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Official PobllcaUon of the Archdiocese of N. Newark, J- and Diocese of Paterson. N. J. VOL. 9, NO. 25 THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1960 PRICE: TEN CENTS Holy Father Canonizes 16th-Century

VATICAN CITY Close to 7,000 Spaniards were Lord grants Us.” among some 30,000 faithful who witnessed the “We believe,” the said, "that of Juan de Ribera, 16th the glorification of this century Archbishop of , in is most providential St. ’s Basilica. ... in this age of The rapid changes be- Spanish pilgrims include a descendant of the new cause it proves that sanctity aaint. He was Jose Gabanes Sil- alone, in a spirit of devotion to la, whose 35, recovery from of the the Eucharist and to new saint, but it is ex- Our Lady, pneumonia~in 1338 was pected that in is the basis and officially Valencia it will be guarantee of approved the by Sacred-Congre- transferred effective apostolate to Jan. 14, the date on every of of Rites gation as a miracle which he has souls.” long been com- the wrought through intercession memorated there. of the who IN OTHER activities Spanish prelate, was this week, beatified in 1796. the Pontiff broadcast ST. JUAN de Ribera was born a blessing at Mar. 20, 1532, and died to the people of Colombia, re- IN SOLEMNLY at Valencia ceived the students of the proclaiming 6, 1611. He was Pon- St. Jan. Juan among the blessed in educated at the University of tifical Ethiopian College and told heaven and entitled to them of his public Salamanca and ordained in 1557. hopes for Afrca, veneration, Pope John XXIII re- received the minor After having achieved wide- seminarians called especially his pioneer use of the spread fame as a of Diocese, met with of the professor press for religious leach- Joao Pereira Venancio at the university, St. of ing. Juan whose was made Bishop of Bada- Leiria, Portugal, See in- In doing so, he stressed that cludes joz in 1562 and in 1568 was trans- Fatima, and granted an Christians today must defend ferred to Valencia. audience to those attending the their faith “at any from of price” Ho founded the Colegio de general chapter the Conven- dangers besetting it. He said tual . Corpus Christ!, as well as a threatened Christianity was Discalced The told Colombians in by Augustinian congre- Pope “the diffusion of a perverse gation at Alcoy. In addition, he his message to them that 'the press, by propaganda of error furthered the work of monastic basis of genuine progress Is re- and ijra morality, and violent truth which by reform, especially among the ligious heightens persecution in so all human culture.” raging many Capuchins whom he had parts of the world.” to brought Valencia. He was Heading the Conventual Fran- Obviously referring to believ- noted for his conscientious de- ciscan delegation was Most Rev. ers in communist countries, the votion to duty and his heroic Basil Heiser, O.F.M. Conv., of Pontiff exhorted them to in Terra perse- patience bearing the respon- Haute, Ind., new Superior vere in their faith and find sibilities of his office. General of the order. Also pres- QUEKE VICTIMS: These pictures show the extent of the human suffering beought about by the series of earthquake in chile. Upper left, an •trength in the knowledge that ent After the canonization, the was Rev. Matthew Baran, injured women is hoisted aboard a Plane for transport to a safe area; upper right, a family huddles around a bonfire in a street in an attempt "the entire Church is close to Pope received the Spanish O.F.M. Conv., of River Forest, their pil- to warm themselves; lower left, villagers drag mattresses from their wrecked homes; lower right, some, of the homeless huddle in blankets on and for grims 111., who had been re-ehcted sufferings prays and noted that St. Juan them park benches where they were forced to sleep during the chilly nights. This is the beginning of the winter season in Chile. continuously.” had devoted himself to carrying first assistant general. During the three-hour canoni- out the decrees of the Council of Pope John, a member of the zation life-sized rites, a portrait Trent. “Our prayer he Third Order of St. Francis, of St. today," Juan, regarded as the most added, “is to ask God, through spoke of his many contacts with Survivor Tells illustrious of the Archbishops of his intercession to In Havoc give us light the Franciscans. all these con- of Fear, Valencia, hung above the main and grace to prepare for the tacts, he said, he sensed “the altar in the The great red and gold- fruitful celebration following first-hand account and of the Second presence of the the of dogs assisting, as with fall I saw de- Lord, pres- usual, along only one completely We had about 7:30, draped basilica. John as- the supper during Pope Vatican to which We of His and earthquakes that thundered across the The scared to stroyed the Council, ence grace the pres- people. people were on way back to Choi Choi. which of Jan. we ran out the house about signed 6 as the feast day have Chile death. During Mass, another consecrated what life the ence of the of St. Francis.” was written a mis- tremor. So I it not three spirit by Maryknoll thought perhaps was really or four times the After Mass I walked thinking out into the as as I sionary who has spent seven years there. bad had imagined until I got were quakes getting worse. barn alongside the to farmhouse. Actual- Nueva There houses were Elect New Custos He writes from Choi Choi, where East Imperial. We decided to spend the onthe General ly it wasn’t it night a barn; was the down, roofs caved bricks and stones Rev. Frederick C. living in, football field around fires. We carried Orange-born Hegarly quarters of a dirt floor, all over the streets —as if bombs large family had blankets and mattresses is pastor. Father U. S. our out the Hegarly was on with the fire in the middle, like all the been dropped. boys at one end of the field and all leave at the time the the of quakes. country people own. I lit a cigarette girls and the Sisters at the other. The and I DROVE UP to the Franciscan 200 Acres rested for about 10 minutes. sat Capuchins By Rev. James W. M.M. Sisters up the whole night on bench- Buy Mundell, Sisters convent school on the crown of around THEN I STEPPED back hill. es the About three into the a Two walls were down. I went in fire, praying. CHOL CHOL, Chile Suddenly in big shakes hit during the and room where I offered Mass to get a few and found it abandoned: Flower night the darkness it was 6 a m. I pots the school For on two-story sounded like it was people ready for the floor, pictures not in Newton awoke with heart . The house all askew, a my in my mouth and to falling apart. Seminary started rattle. Everyone made a dash soul around. I went out into the fast Act patio a of Contrition on my lips. for. door. It was comforting to be out in the tbe They all dropped on their and found all the girls student board- NEW YORK The 'The ■whole r Capuchin Fathers have puchin Province of rectory of reinforced- con- purchased Tuscany. knees outside the open, except we kept wondering if the. house. The old ground ers huddled in blankets praying the After he crete was working back and forth like a 200-acre site in for the took post- ground was going to up like ii did Newton, N.J., construction of a shook and shook. A man started and to death. open a just frightened studies at ball of putty in the hand of a giant. graduate Gregorian in many areas; one such not seminary. beating his breast, and “Lord The Sisters were in tears. opening, Any second I the house col- shouting, They University, Rome, and then expected to far from Choi swallowed have mercy on us, Christ have went to Mother Choi, 30 people. Announcement of the was made with mercy get Superior —a grand purchase release taught briefly at the lapse. Capuchin on be the and us, Glory to Father, Glory woman, the last to get excited in of the news that Very Rev. Adehno in before Maestrini, 0.F.M., Cap., seminary Siena, Italy, be to the NEXT, THE TIDAL I HAVE EXPERIENCED three Son, Glory be to the Holy a crisis —but she was all choked wave: Many of has to the U. S. in only up Beacon, N.Y., been.elected coming 1949. Ghost.’’ towns disappeared Others earthquakes since living in Chile. Each and crying. completely. Custos General of the After two at Our of Franciscan construction will soon but years Lady lasted 10 It lasted three whole I started have only three or four houses left begin less than seconds, with no minutes and joking with her, and then Capuchin Italian-Araerican Cus- Angels he noother details. When Friary, Staunton, Va., force was six.” I it took them all back standing. The which caused it provided more than it takes to shake a “grade thought was over into the school to quake was tody. made spiritual director of was of ten” building is the semi- off table. Each at last so I made back the They “grade (I think the completed, glass a a my way among inspect damage. were so grade Father Adelmo succeeds seminarians at St. Lawrence Fri- registered Very will be moved from its the goes up to 12 at which it is a nary mere "grade one” on the Richter Earth- kneeling people to begin the bap- frightened that they had not even ven- point Rev. Thomas O.F.M. Beacon. He served term Bargagll, site ary, a in cities a bit further present at Geneva, N.Y. quake Scale. But this lasted Usms. There were four. tured back into the We went cataclysm) many who held assistant'to quake building. Cap., the post for two The election as the Custos Gen- south; 70% of them are now of Father Adelmo three full minutes an eternity —and into the chapel. It was a mess. All the destroyed. terms and last eral and in only, trans- 1954 was named There is no year was confirmed June 9 in a com- hit “grade three.” We I GOT AS FAR as the exorcism. statues were communication; railroads knew, of course, smashed, candlesticks, ferred his from Our Guardian of the Beacon are out, fires have headquarters munication from officials of the friary, that area the old wooden floor buckled started, there is no some had been hit badly.' Suddenly vases and flowers were all over the Lady of Mt. in 1957. and Carmel, Orange, order in Rome. The election took being reappointed Later that like paper. The rest of the altar. light water; the two morning, by portable ra- people were only hospitals where he was to Immacu- in one went pastor, place at a custodial At the beginning of the current dio, we learned it still on their knees praying the them city down. chapter was Concepcion Rosary. I got all cleaned up. By the time late the school he Now four of the Conception Seminary, held 21. year was awarded the where it struck with I ran, to my fell I the tension volcanoes in the (meeting) May nn intensity of trying keep balance, left, was gone and some where curia are Bronx, headquarters permanent title of Very Rever- to one and then Andes erupting. One we can see “grade eight.” The damage there was knee, up again out were even laughing. are located. THE CUSTOS General In the from end, an honor bestowed the awful. into a clearing. our dining room. It is about 50 by seen the in Im- order Having damage miles Capuchin is a post similar Council of the The entire horizon to the east. Supreme Capuchin At 6:30 the next another earth- like a wave I hated think about FATHER day swept perial, even to my THOMAS, who also to that of Provincial in other re- Order those on who have distin- of the and rocked from side to side; I could It has been a Chile quake same intensity struck. A mission in Choi ChoL I was certain the nightmare. served at St. ligious societies. Full title of tho Ann's, Hoboken, guished themselves as teachers see the earth and all needs a lot of if to half-hour later, another. And at 8:30, as rolling shaking bridge and the barn where the boys help she is get back and St. Anthony's, and custody here is the 12 Passaic, represented for at least years. Mass over the The farmhouse on her feet was another. countryside. and the convent school and girls’ again. Today, the schools Rev. Franciscan starting, sleep, Ristori, O.F.M. Capuchin Italian- and barn waved back have been and forth like quarters were demolished. But thanks condemned for lack of pastor of St. Amcrican of the safety. Cap., Francis, Hack- Custody Prov- THEN ALL WAS quiet. I left in my leaves in wind. Homes Xaverians be to God, nothing fell. destroyed, people living in tents, ensack, were among four ince of the Stigmata of St. Fran- in Split jeep at 9:30 to celebrate Mass up in the It was violent. Thirty seconds is an in buses, autos, under in elected assist cis. BALTIMORE trees, public to the new Custos (NC)-The Amer- in Chacame. time for offices. mountains, unusually long an earthquake. I HADN’T FELT it, as I was travel- General. The others are Rev. This has establish- ican Province of the Xaverian I in custody was the confessional from the This one lasted not for 30 nor but the earth had seconds, ing, continued to The count begins those who died Victor O.F.M. ments in New New Brothers has been divided into I arrived Pietrantonio, Cap., York, Jersey moment until 1:30. even one or two minutes. It with shake all afternoon Every- stayed —some shocks beneath the ruins and those who died and Rev. Sebastian and and numbers 90 re- two one for the north- one wanted Falcone, Virginia provinces, to go to confession. us for over four minutes and was some “grade strong, light, none of course like under the tidal wave. We need O.F.M. both of St. Law- of whom eastern U. S. and the other help. Cap., ligious, eight are serv- for Then I started Mass in the nine” near the of the scale. the but century- top big one— just a more or less And prayers. Please for the vic- Beacon. the pray rence Friary, in Australian missions. eastern and central U. S. old with all the chickens The houses in ing farmhouse, the country did not continual movement. tims. Purchase of the new semi- Father Adelmo, the new Cus- site completed within nary was tos General, was born in Ver- the last few months. The Ca- nio, Italy, and' completed his puchin announcement said that Chile Needs seminary training in the Ca- Pope Again Voices Hope Urgently Help; Council Reunion Archbishop Urges Charity MaySpur NEWARK With rescue workers in Chile still count- ands injured. It will take months the dead and evaluating damage in the to compute the toll. Pope John XXIII again voiced his and there should be ing property wake compati- More than 170,000 homes of the nation’s most of are hope that the ecumenical bltity between them without dif- disastrous series earthquakes, Arch- council which he has called might wrecked. Hater and sewage ficulty. But the Pope said that Boland of Newark has called on Catholics here to result in the reunion of the Catholic and Orthodox bishop systems have been destroyed the two are sometimes placed Churches. aid the gigantic relief program the catastrophe has set in along with practically all of the in opposition to each other, and motion. docks in ihe afflicted area. At the same time the Father announced then becomes Holy the ap- it the business of la unable re- by cataclysms, to More than 2.25 million people of Pericle the Church to unite them. 1 IN A LETTER the of the polntment Msgr. Felicl, to priests construct work of cen- 30% of the nation’s total popu- a prominent official of the Roman “But the Church concerns it- Archdiocese he noted that “there turies.” tians of both East and West as lation have been affected in as of self abovo all with the spirit,” he Curia, secretary general the is at\ urgent and pressing need The relief agency has two of the greatest Doctors of already some way. In some areas the central commission said. "It is concerned with the supervising for emergency relief aid for the sent 260,000 of the Church will “intercede for pounds c'othtng, ground level as muen as vicissitudes dropped preparations for the council. ordinary of life of 2,500 of the return of the Churches of the daily earthquake-stricken people pounds bedding and 17,- nine feet. which it wishes to and can Chile.” East sanc- 350 of shoes to Chile. This HE ALSO revealed that to the embrace of the one, pairs Some countries are Car- tify. But in so it is two,dozen doing, inviting He revealed that Catholic Re- is in addition to medical and dinal Muench catholic and in the relief would be a mem- holy, apostolic be helping program, the Christian to on his guard lief Servlces-NCWC has Church." already building supplies and a shipment ber of the central commission. including Germany, Switzerland, against those elements which can tons shipped thousands of of of 9,549 tons of U.S. government The former event , India and Relief Cardinal, Bishop uf “Oh, what a marvelous distract him from higher Japan. things—- food, clothing, medicine and surplus food valued at $1.3 mil- N. and this would be and what flow* work, however, has been ham- Fargo, D., Apostolic a from God as his and beginning other supplies to the disaster lion. Nuncio to is of human and heavenly the destrustion of air- Germany, now serv- ering end and from Christ the Savicr pered by area. ing in the Curia, the Vatican charity there would be in set- THE DISASTER area in Chile fields and port facilities. and all He represents. The Archbishop said that Cath- headquarters staff. ting in motion the Joining of stretches for 1,000 miles along “This means . that one must olics who wish to the relief Also . . help included as members of the separated brothers of the the southern coastline where win- prepare for the council with a work may make contributions the ter commission are Cardinal East and West in the single is now setting in. The whole sense of supernatural elevation through their local parishes and Jullien, Cardinal Larraona and flock of Christ, the eternal face of the region has been Pope Requests according to the spirit of holy he asked priests to make special Cardinal Heard. too are in three weeks. Thous- They shepherd! oneself against for this changed Pictorial Church, guarding appeals purpose. Favor serving In the Curia. “This would represent one of ands are dead and other thous- confusing the sacred and the In Felici as the most fruits of the VATICAN CITY—One of the naming Msgr. gen- precious temporal, and against confusing eral MEANWHILE word has come secretary, the Pope gave him coming second Vatican ecumeni- most-photographed men in the the intentions of the religious and from Chile that Aids the the seven cathedrals, world seldom of rights and privileges enjoyed cal council, to the glory of Argentina sees a picture spiritual order with human efforts 185 churches, three seminaries, by the assessors and secretaries Lord on earth and in heaven und himself. however worthy of respect of 55 parish houses and 86 Catholic Quake Victims the VaUcan congregations. for the universal exultation and And so it was that after a these be— which are di- These might schools thus far are known to BUENOS rights and main- the fullness of the mystery of the AIRES (RNS) A session at the privileges rected toward picture-taking solely seeking have been the ly concern rank and precedence. communion of ," he de- destroyed by scr- sum of $303,000 donated by Ar- Vatican —a session that had honors, riches and ma- pleasure, ies of The were It was Msgr. Felici who served clared. quakes. quakes gentine dioceses and colleges was been booked for no more than terial PAPAL John prosperity. followed , tidal AUDIENCE: Pope XXIII receives Most as secretary of the Ecumenical by devastating turned over to church authorities 10 minutes but lasted almost THEN POPE JOHN discussed volcanic and Rev. Basil Heiser, Conv., of Terre Council's ante-preparatory com- waves, eruptions in Santiago, Chile, for relief of two hours John turn- P.F.M., Haute, Ind., “ANOTHER FORM of Pope “the two concepts of human coopera- avalanches. the mission, which has Just complet- life, earthquako victims there. ed to photographer Tony Spina newly elected Minister General of the Order of Friars meritorious and beneficial ed its of the individual man and of tion, Catholic Relief Services in The work. man money was presented by of the Detroit Free Press and Minor Conventual, at a private audience in the Vatican for the council, is to follow the in society, the life of the spirit New York has received a mes- Cardinal Caggiano of Buenos said: course of ils development with a Palace. Father Heiser was 75 IN DISCUSSING the Council, and the life of the body, eternal sage from three Chilean Bish- who visited “Would accompanied by the Aires, Santiago and you send me the pic- the examination of doctrinal said he St, and life." profound in which the offered Mass ture? No delegates who elected him their leader Pope hopes Greg- temporal ops ap- a Requiem in the one ever sends me at the order’s culture ory Nazlanzcn and St. John The are distinct but principles, religious and general chapter. Chry- two not peal for help, saying: “Our cathedral for those who perished any pictures." sostom recognized by Chris- mutually exclusive, he said, (Continued on Page 3) people’s strength, sorely tried in the earthquakes. 2 THE ADVOCATE Jane 16,1960 Places in the News

El Pueblo, Catholic dailynews- its 50th anniversary. in Buenos has paper Aires, re- The Knights of Columbus In sumed after Southern publication being California have called shut down for five months for fi- for a Senate investigation of com- nancial reasons. munist infiltration of the movie Catholic Charities in Portugal industry. has In established a relief center A $300,000 gift will enable Mar- a Lisbon suburb to distribute quette re- University, Milwaukee, to lief Catholic supplies provided by establish a chair of journalism Relief an American in Services, memory of Lucius W. Nieman, agency. founder of the Milwaukee Journ- The eighth annual conference al. on business problems of Catholic Fewer than half the Puerto institutions will be held at Xavier Ricans who will migrate to the June University, Cincinnati, on United States in the next few 23-25. years will settle in New York A million to $3.5 campaign con- City, according to an estimate by struct an addition to Quigley a migration conference.

Preparatory Seminary, Chicago, Nearly 10,000 persons visited has been authorize Cardinal by the Uth annual Catholic voca- Meyer. tions exhibition in Glasgow on St. John’s Cathedral, Warsaw, opening day. has been rededicated in cere- A gift of $200,000 toward con- monies which Cardinal at Wys- struction of anew chapel at officiated. The cathedral Xavier has QUARTER-CENTURY: Rev. James J. second from zynski University, Cincinnati, Doyle, right, pastor of St. was.rebuilt after being destroy- been given in honor of their par- Therese, Paterson, receives the congratulations of Bishop on his silver ed the McNulty during war. ents by the family of Mrs. Eliz- in A conference on editorial writ- abeth jubilee the priesthood. Bishop McNulty presided at the Mass of Thanksgiving R. Williams and the late for June ing Catholic publications will Mr. Williams, an insurance 12. The other priests are Rev. Daniel Vecchiollo, left, and Rev. Eugene ex- be held in Cleveland Aug. 4-6 ecutive. Schweitzer. under of Uni- auspices Marquette The fifth Inter-American Cath- Institute of the Catholic olic Action versity’a Week will be held in Press. Protestants Plan Mexico City Nov. 19-26. Church Allows Ordination Catholic Relief Services Construction has OVE R plans started on a THE TOP: This is the architect’s concept of the new church to be International Radio to build 100 homes and a com- $200,000 for Cristo erected plant Rey par- in St. Andrew s parish, Westwood. Rev. center in Macao for refu- La Harold Dilger, Switzerland munity ish, Paz, Bolivia, with the St. pastor, announced this BERNE, (NC)-An Of Married week that Ex-Minister gees from Red China. Louis Archdiocese $277,204 in gifts had been application for establishment of sponsoring the reported by the fund campaign volunteer The Franciscan church that Pastor of the was workers. The a million-dollar “International project. parish goal was $250,000. The church was COPENHAGEN A married mission to remain in the married designed by William stands the Mount of Mitchell atop the formerly Vice Chancellor in St. Evangelical Radio Station” has - man who was once a Lutheran state. Associates, South Beatitudes in Israel has marked Louis. Orange. been filed with’ Swiss postal pastor was ordained here by Bish- The is Rev. Olav Roer- authorities. Johannes of Co- dam who tion op Suhr, 0.5.8., Bonnevie, was received cause under consideration The it would into the Catholic Church in Sister station, was said, penhagen. 1945 Caterina di Maria of Pilgrimage be a Protestant of The whose wife is also after served pastor of counterpart priest, having as Cordoba, Argentina, founder of TO Vatican with broadcasts convert to has Lutheran the Shrine of Our Radio, a Catholicism, a parish for 12 years. in Handmaidens of the. Sacred Lady in various been Vatican His the Week’s Heart. of the Cape languages given special per- wife and only fol- People Born Nov. daughter News 29, 1823; died lowed him into the Church to two Apr. 5, 1896, having founded her years later. order after Cap-de-la-Madeleine, becoming a widow. Quebec, Canada SAVE NOW! Father Bonnevie will serve as Cardinal de Barros Camaraof Rev. Paul cause taken under Rarbrecht, S.J., of olic official of the State And Visits To: curate St. Therese’s Depart- consideration PRE-VACATION a in parish, Rio de 66, is -the Institute of Social Order by Congregation of Saint Janeiro, reported at ment, has been honored by the ’s Oratory Rites. Hellerup. to be St. Louis Notre Dame Church recovering satisfactorily University, will deliver Standing Conference of He will also continue Voluntary working from a heart stack. the address Sacred Heart Shrine opening at the fourth Agencies Working for Refugees Died at Catholic . . . TUNE-UP S Copenhagen’s Inquiry Albert L. Fletcher of annual convention of the in Montreal Bishop National for his of service in Center. long years Little Rock has marked the 40th Catholic Msgr. Patrick Browne of Dub- Social Action Confer- work. SPECIAL! After his conversion refugee Shrine of Saint and before of his ordination. in lin, 70, one of Ireland’s most dis- Anne, anniversary ence Niagara Falls, Rev, Alfred A. N.Y., Aug. Schneider, a in the he worked John mathematicians Canada m entering seminary J. Delaney of New York 26-28. of the Green tinguished and Beaupre, • TUNE-UP priest Bay (Wis.) Sponsored MOTOR as a teacher in school classical scholars. by: a primary has been awarded the Marian Cardinal has been Spellman has been named director Sisters of Diocese, Conrad at one-third his former salary. Medal awarded the J. Kellenberg of Rock- • ADJUST BRAKES Library by Dayton Uni- Grand Cross of the of the Catholic Relief Services Motherhouse and Novitiate He studies in ville brother New began philosophy for his book “A Woman Order of Isabella the Catholic by mission Centre, N.Y., of Caldwall, Jersey versity in Brazil. tha Benefit and in Walter For of: • COMPLETE theology Luxembourg in Clothed With the in which Bishop P. of LUBRICATION Sun,” Spain. Rev. James T. Weber of Miami, Kellenberg Sisters’ that Infirmary Building 1953. he Rev. See. 6-eyl. $l4-95 gives details of eight Marian Dominique Pire, 0.P., Ariz., has been named national Fund • SYSTEM Since World War about Rev. Michael J. COOUNO 11, a apparations. winner of the 1958 Nobel Peace spiritual director of the McKeough, Sisters of Saint Dominie half dozen Knights Lutheran ministers in Rev. John J. has O.Praem., former dean of St. Collin's, S. Prize, suggested that win- of Columbus nocturnal adoration 68, Draining and flushing, check- J., Caldwell, New nave been allowed to Norbert Wisconsin. Jersey 8-cyl. $l7-95 Germany president of the Catholic Biblical ners of the Nobel and Lenin College, . ing hefaa and thermostat. program. Leave from: become priests while has been peace awards hold a of and Novitiate Budgat Your Repairs remaining Association, given an meeting Motherhouse in the Parts Extra married state. doctorale their own in the BIBLES & Caldwell, New Jersey Lubricants, honorary by Fairfield interests of Bishops . . . BOOKS Monday, August 8, 1960 (Conn.) University. peace. Bishop Jan Pieter Huibers of OF ALL TYPES IN COLLISION—BODY WORK SPECIALISTS DON’T SHOP on A. Through Sunday. Bishop George Hammes has Msgr. Thomas F. Little of New Haarlem, the Netherlands, 84, has REBOUND Ilf. Itll l. 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Till 6 tM. - Cloaad Sat. left for Lourdes ulty Golden Jubilee Medal for his to take part in has retired and is beihg succeed- 50 of the annual years teaching at Manhat- military pilgrimage ed by Coadjutor Bishop Willem PILGRIMAGE as tan a member of the Brothers there. It is his first trip outside Bekkers. Austria of the Christian Schools, which since he was injured in Causes AUTO TOURS-CRUISES he joined in 1902 in his native an auto accident in February. ... Cardinal Andrea Carlo Ferrari France. Cardinal Mclntyre of Los An- LOANS of . Born at Lalatta, Featuring: James A. Farley, former Post- geles will give the main address Italy, at the National Aug. 13, 1850; ordained be- master General, has been named Catholic Family 1873; COST How to chairman Life Convention came a Bishop 1878 and a Car- LESS start Ste. Anne de of a permanent com- in San Antonio Beaupre dinal in Died mittee June 1895. 1921. 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EMIGRANT To The Public Sacred Music INC da Set S. see csMTtM aw*. Parents Must Institute Industrial SAVINGS ' BANK ma 4-5266 Says Explain NEWARK The Archbishop Walsh Collegiate Institute of Li- Street 5 fait of Catholic 51 Chamber* 42nd Street Needs Schools turgical Music will hold Its sixth V Oppoiitsite City Hall Park (Another entrance 10 East 43rd Street) (NC) A widely "Private and summer session at Caldwell Col- A Open Mon . anaFri. to 6 P.M. Between Fifth and Maditon Avenue* BUFFALO parochial schools U. S. Catholic have lege daily except and Open Mon. to 7 P.M.. Fri. to 8 P.M. known writer on the same demands for qual- Saturday of Sunday between July 11 and 29 education thinks parents paro- ity in education as public schools must 7th Ave. A 31st Street chial school pupils take the and it is hard to see how our Classes will be open to men Penn Btation and Opposite MOVING? initiative in convincing the public lawmakers can ignore them in women and will carry college Mon. and Fri. 6:30 ..Open to P.M. to aid from the credits for those ob- of their right when are to I giving aid, they respon wishing sible for tuin thorn. tend Pocket Portfolio how I itart government. educating such a large Applications may be □ Without obligation on can /» with cadi In Account. FLORIDA Home-school associations and made up to July 1 with INSURED : building a good reserve an Emigrant Savings I am segment of the school children to- Joseph Intereited Individual Account Joint Account Trutt Account A. 1-10 in an □ □ □ mothers' and fathers' clubs have day,” he argued Murphy, Roseville Avo., SAFETY at w CALIFORNIA to out and make their to here. Murphy Is Equity .or.. get prob- Referring recent Congres- director of the to the Kev. sional Newark Archdiocesan Institute None lems known public, action which saw of of opan an account the fail your should be { Enclosed Is $_ .to the savings earning lets the Neil 0. McCluskey, S.J., said in ure of efforts in both Sacred Music. MID-WEST House and i alone Equity jumbo dividend rale. or □ In my name is educa- Open add to yot an interview here. He Senate to secure federal loans for Subjects will include Gregorian I account □ In my nameIn trust for . today. Remember, we credit dividends ~ ii'lten i'i r ijuit tuarc rail tion editor of America, national construction of private and fro paro- Chant, Gregorian Chant accom- of □ In my noma |olntly with { day depositl weekly review. > chial grade and high schools, paniment, choir directing, Mrs. Miss boy forward passbook to Mr. □ Q Father ENGEL BROTHERS McCluskey said: choir training and legislation. PRINT NAME "It Courses is hard to follow our law- will be in line with the SAVINGS MOVING and STORAGE PRINTING makers' in decree on sacred music issued EQUITY ADDRESS. reasoning regard to ■ ■ I AND LOAN association and the Sacred I'HUNL MA l I/O hi tonsiili lha primary secondary educa- by Congregation of CITY I yellUM pages 583 Ave. HARRY F. MURPHY Rites in Kearny (corner Midland Ave.), I tion when they are willing to 1958. Kearny, N J (Use when sending cash) .. . Registered Mall MNI) Tel: WYman 1-0101 NA-6.11 I I Oil Tom life tack check list 78 CLINTON NEWARK 7 loan to institutions of • up ST., money Daily, 9-3, Thursday, to MiMusn reosnAL oieoetr iNeunANCi conronATioN 7p m. I Wiiild Headquaileu 1111 lulia lli/alielh, N DRIVE-IN siieel, I Phon*i MArk«t 3-2831 higher learning, regardless of AN ABBEY is an WINDOW . FREE independent PARKING on their denomination." pr.ml... monastery. Poland Returns June 16, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 3 Cardinal’s Letter Msgr. Suchon Marks

