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Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Cardinal Agagianian The Advocate Is Named to Head

Official Pnbllcation of the Archdiocese of Newark. N. J., and Diocese of Paterson, N. J. 30 Vol. 9, No. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1960 PRICE: TEN CENTS Propagation of Faith

VATICAN CITY (NC) Cardinal Agagianian has been named Prefect of tht Reelect Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith. Filippinis The 64-year-old Cardinal, who is Patriarch of Cilicia of the Armenians, had served the as Proprefect of congregation for two years. He succeeds Cardinal Pietro Fumasoni Biondi, who died July 12. In his post of Mother Ninetta Proprefect he succeeded Cardi- nal Stritch of Chicago, who died were among his students. Seven- In his new post Cardinal Aga- May 27, 1958. teen of the U.S. students have gianian will direct the congrega- MORRISTOWN Mother Ninetia vocations and for As Prefect, the Armenian Rite since become lonata, formerly aging filling Bishops. tion which deals with all matters needs of Cardinal heads the Vatican Mother Provincial of the American Province of the Reli- the spiritual girls and body He was named a Bishop in 1935 to Catholic missions that than relating women with organized week-end governs more 30 mjl- and took up residence in gious Teachers Filippini, has been reelected Syria. t\ erywhcre in the world. The unanimously retreats at Villa Walsh. He was elected Patriarch of Cil- of congregation has jurisdiction over Mother General the world-wide Institute at a general The Religious Teachers Filip- licia by a synod of the Armenian 32 some million Catholics in ap- chapter meeting in Rome. The announcement pinl presently staff It schools Rite was made hierarchy in Beirut, Leba- proximately 700 ecclesiastical 18 at Villa Walsh the and 6 mission houses in the and his July here, non, in. 1937, election was jurisdictions, which are served motherhouse of the American Newark Archdiocese and 4 confirmed the its founding in this country. by Holy See the by more than 25,000 priests, close ATOP Province. Mother schools in the Paterson Dio- same year. He was made Car- POPE’S CATHEDRAL: A workman examines Ninetta celebrated her. a to 10,000 Brothers and over 65,- cese. also In 1954 Mother Ninetta was They operate a col- dinal in 1946. the marble beard of golden Jubilee as a religious 000 Sisters. one of the heads of the statues elected Mother for Villa General of the in 1958. lege religious at of the Apostles which stand the on roof of the Basilica Institute for a six-year term. Walsh. of St. John Lateran MOTHER NINETTA the Pontiff’s Cathedral as Bishop Mother Ninetta, who had been was born of Rome. in Guglionesi, in the of The Twelve Apostles and the statue of Christ province Anti-Red are CampObasso, Abruzzi, Italy, Nov. Italian Reds Stage undergoing extensive restorations and reinforce- 7, 1887. She was taught by her ment to them preserve from the ravages of time and parents and aunts who were pro- Down 10% weather. fessional educators. She answered Demonstration at the call to religious life 7, May ROME (NC) Membership In 1907, at the motherhouse of the the Italian Communist Party has Pontifical Institute in Rome. On dropped 10% in the past four Dec. 8, 1908, she received the to a Cuban Youth years, survey Cathedral Pope habit. according Says made official by an of the Rome Less than two years after pro- vicariate. fession, Mother Ninetta was HAVANA (NC) An sent Writing in the vicariate’s anti-comipunist demonstration Not to the U.S. with four other Sis- took in Faith monthly bulletin, Msgr. Carlo Cardinal Agagianian place the cathedral here during a Mass for victim! Losing ters to found the Institute in the Maccari said his survey was bas- of Red persecution. VATICAN CITY U.S. in Trenton. (NC)—Young people today are keep- ed on an examination of the com- lion Latin Rite Catholics in mis- Shortly after the late Arch- Announcement of the Mass in Information, Cu- ing their Faith munists’ own documents only despite the de-Christianizing influences prepar- sion areas. ban bishop Thomas J. Walsh became ed newspaper not under control of Premier Fidel Castro’s that surround for the party congress held in A native of the Soviet Union, them, Pope John XXIII said He was Bishop of Trenton in here. 1918, he ob Rome last January. government, brought a capacity to 200 Italian tained for Cardinal Agagianian has been a speaking Bishops and 250 diocesan assistants the Filippini Sisters crowd to the cathedral. Hun- Castro regime. Those who MSGR. MACCARI said the citizen of Lebanon for the past fight who direct the their first permanent home, Villa 10% dreds of people stood outside the the it young women’s section of Italian Catholic Mother Ninetta 12 Reds, said, are “agents Victoria, for novitiate loss represents about 250,000 22 years. He speaks languages, church. Action. a and pro- and servants of imperialism.” Mother vincialate. members and must “be consider- including French, English, Rus- “It is not true,” the Pope Provincial of the Amer- Following the sermon of Aux- Meanwhile, observers here said, lumbus ed indicative of a delicate German and ‘that from Hempstead, N.Y., ican Province since 1938, is the In 1923, vocations Increased and very sian, Greek, Italian, iliary Bishop Eduardo Boza Mas- of Catholic humanity is moving toward Armenian. visited predict a purge and presented the Father it was situation.” He the U.S. • path without Holy with founder of the community in the necessary to establish a vidal of Havana, which asked anti-communist teachers light, without the He said the losses in 1951 and and earlier this and $l,OOO and a medal of canonical are especial- 1954; grace of Christ and without the gold Our U.S., having been sent to this regular novitiate. Moth- prayers for communist victims students at Havana University, Lady of patroness of air er Ninetta became ly significant “if one takes into year, when he addressed (he an- Gospel On all Loretto, country by St. Pope Pius X to the first mis- throughout the world, ths which has been taken over ... occasions, and travelers. account the serious decrease in nual convention of the Catholic congre- by They were set up school and tress of in particularly «t general participat- a mission in novices, which capac- gation cheered and shouted, ‘‘Cu- the Castro forces. audiences, ing in the first she the youth movement, which lost Press Association in Washington. young people are devotedly flying pilgrimage St. Joachim’s, Trenton. Today ity served for 15 years. ba yes, Russia no I” A board controlled by Castro pres- from the U.S. almost 130,000 of its members,” Born 18, 1895, in Tsarist ent. to the Holy House there are 71 convents and schools Mother Ninetta is Sept. Boza particularly Bishop returned to the followers took over the university of Loretto in Italy. By in 19 U.S. dioceses noted in this about 35%. Russia—at Akhaltsikhe near the "In spite of the various forms tradiUon, which are country for encour- pulpit to quiet the members of after a to ail the in the Italian Turkish border of campaign oust •f Holy House was a house of staffed the Membership Georgia—Car- de-Christianization at work,> by 650 Filippini Sis- the congregation. teachers opposed to the Castro Our Lady in Nazareth that Communist Party in 1956 was dinal Agagianian went to Rome particularly In the press, deny-- was ters making up the American rfegime. carried President 2,035,353. In 1960 the party can to his studies for the AFTER MASS the ing or offending truth and in by angels to Illyria in Province. Signs begin priest- crowd com- 1291 and claim 1,789,269 ac- hood the of to its present site This only members, at age 11. He was ing out of the cathfedral was met IN BUENOS a exact opposition to the com- \in year the Order cele- Bill AIRES, Catholic mandments 1294. brates the 50th for Medals cording to the survey. in 191 T and in 1919 re- by a number of persons shout- has denounced of God, young peo- anniversary of youth organization turned as pastor to Tiflis, Geor- ing, “Cuba Yankees no!” the ple show that they want to in- To yes, coming Latin American Youth 4 Chaplains gia, by then a part of the Soviet The crease it.” Blood Donations churchgoers surrounded the Congress in Havana as Red- Union. of The WASHINGTON — hecklers, two whom had to be dominated. Pope said that he finds President Form of evidence Eisenhower a Apostolate He went back to Rome in 1921 rescued a The that young people are Trujillo Truce With signed bill July by police car. The Latin American Regional 14 VATICAN CITY making the best of their modern authorizing the posthumous A person and was made assistant rector of crowd remained in the cathedral Conference of the International who donates blood for Christian the Armenian activities in literature and sports awarding of special medals to Pontifical College, square for a time shouting “out Federation of Catholic Youth said and Church the is that their approach is four chaplains who went reasons exercising a form of remaining there for 14 years. He with communism!” the before it the congress, to open July 26, right ‘Temporary’ down the apostolate, Cardinal Tardini, also with at Urban one, namely “to subordi- the torpedoed troop- taught the college broke up. will be used to promote commun- nate (their activities) to the ship Dorchester in Vatican Secretary of State, said of the Congregation for the Pro- Havana duty PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, (NC) The of February, Hoy, communist news- ist aims and to gauge the strength of first for the regime 1943, including Rev. in a letter written on behalf of pagation of tha Faith, where providing soul Generalissimo Rafael John paper, called the Mass s “politi- of Marxist in Latin Amer- •nd Trujillo is easing its pressures Pope John. ■seminarians youth observing the laws of God.” against Washington, formerly an assist- many from the U.S cal maneuver” enemies the Catholic Church the by of the ica. in Dominican Republic, according ant at St. Stephen’s, Kearny. IN OTHER actions during to some The the reports. chaplains gave up their Week, the Holy Father gave own to a The respite is clear, if partial and lifejackets soldiers and special audience to 87 missionar- only possibly only remained with temporary, the report the ship, which Sen. ies destined states. for work in Africa, sank in the North Atlantic with Don’t Vote ■nd Generalissimo Trujillo, emor of La and For promised several Kennedy: strong- Vega to celebrate his of the 678 men aboard. , man Dominican Republic, lesser provincial officials. next morning Man for their sue- has The other declared a truce with While chaplains, are post- cess. his the government press bitter humously awarded Distinguish- adversary of only a month has continued its attacks Me The missionaries on the ed on represented ago, Francisco Service Crosses in 1944, Against Grounds 18 nations and Bishop Panal clergy, another source reports Religious 15 religious orders were: Rev. Mr. L. Ramirez, O.F.M. Cap., of La at least 46 George Fox, LOS ANGELES (NC) Sen. in the •nd congregations. religious and secular American people, and in country, will waste bis fran- Vega. Gilman, Vt., Rfev. Mr. Clark John F. Democratic the national and international He alto the time priests expelled from the Domini- V. Kennedy, their ability to render a free, chise changed of Their Poling, and by voting either for me level*. • his dispute burst Into the can Republic since March. Schenectady, candidate for the presidency, fair summer Rabbi judgment.” or me audiences, granting world news late last Alexander D. Goode of said here he against solely on account In immigration, the Democratic general audiences winter, when One priest stated that Rev. hopes no one will Likewise, he continued, the of on Wednesdays Panal Ig- Washington. my religions affiliation. platform feature* that •nd Bishop shouted over a nacio Pedraz, S.J., rector of the “waste his franchise” by voting delegates who chose him provision* Saturdays at 11 a.m. instead It was held as their “It is not I want break that they were for relevant, to have been advocated U. S. of in the loudspeaker to up a Tru- Jesuit seminary in Ciudad or against him on religious candidate had their by afternoon. The change Trujil- not eligible for the placed con- stress, what some other political Catholic jillo-inspired rally is now Congres- grounds. Bishops; by Catholic Re* was made to protesting lo, in the U. S. after being fidence In him and in his accommodate pil- sional Medal of Honor because ability or religious leader may have said lief Services against a joint pastoral of the charged with making bombs in The Massachusetts Senator, to render “a NCWC, their grims who spend one it be free, fair judg- on this It is only day country’s Bishops. The the may won only in combat first Catholic be subject. not relevant worldwide relief and rehabili- in Rome and have to pastoral seminary. with to chosen as a ment—to uphold the Constitution what leave too dealt with human the enemy and the chap- abuses may have existed tation and to rights and was Another priest was given 12 major party candidate for the and oath of agency, by other or- early attend afternoon audi- taken lains, although under fire at my office—and to in other countries or in other as a denunciation of mass hours to leave the since 1928, told dele- ganizations working in the relief ences. country after the time from presidency reject any kind of religious times. It is arrests by the any enemy sub- pres- not relevant what and field. It is Trujillo regime. preaching in defense of Archbish- gates to the Democratic national sure or refugee expected that the were obligation that might di- If Pope Bishop Panal then Lino marine, non-combattants. convention: pressures, any, might con- The will go to excommuni- op Zanini, the Apostolic Nun- Several rectly or indirectly Interfere with platform'plank promises: Castelgandolfo toward bills were introduced ceivably be brought to bear on cated provincial authoritiea who cio. “We shall adjust our the end of this week. While there The Archbishop was accused In "My decisions on every my conduct of the in immigra- Congress down public presidency me. , . . staged the rally. Among those of through the tion, and he will spreading communism and an- policy will fie own—as the national interest.” nationality refugee broadcast the Angelus years to award the Medal my a "I am now what reported at the rally was Mrs Mario Abreu of telling you policies to eliminate discrimi- over Vatican Radio archy by Penzo, Honor American, a Democrat and every Sun- to the chaplains, none- a you are entitled to know: That Delia Garcia Godoy, governor of Secretary of SENATOR KENNEDY said his nation and to enable members day and on the feast of the Justice, who said free man.” As- La theless, but the measures fail- my decisions on Vega province. that he should be declared record in public every public of scattered families abroad to sumption. per- ed of enactment. Sens. In his formal life—“supporting be Generalissimo Styles acceptance policy wjill my own—as an be united sA Trujillo retaliat- sona non grata. public education, supporting com- with relatives al- group of no Knights of Co- Bridges 15 in Memorial ed (R.-N.H.) and Stuart speech July Coli- American, a Democrat and a by trying to create a boycott’ The Trujillo government has plete separation of Church and ready in our midst’’ of the Symington (D.-Mo.) solved the seum, Senator Kennedy dealt di- free man.” Bishop among Catholics. tried to impress the outside state, and resisting pressures The dilemma by a bill rectly with the question of what IN the Demo- Japan to Ask loyalty of the world with introducing from source on EDUCATION, for country people its "close ties’’ with to role his any any issue”— THE CONVENTION nailed to- of La would tolerate provide that Congress au- religion will play in the should crats pledge: “Asa national in- Vega no the Church, to leave no doubts in any- Vermicular in Mass according some thorize a special gether a platform calling for lib- such interference. The situation Medal of Hon- coming campaign—and after, if vestment in our future we reports. Provincial governors and of he one's mind as to where he stands eral in the nation's pro- TOKYO (RNS)—The or, a design to be is elected. changes im- a Japan- threatened to explode. local approved on ths issue pose program of loans and , officials seek signed invita- of religion and ese has decided to by the President. He said he Is migration policy, a Federal sup- hierarchy However, an interchange of tions from pastors to “fully aware” politics. scholarship grants to assure that the Gen- The time „ port of education, and a broad petition the Holy See for per- views between Panal and place of the that the Democratic had qualified young Americans will Bishop and eralissimo that he party He added: “I hope that no mission requesting vis- to civil rights program. to use Japanese Instead Generalissimo it their ceremony which survivors taken “anew and hazardous have full opportunity for higher Trujillo brought parishes for a Te Deum. American, considering the real- of Latin at certain of about of the four will be risk” Entitled “The Rights of Man," parts a of tension. The It is clergymen by nominating a Catholic. critical education, at the institutions of lessening hinted that refusal to do so ly Issues facing this the sung Masses in this invited is being left to the dis- But he said the platform covers 37 fields on (Continued country. Generalissimo replaced the gov- will invite party by this on Page 2) grave consequences. cretion of the President. step had “placed Its confidence Devotion to Little Flower Deepens By Rev. Patrick O’Connor, O.F.M. tions that a clearer and deeper knowl- three, then two, then one of the LISIEUX, France of saint's one knew before World War . (NC) “Devo- edge St. Therese is spreading. There listers. 11. fn the tion to St. Therese terrible aerial of the Child Jesus seems to be less on favors bombardments and fire* emphasis Now all are has in obtained dead. A plaque on of 1944, about grown depth," a Carmelite nun and obtainable her in- June, two-thirds of the through an outer wall says that under said here. “Souls are tercession here, the town was The Cathedral learning more ful- and more on the distinctive shrine destroyed. of containing the remains of ly the saint’s message of humilty and holiness of which her intercession St St. Pierre, where St. Therese made her is a Therese, rest her in God.’’ fruit. sisters, Mother Agnes first Confession and hope de Jesus attended Mass with The (Pauline), 1861-1951, Sister her nun spoke from behind More to father, lost half its in the people seem appreciate Marie du Sacre-Coeur parishioners dark-curtained In her “Little (Marie), 1860- the grille a parlor of the Way" of spiritual childhood 1940, and Sister conflagration. convent where Genevieve de la Sainte St. Therese spent h»r as a serious based Happily, the cathedral, the program on solid Face (Celine), 1869-1959. Carmel, nine years of Carmelite life. The truths. the new—then unfinished—basilica and parlor On the terrace behind the is in an annex built since great the home of St. the saint’s Bookshops here display prominent- Basilica of St. family Therese, Lea now time. ly the saint’s Therese, com- Buissonnets, escaped destruction. The unabridged autobio- pleted, on a hill The overlooking the Benedictine convent that she knew still graphy, both in photo-facsimile and nuns’ abbey, where St. town, one finds the graves of her fa- exists as does the chapel, in great part printed text. The of the saint Therese went to school and received pictures ther and mother. Their remains but external additions have now were her first been made being published by the Carmel are exhumed Communion, was destroyed from the nearby to provide for pilgrims. from cemetery and 21 of the nunk killed. rcaiyfe photographs, including hi December, and “The 1957. relnterred Most of Lisleux pilgrims come in as great one that shows her washing clothes in here. The has been rebuilt numbers Inscriptions say: “Here as ever,” the Carmelite told the laundry. now, largely in the modern styles of rests the Servant of God, Louis Mar- me, “and we receive many All the that French reconstruction. (The Benedic- many, photographs the Car- tin, 1823-1894. .Here rests the letters.” . Servant tine nuns' melites possess of the saint will be of God, Zelie abbey, including their Chapel Many missionaries released Martin, 1831-1877.” of St. write to the Car- in a volume to appear about Therese, is still unfinished.) The mel of Lisieux, she said. She described the end of this year. THE town has bigger and less They number 38, DIOCESAN informative grown pic- their devotion to St. including four proc- Therese, who with taken before Therese esses for the beatification of the turesque. St. Francis Xavier saint’s is patron of all mis- entered the convent, two of her parents have But pilgrims still come because as a now been completed. They sions, as "really novice and the others are this is still the home town of touching.” of her as a two separate processes, conducted St. One of the Who professed of priests serve as nun. Most these have nev- side by side. Therese, possessing her remains and chaplains here, under Canon er been published before. “A large eloquent reminders of her dally life Georges number of letters have Durand, the pilgrimage They will be come outside and inside the convent. Her director, es- accompanied by *x- from many in- timated the countries, including fluence, it yearly total of pilgrims at plantory text, dates, etc.,* prepared by the United States, that is clear, did not depend sole- Rev. asking the fa- 1,300,000. The souls devoted to the Francois de Ste. Marie, Discalccd a ly on the antique charm of a Norman “ oU, * r of St. Therese be Carmelite ;" nd„ spirituality of St. Therese are "centers of Paris, who produced the beatified, the town. STRIFE-TORN CONGO REPUBLIC: American Carmelite nun told me. FLEE Catholic missionaries known of resistance" in ,the great masses facsimile edition The In the modern that of the saint's auto- writer, felt that the beatification Lisleux she is still have been in the new Congo at the •re materialism the dominant Republic outbreak of violence besieged by and world- biography. wou and g ve an Inspiring personality, this girl tobeen there have he example of reported the capital city of liness, said. Up to recent tunes the Carmelites, family life based with the steady gaze and firm mouth, "safe" in Leopoldville. An unidentified nun is on faith. shown in whose voices who has shown the refugee train arriving there from HERE praying one heard from that humble weak- Thysville The United Na- IN Lisieux one sees indlca- behind nSCr tlle Uain ‘ °>

