or consultation, flag named Box 24 Chatham, N. J. PIANO CO. it is as a decision moved remains the ruler of Vatican City as personal atendants. regarded or inspired by the Holy Ghost until a Pope is elected. In a special place of honor proudly 300 presents and thus is known as "quasi-in- Inside are some persons walks Msgr. Alberto di Jorio, sec- cut off from the rest retary of the conclave. Behind spiration." completely Election by is when of the world. They remain so him come the Cardinals, flanked compromise “RIGOLETTO” the Cardinals —except in the case of serious Attention... entrust the choice by Noble Guards. These guards, to electoral sickness—until Christendom has who form an committee of * an honor guard for the Starring Cardinals neither less than anew leader, until the throne Pope alone, escort each Cardinal and Robert Merrill Jussi of Church School Bjoerling Roberta Peters —since each is three nor more than seven Peter is once again occu- Organizations considered a pos- agreeing that they will pied. on Radio Station WVNJ sible Pope. accept the choice. that can raise with one-hour Behind the Cardinals I guarantee you money a SUNDAY 620 on the dial—at 9:05 P.M. are prel-* All three methods are described ates of the show for children. No to or write Don’t miss the apostolic camera and magic obligation phone opportunity to hear this and recognized as valid in the magnificent prelate assistants to the throne, opera a source of 1945 ... enjoyment the years. Apostolic Constitution of OPEN to the through including Bishop Martin J. O’Con- HOB OWENS Pius XII, Vacantis Magician nor, rector of the North Ameri- Apostolicae LAUTER PIANO CO. Sedis, which the election PUBLIC 621 VALLEY can governs ROAD, UPP. MONTCLAIR, N. J. PI 4-4120 College. In the rear are other Fine Pianos Since 1862 of anew Pope. Quality lay and ecclesiastic official of —i Unox All the more lairtw, l tailor Hanoi Themoi Organ* the conclave. recent Papal <- From s4*s From s4*s elections have been decided by Communion Breakfasts IN THE LATE normal balloting procedure. Ordination Dinners 561 BROAD STREET, NEWARK N. J. afternoon the 2, procession to the Paul- But there were two instances Opin n«Uy thru Saturday ‘till • P.M , Wtdnea- proceeds Wedding Receptions day 'till ine of election by quasi-inspiration • P.M. or by Appointment. Chapel, a small chipel near Dining Room satisfaction/ In the 11th In the 1810 heat the Slstine Chapel. Here the cere- century. betfbf,., nH Lounge • Bar monies shutting off the conclave election, the people outside that y°rL conclave cried corned from the world begin. suddenly out for Standing in front of Michelan- '‘Altieri Papa,” and the choice of Cardinal Emilio Altieri was gelo's painting of the Last 2595 BOULEVARD SINCE 190? confirmed by the Cardinals. He Judgment, Cardinal Tisserant JERSEY CITY as Clement X. reads the Apostolic Constitution, reigned His immediate Bles- FUEL OIL and SERVICE ‘‘Vacantis Apostolicae Sedis,” successor, BURNER which the conclave. He sed Innocent XI, beatified by PETROLEUM HEAT AND POWER governs For Reservations Call COMPANY OF N, J omits Pius XII in October, 1956, was those parts carried out ear- HE 3-0962 972 BROAD STREET Newark, N J Ml 2-8130 lier. also elected by quasi-inspiration, the 1676 conclave and, in Though the Cardinals each had spite The Cardinals surrounded him in sworn to maintain the secrecy of of his resistance, each kissed his hand, proclaiming him Pope. URRICOSE UEIHS POAU Protests UHTt tout lAffWtl U.S. Cardinals’ and swollen limbs Vote for Pope WASHINGTON (NC)—A pro- respond to test by a militant anti-Catholic our super group against participation of the three American Cardinals in the sheer nylon election of anew Pope will be INVESTORS answered in due time, the U.S. ELASTIC State Department has • an- you CAN afford a nounced. 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Ntwm 0“»* tv wo rw Union ’ October 1958 City Stages 'Bernadette 24, THE ADVOCATE 7 TY T° c Nazi Arrest ommernorate the 100th anniver- as Bernadette in the title role. Escaped larv ofofthfl^MaHthe ' t fary Marian apparitions Other at Lourdes, the famed “Ver- prominent members of Pa S the cast include Madeline ? !?“ Players will Present Franz Werfel’s Ksuf- “SohVJr mann and McGuinn Parish ’ Joseph as to Honor S Veith ' ! AUdi,orlUm her' “ Ph the parents of St. Ev- Msgr. Oct. 25 and™ and Bernadette, 2 Tuttle Producer of elyn as her aunt, Warren the play is Rev. Hubert After Arliss, C.P. Directing the Blesses Hall er. Mary who Bishop veteran Bellacosa, has cast is Victor Bellacosa William played the difficult part of Ruth PASSAIC—Time Schreck is stage and distance Warned by a nazi official that director of the manag-| m “Veronica’s will be Imperial Depart- Veil,” seen war Austria from his separate pre arrest was imminent, Father ment of Commerce in Austria, Holy Trinity parish here. But one Veith fled to Holland and then to was ordained in St. Stephen’s Ca- who bridges the is New gap Msgr. York. thedral, Vienna, on July 13, 1930. Henry W. Veith, Holy Trinity His He spent six weeks with first assignment was as as- pastor, and his church career wiil WE PAY friends in and sistant at a church in small Ridgewood on a be recalled here on Oct. 26 in Nov. 5, 1939, was assigned to town near there. A year later dual ceremonies at which Bishop Holy Trinity Church. Later he he was back in Vienna as as- will McNulty, preside. became administrator of sistant at Church of the Exalta- The will the Bishop first bless the tion of the parish and in 1946 was named Holy Cross. newly-remodeled auditorium of pastor at St. Boniface, Pater- In the two years following the Christ the King, after which he son. He returned to Holy Trin- socialistic revolution in 1934 be will speak in the auditorium at ity as pastor in 1951. erected 14 mission chapels and °/ a testimonial dinner honoring Both built St. Joseph the Laborer Veitb. Occasion the Paterson and Passaic Msgr. will be a Church of which he became /C churches were remodeled and parish tribute to the pastor who modernized under his direction. first pastor. was invested with the robes of a He also Besides the Bishop, Domestic supervised extensive re- speakers Prelate by the Bishop at the testimonial will pairs on include on Oct. 19. Holy Trinity School, the PASTOR House of Catholic trustees Matthias Rugel and Dr. MEMORIALIZED: Bishop McNulty blesses Action on IN A church and the Frank Leonhardt, Gordon Can- memorial monument at Our of Victories SENSE, Msgr. Veith is grounds, remodel- Lady Church, field and the of INTEREST at Holy Trinity only because ing of the auditorium. Mayors Passaic, Paterson, honoring the late Msgr. Christian A. Clifton and Garfield. Toastmaster Pfister, there was such a man as Having been born in Vienna, it j Mary Bellacosa of the Adolph pastor church for 22 years until 1955. Hitler. seems natural will be Joseph Prefladish. Solo- OH Taking After Hitler conquered that he's an ac- YOUR SAVIHGS ACCOUHT part in the Austria in the of complished musician and ists will include Mrs. Louis Lev- Johnson as Dean Peyramaie, ceremonies were James A. Smith and Rev. Spring 1938, the serves then Father Veith on the Commission of Sacred and Mr. and Mrs. John Marilyn McKay as Mother Vau- Thomas J. was suspended jendusky from to Boyle, present pastor, who collaborated in Chairman $lO $25/000 Lawrence from teaching duties there Music and Liturgy in Paterson. jHemmerling. and sec- zous, Buckley as May- the memorial as a project. of the old retary for the dinner are Stephen er Lacade, John O’Connor as - he “supporter regime.” FATHER VEITH, son of the |Tremmel and Herman Kopitar. chief of police and Thomas Mona- THE ST -fl han as Dr. Dozous. Unique Organization Seats for all' FIRST NATIONAL performances will Closing Ceremonies BAXK be reserved. Reservations may be Pilgrimage made at the rectory, 1309 Central 'JERSEY CITY m Ave., or by Union 5-?3i5. of Catholic LOURDES CENTENNIAL ji- phoning Society Apostolate 30 to 30, Member: Federal January Fabrwary 1939 Deposit Insurance Corporation Veterans Breakfast Federal Reserve System Schedules 1st National Under th* Spiritual Leadership of In Hudson Nov. 2 Meeting Complete banking services including "Personalized" JERSEY CITY Hudson PENNSAUKEN A Hit religious Grace. She will talk on Catholic Frank Ixcallancy special checkingaccounts, business and C. Mirabile of Baltimore personal loans County Chapter, Catholic War society in which the laity holds Action in the family. Also sched- will receive the Queen of the Most Rev. John J. MAIN OFFICE: rank Wright, D.D. WESTERN Veterans, will hold its annual equal with priests and reli- uled is address SLOPE OFFICE: an on the coura- citation for 0n« Apostles his contri- ExchanjePlace,JerseyCity Boulevard family Communion breakfast gious will hold its first national at Thorne Street geous Catholic. butions Bishop of Worcester ‘BERGEN SQUARE OFFICE: to the society. David L. •HOBOKEN OFFICE: Nov. 2 after the 9 a m. Mass at convention at Eustace 870 Berjen Avenue Bishop HEADING founder and 47 Newark Street Our of High School here THE convention res- McManus, president •OLD BERGEN OFFICE: Lady Assumption Church, on Oct. 26, Feast PARIS, LISIIUX, ROUIN, ORLIANS, lOURDIS (Par CUalue t»r»innnl«l WEST NEW YORK OFFICE: olutions committee is Rev. Jo- of Helicon Press, will receive the 2400 Hudson Boulevard Bayonne. of Christ the King. of th« Cant.nnlol Jublloo Y Mr), NICI, MONACO, ROML 440—60th Street Blessed Vincent Pallotti citation •PALISADE AVENUE OFFICE: Chairman is Anthony Varsilone. The society is the seph Torti, S.A.C., of St. PhiliD's. •HARRISON OFFICE: Society of in of his Alt-Inclusive Rate: Palisade Avenue at St Serving on the committee recognition efforts to $995.00 Ferry 406 Harrison Avenue Speaker will be Jerry Molloy of the Catholic Apostolate in which are Stella Zazzali promote greater in For (•■•rvofiom and Wmtroltd JookloA Contoi l •Free the Hoboken the of St. sand participation parking evailabU of tries* offices. Department of Rec- priests are known as the Pal- Philip reation. Andrew Lioi of Baltimore. the liturgy of the Church. atine Fathers. The first conven- CATHOLIC TRAVEL OFFICE tion will be Two presentations will be restricted to the re- Dupont Circle Building e Weehlngt— t, B- C. made during the convention. SUPPORT cently organized Eastern Prov- Catholic schools. ince which has headquarters in Baltimore. ■ Approximately 700 people arc expected at the convention, in- 553 BROADWAY cluding some 200 from North AAA - SPORT CENTRE •«». JJHi ond I4th StrMti S% t; Jersey where the Pallottine Fa- iAYONNI OPEN THURS. thers have three parishes, all in MONDAY, and FRIDAY to 9, TUES., WED. and SAT. to 6 the Newark A Archdiocese. A Brand New ACCORDING TO Rev. G.J. Car- WE REDEEM DAIRY MAID and SPEEDY cich, S.A.C., of the provincial of-: I STAMP BOOKS! the REFRIGERATOR- fice, society “is as unique as I it is unknown.’’ The society, he | said, “is an association of Cath- FREEZER reiardless of their L olics, state in j life, forming one moral body " Cold Weather Combination “Within the society are three | Specials! general Chtit and Upright Frt«z«rt classes, grouped ac- | FULL Alio Available cording to functions: workers, THREE RACKS OF For spiritual contributors and ma- LESS than you are now terial contributors. 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Curtis, Immaculate Conception Sem- We succeeded Americans in getting kings out “If thou art the Son of God throw is editor Box, of temptation: inary, Darlington, Ramsey P.0., of The Question our political We not succeeded in system. have thyself down ... He will his give angels charge Questions be submitted to him for answer in this column. them out of our may getting psychological system. over thee.” This was the third temptation: “The The word is still of Q. Will you explain to me ers of your children will likely part our working vocabulary. devil showed him all the kingdoms of the world Its most how a Catholic funeral under- obtain for the gift of Faith frequent use is in connection with the and the of and he said to ‘All you glory them, him, and the size. A ’’ taker can act ai the man in great privilege of be- cigarette—king personable Hollywood ac- these will I give thee.’ • the Catholic tor; noted for his old the case that I am writing longing to Faith. enduring charm is familiarly This confrontation is the perennial story of referred to as about? With such fine Catholics in your "the king.” Nor can we forget that man. Jesus allowed no exception for Himself. we have “queens” of from But His choice A. Since the details of the case family, do you not find yourself everything the Junior was exceptional—the crown He Prom to the festival. In are of no concern to our other wishing to be as well off spiritu- potato the Middle Ages chose, the throne He chose, the scepter He chose; the ladies I do not set them down. ally as they are? and the gentlemen bowed in the the thorns, the cross, and the withered reed. This readers, pres- As for ence Let me just say to the one who your immediate worry, of the king. In our age young ladies swoon kind of king and kingdom did not get very far let me mind at rest. I for the croon or old men with His locked wrote me that I cannot undertake put your king, render question- countrymen up as they were in without cannot in able fealty to a movie their materialistic to judge anyone knowing guarantee that'burial queen, preferably a for- dreams, and it does not get the full facts. I know that the Catholic cemetery will be eign import from France. The kings and king- very far with our countrymen who are locked you up but in view of doms of our world tried to set down them all; but granted you, your are preponderantly of this in their materialistic dreams. They prefer an up- world. you gave your side of the family and your own faithfulness holstered cross and foam rubber thorns, if these me Man is Perhaps there is some- to the promise you made to rear perennially confronted with the two things must be retained as symbols. problem. thing that the other side would them as Catholics, I am reason- kingdoms. Jesus was confronted with the two king- It is first of all necessary that the Christian doms at the of his realize that there is have added that you did not. ably sure that such a favor would beginning ministry. The ex- an encounter and a choice. pression “The Even if your case is completely be given you, provided you do not Kingdom of Heaven” was on ev- He has to walk with one foot in the kingdom of as you state I could not to have any change of heart to make eryone’s lips, and the dream of that kingdom was this world and one foot in the kingdom of heaven, it, try in defend the actions of indi- you unworthy of this special every Jewish heart. Their ideas of the “king- but it is in this kingdom that his heart must be any favor. dom” were conditioned centuries of tradition which vidual. Maybe he was wrong. He by fixed, to his dedication and his loyalty Q. Would be so and would not be the first do . you good as centuries of foreign oppression. Their patri- must be given. He must never forget the word one to a ots dreamed o< wrong to another. The fact that to write something about back- a kingdom of political freedom. of the Master that a man cannot be slave to two he is biting and malicious gossip. Their warriors dreamed of a kingdom won by masters. a Catholic and an under- taker does him much in A. What better could I say than glorious victories. Their hungry dreamed of a In the struggle the Christian must hold fast put very of Jesus the to the total vision public view so that his wrongs that which the Baltimore Cathe- kingdom bread. preached mystery of Christ the King. Calvary is of the get more chism says and explains in its kingdom. not the total picture. He is reminded of the total publicity than the Jesus’ of and No. 3 edition. encounter with the kingdoms of this vision every time he hears the Gloria wrongs men women in of the Under the Command- world was dramatic and ether walks of life Eighth sudden. Immediately Mass—qui sedes ad dexteram Patris— MALE and FEMALE At St. Charles JOHN J. MURPHY. HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK AGED, CONVALESCENT, and NEWARK Newark magis- 4s You'lllike trate FREE PARKING IN JMSIY Robert A. McKinley will be THE CITY IN tAYONNI CHRONICALLY ILL BRASS HORN the All at St. • speaker at the first annual CONDITIONED Montgomery Wathingten Staadway at twenty. Third St. * Roor Jack at Wilkin,on Ava. Communion BonqwlBanquet Rooms Availablo for tan IN OUTTINIISO breakfast sponsored lptcialiiln| In HOMI MADI j A 3-0303 Cantral Ava. Sowar, St. • 44 th St. Blgslow by the £ • naar at Serf an tine Ava. Holy Name and Rosary Open Daily * Pavenia Ava., at Orava St. IN HOIOKiN Societies of Ravioli Cavatelli Your Pleasure j St. Charles Borromeo RESXI Z°£ZOrend IN. Elizabeth, N. 4. * Liconiad Stata of N. J. 40 Jawrnal Square A Diver Pilot St. by at Church on Nov. 2. Manicotti * OPIN • ONI OF MONDAY IVININO OPIN PDIDAY IVININO PARKING NEWARK'S RESTAURANTS AREA Breakfast will be held in the 3 7! Mtwbor Fgdtrol D#i Insurant# Corporation PRIVATE BANQUET ROOMS SIRVINO THE ULTIMATE In Itallnn t school hall after 9 am. Mass Food*. UncUr Personal Supervision All feode cooked por order. Chairman is Thomas A. Pierce. AULISE’S • HTU lIVINTO - ALSO •IZZIRIA • Edward V. Webber will be toast- Located on cor. master. Bloomfield and Clifton Aves., Newark A* ROUND AIR 925-31 W*st Sid* Ave. One Slock from Sacred h1 CONDir/Ov, Hoar! Cathedral v HUmholdt S.SSS* - 1-9777 J*r»*y City. HE 3-8945 do.ed To.Mt.yo Gross Blue Plans THE ORIGINAL ISIS IST. OFBN DAILY Breakfast Oct. 26 lINISI ALPSTfO'S SWISS CHALET Banquet and NEWARK Employes of the Serlee and Continental Kitchen New Jersey Blue Cross and Blue - restaurant „ Shield plans will hold their first HSS luncheon Dinner Wedding annual Communion ALSO A LA CAITI RAMSEY, N. J. EmFfie Circle breakfast no. M 1 Mo" *>'•*•■ o-«l f|ff Oct. 26 at the Hotel Essex ¥ VIhPIII'"* *•» Banquet. House * 1 DAvW 7-MOO 4 Bw ■ Tirhunt (*0441 after Mass at St. Patrick's Pro- COCKTAIL LOUNOI POMPTON LAKH H. I - U 1 lean JOJ - Patecen-Hembe,, Tucnptke Cathedral. Speakers will include THREE CROWNS Mxgr. “" -Aft* RESTAURANT Mvmtwr Thomas J. NATIONAL SKURTKO MORTICIANS Sainna Conroy, archdiocesan HITCHIN' POST INN SMORGASBORD r m* m ®*< foraltn raunimi Only ruoatal representative for hospitals, and WEDO LUNCHEONS t'lmlofi la Nana Kudwa nuMini ihla aarvlra . . . DINNERS Covelle Newcomb of Long Is- UNION. N. J. Always Up-To-Datt land. Msgr. Ralph J. Glover will ... BANQUETS MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY Üba« Koi law la data In 01.a,. up e.a.yMung partawing la Ivna.ol say Grace. Chairman and toast- 3RUETER S Who. Ne. n Motoring Tint Hie "V N. molian At a*fdanta - 0«. Ullio Madam •outi Dancing Nightly Monti." ipmrH. J. Hama and awi M.*K master are Mrs. Anna M. Keelen Siundoid af • 4ar*tta. attuning avaiy family af Mia San fattibla MUrdock 6*4666 famous for its and J, Albert Durgom, respec- Luncheom and Dinners JJ food Valua and t»H>a Setufooiaa - AM at a Mon wiMim dial, C maani. tively. All CONDITIONED POf TOU| COMPOIT Ve / ~"»Y Dinln* at Modor.to trie., 4*' 'r*' full coursi ‘TRADITIONALLY YOURS FOR 34 YEARS" LEBER Theology for Laity FUNERAL HOME LAKE mohawk NEW tree. |liM DINNERS CORN it JOrti IT. YORK—”>l*ll—Truth or SUNDAY II te J P.M and lOULIVARD, UNION CITY SR Fiction” will be the fifth LUNCHfON ART A, N. J. TELEPHONES UNion 3-1100-1101 lecture it DINNERS COCKTAIL LOUNOI SPECIAL Omr Strt In the Theology for the Laity ee- OCCASIONS ut u AwsitskU fa Etary Fsmily LUNCHEON rie* on Oct, 29. The Ulka are RffrJUu ot FmsmiUl ComJiltom American • German • given by Rev. Boaaventure !•!) Swim CsUm Op.e 7 Doyi i«fy Md Crowley, O P., In St Vincent RED COACH INN CLOSTER. N. J. Avy. tram 12 eoee M «MHng rnmr'a Hall herp- K SCHOOL DAYS: Twins, Michelle and Michael, share delights of the St. Joseph’s Village kindergarten with Sister Hilary Marie. CHAPEL: St. Joseph’s Village is “dedicated to the care and education of children that they may grow in age and grace and wisdom into great citizens of our country and faithful members of Holy Mother Church.” The spirit is captured above as a girl, her brother and a Sister of St. Joseph pay a visit to the lovely chapel. and REUNION: Before St. Joseph's Village tot girls boys three differ- were cared for by the Sisters of St. Josep in se[?]rated by miles. ent homes; Sisters and brothers were for Scenes like the Now all the children are cared together big sister, Sally, SUPPER TIME: “Just like a mother” -Sister Gemma fastens bibs in above, as little Joan bestows loving hug [?] in the corridor, the village. the junior dining room. when they meet are co[?]mon at At St. Joseph’s Village—A Family at Home * nac k rooms in each and even five f By Anna Mae Buckley tomorrow would be a lovely day, two, three, four, shop, while you are in- “ take all the children which have been re- cottag/But ROCKLEIGH ’Twas the first at that she’d children, night Rockleigh, vestia’ n 2> *he’s off in tha cor- on a delightful walk all around united at the village after year* into a little and all the house . eking boy’s through . that. But there of In the other ner Rockleigh, . . was separation ala cavity, or stopping to it isn’t a “house.” It is St. Vil- homes. mou/ Well, exactly Joseph’s no need to continue; everybody or inquiring about a was hug 7 toddler, lage, $4,000,000, 17-building, self-sustaining plant de- sound asleep. Brothers and sisters wait for UheProgress of a child with a to care for 208 children. the times at dinner, at play, signed dependent THE LISTENING DEVICE is handicap, in the corridor of the IspJfch And you couldn’t say “not a village’s one of many features of St Jo- Mother School /verything about the village creature was stirring,” the Evangelista j night as dark as the shade-drawn room: seph’s Village designed to ktep /s been arranged to make the when can sec each other. j the last contingent of kiddies ar- they “That we have to know our num- the children and lov- safe, happy Girls in their little lost of the family idea. No rived at the because in bers. .” drop on village, . ingly tended. The village will bo institutional the sisters curl their or share ybng tables, the little girls’ cottage panic had Soon all six to hair, occupants of the dedicated by Archbishop Boland Jrhildren eat at tables for sis a bar, or just talk. BED TIME: Tots Carmen, Debra and Denise had been a broken loose. room were counting “One, Oct. 26 at 3 candy i enjoying on p.m. brother!” has or eight with a Sister presiding four. "That’s my sociable visit after curfew in the little girls’ until Sister two, three, . .” but nobody Each cottage approximates a like mother at the head. Young- cottage, Angelus IT HAD BEGUN with a tot- ring of pride and affection J could five. It was home witn wind of it and arrived to break it How did she find eized the get beyond aw- large-family a sters come In from school to got up. out? Why, whisper breaking bed ful. might not have in the backyal “mother” like Sister Zita find Sister cookies the electric device in her which tells her who is time silence: “Sister we’re of a that has not kiwi preparing through listening room says little voice family Finally one spoke Marie who washes and irons, and milk in the snack room. big girls now and we’re going the sorrow of separation. / coughing, crying, or having an unauthorized chat, in the dorm. up in last-ditch tones: “The shines tiny shoes, listens to Into first grade tomorrow. Do Each young villager gets a only thing to do is cry.” Then troubles, serves as jump-rope THE THREE institutions fn' know what that means 7” It teaches you followed weekly allowance, too. sounds from the other “turner,” and keeps an ale and which the children have Jnc From the next bed them to be Sister Dolo- came tones five thrifty, that indicated crying could ear tuned to the night sounds were old and, for the mostJ rt . rosa says, and lets them have be managed without pretense. of the dorm. without facilities./ihe adequate all their own. The al- “We’ll and we’ll tell the something cry, Sis- Some of the Sisters serve new are si as cottages (there lowance per child is 50 cents; ter: ‘We don’t want to go to “mother” chil- dwell in to as many as 20 youngsters brighflecor a system of for mis- first And "docking" grade.’ Sister will say: with their own bur#* and dren. Spreading mother's love is desks, deamors diminishes it a nickel NOW... ‘All dears. Cs right, You don't have but the manual chores closets their own ®nd GOOD are LIGHT jeasy, for each offense. to to the nasty old first go grade. mountainous, and the Sisters are toothbrush racks. f ’’ (One lad who'd managed to a We’ll just play today’. looking for lay men and women One litle who come boy, ip misbehave himself completely out to lend a hand as “house parents” from the t# s home THAT WAS ENOUGH for Englewood of funds made such an © Sis impres- in each which consisted of lake-shift "’akes reading easier... SiL ter Zita cottage. sion on Mother Patricia on a re- Marie, C.S.J., a motherly since the fire, de- sympathetic who loves "her quarters 19* cent visit that the Superior Gen- type, CURRENTLY there are 165 first lighted so in his show the DIVIDENDS babies,’’ one. Sister Zita eral reached into her own pocket, CREDITED every children, aged three to 14, at the had been night at Rockleigh, #t he beg- after his to more AND COMPOUNDED listening to the whole lived at extracting promise pleasant! village. They formerly to be allowed#® "(?>> in on an electrical device ged try harder next week.) thing Barbara Givemaud Horae, North again” after he wa*nished and tfmos a which pipes the sounds of the Bergen (for tots); St. ytorl Joseph's dressed. 