LONDON (RNS) A letterfrom Pope John XXIII to Cardinal Jubilee as Priest Wyszynski, Primate of Poland, confiscated by customs police several weeks has with ago, been returned ROCKAWAY A Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving in apologies by Polish communist authorities, it was learned observance of his 25th anniversary in the priesthood will here. be celebrated by Msgr. Emil R. Suchon, pastor of Sacred Return in the return of the it was of the letter followed letter, 19. learned, Church and government Heart Church, at 10:30 a.m., June and sub- widespread protests Polish by leaders Catholics also discussed for deacon Rev. and and a confer- plans will be George Dudak Rev. Edward special three churches between building new in ifaatash. ence members of the Rev. Pavlik, southern Poland that Polish are current- Guardian hierarchy and government 0.F.M., of St. Francis ly awaiting government approval. 30th representatives. Friary, Easton, Pa., will preach. Anniversary Yerzy Sztachelski, minister in the Mass there will THE Following LETTER, which to the charge of Church-state relations, For Fr. Buttner be a luncheon jubilee at the par- of the to release the but chagrin government was agreed plans, ish auditorium for clergy and RAHWAY Rev. Charles F. nothing more than added that the government was a well-wishing friends. Buttner, pastor of St. Mark’s from contribute message the to Cardi- unwilling to any funds Pope was honored recently nal A testimonial dinner here, by Wyszynski, was taken from for the project. sponsored parishioners on the 30th anniver- DEDICATED: This is the new residence for the Christian Brothers who teach at St. Joseph’s of the Palisades by the parishioners will be Bishop Joseph Kowalski of given of his ordination. reports of clash- at 5:30 sary Chelmno his MEANWHILE, High School, West New York. It was dedicated by Archbishop Boland on June 12. The building was designed p.m. at Mazdabrook on return from an Father Buttner celebrated his es between and Catholic “ad limina” police by Ricker and Axt, architects, West York. Rev. John P. Weigand is pastor. Msgr. An- visit to the Vatican. Farms, Parsippany. demonstrators Mass of on June in the textile drew V. Thanksgiving It contained Instructions Stefan, vice-chancellor no 5, and that afternoon there town of Zielona was a which affect manufacturing of Paterson, will be toastmaster. might Church- testimonial Gora have been broadcast by Ask reception given by state relations in Poland. Eichmann Speakers will be Msgr. John D. West the combined societies. European radio stations. Pope Hopes.. Furman parish’s The of the and Rev. Sulli- confiscation letter Eugene Father Buttner attended Seton The reports said the dis- (Continued from Page 1) Be Returned and the van, of the ordination three-hour arrest of Bish- prefect turbances after historical from all of Hall and and came town au- background class of Prep University op Kowalski at the Polish bor- BUENOS AIRES El 1935. (RNS) after theology at Immaculate thorities had ignored a demand which the honest and well-bal- der, however, aroused great in- Catholic here, Msgr. Suchon was ordained Pueblo, daily was ordain- by Catholics that a former Ger- anccd mind derives exact prac- Conception Seminary dignation among Polish backed Argentine demands that June 15, 1935, and 10 Catholics. spent years ed on June 8, 1930. He served man Protestant church be tical criteria and valuable learn- sent Israel as assistant Many telegrams of protest. return Adolf Eichmann to at St. Mary of the handed over to the local Cath- at St. and St. At ing.” Mary’s, Rutherford, the meeting which resulted this country pending Assumption, Passaic, lie has olic parish and announced that The goal of the ecumenical negotiations Peter’s, Newark, and was ap- for his extradition and trial been pastor of for Sacred Heart for pastor of St. Mark’s in it would be converted instead council, Pope John said, is the pointed his share in the Nazi extermina- 15 years. a 1942. into cultural center. The same as that of every re- tion of 6 million Jews between church had been used for Cath- deemed on earth and & person 1942 and 1954. Borgos Borgos olic since World War the ultimate goal of fam- worship every It said that if Eichmann, who OTJS£S®SSW Insurance 11. ily, society and nation the was captured in this country in Ziclona Gora is the former Ger- triumph of Jesus Christ. of all kinds May by Israeli and other “Jew- man town of from St. Paul’s |fc'"-V « , ;■£ Gruenberg. Reports Quoting epistle ish is “what 593 volunteers," he is •' 1 say that 5,000 demonstrators to the the Pontiff said KEARNY AVENUE Ephesians, said to have been, then his case were involved. that these words would merit be- N. J. has defense KEARNY, ! no before men, and, European radios also claim that ing posted on the doors of the as regards the judgment of God, OEOROI J. BOtOOS Cardinal Wyszynski has de- ecumenical council: he knows what he faces, if, dur- nounced the communist “Rather are we to the AIBIRT H. BLAZE regime practice the ing past 15 years, he has for its truth so WILLIAM j. OLACCUM anti-Church %ttitude. The in love, and grow up in had remorse of conscience.” reports the Cardinal made all in Him who is the say things Head, However, the films WYmaa 1-4700 paper insisted, his remarks in a at St. Christ. sermon Eichmann should be John’s Cathedral, Warsaw. “For from Him the whole body brought back to where “com- Argentina m k (being and knit to- fm closely joined petent authorities” would decide gether through every joint of the where he should be taken for system to the function- according trial. ing in due measure of each sin- ■ c< El Pueblo said that “if, Israel gle part) derives its increase to wants to judge neither the of itself in Eichmann, building up love” FOR QUALITY IFS ALWAYS FINISHED: Argentina nor Germany would Archbishop Boland lays the cornerstone (Eph. 4, 15-16). , object on moral grounds—much of the new residence for the Christian at i Brothers St. less Germans who resolved IN THE LATTER of his are of part Joseph’s the Palisades, West New York. to settle Looking on discourse, the Pope illustrated the accounts with history at the 12 are and the world.” But, it June Brother Christopher Vic- of the Feast,of Pente- added, ceremony meaning m “international law and tor, F.S.C., principal, St. Joseph’s Boys High cost “the feast of the Holy respect School, for sovereignty is who and sancti- another mat- and Rev. John P. Spirit, enlightens Weigand, pastor. ter." fies the life of the Church, en- abling it to overcome difficulties, adversities and persecutions.’' Emigration Office He of how in our own spoke TOKYO (NC) The Inter- age whole nations, great in the national Catholic Migration Com- practice of the Faith, have fall- mission has office in WHERE YOU RET YOUR BEST BUY M opened an en victim to confusion and per- Japan to promote emigration. secution and have lost their m DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY freedom of worship. “Do not believe, however, that the Holy Spirit is ready to for- sake the Church and threaten its BONDS WATCHES AND'CLOCKS V : ••>■'.": iuin,” he said. O liisvrMtce SILVERWARE, CHINA AND CRYSTAL Havana Archbishop Denies Vatican Call m GIFTS AND BAR ACCESSORIES HAVANA (NC) Archbishop

Evelio Diaz y Cia, Apostolic Ad m ministrator of Havana, has de- % LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS a r WfiSSQBQBB nied report that he has been MA 2-0300 summoned to the Vatican for consultation the situation in PjfSijg COMMENCEMENT: on Archbishop Boland at RELIGIOUS AND ECCLESIASTICAL ARTICLES presided Cuba. the commencement exercises of St. Joseph’s High The report that the Archbishop Schools, June 12. He is shown here with James had been summoned by the Holy See was first carried in the Mi- McMahon and Patricia McDermott, honor students, SPRING ami and later in yt. and Rev. John P. News, repeated Weigand, pastor. other American papers. JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS SNCE 1908 SPECIAL NEWARK MILLBURN The Merchants Office Marital 245-47 Millburn Avanua of HMI Slraal Sisters to Take Full Opan Mon. thru Sot. 9:30 Charity Opart Mon. thru Sot. 9:30 to 5:30, Thuri. until 9 *• 6, Wad. until 9 Ampla Parking Responsibility at Bayley-Ellard of NATIONAL STATE BANK of Newark

MADISON—The Sister happy faculty Formation plans loom daily from St. Virgil’s, Morris of Bayley-Ellard High at the Mendham Broad Street! family niotherhouse Plains, and the Sisters of Chris- returns to School is breaking —but of the Sisters up of Christian Char- tian Charity from their mother- is the best of everyone on terms. ity, too, but deaths and illness house in Mendham. Thrco Sisters of St. Dominic of of Sisters have postponed the Sister Irene said We are Margaret pleased to announce that this weei Caldwell and three Sisters of plans for at least another the year, faculty vacancies will prob- the Christian of Mendham Mother revealed. new quarters for our Merchants Office QUALITY Charity Virgina ably be filled by five Sisters of will be leaving the co-cducational Sister Irene and several teach- were opened in the The best in and Margaret explain- Charity lay modern Prudential foodstuffs preparation school this month ed regional high that the Sisters of of ers. Charity Plaza Building at the —the ultimate in and and the future will St. corner of Broad and appointments faculty be Elizabeth began Sister-For- Bayley Eliard’s Class of 1960 service—are of of Sisters of mation Streets. your assurance the comprised entirely some five years ago, so dedicated its yearbook, "The Mi- * Academy of St. Elizabeth “have highest degree of excellence and quality. Charity along they passed the crucial tre” to the departing Sisters, no- with lay teachers. period" of transition facing the ting that while the school will now When the was other two school founded congregations. be under the exclusive care of Come in and visit us we want ... you to it staffed 10 years ago was by Despite the current need for the Sisters of Charity of St. Eliza- see the handsome new banking facilities Sisters of and Domini- more and Charity more Sisters, Sister beth, to them it will be always we cans. A year later the Sisters of Formation is a highly-regarded associated with “a trinity the have installed for the greater conven- Christian Charity the fa- development in joined Religious cir- Sisters of Christian Charity, the 26" Our of ience and service of “New" Newarkd)UsU culty. cles. The Lady Grace year, or ideally, two Dominican Sisters and the Sisters With Grotto ness firms and years of post-profession study of Charity.” individuals. WITH THE Dominicans teach- gives the Sister young the chance In cast White ing mathematics and science Stone to complete her education free of classes, the Sisters of Christian the demands of busy mission life Regular $49.50 Charity and art, and the BUCKLEY-CLANCY history which would otherwise be further Sisters of Charity administering complicated by the need for sum- the school and the NOW *39.50 shouldering mer and Saturday classes, and DEBATE: rest of the teaching responsi- also helps her make the spiritual □ the arrangement FULL IN STOCK bility, was, ac- transition SELECTION from the hidden life of FULL TRANSCRIPT offlauJair Q/drrrU cording to Sister Irene Mar- mttia the novitiate to the active life of VIVIANO STATUARY garet, S.C., principal, "a wonder- the teaching Sister. Famous vJ CATERING -SERVICE ful experience. May 25,1960 at

toend Mamin L Two modern developments THE DEPARTING Baylcy-El- rfjwfioft »/.•' Horn* . "Maaiv. J»” - "Don” Liberal-Conservative Debate the Sister shortage and the lard Dominicans had commuted Booklet Form W«st New REowooo Oranob, Jhssky 14300 Sister Formation movement EVERGREEN 50c Single • $35.00 hundred precipitated the departure of 2'/i hour tape recording $5. GARDEN CENTER the two congregations. J.C. Is. Upheld "THI Last BIRD BATH CINTIR" year the Sisters of St. Writ.. 412 Rt. 17, Paromui, N. J. Dominic inaugurated the Sister On Med Center ST. LEO’S Gi Formation program u 4-5911 ono-year TRENTON Appropriations period of education and spiritual made by Jersey City for the Med- East Paterson, New Jersey formation for newly professed HISTORICAL NOTE: ical Center there have been up- Our Merchants Office, Sisters, who would formerly have held the State Board of Local loeuted on Broad Street for by 40 years, moved been missioned during their first Government rulinv in a suit around the corner while the Prudential Plaza year of profession. There were brought by a woman who object- FULL TIME Building was being erected. Now it returns •0 New 19 newly professed Sisters in the to Park Avenue, Newark, ed to that the Seton Jersey the (act llalt become the tenant of our formeritenant tin IsrmMs Iw/UaraM) program during the past year early (Itrmtrlf College of Medicine and Dentist- In its Since career Prudential occuniedlaaoffice In .the Mother Dolorita, 0 I’., is to of ART TEACHER ry permitted use some National State Dominican general, Building! superior the found buildings. it impossible to fill requests The Base Gardner of for woman. additional Sisters in the cun 1(M Grant Ave., Jersey City, ar- gregation's 43 schools last year, gued that a $320,000 appropriation NEEDED! and since the requests multiplied that .he was illegal. She charged this year, Bishop McNulty gave college was an agent of the permission for the congregation (MALE) The ESTABLISHED Church, that the city's contract 1112 to withdraw from Bayley-Ellard. with the college was void and 4 CALL NATIONAL STATE BANK Banquet Room* THE SISTERS of Christian that the city did not benefit from OF NEWARK Charity made the reluctant deci- the contract to the extent of the HEADMASTER Qrarcfc hactioai Hoau and Office hutia sion to leave be- # Bayley-Ellard appropriation. Irvington Orange . Millburn Short Hills Coal munion Breakfasts Rev. Thomas J. Wedding KsopdoM of the need for The three man local Very Msgr. Tuohy cause increasing govern- West Essex-Caldwell Hmw #/ ear Suhmk*» mU MtmpMm their Sisters in three-ycar-old ment board held that Jersey city Seton Hall School Member Federal Catering JaredW Morris Catholic High School, actually had the authority to Preparatory Depoiti 1 nturunctCorporation *U Denville, to Mother enter into the contract with Seton 4-7100 M >-7000 according SO Virgina, make the 2-9000 S.C.C., provincial super- Hall and appropriations ior. it deemed necessary. 4 THE ADVOCATE June 16, 1960 School Bus Holy Name Societies Hospital Personnel Law Upheld HARTFORD a 4-1 Hudson County Federation— By all Sunday Masses in the church vote, the Connecticut Su- George Davis of St. Aedan’s, Jer- that day. elected federation Advised sey was on Court has a City, preme upheld St. Rose of Newark— Charity at the Lima, president June 12 meeting 1957 law per- Dominick Bongiorno is the state which the CYO Center. new MILWAUKEE William E. Cousins of at Archbishop president of the group and ha mits children attending pri- Other officers are Edward Ma- Milwaukee some will be aided Norman told 2,000 members of the Catholic Hos- Martin by Scholz, vate schools to ride to their gee, Edward Clarke, Marshall Association that the of Haley, Eugene Beilina, pital first line communication of classes in public school buses Beirne and Michael Bruckner, Daniel Marcantuono and Joseph hospital personnel should be between themselves and God. At the same time the court vice presidents for Jersey City, Molinaro. held that money the Bayonne, North Hudson and Ho- - provided by Preaching during a Solemn Pontifical Mass in St. Connecticut School Fund cannot boken, respectively; Clemens St. Peter’s, Jersey City—John John’s Cathedral, held in con- be used to provide the service. Grund, secretary; Thomas Luzzi has been elected president nection with the association’s Horace L. Lyon of New York, sccretai y ar.d will be assisted John Ful- 45th annual the Dougherty, ; by convention, vice of Carl Byoir A CHIEF JUSTICE E. prel- president Raymond Andrew treasurer; Harold ton, Abicca and cte warned that in Franz, Tony Jay Hogan. religious a Associates, a public relations Baldwin delivered the majority J. Ruvoldt, historian; Charles All will be installed on June 24. hospital “could be absorbed in firm, told that if hos- which holds that the delegates opinion, law Dovico, and Frank The has awarded missals the materialistic side of marshall; society their behaved as did “aids the parents their pitals though they in sending Driscoll, Flanagan and to Ellen and work and lose the of Joseph piordan charity not trust the the children to school of their public, public a Clarence trustees. The for the Christ.’’ Cooper, Madej attaining highest would not trust them. choice, as is their right.” officers will be installed in the new in average in religion parish is not a virtue j “Charity just Dr. George F. The he “is consis- Archambault, law, added, school. Parents of seventh and but September. nor a philanthropy, a way oi chief, branch, division with the pharmacy tent present day policy students were guests he said. “Live the love of St. eighth grade life,” of hospitals, U.S. Public Health of gathering children in modern Joseph’s, Lodi—Joseph Ly- of the society at a Sunday morn- Christ ons was elected and installed as you profess.” was Service, honored with an schools for better educational Members will at- op- at ing breakfast. Speaking later at the opening president the June meeting. award the association in at> It by portunities. primarily serves tend the 12:05 p.m. memorial session of the Arch- Other officers are Louis convention, of his service to it. the health, and wel- Tucci, preciation public safety GRADUATES: presided Mass for Brother on Cousins told the dele- Archbishop Boland at the commencement exercises of Lawrence P. Ward and Frank A. Burke, S.J., bishop B. fosters education. Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Bru- fare and In the June 18. of the School on June Pcrrella. gates, who were mostly nuns, Marylawn Oranges High 9. He is by Judith Ann nini of Natchez-Jackson, Miss., light of our history and policy, it greeted that of any lack -courtesy deal- Katz, class vice president; Barbara Anne Lair, episcopal chairman of the asso- cannot be said to compel support president, and Sister Mary Cecilia, St. Joseph’s, East Rutherford— -could reflect ing with the public made The Plane ciation, the presentation. of the church.” principal. annual summer festival will Crashes; on the Church. be held on the school grounds June 20-25. Misses ADDRESSING a meeting of 1st Club Ramsey Friday Father Field lay staff members of Catholic St. Michael’s, Union—Henry E. Convent Elects ‘Catholic State’ Thesis School, hospitals, Paul R. Donnelly of Feeney Explored Chemidlin is the new president. the of ad- Earns RAMSEY Some 500 students department hospital NEWARK Edward Feeney Degree Other officers are Robert Kolster, ministration St. Louis Univer- at St. Paul’s School here escaped at was elected president of the Es- SOUTH ORANGE -Rev. Wil- Michael Tomko, Robert Sheehan that lay un- At Talks liam and injury when a single-engine, four- sity, urged persons sex County E’irst Friday Club at on Position of Catholics Noe Field, director of de- George Sheridan. They will a derstand the of the reli- the at be installed at the 8 passenger plane plunged into thinking June dinner meeting. Other Is velopment Seton Hall Univer- Sept. meet- RIVER FOREST, 111. the Rosary College for women here. of Christ,” he added. with whom they work. officers and ing. Nick Kaltneckar, chairman wooded lot less than a half a gious are Gaton Totunda, vice Catholic Church sity, a member of the editor- a vital cog in the key talks Msgr. Ellis assigned non- Among were ial block away the are as human president; Hugh X. sec- board of The Advocate, has of the decent literature commit- killing pilot. “Religions just Connell, the machinery of American so- Catholic about those given by Bishop John King “misgivings” The the the of us,” he retary, and been awarded a Master tee, reported that 17 stores in the plane passed over as rest said, Eugene T. ciety, a wrench which the Church degree as Reilly, or monkey Mussio of Ohio; to “the so-called Steubenville, of Science school and the convent “and that makes them as treasurer. will be installed Library by Columbia parish are cooperating with the adjacent just They threatens to wreck it? traditional that holds Msgr. John Tracy Ellis, profes- teaching at 11:40 a.m. June 14. The difficult to communicate at the October University. committee. pilot with, meeting. That question was explored at that error has no sor of Church history at the rights, that Father Field is believed was identified as Lucius P. Mc- just as frustrating to deal with Rev. a here “The to be Clark, 0.5.8., symposium on Catholic of if Catholics came into a St. John’s, Leonia University America, major- the Pasquale of Lenoir, N. C. He In the and to only diocesan priest to hold Kinney was process, subject moderator, was guest of honor Present Position of Catholics in ity in the United States it would Portfolio has won the annual and John Coglcy, an official of burned death in the as of the same human this degree. His area of to plane’s many at the meeting. He is for America.” The be speciali- offered the leaving two-day sympo- the Fund for the Republic. expected that the rights of scholarship by society as the rest of zation was rare books and manu- wreckage. shortcomings Washington to further his studies sium was co-sponsored the others to and will use the award to by practice publicly their study to and According the Official Cath- us." in canon law. BISHOP MUSSIO said that scripts library administra- Association and beliefs would be cur- at Bergen Catholic School. religious High olic the school has 557 “the Catholic tion. Directory, American gives to tailed.” The entire class of the graduating students five Sisters ot He studies for the de- taught by the service of his country that He conceded began of the that “many Cath- parish were guests society in Charity of St. Elizabeth and fivo same of service he gree 1957 and received it on spirit loyal olic have at the final Communion break- theologians long lay teachers. taught the 20th of his 1940 to his Church. To the doctrine” anniversary fast at which 24 gives him, and that the his- meeting mem- of ordination. He has been at The address the one-story VZOOR each in its own leads him Seton bers who had attendance TlltS sphere tory of some perfect European and Latin Hall since to which a addi- life God.” ordination. school, two-story rightly through to American countries is at Holy Name events during the m “replete" tion is being made, is 187 Wyck* Msgr. Ellis stated that with instances were tokens of even where it in- year given appre- was off Ave. The two-story convent is *5? ciation. President if Catholics became a majority voked “to the detriment for Council Ralph Radies of the Pray located at 193 Wyckoff Ave. be- to Louis in this country, would personal of mi- Italy (NC) presented a plaque they rights religious POMPEII, Daily tween the school and the lot. Also Georgia, outgoing for have no commit- norities.” recitation of the for president, “theological Rosary the is the rectory at 200 his achievements. nearby ment” to “bring about union of However, Ellis success of the Msgr. contin- forthcoming ecu- Wyckoff Ave. Rev. Lester A. Church and state or proceed ued, side by side with this “tra- menical council has begun at the St. Vincent do Paul, Bayonne— Quinn, the pastor, and Rev. Ed- to curtail or the re- ditional” teaching, “there and shrine of Our suppress is, Lady of Pompeii Members will observe Fathers ward R. S. Cooke are in resi- has ligious freedom of those outside been, another school of and will continue for a year. Day by serving as acolytes at | dence there. the Church.” thought in Catholic theology that has a belief Coglcy saw no immediate solu- espoused in universal freedom.” tion to the so-called “Catholic religious He said this school of state thesis,” according to which thought “finds its theological basis a Catholic majority must sup- in the necessary freedom that there press non-Catholic minorities. * Kentile and Tile must be for the act of Asphalt Vinyl faith, in BISHOP MUSSIO also touched other words, in the * Floor Products * Amtico & Tiles sanctity of Armstrong Robbins on the “Catholic state” problem, the individual conscience." * Large Selection of Sandran saying that the freedom-loving “In Catholic teaching there is American “could Catholic never nothing that supersedes a man’s comfortable in modern Enjoy shopping oar air condinitioned store. as conscience properly recognize the author- in the acceptance or Buy with confidence at bargain prices. ity of God what would deprive non-acceptance of the truths of matter HANNON'S men, no what their back- faith, nor is he ever compelled FLOOR or COVERING ground, race persuasion, of to recognize an allegiance or au- their inherent right to thority higher than his 380 Broad St. (Cor. Bth Ave.) Newark HUmboldt 5-4343 worship con- God as conscience dictates.” he Frl. to » Sot. to science,” said. Opon Mon., Wod., P. M.; Tuoi„ Thun., « P. M. Free * In Rear of Itora “Force has no place in the love He predicted that if Catholics

ever should become dominant in this country, they wpuld hold that "public tranquility *nd the public PROGRAM UNDER WAY: Approximately 200 men participated in the Institute interest” require freedom for all on the Mass June 11 at Essex Catholic HAMMOND DOES IT AGAIN! religions. High School, sponsored by the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men. Plans call for similar institutes in the county organiza- COGLEY, HOWEVER, said tions and parishes. Left to right, Hugh X. Connell, Essex that the assurances which Cath- County president; Joseph ACCM chairman of and olics can give non-Catholics on Downey, organization development; William J. Griffin,

this are archdiocesan point "not wholly reas- president; Msgr. Cornelius J. Boyle, spiritual director; Walter L. suring.” Joyce, chairman, religious activity committee; Andrew J. Kearney and John Fox who This is so, he said, because the were "thesis" about in charge of arrangements. the duties of a RICH IN "Catholic state” “not only exists tion of Church and state is val- in our theological textbooks, and a id is taught in some American Cath- juridical conception, but it does not entail separation of olic classrooms, but is actually a and civic life from Pray Them put in practice in a few Catholic for countries our spiritual life,” he said. and . . . instances of re- ligious intolerance in these “Unless we Catholics can feel MUSIC coun- Sister Rose Sister eluding of Lima of the same way as Ghandi did and Regina Agnes vr tries are rarely, if ever, even the Maryknoll Sisters, who was that our NEW HAVEN - A criticized in the American Catho- say professional and Requiem by the dur- for imprisoned Japanese lic press.” daily life is part of our training Mass Sister Regina Agnes of ing World War 11, for and a the Sisters of Charity was offered l Although the traditional spiritual perfection June 11 stage in our toward in St. John the Evangel- sources of the "Catholic state” progress Peter V. ist Church here. thesis heaven, we shall continue to live She died here Hayden are not likely to be “re- Yet it’s PATERSON—A on the of life rather June 9. Requiem Mass for pudiated in any formal Way,” periphery yours for Sister entered V. 124 E. 21st Cogley neither than at its center." Regina the Sis- Joseph Hayden, said, are they teis of of St. Elizabeth St., was offered in St. to be Charity Joseph’s "likely seriously invoked, Church here. ANOTHER SPEAKER, Sen. at Convent in 1914. Daughter of the lowest in even if by some miracle the price his Eugene J. McCarthy of Minneso- the late Patrick and Nora Dono- Surviving are wife, Mrs. nation were to become over- ta, criticized Catholics who "look van, she is survived Cecilia Hayden, a whelmingly Catholic.” by a sister, son, almost four Sister upon every campaign or Mrs. John and three daughters, Including "For they could be in- Smith, only Gertrude Hammond political effort in the nature of Dr. Daniel Michael Vincent, Star of the . history! voked at the cost of upsetting brothers, 8., Sea a crusade.” V., and James J. for- Academy, Long Branch, a the civil order; their invocation Donovan, sister and 12 He took Issue with Catholics mer mayor of Bayonne. grandchildren. would provoke warfare against who believe that "the the Church from without and sub- really good citizen Is the independent Mrs. Marie LAKE MOHAWK version from within. It seems to Robinson voter who remains aloof from me that the Church has too much JERSEY CITY—The funeral of JOSEPH the nastiness of party politics.” F. MURPHY political wisdom for that kind of Mrs. Marie A. Robinson took “There is no excuse for ... 14 REAL ESTATE - extremism,” he said. place June with a Requiem INSURANCE complete neutralism and detach- SALKS MINIMS THE NEW HAMMOND EXTRAVOICE. ..*B9S* Mass in St. Michael's Church. |U ||.l)| || AMONG OTHER speakers were ment,” he said. PARKWAY 9 S2IO She died June 11. Mortimer BOX 1041 • SPARTA. Dr. J. Adler, a non- he said, have N Catholics, been Surviving are six daughters, in- Catholic who is direc- philosopher too ready to accept the idea that tor of the Institute for Philosophi- the "right approach to politics is cal Research in San Francisco, a moral and spiritual one rather and Dr. John C. H. Wu, professor than a political one.” of law Seton NEW! THE SOUND OF IT! at llall University. He urged Catholics to realize uu Dr. Adler deplored the "mis- that in politics "the simple choice conservatism” I There’B music here, Hammond music. placed of Amer- between good and bad is seldom ican Catholics and urged them given.” Political leaders often All the music you could ever NEW! desire. to "be in the forefront of every “must take a position which Is V progressive movement in hu- questionable, rather than the al- a a b a any THE LOOK man affairs.” ternative which is simply and % He cited as conservative Cath- completely bad,” he said.