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Michael Archbishop Gonii of elected provincial of -the Cincin- Malta the island’s Tha first diocesan-wide census It is slated for that the presented gov- nati province of the Orders Ailg. 27-31. agency wai aware of of in shows ernor with a silver* medal for his Friars Minor. Richmond, Va., a 20% The Catholic Men’s Association its contesta. assistance during celebrations Cardinal gain in Catholic population, and of Linz, Austria, has condemned Larraona has been Following a special Mass on marking the 1900th a total of 201,800. socialist eforts to the banks anniversary named a member of the Pontifi- legalize “mer- of the Seine River, of St. Paul’s A tragic fire killed more than cy and shipwreck there. cal Commission for the Codifi- killing" abortion in a pro- Paris, Bishop Jacques Menager 200 Rev. C. J. inmates of the Guatemala new penal McNaspy, S.J., an cation of Oriental Canon Law. posed code. blessed a large number of canal authority on Russia and dean of Rev. Alfred City mental hospital where the Catholics in Vienna have ask- used O’Rahilly, an Irish Sisters barges to transport coal, the of Charity staff a ed the College of Music at Loyola scholar ordained five govern- city to amend its scholar- wood and stone throughout north- years ago ment of 1,600 University, New has hospital patients.. ship law which keeps students at ern France. Orleans, at the age of 71 after serving as been named The Archbishop of Hobart, Aus- schools from associate editor of president of University College, religious competing The Bishop of Hiroshima, Ja- America, Jesuit tralia, has asked greater partici- for the awards. weekly review. Cork, has been named a domes- pan, will celebrate a Requiem Rev. Gerard pation by the laity in the liturgy The Roy,' C.S.Sp., Vic- tic prelate. Supreme Court in New Mass on Aug. 6 for the 78,000 of the Church. York ar General of Conakry, has reversed the conviction persons who died in the Guinea, Pax Romana world’s Africa, has been Bishops ... > will hold a plen- of Richmond first named pro- County News, Inc., atomic holocaust 15 years vincial Bishop Dragotin Nezic, ary session on 'The role of the on a superior of the Holy apostol- charge of distributing an ago. ic administrator of Porec Christian intellectual in the build- Ghost Fathers of Canada. and obscene magazine. While agree- The American Catholic Correc- Cardinal Pula diocese in has ing of Africa” at the of that Rnfino Santos, Arch- Yugoslavia, Abbey ing the magazine was ob- tional Chaplains Association will of been named Bishop there. Tioumliline near Azrou, Morocco. scene, the court held that the hold bishop Manila,erroneously re- its annual meeting in Den- ported aboard a U.S. airliner that prosecution had failed to vcr Died ... prove Aug. 28-Sept. 1. crashed near Manila, has ar- Mrs. Catherine McVlnney of Mexican Basilica rived in Spain. Providence, R. 1., 92, mother of Rev. Anthony J. Coolen, W.F., Bishop Russell J. of Be Rebuilt Religious article former McVinney May FOR SALEjmle master of novices, Frank- ryn ... aßd CARD Providence. MEXICO CITY (RNS) Pre- SHOp lin, was Pa., named provincial of Francis X. Thriving Busbies., Evc.lUnt location. low Rant. Bishop Gsell, re- liminary studies for the recon- Busy Suburban Town. the American A wonderful Province of the tired opportunity for active retired Bishop of Darwin, Austral- struction of the Basilica of Our persons. Reasonably Priced, White Fathers of Africa. for ia, a native of France who was Appointment: Write Bax Lady of Guadalupe —one of the St, Dr. Tom Dooley, famed THt ADVOCATE. 31 CIINTON jungle zealous in promoting the ad-* major shrines of the Western STREET, NEWARK J, N. J. doctor of Laos, returned vancement of the aborigines. there after hemisphere have been filed a recent examination with the Mexican government by showed no further signs of chest Mexican to basilica officials. cancer. Religious SAVE NOW! The reconstruction project, Ray F. executive Carmichael, Aid Migrant Workers necessitated by the hazardous director of- development at Man- VACATION MEXICO CITY (NC)- -i The condition of the structure as hattan New a College, York, has result of been Apostolic Delegate to Mexico has earthquakes and sinking elected the Mexican RETREAT FOR BLIND: Eager fingers scan secretary-treas- urged religious to pro- braillespiritual reading material during subsoil, will be studied by the TUNE-UP 13 urer of the American the 20th College vide spiritual care for hundreds annual retreat for blind men the Catholic Guild for the government’s Bureau of Urbaniz- Public Relations Association. sponsored by Blind, SPECIAL! of thousands of Mexican Over ation and the Bureau of Rev. migrant Brooklyn. 100 persons—blind and guides—were in attendance at the Engineer- Sylvan Becker, 0.F.M., workers in the United Bishop ing and Architecture of National former States. • MOTOR TUNE-UP director of 1 St. Joseph Molloy Retreat House, Jamaica, N.Y. Speaking to the first National Patrimony. A spokesman for the Training School for Franciscan agencies said “technical Congress-of Mexican Religious In- prob- • ADJUST BRAKES Brothers, Oldenburg, Ind., was lems construction and stitues, Archbishop Luigi Raimon- including urban characteristics” were still • COMPLETE di said the situation of migra- Senator LUBRICATION Asks ... to be resolved. workers is 6-cyl. tory a major prob- Kennedy • $l4-95 Reports in June that the 400- COOUNO SYSTEM lem of the Church in Mexico. (Continued from Page 1) vate educational institutions and increased and year-old basilica would be Other he respect under- totally Drain problems, said, are their have shouldered their lag md flmhing, ih.ck- choice, regardless of the share of standing.” demolished to make for a 8-cyl. the need of spiritual welfare for way Mg ham and tharmoitat. s]y.9s income of their the the ’parents.” burden,” plank states. new $8 million church raised a millions of Indians, many of B«dg»» Tow Repair* The plank that American It also says: “We believe that REITERATING "opposition to furor Mexican Catholics Part* whom are living in abject says among Lubricant*, Extra pov- education America the present admission of commu- faces a financial can meet its educational who are divided on the methods and the care of students crisis, erty, and that nist China to the United IFtCIALISTf IN COLLISION—tODY WORK from other Latin classroom shortage obligations only with generous Nations,” of reconstruction. American coun- alone is interfering with educa- Federal financial support, within the platform says that Red China The Bureau of Urbanisation has l*t. Itjl L Ambrotino, Praaldaat tries, of whom about are 19,000 tion of 10-million students. the traditional framework of local must do an about-face before ties that basilica A RMS HUDSON ILVD., JIRSIY CITY ■tudying in Mexico. It suggested anew be control.” with the U. S. can be estab- SIRVICI DIPT. Entrance acknowledges that teachers, par- It calls for Federal erected over the present one. The » lished. SKILLMAN Ava. • Ol MOOO ents, school officials, states and grants to states for classrooms, old colonial church would then bd normal 7.R0 A. communities are battling bravely teachers' salaries and the other “Although diplomatic demolished except for valuable O*M Dally M. •• 7:30 P. M. relations Wad. Till * - against the problem while the pressing educational needs. between our govern- and functional sections. P.M. Claud Sat. ments Federal government is dragging are impossible under pres- Another plan is to construct the SWEEPING CHANGES in civ- ent its heels. > conditions, the platform new edifice on land adjacent to il were advocated “With limited prf- rights by the states, "we shall welcome any the present basilica. The old resources, Democrats. evidence that the Chinese com- structure could then be demol- Their states: “We believe munist plank government is genuinely ished and the new one moved to auto' that every school district affected Dr. Ronald Kolbert prepared to create anew rela- the present site. Other plans call the (U.S.) Court’s by Supreme tionship based on respect for in- for the complete reconstruction of school decision LOANS SURGEON CHIROPODIST desegregation ternational obligations, including the present basilica. should submit a plan providing the release of American prison- ANNOUNCES THE OF COST rot ir «r OPENINp for at least first-step compliance ers.” LESS HIS NEWARK OFFICE FOR THE St. by 1963, the 100th anniversary of Paul’s W*’ll land you the mongy you n**d to TREATMENT OF ALL FOOT AIL- IN MILWAUKEE Abbey m FIDELITY the a call for buy i new cir -or a good UNKMf MENTS. Emancipation Proclamation.” used on*. #- candidates Our low discount The plank calls for a permanent to start talking issues Schedules Fair rat* it only s4*7, 786 BROAD ST. rather than ywr per $lOO (slightly on usod commission on civil rights with personalities in the NEWTON Rt. Rev. Charles hlghgr "Hwt'i c*rs). Essy monthly t» Another (cor. broadened presidential election ropgymtnt Bargain- Market St.) powers, an end to dis- campaign V. Abbot of St. up 3 Coriston, 0.5.8., to years. You needn't be • de- crimination in Federal was made by Cardinal Hungry Consumer, With ' N. housing Cushing Paul’s has announ- Potitor.positor. All 12 offices are Mon NEWARK, J. of Boston. Abbey here, open Monday The programs, equal employment op- ced that the annual Mission Fair > evenings. Uncontrollable Urge •v appointment to and elimination Here deliver a sermon at portuniUes, of a will be held on the abbey grounds field Mass St. To Buy He Sees MArket 3-0484 literacy tests and poll tax re- honoring Camillus, the weekend of July 22-24. Everything of the quirements for voting. patron hospitals, Cardinal The family-style fair, including Advertised In The spoke during e press conference. and will DEALING WITH games, rides, prizes, LAKE MOHAWK foreign policy He recalled his with feature Advocate Classified and international friendship an outdoor chicken bar- rust affairi, the the family of Sen. John F. Ken- ; becue dinner on Saturday eve- ompany Market JOSEPH F. MURPHY platform contain* blanket indict- nedy and his Place" prediction that Sen- ning and Sunday afternoon and REAL ESTATE menta of communism. says “to ator would be of New -- INSURANCE Ijt Kennedy nominat- the evening. Jersey M K* rulers of the communist ed for President ItKN l\|s 111 ll.li) |i on the first bal- On fair world: display at the will be PARKWAY 9 S2 0 We confidently accept lot at the b Democratic national a pictorial exhibit of the work of BOX 104 * • SPARTA. N your challenge to competition in convention. But he declined to UntoaCtty-WoMNaw Ver* the Benedictine fathers and _ every field of human effort Mambar Padant . predict the /' Bogus inavrsitea . . outcome of the No- Brothers in their far-flung mis- We believe communist ide- your vember balloting. sion fields. The abbey’s liturgical ology to be sterile, unsound and Cardinal Cushing said there is vestments will also be on dis- doomed to failure.” no such thing as "A Catholic play. The platform pledges.long-term vote.” The purpose of the mission international to the "I wouldn’t cooperation use the term ‘Cath- Fair, to which the public is in- of ” underdeveloped areas the olic President’ he added, ."any is to make the ideals of the world. It said also: “In Latin more than I would use the term Sted,medictlne life better under- America we shall restore the President' ‘Presbyterian or stood, and to provide an oppor- AHEAD You ew'thowt o Good Neighbor based on President’ for beautiful bedroom policy ■Quaker or ’Unitarian tunity all to meet members ft far closer economic President.’ cooperation of the community and to assist LIE THE GREAT SHRINES OF EUROPE without a beautiful them in their work. bed. This jp- -j bed is from our Swedish pS Guild Collection. Rome Rules Order 'JL r & 5° is the Borgos Borgos j-Vi- 1 triple dresser. Far I the*’^' Press Insurance M*. Promotion . Soi.*.*£ man's chest. For—you of all kinds ROME, (NC) Rules at the Rome it— adopted diocesan 993 KEARNY AVENUE It the men. That's because they're synod urged Catholics to circulate Catholic publications KEARNY, N. J. to at their places of work. 9° together. and *3fSl Oh, don't The 010101 4 tOIOOI synod rules also call upon Catholics to read the UNIT M. tun f° e the various n 9 f night table. publications available, contribute news and articles Very important WIUIAM J. OIACCUM and to provide aid for the suc- in bedrooms beds. The cess of Catholic publications. Him* WYimm 14700 alongside press. The full text of the con- sUtution FIVE ARTICLES of the new has not yet been re- entiee in beautiful walnut. leased. group code which goes into effect Nov. Rome’s 1. are devoted to the duty of Catholics and partic- WoHh Catholics ularly members of all forms gathering. Very. regarding the Catholic of CANADIAN Catholic action are urged to regard full support of the Cath- olic press and Catholic publica- tions as an "honor and a PILGRIMAGE duty.” Catholic journalists ara urged to promote Christian morals and TOURS-CRUISES report Church triumphs and persecutions fully. The rules al- Featuring: -j-U’’ so call upon them to defend the Church from attacks and to St*. Ann* de B*aupr* "bring the of the Church teaching Our Lady of th* Cap* clearly and accurately before their readers.” St. Joaoph'a Oratory The new constitution urges pas- Montreal and Qu*b*e tors to work for the spread of THERE ON THE SCENIC Catholic literature in their par- SAIL SUNLANE ABOARD THE toyn, mm It, hotri ishes and to maintain aihttMlAf display MMMMOdItIOM liurtnlita LUXURY LINERS INDEPENDENCE AND racks of Catholic publications In CONSTITUTION MontrwQ and Chateau Frontwae their churches. - Parish priests are advised to (Quotoc), lU DotorcoacJi tnm This summer combine a unique religious and culturalexperi- organize and maintain li- portitlM hi Cauda, tour aacort ence with wonderful parish a ocean vacation. Along the Sunlaneyou braries where Catholics ob- Md SphttMl Uadar ire provided. may see more than the sea you the Azores tain suitable books and ... glide past green en publica- Warily dhpiftwM fro* route to Gibraltar. Ahead tions. Algeciras, are the Mediterranean Catholic Montreal and New Yort (da rill) that within reach parents are reminded ports put you easy of Europe’s outstanding of the shrines. grave responsibility which JUNE ta SEPTEMBER they have of insuring that Cath- From Lisbon 7 DAYS • from |IU you can easily visit the Basilica of Fatima. olic publications are available to Convenient rail or air connections at Cannes take to all the family. you certain to obtain th* Lourdes. Close to Barcelona is the Monastery of Montserrat 80. And from and Genoa it’s a few COMMEMORATIVE: The Vatican Radio Aid accommodationa Naples only hours to Romo and St. Peter’s. 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MAiket 3-1710 668 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK N. DIGBY sion meaning “truly, certainly.” 19, V, 4-3000 Austria Ratifies St. Michael’s Makes July 21, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 3 Church Pact Archbishop Warns U.S. Is