1 THE CHILDREN arc taught in cottage’s four dorms into her sit- Home for Girls. Jersey City, and the School a "My very own!’fra* in- Mother Evangelista by Fundi Insured to $lO,OOO ting room. St. Home for Joseph’s Boys, En- credulous ion heard different set of Sisters from those U.s. Oov't by Instrumen- “I’ve got to go to them,” she Cliffs. exclay glewood the vilJe as the chil who serve as house-mother. So tolity. Sava in porton or throughout i told the other Sisters who weie Now they are one big happy confusion between moil dren moved in. W neatness of there’s no by ... wo pay post- listening with her. (Sister Zita family, delighting in the modem drawers teacher and "mother." And the ogo both ways. Logoi for I thV closets and Ircau could not see what amused the conveniences of the Trust Funds. village and latter will even listen to school $1 starts an attest to the nefound pleasure Sisters so.) in the fact that all to- .. they are account. they take in atl*t having their gripes, up to a point.' It took only minutes and a few gether. without doubt that own possession# To prove a soothing words. Sister Zita said There are several families of rut A AMU HO Hbo Jtroof the mother-child relationship ex ocrooo In addition I attractive liv- ists, and works, at St. Joseph's ing quarters*the youngster* Village, let's have a look at what MOHAWK have many* other facilities Sister Zita did the day kinder- SAVINOS A LOAN ASSN. which reprept an advantage children have. garten opened 40 CooMtorto St. Nowork 1, N. J. over what |ti three In Mltrhol 1-1650 She had youngsters They haw a six-bedroom in- her cottage who were due to Ssrz WTO. IW. Advocate section, Dotty, W, • Ml The la firmary wiipmergency •tart school that day. Sister doctors anJlentists visiting re- October 24, 1958 11 aJnodern school with Zita gave them their baths, gularly, dressed them to shining per- small clJps. a kindergarten fection, took them down the which is * fairyland of inv'tmg i I w^iii’i'i’i ! i’ii)!Wiiww!iMiwiWjiiwwCTiwaOTßitwmi3!ii»iriHiiii?iii!«!iii!Bi:ii 1904 - OUI s4i*» -19 M Ipossible for the children to go TUI ■ school, dinner, library or cap of d.ars a ■ without stepping out Institutional ... helps Beautify Home, too! V MODERN AND FUNCTIONAL OUTSTANDING % Cleaning Supplies for though it U, the inauguration o( Chase gloom! Bring In more light! PROFESSIONAL CLEANING I>l Joseph* Village will not 90USM • MOOMt • HUSH It [change the philosophy of love id AM CAN I • MATS • *OA9 Youll keep eyes strong and give your home a "lift I'. personal attention which the Sis WAX • 5909401S • 9MU CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING sters of St. Joseph of Newark fol • TOlin 9A9H in low caring for dependent chili • **0991 NO IQUI9MINT JANCOVIUS BREHM'S dren. tmn 9A911 • 9A910 lOWtll • CU9S CLIANINO PLANT ON *VO CLIANIMO CO. IN KANT rnmd Walking through the village FVBLICQj^SERVICB 1070 Mognolia Avo 271 Str#*t 1H So. Orango Avo. ON IOCATtON with Sister Dolorosa, the uperi WayN MWO omnn m N. l>»< »* a itias of that. Sister Now ark, N. J. KUzaboth, N. J. or, assures you is Jtrtay City, H. J. proud to show off the classrooms. ■ Mltcholl 2.1 S3S PUiMbro 1.1100 barber v tbe beauty parlor'' and THE 12 ADVOCATE October 24, 1958 Clip and Save This Listing Pius The Pope XII’s to next listing will appear in The Advocate Nov. Legacy TV, Movies 7. of be obtained movie H. Legion Decency ratings, may by By William Mooring affection for peoples who everywhere never MA 3-5700 The might hope to vis)i stood, at least In Its calling Monday through Saturday from 10 hour Papal letters and address- St. great and Only an or two after the Peter’s, see the timeless Va a.m. to 4 es of Pope Pius XII momentous if our p.m. Holy Father’s the on the com- ican art conflicts, eyes death, TV net- treasures, or hear tig were works munication arts, together with his Sistine closed to the faults which reverently beamed into choir, might do in thei brilliant 1957 so often give rise to those conflicts. our vivid but encyclical, “Miran- local theaters Morel by the New York office of the homes tender re- or inside their ow rating da Prorsus” Pride, unbounded ambition, lust National of Decency wllh coopers-,; minders of, his wonderful life in (“Remarkable In- homes. Legion, for lion of Motion. Picture Department, Inter- ventions”), bequeath to the power, infidelity, MOVIES the service of God and man. world Pope Pius again injustice, national Federation of Catholic Alumnae. of • and again re theatrical ideas a depravity such, are r4,ln b It was fitting legacy as vealed his deep unhappily, » > William Mooring, Advocate movie critic understanding o the ** rich in marks of the characters and ‘Outstanding "“ixcollent “Good ‘Fair x Weak that the “re- charitable understanding, practical problems faced by those of actions . markable as profound in wisdom many . . and history in- guiding who, through commercial or edu is and as clear and rich in interwoven with them. ventions’’ de- prophet- cational uses of TV, movies and 'bitterly Morally ic “But it is one know Unobjectionable for Everyone significance, as are thing to veloped during the en- radio, assume AU * of tremendous per- svil and to seek at Sea Hell's Five Hours California Pius cyclicals Leo XIII to the world from philosophy Ambush Cimarron Xll’s illus- sonal responsibility for >nd at Hell Ship Mutiny Rawhide Trail of influence, religion its Paaa labor. explanation and Hong Kong Affair Return to Warbow trious reign good or evil, upon the earth’s ure: Andy Hardy Cornea How to Murder Rich Rising ** quite another to make it a of the Moon should be so Home •• POPE PIUS millions. Uncle •• Kocaabilly Baby XII, pre-eml- evil) an of Apache well object spectacle and Territory I Accuse Rock-a-bye Baby powerfully Only last Martin Around the World nently aware of the social Im- month, Bishop smusement.’* In In Between Rooney • used J. Eighty Days to flash pact and moral O’Connor, rector of the North The International Run Silent. Run Deep •• of written and spoken works Attack o< the Puppet across the earth responsibility American It. the Terror From Sabu and the Mag|c Rina the arts and College in re- People sciences, revealed Rome, Pope Pius XII abound in Beyond Space Saga of Hemp Brown f just Badman's pictures of ported that County It’s Great to Be Young St. Louis ** amazing insight and under “Miranda Prorsus” nd lucid of the value Barbarian Blues “The appraisal and Geisha •• James Dean Story Seven Hills of Rome ••• People’s within one “has •• standing of year become the the Bl* Beat Joe Dakota •• TV, motion pic- t communication arts and t Sheepman and the sound of Bridae River Kwa] Pope,” of his voice tures, radio and source anew spirit of the le on Last of the Fast Guns Sierra Baron kindred media. obligations assumed by those Buchanan Bidet Alone Let's raised in he a postdate Rock Sing Boy Sing •• blessing as . moved He was . . among Catholics so serve Campbell's Kingdom Light the first Pope to make or support them. in the Forest Smiley Gets a Gun his in the Captain From Kolpenlck through busy, life. full field of radio Littlest Hobo Snowflre saintly use of these to movies, and Pope Pius leaves for those Chase spread the in a Crooked Lone There was comfort here for television.” Ranger and Lost Space Children sor- word of God. Shadow • |V, movies and radio, and all City of Gold Story of Mankind • rowing Cinerama South Seat Han millions; encouragement, He too from God’s Story of Vickie opened to film and TV cam- OF patronize them, a charita-. Adventure for those who would TELEVISION and the fam- Country Street of Darkness too, strive to eras the Cole Oun- hallowed halls of the k, but crystal clear Younger. Manhunt Jungle Summer Love be ily, Pope Pius XII wrote: warning • worthy of his “The fighter Marcelllno wise, fatherly Immortal so that unless Tale of Two Cities City millions special "the remarkable in- Country Music Mark power which television <|t Holiday of the Hawk Tank Force •• •• ißentions” Cowboy Matchmaker of of our times are de- Tarzan’s Fight for Life enjoys giving pleasure within Crash Landing * Merry Andrew •• Ten Command- the to in- Damn •• v4*ped serve, ennoble, Citizen •• •••• family circle ... is of great Missouri Travelers ments foil Dangerous Exile and uplift, they PASSAIC Money. Women and This Is Russia importance since it can contrib- inevitably JUBILEE: Davy Bishop McNulty congratulates Guns Three Brave * mit • Men THE ute to the enslave, even submerge, Deep Six Mustang HOST religious life, the intel- Rev. John D. of St. Thundering Jets Gaspar Stephen’s Church, Passaic, Diamond Safari lectual m^pnd. Night to Remember Thunder Over Tanglei development and the hab- Enemy Below ••• after latter celebrated Mass in for No Time for Ser Time Lock its of thanksgiving his 25 Escapade in Japan •• those who make the geants Torpedo Run PROUDLY ANNOUNCES up Escape as from Red Rock Old Man and the Toughest in . . years Guy family pastor. naming Frontier CUP Conference Sea •••• Tombstone Fort Massacre Again, acknowledging that not Octet Trial at the Vatican From Hell •• to Texas Old all TV or film shows Yeller Underwater Warrior** can be de- Ghost of China Sea •• To Meet Oct. 24 One That Got Away Up In Smoke for Giant From signed children and recogniz- the Paradise Lagoon White Huntress EMIL I Unknown Paris Holiday that White Wilderness ing evil, as a fact of human WASINGTON of Columbus Gideon (NC)—World ec- Knights of Scotland Yard Pather Panchali Wild Heritage Gift of Love •• experience, has a rightful place onomiciand politics as they af- Plunder Road Windjammer NOTED CHEF Girl Most Likely • Proud •• in the XII fect pe|e will be discussed in Rebel Wolf Dog drama, Pope Pius South Golden Age of Comedy Pursuit Orange Council—The an- 2 at of the blessed of Graf Spec •• World Was His Jury * wrote: two Assumption Handle With Care ** Formerly of the Miami ses»ns of the annual con- nual council QuantrtU’s Raiders Young Land Algiers Hotel, Beach, retreat will be held Virgin High Flight !;. j “It ference the Catholic Mary Church, Jersey City. Raiders of Old is essential that produc- t Associa- this weekend at San Alfonso Fla. and the Sun Swim tion for Re- Speakers will include Rev. Joseph Valley Club. Now ers of television films fternational Oct. super- take care Peace, treat West Morally Unobjectionable House, End, and Loy- Taylor, S.J., Chief Magistrate for not to preserve intact 24-26. ola the of only . . .. \ Retreat House, Morristown. |j preparation fabulous American- Nicholas Castellano of Newark, Adults and Adolescents honorable principles, but also Tom Murray has been named and Austin J. Fitzgerald of the NEW MOVIES: Cosmic Frontier Continentalfood. be on special guard against the of the blood Monster; Crawling Eye; Gun; Workers chairman bank com- Railroad. | which Telephone Pennsylvania Last Hurrah; Wisdom’s Way danger the young may mittee. On the schedule are a Toastmaster will be Patrick J Accused List Helen Morgan Story Rida perhaps faU into if they are Repeat Memorial Mass Appointment a Violent Mile Day for Nov. 15 and With ■ Hell Squad BUDGET Silver, vice president of the Su- Robbery Under Arm* DINNERS START AT present at shows Shadow Hot $1.95 intended for NEWARK 1 a Charity Ball Nov. Angel Roden Catholics working 21. Anchor Club of America Astounding She preme Monster Houseboat Saddle the •• gr6wn-ups.” • Wind for the Cos. Attila How to Bell-elephone will Benedict XV Council, Cliffside Chairman is John J. Rutkowski. Make a Monster Safecracker Awakening Hunters •• hold their antal Scotland Yard Dragnet ON THE retreat day at Park—A Memorial Mass Big Country Illegal TOPICAL subject of will be She Demons THE Seton Hall Bitter Victory I Married HOST RESTAURANT trends UArsity on Nov. offered at a Monster Showdown prevalent toward stark re- 1, Holy at Boot Hill Rosary Church, Motor Club Plans Black Tide I Married alism with conferenc* conducted a Woman s Snorkel 2#4J HUDSON in film and TV the being Nov. 9 at 9 a.m. Ex- Blob Imitation General •• UVD, JOURNAL SQ. JERSEY shows, Edgewater, Space Master CITY, N. J, by Rev. Blonde Blackmailer In Father with WilliauNoe Field of Se- amination of Mass and the Money Suicide Holy great clarity candidates and ex- Breakfast dlood Arrow Battalion Joy Ride ton Hall. ••• Tall Stranger outlined to be emplification of the second de- NEWARK Bravados Kill Her principles respect- Employees of the Gently Tarawa Beachhead Bull whip ed all The will Kings Go Forth *• Savings Insured to $lO,OOO by who would bring social day art with Mass gree is scheduled for Nov. 11. Motor Club of America will hold Camp Teenage Bad Qirl Earn 3% on Blood Island Last Bridge Teenage Caveman and dramatic truth to “the ideal at 10:30 in the u|r e cnaoel. a Mass with Case Against Brooklyn •• HOME rsity special a prayer for Law it Jake Wade Terror In MORTGAGE LOANS Summit Council—District City of a Texas Town film.” Conferences will Dep- Fear Legend of the Lost h held before motorists on Oct. 26 at Sacred s Thing That Couldn't Die Theodore Zmuda Colossus ol New York Legion uty presided at of the Doomed Thunder Road • ALEXANDER and after lunch Heart Cathedral Count Five and Die •• HAMILTON SAVINGS In an address to film aithe day will at 9 a.m. Follow- Line Up Time to people installation of officers Crosa-Up Love and a close with at Our Lisa a Holjtaour. Chair- ing Mass Catholic will Time to Die •• and (1955), Pope Pius said: “Surely employes Cry Baby KLllcr Macabre LOAN ASS'N Lady of Peace School, New Prov- True Story man is Mrs. Curse of the of Lynn human life not be under- Mari| and. .m breakfast at the Military Park Demon Man Gun • I COLT ST* would idence. Frederick Behre is or Stuart IST SH I-SSIJ N. grand Curse of Faceless Man Man Who PATIRSON, J. of East Orange. 