OF IT! olic tendencies a SECRET "skepticism” THE PRICE about the basic proposition of NEW! Even silent, it JHE democracy which holds that the Denmark Lifts speaks well of least of OF IT! $895. And gifted men have suffi- your taste. And cient to in $25 down puts tho power participate po- Ban We mean its exciting new “extra voice.” just Teaching Htrmsn notice how little litical life; a commitment to the Extravoice in new COPENHAGEN (NC) - The TOR Y'm can’t describe must hear your ANTICIPATED PERIOD it, you it! room it takes. belief that some men are des- home. Come in and see law Catholics to teach 1 STARTING JANUARY 1«t tined forbidding 1960 for labor and others for it today. Or phone, and history in Danish public schools learning, a commitment which is IUUUUUUUULfIJUU has been lifted. XBZffiD Ia 8 we'll bring one to you! held despite the expanded oppor- Last January the Danish gov- &F.0.8. factory. Bench extra. tunities for learning that increas- ernment asked the bishops of the • SAVINGS INSURED • ACCOUNTS OPENED ed leisure is providing; and the BY THE UP TO $lO,OOO Lutheran Church, official church 10th EARN FROM THE retention of "outmoded ideas lit Your Neighborhood of Denmark, to give their opin- Saving! Inititution about the preservation of national ions on renjoving the ban. It did sovereignty" and world govern- because JERSEY ST. so Denmark wanted to 1150 E. ment. sign an international treaty up- mmm DR. WU TOI.I) the symposium holding equal rights to work for ELIZABETH that the American Catholic "must all citizens. The bishops advised that the wIS ALTENBURG go outside of his spiritual ghetto ban be lifted. and step into the wide, wide The FLanders 1-2000 ban was originally intro- world with good will to all and duced because PIANO it was feared tl)at HOUSErINC, of none.” fear Catholic teachers would not fol- OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P. M. Dr. Wu also urged Catholics Es». 1147 low the traditional Protestant mam not to make an artificial divi- view of the Reformation. ANO COAN ASSOCIATION SATURDAY TILL 6 P. M. sion between their religious be- There was no prohibition 249 KEARNY AVE. (Near liefs and their life. Catholic Bergen) KEARNY N J daily against history teachers Hours: 9 to Daily 3; Fri, 9 A.M. To 7 P.M. "Tho doctrine of the separa- in higher education. Continuously June 1960 Tell Program 16, THE ADVOCATE 5 Of New Party Name Dr. James E. McCormack SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (NC) Puerto Rico’s newly Dean of Seton Medical formed Catholic party has School JERSEY CITY pledged itself to “the de- Appointment of Dr. James E. Post-Graduate School of the Co- lumbia fense of Christian principles” McCormack, assistant vice president of Columbia Presby- University College of Phy- sicians and Surgeons. which it said have been terian Medical New York "ignored” Center, City, as dean of the Seton here. College of DR. McCORMACK Medicine, was announced this week by Msgr. told The Ad- The Christian Action Party J. vocate this week John Dougherty, president of that while he said it would Seton Hall. He succeeds give special atten- has been associated with the late Dr. Charles L. major tion to “those funda- Brown, supporting his work has first dean of the who died teaching hospitals, mental laws which school, refer to mar- been last December. not exclusively in medical Dr. G. riage, school and Hugh family, living education and he is to get director of the glad conditions.” Grady, department of back to it. ON ITS WAY: This pathology, has served as is the proposed church, auditorium and school building to be It promised to acting erected in Our of the uphold separa- “It’s real he said. Lady dean since that time. a challenge,” Most Blessed tion of Church Sacrament parish, Roseland. Rev. John F. Pagach, this week announced a and state and re- ‘‘l’ve been identified with pastor, fund campaign to The new much dean, 49, and a native ligious freedom. older medical educational institu- help pay for its construction. of Jersey City, has been respon- ORGANIZATIONAL sible tions and here is the meetings for professional services at opportunity of the new party have been held to participate in development of a Summit Presbyterian Hospital since 1955. Jesuit Hudson or are scheduled in medical school that started Dispatch many cities A graduate of St. Peter’s College, only Fund Drive and towns in Puerto Rico’s two he four years ago. Be Begin received his medical degree To Ordained Catholic who visits the Seton Editor Honored dioceses, San Juan and from New York University ‘‘Anyone Ponce. leaders have an- in 1939. Hall College of Medicine can- JERSEY CITY The Sisters Party At Woodstock but be nounced they hope to enter can- not impressed with what At Roseland Parish of St. Joseph of Newark and the Following graduation, he spent next the has WOODSTOCK, Md. - Rev. Hudson didates in November’s elec- four university accomplished Federation of Holy Name years at Bellevue Hospital Janies ROSELAND Rev. John F. of tions. in four I’ve met all the N. Gelson, S.J., will be Pagach, pastor Our societies in New York. From until years. joined together recently 1942 ordained of Church leaders have department heads but I knew by Lady the Most Blessed Sacrament, has announced to honor stressed 1950 he was associated with the Archbishop Egidio plans John editor Mitchell, them Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate to that the party is not Church- New York even before, by reputa- to conduct a building fund campaign for a minimum need emeritus of the Hudson Dispatch. University School of the United at sponsored. But have also tion. The college has assembled States, on June 19 Mr. Mitchell they Medicine, from 1946 to of $lOO,OOO. These funds will be used to of the was presented serving here. pay part said that have noobjection a and I’m look- Woodstock College with two in they 1950 as assistant dean. From 1948 superior faculty plaques a ceremony Father in anew school and auditorium. to the formation of to ing forward to with Gelson, the son Of J. expense building church, at St. a Catholic 1950 he served as executive working Joseph's Home for the Norbert Gelson and the late after his party. them and particularly with Immediately an- Blind here. The political director of the Committee on from* the plaque Msgr. Marie Curtin born nouncement, Father ap- Sisters Puerto Rican Gov. Medical Sciences of the Research Dougherty. Gelson, was Pagach cited him for his "kind- Meanwhile, Father ‘‘lt will in In 1941 he moved to the men of the Slanina Luis Munoz Marin told and be an additional Brooklyn. to pealed parish ness and assistance a news Board of the pleas- to all the Development 34 Locust to volunteer their conference that the ure to on the started wher* services. The children creation of a of Defense. At the carry work, Drive, Summit, and residents of the Department his father and preparatory stage of the Earns Master’s Catholic party would be Dr. James McCormack so well my Dr. Brown. reside. cam- home and an"error sametime he served the facul- by friend, stepmother school for the blind for on In men can I knew Dr. Brown for more than Summit,he spent one year in paign is underway and the so that have grave conse- ty of the Uni- In Social Work many years. George Washington ate Medical School of New York will begin their visits in the ad- on the of life 15 years and have always had This quences tranquility versity School of Medicine. University. The presentation was made by following year he vanced June The of- in Rico.” not the utmost admiration for his or- phase on 20. WASHINGTON Rev. Freder- Patrick Puerto He did elab- From 1950 to 1951 he served as was J. a of med- Kiley, special counsel appointed professor abilities.” ficial will take the ick P. son of Mrs. An- orate on the remark. associate dean Gradu- ganizational opening place Slanina, to the school. of the Post icine and associate dean of the following week. drew 152 Slanina Sr., Arlington Fred Feczko, president of the DR. McCORMACK is not the M. George Vuinovich of Engle- Ave., has been awarded the Hudson County Holy Name Fed- only member of his in the wood Cliffs has the family designed new master of social work eration, degree by presented Mr. Mitchell medical field. His sister is Sister structure, which will be of mod- the National Catholic School of with the Holy Name Appreciation of the Con- ern contemporary architecture. Social Service of Catholic Uni- Award. gregation of the Sisters, Marian- The main of the L- versity. segment ites of the Holy Cross. She is will feature the shaped building Father Slanina was ordained by nursing supervisor at French church on Parish Honors the ground level with Bishop McNulty on May 26, 1956, Hospital, New York City. auditorium beneath. an The in the Cathedral of St. John the This week, Dr. McCormack left school will be the Father Hudak adjacent seg- Baptist, Paterson. After ordina- for Florida with the Civilian ment. tion, he served at Our Lady KENILWORTH—Rev. Michael Health and Medical Advisory of and A. assistant Council. He’ll attend the Queen Peace, Branchville, Hudak, pastor at St. annual THE EXTERIOR of the build- at St. Andrewthe Apostle, Clifton. Theresa’s Church convention of the American Med- will be faced with brick and here, was guest ing of honor at a testimonial dinner ical Association in Miami and limestone trim. The focal point given by the then to Canaveral. parishioners in ob- proceed Cape of the building is the main en- Father Schuh Given servance of his 20th in the The council is of only trance to the church which is year composed five U. Leave for Research priesthood. S. physicians and a den- highlighted a large stained by tist and holds itself available JERSEY Speakers at the affair included for window and a statue of the CITY Rev. glass Joseph Rev. Sylvester P. advice to the Department of De- Blessed Mother. An aluminum Schuh, S. J., chairman of the McVeigh, pas- tor; Rev. David fense. at St. Peter’s J. Rev. steeple topped with a cross will biology department Pathe, James M. Rev. Father Gelson be located has been granted six- Coyle, James P. on top of the church College, a O’Ntfill, Rev. Francis structure. month leave in A. Rein- Central Union Lists St. Teresa’s and then at- starting Septem- School, bold, Rev. Mark J. ber to collaborate with Dr. Paul Dooley and tended Seton The interior of the church will Hall Prep, South Rev. George C. Senderak. O’Gara Talk have Nace of McMaster Bishop in laminated wooden trusses, University, Orange. Upon graduation 1946 Father LITTLE Hudak ROCK - block in studies on attended St. (NC) Bishop he entered the of Jesus. and Canada, experi- Society walls, asphalt flooring. Peter’s Cuthbert mental diabetes at the Marine Prep, Jersey St. O’Gara, C.P., a former After two It will feature a main altar, two City; years of novlceship Peter’s Seton of the Chinese commu- side Biological Laboratory, Woods College, Hall Uni- prisoner and two years of classical stud- altars, stained win- glass versity and nists, will be the Hole, Mass. They have worked Immaculate among speakers ies, he studied dows, two confessionals, a choir Concep- philosophy for tion at the together this for the Seminary. He was ordained 105th annual convention of three loft, indoor on. project years at West Baden Col- narthex, baptistry, May 18, 1940. Prior to the Catholic Central Union of shrine past four summers. coming lege, Ind. During this time he and sacristies. The seating to St. Theresa’s in America here Aug. 5-10. in the In 1958 and in 1959 Father 1953, he serv- also received a Master of Arts capacity nave will be 500 again ed PROGRESS: at St. Stanton to Schuh received Francis, Auxiliary Bishop prepares lay the cornerstone of the new degree in classical persons. a summer grant Ridgefield languages Park, and St. academic at LITURGICALLY, a boat is a from the Atomic Michael’s, Eliza- building Oratory school, Summit. at from Loyola Tho auditorium below the Energy Com- Assisting left, is Rev. John J. Bain, University, Chicago. beth. small vessel used to hold in- church will be mission for research in headmaster. He taught at St. Joseph's equipped with a biology. The ceremony took place June 7. Prep, cense. large modern a Last be also received a re- Philadelphia in 1953, until as- stage, kitchen, year and search signed to the Indian missions. auxiliary rooms. The audi- grant-in-aid from the com- torium will mittee of the Brown-Hazen On June 25, Father Gelson will seat 500. Fund celebrate of Research New his first Solemn Mass Adjoining the church will be Corporation, at in the York City. noon St. Teresa’s Church, new school with four modern Summit. Msgr. Richard B classrooms, a principal’s office, McHugh, pastor of St. Joseph’s doctor-nurses room, corridor and East Orange Choir wiU Church, Astoria, N.Y., be auxiliary spaces. A modern light- the . The deacon will ing systeiti will be used through- Planning Breakfast be Rev. J. out the To obtain as Joseph McGovern, building. EAST ORANGE The senior S.J., Georgetown Rev. much natural as University. light possible, choir of Our Lady Help of Chris- Harry J. Sievers, S.J., Bellarmine the school will have plastic domes tians parish will hold its annual College, will be in the roof over each classroom Plattsburg, N.Y., Communion breakfast dune 19 the subdeacon. The sermon will and the corridor. after 8:30 a.m. Mass. William P. be delivered Rev. A. Construction by Joseph is expected to be- Stanley, choirmaster, made ar- Sellinger, S.J., dean of the Col- the middle gin during of July so rangements for the breakfast, lege of Arts and Sciences, that it will be completed by Sep- which will be held in the school Georgetown University. tember, 1961. cafeterij.

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PAT A McCANN, of of letters. Honorary facing civilization, he Spring Beach, J. E. Chauvette. W blk. from ocoan; Block to doctor laws "this is Joseph M, t Mrs. R. Gunning, Owner-Mgr. Aibury of said, but, no time for us Park. Nr. Cafeteria; comfortable degrees were pre- School AVON VICTORIA roonu, to of Education: Under- hot it cold runnlna Color SEA GIRT to Dr. Frank S» to cringe or falter, but a time water. TV. Forte, NOTH Spec. Ratee May A Sept. graduate Sister Ono Block From Tho Ocian Continental for us a award, Mary Isi- Bkft. Included. Sntedan, post-graduate Se- to seek to DAVID JOHNSON. Mar. division, resurrection, dore 105 infuse in culture King, C.S.J.; graduate «MIM HIE lEACH Woodland Avonuo ton Hall College of. our a renewed IU BAYHEAD Medicine; Avonbytho S«o, H. J. award, Robert E. Dikon. MOTEL-HOTEL AIR-CONDITIONED BOOLKIT ON RIQUIIT Celestine sense of human dignity, to reviv- Archbishop J. 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Smith, owner-mar. Phone our. Oraetoit Meet. U £ “Essentially, well-being Deep Sea Kl.hln*. Theateri. etc. Avail. mit ourselves Vincent GI 0-9800. Reeervetlon our through self-sacri- standing student, J. Klos- Ph. Olblon » to»# H. requeue era being society,” said Brother Philip, B. TAYLOR near For a Pirfect Vacation ftce to the attainment kowski; H. Bruce 100 CHICAGO BLVD. Ol 9-4994 received with SpecUl Retee for ■AY-HIAD. NIW Jl IMY ‘‘our of religion, Jones; American way of life de- splen- June. An American Family Typa Reiort dor.” Mossier SEA GIRT ON THE OCEAN Award for tha the of the German, JOHNSON HOUSE Mre. Florence Weteen Welth unchanged throuahout yaar*. pends upon quality Wa Charles F. Owner*Manager No Honky Tonk. offer private Mahoney; 2S Tuttle Spring La N. J. a at S«a minds Alpha Kap- CHATEAU AT THE BEACH Ava., kg, beach tha Girt, N. J. 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NEPTUNE CONNECTICUT So. Cairo, N. Y. IRELAND IN THE CATSKILLS MAdlson 2 9528 CARPENTRY, MASONRY ASBURY COURT MOTEL • NKPTUNI, N. J. - PRojpsct 4 4677 > Win birds coma early EMERALD . lUr Ist* Into 59 Air Condilioncd - TV Radios ISLE HOUSE itewa* 059O th« tenon at Wake • "rival# Roth* Show### *■» Large Swimming Pool • Sun Deck M PAINTIN6, ROOFING, SIDING Ideal Robin Inn...s Shuffleboard Beautiful Lawn vacation spot for young & old. the beat in dburtesy and hospital- ictnlo 9 Large • Shade • Units airy rooms, mattresses. 3 full home meala nwunUln-ltks *° 9 9 Modernized Trees Efficiency Ity. tnnerspring cooked reiort *"«• daily (all ? t, • Insulation Room Additions fresh vegetables) spacious dining liar A Grill TV. nutlsd In the V* block from Waterproofing JUNCTION OF HWYS. room. • It. pZTiLZ,-. ror dancing and entertainment - William Quinn A his trio 7 nights Hills, Nlcholaa 9 Enclosures • 33 Garden State Parkway only Church 9 A 66 A weekly In Bathrooms Finished our own Kmerald Isle Ballroom from Friday, July 1. houra from N.Y. Kitchens Knjoy = Phono now , 4-6448 9 General our filtered Swimming Sklhlremmlng, golf, —, Fool on the 9 Repairs Basement lawn, softball, socer riding. Fins food. 9 POINT PLEASANT Adults 140.00 Per Person For Violations and Gaelic Plastering 9 9 football on our new 1 • preview... Floors athletic 2 In room blrda-eye & field Lawn games. Golf lend 9 Steps Stuccoing lor sssr folder. horses, •43.00 in Iron Work Removed course, and bicycles near, one person roem '* Colonial Motel by All Children to S 119.00 wkly. churches Opening date years May Children 9 te 12 129 ni. * 9 210 23. For wkly. 9 Arnold Ave. reservations call or Owner. PffiSXan mberlln.irlln. Cement and Porches wrltei 12 yesrs A ever full rate. CALL ANYTIME Point Pleasant Beach, N. J. iiimiic cnv. he OR 2-0888 Modern family unite efficiencies •' OC«.li.l.YYhl«kl lsm |, Brick and kitchenettes. Located in resi- OWEN A JULIA LAMB CONN. IB® Stoops Tiling JEfferion UKEVIIK, Cb,..h* 9-0606 k.«k EVES.: OR 5-6093 dential one long block district, Nlmltek FNN O a««vllf»| KUU. Ittm, front beach and boardwalk. 3 blocks boiK. f-l a, ( as low as from railroad w. station and shopping ASK FOR WAKE ROBIN INN • »Pn M/(h.ia 808 ANDERSON center. MAINE $5 Of tta kath.ng Phone: TWlnbrook 9-2394 per month PHONI Mm. MAINE L 7a& ymt ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION CO. ROYALPINES- FOR CALL LOOOI S COTTAOSI 274 CENTRAL AYE. Los lodse and Individual cottagee with FLANDERS private bath and A (Iraplaca. ascTudad In ORANGE, N. J. friendly AAA retort. Per ATLANT >C CITY al beautiful grove Pina on ths ehora of kImviiMOOaRN ■ lolf courte, other eporla.l • TV Laka Wlnnacook. Good food, sand • eook-ouu baach. at Inn. Childrens water # ■V sports, golf. Halting. Informal. .* SOLARIUM MA ■' hoeteaa. Church tt ADVERTISING 4-0700 mile. M- Reasonable rates. American plan only, A »13 Ulill. ®°°d day. Phone Beth. write for deacrlptlve folder Prank Innkeeplne Gilbert (R l> Whltefleld) Mr. and Mrs J, M. Pandergaat ■L lU.S. 3021. Bridle. Nil. •urnham, Maine Wllien aim Describes Work , Illness June 1960 16, THE ADVOCATE 7 Dr. Dooley Story ‘Sprightly’ Protestants Considering ' y (From "Best Sellers," ing year before he was summon- were constantly assailed with University of ed to New York for treatment. Scranton). communist propaganda. These THE NIGHT THEY Dr, BURNED Dooley, as he himself three have Plan con- men a far more ef- to Evaluate Movies THE Thomas is MOUNTAIN, by A. fesses, not and he re- fective aid perfect, foreign program than M.D. $3.95. veals Some Dooley, Farrar, Straus of his devised by the rather than issue imperfections any government By William H. Mooring her widowhood. & while categorical tragic Stuart Cudahy. (Suitable for general he discusses his reaction at least lhat moral is this reviewer’s i A Protestant Commission look- ratings as the Legion of Whitman as Boaz, with whom reading.) to the doom of and to the does. cancer impression for they reach ing into moral trends in movies Decency The Ruth finds objective, new happiness in her Late last summer the various obstacles which his Ameri- med- people of an and TV'has come with rec- however, will be the under-developed up same—“to new life, is This is can ical work in strong. not press carried a story that Laos imposed. But country on their own level. ommendations put behind that indicate a support, good films and just Another Biblical Dr. spectacle, Thomas A; was strick- he also discloses, inad- The details withhold Dooley perhaps of the fi- closer alignment between Prot- support from films inim- but project, a of with his dedication ical gently compelling story en cancer, and vertently, to the nanced estant and Catholic than to welfare.” throughout through MEDICO, a non- policy public faith and love transcendant the whole the Asians. Further- over of underpriviliged which Doctor ever before. As to the Protestant country story profit organization TV, superstition and hate. Dr. he Dooley was and more, a to found, The leaders of commissioners repeated, displays contagious Dooley helped present recognize “a enthusiasm and for the work to which a crisis with hopes prayers were voiced plan that might well be con- the Protestant moral dimensions.” for his for it he has devoted sidered National Legion of recovery, would hynself during by the government, for Coun- They applaud the National Decency have been had the doctor the past six its cil of Association of tragic years. simplicity and its person to- Churches, Broadcasters TV Condemns Movie succumbed this He faced the doom of Code (drawn to disease. For- cancer person approach seem to be the as our own largely from the NEW YORK (NC) The Na- tunately he did with a certain Movie not, and his latest equanimity of spir- most logical way of aiding Catholic Bish- original Code) but ex- any tional Legion of haa book it and an Decency tells of his ordeal as well edifying trust in the people in need. have press concern that ops long many TV placed in its condemned classifi- of will of God. stations as his work the With such an atti- But to his work and do not follow it. during prered- appreciate done, express They cation the tude call semi-documentary established in the beginning to realize the task which their .prefer- upon the FCC to gigantic tighten movie “Savage Eye,’* distribut- of the he then he has ‘ its book, reviews has to ence for self- up supervision and utilize undertaken, one ed Trans-Lux New Catholic what he had its by Kingsley Inter- since read this book. It is written of powers to grant TV licenses accomplished in regulation" national. he established “in the Interest.” anew hospital a sprightly with an movies means of the volun- public style, opti- by “The treatment of this semi- Book Releases in a remote six miles from mism humor tary Film Production Movie includ- village, and that account as an industry leaders, Code, film involves bla- the Red Eric documentary Following China border. With the Dr. has been alternate to ing Johnston, his assistant la a IW ot naw Catholic perhaps why Dooley censorship or pres- tant violations of Judaeo-Chris- booka compiled by the CathoUc Univer- aid of two both Ken code director Texand of whom so successful, for poverty, dis- sures by outside groups. They de- Clark, Geof- sity of America Library. tian decency,!’ the Legion objec- The kook were frey Shurlock and of Lavltlcua, with commen- married, who volunteered ease, obstacles and as our representative challenging plore, Bishops already tion stated. “This tary by CarroU Stuhlmueller. C. P. Vol. studio heads treatment, to two of their lives an climate have that code will confer with n the give years enervating cannot done, HoUywood’s Pamphlet Bible Sariea. (Paullst. whose excesses are further com- •jl to the Dr. daunt VERY of ethics and Brotestant spokesmen in project, Dooley brought valiant Dr. Dooley. WELCOME: Dr. Nicholas A. Antonius, medi- morals recently Holly- pounded The Lovail.it Flower, by Dorla Bur- by sensational exploita- medicine, and “has wood on June 24. ton. Brief popular blokraphlea of hope American cal director of St. becoming increasingly in- renders 10 Michael’s Hospital, Newark, accepts tion, the film morally foiuidraaaaa of relKloua congregation.. generosity to a simple people who effective.” The (Academy a check’for Ruth unacceptable in a mass medium Guild Praaa. *3.93). $l,000 on behalf Story of of the hospital’s Cardiac This of Protestant A Unit Manual. (Catholic library FilmReviews expression Excellent (Family) of entertainment. The film AaaocUtlon, VlUanova. Pa. 80c. Research Foundation. does paper). The for an effective code presentation is made by support is a The Little Wayi, by Carolyn E. The story of the gentle not bear Code Seal of Con- Following U i lict of film# on TV Mrs. Ruth, Approval way. Twenty atorlea of aalnU for Juno 17*24. There In Justine Albanese, Enemies in of the chUd- Evaluating may be chances president of the Cardiac Sur- especially encouraging. slight is here organized American mo- ran In middle eome due to cuU TV scriptural detail, gradea. (Helicon. 1110). for use. but cen- of the Church have sought to turn - Mara Little the Club of New with great human tion Wan, by Carolyn E. Con- trally original Legion of Decency gery Jersey,'at the annual dinner dance appliqued picture industry.” way. A atmllar Recent Books ratings Protestant collection. (Helicon. may be accepted m correct. opinion against the June 4. warmth and good a back- *3 30). The Cardiac Surgery Club consists of persons tasteTo Thu classification FOR THE FAMILY code because it was originally laatarn Llturglaa, by Iranea-Henri U prepared by Beet ground of paganism. .The result Dalmala. Tnenaiatlon Seller*. University of Scranton. Claaat- who have successful cardiac their drafted Martin J. 140 Churches Needed by Donald Att- Boy Friend Nick Carter, undergone by film is Biblical ficatlona: I. surgery, Quigley, drama of watar in the 30th Century Encyclopedia General readlna; 1L AdulU vigor in Caribbean Mystery Master Detective trade PARIS (NC)—The Archdiocese •f Catholidaan. (Hawthorn. only because of (*> advanced content publisher (a Catholic), and which character *3.99). Dixie Dugan OurRelations as and styles . by Georsee H angina Libel 1.001 Arabian Nts. JUNI.It the pedia Is Naomi, mother-in-law who "• Border-town Killer Loose Big Fisherman 830 (4) "Let’s Talk About Middle Agee to the present. (Hawthorn. Simenon 1 Grant Day * Man on String Timbuktu am Brasher Doubloon Leopard Man Bla Jeeter God." Ruth to conversion after •*.93). Let the Craberass orow (D. by H. Allen Gunflshters of Masters of brings Briaham Youns Man Hunt Time Lock Bis Nlsht Abilene 10.30 a.m. (2) "Narrow lx the War." The Third Myrtle of Avile, by Slater - Smith , Caseof Congo Jungle Toby Tyler Stan I Married Blood A of of Marla Vela. The (Ha), by P. Snow ' Steel Guns Timber- 'Michael Strogoff Tyler (Stories Christian Heroism). "The aeIfSTrelations of a C. Toby Velvet Claws Nlahtmare Broth of Bos land 11:30 - (ID Christophers ALWAYS The Ardent Years CD. by Janet Steven- a Mouse That Roared 13 to am. 19th-century Spanish nun"; foreword Cast Dark ShadAw Port Said Cast Hours Kill a Lons Have “Help tha Handicapped." end translation by Francos Rocket. Will Oklahoma Territory Warrior A Slave Centennial Summer Quiet Please, Shadow Dividends Travel Operation Girl 1:30 p.m. (4) Hour. L Compounded Kayee. (Farrar, Straus A Cudahy. M.TS). Three at Wolfe's Door (D. by Rex Stout CgjhoUc CraU'a Wife Murder Comanche Station v IS Hercules Amsterdam When Comedy SATURDAY, JUNI THE PLACE The Keener Love OV). by Sally Thomp- Danaer Woman Rocuee’ Regiment Conaplracr of _ Quarterly Houdlnl Outlaw Stallion Was 7 p.m. (13) Bishop Sheen Dark Deluaton Shepherd Hearts King eon of Hills Hound Dos Affair Man Private’s Windjammer Dead Stan’sEyes Street of Chanca Cosmic Man Israel Hancock, the Superb