VIENNA (NC) - Austria’s Staff Parliament has ratified the No Word ofN.J. Priest Appointments agreement concluded earlier this Behind on Vocations year between the Holy See and Falling NEWARK—St. Michael’s Hospital has announced Austria. NEW YORK (NC)—Archbish- In Mission the appointment of Dr. Leonard Fisher as director of The settled Archbishop Boland stated Congo agreement two op Boland of Newark warned questions that although the or nun Biochemistry and Endocrinology and Dr. Milton Cord as arising out of the fail- that the U. S. Catholic Church priest WASHINGTON Two Ameri- brothers. Of the four other broth* not ure of Austria to docs have to be director of ' enforce its 1934 is behind” responsible can Hematology. "falling in voca- for his missionaries—one a Negro ers, one lives in Newark, two in concordat with the Holy See. support, his will is not Both tions. He spoke at a religious priest from New Jersey—are Washington and another is a physicians will be active in teaching and re- In accordance his own he or she must be with concordat vocations known to have been stationed member of the Divine Word search at both St. Michael’s rally sponsored by obedient in Fa- stipulations, the new Diocese of the school of to the will of their su- the strife-torn and education of Ford- Congo prior to the thers stationed in Bay St. Louis, at Seton Hall College of Eisenstadt the perior and. in case of a replaces Apos- ham University. The Archbish- parish outbreak of violence there. How- Miss. Medicine. Sister M. Felicitas, tolic Administration of priest, to the needs of his flock. Burgen- op that the State said land. pointed out since 1950 ever, Department The priest-brother is Rev. Ar- S.F.P., hospital administrator, Rev. Michael J. McLaughlin, here the total Catholic popula- that it has had no word of thur Winters, S.V.D., who re- also announced the appoint- Claims for restoration of director of vocations in the tion has risen 38%, while the the priest’s whereabouts since ceived a letter from Father Rich- ment of Dr. Eugene Slowinski Church properties confiscated by Rockville Centre said number of vocations increased diocese, Congolese troops mutinied. ard shortly before the Congo as assistant director of Medical the nazis during their occupation there are two main mistakes only 18%. The Jersey missionary is Rev. gained its independence. In the Education (Pbstetrlcs-Gynecol- were also setled. made by those who to Richard Auxiliary Bishop James H attempt Winters, S.V.D., a'na- letter, Father Richard indicated ogy) and Dr. John K. Donahue Only eight members of the Griffiths direct persons with religious tive of of New York declar- Atlantic City. Both he that the situation "was a little as assistant director of Medical neonazi Liberal party voted vocations. ed that it would be “tragic” to and Mother Margaret Mary Finn tense." Education (Surgery). against ratification. All 79 mem- put so muefy emphasis on the of the Religious of the Sacred bers of the Catholic-oriented THE FIRST, he said, is the Dr. Fisher, a 1954 Peo- graduate role of laymen in the Church “sort of direction Heart, a native of Ohio, were AVA MARIA means "Hall, of the ple’s party and the 78 Socialist (which) aims University of Chicago Dr. Fisher Dr. that vocations were stationed in missions in Cord party members voted for religious at penance for the sake of Leopold- Mary.” Medical School, will ratifi- He blamed pen- ville Province. The supervise cation. neglected. the rela- ance, sacrifice for the sake of nun has been the routine chemical proce- 1949, the latter in 1954. The for- tive decline in religious voca- reported safe in Leopoldville. But the of sacrifice, and drains all of the dures and the mer opposition the So- of Father laboratory per- completed training in the tions on the effects 20th- joy out of the spiritual life Winters’ post was in Os sortnel and will cialist party continues to prevent by develop the residency program of Obstet- century materialism and secu- Bagata, near Or- full failling to identify the proper Banningville. sub-specialty of endocrinology rics and at implementation of the con- larism. dained in Gynecology George- motive with all of the exercises 1941, he was assigned at St. Michael’s. town in cordat, long a thorny issue in to the 1955, while the latter of self-denial.” Congo in 1952 and has Austrian politics. Still to be BISHOP who He will also separate received his M.S. in Surgery GRIFFITHS, been there ever since except for a develop settled are delivered the Archbishop Boland giving The second mistake “links laboratories for from where questions concerning keynote address, a brief visit home. sea special tests in Georgetown, he the marriage laws and Catholic told some 600 and the address on the spiritual life and perfec- his field of spent five years as resident nuns priests opening His mother is in interest, as will Dr. a schools. living Pleas- that “the role of the is second tion in it with a meticulous per- Fisher, a 1955 in surgery. laity day of Fordham’s antville, N.J., with of his graduate of Yale There is little formance two chance that the important, but it would be trag- of a series of devo- University Medical School. 10th annual Institute on concordat as tions," he said. Their studies a whole will be en- ic if it were regarded as a sub- will include radio- Father forced and “There Callahan in the near future since stitute for the religious state.” Religious Sacerdotal is a lack of empha- diagnostic and therapeutic pro- large sections of the The also stated that Vocations. The sis on why the act of devotion cedures, assays of steroids in In New Post People’s Bi&hop Archbishop party join socialists in there is is performed and the in- blood and the' their “an ever on why urine, tests of blood NEW YORK - Rev. James T. increasing talked “The Vocation POSTAGE opposition to the'treaty’s dividual desires to it coagulation and Callahan, Newark archdiocesan provi- percentage” of persons who perform immuno-hema- sions Apostolate.” most . . when serve nail concerning marriage laws. have entered the seminary or in the precise manner,” MOVING? . you by tological procedures. priest serving as chaplain with at Mohawkl We pay The concordat provides that convent and then left. Father McLaughlin said. Drs. Slowinski and the Armed .. Donahue Forces, has received Catholics passionate . Many people both wt both cannot get a divorce Conformity or obedience are think are graduates of George- anew assignment according to today that God is God nor, as often happens at present, thought today to be for the Latest ' town University, the former in the Military Ordinariate. because we elected Him." Priests Told to Shun to FLORIDA contract another marriage rec- “squares,” Bishop Griffiths Dividend Father Callahan's new address Archbishop Boland declared Work as 31* by the Accountants ognized state. said. “It's corny to be com- CALIFORNIA is: , that young people will not be VIENNA (NC)—A widespread 4 \-' Chaplain, 2nd Marine won to the religious life compounded tints yearly Division, by demand Hungarian farmers in nrn them it by PARIS FMF; Camp Lejeune, N.C. telling Is an easy way SAVINGS INSURD BONDS that priests act as accountants TO slo^ooo of life. Claude on collective farms has Becker of resulted SI starts ot mote an ImvrMN But he' also a , urged superiors in diocesan directive against Just mail check. By return mall of convents and will for CHILDREN seminaries not such activities, it was reported you receive account book and Tablet Dies at 84 to discourage young people’s here. ENGEL BROTHERS (tee postage envelope. for DELICIOUS vocations by making their early Rev. 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Warroauui m »«*«*<. wuuouteoaeuca building. at la* i^eaxu.. OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE aj 605 Parkar Art. St of MArket NtoansneH, at Canta PftUUtUS Pitu tonHamburglip*. RUT MJMO Dozens youngsters workedlong hours Telephone W*«o t Umm YaJltyU 14m Up 14 during recess WWABLIiI l|,,M rilllAl MMIIt 11111 OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL I 14 | HiMMMM and lunch time to make the mosaic. FIVE-THIRTY 4 THE ADVOCATE July 21, 1960 FBI Director Warns Of U.S. Campus Infiltration by Reds Latin Congress to Foil Reds WASHINGTON (NC) Di- When riot charges had been misguided' us. We were led by warning by saying: BUENOS AIRES (NC) Car- approval, encouragement and rector J. Edgar Hoover of the dismissed against 62 of those our World own convictions and we "Looking at the riots and dinal Caggiano announced that an benediction of Journal Federal Bureau of Investiga- arrested during the May 12-14 still Pope John'XXIII. Stamp stand firmly by them.” chaos communists have created Inter-American Marian The here will congress meeting be the first tion has warned that the Com- mob violence so as not to have The FBI director said that in other here November munist USA, has the of countries, many Amer- next will be the of a scries of similar congresses Party, stigma a conviction on the Communist “is elated “launched their Party icans point to the strength of opening move toward molding in which, the Cardinal said, tha Honors Ohio Priest a major campaign records, Mr. Hoover re- with the success it in our Catholics with its enjoyed nation and say ‘lt can’t of North and South "grave danger of communism” youth as target.” ported, 58 of the group signed to make LOS ANGELES (RNS)—An entire issue attempting a fiasco” happen here.’ The communist America into a united front will be of COROS Chron- Mr. Hoover made a special a statement which declared in of the studied in the light of icle, international journal of committee’s San Fran- success in San Francisco in against communism. Collectors of Religion on Stamps report to the House Committee part: Marian doctrine to develop a con- Society has cisco hearings. May, i960, that it (COROS), been dedicated to Rev. S. on Un-American Acitivites in “Nobody incited proves can The Cardinal said the meeting, crete program “in defense of tha Aloysius us, nobody Mr; • Hoover concluded his Fremont, 0., in recognition of his contributions which he illustrated communist happen here.” scheduled for Nov. 10-13, has the reign of Christ.” to the of nobby stamp collecting. strategy and tactics in the Occasion the award was to the 61-year-old priest of the rioting during the Committee’s RESORTS St. Gabriel RESORTS RESORTS RESORTS §° , Badge by the International St. Gabriel May 12-14 hearings in San RESORTS society, international federation of collectors Francisco. stamp who spe- SPRING LAKE SPRING cialize in with LAKE ASBURY PARK asbury stamps a religious theme or motif. He said that American cam- park OCEAN GROVE Father Horn is the first American to receive this puses have become “prime tar- honor. gets for communist infiltration PRoipect 4-8826 5-9508 LAKENSEA HOTEL Dr Jose * YOU* HOME AWAY FROM HOME PRoipact F. Auman of and recruitment efforts . . . II Seavlew . " Vienna, president Avt. PR 4-2111 of the St. Gabriel Society, hailed the priest for with party spokesmen seizing HOTEL Ocean Grove. N. J. “indefatig- BRIGHTON from Block to Aabury able research on Christian motifs V 4 blk. ocean: on and to project N Park. Nr. Cafatarla; comfortable stamps,” for hun- every opportunity room*, dreds of OPEN AIL not A cold articles contributed to both religious and philatelic their views.” YEAR runnlna water. Color TV. R,t *■«' * Sept. Continental publications around the world. 211 Third Avenue • 1 Block Iron beach • SfJ*. *» Mr. Hoover described the Asbury Park, N. J. Bkft. Included. DAVID JOHNSON. Mar. 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BATNINO BIACU _ _ OCCUPANCY by he said ELEVATOR TO he was “sure” vows Aug. 1956 in Wash- Tntmo CM Laockooaa Mr lottan STREET ENTRANCE and contracep- on 26, INCLUDINO design proud public subscrib- tion is M9TKI Mr-Coailtlaaod Dial* lass FRII CONTININTAL A'jBURTS NEWEST OCEAN-FROM psychologically, emotion- ington. He also studied BREAKFAST. ers to artificial birth during Mnaada Room aad Car control,” HOT SALT WATIR BATHS ally and socially harmful. the •Nf. Tom la, Sparta a satin AND 100% he said. summer at St. Stanislaus Col- 1 ABC Pracraat ■ATHINO AVAILABLE FIREPROOF HOTEL he |SMINI BEICM U SaparrHad AathrtUaa Mr CMMrw Instead, explained, he chal- lege, Paris. He will return to Baaiaalaat BOOLKIT ON RBQUIST to Maaatttk Part Rata TMak A STATEMENT in the Time lenged the widespread assump- Rome in September to study sa- FREE PARKINO smashn or tuitoi atsom 111 Third Ave. tion that it is JAMES J. rASRIU, Ban Mfr. Park, NJ. article that due to cultural in- not harmful. Sev- cred and other AMBRICAN SHOREHAM theology subjects FLAN July Ut l.pt. 4th mix m. rr ■ . >-R *-*4M Auden, in. m«r. fluences Catholics eral specialists on the for WITH Prae Octal) Bathlnt Pram Haiti practice birth question two more years. MEALS Oaawxatlaatl PSaaa OMaaa MW have Beat location. 1 block to baacb. Home- indicated that there is emo- On 31 he will offer his ■ iaaaaal July Ilka atmoapbara. Naar reatauranta tional and damage from the practice first Solemn Mass at 10 a.m. in churchea. Room ratea—Weekly, alnila of ■«!! *60.00 & Two Hacks from St. Catharlaa’a Ckartk *lB up. Doubla 111 par paraon. Alio contraception and these opin- St. Mary’s Church, West New private batha. to a tofot VauMm On. Block from Oc.an A H. ions alone should Lake J O'Connor J. Helmbecker, i Joseph Browne be “sufficient York. Rev. James A. ownara Weisbecker, Oc.an A Pool Bathlnf. Golf. T.nnla, ON THE to warrant further scientific will be the OCEAN re- pastor, archpriest. Ht*P Soa riihlnf. Th.at.n, ate. Avail. CLIFTON by-lhe-fea search • POOL I 6ABANA CLUB AT SEA among those who are in- Rev. admin- Ph. 01 bun t-fOt. M. Private Beach Glorious Surf N. J. Eugene Fanelll, B. TAYLOR PHUT HOTEL PROM OCEAN GIRT, Company tellectually he 10* 3rd Ava. ASBURY PARK, N. At Th & 2nd honest,” said. istrator of Our Lady of Libera FAMOUS HOTEL* J. a Boardwalk Avo. Haw Pact Friendly Family Hotel. Homey Atmoe- Swimming West New York, will be ■ Church, phere. Ito 4 ■ OUR S&th YEAR 1960 I.arae airy rooma. Ocean View. ASBURY PARK, N. J. and Sun Patio Dellcloua Home Cooked Maala. EM Vatican Represented deacon and Rev. Ward Bonncau, up ;h*M» InMw-la Cwtw *4 Tm MODIFIED wkly per peraon Without Meala (13 up AMERICAN AND Institutional subdeacon. Rev. Mal- The Warren each. O.Carm., Hewitt y wkly Bathlnf Privilege*. •"■waL^ara*.#^ EUROPEAN PUNS At Festival Joaaphlna Parlallo, PR «-»»71 A 4-0140 - Fishing achy Smith, dean of the Carmel- DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN H rm-HHimM COCKTAILS • DINNER Cleaning Supplies ANCONA, Italy The Holy ite College, Niagara Falls, will ' AT SPRING LAKE, N. J. _.hf Day DANCING NIGHTLY See was the Dress in room. Lunch up p»kW» Ommir AiH CANS • MATS • SOAR among exhibitors at preach. Rev. Albert Mark, assist- Wellington your InH The Poughkeepsie JUJ* - N to Ukn-faM the iNCkvoaa mi International Festival ant of St. will be your Bathing Suit TheS >oHth Ave. Atbury ROUSH • (ROOMS • Fishing pastor Mary’s, SPRING LAKE . . . Park, N. C*mtnllnantal Irnkfiit AU-Cmtoito MUSH IS held in this BEACH, N. J. Beach is t- *6 seaport town. master of ceremonies. *nUt« YOURS—No crowds!* PR 5-1265 • Block oa Lai Front * SURF WAX SRONORS • RAILS American Plan or luropaan Plan ROOM The pavilion was erected only two Blko from Ocoon. Pool. 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OwntrMgra. 3JJ Wm J7W I*.*, K n Tort C*» TO PLACE AN AD IN THE RESORT SECTION CALL MA 4-0700 Prayer, Mass Are July 21,1960 THE ADVOCATE 5 Weapons of Freedom NEW YORK (RNS) Prayer and the Mass were called the most powerful weapons of the Church in its ef- fort to liberate communist-dominated nations, in services here that marked the opening of Captive Nations Week. In a sermon in St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Msgr. John J. Dougherty, president of Seton Hall declared University, that the ance was proclaimed by Presi- “spiritual authority and dignity dent Eisenhower to manifest the of the Church forces are behind support of the American people man’s struggle for political, eco- for those under Communist dom- nomic, civil and religious free- ination. dom.” Msgr. Dougherty said the peo- “The United States is the hope ples behind the Iron Curtain had oi the ” AT SERRA A captive nations Msgr no weapons “save the MEET: group of 45 from New attended the recent Serra In- explosive Jersey Dougherty said, “because they force of and that this ternational ideas,” convention at Dallas. Among them were Serra Club look upon us as the (from left) presi- citadel of was the force “that communist dents Cyril Collins, fteedom. This is the Paterson; James V. McNamara, Ridgewood; Joseph Reilly, destiny com- imperialism fears.” To their un- mitted to us by Oranges; John Lauter, Bloomfield; Msgr. John J. Cassels, Ridgewood chaplain; history, and we ceasing cry of protest,” he said, must be worthy of it.” Joseph A. Abbott, Paterson, District 22 this country "should add strong governor; and S. Jack Helsper, Oranges, Declaring that communist ide- former political and diplomatic meas- governor. Msgr. Edward J. Scully, Paterson chaplain; Rev. James L. Fal- ology was “so opposed to the ures.” CAPTIVE NATIONS WEEK: Slovak-clad Jean Kuhlan, 12, kisses the ring of Car- lon, Morristown and Rev. Carl A. nature of man and the chaplain; Wagner, Trenton also at- God of Representatives of 23 commu- chaplain, dinal Spellman of New York after a at tended. the nature that it cannot endure,'4 he nist-dominated special service St. Patrick’s Cathedral Following convention many Serrans made a pilgrimage to the Shrine of European coun- marked the added: “Captive Nations Week opening of Captive Nations Week. of 23 communist, Our of tries, many in colorful national Representatives Lady Guadalupe in Mexico. is a cry of protest dominated against com costumes, attended the Mass at nations, dressed in their native in the event mumst costumes, participated tyranny that shall not be St. Patrick's and met afterward silenced until such time as free- with Cardinal Spellman. The dom and independence shall have Name Mass was celebrated by the Very 5 American been achieved.” 24 Prelates Rev. John A. Flynn, president of Pope, Cardinals Attend The week-long national observ- St. John’s University. To Council Commission Funeral of Cardinal Biondi Post Office Anti-Obscenity ROME (NC) Cardinal Pietro A detachment VATICAN CITY (NC) —Five North American national character to their of the Italian bishop Antonio Samore, Secretary prelates mem Fumasoni Biondi, for 10 are 57 Offense years army with flags and a band salut- of the Sacred for among churchmen named by Pope John XXIII to bership. Strengthened Apostolic in Congregation Delegate the U.S., ed the Pope on his arrival at the Ecclesiastical Af- All but eight of the theological was buried here Extraordinary liturgical and theological commissions for the WASHINGTON (NC) - Presi- scenity dealer. July 16 with church where he preparing commission consultors was received by fairs, and Angelo are mem- dent has into Under full honors of Church and state in Archbishop Second Vatican Council. Eisenhower signed - the new law the depart- Most Rev. Michael Substitute bers of religious societies. They law the Browne, 0.P., Dell’Acqua, Secretary two measures ment presence of Pope John XXIII Dominican are: John J. designed to may no longer impound Master General. of State. The entire They Bishop Wright, Pittsburgh; Auxili- include four Jesuits, three Fran- give the Post Office and 24 Cardinals. diplomatic Department mail on its own authority, but The Mass was celebrated by accredited to the ary Bishop James H. Griffiths, ciscans, two Dominicans, two greater On the before corps Holy Se« power to combat mail or- seek an order night the funer- New may impounding Archbishop Sigismondi. was present, as well York; Msgr. Joseph Fenton, Francis Oblates of Mary der al the of the as repre- Msgr. Brennan of Phila- Immaculate, obscenity. from a Federal district court. body Cardinal, who The Vatican Secretariat of sentatives of the Catholic University of two one Italian govern- America; delphia in his dea friendly which prevailed for more Like communists ure to be as ; everywhere, the Cuban than half a concerned with the century. If you mean the actual stations exact record as we are. as are erected in Churches Remember they that our dates are the answer is that this is true. not named in the same as Senator way In churches, convents and the Kennedy the dates of early Christian Preferred the stations like, are erected on times. Our calendar is different. . The Catholic the walls. The stations them* community in thii country may to Remember too that assuring those who ponder our nation’s future records take justifiable in the selection selves are the wooden crosses pride of John F. and sense of national did not survive in abundance the purpose. that affixed to the Kenpedy as the nominee of the Democratic Party The are walls, youthful nominee now confronts the her- destruction, natural and human, whether to compete for the Presidency in November. a painted or sculptured The culean efforts demanded by the campaign for the of the ages. Senator is present or For young from Massachusetts, is a November Wt must be image not. repre- elections. It is too much to content then to re- sentative Catholic by virtue of his expect these permanent stations wood is character, his that the question of ply merely that we are not sure the Senator’s religion is ac- and the gifts of mind and It is tribute to to required indulgences can* personality. a tually buried. Without doubt this ai the precise date and year the Catholic question, if not be connected with them community as well as to the Ken- buried, will rise of Our Lord’s death and for un* again tp haunt the campaign. less wooden is nedy family that he was chosen. The We AdamLost that a cross used. skillfully can only hope that it will be handled fairly. Preter-Natural reason two chief answers and the However, the indulgences of tha managed campaign personal energy of In the may be found In various books. judgment of many, and one to which we the Senator do not detract from the of One opinion Way of the Cross may also be validity subscribe, the American people have grown to puts it that the 14th this observation. attached to ordinary crosses or Energy and skill are assets, not fuller Nizan (the of the political maturity since 1928. May the day Passover) liabilities, in the field of .There has been With fell crucifixes for use outside of politics. saner and sounder part of our people demon- Gifts Grace on Friday, Apr. 3 of the Church. of the but Along In this case the cross criticism campaign, nothing has been strate a maturity that will far exceed the dark year 33, and on that day Christ revealed that would Frank J. of needs only be of some material argue against the Senator’s areas of By Sheed the ful died. bigotry and ignorance that may emerge. "Eve-ate-the-apple-we-get- for any lights we can get that honesty and integrity. the-stomach-ache" Another is not easily broken; it does Another question that will be variety. But, upon it. • opinion claims that Not freely discuss- God created man with the na- not have to be of wood. ■ every public utterance or taken ed with no disposition to mock, Christ died in the position by pundits is "the Catholic vote.” The tural life of we' Obviously there is something year 30 on Mr. ex- aoul and body, and by Kennedy will please aU Catholics. His can still find something the 7. Q. Do you know of perience of those who are within the Catholic with Sanctifying Grace, God dwel- baffling in solidarity of the whole Friday, Apr. a place critics must realize that they would not The full discussion please community is that the of human race clear to God but of the prob- where a Catholic couple could concept a monolithic ling in his soul and pouring super- everyone any more than he does were their The difference between the not lem may be seen in the spend week opin- political mass of Catholics moving to vote for natural life into it. In addition to us, that He could so treat "Life of a or so In a com* ions and positions to He of Christ" subjected such public scru- Sen *tor is testing men and angels is the race Some in- by Giuseppe Ricciotti bination of exercises Kennedy a figment of the imagina- gave to man preter natural as one thing. spiritual as his. Catholics gifts. not the tiny of both parties therefore tion. There problem. The angelic volvement (translated by Alba as well as the out-of-door are shades of opinion within the not supernatural in the fate of others Zizzamia; act- feel with the race could may pleased choice of the delegates Church in not be tested in an we take for father published by Bruce, of a resort? matters theological and liturgical, as but rather granted—a 1947) pages ivity gt Los and the per- individual • Angeles, Church may rejoice that well as matters angel, for there is makes decisions for his 161-167. A. I do not. some political. Undoubtedly some fections of the family, Perhaps one of her communion has been no race. placed in a posi- Catholics will vote for the angelic Men are re- a ruler for his people: the soli- reader might assist us. Senator for the reason natural—guard Q. Who la the patron saint of tion of such eminence. that he is lated to one another, because of the a Catholic. This is surely no worse it against darity family and the na- secretaries and of The selection of Mr. ing we lawyers? Kennedy also does honor than Toting for him because he is are all brought into being, tion sufficiently explains the fact young or good- destruction or A. St. Genesiua of Arles la the to the Democratic Party. It is a of procreated, by others. proof politi- looking, and there are who will of one fman’s will being decisive cal many cast their damage; nota- patron of secretaries; for he was maturity, for the choice was not made with- Not so angels. Each is cre- for all. votes on these criteria. Our political system U ble these clerk to the court before which Forty Hours out the realization the among ated whole and entire that Senator’s religious not perfect, but it is so much better by God, We do not see a similar soli- than the were Christians were tried but he re- faith is an added risk in the immunity he can call other coming campaign. rest, that we should thank God for no 'angel fa- darity for all men whatsoever—- it and go from suffering fused to continue taking notes The Party Is to be commended for the about the ther. Our souls are the direct the is from Archdiocese of Newark courage Job of making it better in a spirit of and and foreigner remote and therefore suffered to take that risk. This death, creation of martyr- July 14, me maturity should be re- gratitude. God, but by bodily our mind, the dead more remote, integrity. dom. 7th Sunday Aftar Pentecost descent we are all children of remotest the unborn 6f all. But have three St. There ae of Lltleux* 174 Jefferson This last is the Adam. Lawyers patrons: Ave.a Cressklll perhaps one we And in our father we of them is remote to no one the 'St. Ivo, St. Genesius Villa of the Sacred Heart* Caldwell look back to with the fell. and St. greatest But why? How could his of who not Our Lad* of the Blessed Sacrament; eye God, only makes Thomas More. ' Jesuit longing, for it means that His sin involve us? That is the 28 Llvlnfston Ave„ Roseland real all men, but makes them in His July 31a If4o Spread nature Something of the lives of these was wholly at peace: the problem, and we must ba grate- own Ith Sunday After Pentecost Announcement image. saints be in cornea from the Jesuit head- in Catholic body was subject to the soul, the may seen Butler’s St. Anthony’s, 19ft Walnut St. North- ethics, and thoroughly trained in the vale quarters in Rome that the New York of lower of the soul “Lives of the Saints," or In Coul- province arts, science and other fields of culture, have powers to the Our Lady of Good Counsel. 157 the has been son: "The Saints." Honeysuckle Dr., Washington Tovnv Society divided into two separate made their mark in the higher, the natural habits wholly world, and many of •hip Provinces New York and harmonious Is ‘Daniel Mason’ Buffalo. Head of the them have reached positions of great with the supernatur- Q. In the saying, "Because new influence Diocese Paterson Buffalo Province is Very Rev. James J. and trust in section of the al, the whole man united with thou are lukewarm I shall vomit of every country. July 14, Its, Shanahan, S. J., who for 10 was President God. thee years When we stress the cultural out of my mouth,” what Is 7th Sunday Afttr Pantacoit St. accomplishments of Peter’s College in Jersey City. of the Newest Red meant by being St. Jam** tIM Greater, Montafue Jesuits, we are apt to overlook or disre- lukewarm? si, me The Jesuits make THE POINT of union, for the Agent? July always good news copy. gard their powerful influence and their A. These wor. Common aiding Soviet aggres- Rev. W. A. Purcell, Pref. statute books, it was defeated by the legislature. In this and must have felt the full irony of nist who this July 28, July 39 Friday St. Martha. day age, when there is such sion, and will leadership "Daniel Virgin. look we have to declare 1912 Simple. White. Gl. 2nd Coll. Primarily we upon the Jesuits as educa- widespread revolt against lawful it. Pride had wrecked him, pride Mason” happens to be. St. Fell* authority, when the subversionists here Rev. *nd Companion*! 3 A IN). Common tors. The entire country is dotted with institu- obedience should wreck men. as being Joseph Marczinko, July is looked as something Prof. upon archaic, "out of bounds." THIS 1935 tions that have founded. and SUGGESTION becomes 28, July 30 Saturday. Mae* of Bleeeed they Here in the East we respect is tagged as an anachronism, it is Virgin for Saturday. Simple. White. have FOR ADAM, the Individual THE more pertinent when we read in Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles H. Fordham, Georgetown, Holy Cross, Boston consoling and to WORKER of 10 bold- Fifth Uaaa la aald. Gl. 2nd Coll. SS. refreshing see a Society like results July man, the can be simply the June World Marxist Review Mackel, July 28, 1945 Abdon and Sennen; 3 A (N). Pref. of College, LeMoyne in Syracuse, Canisius in Buf- the Jesuits, growing in ly tejls the comrades to seek strength, expanding its stated and simply comprehend- the leading article for the world Hi. Rev. Msgr. Vitus Bleeaed Virata. falo, and St. Peter’s in The allies within J. Mas- July 31 Sunday. Eighth Jersey City. graduates Influence, and supplying powerful impetus to the our country for Sunday from these ed. He had broken the union comrades. It is titled "The Dia- nicki, July 26, 1956 after Pantecoat. Double Green. 01. and other Jesuit schools, well agreement with those who 2nd grounded progress of the Church Militant. stoned CoU. St. lanaUua with God. and the life ceased to lectics of Militarism” and Loyolai 3 A (N) Cr, the Vice President in Latin Amer- might Diocese Paterson Pref. of Trinity. at first to of KEY: 01. flow, he lost sanctifying grace, seem be merely a Gloria! Cr Creed! A for ica and created a of Rev. reign terror Marcellus Kolmer, Peace! B for the Pop*! N Archdloc*** supernaturally he was dead. in pompous contribution to commu- of Newark; Tokyo against President Eisen- 1955 P Dtoceee of Patereom An Atheist 0.F.M., July 24, CoU. Can’t Get a Job He lost the preter-natural hower. nist ideology. Colleot! Pref. Preface. We will recall at once, how- gifts too. He could now suffer, It applauds the statement An avowed atheist in the to of Maryland by name grant religious liberty to all men in framing he had under ever, that every communist ar- of R. Torcaso made come the natural Fidel Castro that our govern- Roy application for commis- its constitution. It was in ticle must be read the explicit declaring a law of death; worst of all he ment by com- has now reached such a sion as a notary public. The Maryland constitu- recognition of Almighty God in public rades with the question affairs. It had lost Integrity, the subor- stage that Its "president in tion provides for a “declaration of belief of the also set down that and anyone who would aspire to lower mind: "Where is the directive dination of powers to Vice President cannot existence of God’’ as a for of- visit Lat- AROUND THE PARISH qualification public public office in that state for me?” must believe in the Su- higher, in the of his in America fice. Torcaso was denied his commission and he rejection without meeting a preme Being and thereby the role that In that light, we will bo startled recognize own subordination to God. wave of brought his case to court. The Court of God should indignation,” and that Appeals have in the lives of men and in public at the realization that this Is From now on element ours is a country held "that it seems clear under affairs. every "whose repre- our constitution nothing other than an instruction in him would be making for sentatives are that disbelief in a Supreme Being and the denial The Court of prevented from the in Appeals In Maryland recognized and to communists non-Soviet of moral its own immediate separ- visiting Japan, because its any accountability for conduct not only the right of Mr. Torcaso to disbelieve. However countries to infiltrate the armed ate gratification; the civil war renders a person incompetent to hold of- it sustained the press secretary was stoned forces public right of the State of to with new subversion. Its Maryland within man had begun. upon arrival.” fice but to give testimony or serve as a be juror.” specific about the qualifications any man argument is that "militarism” in such has denied For Adam, the man, the fu- Such appeals for sediti6us sen- By rendering decision, Maryland should, have while holding public office. Mr. Tor- bourgeois countries will not only timent are to once again to all atheists office. caso ture was stateable as simple. follow-ups the im- any public is completely free to be an atheist place a heavy burden the and to He pressive directive article upon Maryland was the first state in the colonies live could repent, turning to God pre- as an atheist. However, he limits himself people under which they will re- again; God would remake the sented by a mysterious “Daniel from public office by not one the volt but will also arms in having of nec- Mason” in the place contact and sanctifying grace July 3 Worker. All essary qualifications demanded by the state. their hands which they can turn of the scenes of would be in him once more. But violence, and all It is somewhat amusing to have against their own governments. a man such of tho cries of as Mr. Torcaso for the the man it was In was a very peace, to be stag- applying position as a ed different man. The by Soviet Russia during this BUT WHAT shout Soviet Rus- notary public, which function is to preter-na- have people are tural gifts were not restored, so period leading up to the com- sia? Military preparation there auear under oath, and at the same time to have or '.hat not ing Fall says Mason. because "socialism is (or the Official Publication the Archdiocese of the one for integrity was there: it season, wel- functioning the state not believing in to the of Newark and of the Diocese of Paterson. the existence of God. His disbelief was a man with his powers Then, mysterious Red ad- fare all mankind" will be is his own lux- Most Rev. Thomai A. Boland, S.T.D., Arch* in which warring among themselves and vises the comrades, there will be devoted to the benefit of the ury he can indulge. When, however, he of Newark. tugging away from God as often a “trial” of the U. S. before tho world. The stronger the Soviet bishop moves about society and attempts to enter public nations Published weakly by The Advooate Publishing Corpora- life as not, that grace was given of the world. We read: powers become militarily, in con- then it becomes necessary for the state to de- tion; Moat Rav. Thomas A. Boland. 8.T.D.. Praatdant; lit. “The Eisenhower to fend itself back. To figure his oondition, we administration non-Soviet nations, the Rev. Masr Jamas A. Hushes. P.A.. J.C.D. V. 0., Vies against such a disbeliever. Most prob- tract to Is now faced President; Rt. Ilov. Ksfr. Jamas F. Looney. A M. Secre- ably this decision of the State of have but look at ourselves. with the possibility sooner will wo bo on the road to tary! Rev. Stssr. Caesar Rinaldi Maryland will Hi. M. and Rt. Rar. Masr. of a full-scale debate at the Unit- "lasting peace." Paul Knappek. P.A., Trusted. SI Clinton St- Newark k be appealed to the U. S. Supreme Court. We will BUT ADAM was not only a ed Nations to N. J. MArket 4 0700. this Fall, which may This incitation American await its decision. we feel that Msmbar of the Catholic Press Association. Subscriber However, Mary- man. He was the man. land He was turn into a trial of the U. S. for communists to get Into the armed W the N.C.W.C. News Service was entirely within its rights in declaring the representative man. For the Editorial Board; Most Itev Martin W. Stanton. S.T.D., dragging its steps on disarma- forces and spread discontent Mr. Torcaso as unqualified for the position Ph.D.. Most Rev. Walter W. CurUa. S.T.D.i Rt. Rev. Masr. to angels tho testing had been in- ment.” there is by other William Helmbuch; which accompanied C Rt. Rev Masr. Joseph It. Brady. he aspired. each angel who 8.T.D., Ph.D.i Rt. Rev. Masr. John J. Dousherty. 8.T.L., dividual, fell WE MAY PAUSE to ask: Who similar Moscow directives. We A survival is in the S.S.D.i Very Rev. Masr. George W. Shea. S.T.O.i Very struggle going on world did so his own decision. is by But this "Daniel Mason” who can now realize how much the Rev. Megr. Thomas SI. Reardon. 1.L.8.; Rav. James W. today between the enemies of God and the tho human race was tested pnd O'Neill; Rev. William N. Field. M 1..S ; Rev. William Kel- speaks with such a voice of au- success of the communist hys- ler. H.T.L.i Rev. Francis J, Houghton. S.T.L. friends of God. The strength of America has fell in one man, the representa- thority to the subversionists with- teria in "the battle against Me- Executive Director; Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. KUey. been and is to live under God. If God is removed In Representative: Hev. Carl Wolaln. tive man. his in America? his Paterson J. from catastrophe From knowledge Carthyism" has disarmed us at Managing Editor: Floyd Anderson. K. S. G. our lives then all else will collapse. The every man till the end of time of the inner working of our incumbent Subscription Price: S4 SO yearly. of gov- home. Is It not upon dignity man is founded on the fact that God is involved. "This looks Second Class postage paid at Newark. N. J., under was There has been ernment, distorted in their inter- us to urge Congress swell, Mom," says little “We the Creator and to remedy Marty. ought act oI Mar. 3. 1879. we are his creatures. much mockery about this to do fact, pretation, we might sipped that this serious deficiency? this even when Father John isn’t coming.” BUT TRUE STRANGE July 21, 1960 THE ADVftCATE 7 Little-Known Facts for Catholics Letters to the Editer By M.J. MURRAY ix*. »cwc m*v* mi , (Tbe Advocate welcomes letters to tbe Editor,'for publication He’s 30, She’s 40—Can to tbit column. They sbotdd be timely, signed by tbe writer, md They brief wherever possible.) Find Happiness in Marriage? —a method which has proved so Hits School salutary to such all-out defenders By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. well-defined individual life-pat* Tax of the public school as the Amer- terns,. your main problem will How important are age differences in marriage? ican Civil Liberties Union. consist in modifying your es-' I’m in my early 30s and have started dating an attrac- Whatever the future' does bring tablished habits and aims to fit tive woman who has I is an American —a slow, gradual acceptance of just turned 40. think I’m fall- into the intimate unity required the love position held by scholars of ing in with her. Will the fact that {she’s consider- by marriage. all faiths that the Your of present system ably older than I affect our way life, your plana Editor: is happiness in marriage? untenable and must be and goals, have centered pri- You have two factors to con- It would seem that a important distinction changed; or a swifter very needs denoue- sider, there marily on yourself. When yon ment Terry. First, is the to be in in a Court deci- early 20s, as a good percentage learn made discussing the question of tax re- Supreme marry, you must to feel, granting relationship between age at mar- sion—let it be plain that the do at present, husbands tend and think and not in bates to parents who send their children to other than riage and the likelihood of hav- plan only tax- to be rights sought arc being sought several years older than terms of but with an- ing a another, supported schools. Americans family; second, the sig- their wives by as Americans, not because among oth- other, that is, share a com- also nificance of age differences for you Nothing is so likely to raise gone so far as to that members er things to say by of one religious they must be able mon destiny that focuses on the parents have marital happi- hackles on a parent of a not only the right group which, to quote that support a family before they the "we” rather than the “me.” great ness. child one of these tax- but also the duty to of defender attending complain of liberties, POAU, can prudently marry. The hus- The most common areas of dis- this Because most supported schools than the injustice and, to the best of “feels to band is older in sug- entitled special consid- about three agreement in late marriage are: that all is fair and their abilities, to it. women in our gestion not fight One erations.” fourths of the cases, the wife the wife’s culture experi- job (should she aban- square in the allotment of money method suggested is a court is older in test Robert roughly one out of don a Stephens, ence the termin- highly lucrative, promis- for educational in this Some of these experts have and the purposes Clifton. 10, couples are the ing career?); finances (she may country. ation of their same age in the remainder. have a a- saved considerable sum It does little good to point out child-bearing Because you will be older than end wish to control its use); that the United States is about bility during 40s the average couple at first mar- life-goals (she have more the in Recalls their there may only country the world 2 riage, the general pattern need ambitious than her hus- Apostles is some proba- goals which does things this way. The have of bility that no significance for you. Suc- band); style life (partner may answer may start but your softly soon cess and cherish different marriage would be childless happiness in your mar- ideals concern- will turn into a panegyric of the or, at riage will depend, as it docs in ing travel, entertainment, sav- of church least, blessed wfth few chil- “separation and state” Of Nations all social upon your Captive dren. Of course there for- marriages, ability ing, living arrangements, as it has been are dogma mutiliated to develop unity and aspirations.) since Editor: tunate exceptions to the general companion- the days of Thomas Jeffer- individual rule, but consider ship by welding your Of course son. • you must this young couples must During Captive Nations Week differences into a loyal partner- work the need (July 17-23), our possibility and accept its conse- out similar adjustments, Thus, for the distinc- to ship. Happy thoughts turn the two SS. quences couples are not but since they are tion mentioned above. It rests in apostles, Cyril and Methodius, realistically. younger, they merely individuals who are have the who are patrons of the Slavonic Further, it is quite understand- cap- not developed such clear- God Love You term “American Catholics’’— nations in general and the able of able that women who have not interacting; they are cut individual patterns. All of Catholics being the ones most Slovaks in particular, because they brought Christianity in partners who have learned to these borne children before 40 may be problems can be handled heavily discriminated against by the of look in the middle the ninth century to the nations of Central reluctant to attempt motherhood same direction. satisfactorily by intelligent Let the present system. It is little coup- the Aid Europe, now under the Pope domina- at a later may feel les, Terry, are Dispense an age. They provided they more than explanation of why tion of Reds. YOUR physically and in- MAJOR difficulty will faced up to and settled realistic- By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen it is that a number of psychologically growing The Christian of the not stem from difference in before origin two Budenz adequate for the task. Although age. ally marriage. If are The Holy Father recently re- Faith which allocates funds to American Catholics—and some Warnings you apostles, whose feast day was Because you are late ns wise as ceived your prospective partner may marrying you are willing, you an envelope from a visi- all the missions non-Catholics as well—are ’ of the world. ques- observed on can be and have July 7, traced Called 'Valuable share none of these probably developed will discuss them now. tor and brought it to his secre- It will not be until tioning this system. sentiments, Judgment to their native city of Salonika demands him to It comes Editor: prudence that you dis- tary, instructing open it. Day that you will know where down, in the end, to (Thesialonica), which was visit- The v cuss this problem honestly and secretary informed the Pon- your this: Do we the sys- In your 14 issue letter offerings went. By denying question ed by St. Paul on his July a to tiff appstolic frankly before marriage. Saints of the Week that it was a gift of $lOO,OOO yourself an egotistic satisfaction tem because we are Catholics or the editor took Louis Budenz to journeys. Some late encounter to be used for of where because we are Americans?" task because he had marriages charity. deciding your money What appeals us written that Sunday, July 24 St. Chris- residence to in their difficulities on this score either imperial of Nicodemia The Holy Fa- will you reserve Our opponents will almost au- to think Russia go, for the lips missionary journeys this and Red China tina, Virgin-Martyr. A Roman between 303 and 305. ther returned tomatically state: during have because the partners gave little of Christ the praise for your "Because you split is wishful convert, she some giv- Captive Nations Week is their thinking. to destroyed Thursday, July 28 —SS. Nasa- the check to are Catholics and do honor thought the practical implica- ( ing. Keep this in mind when you not constant desire to free the “China-Russia Split a Wishful golden idols which belonged to rius, Celsus and the the traditional cap- tions of parenthood or implicitly Victor, Martyrs. secretary, make your will. Leave your char- concept of separa- tives instead of Myth,” is the way he put it. Then her father, a pagan St. who tion accepting rich assumed that their magistrate, Nazarius, lived in the telling him to to the Father . . .” (you can Mr. Budenz marriage and was to death. ity Holy through complete gifts for their proceeds to put first century, was the and the missionary sacri- explain would be childless. son of a go dispense his Society for the Propagation of phrase, I’m tired of hearing fices. For that no such has Monday, July 25 St. James Roman the instance, after the suc- thing happen- pagan army officer and money for the Faith and it or writing it). Our answer to AGE the send him what cessful but hazardous mission ed, according to communist DIFFERENCES In mar- Greater, Apostle. The son of embraced the Christian faith of charity that couldn’t be pub- himself, daily sacrifices you make. is—they more the lications. He riage probably generate more Zebedee and Salome and his among Khazars, a group of has performed a the mother. because wrong. "wc most popular concern than de- brother of St. tribes in the Crimea on the Black valuable service inter- they John the Evange- Friday, 29 St. Martha do not want to GOD LOVE YOU to F. T. for For what by July right do Catholics—- Sea, serve. Some are list, he was one of three $3. Cyril refused gifts from preting for the non-communist couples highly chosen of Bethany, Virgin. She was the have even the "For a favor asked not re- as Catholics—have to sensitive about their differences to be familiar complain chief Kagan. Instead he pleaded world the Aeospian language that companions of Our sister of St. Mary and credit and the ceived, but an answer of this Magdalene given.” minor injustice when com- in particularly if the wife Savior. When for the release of Greek emanates from Russia and China. age, brought before St. Lazarus. She is said to have ... to W.X.C. for to captives. happiness of distributing such a $5O. "for our pared what is to is happening His wish was granted Our older or the age difference is King Herod Agrippa and accused attended Christ Holy Father’s be other and 200 foreign policy would not in His Passion large gift.” He added that when missions, to ap- members of the Mystical over five years. as captives were released. have failed a Christian, his fearless con- and with to so often had policy- rejoiced Him after the he dies he wants no material plied wherever he feels it will Body all over the world. Com- It There are no solid grounds for fession so moved the do the was, no doubt, this noble makers listened to the actual in- public pros- Resurrection. thing from the world in his most good.” . . . to R. R. the of pos- pare paying $3OO or $4OO gesture and the such concern. Within reasonable ecutor that he deefared himself missionary zeal tent of the Reds as Mr. session, nor a book in his Jr. for $l. "Here Is the dollar I a year in taxes for Budenz Saturday, July 30 SS. Abdon single an admittedly of limits, age is not re- a Christian on the the two apostles, which has presented it week in necessarily spot and both and Persian library that is not or got for my sixth birthday for legitimate, in fact meritorious, every Sennen, Martyr. no- spiritually the lated to the development of mu- were put to death. other and prompted Slovak ruler Ras- our Catholic to Rome boys girls.” ... to publications. bles, they were brought Intellectuallyelevating. purpose to what Catholics in the tislav to petition tual love and companionship. Be- Tuesday, July 26 St. H. Emperor Mi- Anne, as of Decius. P. for $l. "In humble thanks- communist world must endure. Marilyn Whelan, sides, captives They de- chael of Constantinople to send even if the wife is older at Mother of Mary. Far advanced voted THERE IS a for our many No, Kearny. themselves to the service always great giving blessings as Catholics we have little marriage, it in when the two brothers to his Great appears that after age Mary was born, she of Christians temptation on the part of us less- not always deserved.” reason to and the burial of complain. Moravian women reach 25, have few- was the er Kingdom (863 A.D.) many spouse of St. Joachim. mortals to intrude our person- Mission is a bi-monthly pub- But, as THE VATICAN martyrs. When Decius became Americans, it is quite which included Slovakia. Council (1870) er birthdays than men. According our wishes, lication Wednesday, July 27 St. Pata- ality, our judgment edited by Bishop Sheen another matter. That oft-abused stated that God can be to emperor, they were scourged After 40 known census reports, there’s an un- into Our the months in his king- leon, Martyr. A with with our giving. Lord ruled and put out by Society for First Amendment to the natural physician, lead-tipped whips, subjected the Consti- dom, two light of human usual number who 29 39. out such the apostles departed are or St. Luke he is to egotism when He said the Propagation of the Faith. tution makes it clear reason. i patron of medical other tortures, and thrown to quite that for with When marry in their that our left Constantinople their new couples imen. Suffered at hand was not to The work of the society is de- Americans cannot be asked to martyrdom the wild beasts. disciples, probably to have them know what our right hand scribed and and anec- suffer did, pictures discrimination for their re- and validly ordained. Ruler Rastis- also when He said that we dotes associated with mission ligious beliefs. And asking par- lav, pleased with were to without work their mission- give distinction. are portrayed. If you ents to pay out for the money ary work, showered upon them The Holy Father encourages would like to receive this mag- education of other people’s chil- precious gifts, but again they this anonymous azine, Include to be re- charity through a request dren before they pay it out for fused them his for the and pleaded for the Society Propagation put on the mailing list with their own is clearly discrimina- of the release of the captives, which Faith. When you give a your offering. tion. Ruler Rastislav reluctantly sacrifice to the Society for the Cut out this column, pin grant- your Every parent who is forced to ed. Propagation of the Faiths the sacrifice to it and address it to send his child to a state school On their nltimate decision way home they stop- IT concerning Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, National because the money which PAYS TO/SAVE AT THE might ped in Pannonia, then HOWARD that money is left to the Holy Director, Society for the have for ruled by Propaga- paid a Catholic educa- Kocel who Father who, in the of tion of the 336 Fifth Ave., received them joyous- language Faith, tion has gone, directly or indi- the “has commit- ly in 867 at Blatnohrad. They encyclical, a New York, or to your diocesan for school taxes is—in rectly, remained guests of Kocel tee appointed by ns” to director: Bishop Martin W. Stan- the belief for super- of many experts—suf- about six vise Its distribution. He refers months, preaching in ton, 31 Mulberry St., Newark 2; fering an injustice which cannot here to his Sacred Slovak. Upon their departure Congrega- Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis, be defended under the American again they refused precious tion of the Propagation of the 23 DeGrasse St., Paterson. Constitution. gifts and pleaded for the release of the captives. It is estimated that Rastislav and Kocel released" more than 900 captives at their you can request. play These are but a few minor in- stances which prove their love beautiful organ musio for freedom and zeal for the lib- eration of captive nations. St. Methodius as Archbishop was summoned in 871 to Ratis- • It s YOUR money starts Interest hard to believe, we know bon, Bavaria, where the Ger- earning