1 Hotel. Died Twice Vertigo • assisted Dangerous Youth Naked knight, by Raymond Coo- and the Dead Viking Women and the will Date With Disaster Dr. Frank Speakers include Ed- New Orleans After Dark Sea Serpent UNITED ney, Robina, Peter Sti- Dateline Tokyo Once pope pius xn IRISH COUNTIES ward J. New Sec- Upon a Horse Voice In the Mirror of James Patten, Jersey Day of the Bad Man Oregon ASSOCIATION Day Recoll[?]tion valo, Connors, Bernard Passage Villa An OF N Y. retary of State, and Rev. John Demoniaque Paths of Inspiring Homan Document of Faith John Glory War of the Colossal Landry, Mannion and Art Flame Barrier TINTH ANNUAL Premier May Beast dramatic Set for Hourihan, director of the Mt. Car- Flood Tide story of hia heroic the Hiberias Menzie. Quiet American • pie struggle against evils of War of the Satellite* mel Guild for the Fly Raintree Fascism and his tremendous COYTESVILLE Apostolate County When Hell Communism, efforts for told m Feis Winner TUncient Fort Dobbs Broke Loose peace, Concert New Railroaders Reluctant Debutante •• more 100 Jersey Anchor Deaf. The invocation Will be given Forty •• Whole Truth than dramatic SEE His Present Order of Hibernians art Guns Return of Dracula pictures. Holiness as a young Winners In the Senior Ladies Wink of Eye boy, Club—The 13th annual Commun- Rev. Francis Boland Gunfire at Indian Gap an a Priest, a SEE Competition! In Music, Sons and by of Our Revenge of Frankenstein Witness the young Bishop ... His Holiness assuming the throne Auxiliary will hold V Gunsmoke in for Dance In the theiiy enth ion breakfast will Tucson Ride a Crooked Mile of ISSB Feta, and be held Nov. Lady of the Valley, Prosecution ••• his Church ... SEE His Holiness audience annual of Orange. giving to the greatest featuring as QUEST STAR Day Recollei) n a ( names in SEE His history ... Holiness in his Seton Hall on rare moments of rest CARMEL QUINN University vt. 25, and relaxation. A LASTING Morally Unobjectionable Adults TREASURY FROM THE INSPIRA- Television and Radio Star it has been announced nw for TIONAL by EW lES: Man Ins,de LIFE OF THE MODERN WORLD’S GREATEST SPIRIT- Singing Traditional Rev. John T. Current in Brief ? *°.Y : Roots of Heaven; Wolf Larsen Lawlor, staWhaD-‘ Ate of Infidelity UAL Plays Girl in the Woods Ordet LEADER. lain. Adulteress Irish Goddess Songs Outcasts of tho City Act now without Just fill out the Another Time, Another Going • delay. coupon and malll TOWN HAIL Father Lawlor will By Joan Thellusnon Thelluson Nourse, Ph.D. Steady Paeans conduce Place x Gun IJ U 123 West 43 St., As Runners Payton Place ••• - COUPON I New York Cits exercises which Yount as We Are Ounman'i • [ spiritual Walk R. X. Murder *° r *4OO statgt Badlanders •• Harry ~** atanderd: lor Deluxe) for my copy of , on pathetically Abelard'a quarrels with Black and the Raw wind in • 10:30. He will celebrate ••• Eden tbo richly Uluctratod and carefully New Bonjour Trlstesse Tiger ••• documented copy of the book: Plays Church authorities. Rouse Et Noir “Piottire Hletory of HU Brothers Karamazov HoUneae Pope Plua XH." I understand If after I SUNDAY, NOV. 2nd, 1958 11:30, giving the Jamaica Calypso a-plenty with oc- Haunted Stranger Seven Guns to Girls in 509 Cat Hot Mesa completely satisfied 1 may Wacky topical casional scant costumes and few ris- on a Tin High Cost of Loving •••• She return the book and Curtain l:]g . a ••• Gods of Shark Reef fuli rtluiid. Check p m . opportunity to receive Roof High or money order, ONLY. commit satire about two staunch Repub- que lines. School Hellcats South Pacific •••• ijjcjilv* ion. Cabirla ****’*** * * ADMISSION - A Hour at Look Back In Angar A vivid start- Honor of Dracula Stago •• * * * * * * $1.50 Holy starting 2:J lican hotel recluses since Struck SSm. *. *. ladies, British Certain Smile •• <*. *. *. i*, *, \\ * c#un lfhg play about a young mar- Hot Spell Strange Case City **»* Association will close the China Doll* of Dr. end ttete,...... * «* W. Jl'Y, program. who wind of ried pair bitterly at odds amid the Indiscreet • ********** 41 St., N.Y.C. _ CO S-4114 ’32, belatedly get Manning STANDARD Cool and the Crazy Kathy bILUXI Town pressures of post-war living. Includes * Teacher’s Pet • Bond to: Nell Sea Office 'the GOP comeback. Crime and Punishment Coleman, toe.. Suite 040. 630 fifth An.', New York ju hjm some objectionable lines, and frowns Key x Ten •• SO, N. Y.' FIT ••• North Frederick Cry Terror • ZPATRICK. President Goldilocks but lightly upon Lady Takes a •• IMHMIMHMHHM • Handsome, high- extra-marital love. Flyer This Happy mm Damn •• Feeling IN F * U Ch * lrm Look Homawerd. Angel Yankees Life Begins at 17 THOSTHOS. - / *'> Strong, Time Without Pity J,J AYERS.avrno Concert Chairman sarted, quick-witted musical Darby's Rangers •• Long Cana Calendar compassionate drvma of a sensitive Hot Summer •• Too Much Too Soon Decks Ran Red * wut a 1913 movie youth’s progress toward maturity. Re Maracaibo • shoe-string •• Touch of Evil Defiant Ones Marjorie %>ressario and his counts an unhappy Ulicit love affair Morning- Undersea Girl game, sar- with neither moral Desire Under the Elms** star ••• condemnation nor Twilight for the Gods CANA Fiend Without a Face nie blonde star. approval. Me and the Colonel x Unwed Mother Fighting What A The Music Man—rresh. exhilarating Wild Cats Muggers •• Dollar Sunday. Oct. of Suzie Pain- Vikings TO IS Wong Frankenstein 1970 Murder COMMEMORATE new musical romance of 1912 lowa set by Contract Violent Road Livingston. St. Philomena's. Cana I. Fraulein •• THE sentimental hokum to a snappy Sousa march beat. Fine Naked Earth •• Wild Is the IOO™ ANNIVERSARY OF S p m. U #O9OO ful glamor- Wind for the family. Gates of Paris Never Love a * 3:30 a Stranger Young Lions ••• Plainfield, St. Mary’s. Cana I. iz'4 Hong Kong harlot. Inci- Gervalae Mr. The Miracle of Will Do My Fair Lady Brilliant melodic Notorious Monks Lourdes P.m. PL 3-2001 Glgl ••• dent humor leerish. adaptation of Shaw’s comedy about the Garfield. Mt. Virgin. Cana U. 7 mostly p.m. Bah Cockney flower-girl transformed by the GR 2-3543 Soprano, ate. Two cynical proud professor of speech. Some low, For Jersey City. St. Paul's. Cana 11. 7 shortLmcdlej by lonesco with odd, Morally Objectionable in Part for 20. Catholics non r %'*l dialogue broad humor In scenes featuring her Everyone P.m. DE 3-2307 and soma quite NEW MOVIE: suggest episodes. raffish father. Home Before Dark River Edge. St. Peter’s. Cana n. 7 FRANZ Nothing is more The Playboy of the Wastern World Affair In Havana Girla WERFEL'S important in CO on the Looae Man of the West p.m. 1-1978 lit Are Ringing Breezy musl- Aa Lon* They're the Catholic A rousing revival by the Irish Players aa God’a Little Acre • Man home today than Englewood, St. Cecilia's. Annual. 7:30 . , an impulsive answer-service Happy on the Prowl of Synge's wild comedy of the shy Gunbattle at Monterey good, P.m. LO 7-3246 help mothering Mr Rock and Roll wholesome reading for . her ell- country lad boosted to Attack of tta* SO root Hell the Cloater. popularity when Bound Naked Africa TheMSONG of entire St. Mary’s. Annual. 7 p.m. f, ' vThorus number rather skimp Woman BERMDETTE reputed a parricide. Hell Diver* family. Reading should be CL 3-1077 tly Naked Paradise R costUld' *ay Baby Face Nelaon • Darling Uneven, moderately Hi*h Hell Night entertaining, and Newark. Sacred Heart (Vallsburg). of the Blood informative ~ Rollicking revival of amusing comedy about the problems of Back From tha Dead High School above Cana 111. 8 n.ulhtn.A* Beast all, educational p.m. show adopting home-spun novel Black Patch Confidential Miss JENNIFER without a /mlly-style amiably a to a lavish •• No Sun In Venice distortion of Sunday. Nev. 1 Broadway musical. Some Blonde in Bondage Hot ± JONES facts. “os"“ F Comedies of the farce, some Car Girl Onionhead* Dumont. St, Mary. Blood of Dracula The Catholic Cana I, 7 p.m. satire, some dull spots and a few good Hot Rod Gan* Pal Joey Digest, now in Rutherford, St. Mary. Cana I. 7:30 Bonnie Parker Story x its Darkness songs. Invasion of the Saucer Panama 22nd Seamy melo Bride Sal year, is read by millions p.m. l Sunrise at Campobello Strong, and the Beait Men h double-dealing within mov Panic in the Parlor Jersey City. St. Paul of the Cross. the w.lu of\i.* Ing drama about F-D.R.’g Bride la Much Too I Waa Has Been Booked •very month and century England's Now- courage tn a Teenage Parisienne growing very Cana 11. 2:30 p m. °sfh Beautiful • the overcoming the crippling handicap of Frankenstein Poor Through rapidly issue Union fne .toit o*’®" I>loUed but unedlfy But Beautiful Every contains City. St. Anthony. Cana 11. 7:30 ing story polio. Cat Ctrl I Was Teenage Were- o%u «dt love. a Portland Expose • from 25 to 30 p.m. A Touch of the Poet—Superbly Confesalona of Fell* complete articles acted wolf Portrait of Lodi. St. Joseph. Powerful drama of Krull an Unknown selected Annual. 7 p.m. O'Neill drama of a boastful Irish major Island Women from • Woman magazines, news- trUl *- A * tr,ct pretentions blast- Cop Hater • PRE-CANA istlnsl whose upper class are Jailhouse Rock Pride and the papers and books C ®' *®® m at Passion from all over £lr anxlm,. V ® tomawhat ed in the trade-minded U. S. of 1828. Declaion Sundown Jet Attack Nov. 2-B Bogota. St. Joseph's. CO * Queen of Outer Space the suggest modern Tends Devil'a General • ARCHDIOCESAN world, and edited allele par to accept sympathetically extra- Joker Is Wild expressly 1-4248. • Razzia marital affairs. Devll'a Hairpin Juvenile for In Nov. 0-18—Jersey City, Holy Rosary. Jungle x Reform School Girl you. handy, easy-to-read h for the Domino Kid HE 6 3606. 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Die Young Three Faces every Catholic Farewell of Eve neighbor for slight material gain to Arm* l.on* Haul from 8 to 80. ‘* nt even This Angry Age CHECK TO BEE if par- include, brief ' Wast Side Story Female Animal Lost Lagoon 99 Central Avenue your Stock modern Tunnel of Love Now can read it "Romeo and Juliet" musical, set Fleah and the Spur Love Slaves of the you at a spe- ish school can use any amid Until They Sail •• help you 11 writl * British Manhattan Forbidden Desire cial introductory offer. The drama'based 'oITIhw n teen-gang warfare. Accepts | Amazon Valerie regu- may be able to unorthodox "private" Forbidden bland Love lar newsstand give. of Abelard 1n marriage and tn- | In the Afternoon Wayward Girl price is 35c a 0d%^;:»/—« eludes much Fiend Who Walked Machine copy, raw language. Gun Kelly Wind Across the Newark, N. J. 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The cost of Adorable Creature* October 25 Union paper, for *"• Generally, Trie-Free One Summer October 29 houZer l he U;,on'J°n U And Ood ed postage and labor has , "" y kt “ Created Game of Lave printing, C "* " "oral evaluation, these tele Happineee of Woman Girl (Fr.) Mary Help of Christians Our sky rocketed. Take of Zon film! - Rosanna Lady of Peace advantage Bandit. The Huaband for Anna SATUROAY, Sevan Deadly Bln* North this sensational OCT. II Bed. The I Haled on October 25 New introductory of <3* Am a Camera Slna of the Providence Oct. 30 10 (5) .1- Night Without Starg (Adulta. Adolearenta) of Oraaa Berylaa fer it’s late. * m 800 l Hill Bandit (family); Wild Brian Kent j| Bed Letter. Prom My Sm!lea before too It may be “>• J* Crime of Dr. Forbea (Adulta. Adoleacenta) of a Summer St. (r ißUlyl f Blue Aniel Windmill Luke's Church St. your last chance to 52%. Noon TUiSDAV. OCT. 3< Night Francis save <*> Upon * Ttm« . Ceeai KaramoJa Xavier JERSEY CITY The most important outside game ONCE-BEATEN Bayley-EUard and Immaiculate, looking forward Looks Ahead to be played by any North Jersey Catholic team during the to Seton “B” contest Hall Came their crucial Class to 1958 season comes off at Roosevelt Oct. when PASSAIC Stadium, 25, Nov. 2, have to be watchful thi* -r- Plus took dead aim on Pope this week its dumped Don Bosco, 24-12. St. Peter’s faces Hackensack in a of undefeated, week foes. Bayley Nov. 1 meetirtg against strong meeting with Seton Hall as the one I/ending some needed to that big obstacle to weight untested titans, which heads a 15-game card this weekend. goes out to Franklin to face a perfect football season. a backfield which had only while Im- The Petreans, who appear to Sussex County team, Walt Piechowski for The who ran power, be far and the best team maculate is at home to undefeat- Eagles, roughshod over previously per- Holden away League affair. Like St. Peter’s, went for 35 and 16 yarns ed which owns fect in their own county, clash with the has Tie Harrison, already Immaculate, 27-0, Oct. 26, have a date with on his end Green Wave yet to Lodi before zone sprints. from Don of a club which, at worst, is an scored while scalps Bosco, Queen th» Seton Hall game, but fig- St. Benedict’s continued even upon, rolling on the the Coun- Valley and St. Luke’s. ure to pass that test without TIAM STANDINGS even bet for Bergen up 67 in two starts. Mont- Peace, victory road by rare points its W L showing op- Teaneck and Don Bosco should pick up much trouble. What’s . T r or ty crown against clair doesn’t seem to be the team bothering St.c. Peter» . in a 19-0 defeat • 4 0 0 170 0 portunism of Ped- first victory since resuming foot- the Passaic crew Pope Piui Englewood. It it a duel be- to them. now is the con- 4 0 0 123 13 die. Mario Garrubbo stop rat picked off but tinued absence of 2. ry 4 0 0 100 1* tween a fantastically well-bal- An Is the ball at the expense of DePaul, Bill Sipos from St. Benedict2. an and interesting pairing • 3 0 0 04 19 enemy pass went 44 yards Cath- the Delberton anced machine (St. Peter’s) and match between St. and no such luck for Bergen lineup. 