' ' refreshments ISth.of.month son The See My Huntlna around (D, by OBJECTIONABLE Unobjectionablefor Adults, Adolescents SUNDAY, JUNI It Watkins Com (hold; Anthony Affair to Flylns Fontaines 6:13 am WNEW—Sacred Heart 7-10 Behind the Homestretch - Man Who Died Surrender Hen 7 WNEW swimming mall. V J View the Floor (Hb), Remember 4-D a.m. Hour of Crucified Save t. \\ J-SO/I The from Fortieth Man Twice by Sun Tamango am Theodora H. While Aisina Man They Could Angry Red Planet Gaxebo 7:13 WRCA—Hour of St Francis thrill rides by Miracle Teenager From pay both ways. Bta Not liana atomic 7:30 am WHOM—Sacred Heart Hour Wo postage , Submarine Ghost of Drasstrlp Mountain Road Little Outer Space Black Tuesday My Arson for Hire Hollow 730 a.ml WOR Marian Thaator On to Kiddieland Babelts the Waterfront 10 Seconds Hell Born to Be Bed Chickadee Goes to Giant of Marathon 8:30 a.m. WMCA Ava Marla Hour. Paths of Glory Thunder In Sun Bride Wore Boots 00 River Street War Grand "Fortitude." free PILGRIMAGES Illusion Pay Die Time Machine circus 1960 FRANCISCAN 1960 Southof or Captain Kidd A Palo Peas Bat Gun Fever 8:43 am WMTB—Hour of St Francis Pier 5 Havana Tlngler SlaveGirl Women They Battle of Sexes Gunflsht at 10:30 a.m. WABC Christian In Ac- at 4 and 9:30 ARROW Don't Eat To Hell A Back In honor of our Blouod Mother Dr. Renault’* Almost Lynched Because They*!* Dodge Pl«"1 tion. "Questions They Ask About City the Dalaiea Unforglven Secret Tounf thd Church." & Vacation Hannibal Prisoner of Volga Verbotcn 1 parking The Ideal combination of a Spiritual Physical Bora 8:30 SAVINGS and to Be Loved Virtuous p.m WRCA Catholic Hour. Hell Bent for Nun's Story Bigamist Brain Eaten "The Wondrous World." Anna Fro- full thru the Leather Porgy and Visit to SmaU CANADA Six day (Monday Saturday) to But Not Bess LOAN for Me Here Return of Planet mantle. ASSOCIATION Fund Craxy Come Jets Fly the land of Miracles. Follow the for Love Hole Roof Wake Me When 8:30 p.m. WVNJ Province of Quebec College In the Head Living Roeery. OLYMPIC Curse of Undead PARK 120 So. Ave. House of 7 Samson A It’s Over Rev. Edward J. llolleran. O.F.M. Orange trail of the North American Martyrs the scenic Devil's Hawks Delilah through Kings Go Say One for JUNI 10 Forth Me Wild and the MONDAY, Newark 3. N. J. Montreal. There Enchanted Island Last Train Scent of Mystery S »m WSOU TU) dacred Heart IRVINGTON-MAPLEWOOD Adirondack Mountains of N. Y. State to Elects Officers From Innocent * Positive Gun Hill Sergeant Rutledge 10:05 WSOU (FM> Ei*®? Woman Eater p.m. Rosary. Shrine to St First Man visit Notre Dame Church and Bro. Andre’s Into Lesend of Tom Solid Gold TUESDAY, JUNI 31 NEWARK-Dr. Evald B. Law- .Space Woman Obsessed _ Dooley « WSOU Tut of Our of Cadillac World. Flesh and p.m. Sacred Heart Joseph. Join the thousands who kneel at the feet Floods Tear Man president of Upsala College, In the Net Song Without End the Devil WEDNESDAY. JUNI 31 and who choose this Shrine of son, tiDMGETMI MMliy OUT Lady of the Cape Cap-de-la- 3:30 p.m. WBNX St Stephan's was elected of the N. J. Morally Unobjectionable for Adults Church. the and of all president Novena. Madeleine as most impressive unforgettable All th» Fine 10:03 p.m. WSOU (FM) Rosary. College Fund Association, at the Heller In Pink Mirror Has aFaces Seven Thieves and Cannibal* THURSDAY, JUNI 11 hallowed in North America. See old Quebec City Young Tlshts Music Box Kid Sound A Fury spots sixth annual held Amur S pm WSOU CFM) Sacred meeting June 8. Hlllj Home From Hill No Name South Pacific Heart Anne on tho 030 WSOU (FM) on to the famous Shrine of St Art Any Girl pm Are Marla. journey internationally Horse's Mouth Story on Page I He succeeds Sister Back Bullet 10:05 WSOU Hildegarde to WaU of p.m. (FM) Rosary. These and other will make House Intrisuo North by North- Strangers When de Beaupre. many highlights Bait •»( Everythin* Htlru FRIDAY, JUNI 34 Marie, president of the College of west We Meet with the Franciscans of the nicest weeks of your BU Operator 3 pm WSOU (FM) Sacred Heart ' FREE a trip one St. Inspector Malsret Notorious Mr. Teacher’s Pet PARKINO Elizabeth. Black Want to 3:30 pm WBNX Perpetual Orpheua 1 Live Monks Help life. the transporta- Blua Tiger Bay Every exactly same, including Denim I'm AU Odds Novena. trip Other officers elected were Risht. Against That Kind of Alt Career 030 pm WSOU (FM) Hour od CONDITIONR> tion in de luxe hotel accommodations, meals, gratu- Jack Tomorrow Woman buses, Peter Caah McCall Crucified. Sammartino, president of In Love and War and Cams to Of Life Love They la HOMI etc. Count Your 10:00 P.m WSOU CFM) MAM idea, Dickinson Jayhawkers On the Beach Cordura Roeary. Fairleigh University, Bleaglnfa SATURDAY, IS Journey Once Mors Third Voles . JUNI Ravioli .vice Cranes Are Flying I WSOU (FM) Cavatolli Edward G. Life Begins, et IT With This Earth Is Min* pm Sacred Heart president; Crimson Feeling Kimono Look Back t:l3 pm WSOU (FID Hour of In Our Man InHavana Touch of Larceny It of Monmouth Cry Terror Francis. Manicotti Schlaefer, president Anser Operation Pottleoat Island . Vi Day of Outlaw College, and Sister M. Lonely Hearts Pillow Talk Wild Strawberries 7.C10 pm WOR Family Thoator secretary; Don't Give Up 3 *95. Magician Possessors Wind Cannot Road PRIVATE BANQUET of ship Man Who Marguerite, 0.P., president Could Purple Gang Wonderful County * Tast ..Cheat Death Rachel Cods Yesterday's Caldwell College, treasurer. iOO Blows Man Enemy Who Under- Rebel Set Young Phila- Roojyis He Who Must Dio Your Sister Hildegarde Marie ‘and stood Women Sapphire delphians Neighborhood 925-31 Wost Sido Ave. Dr. F. _F. Moore, president of Pharmacist Morally in Part "Soy*" Rider College, were elected to Objectionable for Everyone UitJif Pononol IvpirvliiM Alaska Paaaace Female A the serve on the executive committee Rachel Coda Rise A FaU of PITH lIVINTO And Quiet How* Flash Jack the Ripper Legs Diamond with officers. - the Don $ the • B Branded Women La Pari sienna Roold* Jertoy Boat Generation J Gates City. HI 3-5945 It the to Hell Last Mile Room at tha Top was reported at meeting Beloved Infidel Fugitive Kind 105. Lil Abner Room 43 Bl« Heat Forbidden that the New Jersey College Fruit Missile to the Rosemary Blue Ansel Gene Krupa Story Moon Sign of Gladiator Fund had received 182 Bramble Bush ' Girl gifts total- In Bikini Never So Few A Sheba Horn Reckless of June 7. The Girls Town No Man's Woman Boms Like It Hot | ing $201,290.80 as Bucket of Blood God's Little Aero Of Love h Lust Stranglers of Can Can 1959-60 campaign officially ends Guns. Girls and Open City Circus of Horrors Bombay . Platinum High in the June 30. Conqueror Subway Sky H-SSSf'**" School SummerPlaoe Crack In Mirror The New Jersey Fund Happy Annlvor- Pusher Tall Story College Cry Toush Rat Race Too Soon to Love Daddy-O presents the combined appeal of Hercules Unchained Rebel Breed Virgin Sacrifice NEWARK Don’t *lOO. Go Near Inside the Mafia Riot In Juvenile Who Was That 11 of New Jersey’s non-tax-sup- Water It Started With a Prison Lady? lam * Stars* Marterana, Prepa. rentals ported colleges and universities Kiss WUd River till' PHARMACY 30 CALIFORNIA (23 Full Days Each) to New business and In- Young Captives Eatabllahtd over raari Jersey Four RecLetarad Pharmaciatj Separate Dellvary Open N.Y.C. Sept. 24 Sun. Oct. 16 dustry to help support annual op- Classification Frt* Every Day 595. From • a.m. to 11 p.m. costs at the member in- lnlc “ Oct 22 Sun. Nov. 13 erating '! * 1 analyila. with which the subject nutter 7t« Ml. Pretpact Avanua car. *° x, Uy *n,i ,r detailed, le Judged to exceed stitutions. ih« 1* •. L 1),Adam and Eve mer Night Compounded Grant Draft Perfumer Coamatlca JERSEY CITY Rev. Sick Room SuppUaa , - George *l4 Central Av*., WRitflall GARDEN 1-1411 THE Hilsdorf, S.J., chairman of the Current NUTLEY chemistry department at St. Pet- Plays in Brief ★ RAY DRUG CO. Weddings Banquets er’s College, has received a Jamaa Rlccla, Raa. Phar. seven-week grant from the Na- Thellusson Communion Breakfasts By Joan Nourse, Ph.D. Baby Naada Praicrlptlona Promptly Flllad tional Science Foundation for re- ruiiv. AIR-CONDITIONED Cut-Rate Drufa and Coamatlca search in radiation chemistry at 117 franklin Av*. NOrth 7-1707 proud professor of speech. Some low. Notre New Three beautiful ballrooms 25-1,000 Dame University, July 18- Play broad humor id scenes featuring her accommodating raffish father. ORANGE 2. Some old Scpt. Oh, Kay! good Once Upon e Mattress Merry musi- Soma Cholca Data* Still AvallabU FORD'S DRUO STORR cal frolic Gershwin hits bolster a built around the fairy tale of t CompUt* Packag* Wadding AvallabU up daffy Paul Denial, Ph.O. the princess and the pee. More slapstick 1927 Praicrlptlona Called for yarn about belles, boot- than sophistication. Call MR. MARTIN PR 9-0301 and Dallverad A Raisin in the Sun Caustic, vital and a OR 1-2317 Fraa Dallvary leggers playboy bigamist. of 29-31 Howe Ave. NJ. CLOTHES FOR problem drama an aspiring Negro 109 J Passaic, The Man— Fast adroit Main Straat Oranaa, M. Beit paced, family in present-day Chicago. political aatlre. whose Presidential AMPII PARKING The Sound of Music Enchanting choice la a high-minded liberal intellec- THE song-feet with winsome Mary Martin aa CLERGY tual of religion and pretty flexible no the lively convent girl who launched domestic morals. the Trapp children's choral career. to Bye Bye Birdie Clever, brisk, "Factory You" light- Family entertainment. hearted musical take-off on teenaser Take Me Along—Melodic O'Neill mu- rock *n* roll fads. < sical. setting the small-town love prob- ... Camlno Real Muddled symbolic Announcing Summer lems of convivial Uncle Sid (Jackie play, often quite suggestive, conveying Gleason) and his bookish tecnased Tennessee Williams' most nightmarish 0 nephew. One dubious dance, but gen- views life. on erally agreeable. Suits Rides Aealn Some MOVING? Lightweight Destry dandy The Tepth Man— Pleasant romantic aingln' and steppln* as wicked Old West DIVIDEND parable in synagogueaetting enlivened • Bottleneck gets itself morally WORSTEDS town of with humor. to- ON wry Jewish Opposing scrubbed Jaunty no-gun lawman. by a day's skepticism, sentimentally lauds sll YOUR Fun for adults. • faiths, regardless of basis for belief. to TROPICALS Florellol Brisk, sparkling musical FLORIDA SAVINGS A Thurber Carnival Lightly sar- humorously charting the political rise donic revue culled from the humorist's • explosive LaGuardia. of an young 1940 MOHAIR wryly sophisticated sketches. Except CALIFORNIA Starting January lit, Five-Finger Exercise Absorbing Wh*n Motoring Vlilt tho "St. Morlti," Sparta, NJ. for occasional profanity, good adult British drama in which a young German Top * Raincoats entertainment. Coats tutor In FAMOUS FOR ITS ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO vainly plays peacemaker a FOOD $lO,OOO in the Attic Caustic of o, ~,,i contentious English household. Toys study PARIS JJ a weak, amiable Southerner, wrecked Suits Bypsy « The sorry spectacle of first- Mado To Ordar talent by selfish, meddling womenfolk. Some rate stage wasted on the neglig- raw lines and generally cynioal out- ible memoirs of a burlesque queen. irliirci < i you won roll f-zyL/r(otiCz* FULL COURSE look. Some highly suggestive numbers. > OH THI PLAZA ; La Flume de Ma Tante ...... Fast mov- EXPERT FITTING ing French revue with a high propor- LAKE MOHAWK tion of risque, suggestive numbers. Mission Conference ENGEL DINNERS \ Miracle Worker Tense, moving BROTHERS IMfH lrama aa mettlesome Annie Sullivan MANZI'S MOVING N. J. COCKTAIL small but ferocious Helen CINCINNATI (NC) The and STORAGE SPARTA, LOUNGE tames a Kel- ler to teach her the wonders of words. third biennial Conference the on MA The Music Men Fresh, exhilarating HIONi ? 1170 of cooselt the fellow pages LUNCHEON : AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 404 SO. AVE. Functiod of the ORANGE romanoe of 1012 Missionary musical lowa, set American * German • to a snippy Sousa march beat Fine for (OB Tool life Swite Cuieina N.J. Church in Today’s World will be St NO tail op thecf list STREET J. NEWARK, the family. 7 and troa ?41 CHESTNUT NUTIEY, N. Opon July Aug. 12 noon tIN Wofld Hill lt Mini IWalnth N Days Fair Lady Brilliant melodic held Xavier here Hr:-di)U3!leis !n I mBKKBk My at University MA 3-2100 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS comedy the adaptation of Shaw's about 16. Cockney flower-girl transformed by the June 8 THB ADVOCATE June 16,1060 Not Even a Loan Women Panicked Parents Encouraged

arent v! ; °? many sidea rd hate. toin, L /“ They want Productive realization of this is of the utmost the In Social know why Church in northern New Jersey in areas where child cannot be Activity importance every k e«n behind on Catholic n** J«Mlng high schools. at the moment in a Catholic school. But has G. the Church been lagging? By Msgr. George Higgins . The duty of wholehearted cooperation with The Advocate has documented the develop- the of Christian Doctrine becomes Director, Social Action CWC ment and Confraternity Department, Iy expansion of Catholic secohdary schools all the more severe and in these areas. in our necessary dioceses in educational On June 2 conference them. Moreover the special supple- The goal of (he Confraternity in Newark for the a on Church is do* ments In so short a time as three to "America’s Woman-Power Fu- ing everything within her years no coming year is sink deeper and more far- power less than 13 separate schools ture” was held in Washington to high have been reaching'roots of the high school of religion in to encourage all women in- opened or expanded in a commemorate the 40th anniver- the mothers long range program to every parish. More adults need to be trained as cluding of families meet the increased of the Women’s demands. What has been teachers of religion for these schools in the CCD sary Bureau pf to play an active role in the overlooked is that the U. S. of Labor. immediately anew high school Training Centers. To themselves better for Department civic and social order. it equip opens, is not at full In address- operating capacity. Even their teacher role more fathers and mothers LATE Pius XII though a school does not add each the meet- THIS. Pope new roorps could enroll in CCD Adult discussion groups. The ing year, good allows it Undersec- -probably addressed himself to planning to quadruple its Family Life Apostolate and its Cana Family Ac- ing, enrollment in four tUis than years. This has been true of tion offer retary of La- subject more frequently Groups parents formation, encourage- Essex Catholic bor any other Church in Boys High School, East Orange ment and inspiration for their responsibility. The James T. spokesman Catholic Girls modern times. His St. of the Archdiocesan O’Connell —a advice to High School, Joseph’s Council of Catholic Women co- Catholic Palisades, Our of the Lake dedicated and women was simple and Lady Regional High ordinates effort and affords and service to help direct School, St. Joseph’s School competent —and as ufc-to-date as High (Roselle), De parents as teachers of religion in the home gov- Paul ernment this morning’s headlines: Regional High School, and Morris Catholic through three of its standing committees. More official Regional School. The sounded "Be present for High same will be true of mothers through their Catholic women’s organiza- a everywhere the new Catholic Girls’ school the Faith, for Christ, in high opening this tions affiliated with the ACCW could expand their timely warning every in and to the utmost September Paramus. This is not to mention of Church against the way knowledge doctrine, history, prayers, possible the of facilities of wherever vital interests expansion 'at the established the Mass and the Sacraments danger the limit, long through par- overemphasizing the economic role are at wherever laws Delbarton School, Oratory School, School of in the Council’s discussion of women in the stake, ticipation group pro- the of labor market the on the of the Holy Child, Academy St. Aloysius and gram. Both mothers and fathers could assist at expense of bearing worship God, St. Benedict's Prep. their spiritual and marriage, the the themselves through the recently established com- educational family, role in school, the social Buildings, however, do not make Catholic mittee for Home and School and Parent Educa- the family and the home. order are education. Education is proposed and discussed.” part of the primary pur- tion. THE CORRECT balance pose of Catholic be- All such "interests” marriage. Parents, even parents, More is being done the Church than first are vital, by tween these two O’Connell cannot the school roles, but we have it the of delegate completely to the appears to parents. Is on authority panicked, questioning "is task of their children. said, going to become in- the late Father that educating every parent all to fulfill the Holy the re- Every school, doing obligation difficult creasingly to but form the Catholic a define, and including school, is merely sub- that is first his and hers reason of their reconstruction of the by the heart of the matter for the child’s it social order second to in stitute, an agent, own parents. marriage? are none seems to is fundamental me importance. In addressing the and is this: the of concept wom- College* of Cardinals, he called an as the keystone of home and Paperback Revolution all of us to work for the solution family must remain the inherent of all. “the fundamental of prob- It ia almost the principle Judaeo-Christian lems t impossible to imagine tre- hundreds of thousands read growing out of the ruin and who*rarely anything life. We cannot afford mendous cultural revolution that broke to see it revolution out in more challenging than a have of the war and its popular magazine threatened in America.” the western world with the introduction of printed now become avid book-read'ers. As Clifton Fadt- aftermath.” O’Connell hastened to add books after 1430. Prior to that time literacy was man “The of the But he added observed, success paperbacks that this in immediately confined to the The the no way alters the largely clergy. Church, proves that all levels there is for and his words on a hunger role which are sole women are to significant sponsor of education in the Middle Ages, the word.” likely that "as in everybody knows, at the play “the manpower future performed a task in at least To Fadiman heart of these noteworthy teaching and other secular observers issues and control- of America. His point is well the fundamentals to the of the the masses people, only regret is that this immeasurable quanti- ling them lie the taken, for it is estimated entirely, just but scarcity of teachers and the prohibitive cost that, ty of printed material includes not and social merely for better or for necesstry reforms, of the worse, the copying manuscripts effectively impeded classics and worthwhile contemporary and the writing number of particularly heed of women at work out- urgent spread literacy. but of to a large proportion trash as well. The provide the poorer classes side the home will Increase Modern secular view the invention historians educated takes serious view of God’s Own with bread and Catholic a more Words Give in the housing, work.” of the unmixed Us significantly decade printing press as an blessing. the phenomenon. There is certainly cause for re- ahead. , The Catholic student of the realizes that CATHOLIC women of past the joicing that such eminent Catholic works Bel- the U. S.— as The balanced avalanche of material which descended undersecretary’s and those reading loc’s “Characters of the particularly who Reformation," Waugh’s Just a to the conference of the 15th and 16tb Heaven approach theme have been on Europeans centuries in- “Edmund Campion," Hughes' Glimpse of blessed with a better “Popular History —a difficult which troduced not the Bible but subject is too than average only Gutenberg also of the Catholic Church” education will to name but a few often the obscenities of By Frank J. Sheed every one of our en- oversimplified at meetings want to take Boccaccio. the powers If we are to live it, we must up this challenge. from distinguished Image Book series are at its fullest of this kind was in substantial have A similar cultural revolution, no doubt small- "Eye has not seen nor has ear ergizing very upon be new To Many already done but easily and cheaply available to the public. given powers. make so, its object. And if accord with Catholic social teach- much er in scale still vast in its is tak- nor has it entered into the supreme that, a rough if remains to be done. In the yet proportions, While the of such estimable reli- heard, comparison: we publishers will think about words before Since the end heart of what God you it, is the def- wanted live ing. of Pius “The fate ing place our eyes today. of gious titles and of man, things to on another plan- XII, of correspondingly high-level sec- inition of the World War volumes have been has for those who love happiness. should Unfortunately many people are the fate of human n, paperback ular titles deserve and prepared et, we need new breath- family, re- our congratulations sup- under the false in Him.” So St. Paul tells the Corin- impression that at stake. appearing greater numbers each year, provid- port, all Christians BUT OBSERVE that ing powers, which by nature lation* are They art in of good-will will have more all this is Catholic teaching on woman’s your hands.” matter of all types at a fraction of quoting Isaias. Till we based our have not got. To ing reading reason now than ever before to exercise watch- thians, upon doing lungs Uve. something role in the modern world is the cost of the near-universal hard-cov- reach the life of hope- formerly fulness over the of those heaven,! which by nature we cannot do. , heaven, we need new ' productions publishers (behind the times. er book. editions of the we shall notl The and lessly They Cheap paperback to whom before Just natural powers of man’s in'- knowing loving powers, profits come principles. as to think that Catholic teach- classics have been the know which seem long popular on the evil co-effects of what] tellect fall short of God nature our souls have Continent, Gutenberg’s invention con- seeing by the heaven ing on subject begins and but it is only recently that American and British tributed Is. direct a double not got. Hours to the religious and cultural breakdown But,| by limitation Forty ends with the simple statement publishers have awakened to the existence of this of the 16th in the as we have natural so too the inspired] seen, our For heaven our natural life is century, present-day paper- that woman’s is in the vast market. word of of place untapped back revolution be factor in the God,] way knowing is always not can a major by sufficient, we need super-na- home we period. Today the United States 75 standard are means of Archdiocese Newark ip pub- increase of juvenile delinquency and in the given] ideas, so that we cannot tural life. We have of gen- can it only The fact is, however, that the lishers and 11 university are eral glimpses. see June I*, Its# presses issuing relaxation and even abandonment In] anything and be- God’s . ■ of direct; God, by free which is Church has , moral?. heaven shall gift, why repeatedly some titles available we emphasiz- - Unfeceit paperbacks; are to the all us can st 6,000 By means let openly accept what is 'ing infinite, never be within we call it (the word is 1 *• County Rd., Dorn* good grace ed in recent years while more than retail know God in a that, itreet** public through 110,000 outlets. in this new yet let us renew the hold of our natural related development, our strength, to gratis). life is the normal lH w new and Sanctifying family vocation ““° Some 500 million are now being sold annually. way, or the of •utuSMSS*’ vigilance against all harmful influences that strength any finite being grace will be our next may topic. of women, it is not by means S P t The of these statistics is that love Him ac-l any Apo* U* 445 "*» Av significance emanate from it. whatever. the Church does 4 > *- Everything is the which is mr wis* to the only calling open to cording new knowledge. it lSO# Putting bluntly, the life of connected with and be Ay- We shall it, can know, says St. Paul heaven understood requires powers which but cloudily if we do June 34, 1940 Summer-Time xiU. . . . (1 Cor. as known. *rd 12), we are we *und,y Aftor P.nt.coit by nature do not not grasp what it is. Quicksands possess. * Anthony-., 400 N. Cut It is a mysterious phrase, more In Your Prayers 2nd St„ Every year ve ipend tremendous dark than .light, but Sacrament. 1000 North amounts tact with children who come from broken soliciting Ava., homes, Elizabeth of money educating our children. Elaborate where father our minds powerfully. We are and mother are engaged in con- not Auumptton, 30 Jefferaon At*.. Cmcr- schools remember deceased •on \ \ are built with the most modern stant civil to* know God with the same these, your equip- war, and where they frequently receive Communists Immaculate Hurt of and accessories. The orders with which knows priests: Mary, 280 religious sup- the bad from their older brothers knowledge He Seeking Are.. example and Maplewood with St. S -Benty us excellent teachers, and when the How us for He knows infinitelyand Plus X, Charlea PI., Old Tap- sisters. many children will be strong enough MH number of Sisters and Brothers available ia not to resist the we are incurably finite, but with Archdiocese of Newark temptations and combat the dangers An End to Restraints Diocese sufficient to cover our needs, a search that a knowledge similar in kind to of Paterson diligent face them? , Very Rev. William McNulty, la 19. made to obtain the best qualified lay teachers. Where His, different from our * June 1949 father and mother both present . go out to work June 1922 , ,(Uy Louis 18, ß A ”#r Sentaceit The curriculum is so that these children way of By F. Budenz contest will be toward the end- i ?_ yr arranged every and where functions knowing. Rev. Alexander ft Patrick 85 day, grandma as some M. Petrone, a. Waahlnston Ave* be Wily Nikita Khrushchev’s ing of all and Chatham will not lacking in anything that, is essential kind of an adult ti- legal political the children must June 18, 1930 St. Aanee. 881 baby-sitter, IN THE SAME Main St.. Patenon to a education. verse, St. Paul rades the U. S. demon- to the communist sound, thorough We want our against handicaps St. Jamea, 32 fight against heavy odds. Rev. A. St. Jamea PI., Totowa makes another to strate Stephen Claffy, June' have the best attempt express our error in the conspiracy, so that it func- Borouch children to nothing Where the asking may second-hand, family goes to the the the 19, 1931 mediocre. seashore, difference know- Butcher of tion in June U, 1940 nothing of different between-our Budapest to visit us freely subverting us. dangers are a nature. see the Rev. 3rd Sunday Aftar Pentecost 1 They here and and in This is Rudolph Huelsebusch, When summer time arrives classes ing our knowing there. him to beckon mapped out in that Our Lady of Mercy. 1 cease, most and suits permitting June 1935 Whippany grotesque shocking bathing "Here 19, and the school with we see through a glass in us to the summit. amazing directive, we clo«a ♦ear commence- members straight worn perhaps by of their own families. Rev. P. June a dark manner, but then face This is from Moscow itself, which Joseph Fallon, ment exercises for the classes. The The to ac- ap- graduating quarters in the and 19, 1950 bungalows are narrow face.” St. John these exercises (1 Jn.iii. 2) says pears in Political Affairs under speakers at congratulate the The‘children know knowledged by Rt. Rev. Msgr. confining. everything that is "We shall James A. Mac- see Him as He the the title “The Mass Calendar graduates on an is.” New York Struggle for the having passed important mile- going on. They are and ear-wit- June 19, 1957 eye-witnesses And we remember Our Lord which Defense of in Bour- kinson, stone in their and them to say- Times, Democracy lives, urge on higher nesses to every and Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. J. family quarrel, they are of the angels Cunneely, ing (Mt. xviii. 10). made no out- geois Countries.” June 10 studies, where great success awaits them. to 1929 Sunday. Second Sunday able to listen a lot of scandalous gossip. The June 20, "They see the face after Pentecoet. Double. 01. 2nd With this the children of my heav- burst against There we read other Green. ceremony over return are so close that among Rev. James J. June Coll. St. bungalows usually together pri- enly Father McAvoy, Juliana PalconlerU 3 A IN). the visit Cr. of to their homes and make for continually.” Seeing of things: “The extent to which po- Pref. Trinity. preparation the sum- vacy is something that leaves much to ‘be de- 21, 1954 is the key to life in heaven. Khrushchev June 20 Monday. mer vacation. and lice power can get out of hand in Maaa of prerioue sired. knows what is on next Rt. Rev. William F. Sunday, rerial. Green. Everybody going Msgr. No Gl. or Cr. We can was dis- was What will they be the both approach the mean- kindly bourgeois countries demon- 1959 tnd CoU. St. SUvetiua; A (N). doing during summor door, on sides. that are Lawlor, June 21, 3 Cora, Drinking parties, Pref. i months? Will be ing in two steps. those posed toward strated by the of McCar- mon they to any so often a feature ot the with First, history Rev.-John J. June exposod dangers regular weekends, Witkiewicz, June 21 Tueeday. St. Aloyalu* that their in heaven shall see God, not the summit thyism in the United States, Gonzaaa. might imperil moral stability,andlead their boisterous or even 22, 1954 Confeaaor. Double. While. profane conversations, believe idea. The them from the and simply in Him as now Times which in a brief time was able to CoU‘ A