; - —but it s mans hel<( him captive for 2-1/2 from the absolutely true. When you day you deposit it. >■» t'sS'K' years. Pope John VIII mi . ,i spend your first compelled hour at a the Germans to release him and • is Hammond Organ, thus he returned YOUR interest 4 times you’ll finger to the mission- compounded VAILSBURQ BRANCH I out a ary work the a on all balances So. Ava. at Sandford Ava. pretty melody. Maybe it won’t among Slavonic year of $lO Oranga people. Nawark 6 sound professional, but it will be to $25,000. It was Pope Hadrian who pretty music to your ears. made Methodius of r Archbishop MAIN OFFICEI Thousands of the Slavs after the death • YOU get interest at the rate of people are discovering of St. 768 Broad St high in the the fun Cyril eternal city. The Nawark 1 of creating their own present Czecho-Slovakia, Hun- music on a Hammond Organ. So gary and part of Yugoslavia a y ,ar why don’t start were embraced in his fo you now. archdio- il There’s cese. 3% always new fun and In 874 the in Bohemian prince adventure what a DOWNTOWN BRANCH I discovering Borivoj received at Velehrad for the current quarterly period. Plana St. at Raymond Blvd. Hammond Organ can do for baptism from Methodius. In Ni- Nawark 2 tra, any song you play. Slovakia, the oldest Chris- • YOU can bank near one tian church in Central Europe you—at any l was built in 833 A.D., by Prl- BLOOMFIELD AVE. BRANCH of six convenient offices. Eu G3 Bloomflald Ava. at Clifton Ava. bina. In 966 the Poles received THB Nawark 4 HAMMOND ORGAN 18 YOUR BEST Christianity under Duke Miecis- BUY • YOU can las at the behest use one bankbook for deposit BECAUBK IT IS: of his Bohem- ian wife, Princess Dombrowka. or withdrawals at all six offices. The / Everywhere, the two only orfan with thousands of beautiful ton* colon apostles and their successors aided in • The organ I that YOU can free at all Howard only offera rich vibrato on either manual both the park or freeing captives in the coun- sr tries now enslaved branches. The only organ I that aimulatea dorena of musical by the com- Instruments munists. The only orfan / with the aparkling effecta of exclusive Let “Touch-Response" Percuaaion us, therefore, offer our • YOU can bank mail at our SOUTH ORANGE BRANCI* and sacrifices by expense, The only organ / that never gets out of tune* prayers in honor South Oranga Avanua of both SS. Cyril and es- we pay postage ways. Lackawanna Statkxa Methodius, SPRINGFIELD AVE. BRANCHI naar Com. In and Start Haying Organ Music. Tak. pecially during this week for the advant.g. of our eonv.nl.nl Bprlngflald Ava. at Bargan St. Flay-Tlm. Flan liberation of the captive nations Nawark 3 YOUR ACCOUNT NOWI •Spiiut, Horn, Church and Concert for they experienced the same OPEN modelt, except for Solo Pedal Unit of Concert Model. trials and tribulations which fell 1,100 years later on their suc- cessors In the countries behind the Iron Curtain. The American Slovaks in hon- or of the two “captive nations apostles,” will erect at the be- hest of the Holy See through the