2 0 0 67 0 for the Mary’s Seton a score, veteran back also Hall 3 1 o what to be a one-man olic against undefeated Highland Bill did 6S 30 appears Oratory at Rutherford on Oct. appear long enough Immaculate crashed over from the three after 3 1 o 72 46 Park. St. Michael’s is due to feel to offensive (Bill Harris, who has 26. The Gaels on boot three extra points against Bajrley-EUard 2 1 0 87 47 Richie are definitely Moran recovered Deckle the full force of Memorial’s frus- but that’s 2 a 0 68 71 scored touchdowns in three the upbeat, while the Rams Immaculate, all the St.« Michael McLean’s fumble on the a l 2 1 20 SO Peddie tration and little St. games). poor Bayonne action his bad arm would allow. Joaeph’a 1 3 0 27 4S 25. have rolled off four in a row. Queen of Peace ....1 will be run over by Seton Hall. Denny Fisher continued to 3 0 26 86 On the basis that the great Obviously, St. Mary’s has been carry Bergen Catholic 0 1 .... J 6 20 A visit to South Jersey looks the extra m. CRASHING INTO the team will over the burden in style as he LulWa 0 4 1 12 01 victory prevail great meeting tougher opposition DePaul profitless for Valley as it faces for 0 1 1 7 41 column for the first time St. Peter’s is St. Immaculate passed two touchdowns in his St. Cectlla’a was individual, picked Benedict’s, ..0 3 0 14 86 Red Bank Catholic and the same team’s Don Boaco Queen of Peace with to win in this and this will be as fourth straight win. 0 4 0 31 106 a 7-6 defeat corner. Frankly a big help, v, Uey 0 4 of goes for St. Cecilia’s short sortie 0 39 133 St. Joseph’s, a come-from-be- despite the publicity given to fel- will the home surroundings. SETON HALL matched the hind into Union City to meet Dema* effort wtych saw the Irish lows like Harris and Joe Williams Pope Pius and St. Benedict’s, Eagles for pretty dim. This would be St. rest. St. Joseph’s faces a night- almost point point as drive 36 yards in the last three for their scoring feats, it is our the other undefeated it scored a 26-0 shutout Peter’s, which crushed Dema- marish afternoon with a revived over St. minutes with a pass from Ron that Prep’s own Lou Ret- should pick up their fifth and behind opinion Dickinson Michael’s. This one was settled rest, 57-6, two-touch- on Oct. team and the puzzler Timpanaro *to Jim Bohan being tino is the match of, any fullback fourth wins, respectively, on the kickoff when down performances by Phil the Blair. The of the week is a meeting between opening payoff. Another Timpanaro in the state running, blocking 25 against Lodi and Charlie O’Donnell rambled for 85 Martorelli, Lou Rettino and real Queen of Peace-and St. Luke’s at pass to Ed Pogoda provided the and tackling all considered. Eagles will have no opposi- John the former’s field. yards. Charlie later added two Hetdelberger. necessary extra point. tion, but the Bees cannot afford more and Martorelli, who hadn’t done ANOTHER touchdowns on 46 15- Such a point was not forth- CLASH of the un- to look ahead to the BMI game much from yard sprints from scrimmage. running scrimmage in coming from either side in the beatens sends Delbarton against and take Blair lightly, even after Irish Alumni The the past two had . team both Pope Pius and games, scoring St. Luke’s-Bergen Catholic 6-8 tie Montclair Academy at the latter’s the visitors’ 47-0 loss to PG-load- of 66 and Seton Hall are to un- sprints 50 yards, while and so both field in an Oct. 24 crucial Ivy ed Lawrenceville last weekend. hoping clubs still are look- seat “A” quarterback Zdanowicz At Villanova as champion con- Wayne ing for their initial victory. Dick has now seen his last five VILLANOVA Four North tinued to roll along in a style passes Putlock scored for St. Luke’s and which made those go for touchdowns. The Jersey Catholic school hopes seem game Tony Mandile for Bergen. The high was more than the Grid Games alumni three them from nothing a work- game ended with the Crusaders Guessing of out for Bill Cochrane’s at- St. Michael’s (UC) are hold- ground on the Lucans’ one-yard line. WINNER LOSER COMMENT tack which rolled for 303 yards. Also still in ing down regular jobs with tha search of a win Delbarton Montclair A. (On to Oratory) Villanova freshman football DELBARTON or even a tie Demarest even) picked up its are St. Ceci- St. Cecilia’s (Almost team this season. Bowling for Blind 45th win in 46 League lia’s, bounced by Xavier, 27-14, Highland Park Bergen Catholic (Unbeaten foe) Ivy games Nick Advocate over and Our of St. Peter’s classic) Langone, an eight years with q 47-0 rout Lady the Valley, Hackensack (A real all-star choice last season, ia Has New Center of Carteret as Mike Slattery trampled by Harrison, 45-13. Jim Pope Pius Lodi (You name it) Dickinson quarterback for the Wildcat scored three touchdowns and Tom McCaffery and Lou Baptiste St. Joseph’s (Rams are rough) cubs while former Irish team- Tappen two. But the scored for the John Colai- Bayley-Ellard Franklin (Rest will help) big Ivy Saints, mates Ken McNeill and Ron AtMt. acova and St. Virgin League news was provided by Joe Norton for Valley. Benedict’s Blair (In winning stride) Meyers are at right halfback NEWARK The bowling Oratory’s 38-12 rout of Newark Don Bosco DePaul (Youth not served) for and right end, respectively. the blind program spon- Academy, featured by tackle Ed St. Mary’s Oratory (Gaels gallop) Holding down the center berth sored by the Mt. Carmel Guild Hudson’s 72-yard Seton Hall (Bees stung) gallop with a DiFilippo Bayonne is of fumble Going Memorial Frank Brzenk, St. Peter’s Newark has now spread to by fellow Jersey Cityite St. Michael's (Famine ends) all four Queen of Peace grad, who was The Advocate’s counties of the Arch- Marty King, which a 6-6 St. LUke’s (No easy one) snapped To Lineman of the Year in Catho- diocese. tie. Far East Red Bank Catholic Valley (Southern inhospitality) lic “A” ranks in ’57, an honor Newest center for the Another lineman to join the SOUTH Immaculate Harrison (A little revenge) pro- ORANGE Vic DiFi- held the backs. is scoring but in (Season’s record: 40 .872) Langone among gram at Mt. Virgin, Gar- parade, more or- lippo, director of the department R, 5 W, 2 TANARUS, thodox Bill Borden former prep star, field, which will open Oct. 26 fashion, was Tom Hold- of health and education at Seton is a reserve guard. and en of St. who Hall will conduct bowling les- Mary’s, moved University, left Oct. 20 for into the backfield sons tjw fourth Sunday of each for the first a 25,000-mile tour of the Far East time and month, with Rev. Charles Cas- proceeded to score to conduct sports clinic under the Press Box Lead to Garrubbo two touchdowns Paragraphs Scoring •erly, pastor, as host. as the Gaels auspices of the Department of Bowling is also held the first Defense. Boxing will have As Fisher Turns to Aerials Sunday of each month in first place on St. Cecilia's Vics Union at St. Michael’s program as he will Go County direct Scarpitto Bragh NEWARK —With Denny Fisher concentrating on his parish hall, Elizabeth; the sec- clinics in Japan and also referee Ties Harrison the passing arm against Immaculate Conception, Mario Gar- ond Sunday in Essex County at Army Far East champion- KEARNY in rubbo of St. Benedict’s shot into the lead the Emerald St. Cecilia’s main- ships Korea. He will direct There aren’t many homes m (he’s among North Lanes, a jury now at St. Peter’/ the Jesuit High School in Zam- and the fourth tained its .500 in soccer clinic in Rahway these days where, on Mike Catholic school individual scorers over Orange; Sunday pace last swimming Hawaii and a College.) Hurley may need boanga, the Philippines, where Jersey high tho in Hudson St. Pat- week with a 1-1 Ue combat clinic in Free Sunday at 6:30 County at against Har- China. His evenings p m., an operation on his jaw; Frank Mr. Earle Markey, S.J., former past weekend. rison in its wouldn’t rick’s parish City. only outing at Har- Japan stop will also include a you find the TV set Piscal has had his Jim Swackhammer of hall, Jersey career tem- St. Peter’s and Holy Cross bas- Garrubbo tallied 13 points Oratory Special railings are vey Field. basketball officials’ clinic and turned to the film replay of and John of St. Pe- provided as- porarily (perhaps permanently) ketball star, is stationed. Peddie to raise his three- Heidelberger at all four Bill home sistance in the the Dame against alleys for those Raftery booted a pen- of Notre football game, ended with a back and ter’s. development injury game total to 56, while Fisher bowlers who wish to use them. alty kick in the third quarter to an athletic conditioning program. with all eyes watching every Johnny Amabile is JOTTINGS The ath- presently new now shows 44' for four starts. The has give Saints Material HEIDELBF.RGER now a Transportation is by the a lead over their to be .used by Vic in move made by No. 37 of the running the letic director at Don provided Eagles at quarter- Bosco High reverse itself again lead all volunteer undefeated the clinics picture might good over opposition as drivers, who also rivals, but the Blue is now being printed Irish. back with a broken left hand. School is Rev. Victor Andris the *- this weekend, however, as Ea- the high-scoring end, his 30 points serve as for Tide came back to tie it by the The who bowling .coaches up in Department of Defense in boy wears that nu- ni, 5.8.D., replacing Rev. Ed- face weak Lodi team, while him the* the last gles a placing 11 points ahead of program. canto. a manual entitled “Combat meral is Bob on« of ST. PETER’S PREP— Alumni ward S.D.B. Scarpitto, Mazurek, . . . St. Benedict’s meets strong Blair Joe Woerner of Just St. He has ot who Oratory. Cecilia's record is now 3-3-1, Sports,” previously writ- a pair sophomore halfbacks wish to have a good time Charlie Koenig of City Jersey Academy. about every pass John has caught 1 with four matches left on the. ten manuals for the armed forces —the other is Billy Mack—who talking over old times’and also is the veterans among on the Also stationary over the week- this season—including three in the schedule, the next with Edison on “Physical Fitness” and "Box- look as if they will write quite serve a worthy cause are invit- Manhattan team this basketball end was third-place Jimmy Ahern last two games—has been good Tech of Elizabeth on Oct. 24 at ing.” a bit of gridiron history under ed to attend a sports night, Winter Catholic ONE OF ~ . Bergen and of Bayley-Ellard, which enjoyed for a touchdown. home. Nov. In addition the Golden Dome. Anyone who 26 (eve of the Dickinson Marist are new to his duties for the members of the the »day off. While red-headed Though he suffered a bad day Defense watched the films of the game) at St. Peter’s St. Luke’s MOTORDOM'S Department, 'DiFilippo game College NJSIAA, has been Jimmy was resting, however, he against Demarest, with only three will also make of his time with Duke was really treated cafeteria. Beneficiary will be moved from Class C to Class B. deadlocked successful use to was at 30 points by conversions - in nine to show SOUNDEST MURPHY BROS. study the physical and recreation a as first one, then the tries. Bob Modarelli of St. Peter’s other off for programs in Japan, Korea and got long runs, not Harrier is still far ahead in-that depart- all of which cancelled Roundup INVESTMENTS... China, especially swimming in were out ment with 14. The second-place Invite You to and Judo by penalties. Japan in Korea, to see man is a former manager, Den- how they be for Only two years ago, Scarpitto nis Osha of a quality-value SEE may adapted use to Miss Delbarton, who has AND in this fitness was the terror of Union Wyrsch Injured, Fordham Meet; converted of country's physical County seven 10 used attempts. TEST football fields as he ran wild \ DRIVE campaign. T PAT T.P, for Rahway High School. Rob Second in Beaten Garrubbo, St. Benedict’* 9 2 56 Trinity Fisher. Pius 7 Cadillac Union, Pope 2 44 played in Blejwas The New quarterback those Ahern, Bayley-Ellard 3 0 30 NEWARK—An which have sidelined JIM DONNELLY of St. Seven N.J. days and was a real triple injury may Ed Mary’s, Heidelberger. St. Peter’* 3 0 30 Boys Swackhammer, Oratory .5 0 30 threat star. He hasn’t had Wyrsch of Seton Hall for the New Catholic who was second in the Marist "59 a Jersey Track Zampettl, Oratory 3 7 23 In freshman invitational meet, Oct. Siefert. Pope Knights's Cast chance to do any passing for Conference on Nov. 1 Piu* 4 0 24 championships overshadowed all O'Connell. the but 17*at Bayonne, will be favored to Stton Hall 4 0 24 PARK Irish, handles the punt- St. 0 WINOOSKI - No less other news on the Sloan. Mary's.... 4 24 cross-country scene this week. take the Jersey frosh title • City Martorelli, St. Peter'* ... 