Thh family a Bishop Sheen and contains economic aUtua didn’t decline suddenly when the hus- WEEKDAYS arti- band paiaed Th« following cliurchM h«v» late cles and away, because he had been to anecdotes, pictures thoughtful enough have a Man: morning weekday and cartoons /■» *epl Up 10 St. Patrick'! Pro describing the D°**n'tyour famnily deserve the aame < aihedrel, Washing- ton St. A o cowMeration? Central Ave., Newark. Il ls work of the Propagation of the pm. Faith In D°o t put offthis St. Aloyslus. M naming the five continents of s obligation. Don't deprive your loved ones of Ave„ New- 11:48 ark, a m. the world. When send e St. you us l le dividing of your in the Bridget's. 404 elan* St.. Newark. DUFFVS mi V ' belongings C °Urt*' 12:10 p.m* your sacrifice for the of W now. Our poor >H free booklet 24 St. John'e, Mulberry St., New- the ask that your name telUyou how ark. 11:18 p.m. world, be included St. Jfrancla Xavier, 243 Ablngton on the Mission 11 Ave., Newark. a m. mailing list. ™* MA*YKNOLI St. Mary's Abbey Church. High St. OTHERS, near Cut this bprlngfleld, Newark. 11:18 p.m. out column, pin your " ,r8“ *•— V Otar - Fathers, • e.W.sfe sacrifice to it and address it to / » \ \^ f will Fulton J. National #wr booklet. What You Can Do. I under- ciK Bishop Sheen, . y* Only • "V 8:30 ) INSURED STORAGE EXPERT •Yana mat fntr# k no P.m Director, Society for the Propa- REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS obligation and no on# will call on m# about this# St. Peter's, Grand A Van Vorgt Ste., of the Jersey City. gation Faith, 336 Fifth 11:08 p.m. 311 New York Nativity. Proapeot St., Midland Ave., 1, or to your dio- HE • LO Park,- 11 noon. 5*6600 8-7900 Our Lady cesan director: Martin W. of the VaUey, Valley A Bishop Nassau Ste., Orange, 10 a.m. Stanton, 91 Mulberry St. New- WAU t Mlcheel'e, 70 Cross SL at Market TO WALL CARPET SHAMPOOED ON PREMISES ~8 - •t., Paterson, is ark 2; Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Mr m tm wM Cometh 'mm. noon. hrnt totoy ‘except Saturdays. F. Louis, 23 DeGraast St., Pat-

erson. * I | 10 the advocate June 16,1960 Father Mission Priests, Sisters Konzelmann Celebrates Jubilee Work Without Salary NEWARK Rev. Louis J. Konzelmann of St. Peter’s The Society for the Propaga- Church here will, celebrate his 25th anniversary in tha tion of the Faith has the lowest priesthood on June 19. overhead of any charitable for the or- Society Propagation Father Konzelmann will offer his Solemn Mass of ganization. at 11:30 a.m. in This is Thanksgiving St. Peter’s Chapel, Lyons , because Church’s of the Faith 135,000 Ave. He has been administrator priests, Brothers and Sis- of Newark: Archdiocese (pro-tem) for the last three years ters receive no ton Township. salary. They Most. Rev. Martin W. Stanton. at both the church share S.T.D., Ph.D., LL.D and Father Konzelmann was the poverty of Christ and chapel, or- 31 Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. Phone MArket 2-2803 since the illness of Mat- dained He has those whom Msgr. on June IS, 1935. they serve through Hours: thias Daily, 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.; 9 a.m. ta 12. A. pastor. served St. Peter’s for the voW the Saturday, Thimmes, at 22 years. or practice of pover- Diocese of Paterson: Assisting at the Mass will be ty. ' Previously he was an assistant Rev. Charles Rt. Rev. William F. J.C.D. • F. for three at St. If afford Msgr. Louis, Buttner, pastor, years Augustine’s, you cannot to give St. Mark’s, 24 Do Grasse St., Paterson 1, N. i. Phone: 444M. Rahway, deacon; and Newark. much, a for ARmary give little, every Rev. James Hours: Daily, 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.; 9 a.m. ta 12. Clancy, assistant, sacrifice counts with the Saturday, Society subdeacon. Donations to the the of the Holy Cross, Harrison, for the of the Society for Propagation Propagation Faith. Rev. Richard P. Swedish Faith assistant Anniversary Add to are income tax deductible. ■ i Brozat, your gift acts of seif- St. at Peter’s, will be master of STOCKHOLM (NC)-The Swe- denial. Add for the mis- prayers ceremonies. Father Konzelmann dish Catholic Academy has pub- sions. The total should be will preach the pleas- sermon, lished a special Mass and Office recipient of many such as ing to God. the gifts, By helping poor of Immediately after the Mass in with Latin transla- three Swedish, the bags of rice, 200 eggs, 15 world you more closely in- there will be a testimonial dinner tions, to mark this year's hens, five and gOOth corporate to Our Bless- goats, vegetables Stanton for Father yourself Bishop Konzelmann at the of the of $75 in all for the anniversary martyrdom ed Lord’s Cross self rupees Essex House. through ab- Rev. Vincent P. St. patron saint of Sweden. church. To Be Eric, negation. in Sprouls will be . N Nutley toastmaster. "But a decent small church Speakers will be Father Asks Funds Bishop Stanton will make an Brozat Bishop will cost at least $6,000 for appeal behalf and Rev. Eugene F. Our As on of the Society Sullivan, long this mission which eaten to the For Church-School for the Lady of Good Propagation of the Counsel, Washing- as livo Miklrs in you one of the most neg- almost 18 months, two Faith on June 19 at St. Mary’s RISEN THE ASHES: new lected areas This is the Church of will receive ■ of Assam. Many Assumption of Blessed you priests of the Diocese of Assam, Church, Nutley, Rt. Rev. Msgr. the WEDDING ► and FUNERAL OESIONS DEPENDABLE and Mikirs are ready to send their Virgin Mary (Ukrainian), which will be dedicated India, lived in a James J. Owens, pastor. Bayonne, by Metropolitan-Arch- temporary hut h children ► Flow*/* T«Ugraph*d Anywhara oood' income to the school. It is the bishop Constantine on June 19. oi straw. Now they have what Bishop Stanton is l deeply Bohachevsky It replaces a 75-year-old structure to you Invert your only way announce the good grateful to Owens and ► WASHINGTON might be termed a Msgr. to FLORIST “residence,” totally destroyed by fire in 1958. • a v In o a In our to a tribe considered to the it is tidings other pastors of the Arch- although “only a poor little ► Sine* 1904 1 V. D. ANNUITY be primitive. diocese for their in cottage,” writes Bishop S. Fer' cooperation ► Incorporated PLAN. “We have Catho- already 1,000 making these appeals possible. rando. They are in need of a To MlfchoH 14411 y • You olio altar* In* lics among them and 1 have just Dedicate New church-school, and the Bishop had Assumption STREET, NEWARK, N. J. Mia groat work of printed tho Catechism and asks for help in providing one. •ha Mlaalona and help In books in their prayer language. sports Broth- “You will wonder why the year-round program, pro- educating Prlerte and Now, in my diocese six Church I have vides a of in Christians do not help us,” promising means June 19 WHITE MONUMENT CO. era (or the Mlaalona O Cer- different the Bayonne linguistic divisions, contact tain A writes Ferrando. He with the younger set. Designers of tax advantagoe O Bishop ex- end Builders equivalent of six different dio- BAYONNE —A MAUSOLEUMS Memarlal On the basketball team triumph over • MONUMENTS (acting plains that they do: “During a spon- Preparatory Seminary, and an- membrane* In Mate**' ceses in six different languages. adversity will be realized Rev. ■ • MARKERS many concert in honor I the sored by Father Boucree this by other at St. Basil’s Both . my was College. QusUUr Workmanship Guaranteed and On 12, we had First George C. prayer*. May 250 year all the except Pasdrey, pastor of schools the players one comprise Ukrainian • CEMETERY LETTBRINO Communicants at Write Infenaatlaa Assam Catne- Assumption of the RJessed Vir- IS Maybaum far fro* were non-Catbollcs, yet his Catholic Minor Seminary at Ave Newark, NJ. dral. gin Mary Ukrainian Robert Oalllcchlo Society Of Th# Diving Word team was so popular that fine Church, and Stamford, Conn. ESssex S-077S “Please his ANNUITY DIPT. pray for our efforts parishioners when the new players passed up the chance and you may be assured of our Assumption Church is dedicated to play on the public school on June daily remembrance of 19 at 4 p.m. you." varsity to affiliate with his The new building will be bless- Priest Sponsoring group. ed by Metropolitan-Archbishop Numerous opportunities to ad- In Time Need Constantine of of the Sports Program dress Bohachevsky the Hattiesburg Negro com- Rev. Thaddeus Boucree, Philadelphia Archeparchy, By.- S.V.D., have to Father Bou- Consult Your Catholic munity come zantine Rite. It Funeral Director of Hattiesburg, Miss., is replaces a struc- convin- cree as a result of his work with ture by ced that a moderate sports totally destroyed a gen- Whose and pro- youth. careful understandingservice is in accord with the eral-alarm fire on Mar. 29, V. gram does much to his 1958. keep Since then services have work in the Liberian Native been traditions of Holy Mother Church eyes of the people. held - in St. Joseph’s Church near- The Hattiesburg Negro commu- Becomes a Nun The first MV,VS MS M.f )..vt Ml Ml; by Mass in the new ~y. ixmmmmi is a and unless nity large one, Sister Maria Rosalita Roberts building was celebrated on Palm this young makes ef- missionary is the first native of Liberia to this year, 10. Plymouth 9-3503 * forts to the Sunday Apr. HOWARD J. BRENNAN keep Catholic cause become a nun. She invested BERGEN ' in was COUNTY CODEY'S FUNERAL 6414 AVE. public view, it would soon be SERVICE BERGENLINE as a Bernardine Sister of the Or- ARCHBISHOP , Bohachevsky entirely forgotten. 69 HIGH STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. der of St. Francis by Auxiliary jvill speak in Ukrainian at the JOHN J. FEENEY 8 SONS At Mission the UNIon Holy Rosary J. Carroll dedication The ad- ORANGE, N. J. 7-0373 Bishop McCormick of ceremony. 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE dress in english 4-7554 Philadelphia during a will be given by ORange James McLaughlin recent RIDGEWOOD, N. J. a. Msgr. A. CODEY'S FUNERAL ceremony at Reading, and Joseph Chmely, pastor Father SERVICE 591 A Pa., Pasdrey Gl Ibert 4-7650 - JERSEY AVENUE Wedding of St. Church (Latin v 77 PARK STREET Reception after some further she Joseph’s @ training JERSEY N. J. with Gabro officiat- H. CITY, will Rite). 1958, Msgr. CLIFFORD PEINECKE N. return to Africa to serve her MONTCLAIR, J. in the assisted Rev. Fed- 1321 OLdfleld 3-2266 Assisting dedication Oere- ing by Joseph TEANECK ROAD people as a teacher. Pilgrim 4-0005 mony will be Jaroslav orek, St. Michael’s, Shenandoah, WEST Educated at the Convent of St. Msgr. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME PLAZA HOTEL DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME Gabro, pastor, Assumption of the Pa., and Rev. George Kandra, Theresa in Liberia's X. 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE capital city FRANCIS FAHEY, 269 MT. Blessed Perth St. John’s, Bayonne. PROSPECT JeunMl t)f Mary, Amboy; AVE. *q„ Jenny City, N. J. Monrovia, Sister Rosalita UNION CITY, N. J. for it Ukrainian Church Manager N. Pay Msgr. Stephen Chehansky. pas- Assumption NEWARK, J. provide!: wanted to become a nun in imi- UNIon 7-6767 St. John the serves 130 fami- TE 7-2332 • Olenlfled Banquet tor, North- approximately 2-3333 Room tation of her teachers. She then Baptist, HUmboldt 0* Imunnet Corpontloa mission HEIGHTS, N. J. 2-8700 station there. There and 1918 and was dedicated on ESsex Citlmatei Paul, Jersey City. Sept. JEfferson 8-6878 cheerfully glvea ATlas 8-1362 are now 25 The 2 that year. FUNERAL priests, including ceremony will STANTON HOME one native The now has three semi- TRINKA FUNERAL Liberian, working be Very Rev. Myroslav Chary* parish SERVICE 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE in the area. at St. Basil's narians studying MAYWOOD - na, pastor, St. Josaphat, Phila- BOGOTA NUTLEY, N. J. the COUNTY Assisting priests are and LITTLE FERRY PASSAIC Visit some delphia, Very Rev. Russell NOrth 7-3131 Beautiful seminarians, 25 Sisters and GRAYMOOR near- Danylchuk, pastor, Holy Trin- HUbbard 7-3050 San Juan Fiesta MURPHY MEMORIAL HOME ly 100 teachers, in addition to Carnegie, ity, Pa. OORNY 8 OORNY PILCH catechists who N. Y. 19 102 FLEMING AVENUE I*6o I MAGI S work with more parishioners In June lASOH The, will celebrate MORTUARY than 5,000 children. • NEW YORK (NC) Cardinal NEWARK, N. J. the dedication at a dinner in the ESSEX COUNTY from June 5 519 STREET Sundays October 30 church will at the MArket 3-0514 MARSHALL through - auditorium that evening. Spellman preside eighth annual San Juan Fiesta of DIALOCUI Toastmaster will be Rev. Edward JOHN F. MURPHY PATERSON, N. J. MASSIS 11, 12, Cardinal Lauds BERNARD A. KANE 12,43 the New York Archdiocese June Wojtycha, St. Ra 480 SANFORD AVENUE MUlberry 4-5400 COMPieiIOMI 11 TO 8 Vincent’s, FUNERAL HOME A.M. P.M. 19 at Randalls Island. will . Effort yonne. Speakers be Rev. N. J. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME Devotions to St. Mission 39 HUMBOLDT STREET NEWARK, Anthony, Sormon, David The honoring St. John Benediction-3p.m. J. Villa fiesta, Pathe, chaplain. ESsex 3-6053 27-29 HARDING AVENUE of the Blossod •BOSTON (RNS) Efforts of the patron of NEWARK, N. J. Exposition Sacramont after 12:45 till 6 Marie Claire, Hohokus, in Baptist, Pqcrto Mass p.m. the Eng- N. J. missionary of St. Rico, will consist of religious, HUmboldt CLIFTON, GRAYMOOR I, 3 *ll** north ot Paaktklll, N. Y. society lish, and Very Rev. Basil Ma- 3-0733 JOHN J. QUINN on Rt. 9. 7-3002 Cofotorla James the Apostle to help com- civic and cultural events. May- PRescott op.n Sunday* only. Parkins ar*a on ground*. kuch, rector, St. Josaphat Ukrain- FLOOD FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL HOME bat communism and revitalize the Fclisa Rincon de Gautier •uses ian Catholic oress Andrew W OORMLEY tiAvs Major Seminary, Flood, 323-329 PARK FUNERAL HOME Part Church in Mgr, AVENUE Out Tormlnal 41 ot South America of Juan, and Gov. Nel- Authority A Sth Avanuo, N.Y.C. *i!3 were Washington, who will in San P.R., 154 PLACE a.m. speak 112 So. Munn Ave. N. J. WASHINGTON TICKETS at WINDOW Suit* loava lauded here by Cardinal Montini son Rockefeller will bo ORANGE, 17j Graymoor at among 4:00 p.m. Ukrainian. East Orange, N. J. PASSAIC, Tal. 54)373 of Milan. 3-6348 N..J. lOngacrs - the ORange In Now Janoy call MArkot 2-7000 (PubM, participants. Sarvlca) PRescott 9-3183 The founded THE , ORange 4-4445 for further Information society, by Car- NEW CHURCn has been FRANK McOEE wriln MArket 2-2530 dinal are HENNESSEY ft. Ouardlan, S.A., Cushing of Boston, trains designed by Barnett D. THE SEVEN capital sins 525 FUNERAL HOME Oraymaar Prior*, Oarrltan 3, N. Y. Singer. SUMMER AVENUE and sends diocesan to It is of lust, 171 ■ Talaphoaai OArrUon 4-3071 priests re- contemporary modern ar- pride, covetousness, anger, HUELSENBECK NEWARK, N. J. WASHINGTON PLACE mote of Latin sloth. areas America. chitecture with interior accord- gluttony, envy, They are MEMORIAL HOME N. 2-2222 PASSAIC, J. Write For Free HUmboldt Visitors' Among those serving in the so- ing to the of the called because; if habit- Direciory requirements capital 1108 So. Ave. PRescott 7-0141 Orange MURPHY FUNERAL HOME ciety is Rev. Martin R. Rite. Ground was brok- rise to more Kelly, Byzantine ual, they give many Newark N. J. GRACE of en 6, Director formerly St. Catherine’s, Glen for the structure on Nov. 30, sins. MURPHY, ESssex 2-1600 Rock. 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE KARI W. HUELSENBECK Cardinal Montini, who earlier NEWARK, N. J. SUSSEX COUNTY received Director an honorary doctor of HUmboldt 3-2600 OPACITY laws degree from the University of Notre Dame, took part in the FUNERAL HOME h - / FERGUSON-HOUSE dedication of the 722 huge statue of Clinton Avenue, HUDSON COUNTY FUNERAL HOME the Madonna at the Don Orione Newark 8, NJ. Paul B. Furguson, Owner shrine in East Boston. A Milan- ESsex 4-6677 27 CHESTNUT NECKER-SHARPE ST., SUSSEX, ese architect designed the Mas- Michael J. Murray, N. J. SUSSEX sachusetts shrine. Mgr. FUNERAL HOME 2-4941

The Cardinal said he WOZNIAK - 45th STREET was “very 525 pleased'* to see Catholics taking MEMORIAL HOME UNION CITY, N. J. such active UNION 4 an interest in the con- 320-22 COUNTY I Myrtle Avenue, UNIon 7-0820 dition of the Church in South N. J. Irvington, 7-0120 America. “The UNIon spiritual energies Conrad & Ray Woxnlak, LEBER HOME MASTAPETER of the Church here are so strong FUNERAL Director* they can't help but be a good in- 20th ST. & HUDSON BLVD. FUNERAL HOMES V ESsex 3-0606 fluence on South America," he UNION CITY, N. J. 400 FAITOUTE AVE., said. OORNY & ROSELLE GORNY UNIon 3-1100 PARK, N. J. - MORTUARY CHestnut 5-1558 EARL P. BOSWORTH 303 MAIN STREET ELlzabeth Jesuit Brothers 311 WILLOW AVENUE 8-4855 EAST ORANGE, N. J. OORNY HOBOKEN, N. J. 8 OORNY A Mark Jubilees 2-2414 book to remember! ORange OLdfleld 9-1455 MORTUARY L. 330 NEW YORK Two Brothers V. MULLIN & SON OLdfield 9-1465 ELIZABETH ft AVENUE Your of the Society of Jesus mark - 976 BROAD STREET N. lavlngt account passbook Is a book to remem- WILLIAM ELIZABETH, J. * SCHLEMM, INC. their golden as Jesuits ' jubilees NEWARK, N. J. ELlzabeth 2-1415 ber every payday. Saving a small of Income 2200 HUDSON BLVD. part your this month: Brother Francis A. MArket 3-0660 write UNION N. OROWNEY FUNERAL HOME systematically will helf> you your own success Biniakicwicr, S.J., Holy Trinity, CITY, J. PETER J. QUINN UNIon 7-1000 1070 NORTH BROAD Plot Washington, and Brother William STREET story. your future wisely at by saving regularly Funeral F. Lawton, S.J., St. Andrew-on- Director WILLIAM SCHLEMM, HILLSIDE. N. J. our bank. Hudson, N. Y. 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE ' MANAGER ELlzabeth 2-1663 Brother Biniakicwicr, a native N. J. BLOOMFIELD, WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC DANIEL J. LEONARD & SONS THERE’S NOTHING of Poland, entered the Jesuits QUITE LIKE MONEY IN BANK! on 8-1260 THE Pilgrim 539 BERGEN AVE. June 15, 1910, and served in the MORTUARY OORNY 8 OORNY JERSEY N. J. 242 WEST Infirmaries of many Jesuit in- CITY, JERSEY STREET HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK stallations, including Woodstock MORTUARY HEnderion 4-0411 ELIZABETH, N. J. 399 College, the Jesuit major semi- HOOVER AVENUE JOHN J. CARTY, ELlzabeth 2-5331 IN JIISSY CITY IN SAYONNI nary. BLOOMFIELD, N. J. MANAGER Mantgomary Wathlngtan at St. * Broadway at 13rd St. Brother MILLER-BANNWORTH Lawton, born in Brook- Pilgrim 3-8400 A LAWRENCE O. FAULON Jackson at Wllklnian Av». took his first in FUNERAL HOME IN OUTIINBEIO lyn, vows 1912 ALBERT HOPPER, Inc. KIERNAN , H, FUNERAL HOME 157 BOWERS * Ava. St. * 48th STREET 1055 Central naar Sowar* 51. at novitiate at St. Andrew’s. EAST Barganlln* Am. after MONUMRNTS • MAUSOLRUM 101 JERSEY ST. UNION AVENUE JERSEY N. * Pavonla Ava. at Orava St. For he worked as switch- IM-M1 RIDOR ROAD NO. ARLINGTON N. I. CITY, J. IN years ELIZABETH, N. J. HOSOKIN Holy Cron OppoaiU Cemetery BELLEVILLE, N. J. OLdfleld 9-0579 A 40 Journal Square * board and in of Our Indoor Showroom Umr at flrit SI. operator charge Vl.lt Ipecloui ELlzabeth 2-6664 <■ WE ARK THK LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF MEMORIALS IN THE * OPSN MONDAY SVININO • the mailing department at Ford- OPIN PSIDAY SVININO STATE AND ARE PASSING ON TO OUR CUSTOMERS SAVINGS OF ham and 30% PURCHASERS. For In Member Fadaral Dapoilt Imuranca Corporation University Georgetown BY SELLING DIRECT TO listing this section call The RARRI OUILD MONUMENTS Advocate, MArket 4-0700 University. 'Copters and Cameras God, Man in Tanganyika Munich Prepares