wishes of Cardinal Pizzardo a minor seminary in Rome, which will train priests for future mis- work in SAVINGS sionary Slovakia In HOWARD com memoratlon in 1963 of the I,looth anniversary of the arriv- al of the two apostles in Slovak 1150 E. JERSEY ia. institution ST., ELIZABETH Let us all honor these apos- tles in FLanders 1-2000 some specie) way, es New Jersey's Largest SavingsBank—Established 1857 pecially during this Captive Na- tions Week. DAILY TILL 9 P.M. - OPEN SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M. Marnbar Fadarai Dapoill Imuronca Corporation John C. Sciranka, Passaic. the 8 advocate July 21,1969 Don’t Your Sacrifices Will Help Judge All Congolese by Make Up for Selfishness Mutineers, Ask God judges proportions. He de- Belgian Bishops sires to His love see triumphing BRUSSELS over for the (NC) have accept the “universal difficulties. He wills that Society Propagation Belgium’s Bishops urged charity is another factor making the disclosed number of American His love mike this country’s Catholics not to which Christ has come to the rich who cling judge all Congolese by the place Church’i future here uncertain. Catholic nuns. to their riches of the Faith actions in us.” He stated: splendidly gener- outrageous of mutinous troops there. Chief of these is the political- The broadcast said that native* ous. And “On His will for the Archdiocese of the one hand, all religious sect known as poor Newark: The Belgian a Congo- Kibang- born Auxiliary Bishop Joseph is that His love Bishops spoke in pastoral letter urging lese make their are looking to the future ism, described last year in a pov- Most. Rev. Martin W. Stanton. S.T.D., Pb.D., LL.D Catholics to for Malula of Leopoldville prevented erty “which had consumed them pray refugees from the Congo. with the hope of statement issued SI becoming free by the Apostolic a clash between Mulberry St, Newark 2, N. J. Phone MArket 2-280S Mutinous troops in the former major Congo even to the very bottom” yield men who will on their own Delegation as the “worst Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 9 ut to 12. carry enemy rebels and Belgian paratroops. noble and contribu- p.m.; Saturday, Belgian African colony which be- out the business of of Christ self-denying Diocese of da, accused the western powers their country. and His universal Gos- tions. Paterson: came independent June 30 have On the When the two factions met, of a “monstnuis plot” to deprive other hand, at the very pel in the Congo.” Rt Rev. Msgr. William F. J.CJ>. attacked many whites and looted the broadcast reported, the With God the question first of Louis, the Congo of its independence.) dawn of that independence, the The statement warned Congo- all is: 24 De Grasse St., Patersou 1, N. J. Phone: 444 M. and destroyed their Bishop, dressed in white robes How much did heart ARmery property (Communist China’s official cruel reality of distressing lese Catholics “that no your Hours: Some spec- ties, not with Inter- Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 lu. to 12. 20,000 Belgians who fled a crimson. skullcap, give? Only after that pomes the daily charged that Belgium was tacles is spreading itself even those of mere courtesy, ex- Donationi the have before vened, the rebels How to tb» Society for the of the Congo arrived here. our telling Congo question: much did your Propagation guilty of aggression because it eyes. Arson, ruin and mourn- ist between the representatives of Faith The to “go back to your camps.” hand give? But He does are income tax deductible. Bishops praised the cour- had sent soldiers to the ing are the Father and this expect Congo.) spreading panic, fear, Holy . . . that the heart age of the Belgian soldiers sent ' At the same time he told the and the hand act Meanwhile Moise mistrust and insecurity all over. sect.” to Premier the Congo to protect Belgian Our Belgian troops, “Each side will honorably together, the hand hon- Tshumbe of Katanga, the Con- Congolese society is poisoned The sect was founded in 1921 by be heartened in the knowledge lives. They also have to make concessions.” estly expressing what the heart praised the go’s richest province, announced by racial hatred, tribal division a Protestant catechist, Simon feels. of your love of souls. Obituary missionaries for their decision The broadcast stressed that that it | had seceded from the and fratricidal battles." Kibangu, and has great influence It Is a holy and wholesome to remain at their The sacrifice that you make posts. Congo. He said the government among leaders of the Abako Bishop Mulula’s “great dignity and send to the Christian Brothers thought to pray for the dead The Belgian Bishops urged COMMUNISTS ARE and courage” undoubtedly Society for the of Premier Lumumba had tried taking ad movement, one of the Congo’s pre- that they may be loosed from Catholics “not to the vantage of the situation vented bloodshed. It said that Propagation of the Faith will Starting School judge by “to make us submit to the will described main political groups. their sins. We recommend to outrageous actions of number help make up for the selfishness some the of communism." by Bishop Malula. Last Decem- meanwhile a of Belgian Emperor Haile Selassie has do- the prayers of our readers the feelings of the RELIGIOUS NEWS of the world. The missionaries big majority of ber, Fides, mission news agency Service re- missionary priests have been nated the land for a school now of the souls of the African who receive your offerings from repose the fol- population, and not THE CONGO, which became in- reported that Red propaganda ported a radio broadcast from busy tending the wounded of both being started by American Chris- lowing who have de- to include has the Father will recently Congolese residing here dependent June 30, more spread on orders from Moscow Brazzaville, French Equatorial sides and have often succeeded Holy not only be tian Brothers, called St. Joseph's parted this life: in their Catholics than any other African is that U. S. encouraged in their work, but (Belgium) reprobation” “undeniably threatening to ruin Africa, a Army heli- in preventing further bloody en- Junior High School in Addis Aba- Rev. G. Fulcoli of the mutineers. the Joseph country. Catholics number 4,865,- the confidence of a copter landed there with an un- counters. people whom they serve will ba. This part of Con- school, which will ac- James Flood 813 in total of IN a population 13,- gplese public opinion with regard commodate 600 LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo, it about students, 559,000. was to the Church.” Even some is the first reported that a number of Cath- venture of the Amer- The new nation, almost twice for nuns olics, it said, are being influ- Stanton ican Brothers in that general surgery and gyno- were among white women Bishop country. the size of Alaska, has been enced. St. Junior School surgery, laboratory equipment, reportedly raped by mutinous James F. & Joseph’s High plagued by violence since the be- Rev. Adhemar Caffrey Son At Hillside will be with syringes, needles and even Congolese soldiers during their De Pauw, run the help of Eng- ginning of 1959 and many Cath- gloves. reign of terror. 0.F.M., a representative of the Bishop Stanton will make an lish-speaking Brothers from olic leaders realized that the "A Service Since 1889" “Within the last 10 The mutiny, in which whites Belgian government at the United Recognized appeal on behalf of the Society Egypt. Through the students the years mass Church would face serious conversions have have been killed and beaten prob- Nations, has that for the of the Brothers hope to inform and been on the in- while charged com- Propagation lems with the coming of inde- munist saboteurs • AIR CONDITIONED FUNERAL HOMES • Faith Christ reach the hearts crease. However, the new con- their property was looted and were responsi- on July 24 at the of many thou- pendence. verts are extremely destroyed, less than ble for destruction of Catholic King Church, Hillside, Rev. J. sands living and dying in the impoverish- began a JAMES ed. We week after the .Chief among problems facing churches, schools and F. CAFFREY, Jr. JAMES F. CAFFREY, 111 Emmett darkness of paganism. require about $5OO to put Congo won its in- informa- Knox, pastor. the Church are racial strife, tri- up a small from Belgium. tion centers in last 71 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 809 LYONS Bishop Stanton is chapel, but they are dependence year’s rioting AVE. deeply Belgian bal warfare, growth of native here. He said the incapable of gathering this troops were flown to saboteurs were grateful to Father Knox and to Diocese in India sects and communist infiltration. NEWARK, N. J. IRVINGTON, N. J. to trained at the other amount, even with great sacri- Leopoldville help end the mu- Stalingrad in the Soviet pastors of the Arch- Prior to independence the Bish- 3-4261 ESsex Has Needs fice. tiny and aid whites to Union. Bigelow 3-5133 diocese for their cooperation in Many escape the ops of the Congo twice spoke out these One of the “After a visit to the U.S., my country. Premier Patrice Lu- making appeals possible. greatest needs of in pastoral letters in favor of in- THE GROWTH of native mumba also asked sects the missions Bishop started a drive for more the United Na- in the Diocese of dependence and expressed the native tions and the United for Tuticorin, India, is for funds to conversions, with good re- States sults. military aid. hope that the transition from Provide run St. But, our minor 130,000 Joseph’s Home for the seminary colonial rule could be made with- At cannot accommodate all who Congolese civilians have urged Lepers. this time the home ap- out violence. Homes for ply. We must teachers to Con- Refugees has nearly 300 in-patients and its expand our build- missionary stay. golese at In Time KOENIGSTEIN/TAUNUS, Ger- accommodations ings as we are desperately in workers a Catholic hos- RACIAL BIAS shown of Need are filled to ca- was be- need of priests; we are just 69 pital here have back to work many (RNS) More than 130,- pacity. gone fore independence by extreme na- a .Consult Your 000 home units for have more priests for 130,000 Catholics. following strike. demanded ex- Catholic Funeral refugees "Many out-patients come tionalists who the Director been "Please try to us completed by Catholic to us,” writes Rev. Singararayer give some A REPORT from the Thysville pulsion of white missionaries. Whose careful and associations in help.” understanding service is in accord with the building West 'Fernando, “to get something to region about 75 miles southeast In May a mob of Congolese na- since the end of World Germany solace their pain and misery of Leopoldville said mutinous tionalists smashed a statue of traditions of Holy Mother Church War 11, It was disclosed at the from Our a church had the loving hands of the Mass for troops broke into a convent in Lady in they annual conference here. Anniversary group’s Franciscan Missionaries of Mary. Mbanza-Boma where many white forcibly entered in Kadutu, ac- Msgr. Franz direct- Of Polish Schools Wosnitza, “There is also a need here for women had sought refuge. They cused the priest there of med- ,or of the Catholic Settlement ORCHARD Mich. in warned a Catholic hospital. Sisters of St. LAKE. (NC) raped the nuns and other women dling politics and that CORNY ft CORNY LIBER FUNERAL HOME Service, top authority for the as- Anne from Lucerne, —The Apostolic Delegate in the at the foreign priests would not be wel- BCRGtN 20th Switzerland, gunpoint, report stated. I COUNTY | MORTUARY ST. & HUDSON BLYD. sociations, said 75% of the units are already the sick in U S. offered a Pontifical Mass of Later, to the come after independence. The 303 visiting according report, MAIN STREET UNION CITY, N. J. accommodate one or two fami- their homes, taking to them med- thanksgiving to mark the 75th another band of mutineers ar- priest had been urging parishion- J. THOMAS DIFFILY EAST ORANGE, N. J. UNIon 3-1100 lies. He said the Church feels icines and of a to for leaders giving spiritual con- anniversary leading Polish rived at the convent, broke into ers vote good in 41 AMES AVENUE 2-2414 such units are more desirable solation. It is American educational elections to ORange essential that build- center the chapel and roughed up nuns preparatory indepen- EARL for moral and health The RUTHERFORD, N. J. F. BOSWORTH sociological, ing should start on a hospital at Mass, offered by Archbish- praying there. dence. L V. MULLIN ft SON reasons than WEbster 9-0098 311 WILLOW AVENUE apartment buildings the earliest possible moment. op Egidio Vagnozzi July 19, (In Moscow, Premier Khrush- In January, Auxiliary Bishop 976 BROAD STREET which are the predominant type "Then, there will be need for closed diamond jubilee celebra- chev the mutineers HENNESSEY HOBOKEN, N. J. praised and Joseph Malula of Leopoldville, a of accommodation in NEWARK, N. J. Germany, equipment, such as high pres- tions at SS. Cyril and Methodius said it was “shameful” for Bel- native warned that in- FUNERAL HOME OLdfield 9-1455 Congolese, MArket 3-0660 especially in cities and Industrial sure St. College and 232 sterilizers, operating tab- Seminary, Mary's gium to send troops to protect dependence would be a "national KIPP AVENUE Oldfield 9-1465 areas. les, instruments St. Mary's School here. whites. The PETER J. X-ray units, High Moscow daily, Prav- catastrophe" unless the people HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. QUINN WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC. AT!a» 8-1362 Funeral Director 2200 HUDSON BLVD. 320 1 TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE BELLEVILLE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. TWO HUNDRED FIFTY MAYWOOD - BOGOTA BLOOMFIELD, N. J. UNion 7-1000 little ferry Pilgrim 8-1260 WILLIAM SCHLEMM, People have embraced the faith In SOUTH INDIA aince anew HUbbard ’ 7-3050 MANAGER illation -*hln two CORNY ft CORNY Station waa openr the past rears at KOTH- JOHN J. FEENEY A SONS MORTUARY PARA. This village la, aa the saying 232 FRANKLIN 399 goes. "mllea from nowhere.” Abont AVENUE HOOVER AVENUE MORRIS COUNTY two rear* ago new N. settlera began ar- RIDGEWOOD, J. BLOOMFIELD, N.J. Gl friving in this remote area for the Ibert 4-7650 Pilgrim 3-8400 pu. of establishing farms. TARTAGUA'S Their CLIFFORD H. PEINECKI number has CJ 3 When growing each FUNERAL COLONIAL ~ 1321 KIERNAN HOME FUNERAL HOME ' r'WM V> TEANECK ROAD month. Previous to their coming, the 101 71 WASHINGTON WEST UNION AVENUE ST. **- —•** of catholics ENGLEWOOD, N. J who had been BELLEVILLE, N. J. MORRISTOWN, N. J. living FRANCIS X. in KOTHPARA, travelled a FAHEY, PLymouth 9-3503 JEfferion 8-6878 great distance every week to attend Manager ciuuuay Mass in another village. It TE 7-2332 CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE waa because of the number of 69 HIGH Tit Htfy Ftubtr) Minna Aid Cath- STREET PASSAIC COUNTY olics among the new arrivals that the ORANGE, N. J. ftr tit OritrUal Church Bishop decided to establish the Mis- tSSIX COUNTY PRESENT CHALICE: Shown at presentation of the Dominick A. Salinari memo- QRange 4-7554 sion Station at and KOTHPARA; now, because more more the HENNESSEY FUNERAL rial chalice to Society for the Propagation of the Faith from Herbert HOME Catholics are still arriving, and because of the unprecedented are, left, MURPHY CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE and MEMORIAL HOME 171 WASHINGTON PUCE number of conversions, a Church is necessary to help the J. Schmucka William J. Ryan, of Catholic Government keep Employes Association, 102 FLEMING 77 PARK STREET faith alive. The will AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. coat be $3,000 Dover; Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, and the Salinari family: Mrs. Salinari, Mrs. Howard' MONTCLAIR, N. J. NEWARK, N. J. PReicott 7-0141 Sherwood and Dominick A. Salinari Jr. 4-0005 MArket 3-0514 Pilgrim OORNY ft OORNY HAVE YOU EVER HAD GREGORIAN MASSES CELEBRATED JOHN F. DE CAPUA MORTUARY FOR A DECEASED RELATIVE OR FRIENDT MURPHY FUNERAL HOME 480 519 WRITE TO US FOR INFORMATION. SANFORD AVENUE 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. MARSHALL STREET in Reconstruction NEWARK, N. J. NEWARK, N. J. PATERSON, N. J. Austerity ESsex 3-6053 HUmboldt 2-3333 MUlberry 4*5400 THE SICK AND THE AGED—-how wonderful for them to have the ministrations of devoted Sisters. be QUINLAN FUNERAL This care can given by JOHN J. OEOROE AHR ft SON HOME Slaters QUINN our in Mission countries only because Catholics are 27-29 HARDING so FUNERAL HOME 700 NYE AVENUE AVENUE generous. Our in Asked LEPER FUND CLUB aids the support of Chilean CLIFTON, N. J. 323-329 PARK AVENUE IRVINGTON, N. J. Leper Hospitals; our PALACE OF GOLD CLUB helps to main- by Bishops ESiex 3-1020 PRescott 7-3002 tain Homea for the Aged. The dues for each Club are ORANGE, N. J. $l.OO a SANTIAGO, Chile (NC) The strictions, therefore, should not moral values of OORMIEY . . FUNERAL month. We need more members for both Clubs. Can Christianity. . 3-6348 HOME you Joint Bishops of disaster-stricken Chile fall upon those who have "The Church ORange REZEM FUNERAL HOME 154 scarcely saw in these re-1 WASHINGTON PLACE have exhorted the nation to “a what is to 579 Grove indispensable live. gions the demolition of a large! FRANK McOEB Street PASSAIC, N. J. new manner of austere must A SPECIAL JOY must be Saint Anne's living, Economy have an eminent- part of the buildings required N. J. and 525 SUMMER AVENUE Irvington, PReicott 9-3183 In heaven, through the centuries, she frugal." ly human sense.” for her work. Six cathedrals lie in as, N. J. ESiex 2-8700 The 23 prelates called for an The called NEWARK, witnesses countless Catholic girls wanting Bishops for moral destruction, 185 churches, 4 sem- end to HUmboldt to be her luxury in the face of the as well as ‘ 2-2222 STANTON FUNERAL HOME like daughter, Mary; as she physical recon- inaries, 88 primary schools and! sees girls poverty and sorrow brought by struction. said: 65 MURPHY FUNERAL 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE SUSSEX COUNTY so many Imitating the humility, They high schools, parish houses, a HOME last May's the purity, and the obedience of cataclysmic onslaught "Together with the cities that her large number of convents. Relief! GRACE MURPHY, Director NUTLEY, fel. J. of earthquakes, tidal waves and rise out of the daughter, as professed nuns. SISTER ruins, It is neces- services and ecclesiastical build- 301 NOrth 7-3131 FERGUSON-HOUSE volcanic ROSEVILLE AVENUE HYACINTE and SISTER ADRIENNE eruptions. sary to re-establish the were also are great ings destroyed.” NEWARK, N. J. FUNERAL HOME two girls who grew up in MARY'S LAND THE Paul B. BISHOPS said: HUmboldt 3-2600 Furguion, Owner and now want to serve her and her Son HUDSON COUNTY 27 "Our/first word is that we must CHESTNUT ST.. ROSARY SISTERS in Blessed In BERNARD SUSSEX, as that Land. They are the A. KANE accept with humility the trial vis- N. J. SUSSEX novitiate in Jerusalem. FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM INC 2-4941 ited upon us. We are certain SCHLEMM, LONG AND ARDUOUS are the years of training IHS required of Cross 39 HUMBOLDT 539 BERGEN AVE. that our is building a bet- STREET a boy before his ordination to the Holy Priesthood. EDMOND ter world for the Church and for NEWARK, N. J. JERSEY CITY, N. J. UNION FAKHRY and ANTOINE FADALLAH have COUNTY humanity. HUmboldt 3-0733 HEnderton 4-0411 Juat the training that will lead begun them "We were from present the FLOOD FUNERAL JOHN J. CARTY, to the of Holy Orders. On the HOME reception very beginning in the sorrow of MANAGER MASTAPETER Andrew W Flood, Mgr. glorious day of their ordination all the dif- our people, sharing with them FUNERAL HOMES 112 So. LAWRENCE O. FALLON ficulties they faced and overcame in attain- their Munn Ave. 400 tears and anguish; we are 157 BOWERS FAITOUTE AVE., 3 v « East N. J. STREET ing their goal will fade into insignificance. authorized witnesses to proclaim Orange, ROSELLE N. JERSEY CITY, N. J. PARK, J. With seal born of love of Jesus and Mary, the wonderful examples of forti- ORange 4-4445 CHeitnut 5-1558 they, like Sister Hyaclnte and Sister tude, work and Christian MArket 2-2530 OLdfleld 9-0579 charity ELizabeth 8-4855 Adrienne, will spend their lives ministering to the people of given by the people of Chile in HUELSENBECK HOWARD J. BRENNAN OORNY ft MARY'S LAND. this ordeal. . . . MEMORIAL HOME 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. OORNY If would care to finance the education of priest "Ideological and social harriers MORTUARY you a or a 1108 So. Orange Ave. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. will be were 330 nun in the Middle East, we pleased to write to you blotted out in a unanimous ELIZABETH eon- Utta} nww Newark N. J. UNIon 7-0373 AVENUE method of desire to 6, coming the cost and payment. help fellowmeife who suf- HKi ELIZABETH, N. J. fer. . . . ESnex 2-1600 jambs a. McLaughlin ELizabeth 2-1415 "It has of R KACL W HUELSENBECK been speeial comfort PIER 0 591 FOR A BIRTHDAY OR AN Director JERSEY AVENUE OROWNEY A GIFT ANNIVERSARY? and encouragement at this time FUNERAL HOME OPACITY JERSEY N. the CITY, J. 1070 BROAD Why not one of following Holy Mass celebrated by a to feel close to us the paternal NORTH STREET FUNERAL HOME OLdfleld 3-2266 Missionary priest, Membership in the CATHOLIC NEAR EAST affection of the Holy Father and HILLSIDE, N. J. »<* - the concern of our brothers in 722 Clinton Avenue, ELizabeth WELFARE ASSOCIATION, a Sacred Article for a Mission RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME 2-1663 the and of Newark 8, N.J. episcopate Catholics DANIEL j. Church In honor of a loved one or a friend? If you to 1914 NEW YORK LEONARD ft SONS wish throughout the world." ESsex 4-6677 AVENUE of these your gift, will UNION MORTUARY make one we send the recipient a beau- The said the Michael J. CITY, N. J. Bishops May dis- Murray, Mgr. 242 tiful Gift Card, telling him about It. UNIon 7 6767 WEST JERSEY STREET asters underlined Chile's already WOZNIAK N. grave of insufficient ELIZABETH, J. problems MEMORIAL HOME NECKER-SHARPE food, housing and employment. ELizabeth 2-5331 320-22 Myrtle Avenue, FUNERAL HOME They said: MILLER-BANNWORTH Imtf^earßistCr&ssionsjml Irvington, N. J. 525 - 45th STREET "There la no place for luxury ALBERT H. FUNERAL HOME FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President HOPPER, Inc. Conrad & Ray Woxnlak, UNION CITY, N. 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Economia re MONUMINTI 4-0700 Now Puerto Rican Spain: Varied Impressions Workers By Floyd Anderson Migrant French priest remarked, these SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain-As are the churches of our ances- sit you eating your continental tors in the faith too, for from Can breakfast of hard rolls and these churches Get to in went Mass black Spain coffee with hot milk, you the missionaries to the New try to sort out your impressions World. By Anne Mae Buckley When he returned the .Bishop of not Spain. It is easy. MOUNTAIN LAKES - Along made him administrator of St. There are many impressions the roads John You remember the hot, dry of the fashionable the Baptist Mission, Dov- carried away from Spain suburban section flat lands around Madrid, with they came at er, to care for the Spanish- not important, perhaps, but re- dusk the sun beating down and on a rainy Sunday speaking people from Budd membered. In Madrid, for in- Lake browning the grass and trees; swarthy men, most of them to Morristown. stance, you felt a sudden shock and then small of It the green hilly area stature, and from each wasn’t long before Father on seeing a soldier standing on the sea coast at group of them rose the gentle Puma encountered Santander, guard before some the prob- where police or of the sixth World consonants and rapid lem the Puerto Rican Congress military a naked rhythms farm of the office, bayo- of the Catholic Press was held. Spanish language. worker and began to look for net at the end of his or a There is rifle; were a world of variety in They Puerto Rican mi- way to help him. the policeman you came upon,' grant workers who the physical aspects of the serve as He worked out the cradling a sub-machine gun in hands program country, but one impression on the truck farms on with the N.J. one arm. There seemed to be Department of stands firm: the friendliness of the outskirts of this well-to-do no Labor and Industry. He got the particular reason for this; the Spanish people, their pa- community. They were on their farmers and this is to cooperate by letting tience with apparently not way to St. Catherine’s Church the a foreigner who the workers off in time to strange to Spaniards for no to which does not speak their language, they had been invited make the one else took special note of evening service and and their kind efforts to by a Spanish mimeo- help. it —but language even, in some cases, to drive it was a start to an graphed announcement. them to the church and wait THERE WERE MANY evi American visitor. When they reached the neat- for the dences return trip. One non- of this from ticket “SPEeA ly shrubbed and picturesquely Catholic farmer sellers COPS” are few and even offered to in railroad stations to far arranged corner lot where the between on Spanish roads; pay refreshment costs “be- fellow-travelers on the night WORLD PRESS CONGRESS: Anderson they curve and bend stand the new church cause Floyd (left, so much gleaming her boys had such a MORRIS NEWCOMERS: train from Madrid to Santan- and rectory of St. Father Puma stops for chat foreground), editor of The it is difficult to drive too fast Catherine’s good time,” Father der. The none managing Advocate, is Puma two latter, of whom with parish, they seemed almost said. with Puerto Rican boys for whom he secured shown at a session of the World any degree of safety. jobs spoke English, were over- Congress of the Cath- There frightened.' as on an estate olic are, however, numerous gardeners in Mountain Lakes. The generous in offering gigantic Press in Santander, Spain, last week. Anderson were “interested” in THE SERVICES begin at 7:30 policemen alongside the roads, work with Puerto Ricans hero-sized sandwiches of Tole- is a the with priest’s in Morris has member of the board of the Federation of Editors patroling in mimeographed announce- p.m. Rosary and confes- County do pairs, watching the included assistance to sausage and good Spanish ment sions. Then there is migrant farm workers. and Catholic a unit cars as they go inviting them to an eve- Mass dur- bread the Publications, directorial of the by. They to visitor who didn’t had ning Mass and social at St. ing which Father the the a habit of turning up in Chang, in by the think to bring his own. International Union of Catholic Press. buildings provided But so far he is Catherine’s, recalls Rev. Vin- priest assigned to the “very much unexpected places, where there Spanish- farmers. Usually their meals impressed The reason he didn’t, of cent E. but speaking of Passaic with the response of try of for to the were no homes, no towns—out Puma, they were County, cooked course, was that he was under-currents, too, country in which he was are by one of their own the Puerto Ricans—with their not the in the middle of “suspicious that their Ameri- gives a commentary in Spanish civil war is not a guest, and also the Country- Spanish number who returns with them love yet familiar with Spanish meal so that the can and leads of their Catholic too far in side—but there neighbors would show an the singing of Span- Faith, for the the past, and many Spaniards there would he able they \Qere, car- ish from the fields (simple fare, their love of the hours, only very new their Interest in their cause.” hymns. Rosary (I’ve prominent persons still to rying rifles. rice and etc.); the al- visitor would think of having today understand more quickly his After Mass there chicken, given out about 100 Rosaries; remember the terrors The is a social dinner at the of those remarks. Two or three Spanish children are NOW THE MORE than ternative would be a salary some of the early hour of 8 spon- 200 in the parish boys pray the Ros- tragic days. And if we, in hall, during which deduction of $1.75 day for p.m. The waiters would the taneous bursts of applause bright, cheerful and beautiful. Puerto Rican laborers who the per ary together at only United men' eat sandwiches night in their States, are still in a showed It seemed (pre» then be out the dinner- their appreciation of his strange to an Amer- work on some meals supplied by their em- quarters.) setting 30 farms in the pared by They are very sense our ican to parishioners of St. pray- ware 9 “fighting” own war comments on freedom see little girls small Morris ployer. and napkins, and p.m. of the County area know that erful; most of them are between Catherine’s) and chat and very the states, can we enough to be in have sing good. would be much more suitable. press. a baby car- they a good neighbor in to a To see them walk two blame the background of taped Span- FATHER PUMA was struck And, with the Spanish whose mem- Also riage —with their ears pierced Father Puma. or three to dining rooms attending the Congress It was he, with ish music. Father Puma and by their miles church after ories are still vivid? and plight: “Separated open till 11:30 or were Rev. wearing .bright tiny ear- the of a hard midnight, why Gerard Rooney, assistance Rev. Stanis- Father Chang afe day in the fields is a there, talk- from their families, with no hurry? Among the contrasts are the associate editor rings. laus B. Chang, who sought ing and lesson in itself. C.P., of Sign joking with them, day off, no social not even This luxury the crowded them life, "Puerto stems partly from the shops, boul- Magazine, and Rev. out and counted heads, ready to listen to troubles Ricans have a sense Eugene IT IS A SENSATION to ride and the chance to to church on lunch evards of Madrid —and go hour, which runs from 2 the Culhane, and who discovered that their sev- problems, and to fill such of inferiority,” Father Puma S.J., Rev. Robert in a bus over Spanish re- Sunday.” For the last two ills to 4 —and here it small country towns, where roads, en-day work week (65-80 hours continued. again, Graham, S.J., both of America as we did quests as: "Please pray for he "They know they women from Santander to has managed something of would be the carry water on a left visiting Ameri- jugs magazine. Gary of week) them no chance to the father of the farmer are U.S. citizens, but know MacEoin, San Sebastian on the we a solution. Circumstances seem they their heads to the way to cans and British, the story community was one go to Mass, who the work for. they are not the full Nutley, of the speak- Lourdes. The arranged He was not a Catho- to make the first evils getting well. The roads are narrow two ne- goes, who would be the first in many cars that help ers Sunday Mass at lic. benefit of their at a general assembly of and evening beau- but he was a nice man, citizenship. fill the streets in the up and down hill; we had tiful St. cessary. the dining room. larger the International Union of Catherine’s through and we liked him." "Asa result, as soon as the a good driver, but as the Ger- Why do they come here? “In they cities —and the burros with Catholic the of are shown, Press. courtesy Rev. Joseph By 9:30 amid a little concern, a SPAIN IS A mans on the bus a little p.m. copious Puerto Rico these men were country of sharp their wicker baskets in the said, Glynn and his and little too parishioners, "gracias” the workers affection, they are very contrasts, many of them OTHER fast for their taste. He start earning $l5-$25 a week,” Fa- com- smaller towns. You see farmers RECOLLECTIONS who approached the farmers for their appreciative. wheeled out farms on foot or ther Puma They are very plex, and difficult for the visi- of the the bus up and down for revealed. “If they working in the fields at 6 a.m., congress include the four permission—and help—for in the cars easy to work with as a to hill, around which have waited come here priest." tor understand. It is a coun- to take young ladies curves, blasting the they earn more, but advantage of the cool who acted as in- project. for them. away on his horn as he they pay dearly in the absence ness .of the morning; and you terpreters —and a pretty and swung The first Mass on the evening was of their loved see them wrong side of the road THE ones.” late at night, distinguished group they were. attended by 45 Puerto Ricans PUERTO RICAN mi bring- to make the cows in Dressed in curve —and grant farmers IT IS A GOOD Bastille in Paris Like ing from the pasture. blue suits, with flag on June 5. The next July range in age thing for the brought us one, Day You see the safely to San Se- women in badges designating the lan- 3, -drew 100. The Mass is from 18 up, according to Fa- Garden State that the Puerto working bastian. now the fields, or—in ther Puma. The Ricans to an almost guages they spoke, they were permanently scheduled—B majority are are willing make the p.m. Biblical As we recalled the in their Father 4th of scene—washing clothes French, German, Italian and road cling- on the first Sunday of die single men 20s but sacrifice, according to Whopping-Big July in the stream. Spanish daughters of ing to the side of the moun- month. some are married Puma. "There are Puer- prominent On the second Sondcy and one is 15,000 Anderson with the the father Rican By Floyd members of the Press Union. tain, Atlantic Ocean an evening Mass is celebrated of 12 children. They to migrant workers in THE WORLD CONGRESS PARIS Bastille in Paris the 14th of As is usual beating on the rocks our for the Puerto come in via New Jersey,” he noted. “They Day of July re- the at such con- below, Rican migrant March, South minds Catholic Press was an im- the visitor of Fourth of July celebrations a part of prayers of were workers in the Jersey labor and work represent 65% of all migrant generation gresses, a day was giv- thanksgiving area to the camps, or in pressive one, with 500 so ago the United States. Bomb-like fireworks crackle nearly en to a tour of of inter- perhaps a bit more fervent north—at St. Jude's mission on farms here until November. workers. Without the low-cost points throughout the journalists from all over the than Then Puerto Rican night, ramrod-stiff soldiers on fast-moving tanks est. This included Santillana before. We could still see Church, Budd Lake (adminis- they return to Puerto workers, there world attending. A half-dozen the * and armored cars parade the streets, and del a set low rock wall tered by Edwin E. Rico.'' would be no farming in the through jet fighters from Mar, town aside as a protecting Msgr. Lange roar Poland had planned to be overhead, with red, white and blue smoke trailing. national monument alongside the road, and the of St. Michael’s, Netcong).’ Their average work week is State of New Jersey.” with a there, too, but a telegram an- church gaps, left, 11 7 Father Puma explained: dating from the 12th perhaps, by some day, days a week. BASTILLE Day is the national holiday of France, nounced that the other FATHER PUMA began to Their ■ ■ dating government century. traveler who had *hot 7O cents-80 cents “The small farmer has many back to 14, 1789. Other customs had learn about July date back to that revolu- made it impossible for gone all the to San the Puerto Rican an hour. From It was an exhilarating way Sebas- their total earn- problems—the markets are bad, tion too namely, that of providing orchestras the them to obtain visas. exper- and his so people tian under his own problems last Septem- must be costs have tripled in the last 10 ience, too, as the 10 buses rock- power. ings deducted the $9O may dance in the streets of Paris. But almost more ber when sent impressive ed the Bishop McNulty plane fare. years, there is tough competi- There along road to Santander, were singing at than the him to Puerto troubadours, serenading the diners meetings was the to Rico for 10 days. live in tion from the big the have the South American They dormitory style farms. The sidewalk restaurants (for Bastille moved fine cooperation, the Day some cordiality delegates Munich small truck farmer is on the their tables and chairs singing, loudly and Building into the street), orchestras on among the delegates The set*up from beautifully. I have often way out. Puerto Rican is makeshift platforms as dancers all the won- jitterbugged in the street countries of Europe A Tent his only salvation.” and you could almost dered, however, what the dance your way from the Place de l’Opera working together with excellent Span- City to the Seine with the iards, sitting in the cool of MUNICH—A tent to feed WILLING AS HE IS to be accompaniment of free music. spirit and fine zeal for the good city their homes that and shelter 62,000 to of the Catholic evening, participants in sympathetic both sides in BUT PARIS had Church. This is a touch all its own, too. On the Left Bank thought as the "singing buses" the International Eucharistic the farmer/migrant worker no mean accomplishment, when Con- IkAdweate students in the heart of the went roaring here problem, Father Puma has Saint-Germain-des-Pres section one reads of the by. gress July 31-Aug. 7 is under a got a bit conflicts that rowdy even for the lenient French police, and ended construction at 9 .difficult task: that of sowing attend so many other interna- EVEN Oberwieaenfeld July 21, 1960 up celebrating Bastille Day in the local bastille. IN THE smaller Span- airfield. his seeds between the furrows. tional meetings. Next ish towns, one was morning saw them on their sorrowful way home impressed Several hundred tents have There were almost al- some a dozen by the fine decoration nursing fresh white bandages as battle scars. of the been And porters Americans at the World ready erected and supplied at some sidewalk cafes Con- churches. The were busy shoveling up the broken sense of history with air mattresses and blankets. window gress, including Rev. Thurston was glass. It was then a bit easier to understand the steel never lacking, for many of A large N. Davis, S.J., of Who unusec| hangar will be shutters that guarded some store windows for America, these churches had been built put into the holiday. gave the address. use as a restaurant, h ’ > keynote He before the New World was dis- reading room and for *P°l

Glen Rock 's Father Now AUTOMATICALLY Kelly 'GringoPadre' COCHABAMBA, Bolivla-The flown over the Ande* to Co- *■**"*«■■■■■ plicate the work of the mission- « mm mmm mm m h three THE fair-skinned men paused chabamba where they have ed.” NEW JERSEY PRIEST by the poor little hut .to ex- been has signed for five years preparing for their new with change a few words in labored life the mission ai missionaries. On July 7 BOLIVIA, say* Father Kelly, society, during dialect with the Indian which he will be woman they left for their first assign- “is a most unusual country.” working on a and her two little Then He continent where vocations girls. ment five went to the moun- notes that it is a landlocked are so that they went on with their moun- tains of Peru, and five, includ- nation, that it contains (on scarce a priest must tain hike. care for about five ing Father Kelly, went to the Bolivia-Peru border) the times as had Santa world’s many as he would in k They not gone far, Cruz, Bolivia. highest large lake - people when Lake Titicaca the U. S. though, they were over- Father Kelly notes that with at 12,500 feet tOS taken by one of the above sea level—and that To Economical! little girls, the arrival in August of two it is the folks back home, Fa- Dependable! who placed in the hand of a country of extremes, featur- ther m each more U. S. priests, one from Kelly addresses this plea: a chicken “Buenos lowa ing the high flat "Please egg, tarde, and one from Alabama, land, Altiplano, remember in your she which has Padres,” said, and then she the number of priests of the So- an average altitude prayers the St. James priests, was gone. of 13,000 feet, as well broad ciety of St. James in Latin as the Maryknollers and the many fertile valleys like Cochabam- Although the three men were America will number 30. other groups of priests and ba (about 8,000 and trop- Sisters wearing hiking clothes, rather feet), working here and in FROM THE TIME of ar- ical regions like Santa than clerical dress, the Indians l)ts Cruz, other parts .of South America. rival Father where he met here, Kelly has is now. This is they along their way all certainly a very needed been studying at the Maryknoll The addressed them as "Padres.” scenery, he says, is work that 1 am privileged to Center. be They knew they were “spectacular.” a part of.” "We situated the “gringos” fair-skinned are on out- peo- skirts from of the city of Cochabam- ple North America or ba (the second largest city in Europe —and all the “gringos" in the Bolivia) near the mountains," mountains of Bolivia are Father writes. "Our lan- priests. Kelly guage course has been very ONE OK THE PRIESTS helpful and quite intensive. Na- was Rev. Martin tive Bolivians act R. Kelly, re- as our in- 3241 cently of St. Catharine's. Glen structors (and to all practical Rock, in the Newark Archdio- purposes do not speak English). cese. It We have m is from Father Kelly, had six hours of class now stationed five and half in Santa Cruz, a day, a days a Bolivia, that the story of the week. This course places little girl and the “gringo” great stress on diction and con- priests comes. He tells it when versation, so we drilled until asked if the people of South our heads were spinning." America are glad to have Language classes were not American the avenue priests in their coun- only of learning tries. open to the neophyte mission- trom this simple, extremely ed Noting that the Cochabam- poor ba family, comes this gift to house serves as a center of the Padres . . . Yes, the people Maryknoll activity. Father are very friendly and happy to Kelly added: "Many missioners here see us,” Father Kelly says. have passed through dur- % ing our stay and this has help- FATHER KELI.Y, :tB. left St ed our education Catharine's immensely, last February and We have learned much from sailed for South America as a their experiences.” member of the Missionary So- Attaining proficiency in Span- St. ciety of James. The for a Goj W«*er Hooter from society ish is just a beginning the yow Applionce Dealer or Member was founded two years ago by North American missioner in Cardinal Cushing of Boston for Bolivia, though, Father Kelly the purpose of 0. supplying S. points out. "It is estimated diocesan priests to priest poor that >VBUC

Are You a Rose, a Violet, a Tulip or a Snapdragon? June By Dwyer a tiny crocus sticks its sets. The pink sun flower sticks its and We are in the height of head the learning and meeting peo- their best when the day sum- through frost in the bright face right in the begins mer up sky ple (or the first time. We have and the buds that of but they tire as the hours wear shyly early days April. as if it is smiling back «tuck their right at our winters when our friend- heads out of the Some flowers are hard to the the on, or as we know them longer, ground in sun; snapdragon looks ships die out or we to early Spring are now raise but are so forget or as they are sick or lonely—- they beautiful so quiet and serene but will be proudly God’s flowers. We have our but as crowning the world when we take the time to care soon as the sun comes certainly snap at you if you autumns when with their full for trouble comes and beauty. them. Then there are the touch its up again they find encour- blossoms. Yet they like the leaves Wouldn’t it be a sad world hearty flowers that will to cover us agement (maybe from you) grow each add their own kind of without the color over. are of the in any soil and still be pretty, beauty. they as brighf and beauti- flowers? There are different What if the world or the shy plants that like to people, ful as before. too, just like were all green or all white? grow in the shade. WE TOO are flowers in God’s the flowers. Wouldn’t We would never it be a sad world with- THERE ARE those who face have a change We find the garden people, that is. We feel morning glory is out the color and or the joy of when have our bright summer beauty of everything with their heads Spring at its best when the sun comes sea- meeting different kinds of and their sons too —as we have peo- high hearts filled with up but fades away as the sun our ple? What if people were all love for Springs when we are growing everyone just as if alike? We would never MEDICAL have a they were smiling right back at change or feel the joy like God. A Seton Spring when anew Or do you know the ■<> Wedding Reception Grant meeting per- person who will some day warm son who seems nice until you our Is Memorial day with his own special know them and then they snap at friendship. everything anyone does or istawts PLAZA HOTEL SOUTH ORANGE Gene Del Some people are hard to know says? Polito of Sacred Heart, Newark, and to understand There the ieenwl Sq„ Jereov A but they ate gentle, the ECHNOLOGISTS Ctty, N. has been awarded the newly- have beautiful when the strong, the BeOrtnttoo provider: granted scholarship in qualities sweet, bright, Y • Dlenlfled Banquet memory we take the time to the soft, the »nm of the late Rev. care about warm, the thorny, (It to l»0> Patrick Joseph them. Qualify the frail each flower and trained for • Owens. The Day-Eve. Superior Cabin* scholarship has been Claim Then there are the each has a Day-Eva • Modeet set hearty person place in Phyalclani Claaaea price* up by a resident of Sa- ones who don't God's for Co-ad • Careful seem to need garden. attention to andeta lb cred Heart for Seton Free Placement Hall Pre- phretciana anyone else; they just seem to N. Y. Elate Phont Bridal Consultant paratory School. Take time to appreciate each keep happy no matter what Raqueet Free Cataloi L Uctneed Before kind and to work at making entering the priesthood. happens. Oldfield 3-0100 Father Owens yourself the flower God wants SCHOOL resided in Sacred The shy are not EASTERN Heart parish. seen by you to be to bring your own Awplo Parking Spot# He served as a everyone but when FOR PHYSICIANS' AIOSS we find kind of beauty to the world priest in the Archdiocese for 20 SS Stk Ave. (It SIJ N.Y4 CH l-SHt AJr Conditioned them can be like the and they beau- to others. If you need help, years and was an army litlmoUo chaplain tiful violets that cheerfully pi von in World spread their God will send His grace like War 11. Some beauty. people are at the sun. GOD’S GLORY: Addie has found a golden huge flower in her summer garden that has been sun grown by God’s and nourishment and Addie’s care. tender Can you find the road the flower that through brings the vitamins to the center of the flower’ Take your and start at the stem. pencil Draw a line up the road through the flower until dot in you reach the the center. Be sure you don’t cross any lines. When you find your road, then you can color the picture. Lives of the Saints

at*: n Christmas Saints W iWkX Can you think of a way to So, Young Advocates, this bring you safely to your vaca- put summer, vacation, Christ- summer as you are traveling tion spot and safely to the mas and the Three Wise Men think of the three holy men kingdom, of Heaven at the end together? Believe it or not, our who followed the star for days of your trip through life. Ha calendar of saints does it for us and until nights they came to will if you follow Hia star. on 23 when the when July the King of Kings. Ask God to Happy Journey! honors the Wise Men, or the Magi as they are also called. Tales of the Wise Men have been pieced together from tra- dition; for example, in the cat- acombs we find drawings of the visit of the Magi to Bethle- hem. In most pictures we find •■*l three men while in others there -o are two, four and even six kings. Some authorities tell us the artists painted more, men to make the picture look better LEBER artistically, while others say we are not really sure th re " v_t- were three kings.