4 0 24 PLYMOUTHS than seven of 10 ing when All-America Nick Pie- from leading The same knee the last three de- Bettlno. St. Peter'q 4 0 24 trosante is of the which troubled the indoor and outdoor as he'has won candidates for the St. Michael’s out lineup. Reed. Immaculate 3 2 20 mile king briefly last Spring has velopment meets. Fallon. Don Bosco 3 1 College basketball team this win- 19 • IT TOOK injuries to veteran Woerner. Oratory 3 1 19 CHRYSLERS gone lame again, with the result it was left to Terry O'Brien of In the race at Bayonne Jim ter are -from the North halfbacks Husvar. Valley 3 0 18 BROGAN Jersey Pat Doyle and J'm that Ed had to Good was Art Fraenkel of scratch from the Counsel to confer- edged by Tyne, St. Peter’s area. uphold 3 0 18 Noonan. Crotty to give Mack and Scar- St. John’s Seton who led the Pope Piu* 3 0 18 CO. The meet Oct. 18 at Van ence honor in that affair and he Hall, Pony CADIIIAC-OLDS • group is headed veter- Russell, Delbarton 2 0 18 IMPERIALS by pitto their big chance Cortlandt Park. did Pirates to 56-63 team against so by turning in a 12th place a victory ans Jim Browne of Rutherford, Duke and it's doubtful If are still now any- Pirate coach Bill finish in his section of the over St. (S. I.) you a stranger Hank Gretkowski Persichetty, var- Ppter’s and Tony (Ti- one will them to the practical wisdom of ever get out of wishing to take no chances with sity competition. Highlight of the dual meet ger) Nicodemo of Jersey City and there. School, owning a Cadillac, hesitate The only thing they lack his will week were three individual wins College Dave Mracek prize protege be loath no BIG SELECTION of Elizabeth and TRINITY WILL be back longer. We have an ex- is experience and this is more to let Ed return until his limb at by Carmine Lunetta of Delbar- selection also includes sophomores Hank Van Cortlandt Oct. 25 for cellent of quality- than balanced by their great is fully healed. on the ton, though the Green Wave won Sports OF TOP Knoblock of Jersey John Eastern interscholastic value late model Cadillacs BUYS City, speed and drive. champion- only one of the meets, with half of Ed’s absence from the NJCTC —all well cared for, with McGough Kearny and Dennis ships, sponsored by Fordham Uni- their distance stars foot- Scarpitto also lettered in bas- meet would just about scratch playing FOOTBALL low original mileage. These in GUARANTEED McCarthy of Teaneck. versity, with its team chances de- ketball and baseball ball. FRIDAY, OCT. 14 handsome Cadillac motor at Rah- Seton Hall from the team race Missing from the Purple Knight pending on which of the three Delbarton at Montclair Academy, 2:30 but it's Lftnetta broke a course rec- cars offer luxury.. team which way, doubtful he'll fol- and leave it for Holy Trinity to pm. greater USED CARS placed second in the classes itself running in. ord low either at Notre Dame. battle at North Haledon, running SATURDAY, OCT. 15 more miles of motoring sport jt out with co-defender St. NCAA small-college tourney last A good bet is that the club will St. Cecilia's at Demareat. 2:15 Jim the -csu- for 11:28 against Eastern Christian. p.m. pleasure . more value in Coffey, Rahway Aloysius the varsity trophy. Bergen Catholic at Highland Park. . . season is Dick (Moose) Zeitlcr of be placed in Class “B,” in which S than new dent who scouts for Notre Dame Marist, which shared the title p.m. every way, many Newark. last Hackenaack case it could romp off with team at St. Peter'a, 2 cars in this p.m. priced considerably area, is trying to talk year with the Aloysians, is im Pope Plua at Lodi, 2:15 honors, as Marist did in Class p m. higher. We invite to Bob into St. Casimir's St. Joaeph’s at Dlcklnaon. 2:15 you trying his favorite proving rapidly, but doesn’t p m. ap- “C" a year Bayley-Ellard minutes behind ago. at Franklin, 2 p m. spend sixty Cathedral this a Blair at League sport, track, Spring, fig- pear ready to offer serious St. Benedict’a, 2 the wheel of the model of Another meet this week Off Fast Start p.m ures it might add to Scarpitto’s challenge. big is to SUNDAY, OCT. IS and discover Presents Awards the DePaul at Don Boaco, 2:15 your choice, MURPHY Jersey City at p m It's also easier championships the speed. to wrap ORANGE—Defending champion Oratory at St. Mary'* (R>, for yourself thrill . NEWARK Lincoln 2:15 pm . , Msgr. Joseph A HOLY TRINITY tuned Park, where St. Bayonne Seton the Cadillac track around Spring football up Aloysius, St. Casimir's, Newark, started on at Hall, 2pm sheer joy of St. Memorial at St. Michael'*, Doyle, administrator, presented its NJCTC bid with a strong show- Michael's, St. Mary’s and St. 2:15 pm can af- practice. the right foot by making a clean St. Hike'* at Queen of ownership. If you Peter’s Peace, 2 p.m. individual awards to members of ing in the Union cham- will tackle the four Valley at Red County public of St. Bank Catholic. 2 ford can af- It that w'll sweep Charles, Newark, in p.m. any car—you buH. the appears Scarpitto schools. n ■* 2 Red at The iilr L*o Immaculate. Sox, champions of the pionships, Oct. 17 Warinanco Aloysians are de- ~ 30 p m ford a used become the most famous North opening games in the Essex Coun- SOCCIR quality-value Sacred Heart Cathedral Athletic Park, Elizabeth. fending the varsity but face Cadillac. Though Stgn title, ty CYO Senior, Mixed FRIDAY, OCT. 14 MOTOR SALES Jersey football star at Notre a Bowling Edlaon at League at the third annual ban- Blejwas lost- his individual crown strong challenge from Lincoln. St. Cecilia'* League. held in Dame since Frank Tripucki, of Bill School. TUESDAY, OCT. IS be sure Ef«. HIS quet the Cathedral hall. to Augustine of Roselle Park, High Union at St. buy BROGAN, Bloomfield Also scoring sweeps were Our Cecilia'* Guests of honor at the affair was running the Ir- the Blue and White second Seton Hall ■ Oify.br- placed Individually, Kevin Hennessey Lady of Christians East ish T-formation a decade a no. Help 1, CROSS-COUNTRY were the members of the seven to powerful Plainfield, 42-63, in and John Healy of St, ■ flymowH. 0 H |..1 Aloysius Orange: St. Mary’s, Nutley; St. SATURDAY, OCT. 11 In fact, it's almost a sure thing, Fordham Little League teams and the jun- the team standings. and A1 Adams at Van Cortlandt Park. N Y. of St. Michael's Rose of Lima, Newark; St. BROGAN 501-511 NO. BROAD provided Bob can the Leo’s, TUESDAY, OCT. IS ST. ior CYO team the escape will for sponsored by Blejwas was timed in 13:252 try the title won last Immaculate Jer«ey City Meet at Lincoln jinx which dogged Au- Irvington; and Heart Park CADILLAC-OLDS CO. EL iiabclh 5-5600 Cathedral parish. Rev. Edward injury with Bill Weikel fourth in year by Kevin's older Lewis of Montclair and, brother, of Mary 1, Maplewood. J McHugh, moderator of the brey during Brian. But Paterson • 13:37.5 and Tom Zimmerman they have a Two double Ridgewood his days with the Irish. tough century games were Athletic League, awarded medals In nut to crack in Lincoln’s Passaic • Clifton 1 eighth 1355.8, Trinity had Johnny rolled on opening night, Tom to the little for their leaguers BOSTON COLLEGE - Speak- three boys under 14 minutes over King. 6f ussp CAR Ittl M. rk.f (I. Mack Immaculate Heart of spirit of msadouartsri rtlitmi sportsmanship during ing of injuries, here.’* a tale of the state tough championship Mary shooting 201 for a 527 se- the season. woe it would be hard ma'rh to course. ries and Bob Perkins of St. Jo- Of the four St. Pe- Dick in Add Girls' anywhere. Sharp 15th, and fresh- Loop seph's 1, Maplewood, rolling 205 ter's alumni—all forner Dennis Prep man Carleton, 34th, com- for a 501 set. Terry Inaugurates 59 North Jersey all-stars—to go to pleted the quintet for coach Sam To Essex FORD League 488 for St. Mary’s, Nutley, was ★ EARN MORE the In the three Parkinson. * Eagles past the best showing by a girl. MONTCLAIR—A senior girls' CARS—TRUCKS years, Johnny Squeo's football With Seton Hall and Trinity division has been added to the! ON EACH DOLLAR YOU SAVE career ended with a knee in- both out of the St. John's meet. THE Essex PLACE County CYO basketball! SPECIAL SALE this STATION WAGON program winter, it was an- PI* ANNUM 1958 FORDS nounced this week by Rev. St. in Festival Charles HEADQUARTERS' Buick PRICED FOR Joseph's Holiday McDonnell, direc- Gaylin on AU SAVINGS SACRIFICE acting Jl PHILADELPHIA St. the Palestra tor-, J l /Q IMMEDIATE DELIVERY J ADVERTISING RATES Deadline for Classified Ads 1 40c CLASSIFIED insertion . . . line Tuesday 12 Noon. ADVERTISING per 4 insertions 38c . . . per line For Information regarding an AD In this Call Directory MArket 4-0700 and ask for Classified Advertising Contract rates available APARTMENTS WANTED PAINTING * DECORATING UNION ond MIDDLESEX RELIGIOUS GOODS COUNTIES ESSEX FELLS SUMMIT MONTCLAIR jou* ok five room apartment. W jdSEPH UNION COUNTY OR IRVINGTON HANSON WORK ESSEX FELLS CM SUMMIT. LIVE IN SUMMIT iWEA. HEAT AND HOT WATER FOlt RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FURN- GOOD JOB BY MECHANICS $24,000 3 bedroom house only 4 ISHED. years FOUR ADULTS. CALL CHEST INSIDE. OUTSIDE PAINTING. 'IA THE MIRACLE old. NUT nw SHOP AVON DRIVE MON-THRU. FRI. PAPERHANGING; MINOR CARPENTRY; VALUE PACKED BUYS 6000 square ft. office building for sale. FINANCED; INSURED. OR. 67085. 314 RIDGE ROAD $60,000, includes 4000 ft. parking Contemporary split level with all the square FURNISHED ROOMS space, on bus line and Lackawan- (opp. RIU Theatre) To accessories, workmanship and construc- near PICTURES ART SUPPLIES Terms Fit Railroad. Employees and Lyndhurst. N. J. Every Budget tion available: Thermopane throughout; na happy here’ Lus* furnlahed room neat to bath, Call for appointment. Will Summer Hour*: ultra-modern kitchen with built-in Rem- lease. Club complete privacy, apartment 7. 117 3rd Country JOHN CLIFFWOOD NIGHLAND Evening! 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. BEACH I IS EL IN co wall refrigerator; 2 beautiful baths, 2 RICHARD A. MICONE AGENCY St.. Newark. HU 3-04 M. * Pictures end Mirror* Saturday 9:30 A M. to twin-sized bedrooms; 360 Springfield Ave., Summit. N. J 6 P.M. 4 BEDROOM When your family starts to approximately Kea. ArtiiU' Materials RANCH $9,000 J In- .3 8600 lane alee Pina room near bath, WEbater 9-9325 $5,000 In wall-to-wall carpetlQg are CRestview clean, 13 Midland Ave.. Montclair. breexeway and attached cluded this warm, coay, $lO per week. Easily N. J. (araae. 40 GROW UP in sale; paneled recreation Hills acceaalble to D. L. A W„ and Pllxrim t«M4 bl* corner lot. excellent condition. room complete with built-in bar for buaea. MADONNA GIFT SHOP You'll be happy bought thla SHORT HILLS TWo blocks jt you entertaining pleasure. This to St. Michael'. Church. ***★*★★***★★*■*★★***** duality your house A 114 Broadway. Pateraon. N. 1. J of Upper Montclair HU *-#ll4. avenlnaa »S-10 PLUMBING HEATING is equipped with intercom and hi-fi Telephone MUlberry 4 8014 COLON IA * EXPANDABLE cape cod throughout, Domestic Imported SHORECREST * SPLIT complete with 3 bedrooms, finished P.S.: It's Air-conditioned, Books of All Catholic Publishers tool! IUSINKSS OPPORTUNITIES SAVE S bl* electric J r*c. room and laundry room, and Purchase Price, $59,500 "FOR THE ON OIL BURNER • Hummel Originals rooma kitchen 2 tiled T * huge, covered patio. Call • Greeting batha patio Mr. Browne AUTO aervloe elation. Rochelle Pk". Cards TRADE INSTALLATION Marie hot water baseboard oil heat VETS NO DOWN PAYMENT Vour purchase can be arranged through •reaeec 80.-tSB.OOO • Cleary • Robert Cleary * , annually. Nata *7 .000 MANY MORE EXTRAS "Taylor Home Trade-in Plan" ,tf EXECUTIVE GROUP" AMERICAN on. BURNER. * APPROX *100 MONTHLY you STJOO. Terma. 