“ As Seen Hel c°pters and TV Priest cameras will be in- to* ; by traffic Jersey complex control ™S^.1" set-up being or- ere Internati0nal TANGANYIKA, East Africa to be held j u 3 If ly i.i 0ug 7. you think of Africa as a h ic continent ® a Problem which will result strange peopled with T ? as a massed as- c ll1 , s t”'" and automobiles pagans worshipping a multitude ,of brings tens of thousands of of th C° is capricious gods, your im- SJS. ngress being anticipated by Rev. Franz vnnon TpH h pression is inaccurate. Tettenbach, S.J., a member of the leading congress preparatory committee. According to Rev. Anthony Father Tettenbach has arranged for several helicopters Ashcroft, 0.5.8., formerly of to supervise the flow St. of in the and Paul’s Newton, cars city 18 TV cameras, Abbey, N.J., set up at focal traffic and points, to keep police headquarters now at St. Benedict'* Jun- constantly informed of ior the situation. Seminary here, pagans ** ar g arrangements make £“> have been made for 3,000 buses up a vary small percent- ana 30,000 and of cars, police are receiving brief language age the population and at courses to help them that their give information to foreigners. paganism is a mon- The traffic climax is otheistic expected to occur on the closing type. Sunday of the congress in which over a million people are “In the missionary diocese of expected to take and 110 Ndanda part, special trains are scheduled in Southern Tanganyi- to arrive in Munich. ka (conducted by Benedictine More than a dozen workers are busy hours MONKS IN FIELD: monks kept 10 a This picturesque scene is formed by three Trappist monks Missionary from Ger- Father day in Tettenbach’s office Switzerland every day typing out ac- working in.the fields at St. Joseph’s Abbey Spencer, many, and the commodation tickets for out-of-town visitors. Mass. The Spencer com- U. 5.),” says Father Anthony, looms munity of the Cistercian Housing next to traffic the Order of the Strict Observance “there among major chal- (Trappist Fathers) was es- are approximately 700,- tablished lenges facing city authorities in connection with the in 1950. The Trappists are 000 congress. known for their skill in farming. people, of whom only about To help meet it authorities municipal have made available a 45,000 are pagans.” The rest, huge hangar at Oberwlesenfeld Father Airport to be partitioned into Anthony reports, stack rooms for one to four It is this persons. expected to accommodate Help up way: 52,000 Catholics, the 1,300 delegates of the Eucharistic Blind Tots 40,000 and Spanish Movement. of Protestants, over Care and Take Census feeding of the delegates is another Kenya, Mohammedans. problem 550,000 to which the people of Munich are Five facing up. large Mexico tents In OF THE AREA’S special accommodating 1,000 to 8,000 will be provided for chil- A Priest, and a Path brand of Father An- dren’s meals. Three other tents will be MEXICO CITY —A Cardi- paganism, MISSION set up for adults, EXTRA-CURRICULAR: Father Anthony, and 1,200 restaurants have been nal and thony says: “In every tribe in reserved for congress guests. an Archbishop were the Southern Province wearing sun-glasses against the Definite bookings for the hundreds EGOJI, (NC)—When Rev. there is strong Tanganyika 90,000 meals have already been a<> among of persons Kenya Valentine Ghil- cepted a belief in one God." He adds sun, with some local a break by restauranteurs. between 80 and 120 field kitchens of high and low degree named ardi, I. M. C., arrived in Kenya 30 youngsters, during in a years ago as a new- that will be set while sacrifices are offered up by the catering committee. as unpaid government workers ordained soccer ly priest, he was shocked the of game. by numbers several times a to Provision has been for to conduct the new national year God, made, also, the consecration of blind children hosts who wandered about like animals, un- little attentibn is paid to Him communism and 450,000 the Pontifical Mass of the Islamism, during High congress. census. in the matter of life. and the For weeks members of the Cardinal Garibl kempt and unwanted. daily some see greatest Bavarian Association for the of Guadala- uan- Blind have been “The deceased ger of all in the of the baskets — set out in verts, a a ancestors wedding plaiting 100 of them to be used jara early the day These children were all but school, dispensary. are containers for the two. In as 1,200 ciboriums which will be to start the count in the outcasts of the Wameru It took over 20 ones whom they are con- Tanganyika, happily, placed on area Tribe years. the communistic influence the altar. Another 300 ciboriums to him and was fin- whom the Then came the Mau Mau tinually by is containing 100,000 hosts will assigned among young Con- re- placating offerings the be kept in the small under ished bellion of the 1950’5. and sacrifices,” Father An- negligible, movement for chapel the altar. making his appointed solata missioner worked. They early White May •uhuru’ The European association of rounds settlers, missioners and about thony says. “If someone gets (independence) is sacristan* has approved a by 4 p.m. could neither wash nor feed pres- if ently In the motion made by the diocesan In Mexico 5,000 Catholic natives sick, some misfortune occurs, hands of good Augsburg association of sac- themselves, and many were were City, Archbishop Christian ristans that each local murdered it means that some ancestor Africans. What in- unit of the association donate to the Miguel Dario Miranda took the naked. Their blindness was a by guerrillas or un- we also fluence Islamism has congress a censer (the metal bowl in dercover bound must be displeased. A sacrifice is hard to which incense is burn- census in the block where he result of primitive sanitary con- agents by an ed at church of grain or beer must beoffered measure." services) boat vessel in which at 9 and ditions and a lack of medical anti-Christian oath. serve and (the in- lives, starting a.m. you? cense is kept). After the the vessels Once the blind children to appease the shades.” congress will go to working through the day. care. again missions. overseas had to wait. Father Ghilardi At each stop the But there was WHAT Archbishop more pressing IS THE technique of Direct From Schulti A Plans to take care of the prevailed Lynch, as well as the upon the government Factory pageantry prob- introduced himself to his fel- work for the new missioner the Catholic missioner who lems associated with at •alley, Inc., dellgrv- the congress are being made to let him take Mau Mau youths Lowest Prices in low residents “My from Turin, He had moves in on these and furnilheri of by saying: Italy. to surround- era Munich these Catholic out of days. are detention and youth groups arranging to I here to -build camps re- Men'* children, am do my up the essentials of a mis- ings? Father Anthony cites Ladies', Children— inlerlori, tpecializai light huge fires on the tops of the habilitate them German Alps to mark Mexican in villages he in tha duty as a citizen. For- sion: a Christian three which Finest furnlihlngt of the of the community avenues through Name-Brand Quality beginning congress, and 22 Cardinals and built for the The vil- 220 give me for life centered about purpose. conversions racloriai and con- taking up your a church, are promoted: Bishops and from the were Archbishops throughout world have time." lages sucessful; almost venti. May wa re- instruction of prospective con- catechetical centers, education- for in the registered participation congress events. all of the Mau Mau queit Inqulryt youths al work and medical your Personal donations a aposto- to help finance the have have returned to life in society. congress late. Straw received Hats been from Prince Rainier IH of Two Monaco, Prince years ago Father Ghil- Franz Joseph II of and the ’ ,“A priest will establish a Soma Lynch, Liechtenstein, Duke of Braganca, No ‘ThouShalt ardi felt the time had arrived. Also in There’s Not catechetical center in certain Schulti A Ballay, Inc* convening Munich in He a a connection with the con- installed score of blind will be representatives of the area,” he “He will Horanrod Clianti gress world’s 8 million Fran- ’ youngsters in a school which explains. ciscan tertiaries. build a school with mud walls Holy Trinity For Feminine ‘Fascination he placed under the protection V,! and a thatched roof. A capable Coytaavilla, N. i. of St. Lucy, patroness of the “Our docs not catechist will be put in fothar John T. lawlor, TURIN, Italy religion prohibit women blind. of the children charge Many Paator from exercising their of to teach ‘dini’ and fascination," says Italy’s "chaplain were rebellious and (religion) /' resentful, St. Patar tha Apoatla Michele to act as the leader 7 fashion,” Rev. Peyron. and the school of the threatened to Troy Hilla, N.J. /\ I * In Father “Christian small Christian fact, Peyron goes on, morals counsel turn into bedlam. community. Fothar Jomaa Smith, The ■for ... in matters of fashion that a will visit man woman cannot carry out Within weeks the children priest regularly every Paator her work in the apostolate if she presents herself in the those a slovenly their khaki uni- center, question un- Holy Rotary were keeping Gift Certificate Tie/Vivocale or outmoded manner.” der and Available when the Jnrany forms tidy, following the school instruction, City, N.J. time Fothar Father Peyron, son of the mayor of Turin, gives two fash- comes, baptize them." Garold Santera, routine, learning to read in June Potior 11 16, 1960 ion shows a at the “Tower o{ Ivory” year center which he Braille. The educational work of the MODERN founded the for preparation of young girls for The The school he marriage. now has 40 pupils, missionaries, contidues, con- style pageants are given in addition to education and consulta- and its sists of “bush physical plant is ex- schools, primary, tion in medical and problems, and feature frocks middle and HATTERS MANY VILLAGES IN psychological panding. But Father Ghilardi secondary schools.’’ made by the girls of the center themselves. The fashion shows Some of the and Moham- INDIA, thinks the most pagan * Jtracy gratifying ad- City Factory and attract crowds. medan students Outlet large dition to the school is path are usually Locations when there ere Catholie populations of substantial size, lack a 31) 3rd Street, downtown Explaining his center, Father Peyron converted says: “No one de- between it and the mission to Catholicism, Fath- (1 block of# Newark Ave.) Churches. The Bishop of Trlchur, realizing the financial im- nies how great the mission of is it er notes. 4PO women today, as was yes- church, beaten the feet of Anthony Communlpaw Avenue possibility of having a Church in each by (At the Junction) lynch, Schultz A Inc. and as it will be Bailey, terday tomorrow. For it is man who makes blind children The medical work consists of one of these seeking light 9 Route villages, U trying, wher- Open "Til P.M.—Mon.. Thur.. Sat. 21418 4 For Loo, N.J. history, but women form the men.” hospitals and ever and whenever before the Blessed Sacrament dispensaries Telephones he can, to erect OL 9-9300 Wlndtor 7*11)2 that girls often visit the center after where Phone: Noting marriage, he persons of every race one Church to serve two settlements. notes: “The married wife happily is our best adver- and are some- PULINKARA and CHAIPPANKUZHI always religion treated, tisement.” times with the result that ar* two ,dJacent P-I-G they CJ 1 ‘own* where he ffjf V> Spells become like to curious about the would have such an arrange- Church and are con- ment. In these two communities there eventually on verted. about 1400 $s are Catholics. *2OOO would Cheju erect a suitable Church for them. If CLEVELAND A live pig THE CENTURIES of living each of these people one was able to bank, of all things, is being with superstition and taboos five the equivalent of dollar JltHofy MartMinim 'Aid one and used by a young Irish mission- have left their mark on the a half la there would firtbtOrimulChimb our money, be ary to help stabilize the econ- African people, Father Anthony more than sufficient funds to build of omy 40,000 people on an is- observes, and the transition to the Church. They live so however, that they have land off Korea. primitively, Christianity is not an easy one. a AHEAD Would help to erect Church in this particular P. no money. you Rev. J. MacGlinchey, “It is precisely because Mohara- area, with a donation of any stae? S.S.C., 31, started the pig bank medanism makes so few de- wb*n HE THE GREAT open a NEW account off SHRINES OF at Hallim on you savings $lOO « EUROPE Island a mands upon them that A SPECIAL REMEMBRANCE IN THOUSANDS OF MASSES, Cheju they year and a half ago when some- were able to embrace the either in the "memento of tha living" or In the “memento of one made him a gift of a sow. teachings of the and the dead”—this is given to all members of the Catholic Near prophet Father still MacGlinchey gave the retain their pagan beliefs East Welfare Association. Why not enroll yourself, or a relative, sow to a farmer to raise. and customs,” he adds. or a friend? When the sow had a litter, Perpetual Membership: Annual Membership: However, he makes some im- the farmer the m \ gave Donegal- reports on the *9.00 pressive con- Family $lOO.OO Family born missioner two pigs as pay- dition of Catholicism Individual 20.00 Individual 1.00 in his ment. These the priest loaned area. “It is not uncommon for DEVOTION TO THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS is the to another farmer under the people to walk six miles to conditions. mark of Catholics who are sealous for the conversion of the same Meanwhile, Mass on Sundays and holy whole world. For the suooess of ‘ recognizing the of his their min- )*s-r~~rr. potential days. In all the mission church- istry, and Father all priests, brothers, sisters, place pig bank, MacGlinchey es the take people a very active their complete confidence in Alf-Purpos* Christ’s Sacred scraped up enough capital to part in the Mass—either recit- Heart. SISTER MARIE THERESE and SIS- buy hogs from Japan and other the Docsorator Tabh» f X ing prayers of the Mass in of TER MARK BERNARD are novices in a parts Korea. Swahili or singing suitable of Graceful, community nuns who have taken this Now he has 200 hogs in circu- sturdy, durable. hymns for the different parts of Sacred Symbol the lation, and has Genuine formica as name of their con- begun a simi- the Mass. top edged gregation, the EGYPTIAN SISTERS OF lar “bank” with cattle and In “In all the mission churches gleaming gold-tone NAGUEH SIDAROUS, chickens. Interviewed Mylar. THE SACRED HEART. at the IKrr Z- the Angelus peals three times Tapered legs fitted with «n EGYPTIAN boy, now studying for the home of his sister here where non-slip a day,” he continues. “One can in his native land, and JOSEPH he spent his leave after glides. A table of priesthood seven notice the Christians many uses; perfect in standing MARCUSA, a RUSSIAN boy preparing for & years Korea, Father Mac- addition to home or still and reciting the Angelus. office. Pocked flat, the priesthood in Rome, are filled with the Glinchey said he hopes to be and in every mission church assembles to at desire to make known to their own country- able start a sheep bank in a quickly, easily. p about 5:30 before the few months. p. m. just men the surpassing love that Christ has for The sheep would sun sets, are single Individual. these furnish the evening prayers every When two boys people with wool said. It is surprising to see the and two girls finish their training they will be, for clothing, he and there said, number of who attend love people as ordained priests and professed nuns, models of Christ’s is plenty of grazing land. these devotions in some of the own the education of among their people. If you could pay for Insisting that his program is missions. At morning Mass a seminarian or a novloe in the Near or Middle East, you would yrj'-jry no giveaway, the priest de- Sataiiita Flash each day, again in some of the 3-Way be making concrete expression of your belief that the love of clared: “We teach the people missions, a considerable num- Camara is by Imperial the Sacred Heart of Jesus extends around the world. *6OO to help themselves. It’s more ber attend. the cost of educating a seminarian; *3OO is the cost of educating dignified that and the way peo- “Although there are no exact a novice. ple appreciate it.” statistics available it would Snap 12 beautiful full-color The crippled economy of the WHILE YOU ARE LIVING for GREGORIAN that a percentage W you can arrange Island dates seem larger 12 size from the Korean slides, or (umbo MASSES to be celebrated tor yourself after death. Make of people receive Communion your war when communist guerillas snapshots In color or black and arrangements now to Insure the fact that Masses will be said at Sunday Mass than in the from the North burned villages the the repose of your soul. Write for complete Information. churches at home.” white. Uses 127 film, shoots and wiped out livestock. in anywhere, any light. You'# PALACE OF GOLD BUT FATHER ANTHONY is MISSION CLUB be no thrilled its crisp, SECURITY IN OLD AGE—how fortunate we are that our optimist. “Much hard work by sharp pictures. tries to Depict Holy Family remains to be government guarantee this for every clthen; how grate- done,” he says, AIL THERE ON THE a mere account ful we should be that so many of our are SCENIC SUNLANE ABOARD THE On noting that 7% of the Open roar In person and falco young Catholie girls Refugee Stamp home your gift. willing to dedicate their lives people of Ndanda Diocese are Open your accountby mall. If as nuns pledged to the care of LUXEMBOURG (RNS)—Re- you protor; wopay all post- LINERS Olft sont at INDEPENDENCE AND CONSTITUTION and that •so. promptly; specify One the Aged, both home and In Mission territories. In most (LUXURY Christians Catholics, conversions choice. olft pop minding that r 'This combine Mary, person. instances, the Homes for the Aged conducted in summer a unique religious end cultural esperience with a are more difficult among tha by our 81sters Joseph, and the Infant Jesus Missionary countries depend completely for their maintenance wonderful ocean vacation. Along the Sunlane see more than tho Mohammedan majority than you were once refugees from the DIVIDENDS the contributions of Catholics from the Azores among the on other lands. If you could (lea 1.. you glide past green en route to Algeciras, Gibraltar.*! persecution of pagans. an evil govern- COMPOUNDED 3% Join our PALACE OF GOLD MISSION .Ahead the Mediterranean "Many more priests, Broth- CLUB (dues are *l.OO are ports that pul you within easy reach of ment, the Grand Duchy of Lux- month when you have the dollar to send) ers, and lay a you would be shrines. has Sisters, helpers u.vr.n.s.m.sQUARTERLY [Europe's outstanding embourg issued a set of helping the Aged who have nothing, are needed to to finish their lives in a two say nothing From Lisbon can visit the Basilica of Convenient postage commem- 3 | you easily Fatima. riQ stamps home with some small comforts. of financial assistance,” he of- airconnections at Cannes take to Lourdes. Close orating World Refugee Year. Mono, received by Itie ISIk o« for you to Barcelona is any enxilh, •orni from lit fers, that "Africans thp One shows the explaining the of Montserrat. And from andCenoa it's few stamp Holy Monastery Naples only a are for the most part subsist- Family Jtoura Rome and St. Peter's." Other the Passion fleeing to Egypt to es- to highlights! Play at] ence farmers and have little l^l2ear£ist(nissions]tti cape Herod’s decree, while' and the Eucharistic at Munich Oberammergau Congress from 31 money so collections are MOHAWK July piti- FRANCIS CARDINAL President another a modern refu- SAVINGS SPILLMAN, Reserve the depicts 7. your place nowon lovely Constitution andl small. Msqr. Peter P. Not'l August flagships fully Techy, Sce'y gee family, crossing the bor- and Independence..You'll enjoy superb food.*and service,'spacious air-con- “Still,” says Father Anthony Loan Association Send alt eammunicaliont a small tc: der, carrying only with staterooms. Mass is celebrated atsea. See Travel zeal so typical of the Cath- 40 Commerce jbtioued daily your Agent! N. • CATHOUC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION valise. Proceeds from sale of Street, Newstk 2, I Mitchell 30260 ~ olic missioner, “the work must at the stamps will be used to aid Daily, 9 to 4,- 8 4*o Lexington Ave. 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. EXPORT if Africa Wednesdays to pm JWEfIMH UNEB' go on is to be won the UN refugee resettlement JKI PUKING for Christ. AT KINNEY GARAGE ACROSS STURT

Young Advocate Club BOYS and GIRLS • Age* 6 to 16 Look, a Free Month’s Vacation for Bays OFF TO CAMP

By June YOU WOULD WANT learn how it feels Dwyer to grow up, to be an your daily Mass. And it doesn’t CYO Contest It s time some new things too. altar the that a Camp to start planning for Maybe boy, things tempt cost you penny. ST. JOSEPH how to make that a or how you most . BOYS: summer vacation. How lanyard . . Write anarticle in 150 words less ALL YOU HAVE or on ‘‘Why I Would Seaton: 28th shall to carve wood—how to build a to do is July 3rd to August we plan it? Like to Go to Christ the THIS WOULD be a wonder- Camp King.” ' campfire how to make write and tell us in 150 words Wouldyou love to spend or an PRIZES: Two ALL SPORTS INCLUDING some for boys will win a free month at camp this ful vacation anyone to or I to Go to year. time lake army bed. less, "Why Want by a with shady trees AGE: 7 to 14. • dream about. But it will be Christ the The WATER-SKIING, SAILBOATING, around it? When the sun came up in Camp King.” Naturally you would and attach to more than a dream for , (Clip your two entry blank is on letter) GOLF ON PREMISES want to your special vacationland, you this page. go swimming and boat- Thanks to Fill it in and want to get with the lucky boys! Camp carefully and mail it i . ing have some might up Name • ■ friends Age Separate campi for boy» and Qlrfs on opposite *hore» of private Christ the King, the camp run to us The deadline S around to of the birds and see right away. make it morefun. chirping 100-acre lake. by the archdioccsan two is Address nature come alive. Then you CYO, June 28! I You feet altitude would want from the • 1500 acres of healthful scenic woodland at 1700 some place would boys Young Advocate, Camp Christ the has walk over to a little chap- King | School to baseball in the • play morn- Club will be allowed to (o made all of the Individual cabin; each accommodates five campers and counsellor el and hear Mass. It would be go plans for your ing—and or for a whole month free! j Teacher Grade • enough boys girls camp vacation. Now all have to Experienced, mature counsellors instruct and carefully supervise all fun too, to know that you around to make two teams. a priest That up means two of you can do is enter the campers contest to see I am a member I would like to It would would be around the ] ~ be we during join • good too if had have your lake, and your if Reasonable AIL-INCLUSIVE rates for 8 4 weeks; convenient you can make their plans fit or payment someone around to show how ceuld talk to him us day so you your baseball team into dreams. | City plans available friends, your to slide better or how about the that Lm to put a things matter—- and your We’ll be for h • St. Joseph's Is throughout the welcome to coach, woodcarving looking your let- open year; parents are fast curve on.the, ball. what will be when and fires and visit at time . any you you your camp , . ter. Good luck. RULES: Entries should be sent to: Camp Christ the King con- For illustrated and write test, c/o The Advocate, 31 Clinton St., Newark 2, N. J. catalog rates, or phone: Entries must be in June 29i All entries by must be accom- Director of Camps, 's Sullivan Cos., the N.Y., panied by attached coupon or by a copy of it. | Monticello 770; New York City, TWining 9-4242

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St. the of Camp Joseph announces closing registra- tions for the A limited number of girls campl vacan- cies available for are the boys camp.

—Camp Notre Dame—

In the Foothills of the White Mountains

NEW HAMPSHIRE SUCCESS: William J. Hogan of St. Mary’s, Dover, NAMASCHAUG SPRUCELAND ended a successful term as president of the Morris LAKE SPOFFORD GRANITE LAKE Catholic High School Parents’ Association, Denville, Season: July 7 to Aug. 31 when BOYS GIRLS recently he presented a $l0,000 check to Rev. Ages 6 to 16

Louis J. Gallo, school director. The funds were raised $250 SEASON $3OO the $l4O FIRST 4 WEEKS during year. Looking on is Stanley M. Potoczak, $175 also $135 SECOND 4 WEEKS $165 of St. Mary’s, new president. BOYS’ 2-Week Pre-Season Period $BO Parents’ News Finest Equipment Beautiful Waterfronts Mature Supervision, Physician in Attendance Balanced Meals VICTORS AND COACHES: At St. Mary’s, Closter, Resident Chaplain and Registered Nurse at Each Camp from Round the World Jane Agin (second left), winner of the Bergen (Boys) For Booklet (Girls) Fair American JOHN E. CULLUM—MR. & MRS. LAURENCE FELL County Legion Poppy Poster Contest, poses 215 79th N. with Sister Mary Arnold (far left), her teacher, and Jo St, Bergen, N. J. 914 79th St., N. Bergen, N. J. UNion 9-2531 UNion 9-1279 For Don Bosco Tech Blanche Dutcher (far right), a winner in the A. F. X. If no aniw.r Call UNion 9-S6JI Anthony Essay contest of the Bergen County Holy PATERSON A “Round the World” fair will be Name Federation, with her teacher, Sister Mary at Don Bosco at 7 presented Technical School June 18 p.m. Antonilda. by the Ladies Auxiliary. LITTLE FLOWER CAMP Motifs of various nations will be carried out in the Provincial Dies sale booths, which will be staffed by auxiliary members PROVIDENCE, R. I. (NC) FOR GIRLS dressed Pontifical Mass for ENROLL NOW MOUNTAINS in national costumes. Requiem POCONO TOBYHANNA, PA. Sister The international theme Mary 90, first IN 90 from will ion breakfast recently. Mrs. Matthew, Miles Newark mother be carried out in the provincial of the Sisters refresh- Thomas Gadomski was the chair- * DAY CAMP of Mercy of the Union of the ° w##lt ments, which will include Italian man and Msgr. William F. Fur- $3O Providence province, was offered The New pizza pie. A highlight of the eve- long, archdiocesan vocation direc- here June IX by Bishop Russell NEW POOL ning will be the award of a 1900 tor, spoke. BOULEVARD POOL SWIMMING J. McVinney of Providence. American car. • • DAY TENNIS ARCHERY • CRAFTS DRAMATICS FIRST FAIR: At the First The fair will bo held in the CAMP DANCING • BASKETBALL • BASEBALL • ETC. school’s Columbiettes Science Fair at St. Catha- Glen Rock air-conditioned gym. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS CAMP ST. JOHN Resident Chaplain rine’s, DePaul through 14 of Glen Rock, the sky High School, Wayne— Pick Officers yoara ago John Van N. Staton Starts July ith. SEASON: to AUGUST 20 Luvender was install- Gladstone, J. JIjNE was the limit. At left Pat- Under as personal tuporviilon of Fosters ed president of the Fathers' HACKENSACK Helen Shin- The Ideal FOR CATALOG WRITE. ricia Gaul, Donna Blair Camp and Mrs. ski was Bernie Ockene Group . John Bergman recently elected presi- Conducted by the UTTLE FLOWER CAMP and Thomas Churchill ex- SIITRRS of ST. JOHN As»t. Basketball Coach as president of the Mothers’ dent of the Central District of the tho BAPTIST Scientists REV. EDWARD T. SUUIVAN, Dir.ctor St. Peter's College amine batteries Group at the recent N. J. State Columbiettes. Miss for BOYS—6-10 of elec- meeting. yrs. >OO WYOMING SCRANTON ), PENNA. for complete Information call AVENUE, Other officers of the a member tromagnets. Below, George GLEN ROCK—Three Johns and Fathers' Shinski, of E. G. Al- GIRLS—6-15 yrs. Hemlock .TELEPHONE: Diamond 6-5711 a Maria are Group -re: Robert Runz, John berque Auxiliary, Besson: July 3 to Ausuot 30 7-3434-5 Steitz, tries the go-cart put receiving prizes this Ridgefield Louis and will be installed S«nd for brochuro! or writ# week for their in St. Grandstrand, O’Keefe, Park, to the together Suhr projects by Gregory Joseph Norman. Other officers regional post June Guest House Womenll Box Catharine’s first Science Fair 28 by Mary for 191, Bayonne, N. J. for the Mothers: for tnd vocatlonort as a project on motors. the seventh Mrs. Joseph laconetti, Ridgefield, state July August Our representative will sponsored by grade presi- Prlvsto or Soml-Prlvsto Rooms Luncss, Mrs. James dent. Coll convenience students. Llonso, Mrs. or Write for further dote cgll at your CAMP TEGAKWITHA PKapsck 1-0000 John Ncgretto, and Mrs. ’ Elias Others to be installed are: Mrs. John Breslin took the first prize Kressaty. Raymond with his Lasey, Clifton; Rose the project on the develop- Owned and Operated by Foy, Mrs. ment of life. Second Paterson; Peter Chap- BOYS BOYS prize was Marylawn, South Orange Archdiocese of Newark CAMP man, Little Falls; Mrs. John FOR GIRLS shared by John Simanek and Mothers Club is planning a Fall Davies, Ridgefield Park; Mrs. John Purkert for a fish and fashion SALESIAN CAMP tropical luncheon, bridge SEASON: JULY 2-AUG. 20 v Theodore show. Choma, Wallington; 6 16 and Maria Mrs. Arthur Calc, Short to aquarium Pclligrine, UNDE* SUPERVISION OF SALESIAN FATHERS AND BROTHERS Two-Week Period $BO.OO Mrs. Arthur McParlino, Garfield; .... with a third Hills, and Mrs. Theodore Langan, tcrarium, was prize Mrs. 30th Four-Week Period $150.00 , on Andrew Hudrin, SEASON, JULY 3, to AUGUST 20 .... winner. South Orange, are chairmen of Passaic; Clare Full Season LAKE HOPTACONG Petty, Wallington; Mrs. "Remedial Court* $250.00 GW/t the event, which will take place Reading Available" Honorablo mentions were William 1 NEW JERSEY 17 at Murphy, Oakland; Mrs. Swimming, Hiking, Boating, Movies, Oct. Bow and Arrow Campfires, • - awarded to Ellen Scott, Manor, ATHLETICS SWIMMING RIDINO Mary Cecilia Zcliff, West Orange. Bloomfield, and Horseback Riding, Two Private Lakes, Marguerite ARTS AND CRAFTS Meyers, Kathleen Mrs. Harry Foley, Rutherford. 200 Acres of Beautiful Property Casey, Mary Dorost, Michael Our Lady of Czestochowa, Jer- $3O PER WEEK WRITE FOR BOOKLET Dancing Dramatics Special Program for Children

Weber, Geoffrey Van Nort and More than 150 attend- tfe sey City ANGER is one of the seven SALESIAN CAMP OOSHEN, NY. EXCELLENT CARE TRAINED Kathleen • COUNSELORS McElroy. ed the Commun- mother-daughter > capital sins. Tel. Go.h.n AXminlt.r 4-5138 Ki/u) MODERN EQUIPMENT Rout* 17 and/or Thruway—4o Mila. from N.V.C. IU AIRSTOWN, N I MRS. EILEEN 51 Ave. Lives of the Saints Boys aged 8 to 14 ■ " Apply: A- WELCH, Director, Smull Caldwell, N. J.-Telephone CApital 6-4696 after 3 P. M. Catholic Boys 7-14 • All Sports CAMP ST. BENEDICT >0»0»000000000»»0»»>s»0»60000000000000000000 • Modem Cabins