A CHURCH document writ- ten in Paris tells us not only, Dignity, that there were three kings, beauty, but also It gave us the names and plainly marked of the kings: Bithisarea, Mel- prices chior and At Leber Gathaspa. These you may be rare to find exactly names were changed slightly the funeral service to suit your desires. Your as the language changed and choice of casket is we have the names that we yours to make—our con- now know: Balthasar, Melchior tribution is our to ability lighten your and Caspar. burdens in time ol need. , , The bones of the three kings are in the great cathedral of **> COLOR ME Cologne where they have been RHONE UNion 3-1 too. 1101/ honored for many centuries. The people honored the kings way back in the early days of Germany when the miracle FUNERAL plays told the story of Christ- mas and the coming of the HOME The Germans loved their Leber Magi. play and loved the tale of the CORNER 20th STREET & BOULEVARD • UNION CITY men who journeyed so far to Our 9 be with the Christ Child. service if available to every family Esses s regardless financial condition Serving Coiaety The people even began to of think of the Magi as the pa- *6 trons of travelers and to pray Streets" Since 1812 that God would guide them in their travels as He guided the kings that first Christmas night. National State was established 148 years ago by a group of civip-mindcd Essex County business men to meet the bank- needs ing of their businesses and com- Jerome J. Stanley munity. r ♦ Today the bank has 22 offices at focal CHURCH GO or A "Main Street” locations throughout the county, providing a complete range of services for industries,businesses, house- holds, and individuals.

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Mitchell 2-5090 July 21,1960 THE ADVOCATE 11 Nuns at Seton Hall AreMajorityofMinority SOUTH ORANGE Between station wagons as a means of the bell of sounding summer transportation for themselves and the session, June 13, final and their study-companions. science class, Aug. 19, Seton The traveling problem has Hall University will have host- made the Sisters much more ed over students at 4,000 their tolerant of their own commut- here and Pat- campus Newark, ing youngsters, according to erson and Jersey City branch- one Sister, while another non- es. driver gets a real treat from Included among the students watching other drivers watch- are about 500 Sisters represent- ing with amazement as she ing more than 20 different heads com- for Seton Hall with a munities, making the women full car. religious the majority leaders SETON of the minority group—in this HALL has made provisions case, the women. for the summer by The Sisters are taking ad- change providing spiritual directors under the vantage of the summer to work supervision of Msgr. Thomas W. toward teaching and nursing Cunning- vice degrees, to improve in their ham, president of Seton Hall, as well special fields and to prepare as seeing to the scholastic and recreational themselves for community ad- needs of the Sisters. ministrative work and the mis- sions. For the first time Maryknoll Missionary Sisters have come THE USUALLY all-male to Seton Hall to learn foreign campus here is hous- presently languages as preparation for CAMPUS LIFE: A visit to ing 110 nuns. While the chapel, a brief walk Around campus and a quick the re- going to the missions. The Sis- mainder of look at classroom notes are activities of the religious are con- ters are mainly studying the typical pre-class nuns studying at Se- sidered ton day students, many Oriental languages In order A CHALLENGE TO MEET: The elected national officers of the Catholic Hall, .South Orange. Shown in front of the chapel are, in the usual order: to newly have come from South Jersey be to return ready to China If Daughters of America are their new duties with a smile. At the Sister Mary Virginelle, C.S.S.F., at St. and and are facing Pittsburgh presently residing Casimir’s, Newark, while Pennsylvania stay- the should ever be country re- convention site in Sister Marie ing in houses of their commu- are, the usual order: Mrs. Frank V. Baxter, Dubuque,lowa, treas- studying; Edwin, S.S.N.D. and Sister Marie Daniel, S.S.N.D. of St. opened to missionaries, as well nity located close to school. to urer; Mrs. John V. Ballard, Milton, Mass., vice Joseph’s, Ronkonkama, L.I., and Sister M. Rosarii, S.S.J. of Immaculate Heart of as carry on their present supreme regent, Margaret J. Buck- Local Sisters seem to favor missions. ley, Chevy Chase, Md., Mary, High Point, N.C. supreme regent; and Mary C.Kanane, Union(N.J.), secretary. 120,000Women National Silver U.S. Citizen CDA Slate Includes To Convene Lining Jersey Regent PUNTA Fla. (NC) PITTSBURGH New Jersey man- The GORDA, junior CDA, which was founded National Catholic Welfare director of the Veterani Ad- KANSAS Mo. (NC) Heads Nuns to department, Kerwln, CITY, —As the ancient axiom has it, aged place a candidate on the na- S3 years at the 1927 CDA within from tional ago conven- Conference, which the headquar- ministration hospitals' program of the Delegates 30 states, Can- there's something good in slate at a recent convention. Gov- tion in North BEZIERS, i France (RNS) Carolina, is represented ters of the junior CDA will be estab- National Catholic Community Service ada and the Islands ernmental took a Philippine everything. Mother M. Rita politics backseat, how- in 83 dioceses throughout the lished. said Americans have will attend the biennial Rowley, formerly country, (NCCS), a respon- conven- Take, for example, the illness of ever, as over 1,300 delegates of the Cath- the North The in tion Tarry to wn,N- Y., wa'-elected including Jersey area. underdeveloped areas, helps children sibility to hospitaliied veterans which of the National Circle of the which befell Mrs. None olic Daughters of America, Loewe, the seventh General of representing junior group l will continue 1 to be fi- born into disease and poverty, now has "transcends our interests.” of Superior 36 patriotic Daughters Isabella to be held who resides with the Joseph states, elected Mary C. Kanant of nanced the senior here the world-wide Institute of the by CDA. five mother-baby health centers through- Miss Kerwin thanked the CDA for Aug. 8-12. Union as national Payne family here. of the Sacred Heart of secretary. out the world. its 12 of with the NCCS The .of Religious Predicting a doubling In member- years cooperating Daughters Isabella, During Mrs. Loewe’s illness, Miss Kanane has served as supreme Mary at a chapter meeting in the ship in the junior CDA the next At a of the religious and social programs in veter- founded 67 women in New during post-convention meeting by Rev. Hubert Sweeney, C.P., motherhouse regent of the New Jersey CDA for sev- two ans' here. years, Msgr. Schieder said: “There board of action was taken to hospitals. "They need your visit," Haven, Conn., in 1897, has grown and Rev. eral terms, being reelected to the directors, Philip Ryan, C.P., The Irish-born of- is a she word of to of about nun, formerly vast area awaiting the type of pro- put the rsolution into practice, and said, “a encouragement, a membership 120,000 met the Paynes while making fice at the state convention in May. provincial of the Eastern North gram which the Junior Catholic Daugh- $lO,OOO was voted for the Catholic Relief and above all the expression of your In- women. sick calls. Bit bit the Mention was also by talks American with head paid to Mary C. ters have. The terest and concern.” .The edu- province program, because of its Services Madonna Plan. organization provides between Mr. and Mrs. Payne quarters Duffy of South Orange, supreme regent cational assistance at Marymount College, solidly Catholic and practical approach Part of the fund will be allocated PORNOGRAPHY: A resolution lauded to seminari- and the priests got around to emeritus, to whom a chapel was dedi- Tarrytown, succeeds the late and because of its sound is the Puerto ana and religious and aid to the Catholic Church. ; cated in Stanfield, Ariz. philosophy, to Rican area where the Postmaster General Arthur Summer- Mother M. Gerard Phelan, who gearded to the times.” crippled children and infirm Within CDA is conducting a campaign against field and Rep. Kathryn Granahan of two weeks, the Paynes died last March. Margaret J. Buckley, of Chevy priests. Through the Queen Isa- asked the NATIONAL dissemination of birth control informa- Pennsylvania for their efforts in support priests to giva their The Institute of the Chase, Md., was elected supreme re- BHRINE: Nov. 12 has been bella it fel- Religious tion. A special pamphlet will be pub- of legislation to rid the mails of Foundation, provides family instructions. After an 18- gent of the selected as Catholic pornog- of the Sacred Heart of Mary was 57-year-old women’s group, Daughters Day at lowships to the School of Social week instruction the National Shrine of lished, stressing the sanctity of mother- raphy and indecent literature. course, Joseph founded in France in 1848 and to succeed the late Frances M. Maher, the Immaculate Service at the Catholic Univer- and Therese hood. Payne, their established In the U. S. in of Kane, Pa. Mrs. John V. Ballard, Conception, Washington, by the post-con- ELECTIONS: The delegates urged the of 1877. sity America, Washington. daughter and their five sons became vention The five altars U. S. citizens exercise their The community is not represent- Milton, Mass., supreme vice re- meeting. apsidal MISSIONS: Msgr. John B. Lux,sec- to right to were baptized in the Catholio in and Mrs. F. V. donated by the CDA will be dedicated but reminded that be ed North Jersey. gent; Baxter, Dubuque, retary of the Extension Society, thanked vote, "they gov- Church. that (consecration erned lowa, is the new treasurer. day of the altars will the delegates for the $81,495 contributed by their conscience in selecting take DOLLY MOUNT The final hours of the convention, place at an earlier date). the national CDA. He said that the best qualified for the position.” ACADEMY OF through which ran July 10-14, were spent in for- Msgr. Thomas J. Grady, Shrine di- "half of the dioceses in the U. S. cannot COMMUNISM: A resolution took is- NURSING HOME ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA SAINT ELIZABETH mulating policy, approving rector, thanked the exist without resolutions, delegates for the gift outside help.” sue with the complacency with which RLAIRiDIN/ PRAPACK, N. J. ■ICONDARY SCHOOL FOR OIRLI allocating funds and electing officers. of $250,000 toward the altars. Tentative Qu#»* Houte for Women Founded “More than small churches and "the horrifying actions of the commu- t ond 1800 FuUt Accredited The 6,000 Retroot Houio representatives of the' 210,000 plans for Nov. 12 include a nation-wide nist An •stabllshnd horn* Shot It fiM, *l«tar» of Charity chapels have been built recently through- countries are received,” and to call ArtloUe French Chototu of brooth Cenvaat. New Jiriw women organization made in pilgrimage of the CDA rgstfvl ond bmiHwi. lmt«< •* decisions and the junior out the U. S. and her he the attention of the State Department tekln* beauty In the Somereet Hille the following fields: CDA possessions,” ipodotit grounds. For Ik* ogod, Ultra modem facUltlaa, Healthful JEfforion 9*1600 members in official robes and uni- these and the U.N. to the action taken climate. Excellent ccmtinued, "among are chapels by dtranlcalff III) and convalescents, meal*. Open rear forms. built from Red China in round to Ci. valeacenta, vacatlonlat* YOUTH: The Junior Catholic CDA funds.” (A chapel is sentencing missionary i! 34 Hour Nursing Staff and perma i it auesU. Daugh- ters of America, youth sponsored MOTHERHOOD: presently being erected In honor of Miss Bishop James E. Walsh, M.M., a native SYLVIA NOLL BOLSTKR, R.N. Retreat* September to June group A resolution of the except Chrlstm**. Maher.) of to 20 in by the CDA, will become an convention Cumberland, Md., years pri- and New ■ear’e Weekend*. Day* integral recommended that the Ma- 7-HOUR son. and Ereniijb of Recollection. SERVICE part of the National Council of Catholic donna Plan, approved the The board of directors took action by CDA in Final Directed the llatere ef St. John BLACK Youth effective Sept. the resolutions pledged loyalty to by and WHITE (NCCY) 1, under 1958, be given greater support in its following convention and voted $lO,- the Raptlat. riaeeck SUM OIOS Msgr. the Church and its leaders and Joseph E. Schieder, NCCY direc- task of 000 to the Extension Society. request- FILMS promoting Christian motherhood. ed for the souls tor. Msgr. Schieder is head of the youth prayers of departed CDA The plan which, through its clinics MENTAL HEALTH: Phllomena F. members. JUMBO GENERAL ABSOLUTION Never Missionaries! Is Enough SIZE without confession given when Who Visit confession is impossible. Were First 5 MISSIONARY SERVANTS tIOHSIAH com < U.S. St Joseph's Religious? COlltCl 1 OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY WEEK-END PORT RETREATS TOBACCO, Md. 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THE 12 ADVOCATE July 21, 1960 ART LANGE Talignani's Second No-Hitter Tops Intermediate Action in Essex Loop NEWARK Though St. Peter’s (Belleville) is still a point in the campaign. long from the lead A contest way in the Essex County CYO Inter- to watch may be the one between mediate Baseball League, its star pitcher, Larry Talignani, St. Francis Xavier *nd Immaculate is a bid Conception t making strong to be considered as the outstanding Newark Schools Stadium, starting player in the loop this summer. at 3:30 p.m. Immaculate has been Talignani off picked up his second and on up to this point, but no-hitter of the season on 17 has the July showed that they would still have strength to pull a major as he shut out Blessed Sacrament to be counted in what upset which would throw (East promises really Orange), 3-0. Two weeks the race into to be an exciting stretch run. confusion. earlier. had blanked Larry Sa- Sacred Heart Cathedral moved cred Heart THE SECOND HALF Cathedral with no race In its record to 4-2 with a 15-hit, the junior safeties, but was touched for two loop got under 11-7 natural over St. Thomas the way runs. July 17 and St. Thomas Apostle (Bloomfield). St. Lucy’s the Apostle the This was the fourth (Bloomfield), first win in six (Newark), an annual contender half starts for winner, showed no signs 'of St. Peter’s, currently for the top prize, had six and tied for fourth letting up on its rivals. Barry place with Sacred five run in a 13-4 rout of ’ innings Reynolds his Heart Cathedral. Our of the pitched team to a Talignani was Lady Valley (Orange). 17 3 backed victory over St. Rose of up by Dennis O’Hare, who The Montclair championship Lima while had a to lead St. (Newark), Teddy triple Peter’s was settled for this season when Metz and supported him with a home attack, Roger Mamay and a Immaculate Conception scored run and a Eric Hatch, who contributed triple. close victory over Our Lady of Other doubles. winners were St. Mi- \ Ml. Carmel. 5-4. And St. Joseph’s chael’s (Newark), 7-2, over St Spanish (Newark), the defending Lucy’s, ST. FRANCIS XAVIER (New- and St. Paul the Apostle ark) champs, moved over the .500 maintained its record as the (Irvington), 4-1, over Sacred mark for the first time this sum- Heart only undefeated team in the lea- (Vailsburg). This week’s mer with a 12-6 defeat of St. to Aloy- top game St. gue —and clung a half-game pits Thomas against sius (Newark). lead over St. Valentine’s (Bloom- St. Paul’s on July 24 at Branch Brook Park field) as it shut out Our Lady of THE MOST IMPORTANT tilt Extension. Lourdes (West 3-0, be- The schedule for July 24: Orange), on July 24’s seven-game slate is hind INTIRMIDIATI LEAGUE the two-hit pitching of Rich- the matching St. Valentine one s p,r *' ■IwmHH ie Pecora. St. Valentine’s si Valentin® (Bloomfield) kept and Sacred Heart Cathedral at a v* Sacred H..rt Cathedral pace with its 7-0 defeat of Sacred (Newark). 1 l Watsessing Park, Bloomfield, at Si, ';*ll,hur « l vs. St. Aloyalua Heart (Newark), 3:30 p.m. (Vailsburg). be at 1 p.m. Second place will *’ Br * neh Bro< * Eatenaiofl Cl TV With more than half the season stake in this contest as just one vees ,sloomn ' ,d, t * still to <«&*&£“? p go, two other teams also game separates the teams at this V 0 U Ml Ctr- p m - THEY’RE NOT That wAt rk School* Stadium REAL: lifelike worm n° f *•"*! squiggling y r* nge) vs Bleu« 3:30 actually made of Sister The pitching of Lyndhurst on July 20 at Totowa JUN'ORTEAOUB plastic. Bill of B Brook Batonalon Juliana is one of the cloistered nuns at Taylor Don Bosco Tech Oval, with a second set . *,* I»»ch St. Clare’s game o. V U bUr and Joe Riccardo of St. * *’ V*' S ‘- U,C)r '* in Mary’s for July 22 at Lyndhurst County » m Monastery Canton, Ohio, who make St. Peter’s Fish- (P) led the Pasquariello-Bradle Park. A third if n st »• to game, necessary, *‘ch£7 torso. - ing Lures help support their convent. More than Post 187 to the District 1 finals will be played on July 24. of the 2,000 have been sold since April. state American Legion Backing up Taylor in his vic- Junior Baseball tournament last tory were Bill Croal of St. Bona- weekend. venture, with two hits, and Jack Press Box Taylor hit a home run in his Paragraphs Hoppler of St. Mary’s who own behalf as his team turned smacked out a triple and scored back Franklin Post 132, 5-4, on an on error, just before Taylor July 16 at Ogdcnsburg, while Ric- hit his second-inning homer. But The Last Time cardo limited the Sussex it Around County took an eighth-inning single by team to just one hit in a 5-2 Mike Van Atta of St. Bonaven- on victory July 17 at Totowa ture to score John Cuccinella with Some 50 from years now, if fielder with a Oval. the strong arm and Another point of winning run. anyone is around to read about similarity Paterson its series with certainly was never a threat between the two is their opened In the second game, Riccardo it, sports writers be open- may point- on the basepaths. Musial was handed held Franklin hitless until the ing to 1960 milestone generosity. Williams as a in a brilliant outfielder ninth as a young has devoted a great deal of his MAIL YOUR FILM inning when a tingle by professional baseball and later history player moved to first off-field time to Howie Stabler sparked a two-run second only to 1900, which promoting the now base with even more success. RYAN FOTO rally for the losers. divides the “Jimmy Fund,” a Boston char- game into two eras. His baserunning was Like always ity. Musial, he prefers to BOX M CHATHAM. N. J. Actually, baseball history fits first class. keep private gifts just that, NEW YORK itself pretty into The Black and Whit* Service neatly 20- public image of the two quite private. (It was only year by Dining At It* tat compartments, beginning men could hardly be more accident that Stan’s of Sin 8 around op- gift a Exposure .. .50 1880. The first Williams has home perma- posed. been pic- to his old minor league nent was if Size 12 . . .70 league formed four tured first Exposure as a GILHULY'S cocky youth, manager, Dickie Kerr, was re- years earlier, in the later 1876; next as a sullen veteran. He vealed a few Kodacolor Service in the years ago.) RESTAURANT and BAR 1901; lively ball came has had running feuds with in Sin 8 .. 2.40 1920 and baseball WHEN Exposure (X*L 1893) night de- fans and sportswriters. The THEY DO hang up if Size 12 3.35 Delldoa* Luncheon! and Dinner* scended for real about their Exposure .. FIRST WEIGH-IN: 1940. cap he refuses to tip after shoes, it might well be read In Horacllka Atmoepher* Heavyweight champion Floyd'Patterson checks"at the weight Clomd Now, It appears, we are on the home Kodachrom* on SUNDAY Air Cond. in at runs belongs in the Hall said, “We will never see their Processing Convenient to CoUaeum A Theatre* of his first son, Floyd II, Mercy Hospital, Rockville threshold Center, L.I. Sister Mary of another innova- of Fame itself as a like Choice Wine* and Liquor*. Muaek. baseball again." In the fast-paced BMM Movie Roll. 1.25 Paul, superintendent of the is at the which read tion: a third Regular SPECIAL PACILITII* FOB hospital, officiating scales eight major league. memento. baseball of today with Its night- BMM Roll 1.00 PRIVATE PARTIES Movie Magazine two ounces. A Patterson Each of these eras has on game schedules, ACCOMMOOATINO II »* M pounds, convert, also has two also Musial, the other hand, cross-country daughters. boasted 135MM 20 1.25 of its great heroes: the has had hops, home run or at- Exposure . .. m Elehlh Ave., (at 41th StJ never anything but a nothing Writ* for Delehantys, titude, it seems that Mailing Envelopes NEW YORK CITY Bresnahans, Ham- sympathetic press. Modest, un- unlikely lltons, Radboumes St. Andrew's St. and Keefes spoiled, he had the rare dis- many players will even come St. of the 80’s and close to the Patrick's, Joseph's 90’s; the Cobbs, tinction of being one visiting marks set by these Speakers, two. Mathewsons, John- player who was never (well, sons, '• Nears Crown Get Fast Start in Union Alexanders and Wagners hardly ever) booed at Ebbets No one is likely again to DANCING of 1900-20; the Field. Ruths, Hornsbys, Just as strong a com- average over .340 for his ca- BAYONNE St. Andrew’* ELIZABETH With the first round title in Hcilmanns, was the Otts, Gehrigs, Hub- petitor as Williams, he has reer as has Williams; no one EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT one game away from clinching Union CYO Intermediate bells, Groves and Terrys of never his zeal is break County Baseball League still up permitted to pro- likely to into the 3,000 the Junior CYO title 1920-40. ) duce hit Bayonne for grabs, St. and St. an unsportsmanlike act. circles, as has Musial. For Persons Over 21 when it Patrick’s (Elizabeth) Joseph’s (Rosel- met second-place Mt. Ted’s home run total might le) have already made it evident that will be SO IT IS FITTING PRIVATELY we have 9KX> P. M. to 12:30 A. M. Carmel on July 20 at City Park they strong that, if YET, 1, someday bo surpassed, but 1960 is the idea Stadium. contenders in the second half race. to be another cutoff that the two are very just-opened probably by someone with a Rain cancelled the point, it is also the year which much alike. Williams has cer- • Despite the fact that it was two games .290 lifetime average. And who CLUB scheduled apparently will see the final tainly had many strong ST. LEO beaten last week Star of the for July 14 which were rick's per- is going to match their by and SS. Peter and Paul bows sonal record to have brought the first half of two of the truly great friendships, including that of in Now Air Sea, St. Andrew’s maintained its would then move into a consistency batting under St. Loo's Cooled Auditorium four-way stars of all time: Ted Williams with the former Boston Red in the loss column schedule to a close. .300 once in Markot at tho J. one game edge Holy Rosary deadlock for the title. Sok only careers lasfr St., Boulevard, East Paterson, N. (Elizabeth) and St. Patrick’s and Stan Musial. Their careers clubhouse man, Johnny over Mt. Carmel, which split a will ing two decades? DUKE COLUNS and his have SECOND HALF almost perfectly the Orlando. Naturally shy, he Orchestra pair of assignments.with Star of another try at it on July 22 PLAY opened span per- iod, Williams seems to-have had a Directions: the Sea and St. Vincent’s. in the first game of a double- July 12 with St. Joseph’s routing having broken in always back in Musial defensive which header at St. Mary’s, while 1939, in 1941. attitude, some- Wins Pair If Mt. Carmel defeated St. An- Brophy Field, Eliza- 22-0, St. Pat- Lange Garden times translates as a in Driving South on State Parkway, Exit 158 beth, while Blessed Sacrament rick’s bombed SS. Peter and Williams has already chip TOMS RIVER Art of drew’s on the 20th, the issue an- his Lange Driving North on Garden State Exit 157 and St. Paul, 20-8. On IS, nounced that this will be his shoulder. Notre Parkway, would then go down to the season (Elizabeth) Mary’s July Holy Summit, a Dame sopho- at and Blessed final season. Ted Musial, on the other (One Minute from either finale between St. Andrew’s and (Plainfield) will go it on July Rosary Sacrament turns 42 pret- hand, more, won both the morning and Exit) ty ranks 29, also at Field. played to a 6-6 deadlock, soon, making him one of the apparently second only afternoon senior races the St. Vincent’s on July 25 at Ba- Brophy adding jet at and to the schedule-maker’s head- oldest active of to the Montclair squire (Yogi Toms River yonne Park. St. Andrew’s Holy Rosary Blessed Sac players all Regatta, held July County time. Berra) rament are tied for the ache. He came back this year in his capacity for mak- 16 at would then need a victory in this first half Barnegat Bay. with one main goal ing friends quickly fel- game to tie Mt. Carmel and force lead with 3-1 record and would Bill Kennedy, former Marist in view: among to pass the home low not be forced into a if both baseball and basketball star, led 500 run mark players. Possibly quite a playoff. playoff and move Mel as outgoing as Yogi (who win these final Should St. Joseph's sluggers with a past Ott (511) on is?), I got Mt. Carmel games. SETON HALL Heavy hitting the all-time list. But he is still just as popular with both lose, things would be even homer, triple and two singles, for his BUY SAFE ... past its 10-8 game with Star of two these envious critics more while Tom Costello also hit for service hitches and numer- potentially UNIVERSITY the Sea last week Paul complicated, as St. Pat- as pitcher he as with the devoted fans. the circuit. Tom Farrell pitched ous injuries, 'might be chal- SAFE Chmiel weakened after holding a BE ... two-hit ball for the Ro- lenging Babe Ruth instead. 10-3 lead in the early innings. selle St. Patrick's had It Is not But St. the League team. quite certain that ONLY SEE ANNOUNCES against Vincent’s, Musial AT WARD FORD home runs from Frank and Matt will join Williams on pitching completely collapsed and Shoban and John in its the shelf next year. BRAND NEW COURSES IN SOUTH ORANGE LEADING the Vinnies earned their first vic- Standings Higgins A few easy victory. weeks ago, when Stan was sit- 1960 MURPHY tory of the season, 11-6. TO THE MASTER'S DEGREE In addition to the belated first ting the "bench, it appeared definite FORDS *1731* BAYONNE CYO round this week’s sched- that he would not be • Junior Loogu* game, back next IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! BROS. W and year. Now he is back L ule shows SS. Peter Paul FALCONS • 10w..i Prict 1960 FALL SEMESTER SI. Andrew's 3 i in the REGISTRATION against St. 22 at lineup, hitting like his Ml. Carmel 3 2 Mary's on July • High.il Trad«- Star of the Sea old self and be STATION WAGON 2 3 Cedar Brook Park, while St, Pat- might persuad- FAIRLANES tm BEGINS SEPTEMBER S St. Vlncent'a 1 2 tIIZABITH'S ONIY ed to one Last Week's Results rick's faces St. Joseph's in the play more year, • Cash R.fund Mt. Carmel 10. Star of the Sea • Courses are In HEADQUARTERS particularly if the Cardinals GALAXIES Of Trad»-lfi offered fourteen fields: St. Vincent's 11. Mt. Carmel 6 second game of the Brophy Field AUTHORIZED looks like a contender in ’6l. UNION COUNTY CYO twin bill the same night. On July Allowanc.l OF ARTS COLLEGE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Intermediate League it’s against SS. After all, he’s only 39. Thunderbirdt • Low Bank (First half) 26, Holy Rosary • AND SCIENCES RatN CHRYSLER ADMINISTRATION . W L Peter and Paul and St. Mary’s * Pluj u D FIVE YEARS Nominal San' 4** Chare* sdSSP Holy Rosary 3 1 after their re- against St. Patrick’s. Chemistry Accounting Blessed Sacrament 3 1 tirements, whenever MITAL BODIIS FROM SIM SS. Peter and Paul 3 2 they may English Economics • St. Patrick's 2 2 Friday, July 22 come, both men will be eligible IMPERIAL French St. Joseph's Manogtmunl 2 3 SS. Peter and Paul vi. St. Mary’a at WARD-FORD All Mokes St. Mary'a to be voted into the Hall of Social Studies Marketing 0 4 Cedar Brook Park, Plainfield. 6 p m. (Second Half) St. Patrick’s Holy Rosary at Brophy vs. Fame. It seems a foregone 239 CENTRAL AVENUE and Models Field. Elizabeth. 6 p m. • SCHOOL OF EDUCATION St. Joseph's 0 St Patrick's, va. St. Joseph’s at Brophy conclusion that they will make NEWARK 3. N. J. PLYMOUTH St. Patrick's 1 0 Field. Elizabeth. 8 p.m. Holy in on the first ballot. Administration and Supervision Rosary 0 0 Tuesday, July 24 Possibly Ml 3-8000 Blessed Sacrament PACE MOTORS 0 0 Holy Rosary va. SS. Peter and Paul at the unpopularity of Williams Elementary Education St. Mary's • 0 1 Mattano Field. EUzabcthport. 6 pm. n» l