1. Cohn Multiple presently home. YOUR PRESENT HOME COMPLETE INSTALLATION. SERVICES own your own UatlM Sretem. LA S-3410. $19,990 1 FULL PRICE $16,700 NO OTHER CHARGES. For a home ********************* ********************* FRANK H. TAYLOR & SON new in one of these Business maanser specializing for drug- * — APPLIANCES fine "Taylor Made Communities’* of FINANCING excellent!—PRICED gist. seeks minimum $1,500 Down For + of 10 and maxi- Everyona RAHWAY Note First Name colonials, ranches and split levels. now . New FROM $38,500 mum of 15 clients who desire freedom ranch. 3 bedrooms, modern INMAN from financial kitchen, » AVE. COLONIAL 227 Mlllburn *289.00 detail. Inquire at with built-in oven, ceramic I Ave., Millburn ONLY TEmple 5-7875 tile bath 33x120 * 3 bedrooms tiled kitchen for complete information on lot in residen- DR 6 4452 Evenings. ES 5-4827 on this service. tial section, w tiled bath full dining LOCATION — Minutes from New Up Yra. custom built. room REPAIRS it Ease Termal to S to Par! A enclosed Club w porch att. garage NORTHCALDWELL Country York, excellent school* end LOTS FOR SALE corner lot extras ' $15,900 J many RADIOS HI-FI shopping centers. A well ********************* RYAN COAL& area~cholce } $18,500 plaened of Newfoundland Oak Ridge Section community spprox TOASTERS IROtfS M and 1 acre plota, FORDS 50 In natural aettinc, J ********************* lmately homes park like near school* and Churchea. term*. $1,500 DOWN OPEN FOR INSPECTION • BROILERS FUEL OIL OXbow 7-5890. * VETS NO DOWN PAYMENT surroundings. AM All lIS LOCUST ST.. ROSELLE PARK J TWO FAMILY Hotieehold Electrical HIGH VALUE ? REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Excellent condition and top loca- ApplUncea at Low Prteea ■ In reaped, plus notch WESTRIDGE every top tion. Two 4-room phis CH 1-lilt ,CH 5-SSSS location. J apartments, Westview FEATURING—Ranch, split levels. I garage, on a huge well-landscaped OF NORTH CALDWELL PACKANACK LAKE BIG SPLIT LEVEL J lot. story. colonial architecture; AMHERST with bedrooms modern conveniences; country REALTORS 3 and expansion at- * $800 DOWN NON-VETS ANOTHER tic, plus all electric kitchen kitchens. APPUANCE A SUPPLY CO. J Owner retiring, priced for quick paneled dens and PACKANACK VILLAGE LOW COST Made sale 'Taylor Community' recreation **• CENTRAL AVENUE best terms for VETS and NON- J rooms. PARK RIDGE Built by; JOHN J. HARDENBURG Oak a home first SECTION VETS. Taxea only 3200. full price $15,900 Knoll Otiua Buy 3T93S EAST ORANGE Just phono *★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 1 EXCELLENT FINANCING * Situated In the Gently wooded Heights J OPEN HOUSE — 9 A M. to DUSK FLORISTS at the North End of $17,500 PAYMENT Your purchase be WILLIAM BAUER the lake are 40 VETS NO DOWN can arranged acres upon J the Trade-in which Deluxe Homes are to ********************* a BRICK through “Taylor Home From DIRECTIONS—From be FAMILY ALL if $38,500 Bloomfield ave.. MAYFAIR FLORISTS Realty Cos. Built Plots are 100x150 and larger, J Plan" you presently own your HILLSIDE modern 3V% room apartments, oil •THE and Improvements Include Paved own home. Grove Club rd. MOUSE or DUALITY FLOWERS" steam heat, tajtes only $241. st. to Streets. Curbing. WESTMINSTER SPLIT + excellent financing Coro. Prop. MU 6-2400 City Sewers. City DIRECTIONS: From Bloomfield Water. Service A T ie $13,900 Ave. Central Av«.. MM ••. Orenco Avo.. Public Electric Gas. Thia room home ultra deluxe to right on Cen- Newark. N. 1 REAL A Adlacent to New AVAILABLE ESata ESTATE INSURANCE Grammar School. Im- in every detail, with topnotch ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★* tral Ave. to Grandview Ave. to HWI3 maculate J Conception Church 1.1*7 fttuyveiant Ave , I ninn. N and School. PROFESSIONAL LOCATION WOODBR1DGE property. Frank H. Pdterson A New * OPEN Taylor & Son, Inc. HELP WANTED FEMALE York Bus, nearby-Rall ON FOR INSPECTION DOWN ANYONE First Transportation I)I,AW _ Erie $1,000 (Note N.me) Club NORTH AVENUE J Membership Plan, reasonable Tax- 7 split level, .1 old. AH DAILY Meuaekeeper. woman 40 or over, ateta RIDGEWOOD & VIC. room years FRANK H. TAYLOR & SON es Low Insurance. featuring a 2 car garage. 2 tiled 40 Club R<1- and salary. In the (am jl, electric kitchen, ftll dining room. J»t*™ncea one baths, plaster wails throughout, U». Writo Boa 179. The WE SPECIALIZE IN PINDING HOMES 3 bedrooms, tile bath. 13x26 rec. Frank Advocate. 31 + H. Taylor k Inc Upper Montclxlr, N. J. Clinton St.. Nowark plus a huge rec. room. Owner go- oil hot water heat. INC. Son, N. 1. FOR OUTOr-TOWN BUYERS Price* Begin a* $28,500 jl. room, ing into business, sacrificing at Note First Name * (Note Kir.t Name) Pilgrim JtftuSEWTVES. Interesting profitable $2* .900. $16,500 8-3210 ES.ex S-4827 BUILDERS ARE national Party Squire Hill Rd. North Caldwell SHORT plan company baa open HERMAN HILLS ln*a for GUNSTER, Realtor CApitol 6 9110 threo woman aa iawalry faah BIRCHENOUGH & HURTZ 520 WHITE OAK RIDGE RD. MAIN OFFICE ahow director!, wtll train, 403 E. RIDGEWOOD AVE. Jm call loi Gl 4 00*4 Eves.: ESsex 5 4827 Interview. CAldwoU DR # 2632 Eve.. OR 6-2457 diuo from 1 t< COMPLETE MULTIPLE BUILDERS CENTRAL STATE 23 So. Harrison LISTING REALTY MAIN OFFICE St.. East Orange 23 So. Harrison St,. East Oranga Main Office Dental EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FUlton 8-8700 SocreUry-reoapUontat. EUaabatl BUY NOW 1743 St. Georges Ave., Rahway 23 SO. HARRISON ST. area. modara aurroundinaa. hlal ALTON H. “In Our 74th Year" “Root SELL OR TRADE BOLLINGER CO. 9-9 Weekends 10.-Y EAST ORANGE • "In Our Year" graduate. E.N., Hygtenlat. o Open daily 74th practical nurae acceptable Call El REALTORS _ LNSURORS Wa will consider your house ui trade, between l*-l and B3o* so PM. I menta. ONE STOP SERVICE "In Our 74th Year" Directione -On Route 23 Turn or (uaranlee the price the tale. II right at SUMMIT LUMBER on Sunoco Station, AND FUEL purchaao another pioceed to Lake Drive WESTFIELD WESTFIELD you houee ibrouih our West. Turn left two blocks to Packan o/fico. Summit. New Providence. Berkeley WARREN TOWNSHIP ack Village Main Office. Brick and frame colonial. 3 bedrooms, WARREN TOWNSHIP Call and lot ua rtquira Heights In Union County. Homes from know your PO. Hl.lia. MO R living room, fireplace, screened and SPECIALIZING 1419 $16,500 courteous glassed-in porch, attached garage, fence up. CaQsclentioui, Ideally situated service. Arta map on request. m MOXWORR. KITCHEN Stanley Johnson, Realtors seven room home, con- enclosed yard, conditional FHA *P venient to church and parochial schools. WALK TO PAROCHIAL Grace A. Handwork, Realtor OPEN FOR INSPECTION CABINETS. FORMICA TOPS. proval. convenient to parochial schools, 23 Street 2 8000 *32.000 506 Springfield Ave. Summit WARDROBES AND CORNICES High NUtley asking 120.900 ADams 3 2064 OLAF HAROLDSON CR 3-9400 Evee. CR 3-3488 Plot CRANFORD WARRENWOOD WOODWARD VINCENT Realtor Multiple Listing! Many Bedrooms, Large WEST X. MILLER CO 2.117 OPEN FOR INSPECTION Hamburg Turnpike. Wayne. N J Lumber & Coal Cos. REALTOR ■ INSUROR . MORTGAGES TEmple 5 0849 "FOR THE YOUNG ENGLISH TUDOR EXECUTIVE” Member Union County f» multiple ltetlni $18,900 Linnet St-. Bayonne PE 400 TO CLOSE AN ESTATE wrvtce. MIDDLETOWN DRUM HILL REAL COUNTRY LIVING'for the entire WHEN BUYING OR SELLING, family located In family on SERV- Ideal home for large Vi ICE TO YOU IS OUR SPECIALTY finest residential Just a short walk OF SUMMIT to 3-acre grounds—wooded with MONUMENTS^ Older home with enough (In- area birch—2,loo space "The Provlncetown" with all to shopping center, churches and tha square feet of family. living area, priced from lIS t. WESTFIELD AVE •id* and out* for a lari* schools. Second floor has 3 bedrooms. ’ charm of New England In the colon $29,500; DE lei levels. PAOLA Roselle Park. N. J l lle.lnul S a.lOO BERG. Stvtn btdroom potential with four 2 baths, plus sleeping porch. First floor j manner, authentic In dealgn Is featuring colonials, split has being reproduced on a wooded 3rd (which need large living room, dining room, spa hill- MONUMENT COMPANY nice room* on paint aide with are thlnkmi oI buyin* or eoUrns. clous kitchen, tremendous recreation ! location a view. EXCELLENT ftnaat to Memorial! Amplelel and minor with ceil for FINANCING PMfJMn repair but hifh room, plus study. 2 car garage Prop Expansion possibilities a 4th Manufactured to Barre. Vermont VETERANS sth bedroom in«« and plaster walls, would make erty 100x270 128.000 I or and bath. Living TODAY’S BEST VALUE 400 Franklin Ava Newark. N. j area la well planned fireplace, den. . 1. HOWELL S. COGAN NO DOWN PAYMENT ideal - for “teen-agers'* or quarters kitchen supreme with of HUmbeldt J-041J co a feeling Your can DttoUr at Inauror “in laws'*). has room McPherson realty old fashioned purchase be arranged through Ridaadala Ava.. Hanove Realtor Ist floor extra { queintnesa with every "Taylor *** r Oeto at liaavan 303 lioid St . II loom he Id It Alden Street, Cranford. N. J. modern convenience, Home Trade in Plan” if Cemetery $73 PER MONTH for TV; kitchen is lane and semi- enclosed Ist you presently own your Pllf rim *3734 HR floor laundry. Excellent financing. modern. rear yard has added W 60400 | own home PAtNTIN Real Estate Section ail types of Now in its 27th week has published more than mortgage financing everyone’s 60,000 lines of Real Estate Construction Loans to Advertising . . . about Builders and talking Means Builders and Developers Realtors are recognizing V.A. . . F.H.A. and RutanEstates . . Conventional "On* of New Jersey's Mortgages for Home Buyers in suburban Fastest Growing of Present Advertising Mediums" Refinancing Mortgages circulation 105,740 ond Here, you your family will 90% Home Delivered GARDEN STATE TITLE • njoy a wonderful now woy of lifo the Jor Short. BELLEV I ot lay Modern •hopping center! . . olio REMEMBER ? . Insurance churches . . . and fine schools Company When all visiting these Homes, new c are nearby (anew high school Hoonaflold Av«., Cf. latkawaiiM PWm jersey is built the sow • being adjoining "you them advertised Montclnir. N. J. Phono: PI 4-I*oo property). Easy commuting via in The Advocate." Opa« Monday Ivoalnya 7 ha * the Garden State Parkway or by rail. ... THE LARGEST NEW COMMUNITY in Essex County. You can see the finished product of a well planned community J^sbury where you have all the benefits of city living SUBURBAN CHARM PLUS CLOSE IN CONVENIENCE city utilities, water, setvers, curbs, sidewalks, m — bring Newark. New York City and the homes here ranches, side-to-side or •~2 entire area within a few colonial split levels in a great variety asfg metropolitan of front elevations. minutes drive. Come out and see what 1 l m this key location means in unmatched f ITS ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM NEWARK, lOC ATION 25 minutes from Manhattan—drive out today and see for yourself why more people are choosing RUTAN ESTATES than any 7'7-Roomt—7 other community in Northern New Jersey. 'The Baths-3-Bedrooms ~29'x 14' Uvinf Roam NEPTUNE 70-F». Rancher with Full ftottmtnt — B’i Room—l Bath lovol Modal _ ALSO "The ASBURY" Split ... 4 Bedrooi • . . Finished Recreation Room priced from*17,640 shintle • Wood coder exteriors • Reel Ceramic Tile All Relhe Liberal available • Foyer ontrencee Pric*d from financing • Full waterproof basements • Science kitchene with built- Rheem in oven end counter top • winter air condition- rente, blond eeh cebinete ed heat (complete >ear $19,490 end Hoeteee twin basin etnke ‘round air conditioning available • Choice of 11 Cu. Ft. '’Hot- 5% CONVENTIONAL point” Refriterator or • Full Flhretlas Insulation Clothes Weeher MORTGAGES • Norte Gee Clothee Dryer • 100 electric aertlca amp At littl* At with 12 circuit breaker ** Mutan • Vinyl tile floor roverinte In COmmiY panel DIFFERENT kitchens IT. VALINTINK'S $90.75 MONTHLY Church 2 etell (in and School • full beths. shower • Attached overall* tar ace All Formice only 5 block* away. ranch*. Veni- PAYS ALL HOME DESIGNS dreselnt tebles with IT MARY'S tory • All plots minimum lOtr UsTATES Church • • SIDE SPLIT LEVEL metchint Formice slidint seeded and shrub- . . . and School a few frontate, door medicine cebinete bed minulea bua BACK-TO-FRONT SPLIT LEVEL away LOW DOWN . . . Minus tria •ervlce for atudanta PAYMENTS New Tert JORALEMON STREET AND 2-STORY COLONIAL MODELS HOLY FAMILY Chun t LIBERAL and School few BELLEVILLE, N. J. a 7 4 • Houma ..]44 R« *e HOIY SPIRIT onW ST IOSIS. telmor m Furnished Model Home & fWton lu#fe Open Daily Weekends 10 M. Till > —' J & A. Dark BAST RUTHIRPORD, H . / % I# MODEL HOME PHONI: V 5-9711 MOOfl HOMES OPIN DAILY A WEEKENDS OIRRCTIONt: FROM MIWARK ARIA: Cardan State Pkwy (North) to aalt Usurr PRospect St . nahl modal* , FROM NORTH- QIIICTIONt Gere.