Sole to - • Lake Soul NEW JERSEY 50 Beautiful NEWTON, MILES FROM NEWARK St. • Counsellors Mature have For 7-15 Juno 27 wk. Comp Andrew People named a saint The in Boys 25, (Sat.)-Aug. (Sat.) $4O per group Luxembourg were up at 5 a.m. for prayers. • Mass TUNKHANNOCK, PENNSYLVANIA Daily in their own minds who has Benedictine was saddened in 1645 when attended Mass had Conducted by Monks of St. Paul's • They daily, Abbey Scranton for Excellent Food never been Diocesan Camp Boys really named moved to Paris. by Henry He did prayers visited PER SEASON Nurse together often, $340 • in Attendance the Church. He is Henry Mi- not givo up his idea though; prisons and hospitals and at- SEASON: JUNE 25 TOAUG. 20 S3O WEEK chael Snldtnt Pri.ifij R.gltforod Nur.o; Somfnorfan-Couniaffor.) • Instructions Buche of Luxemburg—- he worked harder Modtrn Swimming even to show tended an annual retreat. Faci/ifia. known his Cab/ni; Cult nrivo Propttly, All Sporlij Prlvofo Lok», : Pi.aill 50 5«m,.,u1.0n, • to people as “Good the shoemakers that Campfires had The a Wishes All land and Water they group of shoemakers Hor.aback Hiding, Kill try, Roghtorad by N.C.A.A. Any Gam* Boy to Play Sport* • Henry." dignity and a to Water Older Boys In job do to. bring LIMITED Tobogganing Speed Booting - Sluing and other were ENROLLMENT - Writ* (or Brouchura was a grew groups to: Henry shoemaker—and goodness to Cabins others. FR. JAMES Separate formed in other cities. The CRONEN, 0.5.8., CAMP ST. BENEDICT. NEWTON, N.J. a very good one at that. But tailors how well the WRITE: REV. THOMAS J. CARLIN he THE SHOEMAKERS saw spirit- Phono (Boforo Juno 201 DU 3-2470 (Aflor Juno 20) DU 3-3380 3-31 thought his profession should in Paris $l7O ual and social of the 403 WYOMING AVENUI SCRANTON 3. PENNSYLVANIA July be than had a friend named Baron growth more just a trade so do shoemakers was so July 31-Aug. 27_ $l6O who a coming they TEIEPHONE SCRANTON. Diamond 4 3141 he formed a religious society Renty, took great inter- est in their too formed a guild. It would Full Season $2BO for his fellow sboemakers, work. He went to HA T N the be hard to how much good ’ under the of SS. king and won for say CAMP ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA patronage citizenship N m ]|«^ came from the work of “Good and Henry. Then he won BEECHWOOD DAY CAMP. Under CYO Auspices Crispin Crispiman. Henry’s 41st. Season who fOR BOYS Completely recognition as a Henry” gave the trades Staffed by Xeverlen Brothers master-shoe- 459 Strawtown Road.. Watt Nyack, Now York Send for Illustrated folder The best lookinf for HENRY and his friends did maker that he men a chance to bring out the you ere In Health fr so could take A Girl* 4 * 14 Bite Boy* -NEWARK OFFICE— could for in them. Sanitation Supervision Recreation everything they younger boys and teach them good OUR FOURTEENTH SEASON - JUNE 27th TO AUOUST 26th MAMMOUTH SWIMMING POOL Christ. offered each be shoemakers Filtarod They up to and he could Henry died June 9, 1666, in Swimming Twlco Daily In Now Pool Camp Director Tha.tra nail in each sole Opon Air Roller Skating Rink V.»t Ball Field undor direction Rod Croti as a prayer have other shoemakers join Paris. He was buried in the of' Instructor* 101 PLANE ST. Pioneering Homo Cooking and Bakery from their Boating on lako Toachor and Collogo-Trainod own souls. him and follow his cemetery of St. Gervais frlvato They holy ways Hospi- INSPECTION INVITED MID-APRIL Faculty N. PROM ON Hot Dinner* And Mid-Meal Snack* NEWARK 2, J. tried to others with their in their trade. he help tal where had visited so Waakly Ratal: $44 taaion Rata 1114 Beautiful and Picturesque Camp Site* Ml 3-2940 and ■ooklngi for Waaki—Saaionfrom to , meager wages they gath- Henry’s religious ways were patients. We honor Hen- 1-4-4-4 July 2, Aufuit J7—Aaei 4-1$ many Approved Member of American to Camping Aitoclatton ered often pray. not He and his followers ry, the Shoemaker, June easy. 9. For and information Dtreotlon. Conault Contact: James A. NEW YORK OPPICR: Rt. Rav Mior. John Klingel, Director J. Mcßvoy 84-10 14th 147 Rail 33rd Naw Jackton 72, It., York Is, N. Y. Toll Murray Hill l-$l»« Avenue, Height* New York, Newtown 9-4634 Jamei A. Klingel wa» formerly associated with the teaching and athletl* coaching Hoff* of Regli High School, loyola School A and Mount Saint Acre Summer Paradise Michael High School, New York Twenty-Eight For Boys City. DOMINICAN BOYS CAMP CAMP COLUMBUS ...Nestled in the hills of Sussex Wonder- STAATSBURG, N.Y. rambling County ... LOCATION: 258 acres . . .on Hudson . . . 81 mi. N. of N.Y.C. St. land of nature on mile half mile wide Culver Lake . New most John’s long, . . HOUSING: New (1958) each with lavatories Jersey's dormitories; own Camp beautiful ...A world Fine and hot showers. water-body truly boys' . . . Catholic atmosphere . . . A Lakeside Mountain COUNCILORS: XAVERIAN BROTHERS Camp 2,300 ft. alt. beach Stimulating recreation and adventure Baye 4-14, Sandy on Hunter Lake. . . . Broad, well-balanced, All Pool N Y 100 mile* from professionally- . . . Swimming . . . 100' x 50' sports N.Y.C Modern building*, lavatory In each cabin. Hot ihowor*. Excellent SEASON: July 1 to 26th (8 meal*. guided ... August Weeks) program individual and team .. . Diversified acHvltle*. recreational and Instructional. Sports, arts, crafts, activity Eight RATES: Full Half Mature, professional season $295.; season $l6O. toachor* and coach** from and to each top-ranking college* prep *chool*. On* selected Counselor WRITE: H. R Barron, OP. counsellor for boys carefully ...Fluorescent screened R*v. lighted, sleep- every four boy*. J**uit Chaplain. "A few 869 vacancies" (Aug. I-Aug. 28) $3OO. cabins Lexington Ave., N.Y. 21, N.Y. ing ...Eight to ten cabin chef Finest food. boys per ...Top flight ... Phone: RHinelander 4-2080 Writ* Robert (4 to 8 P.M. X. Olegengack, Yale Unlv. Athletic New Only) Ass'n, Havon, Conn Phono ORogon 7-7007 (N.Y.C.)i Valley Stream S-18SB (long Island)..' 'Resident priest in constant attendance 'Resident Registered Nurse •For CAMP ALVERNIA for GIRLS Boys: Ages 8-14 years ‘Superb Waterfront Program MOUNT ST. FRANCIS, RINOWOOD, NEW JIRSRY Modern Tha Camp CAMP •Superbly Equipped Facilities Season Opens Sunday, June 26 con.lltute. 132 acre, of heavy woodland and hllli of tha WEEHAWKEN Kamapo Mountain.. Surrounded by plctureeque bcautlea of nature. It and Furnished la en Ideal place for girl, of today to .pend A PRIVATS CAMP FOR •Bedding Blankets ‘Seasonal Rates their lel.ure time BOY» 4-14 YIARS OP AOR $240-Wkly. $3O Swimming, loetlng, Beiketbalt, Hiking, HorMback Riding, • THE CAMP Oymne.tlct, DISCERNING PARENTS CHOOSE FOR Camp THEIR HOY . Plree, Mu.lc, Dramatic., Volley-Ball, Bicycle Riding, WATIR- •Write Culver HORSEBACK RIDINO SWIMMING RIPLH Columbus, Movie., _ Camp Lake, Branchville, New Jersey CYCLINO. Roller Skating and Talevltlon. Art. and Crafts, RANOB BOATINO Indoor Oama. far Rainy Day., etc. For 2rd to AUOUST Information Call SIASONi JULY 24th (7 Week.) AOES s to 12 New JarM SI4 AAA D 111AJ I C y State'Council par week—43l4 par eae.an. 414 Ragl.tratlon Fea (Haw Campari only) DI CONDUCTSD BY CAPUCHIN BISTIRS Leo Director. UNlon 3-5158 Moran, or FOxcroft I Write: RBV. SISTIR DIRECTRESS, Phona YOrktown 2-3152 UVLUMDU) Knights of Columbus 1 0434 batwaan 1:34 end I Writ# to: Box p.m. Camp Weehawksn, N. J. By Automobile About 4J 422, Blairstown, mil., from Oaoraa Wi.hlngton Bridie Westfield June 16, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 13 Faculty JerseyansGet Veil,Vows Win Grants As Good Nuns WESTFIELD Two science Shepherd teachers from Holy Trinity High School will N. Y. Three North be studying this sum- PEEKSKILL, Jerseyans were mer on National Science of who Foun- among a grpup young women received the habit dation grants. of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, or pronounced first Mary Rose Neff of Bernards- in vows the congregation at Mt. Florence, the ville has received a grant to at- provincial tend the house ' National Science Foun- here recently. dation Institute in Biology at Sy- Sister Mary of Our Lady of net Kelly, C.P. The Sisters sang racuse University. Syracuse. She Fatima, the former Elizabeth the Mass. will study Rutkowski microbiology and ge- of Hoboken, pro- The Sisters of the Good Shep- netics and statistics for A biology nounced her first vows. gradu- herd care for troubled adolescent teachers. ate of Jersey City State Teachers girls who have expressed their Miis who Neff, teaches biology College, she will continue her conflicts in delinquent behavior. ailfc science at studies at Fordham physical Holy University In the past year in this province, Trinity High School, is a School grad- of Social Service, concen- which includes 12 houses in New uate of the IN THE Katherine College of St. Eliza- trating on psychiatric social Jersey, New York, Massachu- FAMILY: Jones of West was Englewood the first daughter an beth. of work. setts and the Sisters alumna to graduate from Dunbarton Connecticut, College, She is shown 17 Washington. with, left Among candidates who were have helped rehabilitate over to SISTER Cordis, science right: Sister Mildred and Regina invested with the habit Dolores, college president her of the 3,200 girls. parents, Mr. and Mrs. chairman department at Holy Sisters Paul J. Jones. Mrs. Jones of the Good Shepherd graduated in 1939. Trinity, will return to the Uni- were Fe Trinidad of of Madarang versity California at Berkeley Grant to Court Grad Jersey City, who became Sister to continue the of nuclear study of St. Mary Camille, and Angela LAKEWOOD Eleanor Kubon With North Women physics which she last Jersey began Marie Tobia of Glen who Ridge, of Trenton, who was summer. graduated became Sister Mary of St. Geral- "cum laude” from Georgian Sister Regina teaches physics, dine. NEW ALUMNAE: Boland Court College recently, has been chemistry, and U.S. history at Archbishop preside at the The high Mass was celebrated awarded at a Fulbright Scholarship Holy Trinity. graduation exercises Caldwell at College recently Rev. Edwafd J. by Lundy, C.S.P., to German literature at the Groundwork While at the Sister 65 study university, which women became alumnae. Lois and the Perillo, Hills- sermon was by Rev. Ben- University of Mainz. Regina Cordis will also continue dale, is shown kissing the Archbishop’s ring while By June Dwyer work on tapes and slides. rn Mary Tumulty, Ridgewood, looks on. Miss Perillo, the clubwomen v Although are installed as who v k regent of Court Loßianco, director of the Apos- is blind, graduated cum laude. succumbing to the lure of laKe Honor Immaculata, CDA, Verona, at tolate for Retarded Principal and Lido Mentally ... they are not abandon- its closing meeting, June 15. ing city and before lay- Other New Leaders In Kenilworth society new officers are: Vir- the ing for next Mrs. Maurice O’Sullivan, out- groundwork ginia Booker, Mrs. Fred R. KENILWORTH—A farewell tea Receive Honors Fall’s season. Eight Mrs. Robert of the Seton Schmidt, P. Jenk- going president was given recently in honor of Hall Election Year ins, Mrs. August Maute, Mrs. University Faculty Wom- Sister Mary Lucy, 0.P., principal en’s Election James Cannon, Mrs. Charles Club, presided at a recent of St: Theresa’s School, by moth- of officers for the At Caldwell Graduation buffet-tea 1960-61 H. Teves, Mrs. Russell DeNuc- honoring incoming of- ers of the students and members term is 'the big item at ci, Mrs. William F. Mrs. ficers. Mrs. Edward R. D’Ales- of the the season’s end ... Foley, faculty. meetings sio CALDWELL of of John A. Hein Claire P. heads the new slate, assist- Sister who is trans- Eight members the class 1960 Rosarians of Immaculate Con- Jr., Lucy, being ed received at Boyle, Mrs. Henry J. by Mrs. Francis E. Boccia, ferred from St. has honors the Caldwell June ception, Montclair, elected Mrs. Hunter, Theresa's, College graduation Mrs. Fred Ingram, Mrs. Mrs. Richard J. Regan and 7. George P. Perrin Fran- been principal since the founding Archbishop Boland presided at the ceremonies for 65 president, cis Mrs. and B. Macken, Mrs. Frank A. Ralph Ford . . . Mrs. An- of the school six years ago. Dur- these others to her slate: young women at which Msgr. John J. Dougherty, Siano, Rochelle Park, is president Ursula and Mrs. Helen thony ing hef term the enrollment Armstrong, Mrs. Vin- of Hall new Seton University, Dean ... president of the reached 684. spoke. cent Dolan, Mrs. Robert Cron- Trinity Hackensack. She Those of it Columbiettes, Rev. Sylvester P. with honor roth and Mrs. Vincent Speaking anniversaries, McVeigh, graduating was a big 38th for Court will be assisted by Mrs. James were: Anne Lois Helen Hills- Whelan ... Gratia, pastor, addressed the more than Regine Comeau, i field; Perillo, Mion, Mrs. Anne Mrs. CDA, Nutley, celebrated with Oradell; Joseph 200 guests and presented Sister Clark; Mary Jane Lee Bayonne; dale; Patricia Robertson, Timothy McElligott was dinner 100 Dean, Little Ferry; Dolores with Patricia Ann Clara Ann a for recently. Lucy a purse. Murphy, Bloom- 'Morristown; Schmidt, New Milford; Mrs. Speakers were Msgr. James J. Mulvancy, Livingston; and Carolyn Berna- John Farrell, Mrs. Richard Mc- r ROBERT Owens, pastor of St. Mary’s, dette James, Rutherford. Nutley, Mrs. Nicholas Baron and THI and Rev. Francis R. Hugh, The honor students were all Mrs. Frank Ritz, Hacken- also named to Delta Epsilon Sig- TREAT sack. . . Students St. Elizabeth’s ma of honorary society. June 21 is installation day for. Court MEMBERSHIP in Gam- HOTEL Conchessa, CDA, Harri- Kappa Pi [dry Catherine will ma was given to Misses Lee, NEWARK cleaning] son. Reynolds be , ’rit^st. PARK PLACE. \ j Y B as With Sit-Ins Robertson and Schmidt. installed grand regent. She Sympathize Misses will be Lee, Perillo, CORDIAUY INVITIS YOU! SAFEST FUR assisted during the year Murphy, Robenson, Helen Jane Ann and RESERVATIONS FOR by McCormick, Margaret CONVENT STATION Students of the College of St. Eliza- Abhau, Chatham; Mulligan, Mary Mrs. Anne Theresa Burger, Rachuso, both have passed a resolution with southern Newark, *1 • sympathizing .—. COMMUNION and WOOL STORAGE Russell were named to Jacoby, Mrs. Vincent student ‘'sit-ins.” Who's Who in Moore, Mrs. Wanda Before for the American Colleges and Universi- BREAKFASTS Rosinski, adjourning summer the student council of Mrs. in NEW JERSEY Hugh O'Sullivan, Mrs. Jos- the college the ties. passed sympathy resolution to reaffirm its • 7 ORDINATION eph Fifty-one were Mahoney and Mrs. Joseph belief ‘‘in the equality of under the law B.A. degrees opportunity and tn To remember and be the Coccia. the granted, 7 B.S.s and 7 remembered. .. exquisite decor, . . of all men regardless of Associate DINNERS dignity race, creed or national Final of Arts degrees. our famous continental the French meeting of the season origin.” cuisine, superb service. • for WEDDING the English Rosary Society Calling "the to right study . . . one of the basic rights of Every with glamorous detail arranged impeccable taste. Select at St. John Kanty, Clifton, the American citizen” RECEPTIONS was the resolution declared: "As it is the Rosemont Officer the from 20 beautiful occasion for presentation of right of any student to function all air conditioned. HUmboldt freely express his opinion as long ns rooms, fully • OTHER 5-5500 ROSEMONT, Pa. SOCIAL a check as well no other individual’s Kathryn as of installa- basic rights are to jeopardized, deprive Accommodating from 10 to 1500 H. Reilly of Newark was elected persons. FUNCTIONS tion of officers. ‘Mrs. Albin Wol- a student of the to opportunity pursue his studies because of president of the junior at class • • ak, the expression of belief is WEDDINGS MEETINGS DINNERS • PARTIES retiring president, present- a a flagrant violation of academic WEEK-END RETREATS Rosemont College here. Kathy is ed $1,500 to Rev. freedom.” Adolph To make a graduate of Sacred Heart, your next led pastor, for the school The resolution parly a per party, Banach, protested “the unjust expulsion of students Modem air conditioned and Oak call before Vailsburg, Knoll, Sum- our banquet Mitchell FOR THE LAITY over the reins engaged in non-violent (sit-in) demonstrations in southern manager, 2-4400 banquet facilities fine turning met- mit. of the society to Mrs. food and service Chester ropolitan areas, in order to bring an to always. A WIIKEND WITH 000 end segregation in Zak. Other new are: these STANIEY J. AKUS officers areas.” For: MEN, WOMEN, Mrs. f Manager Walter Zielonka, Mrs. An assembly was held to bring the matter before the HUSBAND and WIFE Michael Hastick, Mrs. Arthur student and Mass offered body, was at the college for the 9 £mc( rededication of those C—d*«»*d Wy Hi* m*«k* «l Mecklenburg, Mrs. Stanley who believe in the principal of equality. fatal Jakubczyk, and Letters of sent to f OR RESERVATIONS AkWy Mrs. John protest were government officials and gHT

. were sent M#om mok* rwfvttlmt •mrif. Sapar. . signed petitions to imprisoned students in the South. Call MArket 2-1000 WrH* for InformaHoo Hi PARK, NEWARK, NEW JERSE DUICTOI OP tITVIATt Funds A LISS’ A KNOTT HOTEL gala way to raise funds AlltßT for southern W. STENDIR, President S*. Pwl'i AWkry, NiwHb, N. J. missions of the You'll Find A Servants of the Missionary Storewide Selection of Most Holy Trinity has been hit Your most upon by the Holy Family Unit important Headquarterg in Belleville of the Holy Trin- GIFTS For ity Guild. The ladies are spon- food is Camp To Make Dad Feel purchase Trunkg soring a bus .trip to Patricia & Like He's On of Murphy’s Candlelight Restaur- Top The World SfSg Duffle Bagi ant. for dinner June 28. Trip will leave from K of C Hall, All Gifts Economically at 6 Tickets Belleville, p.m. Priced To Suit Every Purte. BEEA6 may be obtained from the Dad Will Love A Gift chairmen, Mrs. John Beilis Too From Our Book (PL 9 0319) and Mrs. William Dept.

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■ XHIBITIOM BY NEW YORK l__ SAVINGS r At INVESTED GOLDEN KNIGHTS Dining Its Best BEFORE THE lOth OF H cost* JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONS no more to deal with the be*t . . . EVERY MONTH JUNE GILHULY'S in fact ...in our case cost less! SATURDAY, 18th-8 P. M. it usually EARN DIVIDENDS RESTAURANT and BAR RAIN DATE JUNE 19th, 2 P. M. FROM US«t. IBo3> THE FIRST PBCC CHAMPS: Delicious Looking over the handsome awarded the Passaic-Ber- bpumurcd bv Luncheons and Dinners trophies by served In Homelike BLRISSD Atmosphere SACRAMINT CVO DAILY gen Catholic Conference at end SUNDAY (Air Cond its June 12 are captains of the MALCOLM banquet OOLOSN KNIOHTS It KONNER championship Convenient to Coliseum A teams Theatres of the 1959-60 season. Left are: and Choice Wines and Liquors. Muaek. General to right they Bob Hackett Greg Stern of Motors IPICIAL Authorized Chevrolet Dealer St. Newark Schools Stadium FACILITIII FOR Luke s (track), Ernie of Klaschka Kennedy St. Luke’s PRIVATI PARTUS and George (basketball), HOSEVILLK It BLOOMFIELD AVEB. 473 Bloomfield ACCOMMODATING Ave N. J. Dave NEWARK. II to M , Caldwell, Alexander and Ed Wasick of Bosco N. J. Don Tech (baseball) and Bill Marzloff of 711 llshth Avs., 41th CA 6-6666 Admliilon Ist StJ SI.JJ SAVINGS & LOAN ASS N Don Bosco Tech (cross-country). NEW YORK CITY June 16, 1960 THE ADVOCATE Sisters of Charity Schools Earn 15 Scholarships Worth $400,000 CONVENT Sisters of high schools in Guild Charity New to Seton Hall Divinity and Jersey won a total James Milder of almost 300 scholarships worth close received the Bay- to $400,000 during the 1959-60 school ley-Ellard Student Council award year. for The Seton Hall. list breaks down into 75 full scholarships, 72 par- Partials went to Mildred Harris tial scholarships and 139 state grants, the for great majority use at a business school, to of which won schools were by 21 Gerald Pierce from the Morris located ih the Archdiocese of leen Dougherty and Anthony Luc- County Press Club, to Maureen Newark and the Diocese of Pat- iano won full scholarships at Murray from the Catholic erson. Seton Maureen Dolan of America to St. Eliz- Hall, a par- Daughters In addition to these awards, tial scholarship at Fairleigh abeth’s Hospital School of Nurs- students also received one Nat- ing and Dickinson, Joyce Rodrick a par- to Joan McCune from ional Merit one Nat- the Scholarship, tial at Mandl School and Joanne Madison-Florham Park Lions ional Honor Society one Club. award, Duffy, Kathleen Bier, Anita Yes- citation presidential and three and Theresa Fischer DE pelkis par- PAUL Full honors scholarships scholarships, none of tials at Claremont. were won Paul at St. which by Ryan brought' any monetary Edward’s Ann award. (Tex.), Mary HOLY TRINITY Peter Graef Snyder at St. Elizabeth’s, Kath- Here is a school-by-school run- won an NROTC to leen scholarship Hccker at and down of full and scholar- Duquesne BANNERPARISHES: Rev. CharlesMcDonnell, partial Michigan and. Richard Barchi NEW OFFICER: Msgr. John J. of Misericordia, Thomas Harring- Dougherty, president Seton Hall University, ships earned (state won assistant Essex CYO con- scholarships one to Cornell. Stephen Zu- at (right), County director, helps General ton Siena, Jeffrey Vreekand at Major Raymond W. Curtis pin second lieutenant bars on James are not included): kowski earned full R. a Pratt and gratulates Rev. Thomas scholarship Patricia Rourke at St. E. Davis, former county direc- Choplick, one of 54 ROTC officers to Mt. St. Mary’s to receive a commission at the June 12 and Maryann tor now gradua- ST- VINCENT ACADEMY Joseph’s Nursing School. moderator of the program at Immaculate Con- exercises. Fahey to a yet to be tion Barbara Cruise college ST. JOSEPH’S won a full schol- (P) Montclair, for Immaculate’s selected. Regina ception, first win in the arship to Caldwell College and Fitzpatrick won a full scholar- CYO Partials went to Barbara Sidie Participation Contest. Holding the 1960 inserts School Notes partials to Chestnut Hill and ship to Katherine Gibbs and a Essex at Mt. Mercy and Misericordia, signifying repeat victories for the parishes in other Camps Notre Dame, Staten Island. partial to Claremont, and Pat- William Ford at St. Peter’s, divisions are Nick Elaine a full schol- ricia Clare- Neri of Holy Family (Nutley) and Higgins won Frank Kearney a partial to Plan Sullivan at St. Peter’s Outings arship to Seton mont. Mrs. Florence Chadwick of St. Laker Junior Gets Invite Hall, Hedwig and Stevens Tom Zimmer- Aloysius (Newark). MONTCLAIR Essex Tech, County Abramski a full to Holy Family, man at Providence and Boston CYO day will take campers trips Mary Flanagan a partial to to Lake College, Stephen Zukowski at Present 24 Medais Hopatcong, Island Beach, To Conference on Atom Douglass and Geraldine Anello Palisades Merrimack, St. Michael’s and St. Park HILLSIDE - Cub Pack 99 of and Bear Moun- a partial to Fairlefgh-Dickinson. tain SPARTA Bonaventure, Marjorie O’Donnell Christ the the during the 1960 season which Patrick Bright, a junior at Our Lady of King presented ST, at Masou opens June 27. the MARY’S (E) Janet Hor- Northeastern, Mary at Parvuli Dei Medal to 24 boys at Lake, is one of seven New Jersey high school students vath St. Michael’s Irene The list won full scholarships to St. Hospital, ceremonies conducted by Rev. J. of trips and who will attend second special the National Youth Conference on Elizabeth's Ryan for from the Laur- •vents and Beaver Nursing Emmet assisted was announced this week. College Knox, pastor, the Atom at Oct. 19-23. el Chicago, and James Manhardt, a honor League; by Rev. John Tykes, moderator. The excursions will be on Wed- top athletic Also Maryann from the with dismissal The only Catholic high school student selected for student, accepted an Fahey nesdays, time at 5 the Westfield Business and Profes- Patrick is a member of the to Fordham. Helen p.m. rather than the usual 3:15. trip, scholarship Keenan and Kathleen Osterlo Kraus sional Women’s Other Scieiree Club at Our of the of and Roberta Nolan won Club, Nancy destinations Suntan Lady are St. Czernik and Lake and has been Dominic Academy received partials to Caldwell. Regina at St. Lake, Valley Springs and the an honor stu- dent for from the Nation- Patricia Ryan for THE Cedar Hollow the past three years. gold-medal pins Elizabeth's, Country Club. ST. al Association for PATRICK’S John Noon- from the Cranford Rosemary Kearns, Carol the Study of nursing Rot- Special events edu- won full to Set- include an Latin. Certificates of merit went an a scholarship ary and Linda Meith at the New- cational horseshoe tour, and ping- on Lou ton of to Barbara Paciga and Joan Hall, Mary Parry a par- College the Sacred Heart. ORATORY pong tourneys, track and field Worden and tial to Miscricordia and Patricia Peacock Grad the school will re- doll fashion meet, show, ceive and Kathleen part- ST. ELIZABETH’S ACADEMY show, a trophy in November for Kelly Popow masquerade marbles and ials to St. Elizabeth’s Clare Thomas party, Receives Grant received three medals. won a checkers having Hospital partial tourneys, model show SCHOOL Graduation at St. Vincent Nursing School. to St. Elizabeth's College and •nd craft show. All MAPLEWOOD Robert J. will Karen a camps Academy will be held June at Rossing partial to Fair- Stanley has been 16 end their with granted a Unit- ST. CATHOLIC season a St. Church ALOYSIUS ACADEMY Dickinson. variety ed Joseph’s with 85 leigh •how. States Public Health Service girls due Susan Sullivan full scholar- to receive from won student for diplomas fellowship research to St. BAYLEY-ELLARD Kathleen PREPARATORY Msgr.. J. ships Elizabeth’s, St. Jo- the Joseph Lenlhan, pastor. * by faculty of medicine of St. Semple won a full Msgr. seph’s Georgian Court scholarship Louis James Looney will address (Md.), to New University. and Mt. Mercy (Pa.), Rochelle, Gerald Pierce FOR BOYS the grauates and Rev. Thomas Mary Ann of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, son to St. Peter's and David Notes will to (Pa.) College KOMAN St. set College William P. Firinegan announce the grad- McGeough Marywood DAYS: Dominic Academy students' Stanley, is in his sec- Turner honor and uates and and Misericordia Judith an scholarship to Boarding Day ond honors. (Pa.); an year at the up exhibit for the Latin Fair which was held at the university’s Gellrick to Our of the Johns and Brown. Her- Six seniors at Lady Lake Hopkins Brendan Curtin of School of Medicine. He is Benedictine school Englewood an bert received scholar- recently. Left to are Marcella Accredited (Tex.), Wilmington (Ohio) and Tillyer a right Yakubic, has been named editor of the alumnus of St. Bendict’s Academy (Elizabeth) earned a Prep, ship from the Bayley-Ellard Barbara Barbara total of nine full Marquette; Margaret Penney to Sheridan, Paciga and Janet Petkus. 1961 edition of the Cardinal, the Newark, and was graduated from scholarships to All St. Anne O'Neill Catholic St. college. Rosemary Booth led the Joscph’3 (N.Y.), Sports University yearbook Peter’s College, Jersey City, to Newark list with grants to Seton College of Engineer- Brendan Martin of cum laude, last year. Hall ~. Teaneck 7th Grade St. ing and Mary Ann Collins to Jer- received the Fordham, Francis (Pa.) and Three Teams Beat Rain, Draddy Meal for Stanley’s grant for one of year State. GEORGIAN Duquesne. Other awards to sey City > COURT < History at the Manhattan Col- research investigation is valued went 12th Grade Joan Cioban at Partials were earned by Miss Through' at $6OO. Misericordia, lege commencement, while Rivals in Essex Kathryn Murphy at McGeough to St. Elizabeth’s and COUEGE Charles Foley of Cressklll Douglass League ; was Seton Hill New Mary Ann O’Brien at St. (Pa.), by Robin Hef- NEWARK Rain forced Conduct.d by tho Slitar* of given the ROTC Chief John’s, the Xavier, Newark. . Many COMPLETE NEW Victoria fcman to Seton FOUR-YIAR Medal. Seybuck at Seton Hali Hill, by Marie of all but three of The ’ COURII UADINO TO * At St. postponement week’s schedule: Peter's and Breslin to Caldwell, by Marianne the Essex INTSRMBOIATB t-A. and 11 DIORIU Lynn Thompson at Our Lady County CYO summer LKAOUI ' < SCHOOL PLANT John Brady of Harrison and At 'Watsesslno JERSEY CITY Lt. Col. of the Lake Egan to St. Park, Bloomfield Jo- (Tex.). Elizabeth's, by Bar- league baseball games scheduled |W.nint«grol#d program In Üboral, Edmund of St. Valentlno'a (Bloomfield) vi. St. Lynch Jersey City seph bara to Fin. Jaugstetter has been Graduation at Bergen Fox Mt. St. Vincent, by for last Francl* Xavltr (Newark), 1 p.m kArli, Art*, Sd.no, Homo have been ap- Catholic Sunday delaying a pre- Muilc, Rev. John J. Bain elected president St. pointed professor of sci- is set for Juno 19 Edwarda Quinn to St. John’s and Pater-a (Belleville) va. O. L. of the lvilh.ii and vice military with Arch- liminary evaluation of the en- Valley (Oranae). 3:30 Admlnl.tratlonJ of the pT.acb.r president soph- ence At Training for NEW JERSEY at St. Peter’s College suc- bishop Boland by Kathleen Sweeney to Notre tries. Newark School! Stadium El.m.ntory and SUMMIT, omore presiding. Among class at St. Francis Col- Bleaaed Sacrament (Newark) Ltoondary ceeding Lt. Col. Robert the Dame (5.1.). va. School., fully Ao*ndltod. Kantz, scholarships won by the There waa action enough in the Sacred Heart (Vallaborf). Ipm. lege (Pa.), and Thomas sen- Addromi fISTII Headmaster Powell who left Lourdes : SICIITAIT this month for his iors were 16 New Full to secretarial three however. In O.L. (Weet Oranse) va. of West early Jersey State scholarships games played, Heart Orange was elected Sacred Cathedral

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, • • Wallington—Andrew Vasco has ORADELL been 99 elected grand knight. Serv- ing with him will be Joseph Janiec, Stephen Firtek, John HIGHPOINT Oradell Leonard, Stephen Szczypien, An- drew ULTRA LUXURIOUS LEVEL Firtek, Bruno Peltz, Ed- SPUT HOMES IN A SELECT OWN: 85 ward QUEEN’S These boys and Zembicki, Theodore Rabicki SUBURBAN LOCATION. 8 LARGE ROOMS / 2V4 BATHS and Edward FULL CASH PRICE girls arethe first class to attend Queen Konikowski. / HUGH FINISHED REC. RM. / BUILT-IN 2 CAR GA- E-Z TERMS TOO St. RAGE FULLY LANDSCAPED of Peace School, Maywood, from kind- John’s, Dumont Council / 100' X 125' PLOTS TRADE-INS ACCEPTED members will mark the ergarten through eighth grade. They 52nd an- Choice of 3 Models niversary by attending 9 a.m. will receive their on June 17 diplomas Mass St. Sewers and All Utilities Paved at Mary’s, Dumont, City . . . Roads, at 8 June p.m. 25. Following the Mass the Sidewalks and Curbs Are in and Paid For . . . council’s new clubhouse at 61 Nearby are modempublic and parochial elementary and high schools houses of Armour will be . . . worship of all denominations . . . complete shopping PL, Dumont, and centers . . . excellent transportation facilities. The Hackensack blessed and dedicated Golf Club Council Told Liturgical Week by Rev. and Country is within walking distance, Agenda Response COMPLETE PRICE SPECIALS- Henry W. O’Neill, chaplain. CO-FEATURE VATICAN CITY all Set for Ninety per expectations." Breakfast Pittsburgh will be served after the Liberal cent of the in the AAA Mortgage Bishops U. S. The largest percentages of re- PITTSBURGH The 21st an- dedication and a dinner-dance to the Vatican’s invita- turns from responded came coun- nual North American will Financing Arranged BRAND NEW! European Liturgical be held that Robert tion to submit evening. suggestions for the tries. There was a 100% Week will be Exhibit Home Week Ends response held here Aug. and Robert Sheridan Open Daily 8c for the Ferguson FAMOUS BRAND 2-BRUSH agenda ecumenical coun- from the Bishops of Germany, a 22-25. Its theme will Mln«‘«* r VERY be "Liturgy are chairmen for the dinner ™ The George Washington Bridge at DIRECTIONS:nmrrr?™ FromGeorge cil, Osservatore Romano revealed 98% return from from and Washington Bridge, take Route 4 to Forest Spain, 96% in Christ.” in Unity which Daniel Ave. Paramus (Rayco office buliding); FLOOR POLISHER AND SCRUBBER here. McCormick, past turn right on Forest Ave France and 94% from The and proceed to Soldier Hill Italy. Speaking on the theme will be state deputy, will speak. Road. Oradell and Exhibit Home. It said that the world-wide re- U. S. ranked fifth behind ■■■■■■■■Mi WITH AUTOMATIC DISPENSER those Rev. Shawn G. Sheehan of 6t. to the SALES sponse request “exceeded nations. John’s AGENT SHAMPOO UNIT Seminary, Brighton. AND RUG To Preach ALCOA SIDING Novena ARTHUR WILLIAMSON CO. To the Sacred 484 PAINTING & GUTTERS Heart Routs 17, Paramus, N. J. COlfax 2-0500 UNION CITY - PERMA-STONE & BRICK . Rev. Leo Ger- rity, C.P., well-known missionary, will CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES preach the annual Sacred (Wayne Heart Novena at St. Michael’s Twp.) Church Monastery here. The no- -V' 4 <,■?s?' % >■ ''TASs^ vena starts June the FULL 16, Feast of PACKANACK VILLAGE Corpus Christi, and ends CASH L. on June 24, Feast of PRICE the Sacred Heart. # During the there will novena CUSTOM BUILT RANCHER OHIO. 59.95 be two services: at 9 a.m., Mass, Sacred Heart and BECAUSE OF ITS UNFAIRNESS TO COMPETITION novena ser- and 7:45 mon; p.m. Sacred Heart WE OMIT THIS FAMOUS BRAND NAME DOORS & $29,990 novena and sermon. On WE CARRY ALL MAKES AT CUT RATE PRICES Sunday, June GARAGES 19, there will be one novena 25% down—balance s'/i% Vac 33.33 service and at 5 25-year mortgage RCA Whirlpool sermon p.m. 9-1 Swivel Vac.- 29.99 3 Top SHELL bedrooms, largo living room with opon fireplace, 2 TO tile full Lewyt Brand New Vae.__ 33.33 HOMES Priest Acquitted of baths, dining room, large kitchen with table full 2 White Sewing Machine, New 37.50 space, cellar, car garage insulated, 1/3 acre plot, Forced Conversion all -189.95 city improvements—sewers, mile long lake, all "Fabulous" Kingston #6623. sports 1 and India The available, block to public parochial ,229.95 RAIGARH, (NC) schools, pub- Cycle Floor Machine. lic 6UlU>°* High Court of Madhya Pradesh service bus to Port Authority building. State has acquited a priest and three HURRY! HURRY! laymen of kidnapping and NORTH JERSEY'S FINEST CLUB PLAN threatening murder to a Hindu in • COLLECT an to him. CALL NOW CALL attempt convert BIRCHENOUGH & LOUVER The High Court HURTZ BUILDERS 24 A DAY EVERY ALCOA judge, freeing HOURS DAY ’ • REMODEL Rev. Dominic ■■ WINDOWS Tigga and the oth- PATIOS SALES REPRESENTATIVES ers, said: “It is inherently im- ANYWHERE that possible the accused would such Ml 2-7960 IN adopt methods for conver- ALTON H. BOLLINGER sion of the CO. JERSEY complainant to their FREE HOME • DEMONSTRATION Let own faith.” Post ue brine thl» Office Bldg. OX 6-1418 msehlne to home and No your to »eo try. eoet, no obligation. OPEN DAILY Free delivery. Anywhere within 60 mile*.