SEATTLE, Wash. (NC) —Paul Wallrof, a high school his- tory teacher during the school year and a deputy sheriff dur- ing the summer, has combined both jobs in an experiment at the King County jail. The rugged ex-Marine, a former University of Washington football tackle, has taken over a jailhouse class in American history. His students, whose ages range from 16 to 19, face serious charges in Superior Court. Juveniie authorities have waived jurisdiction over juvenile offenders in the group, either because of the seriousness of their crimes or because they are “repeaters.”

THE CLASS, strictly on a voluntary basis, is held in the jail About 30 inmates chapel. have been attending the daily hour-long sessions. Mr. Wallrof has laid down the law in his chapel classroom. In his first class, the six-foot-three, 230-pound teacher warned his students to not “goof off on me.” “This is a challenge and a privilege for me," he told them. “I’m to going to try teach you about this great nation of ours.” Mr. Wallrof, 27, is a member of St. Edward’s parish and a graduate of St. George’s parochial school here. Undersheriff Don Sprinkle said that if the experiment the EUROPE BOUND: This of teachers and proves successful, Seattle Public Schools will be asked to group students, chiefly from Immaculate Conception High School provid* a full-time teacher for the (Lodi), left 17 for a a young offenders when Mr July 38-day tour of Europe, including visit to Poland. Left to right, front row, are Mother Wallrof returns to his classes at Cleveland High School in Mary Virginette, C.S.S.F., provincial of the Felician Eileen September. superior Sisters; Bakalarz; Sister Mary Amadeus, vice principal of Immaculate Conception High School; K athy Dunn; Mary Lynn Weinerskirch; Susan Battaglia; Carol Dudiak; Josephine Dudiak; Sister Mary Justitia, principal of Immaculate Conception; and Msgr. W. Arthur Rojek, spiritual director of the Mrs. Dachau Visitto tour; in rear row, Florence Stepeck and Miss Irene Glista, teachers from a Highlight Felician high school in Connecticut. Youth Congress Activity At long MUNICH A visit to the former Polish Visit at Itvo concentration camp Papal Audience, Highlights you at Dachau on 5 Aug. by 3,000 young German meh will Immaculate highlight the youth activity at the InternationalEucharistic Conception Students Tour DtPINDAIK and OOOD INCOMI tf Congress. An at LODI audience with Pope John XXIII and a the Pauline Fathers Church. Dachau was the where Christian visit behind the Iron Curtain to Aside from individual In A *•« M A MAA J camp victims of the Poland will the visits, •■ V I II | • M NT 1 —l. . I highlight DRY RUN: Nazi regime, including this is probably the first 1 V. D. ANNUITY Romeo Bryant, left,and RayLovey of many six-week tour of Europe which began July 17 for two Sis- oppor- priests and tunity a group of from PLAN. St. seminarians, were The following ters and pilgrims Troop 54, Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral, in a little day, representa- six students from Immaculate Conception High North has get imprisoned. The pilgrims will tives of Jersey had to go be- practice for the Robert eight nations will present School. hind O Tw olm ilnn lii Treat Council participate in a memorial serv- the Iron Curtain since it Camporee, bread from their homeland to the Mm (tml w*rk m 4 which will be held 22-24 ice for the victims and also take Taken in conjunction with the The early part of the trip in- descended shortly after the end July at Branch Brook Park “Altar Island" as a symbolic of- Mm MluUni and kilp hi cludes to of World in honor part in the dedication of the Felician Sisters European Sum- visits Lisieux and War 11. It is certainly and trolfc- of the 50th anniversary of Boy Scouting. fering during the Solemn Pontif- adiuntlin PrUltl "Chapel to the of Christ.’’ mer the will Lourdes in with the ar- the first visit of its kind far Mm Mtiilom O Car- Agony ical High Mass which will be Seminar, trip cover France, by a an England, and rival in Rome scheduled for July group of high school students. tain fan odvantogaa O A celebrated by Cardinal Gracias of France, Italy Aus- tria 30. An audience Mimrrlol and Bombay, India. and culminate in the two- with the Pope 1 will i In Mart "COME ON 1N... North Scouts week visit to Poland. Spiritual be requested for Aug. 2 and many Jersey Boy IN the Vocations THE SUBSEQUENT festive director for the tour is Msgr. W grout will attend Mass in Delayed the the Polish' BOSTON THE - Writ* far fra# WATCH'S FINE Take Off for hour, youth will pray for the Arthur Rojek of Leo House, New Church of Rome, of- (NC) A record tnfnnnaMaa Jamboree unity of all those who are York. fered by Archbishop Joseph F. class of 108 students Maty Of Tha Dlvina Ward NEW BOULEVARD bap- graduated tized in the one Church of Christ. The Immaculate Gawlina, Apostolic Visitator for from the St. Philip Neri School ANNUITY »Vt. NEWARK North Jersey Boy Scouts took off this Conception Artistic performances will Include includes Poles in Exile. for Delayed Vocations. week for 'the contingent Sister Mary GIRARD, PENNA. Fifth National Scout Jamboree at Colorado and POOL singing dancing by groups Raphael, C.S.S.F., provincial sec- Florence and Venice will be Springs, which will draw over from and 55,000 boys from all parts India, Arabia, Africa, Spain retary, Sister Mary visited on the way to Vienna, •IVD. t CITY of the and LINE. BAYONNE country. Ireland. Amadeus, vice-principal. Students where the tour, will visit the Groups of German Announcing ... NOW OPEN For the boys who are not able to young Cath- included are Eileen Bakalarz Kahlenberg, where Polish king make the trip to olics • Mutlc PnlnroflA lnn«i i r have spent months prepar- Susan Battaglia, and Jan 111 Sobieski led the armies Dancing Colorado, local districts have set Josephine • New Snack Bar ing for the Congress. Bavarian Carol Jane Dudiak, which halted*the last Turkish in- up three-day camporees, July 22- honor of the Mary Lynn • Rag. Ufa Ouarde 50th anniversary of farmers gathered contributions of Weimerskirch and 24, at various sites, Including Kathy Dunn, vasion of Western Europe in 1683. DIVIDEND • Naw Shade Area Boy Scouting in America. grain to provide food for the a featured player in tnF ON Branch Brook Park and Warinan- Broad- • Swim In Eure Drinking Wafer Boys attending the young visitdrs and also donat- hit THE GROUP HOPES to have co Elizabeth. campout in way musical, “The Sound of YOUR • 2 Park, Both the na- Hollywood Sun Docki Branch Brook ed a number of an audience in Poland with Stefan lAVINOS tional Park will be from vestments for the Music.” Also are • ARCADE and local campouts are in going along two the Robert Treat divine services Cardinal Among the Council area. during the festive parents, Mrs. Mary Dudiak and Wyszynski. Starting January l«t, I**o They will take week. Polish cities to be visited are FREE PARKING part in a series of Mrs. Hedwig Bakalarz. Help Countries tests and contests dur- Those from the dioceses of Poznan, Wroclaw, Czestochowa, ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $lO,OOO Free Ticket* fa Rf. 440 Drlve-ln challenge BERLIN ing the three days. Freiburg, Speyer and the Pala- MOTHER MARY Alexandra, Krakow and Zakopane. Theatre, given on weekende l-aer Catholics in Ger- Catholic tinate Mother General adult. many have contributed $18.4 mil- Scouts will answer an early call collected more than 33,000 C.S.S.F., of the The visit to Czestochowa will lion since on July 24 to pounds of wheat and 2,000 Felician Sisters, Initiated the be timed to coincide with the Umited Number Seaton Pallet the start of their na- attend 6:45 a.m. gal- tionwide drive Mass. lons of wine for the eucharistic seminars in order to give stu- feast of the Available last year to re- Assumption (Aug. dents Far Information Call HE 7-3414 lieve starvation and distress in gifts and for the “Agapes" of Felician schools the op- 15, when the shrine is visited by ADVOCATE READERS will (brotherly feasts). Sodality girls portunity to “visit other coun- pilgrims from all parts of Po- underdeveloped countries. be able to keep with the up ac- made the 400 banners tries with special consideration tivities which will land. The Cathedrals in Poznan of North Jersey Scouts at frame the to the land of our forefathers— AND Colorado Congress site and and Wroclaw will be visited and LOAN ASSOCIATION Springs through the re- members of the Kolping Society Poland.” Mass will be offered in Krakow ports from Dennis Jakuc, a St. 244 CHESTNUT STREET NUTIEY N J CAMP ST. helped with construction of seats JOSEPH'S VILLA "n'SFJSST Benedict's Prep who is L student, and the Altar Island. a the National POH »OYI - attending Jamboree CamalatV"' ItVffSd by Xavtrlan Rrathara as member Newman Tho boot you art looking for a of Troop 64 from Will Be la Hoaltfc Boston Keynoter I Sanitation Suiporrlalon Ricnatlaa the Robert Treat Council. Scholars Hit MAMMOUTH SWIMMING POOL Six Senior Scouts from the Records in Grants °**“ Vice-Postulator of Cause ***1 — *oU«r Ska tine Rink Vaat Ball Plaid Belleville-Newark area take off BOSTON (NC) Pioneering Horn* Cooking This year’s and Bakery 22 for July a 19-day trip to Phil- graduates from WASHINGTON (NC) A leader in the movement for INtPICTION INVITIO PROM MID-APRIL ON Catholic high mont Scout Ranch in New Mexi the beatification of •« Saaaon Rata till schools in and around Boston Cardinal John Henry Newman will de- aaklnca far t+M co. This is a 127,000 acre Waaka—Saaaon frem July l. ta Auauat 17—Aaaa 4-14 na- have received the greatest liver the tional num- keynote address at the annual convention of the *® camping area in the Ci- ber of r “onn»Uoa and DtraeUon. Conault scholarships and grants In ;r- marron National Newman Club Federation. -- f country, donated to the * * #V M ** r John J the history of the Archdiocese. *7 It* * * ‘ Now York H, N. V. Boy Scouts about 20 H. Francis Davis of ■•• t *Jrd Toll MUrroy Hill 14194 years ago. Msgr. Timothy O’Leary, arch- Msgr. Birmingham, England, will This will group also make a short speak on “Newman in the World diocesan superintendent o f visit to Colorado at the Springs. schools, said that 466 seniors won Today’’ opening session of Elyria, Ohio. Stay-at-home Explorer Scouts the 671 scholarships or convention, which will be held will have grants-in-aid, Dr. Charles T. Dougherty of a Jubilee Field Sports of estimated Aug. 29 to Sept. 4 in Cleveland. both, to value St. Louis University will discuss program at Branch Brook Park $1,370,000. The graduates are Msgr. Davis is vice postulator recent new discoveries relating CAMP including Scout achievement and from TEGAKWITHA 83 of the 95 secondary of the beatification cause of Car- to the life and work of Cardinal athletic contests. Owned schools in the archdiocese. dinal Newman, famed 19th- based and Operated by the Newman on documents in century British convert-church- the Vatican. Archdiocese of Newark man who died in 1890. FOR GIRLS St. The convention will be preced- SEASON: Vincent's ed national JULY 2-AUG. 20 Tops Knights, OTHERS WHO WILL address by a four-day lead- ership conference for Two-Week Period $BO.OO 6 to 16 the convention include: Bishop Newman .... Club Four-Week Period Ends Paul J. Hallinan of Charleston, presidents, Aug. 26 to 29. .... $150.00 on Streak LongWinning in Full S.C., former national Experts Newman Club work Seaton $250.00 LAKE HOPTACONO BAYONNE St. Vincent’s chaplain Cadets put an end to the of the Newman Club will give training in the operation NEW JERSEY Federation; . ATHiniCS SWIMMINO . eight-contest for effective club RIDINO winning streak of Blessed Sacrament’s Gold- Rev. George Sallaway, Newman programs. AITS AND __ CRAFTS en Knights on Club Odessa July 16, when it scored a decisive victory chaplain at Junior Dancing Dramatics Rev. Vin- Special Program for Children over the Newark corps in a drum and bugle contest College, Odessa, Tex.; BIBLES & BOOKS spon- cent F. Blehl, of EXCELLENT CARE • TRAINED COUNSELORS sored by the P.A.L. at S.J., Buffalo; OF ALL TVrtS Bayonne City Park Stadium. and MODERN Msgr. William L. Newton of REBOUND EQUIPMENT This was the third meeting of the Apply: MRS. EILEEN A. two this season and still left NEWARK BINDERY, INC. WELCH, Director, 51 Smull Ave, Blessed /Jjfl-J Sacrament with a 2-1 FRLD CORDON, pres. Ih Caldwell, N. J.-Telephone 6-4696 after CApital 3 P. M, edge. They will not meet again FI Clinton St . New.irk ?, N. J until MArket 3 0963 Aug. 24 when both take part in the Veterans of Foreign Wars national contest at Briggs Sta- dium, Detroit. PRINTING vk« St. Vincent’s held an edge In all departments of judging as it HARRY F. MURPHY defeated Blessed Sacrament, 89.- 78 CLINTON ST., NEWARK 2 175-87.20, in the Bayonne contest. Have tasted the bread that Phonat MArk.t 3-2831 you In third place were the Garfield Cadets with 86.70. This left St.