« tlele MSA. turn rllht to Joralamon than to ■am Perkseee H r*n»*fc«4 Ur altman-owork, niw vork city UtN N. J G S. Pkwy (South) to aalt 111 ’Wale hunt An), loft to PaaaaU O/r • ell INI kevte II •• Wekelwu kte*. Are: than to Can tar Sit left on Bloomfield Are. (tat traffic Blab 00. I Sleek keTer. Pitklss Me me r tel NeteNel. non uwtn ** 4a# u» Marrlaun rtaht r »e%wa naht St and modal. PROM HI’WON COt te Mekel Hsms 4UUme«« an 4I Ly*«U*/e» an R*j-.a It faro lift ao4 to Joralamon . NTY BollonUo Ture Sell lIOM Nlw r <*l*4*. saoknias ■Will I* fkiMss !• Ui>4*t M aaa ao rubK'.erwn Av* ■*«» KaLMar'urd to Waahuaston At*.. Ballavtlla. naht to Joralamon St ; loft aooroa At A: leuse te KUh. Cse ite. II iCerltee . 9 mom _ Lmaraisa Ttunel R« J; WMOti* Tissue e« tie It Te A»e V»„ |e«/ r. t«4l •* c **' aU44- _*44 ar>4ind .m itoou'aaiT 4 V NeeTune Ture «e»i lee seetleee I* avtk(uiu«euttUnua *«•! ut» Haiw. H W. • 319 Control Av., Orange •O« 2-613 •writ* Hat I4a? far I WekeT.ete tee*. I kieek Mt PNtta Me- la merMi MeeeiTel. BMU4A4 JffMf Ct*»J |rwe«4 Mrt *a T«*o«Ua 4»4 w RL 3; Uiao Mina u awn lIUOMAN a M MItO . Salas cun... N. J. . Mm»w t-UM Ayartfs: M»M Mmm Hwa . ■ready for fau occupancy 20 THE ADVOCATE October 24, 1958 Pope Commends Organizations Seton Hall College of Dentistry Family Life Award Given Opens Modern Dental Clinic JERSEY CITY One of the largest and most modern dental To Fr. Collis clinics in the nation was formal- ofBloomfield here Oct. ly inaugurated 22 by • SOUTH ORANGE the Seton Hall College of Dentist- Pope Pius XII last summer com- “begged that the members of the mended Action ry. - the Catholic organizations of the Newark Family Life Institute should first Three in the the Archdiocese of all assure themselves years making, because the interior life of the corre- of their people clinic will serve the residents of to the own family altars of sanctity sponds exterior works they perform. , , . Hudson It is housed where the worked County. in Boland whole,family the Archbishop revealed the late Father’s unit eight-story building which Holy as a and gave corporate ado- remarks In an address to the served the isolation ration to God.” formerly as Cana-sponsored Life the Family In- “Does the interior life of hospital at Jersey City Medi- stitute at Seton Hall your FATHER cal University clergy and COLLIS was cited for Center. your people corre- 10 of Sunday evening. spond to the great exterior years service to the Cana More than $1,000,000 has been The works Institute was attended movement which by they are doing?" during he helped spent by Seton Hall to renovate 2,000 and married priests couples When organize the Pre-Cana conference and equip the structure which Archbishop Boland as- and featured a series of panels program, outlined the content of has been leased sured him that all the from the city. on the life apostolate in movements the Cana I family conference on “The to Dr. Merritte M. of the Archdiocese are “motivat- According 'elation to the community. Spiritual Union in ed upon the of Marriage,” and Maxwell, dean of the school, tar- principle bringing collaborated A highlight was the presenta- on the preparation get date for full operation is Jan. others to Christ, and restoring all tion of the 1958 Family Life of Cana Family Action manuals. -1, 1959. things to Christ,” the Fa- Award to Rev. Paul Holy V. Collis ther Citations were also awarded sent his “high esteem" to of Sacred to retired members CLINICS representing all the Hsart, Bloomfield, the of Newark for their of the Pre- for action people major of dental outstanding in behalf faith and Cana and the Cana Advisory FAMILY LIFE AWARD: Rev. Paul phases service, of generosity. V. Collis of Sacred the life of each with a labora- family apostolate The boards, including: Bloomfield, receives the supporting the Archbishop reminded the Heart, Cana-sponsored have been Archdiocese. Mr. and Mrs. Family tory, established. Withr EXAMINATION that the Father George Hammel, Life Award from TIME: Konzelman of assembly Holy Archbishop Boland at in these clinics are 104 units deal- Joseph Bay- IN THE CLOSING had selected for the River Edge; Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Sunday’s onne is aided address of Apostolate of Family Life Institute. ing with various dental diseas- by technician Dianne Sudnik of the institute seph Morgan, Oradell; Mr. and Jersey Boland Prayer intention for es. City in Archbishop November, Mrs. LaMont laboratory work at the new Seton Hali Dental recalled his conversation with the sanctity of the Laßobardier, Clos- the of Institute the apostolate. part participants tion members to cooperate Dr. Maxwell said Father ter; Mr. and Mrs. Paul with that al- Clinic. Holy during a private au- This, Archbishop Boland said, is Novak, to assist in putting into effect tne urban renewal Cranford; Mr. and Mrs. programs. though most patients will have dience last The an indication the Timothy recent of the that July. Pontiff, he o( importance instruction Holy See A call to married the benefit the fee schedule for Seton in O’Leary, couples to of a complete dental logical laboratory. said,mentioned a “heresy of which the late Pontiff held Elizabeth; on lay participation in the Mass. Hall the a rule of life which “was as the re- adopt would examination, their acceptance developed - The third floor consists of work” which moves lay Mr. and Mrs! William Catholics to apostolate. McDon- (This resolution declared that increase their for further sult of a study of the fees in be “awareness of the treatment “will be two clinics and demonstration satisfied with "the ough, Linden; Mr. and Mrs. Fred- “further on the production He also said that “the apostolic activity supernatural life and its action dependent the effect in four of the nearest ac- One clinic of the exterior without family erick and Mr. and of the upon teaching spaces. is for the having re- was one of the particular inter- O’Mara, Mrs. part laity must flow from on temporal realities.” needs credited dental schools.” Walter and requirements of the care of children and the other gard for the supernatural spark" ests of the Hamilton, West Caldwell. this more active participa'ion in Rev. The he Holy and re- James archdio- dental students. fee, said, is not ex- is for of Catholic Action. Father,” the Johnson, Not all the straightening of teeth called the Pontiff’s letter to the AMONG liturgy.”) san Cana and Mr. patients who pected to defray the expense of RESOLUTIONS passed director, and register and are (orthodontics). In em- After listening to Life A recommendation for annual Mrs. the educational both, Archbishop Family Institute held in Par- as a result O’Mara,. headed the examined program, not of panel discussions Insti- can be carried phasis will be placed upon pre- Boland’s report on in is last marriage forums in all even in progress June. In the letter, the were: . high tute’s 300-member committee. At for service.” conjunction with tuition vention of childhood . through the the asked: schools and complete diseases Archdiocese, Pope Archbishop said, the Holy Father A colleges of the Arch- the close of the session Rev. paid by students. declaration of readiness on Wal- Regarding fees, he noted that and abnormalities. diocese. ter Deßold led recitation of Com- American dental tradi- the The fourth floor is the largest A charge to Cana Family Ac- pline. colleges PHYSICALLY, Seton Hall Dental clinical area in the and tionally charge nominal fees and Clinic is one of the most building contains 42 modern and complete in the operating units, - a dispensary, office-research rooms country. Patients will be ex- amined and supporting laboratories. General Themes and screened on the Announced second floor which contains a THE FIFTH FLOOR was de- diagnostic section, an X-ray sec- signed for care of patients hav- research For World tion, area and patho- ing conditions requiring removal Sodality Congress of root canal and replacement of n their contents with inert NEWARK Evej-y aspect of a Church.” Thus ma- the second and sessions in Jesuits Schedule terial. what is it? vocation will ary which the busi- Basic research areas and Sodality be exam- third days of the congress will be ness of the ined thoroughly when the Second World Federation of laboratories exist adjacent to the given over to consideration Mission Dinner The animal? An Urbanasaurus, World of Sodalities of Our Lady will be clinical facilities. Congress of Sodalities is those of the aspects vo- NEW YORK Seton Sodality carried out. It will end with a Bishop Vincent Charles sometimes domeaticated, alwaya held at Hall University, cation. Mayor Witkowski parti- public demonstration of devo- I. Kennally, S.J., Vicar'Apostolic cipated in Wednesday’s formal Aug. 20-23, 1959. The fourth gregarious, noted for ahortneaa day of the con- tion of the Caroline and to Our Lady with a solemn Marshall Is inaugural ceremonies with That became apparent here gress will be along of hair and The aofa devoted to plen- outdoor Pontifical lands, will be the temper. With the release of the theme for High Mass. speaker at the Msgr. Michael I. Fronczak, liai- 16th annual mission benefit din- son officer of the ia another rarity, an Urban design, the meeting and the general day- college. ner to be held at the Commodore noted for ita marvelous comfort by-day program. The program Hotel Nov. 6. The dinner is was prepared in Rome by the run Publish Debutantes to Meet the New Booklet on and . . low by York Province craftsmanship . long, a Central Secretariate of Sodalities of the lavish of Society of Jesus to raise and beyond compare. Our Lady and brought here money Popular Psychology for the Jesuit Seminary and Mis- ROCHELLE for release by Rev. James J. Mc- PARK—Friar, na- K Modernaire exclusive 9495.00 sion national of at Ball Fund. tional Franciscan Quade, S.J., promoter Archbishop magazine pub- of the Sodalities in the U.S. Highlight program will lished here, has reprinted in NEWARK be the Anew undertaking has been added to presentation of the Xa 1 irr booklet form a series of articles THEME • FOR the meeting, Award Catholic club activities to an individual who has by Rev. Alfred Martin, which will be continuation of by the Suburban Circle of the Inter- 0.F.M., a made an national outstanding contribution on popular psychology. the first Sodality congress held Federation of Catholic Alumnae. to the mission cause during the "Our Emotions and Our VP in Rome in will be "The Vo- The event is a 1957, Presentation Ball for 50 year. debutantes who, Moods” contains of tha cation of Sodalists of Our Lady in with their many parents and their will be to Toastmaster will be Rev. Rob- articles Father Alfred the Crisis of the World escorts, presented has writ- Today." Archbishop Boland. ert I. Gannon, former Scheduled S.J., presi- en for Friar the sev- The theme is similar to that for for during past Jan. 3 at the Robert Treat Ho- dent of Fordham A Rev. E. University. eral months, and is. Friar the Lay postdate- Congress held tel, it will be preceded Paul Lang of Seton Hall Chairman is says, by a Sol- Rev. William T. "our answer to in Rome this year. University, state IFCA modera- ‘Why don’t you emn Pontifical Mass to be of- Wood, S.J., director of the Semi- Father tor. > put Alfred’s writings in On the first three days of the fered by the Archbishop at nary and Mission Bureau. book form?’.” the vocation theme congress, Sacred Heart Cathedral at 10:30 will be inspected as it pertains a.m. and a formal dinner at 6 to interior to the life, aposto- p.m. late, and to living the life of Children the Church. THE 50 YOUNG- ladies will are in a home % happier from Rev. Louis Paulussen. S.J., vice come throughout the state and will be director of the World Federation chosen from among that has a HAMMOND ORGAN of Sodalities, points out that the i fourth-year high school students and first and need for apostolic formation was second-year college training school one of the factors brought out at jor students. An- other 50 these the lay apostolate meeting and girls, from'high school modernaire for that reason it was decided to sophomore and junior will be concentrate on the interior life classes, invited as “maids in Route 4, Paramus, N. J. at the opening session. waiting.” Planned as an annual IT WAS AI.SO noted that affair, use our no So- the ball is 90-day charge plan intended to pro-' '• dalities have definitely been vide funds for college scholar- called to the apostolate and that ships for girls, provide an op- this demands an understanding of portunity for Catholic girls to what it means to “think with the make their debut under Cath- | o, ic auspices, encourage Cath- i olic parents to send their daughters to Catholic schools, and enable i young Catholic girls and boys to become acquainted. Chairman is Mrs. John Quincy Adams of Montclair. She is being assisted by Mrs. Edgar J. Mo- | loney of East Orange. Advisor is Archbishop’s i m MPr! 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