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HELP WANTED FEMALE NURSING HOMES HOMES SUMMER SALE I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL FOR ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TOMS RIVER REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ABBEY NURSING Vacation - Retirement Home I CRANFORD Ractory HouwkHptr In (null auburban HOME 3 MOUNTAIN LAKES- BEDROOM ranch, finished basement, pariah. Private room and bath. Write COMPLETE Seashore. 1/2 milt of WAYNE ELIZABETH SERVICE north LavsUette baseboard hu heat Catholic and Modern Elevator The N. A HOME TO B£ PROUD 6? near Apia. Advocate Box 84, 31 CUnton St.. Aged. Convalescent.Chronically ni J. Attractive 3 yr. old homo. 2 bed- public schools, In shopping and beach. Pay Pina Younf. but a nicely Milled are* Newark 3 N. 1. 86 Van New Knotty living room, kitchen LOVELY BRICK HOME Wooded equity, 4-1/2 cent mort. Place w* 4 bedroom*. IV4 batha. alt. larafe, assume per pay- both. Also ottlc for ond Nicely sleeping 2 batlu (1 ments 179 monthly. Occupancy July 1 Cal] Pierce Automatic fUf.ton* porch. Priced at 423.900. four bedroom*. bedroom and Manor EMPLOYMENT otoroge. goo heat, full Insula- PraataMu *ru. 4 WANTED Bl 3-0303 bath on lat door)) bedroom Cap# Cod. tile DI 9-0909 Uon. screens. livinxroom with fTre- bath storm windows. Tilt floors, G. G. Nunn on tint floor, Place, aeparate dlnlngroom.u..u room complete except Newark* N. J. formica counter Us .™.t, «ludy.nunj. kitchen.M,uicn, top. pine kitchen cabinets. fixture# tor bath aecond floor, 4 Rmi. INSUnORS 001 Flrra *2JJO° * n4 on porch. WESTFIELD (1 from $123 Outside shower, hot REALTORS AND certainly bedrm.) Vicinity, Anytime durini day Call i and cold water. In worth Kara,, plot M x 237 with quiet BRIDGE 44110 )!' large trees. ROOMS community, private club plan in* Near DePaul Regional HOLY FURNISHED AVE. E Parochial High TRINITY PARISH 5 GIRL IT WISHES EMPLOYMENT AS •Hres reetilcted. ISI NORTH CRANFORD Hundred* of other lladnu In Rm*. (2 bedrms.) from gaurdcd ocean beach. Morrla Coun- School. Elementary Parochial school $139 Also bus We give MOTHERS HELPER FOR SUMMER AT private beach on ty. with complete detail* and door. particular attention to Elizabeth M« Cherry St. bay. Many extras, photo*. passes $20,300. buyers A lovely large well DENVILLE seeking homes or rentals In 6 Rmi. SHORE. CALL RE 141»1. run community pleasant Holy Trinity (3 bedrmi, 2 room In home, (or buaineaa assures vaca- Sanders & baths) private or re- tion with Bracken, Realtors JOHN WEISS & Cos. area or St. Bartholomew's (Scotch Plains). tired spot chance to rent home full Realtors, CHAMBER RECTORY. XX- gentleman, board optional. Conveient On* Send from WORK IN wntal. INC. Boulevard. Mountain 1207 for complimentary "Homes For •Te Fairly priced GRIFFITH-PRIDEAUX, Lake*. Paterson Hsmburg Tpk. $l6? to but 70. 28. I. Garage available. Sale" Please state PERIENCED. ANYTIME DURINO DAY. fll,OOO firm for sale. EDtson t-ttll DEERFIELD <1316 Wayne. booklet. requirements. quick REALTORS INSURERS N. J. We CALL GI 441988. no answer Call SW 3-6000. to arrange for convenient mortgages and One block to Immaculate M Indian Rd.. Denvlllt. N. J. Open 7:30 Sun 1 to 8 OX 4 3300. Conception SUMMER TUTORING RITA B. MURPHY terms. Holy Trinity Elementary and High Church Jr echool. 7-4300 School REALTORS OAkwood 37 among finest In state. BUSINESS DIRECTORY W. N. j. FARMS • HOMES . ESTATES PETERSON -RINGLK NEWMAN -ATWOOD "Serving the Hub 61 Morris County" Tuesday and CERTIFIED Realtors-Insurors P M- TEACHERS UNION COUNTY 330 Sunday 1-5 By LAKES Morris. Passaic. Sussex. Warren Cos. Park Ave.. Scotch Plains FA 2 3900 APPLIANCE REPAIRS FAYSON mountain lakes and vicinity Otir U small homes No. 2 Elm AD 2-3800 All cipwitnc. your protection. Let as on large plots—Acreage. St.. Westfield Presidential Mangcment. EL «-MU, Elementary Subjects h.v. ELWOOD A. SAWYER ~P. you u w. *o m.ny other hap- H. FRANK MULLINS HEIGHTS RADIO - TV SERVICE homo la LAKE HIAWATHA LAKE py owner, Union County and Ih. FAYSON LAKES *• 3® * Cr»n» rd„ Mountain Lake* HIAWATHA - ■ surrounding ms. » telephone To Buy Sell C.U * Year-Round Vacation DEerfleld_4-0371 Parochial school tesrher. or sa living 8 and Reading arith- Room* a Bath*. Priced for P. A. AMPLIFIER. TAPE RECORD- metic and call JOHN CLUB COMMUNITY Sal* MORRIS HUNTERDON. WARREN - spelling-elementary grades, P. McMAHON Quick by Owner. NEW MODEL SPLIT PHONOGRAPH. AND AUTOMA- 2-4313 $15,500 ER, HU OR 4-o*l3. IMS Morris At... Union DE 4-7373 TIC RECORD CHANGER SERVICE. HU *-»U4 $19,900 JAMES V.° DUFFY Agency E. B. CALL Open Eva 4 Weekend. $l,BOO DOWN - FHA MORTGAGE NOWICKI PROP. Built In 1954. this frame ranch type home PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS lain St. Chester. N. J. TR-D-3200 SW 8*2414. SUMMER HOMES TO-LET NUTLEY haa living room W/stone fireplace, large Evenings MUrray 0-1200 Salesman on premises from 1 to 8 P, M. Sat, A Sun. kltchen-dlnlng combination. 2 bedrooms, The RAVEN'S THREE LARGE BEDROOMS Dunn.-. West COURT1 Dennis. Cap* Cod. BUY tiled bath, screened porch Larue Living Room. AUTO SERVICE REPAIRS aUracUve TSPnEXSa plastic with Smart, Modern Kitchen with Younfstown A 4-room, heated mod- spacious ranch with 13S0 Juliet R. collage., INVESTIGATE OUB TRADE-IN PLAN large adjoining patio. Stairway to storage! home* McWilliams, Realtor Cabinets ern outside ***• H- «< and Built-In Oven and Range. BuilMn Garage convlenclea. shower., W. living An exceptional ar- picnic will lilt your house for attic. Full basement contain* garage, oil apace. Main Street. Chester, N. J. TR 8-3131 MANY BE SEEN TO “"t «rod*. sale, or of feature* EXTRAS! MUST APPRECIAIX| Service «« beache., r*y Include* - Foyer G.M. Transmission 1 consider buying It If you fired steambeat. All In excellent condition entry, 00 sleep purch.M an- built book C or writ* 2738 oth.r house and 100x130 in ihelvra In living room, din- DON'T DELAYI STOP AND SEE Plymouth. Ford, Chevrolet. Bulck, Olde- Si I*.* '. *J,* through office. Let situated on a large landscaped TODAYI Meliter Ave.. Union J. our ing room. kitchen APTS. TO mobile, Cadillac, will N. MU S-2747. wooded plot. Close to school providing attractive w/bullt In*. LET any maka auloi wa 0.?. your .r*.lulrtmen t* Evening. and 3 SS.'tS bedroom*. 2 bath*, cat dred forced Inatall a rebuilt tranamlaalon, guaranteed Wl *** pleasant view of the lake. ONLY 10 LEFT! SEASIDE warm air heat, full Insulation, full baae- ■ month.; 1 price quoted, E-Z PARK iit. 'is&exwhjssr EAST ORANCE Come no upai FAYSON LAKE 2 In to 28 Huron ave. lertu*. ment, car garage. lovely wooded aet- 1-day aervlce. 331 Halaey at. Lake dr 10 3 WEEKS *l2* parochial achool*. Shore • block. N For LEFT STANLEY JOHNSON *;e* r Priced from IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY prlcea call Ml 3-8834. Inc. 622.900 s ® M COMMUNITY, A PRESTIGE MICHAEL DE Broker AUO T ,RU High Street NOrth 7-6000 LOCATION CROCE, ‘l ! labor day Kennelon Morris County. N. Y. COMBINING .. - Lillian Realtors SUBURBAN CHARM 730 RD. •S.M per week. Min. a wka. DeLaney, Inc., LITTLETON P N. Wonderfully REAL FOR SALE TErmlnal 9-4*48 AND CITY CONVENIENCES ARSIPPANY# X, c®°* , c ‘°u* ESTATE 3 N. Rd. PASSENGER CARS P* bungalow. Inside shower, ap! Beverwyck DE 4-2053 COMPLETELY 150 AIR-CONDITIONED Prox yards from beach, near church LAFAYETTE BEROEN COUNTY RIDGEWOOD All-electric kitchen colored built. eight has two larga with Strop, In bedrooms, large living susskX cTY^a oven, counter-top range. 11 It. UPPEIf MONTCLAIR UPPER 1983 room and kitchen cu. MONTCLAIR Ford 4 dr. Fordomatlc TV BIIMyilHl pabv refrigerator antenna Installed - ST. with top freexer. dish- CLEAN Bring your owe 5* CATHERINE'S SCHOOL V Muet aell set or M Beautiful washer all In color. rent per t. Call MA.4-0&33 l-famllyMloSui. ( room. nd Ideal Doorman aervice. Newark BI S-31J0. family home, I block to achool* and -• A.M. to 3 P.IJT lion 100 CENT hatha, transportation. 5 bdrm*. PER FREE PARKING REALTY 11/2 bath*, ex- EXCLUSIVE! WE informal room & July and August. BERGEN COUNTY MEAN CUSTOM BUILT living parquet flooring powder *Ar?- *s?„wrok. OPEN 7 DAYS AND EVENINGS See Our Model. A*“ wtth Furnished Apt. .Vs***** screened porch. Atop Park. . Custom room. - 173 ANY A Cragmere built DIRECTIONS HEATING week. (.'Enter SEE OF FINE FROM NEWARK PLUMBINO *.3*21. rteldtoce larga •Y SELECTION OF HOMES THRU on lot. Rsnch styling SPARTA CAR: Straight out Central Ave. tr with 2*04 Atlantic oversize 2 car garage Center turn Ave.. Spray Beach Munm right on Munn Ave. hall Up six steps and In the MICHAEL Loni hall, with furnished you're large formal living T EAUDERMANN. INC. SMITH & MOONEY large living room fireplace, LAKE ARAPAHO summer block. PLUMBING AND HEATING dining 3 large bedroom* and 2 cottage $3,900 room with fire room. Full room and bathi. place. dining kitchen ui william REALTORS Priced for quick sale, 129.450. LAKK MOHAWK two bedroom vear* •Y with st.. Newark s BUgi Take No. 21 to Munn Ave. round home MA S-740T N. THE our exclusive $17,500. walk Built-Ins, including Aid « DATOR AGENCY south 1-1/2 blocks to pruperly oi Kitchen dishwasher. PArfc Ridge M3OO TAVKRN and Restaurant Coun- In Sussex tako No. 24 No. 44 bus to Central OPEN or and 3 sized Si.. Beachbaven Gardena. N. J. Tw EVENINGS ty completely redecoreted, bar and Munn master bedrooms sun deck off Master J-27U1 . new Aves.. walk half block north tc with RELIGIOUS GOODS *• n»*r ocean. CEDAR GROVE 9 E. Rampao Ave.. Mahwah. N. J. lake Avail equipment! privileges. $73,000 Includ- properly. ',OU LA 9-3000 Bedroom. Excellent view of New York *"h P* F We, ‘ ilia aplli level. ing liquor license. Skyline. 2 ltSjJ over 3 larii car EMMA REUOIOUS ARTICLES bedrooms, gerago Immaculate condl MILTON B. LAPOINTE BUSINESS PROPERTY garage. THE , MDIACLE (HOP tlon Inside and out. gg1.700. V, TYPING mill Routs 13 Sparala. N. J. *l4 Ridge Road. to St. Catharine of Slanna OUFFIE ESTATES Lyndhurgt , school. and Open Dally Sunday APARTMENT SITE . HARRISON ST 50 OPEN FOR

ery dates. are ment store shoppers to inspect an 526 Soles SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE They developing • •«» m ■iiii the 51-house tract as another elegantly designed model house .ISSTs • FISHING • SCHOOLS Harmer Project. in a most convenient shopping lo- At cation. And Woodland Sanitary sewers and storm secondly, it will • SWIMMING • CHURCHES serve RARITAN drains are in and roads have as a unique site for dis- TWP. (PFS) - At • HUNTING • SHOPPING been cut through at the local playing and selling Altman’s least 500 homes are expected to merchandise VACATION l tract. under ideal condi- be occupied by summer’s end at LAND-Q-EM/]^ Visit Our Model Homes tions the latest furni- the New Woodland Park YEAR 'ROUNO MONTHLYM directions ... showing commu- . . . for Year 'Round ture and Living furnishings in realistic- nity which Harold Kramer, Sam HOMESITES Take New Carden DOWN Jersey’s ally effective Yarosh $5O State Parkway to Exit W'lt.Todly far Free Brochure settings, in com- and Joseph Pinella are 91i to Hill Silver Bey Point, Cherry Suoth on Route MS to Lagoon All On Or Sll- pletely decorated rooms within developing as another Har.ner Drive, Sllverton, Tome River, verton, then left on Pol- New Jersey. an actual home. here. hemus Road (Watch (or Project The Lake ViX* aianl to Silver Bay Point. Phone: Just there Ft. OWn Construction as exists a natural According to Dolph J. Keller of Sq. Diamond *-U4* In No. Jersey valT? y J 0400 association between a Keller (12.000 home and Cos., MArket LINCROFT (PFS) Cherry Realty Clifton, the P* (Worthmore >-4JM PLOT room/ its so it builders 5 furnishings, seems com- have more than 420 fam- Hill Homes hero* have started ”°m9 natural for a home build- ilies at the 700-house tract construction on their four bed- pletely living sit9at er and a furnishings merchant with another 80 homes under con- room, 2-1/2 bath, 8 room split- (in this case, a store) struction. ROOMSiijEiW/flfe./ level. department rnNffir to coordinate their II 111 I , -r i Colonials efforts. From Keller lists 52S sales at the and -OFF Two-story split- r- ROUTE 549 J the ranch models consumer’s standpoint, too, tract which 'offers Cape Cod, are also be- S3 *2995 the association is a happy one—- ranch, split-level and ing offered in a 72-home com- two-story affording significant dividends In homes priced from $14,990 to munity priced from $23,900. Dave terms Shane of time-saving convenience $17,990 and available with no- and Marvin Stoloff are die and Shopping ease. down payment G.I. or F.H.A. builders, and Brownell and Kra- fi- “The Cromwell Hills” is an im- mer, sales agents. nancing. , pressive Colonial style residence The homes, on Union Ave off of split-level design and is on^.of Route 36 and the Garden Siate

Parkway, are being erected on 45 Minutes to fully-landscaped plots 7,000 feet and larger. Broadway square New York City that is! 1 30 MINUTES to NEWARK Clear View 9 9 by car, bus or train TB HURRYI HURRYI TO NEW Has Clubhoase Woodland Park •HAMPTON TOWNSHIP (PFS) Iska A friendly community of roly Announcement is made OfIN DAILY cheeki ind with by smiling fices A SUNDAY, WHITE SANDY BEACHES ONLY Clear View Town- 9 Lake, Hampton t 9 MINUTES AWAYI AJM. «• f OHn ship, near Newton, of construc-

City - streets tion of clubhouse at sewers . stdewilks In a huge new WVTI TO* TUI and for psld by the builder. Short the lake front. Its facilities . * stroll to shopping center. are ■ROCHURI OR TOO available to all PHONE OR property owners, VISfT

also their family and friends. Itntr Cltj Offhcii Dm HE MIN Adjacent to Holy Fatally According to Nat Tooley, de- HOW TO GET THERE SEND Parish & new FOR FREE ILLUSTRATED BROCHURE pOVjJJ projected veloper, the facilities will include From Newark: Central Ave. to nte. 10 Parochial School. game rooms for recreation of the Circle; bear left to Our Rte. Vtew Iska, Ul7 »r. M. a. ADV 4H 10, west 10 on Rte. to Wh|ppany entire family; also a theatrical Hon* HI MIO< at Paraipanny . Boonton road •lltt* Tlibt to 40 stage for amateur performances. Rte. west. Turn 1 Hte. 46 to Denvllle L, to new Many sports facilities are also Rte. #o. Turn 4 LAST FEW right on Rta. 80 .T* ADOtW to Sparta exit. mmfaf OmmVW included Then Rte. 15 ping pong, tennis, " ortß Into Aususta. part the Ideal cm ITATI basketball, volleyball. Guernsey Farms. Follow MMprt., to shins Clear View Lakes. f »Mlf« WEEKS! There are both indoor and out- Ihaa W Nia mmy kW. door facilities. WW n Vet* Loan process play rr cut-off date June 29th rr NO DOWN PAYMENT! HOLIDAY ESTATES AN FOR Gl's exc|ting new split level UlulUUULooihhnrluPPQ / design ON / VAUGHN A BAY AVE. TOMS ROOM 3 BIG MODELS v RIVER. H. J. 6 $17,450 to $17,790 SStory Stately Colonials expansion Meszanlne Split-Levels Chslet-Type Split Levsls NEW! LOW! CAPE COD FHA HOMES TERM! CIVILIAN PROM

4 BEDROOMS *390 DOWN LJ (2 Unfinished) 5 DIFFERENT MODELS □ 3uJ 2 BATHS 2-4 Bedroomi ■Jill fj Unfinished) naffl ijrasig 1-2 Bath* v Powder Room* • ila Picture-Windowed Llvlne Room »**«-*»■ -r;

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HONORED: Four received at 104th persons honorary degrees the commencement of Seton Hall University, June 11, at which 1,275 undergraduates Whole also received degrees. The honored recipients, shown here with Archbishop unpeeled Boland APRlcnn and Msgr. John J. Dougherty, are, from left, Dr. Frank S. Forte, dean, postgraduate division, Seton Hall College of Medicine; Brother of Augustine Philip, F.S.C., president Manhattan College, who delivered com- ** the light e mencement address; Archbishop Celestine J. Damiano, recently installed of meat *- Bishop Camden, and Sister Teresa tuna 27 Gertrude, O.S.B., director, department of guidance, Seton Hall School of Education. 3 WtMONTE CATSUP "“‘""V -59' Archbishop’s ' Appointments GEI4TINS 3 3 SUNDAY, JUNE 19 ouve 4 p/< 2 p.m., Confirmation, Queen oil 9 of ,29 Newark. Angels, Po 2 _p.m., , St. Pe- P» Imported ter Cliver, Montclair. WEFT 79 4 p.m., Confirmation, Holy S, CORN D ®l 2 Spirit, Orange. Monte tr«ni 4 p.m., Confirmation, Christ style the King, Jersey City. 2 4 p.m., Preside, Graduation CABBAGE &-3j. exercises of Bergen Catholic Lohniann's High School, Oradell. 8 Preside and address 2 p.m., SPAGHETTI &«■ first high school Amerfcon 37< graduating tT,n class of St. Jer- tomato , Mary’s parish, OUC(l* sey City. RITZ "»«• chee,. ,5W MONDAY, JUNE 20 can 2 p.m,, St. CRACKERS Confirmation, NobUco jQr Therese’s, Cresskill. Slack hog Pock St. Benedict’s Alumni food Pkg. Elect New Officers Pard

NEWARK Joseph E. Fitz- Mb. gibbon was elected £3 of j=£ president cans A MEMORIAL: Abbot Patrick M. St. Benedict’s Alumni O’Brien, O.S.B., of St. Mary’s Abbey, Morristown, Prep at looks the recent election. Others over some of the volumes in the new library at St. Benedict’s Newark! elect- Prep, ed were: George A. The dedicated to the of the late Rumrill, library, memory Very Rev. Matthew vice Hoehn, O.S.M., president, Daniel J. Moore, former prior at St. Mary’s, and St. Newark, Benedict’s Prep librarian, was blessed treasurer; John J. Noll, record- jsg|§| Abbot O’Brien 9. With by on June him are Very Rev. ing secretary; and John T. Me- Michael Collins, O.S.B., prior, produce and Rev. Philip Hoover, O.S.B., headmaster of St. Benedict’s Sharry Jr., corresponding secre- selected Prep. tary. SPECIALLY Fresh, slringless Copy Deadlines Hibernians Elect this Beginning month, The time, all local and club news Advocate to goes press ear- must be received by The Advo- lier, with the of cate later than expectation no 3 p.m. Mon- New State Officers BEANS having practically all copies de- day. livered to subscribers on Thurs- It will not be to use possible ATLANTIC CITY each week. John J. of Newark was day in the current week such news Kelly Because of this elected state earlier press received after that time. president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians June 11 at the closing session 69th of the biennial conven- H 2“25‘ tion in Hotel Jefferson here. He succeeds Richard H. Cum- I > mings, Elizabeth.

The new state officers chairman of were in- missions; and Mrs. «■ ; stalled by J. O’Calla- Lillian Myers, Carteret, Catholic 8 25‘ ghan of Jersey City, national Action chairman. limes AOH The president. delegates voted to hold the juicyTflorida Seated with Mr. Kelly were 70th biennial convention in 1962 J. Timothy Griffin, Perth Amboy, in Asbury Park. vice president; Francis P. tomatoes Hogan, THE ripe CONVENTION opened _,—^£2, Bayonne, secretary; Edward J. hard, June 9 with a reception for the * Sullivan, Avon, treasurer; Wil- *""•* d>"‘ retiring presidents in the Jeffer- We corry a liam J. McMahon, Elizabeth, endive, limes, an son. The business sessions broccoli rabe, marshal; and John J. began leak, O’Brien, 10 June with a Pontifical Mass Union City, sentinel. in St. Nicholas of Mrs. Martha Tolentine V. Halbig of New- Church, celebrated by Archbishop ark was elected president of the Boland of Newark, national AOH ladies auxiliary, succeeding Jo- chaplain. Rev. John T. sephine R. Walsh of Plainfield. Lawlor, pastor of Mrs. Catherine Holy Trinity Church, Kearns of Jersey Coytesville, state B chaplain, was City was named vice OVEN-FRESH BAKED __ president; preacher. GOODS"" Mae J. fresh Coleman, Trenton, secre- On rolls baked daily on FINE Saturday morning, Father the premises DAIRY PRODUCTS Mrs. Bur- tary; Margaret Rust, Lawlor celebrated a Memorial HNCO lington, Mrs. Cather- SWITZERLAND treasurer; Mass for deceased FATHER'S DAY members of ine Hickey, Plainfield, historian; AA the AOH and auxiliary in St. Catherine Buckley, Park, Asbury Nicholas CHEESE Church. LAYER CAKE Among the resolutions 99‘ adopted a was congratulatory message Appropriately decorated to honor Dad SPREAD Bayley-Ellard for Auxiliary Bishop James J. on "his" day. Plans Convent Hogan of Trenton. Bishop Hogan, pastor of St. genuine MADISON Catharine's, Spring imported A addi- extra sharp" two-story Lake, is a member of the AOH tion to the convent at Bayley-El- in Monmouth County. A similar lard School White Mountain Canadian High is scheduled to Rolls*»• 24c CHEDDAR message, accompanied by an 79c into go construction next week honorary membership to Arch- “ADr with completion ro Sfßve anticipated by bishop Damiano, Bishop of Cam- Pecan DANISH aSKST next September. Estimated RINGS c**• cost den, was unanimously approved. -63 CHICKEN is $220,000. oose The convention was climaxed CHOCOLATE The FROSTED, building will contain 15 bed SPICED Saturday night at a banquet in rooms, refec- community room, the Jefferson ballroom. Speakers CUP tory, kitchen, and and CAKES BEER laundry were Mr. O’Callaghan and Rev. „48c CHEESE will ,69c bring the of the Francis w capacity X. Smith, dean of ad- BLUE Have tasted the that convent to 30 Sisters. bonnet yellow you bread The addi- missions at Villanova University. tion will bo constructed of red Ford J. Weiss ROLLS of Denvillc, past Hamburger c brick in contemporary style de- state quarters lb. was never meant to be sold? president, was toastmaster. margarine to harmonize 25c signed with the existing Georgian colonial struc- COUNSEL, command, provoca- It’* ture. called Monks’ Bread and has long been the daily tion, consent, praise, flattery, The addition, which will house si- bread of the ofthe the Sisters concealment, participation, Trappists Abbey of the Genesee, of of the Charity fa- lence or defense of the evil done a was mainstay in their austere diet. culty, designed by E. W. makes to MEATS one an accessory an- TOP QUALITY Fanning Associates, Paterson. other’s sin. A tall, thin loaf, different and more delicious than

any you’ve ever tasted, this healthful bread has GOV'T. INSPECTED FRESH, WHOLE, become popular overnight. Actually this bread Fr. was Jerome Gallagher never meant to be sold. But visitorsto the Abbey of the Genesee were so enthusiastic about it that the To Celebrate Jubilee Monks agreed to share it with the outside world. ROASTING

FALLS — His 25th anniversary in the priest- lb. Recently the Bond Bakers were the given privilege h°od mil be 29' celebrated by Rev. Jerome P. Gallagher, of baking Monks’ Bread for Monks’ you. Bread O.F.M., on CHICKENS June 19. baked by Bond, the recipe, following Trappist is Father Gallagher, of Our pastor Lady of the Holy 4 to 5 lb. avg. now at favorite store in White, Whole Wheat Angels here, your will offer a Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving at and Raisin Do noon with Bishop loaves. try it. McNulty pre- siding. lb. ther 59c Gallagher entered the Fran- At 5 he will p.m., be guest of ciscan Order in 1928, and was ““ honor e at a parish testimonial *«’ ordained on June 10, 1935. for reception. U6S Ready lb. After ordination he served at CHICKEN 29c the FRESH Archpriest at Mass will be St. "Francis the ,rl Monastery, New pan Rev. Bernard St. Tobin, 0.F.M., and St. formes York, Joseph's, East lb. trapped 79c Monastery, Rutherford, until 1941 when he fresh New York City. Deacon and sub- MONKS' became a in the U.S. deacon chaplain will bo Rev. Aurelius l Army. Loop, FLORIDA 0.F.M., and Rev. Ilde- Upon separation from the serv- FRESH . '• fonse O.F.M. The L Gillogly, ser- ice in 1946 he effective was assigned to Meat price* mon will be BREAD preached by Rev. the Franciscan W'T VW Mission Band Emmanuel Duffy, O.F.M. with headquarters in Butler. Deacons of honor to Bishop From 1950 to 1954 he was at will be Illffffff McNulty Rev. George Siena College, Albany, and in Whitmire, 0.F.M., and Rov, Ray- 1954 he Another Product fromßakers was assigned as pastor PACKARD-BAMBERGER & CO. • Quality mond F. O.F.M. MAIN AT TEMPLE • Govern, at Our J. Lady of the Holy Angels HACKENSACK,1 N.‘ * — Born In Jamison —— —■ '■ . City, Pa., Fa- here. ~m. iff.—nr tw—;//" /// m—nr-7/t