Vincent’s with a 7-2 record on was never meant to be sold? the year, compared to 8-1 for Blessed Sacrament. It’s called Monica’ Bread and has been the THIS long daily N WEEKEND, St. Vincent’s is % entered in ‘‘The Night of bread of the Trappiata of the Abbey of the Genesee, Stars,” sponsored by the Wood- K a mainstay in their austere diet. siders corps on July 23 at New- your ark Schools Stadium. Others en- A tall, thin loaf, different and more delicious than tered include St. Brendan’s of dividend! per Clifton, St. Vincent’s of any you've ever tasted, this healthful bread has Madison, compounded annum savings the Paterson Fair Cadets, Lawn quarterly , become popular overnight. Actually this bread was Police Cadets, Audubon All-Girl never meant sold. and Selden to be But visitors to*the Abbey of Enjoy the advantages of bank Corps Cadets. safety Meanwhile, Blessed Sacrament the Genesee were so enthusiastic about it that the for will compete in the 12th your funds —and bank con- annual Monks agreed to share it with the outside world. parade of Champions, sponsored for venience yourself, with so by the Garfield Cadets on the many Recently the Bond Bakers were given the privilege same evening at Memorial Sta- financial services available under of Monks’ Bread dium, Garfield. Competition there baking for you. Monks’ Bread will Include one St. Catherine’s of baked Bond, the it roof. Build your cash reserve by following Trappist recipe, Siena of St. Albans, L. 1., Our now at favorite store in Whole Wheat fund of Lourdes of your White, for emergencies, opportun- Lady Paterson and St. Patrick's of Jersey City. and Raisin loaves. Do try it. ities, and future in satisfactions a V bank Our of Lourdes m savings account with usl Lady Sets Drum Contest Accounts insured up to J 10,000. PATERSON HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Our Lady of Savings received by Lourdes drum and bugle corps 15th of month torn IN jersey CITY IN SAYONNI will hold its fourth annual com- from the Ist. M.ntgom.ry a) * Sov* mall. both Wellington It. Broadway al Ilrd St. petition on Aug. 13 at Hlnchcliffe by We pay postage ways. MONKS' * Jackion at Wilkimoa Stadium, at 8 Ava. IN OUTIINBIRO starting p.m. * Cantial Ava. the entries AUF WEIDERSEHEN: Dunn of Hasbrouck noar lowtn Si. k 68th St. at florgon/ina Ava. Among are the Kathy * Blessed Sacrament ARROW r.y.nla Ava. at Orava St Golden Heights, who plays Louisa Von Trapp in the “‘Sound IN HOIOKSN the m * 40 Javraal Knights, Dumont Police Ca- BREAD WHUj * of Square Rlvar at flrtt St. Music,” says goodbye to her SAVINGS dets, Smithtown St. stage stepmother, Mary * OfSN Freelancers, MONDAY (VININO * OPIN FRIDAY IVENINO Martin, before 17 with & LOAN Catherine’s Queensmen, St. Cath- leaving on July five fellow ASSOCIATION 120 Mombor Fadaral erine's Marlanettes and the students from Immaculate a So. Avenue Dopoilt Iniuranca Corporation Con- Conception (Lodi) for six- Orange Newark necticut Buccaneers. week tour of Europe. 3, N. J. Another Quality Product from Baker* 14 THE ADVOCATE July 21, 1960 Book of Movie Reviews Review: MOVIES Roundup r fwtton»i-7S!rU£i?'«* cSSiStc' tiJnXl7 William Television By H. Mooring and unmitigated disrespect upon genuine revivalists and religion SUNDAY# JULY 14 For MA Bellboy for n"t a woman further information callt 3-5700 itself, only — 'Night Music' Recommended Weak (No 8:30 a.m. (4) "Lot’s Talk About rating yet) evangelist (Jean Simmons) and God." A 8:13 («> — Inquiry. screen foreword warns us Elmer (Burt a.m. "Personality." Morally Unobjectionable for Gantry 11:30 a.m. — (From "Best Everyone that this Lancaster), (Ill Christophers Sellers’’, University of Scranton ) home also whirled Adventures of Edge of Eternity Journey Center Jerry Lewis film has "Lottar Writing; Force for Good." into a mael- to Story-* of Ruth who presumes to become an NIGHT Huckleberry Finn Flame Over Earth Joan Leslie. MUSIC. By Sven drama is strom of each India of 10 Commandments “no story.” With equal Stolpe. absorbing honesty — psychological crises, separate Battle Flame For the Ist Time Kidnapped Tarxan. evangelist, but other characters, 1:30 p.m. (4) Catholic Hour. Sheed of Ape Man the ads and Ward. $4.50.' (Adults in which the and each Battle Gallant Hours Killers of —-”30” say: “Jerry is the SATURDAY, JULY IS played souls of its inevitably interlocked Sea silliest, some of them ordained Coral ministers, — because Gideon of Scot- Kilimanjaro 3rd Man Moun- in a series 7 p.m. 113) Bishop Sheen only, of advanced con- characters are at stake. with the others. Battle in on of sequences that are land Yard Last Angry Man tain are far from living to what Outer Space up tent and style.) Falk, the prime had fell in Glenn Miller Story Last Voyage 13 Fighting Men even sillier!” That is the trouble. minister, Georg love, as he was Ben Hur Libel they preach. In the finish, Gan- This Good Day for a 3 Came to Kill story of Prime Minister been a Behind the Great string Jerry’s latest (?) is university professor spe- planned to, with a communist Hanging Man on 1.001 Arabian Nts. comedy silly try quotes St. Paul: "When I Wall Radio Herbert Falk and his family is cializing in who Great Day Masters of Timbuktu (as meaning “foolish, feeble- law, became girl student; Regina cast off in- Big Fisherman Gunfighters of Congo Jungle Time Lock became a man I put away child- set in a modern Scandinavian of Big Jeeter Abilene Michael Strogoff minded, showing little president an influential bank, stinctive restraints to lose herself Toby Tyler sense”), ish he SUNDAY, Big Night Guns of Timber- things,” as, symbolically, JULY 14 which is Mouse That Roared 12 Hours to Kill instead of country not to be iden- and then threw himself into in the Blood A Steel land being funny ("mean- throws aside 8:13 a.m WNEW—Sacred Heart poli- bohemianism; only invalid Noose for Gunman Warrior di Slave the Bible. Techni- tified with Broth of Boy 7 a.m. WNEW — Hour of Crucified any actual geographi- tics Elizabeth a Have Rocket. Will Oklahoma Territory Girl ing to cause laughter, humorous believing completely in his began gradually to un- Comanche Station Travel cally this is but much 7:13 a.m. WRCA—Hour of 8L Francis Opera'lon When Comedy powerful, cal land, but which Conspiracy of Houdini or amusing”). For once, at 7:30 a.m. WHOM—Sacred Heart Hear undoubtedly own integrity as sacrificing his derstand the falsity of her Amsterdam Was King least, of the action and is right- — Hearts dialogue 7:30 WOR Marian - resembles several. inclinations Hound Dog Man Private's Affair W’lndJammer the ads do not lie than a.m. Theater # own and wishes eousness and Cosmic Man any more 8:30 WMCA — for sincerely tried to Israel Pollyanna Would-Be highly offensive. This, together a.m. Ave Maria Hour The country is democratic Dlnosauris the 8:43 a.m. WMTR—Hour of St Francis a the good of his country. Unfor- find a stable peace in the It Happened te Silent Enemy Gentlemen dictionary. with the film's bias facing Dos of Flanders Jane against gen- 10.30 a.m. WABC — Christian whose Sink the Bismarck Wreck Mary In Ac- monarchy 53-year-old king tunately, his own truth of tion. "Questions They Ask family were the about herself. Snow Queen Dears uine revivalists, evokes strong About is wise with The the Church.” a cynical intelli- least convinced of the selfless- Falk himself does not under- Lost IVorld of Legion Decency objections. 1:30 p.m WRCA — Catholic Hours gence; it is beset by communist- ness of his motives. Good (No Hudson Choir Guild. stand his own defec- Adults rating yet). Rev. Gerald family’s Unobjectionable for , Adolescents Vann. O.P. inspired unrest and further en- He had fallen in love with the takes Red This of Sir tion, Ansry Planet Man adaptation — steps to break the 4-D Man Who Died Surrender Hell Arthur WalkLike a Dragon P.m. WVNJ Living Rosary. Atomic Submarine ®j3° dangered by an unfortunate if wife of a Gazebo Twice 10 Seconds to Hell Conan Doyle’s Rev. Dominic A. Pocus colleague, Dr. Hans powerful opposition of Dr. Grab- Arson for Hire weird tale about all too in the Ghost of Dragstzip Mating Time Tarzan. the Fair (Adults, Adolescents) MONDAY. JULY IS typical split con- Graber; and his er, and Babette Goes to Hollow Mountain Road a 150 million wife, Elizabeth, comes perilously close to Magnificent year old “lost 5:43 j.m. wsou (FM)—Sacred Heart. servative party which prevents War Giant of Marathon On the Waterfront James who made a pious woman, had been hurt in in Thunder In Sun world” in South America is Clavell, a big 10:03 p.m. WSOU (FM) — Rosary. catastrophe trying to stem a Bat Grand Illusion Pay Die more the coalition to or Time Machine hit with “The TUESOAY, JULY 14 needed maintain pride, and in Battle of Sexes Gunflght at Pier 5 Havana interesting Fly,” now takes a trying to hide the large scale attack of the commu- Tlngler by reason of the 5:43 p.m WSOU (FM)—Sacred Heart But this is Because They're Dodge City Please Don't Eat flier at serious political peace. only hurl had Unforgiven racial drama and 10:03 p.m. WSOU (FM) - become an invalid, nist-inspired workers and stu- Youns Hannibal the Dalaiee place than the people. Eerie ad- RnSary Verboten makes WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 the background against which an dents Bells Are Ring ins Hell Bent for Prisoner of Volga ventures encountered a miss. While con- gradually growing more on Virtuous Bigamist sharp — remote the munitions factories. Born to Be by an ex- Pjn. WBNX SL Stephen's Loved Leather Nun's Story Visit to Smsll from her husband Brain Eaters led flict, some characteristic color Church. Novena and A of the final denoue- Here Come Jets Porgy and Bess Planet pedition by a living catalyst zoologist — t Brides 3:43 p.m. WSOU’ (FM) St. Anna from of Dracula Hole In the Head Return of Fly Wake Me When and much human warmth lend apart him at their country ment is a fat and 'wise Domini- (Claude Rains) involve carnivor- De Beaupre. But Not for Me House of 7 Hawks Roof It's Over dramatic the 10:03 WSOU — Evaluating villa. can Crazy for Love Ice Palace Samson Jr Delilah Walk Like Dragon ous plants, validity to story, p.m. (FM) Roeary. priest, long a friend of the huge reptiles, giant THURSDAY, Curse of Undead Kings Go Forth Say One for Me Warlock what Clavell aims to is JULY IS His daughter had Falk and Devil's Disciple Last brontosuarus and other say never » WIMHJ (FM)—Sacred Recent Regina family suffering from Train From Scent of Mystery Wild and the pre-his- £*» m Heart Books Enchanted clear. A Chinese 8:30 WSOU sensed the rift between her Island Gun Hill Sergeant Rutledge Innocent toric monsters, with quite girl of- p.m. (FM) — Ave Maria. moth- no Father Leo is a fire mon- 10:03 self-deceptions. Face of a Fugitive Legend of Tom Solid Gold p.m. WSOU (FM) - Thli claaaiflcaUon li prepared by Beit Woman Eater fered on the San Rosary er and father and Hying Fontalnee Dooley Cadillac ster of Francisco slave FRIDAY, Selleri. Univenity of Scranton. Claaal- grew more a refreshingly realistic protrayal, Woman Obsessed terrifying proportions to JULY It Man In the Net Song 3:30 WBNX flcaUona: I. General readlnx; 11. Adulta from Without End World. Flesh and twist market is bought by a good-na- P m. — Perpetual Hal* warped away both of them. even though he is the one who suspense into horror. The Novena. only became of advanced content the Devil (a) tured who aims to set 5:45 p.m and 0» His son, Georg, was also dis- penetrates the special effects are roughneck WSOU (FM)—Sacred Heart atyle: Immoral laiuruase or In- identity of Wendt extremely well 500 cidental 111. Perroiaalble for dlacrlmln- tracted done. Personal her free. She would to Devils In Waiting , Motley drama Girl* Town Moon A Sheba cency ratings may be accepted aa COMING JULY 26 THRU 21 Adm«Mo»» parking by Mary Salem witchcraft trials. Aa tional. Solomon cor- (lib) O'Connor tract Honeymoons Greatest Show Never So F«w Some Like It Hot rect. Pat Qarrett , by Richard Glass Menagerie, The Wistful early WOODY HERMAN t Hi. H.rd ride* against "sullt by association." Bramble Bush Earth 10c each for The Merry Monach (lie), by Hesketh seems Williams On Of Love is Lust Strmnglera of everyone—' overwllllng to find colonial and play about a hard-up old Born Reckless FOR THE FAMILY Pearson mod- Guns. Girls and Open City Bombay ern parallels. Southern belle and her gentle, crip- Bucket of Blood Arctic Fury Mon. Evoi. DIXIELAND 2 m. to Gangsters Platinum High Subway In the Sky Sky'* the Limit (Adm. $1) p. midnight Water of Life (IV), by Henry M. Robin- the pled daughter. Can Can H-Man School Blind Alibi 8:30 7:30 ■nemy of People, An Violent Malor Barbara Summer Place Spring Madness P. M.l Sit. A 10:30 P.M.; son Shaw's lively contest Circus of Horrors Buck Rides 7:30 free rircu* ' om*cal Ibsen drama denouncing Happy Anniver- Pretty Boy Floyd Tall Story Benny 1Stanley & Sun. P. M. ($l. —. on lilc nltely 4&■ 9:30 p. m. eo- of wits between a munitions magnate Crack in Mirror Neither War Nor Peace (Ha), by Hush ** driven by greed to sary Psycho Too Soon to Love Again Livingstone before performance) tl.soi *3.50; *3. , persecute and his aalvation-Laas daughter. Shrewd Cry Tough Head of Tyrant Cruel Seton-Wataon Idealistic reformers. Pusher Virgin Sacrifice Sea Stolen Heaven Ticket! at Box Office. Bamberger's. in spotting human weakneaa but per- Daddy-O Hercules Unchained Rat Race Who Was That Earthworm Tractors, Park Recorda. Night Music (lie), by Sven Stolpe Flnlan's Rainbow iStory of Alexander Halsey Ticket* In Delightful glocca- versa in sweeping criticisms of Chrie- Don’t Go Near Inside the Mafia Rebel Breed Fury Furnace LadyT at Graham Bell Newark and other agencies. Reser- OLYMPIC PARK tanlty Itself. Water It Started With Riot In Creek a Juvenile Wild Rlvar Sunday Dinner for vations: CA 6-8080. Mall Orders. P.O. Once More With Feeling Daffy mm- Elmer Gantry Kiss Prison Box Pine Younf Captive* Going Places a Soldier 342. Brook. N. J. ody satirizing th# boorish IRVINGTON-MAPLEWOOD ecccntrici- Hold That Ghost Sweethearts ties of symphony-conducting genius. I Dream on a of Jeannie Parade Goes In for casual profanity and takes Island in the Sky Separate Classification They Came to Blow a casual view of extra-martial love. Island Rescue Suddenly, Lett Summer Up Atnerica . This picture la Judged to be moral In them* and Phantom Raiders • SPEND THE DAY Faint Your Wagon Lively tuneful treatment, but Time Out for WITH US because its subject matter Involves perversion. It la Intended WILD muaical about the old Weetem mining Pied Piper Murder • only for a serious and mature audience. Both distributor and theater SEE UVE ACTION FREE Now and then Its owner Professor Beware Western SHOW 9, eampe. crude In are urged to manifest social and moral responsibility to the Impressionable Union humor. Rage at Dawn and Immature In the exhibition of this film. The Production White Angel Code. In giving Its Relentless WEST (even Year Itch, The Slick eeai to the film and thereby indicating its approval of it for Yank in R.A.F. • smlrklsti general patronage, Remember the Day T.V. 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~ AT NORTHVALE -RUnneo COMMUNIIY Fairfield TREES BERGEN COUNTY MIDDLESEX (PFS) - Contin- ued sales activity has forced the • opening of Section II six weeks ahead of schedule at Fairfield at Middlesex on INTRODUCING ’ Harris Ave. off SUNRISE Route 28 here, report builders El- BEACH liott B. Badanes and Leo Gold- stein. TREES THE,— This has 93-hpme community • BARNEGAT BAY four different models. “The Carl- ton,” one of the two new models, To Enjoy the Froth Salt Tang of AnInvites introduced two weeks ago, is tho Opon Soo .., The Scent of priced from $16,990. It is a side- you Pino ... A Vacation Homo for to-side split level with three bed- Happy Sum mar Activities tuch at rooms, 1-1/2 room, TREES Boating, Swimming, Hilling and baths, dining living room and science kitchen. —_ a Haven for Eventual Year-Round • PGVUf. ,Vf. Among the optional extras are a or Retirement Living. fourth bedroom and a full base- 75 FT. WIDE WATERFRONT ment. IBM ■’ — : : • . LAGOON LOTS The second new model is the - LARGE WOODLAND LOTS "Dexter,” a bi-level ranch home recreation stor- DOWN MO. featuring a room, TREES $l5O $l5 age-utility room, and two-car gar- 3 2 and BEDROOM age on the first level, and three • RANCH HOMES bedrooms, living room, dining and room science kitchen on the Finished Homes upper level. This is at _ priced $17,990. SOLID YEAR-ROUND CONSTRUCTION “The Bromley,” their third Summer Rentals Available TWEES model, is priced at $18,990 and ■Ml 350 features entrance ' SHELLS from $3,100 Open 8 ’til Dark an foyer, rec- • reation room, dining room, kitch- Rt: 9, P. 0. lex MY.S-3921 three w 171 Forked Ihttr, M.J. en, raised living room, bed- THE FRONT-TO-BACK rooms and 2-1/2 baths. FLEETWOOD DllDIRECTIONS: Carden Stilt Pkwy. to Forked River Exit No. 74, turturn at of COMPLETE PRICE left end exit and so 2 miles to blinker at Rt. 9, turn n , Fairfield at Middlesex is locat- SPLIT LEVEL MODEL WITH MlWt. on Rt 9, p> 54 milt to Sunrise Beach. OR: From Toms ed in an established community, Rh South oe Rt |o 9V4 miles to Sunrise BtKh. Rim, 9, a from a TWEES J just walk multi-unit shopping center, public and 4 TWIN paro- • SIZE BEDROOMS chial schools, and Jersey Central R.R. station. ALL ON ONE LEVEL! *79,990 TREES LOW, LOW TAXES • PLUS 5 DIFFERENT MODELS • 4 HERE'S THE HEIGHT OF CON- BEDROOMS! VENIENCE on Second TO CHOOSE FROM ... elementary Living Room or Paneled Recreation school, high school, Catholic Room on Lower Level with WITH THESE BIG FEATURES: school and 6-acre park, all with- Adjoining • Separate Room and CATHOLIC in 2 blocks! Four blocks away TREES Laundry ... Built-In SCHOOL SIE THE are 2 new shopping centers and Oversized bus • Garage. FABULOUS NIW "WORKSAVER” transportation to Newark, TO BE BUILT N.Y.C. and New Brunswick. AU-FORMICA KITCHEN Corpus Christ! Church 2-Blocks • 7 A Away. 8 Rooms • Oversized 1 & 2 Car OH THE TRACT! Garages These beautiful homes offer TREES • 3 A 4 Bedroom! • and more dollar-for-dollar value Vaifltory Sliding • 1S • ltt Baths Double-Door Medicine than any others in the • price Cabinet in Colored BEAUTIFUL In ANY range, locationl • Finished Pansled Ceramic Tile Bathrooms Recreation Rooms with Top this off with LOW, LOW GAS-FIRE) Patio Doors e HOT WATER taxes and will Sliding ROLLING, you, too, agree THE CONTINENTAL BASEBOARD HEAT that OLD BROOK is New TREES e Jersey's CONCRETE PATIOS e KING-SIZE 100'x 125'Min. Colonial Model greatest home valuel 2-Story *21,490 A WALKS • PLOTS LOADED WITH WOODED LOTS! TREES v. | SEE IT TODAYI e Closets Galore (2 large

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■ TREES • Separata Dining Rooms 1L»*ea* • • Dinette Space In all Kitchens . *3*2kl a .. . ; • Separate Kitchen TREES Entrances THE IMPERIAL • Side Split Level Model *20,990 thooV Here, you will find the home you've been X A looking for... the location that leaves FURNISHED TREES MODEl HOME L. OPEN nothing to be desired...and the DAILY • & SUNDAYS sS ttt price you want to pay. Nearby are public and TILL DARK 5Ma parochial grade and schools, high POplar 8-9787 houses of worship, shopping, public uOSTQ and and Clubs, LIBERAL 25-YEAR TREES private golf.jcourses swim 21 OOCAWL CONVENTIONAL Garden State and Palisdes Interstate • Parkway, MORTGAGES Parkway (Toll-Free to the George Washington Bridge.) IN THE WOODID HILL SBCTION OP SOUTH RIVER. N. J. DIRECTIONS: Road north OR: Geo. DIRECTIONS: N. J. south to Knickerbocker into Northvale Washington Turnpike Exit 9 or U. S. Bridge to Palisades .ttt- CfORGf Routs 1 south to New Brunswick turn Interstate Circle; left (esso (becomes Livingston Street) to Paris Ave.; left on Paris Parkway to Exit 5 (Rt. 303); south on RL WASHlNCfON on Route 18 and appro*. to TWEES MlOtf proceed 1 mile. Stay the 303 to 3rd Ave. to on Rd. to Clinton stop light (Paris Ave.); turn to right and look tor •handle" to South Tappan Rd.; right Tappan Ave.; right Tappan Rd.; right “jog turnott River e on to (at traftic follow Tappan Ra Clinton Ave.; left on Clinton Ave. to light)) signs to South River onto Old left on Clinton Ave.; then follow signs to Models. Crest Drive- and proceed 2 Vi miles ngh on Crest Drive Bridge Turnpike approx. to Kamm to Wildwood Rd.: then left on Wildwood Rd. Only 25 MlnJrom Ave.j turn left 2 blocks to model. to Models New York . Sales AgsstsJ. j.HARRI6AN t CO. Rhone: PArkway 1-7500 City' EXCLUSIVE SALES TREES AGENT: EUGENE F. Dl PAOLA 146 PARIS AVE., NORTHVALE POrlai a *1848 16 THE ADVOCATE July 21, 1960 34 Priest Ham Radio Amateur Proclaimed Quake Hero Franciscans Nassau Diocese PUERTO Chile (NC) VARAS, quake struck southern Chile on fateful Sunday afternoon, Father He was warned by his friend —This earthquake-ravaged city May 2, the 30-year-old de la to priest Barra made a test call to get out of the house Make has a citation to a went to vacation and off the Vows given special a resort on Valdivia, 70 miles north. Simple Formed in Bahamas The volcano as saved least Osorno fast as he could. young priest who at Volcano to test a private message -crackled back that a off 31 persons through his hobby as radio transmitter he had Switching the set, the priest N. J. Seven in- severe Franciscans from the WASHINGTON The earthquake had just shouted the m (NC) Bahama Islands an amateur radio stalled. news to the houseful North apos- operator. struck that Jersey area were the 34 who Rev. de la When city. of tourists telling them to flee among made their tolic vicariate in the West Indies, once of the New Raphael Barra, he had reached the vow ® ° part re- Father de la Barra put through for their lives. lm le Prof ession to S.V.D., a native of Santiago, is a sort, he found Nine of the 40, f^ P. . Very Rev. Celsus R. Wheel- York Archdiocese, has been changed to the Diocese 40 tourists had a hurried call .of to another ham n ' s * er faculty member of the Divine come there to the mostly young men, smiled indul- Provincial of the Franciscan Province Nassau. The announcement spend week radio operator. The priest learned ofe»’.u was made by Archbishop Word gently at the excited but the on College here. end. that Puerto priest Holy Name, July 15 at St. Varas too had just would not Raphael’s Novitiate. Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate in the U. S. Shortly before the first major Shortly after 3 o’clock that budge. The local men include Prater been hit a severe by earthquake. The rest ran for their lives Adrian Marion Bishop Paul L. Hagarty, Porter, 0.F.M., tasia’s, Teaneck. from the volcano. of 0.5.8., who has been Apostolic Sisters of from Our Lady of the Assumption, On Charity Mt. St. The July 14, 2$ novices were becomes its first fleeing was several Vicar, Bishop. Vincent on the Hudson hava group Pompton Lakes; Frater Cam- received hundred yards from the by Father Wheeler, The diocese includes 26 inhab- been in the house pion Jude Husted, 0.F.M., of teaching Bahamas when the including Frater Marcellus ited islands and 4,450 for earth shook violently St. Cassian’s, covers almost 70 years. Sisters ot Upper Mont- (Stephen) of with and sent an avalanche of rock clair; Frater Gilbert Marabeti, 0.F.M., square tniles, a total popula- St. Dominic of Adrian, Mich., al- It’s true! Varela, O. St. Anne's, Fair Lawn; Frater tion of 95,519, You can live rushing down headlong toward F.M., of St. John including 16,586 so staff schools there, as do Sis- the Evange- Ternan (Michael) the house with its nine occupants. list, Joyce, O.F. Catholics. The See was staffed ters of St. Joseph of North Bergenficld; of Bay, The house like M., St. Michael’s, Newark; by 28 Benedictine priests from Ont. collapsed a pa- Also, Frater Crispin Anthony . in under Frater Dominic Francis (Mich- St. John’s Abbey, CollegeviUe, The Bahamas this per bag the impact, anti Hertel, 0.F.M., and Frater missions wera 2-family home buried ael) Carncvale, of Im- Minn., six of the Scar- the nine remaining tour- Severin Brady. 0.F.M., priests assigned to the Benedictine Fa- 0.F.M., of St. maculate boro ists alive under of Conception, Se- Foreign Mission Society of thers in when $ a layer rock Bona venture, Paterson; Frater 1891, they wera 15 feet thick. Two hundred caucus; and Frater Germaine Canada, and four diocesan attached to the New York Arch- a men Eugene Kiely of Our of Michael for only 24 month Lady (Joseph) Catholic dug for three weeks without re- Grace, Hoboken; Scott, priests. Sixty-five diocese. In 1929 the Bahamas and Brother of Wood- schools trieving all the bodies. 0.F.M., Assumption, are attended by 4,383 stu- were made Brian Gallo, 0.F.M., St. Anas- an apostolic prefec- Ask for the Ridge. dents. figures. Check the features that two ture, and became an give you complete homes each with apostolia vicariate in 1941. P™** * ,ar8® S| x room, three bedroom £**3*7 apartments ■ TWO car garage the TWO Enjoy comfort and of Bishop Hagarty, 51, is a na- heatingsystems ■ TWO electrical systems ■ TWO tubs ■ and convenience close-by tive of laundry Front rear Greene, lowa. He studied entrances to EACH ■ at Loras in apartment Plenty of basement storage room ■ City sewers and College Dubuque, water; sidewalks lowa, and St. John's Abbey. Ha streets, curbs, ■ Single-session grade schools ■ Excellent shopping was ordained on “ June 5, 1936, 6 blocks to Metuchen Center, 5 minutes to Bamberger’s Menlo Park Shopping and served in the Bahamas for Center ■ By Penn R.R. 20 minutes 13 to Newark, 35 minutes to Manhattan ■ Bus to New years before he was made a York stops at corner ■ 8 minutes to Bishop in 1950. Garden State Parkway (Exit 131), 10 minutes to New ' Jersey Turnpike , . . , . St. Francis Church and School close by Mental Health 'REAR' ENTRY Films Available

CONVENT Over 100 film* □ are available to clubi, schools BEDROOM and other organizations from BEDROOM I TO* 94 the N. J. Mental Health 3 12*0’« MU' i Asso- the vi» parkway ciation, it was announced this State, te r Garden week Sister CLQ CuO by Loretta Maria, education chairman of the _ huaa Men* as- sociation.' >/5 minute* WJJJ Bern- Sister Loretta Maria is chair- BEDROOM man of the psychology and so- r s ' 12 2'* berB* %'Z* ciology department of College ‘l.mou* of St. Elizabeth. t ,om She i . throw noted that bookings ars KITCHEN now «»* S being accepted for 16 mm, M 4 «wry pork. sound films on such subjects ‘ as: care and „h treatment d&tho mentally ill, emotional prob- lems, mental health, children, adolescence, planning for mar- DINING ROOM LIVING ROOM r riage, family relations, and »'*’* e r | nvi iff ag- ing. There are also specialized films © m m available for training TWO APARTMENTS 3 LIKE THIS MODELS' • professional personnel. . RANCH Films may be booked through 81-LEVEL . 2-STORY COLONIAL • SPLIT LEVEL county mental units. DIRECT IONS: Qardan Stats Parkway to Exit health No. 131 Into Rta. 27. Turn right (aouth) Rta. 27 1 and 2-car on Featuring garages, 3 23-foot recreation -Or * n r * Nocks past Matuchan Town bedrooms, IVi baths, *•» !? £* J 1 r»t Hall). Turn to modals. OR: Rta. right 1 aouth to rooms, bow-windowed living rooms, kitchens with M *l" st - Turn spacious breakfast . right to Ptalnflald Ava. and laft to area, mod.ls. K. of C. toiM large dining rooms and lots more!... priced from $ •paa dally A *at, 1 ta I p.M, J 00Q INTROOOCTORY 11 A.M. ta g P.M. Our *25,990 Directions. Garden State South Lady of the Lake, Deo- Pkwy to Exit 135; follow signs to Rahway onto Brant Ave. and continue to vlUe Officers were installed end, left on Westfield Ave. to St. George Ave., right July 11 by District Alfred (sth light>' tu "* right to East St (just past Gulf Deputy hZi.»T nS B Station); W. Kent. R P * ri ™ Grand Knight is Michael '' • *y ‘o Exit 131, left on Route 27 to St. w 'eV r° I r L. Metuchen 10 “ >■“ <*■'»“»*<•* , c£

John D. Furman has been re- appointed chaplain to the council. r Charles H. Fell is the "six-point** ' v?fv chairman. The council will cele- brate its 10th anniversary Oct. 1?, when it hopes to have more than 200 members. WHAT YOU’VE BEEN Our Lady of the Highway, Little of FOUR MODEL HOMES IN ALL/ Falls—lnstallation officers wiV take place at the meeting of Aug. 11. The annual weekend retreat is planned for Sept. 23-25 at San Al- LOOKING FOR IS A fonso Retreat House, Lonfe Branch. Grand Knight John Cat- berry Jr. appointed Joseph Mulli- gan chairman of the Six-Point assisted ! Program committee, by 1 | Thomas GOOD * Daniel *15,000 HOME... JKb, §H Hart, Bill-Griffin, Shortway, Richard Dunn, Thomas Egan, James Healing, Edward tmi fairmont Is a 2-story colonial with 4 bedrooms, 2VS baths Tacq, Henry Marren, William In this (exclusive price range), family room, and separate dining Luffstedt, and Nell landlorlo. A CLOSE BY! AND HERE room. gracious home for Just srr.soo complete. Holy Name

Our IT IS...JUST OPENED! Lady, Star of the Sea, Bayonne, will sponsor a picnic al Sundance Lodge, Caldwell Town- mi mn iiiii mu mu u ship, July 24. Buses will leavfe from W. 13th St. and Ave. C at noon. James McFadden Is chairman THe wKLumotor of the affair. is a 3-bedroom colonial with 2 full baths, mag- nificent master bedroom suite that Includes large dressing room St. Paul's, Greenville, and walk-ln closet. Jersey *ie,eeo complete. City—The annual family plcniji will be held July 23 at Sons df Poland Camp, Dover, with 20 buses leaving St. Paul’s School at 9:30 a.m. Msgr. Leo L. M*» honey, pastor, and Rev. Martin Li-J J. Silver, spiritual director, will . be guests of the day. Louis Ca- horeau and Thomas Bracken are r co-chairmen, assisted by a com* *** •a .♦ t, i-'- -. .v , *\ : mittee of 75 captains. tmi coronit Is a 3-bedroom ranch with 2 full baths, combined family room and kitchen, plus very spacious living and dining rooms. *16,490 complete. NCEA Offical Dies CATONSVILLE, Md. (NC)- THE SURREY... Let ua atari Pontifical off that this Mata was of* nght explaining is a beautiful home in a fine, established It has three VA Requiem community. bedrooms, baths, fered July 20 at St. Charles Col- living room wth sliding glass doors to the rear yard, room, here for Rev. COMPLETE dining fully-equipped kitchen, garage, and a third to one-half lege J. Cyril Duke- *14,990 acre of land. ■ And associate you should know thatit is in one of the most hart, secretary of the popular residential sections of New Jersey-a few minutes From seminary department of the Na- New Brunswick-an area that has attracted thousands of new home buyers from Newark and New York in the tional Catholic Educational Asso- ■ just past few years. You should also know that this ciation, Washington. wonderful, fully-complete community has its own beautiful modern schools Father Dukehart. died of a an center built 54, shopping already Sidewalks, sewers, express are all heart attack 18 at Ocean commuting part of the Greenbrook story. And the story July ia complete! to be City, Md. Ready seen* Certain to surprise and delight you!

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Cim Conlcnncif aualiii ruloui »haMs of family Ufa. ~Y — GRBCIIBROOK Cana 1: lluahand-Wlfa Rala- Uon.hlpa; Cana U: Spirituality In {farrlasa; Cana Ul: Parent-Child at Kendall Park Relationehlpe: Cana IVt Annual ro- »law of I. 11 and UL Pataraon: Rout# 27, Franklin Park, South Brunswick Townships N. J. Aa abova aacapt Cana II la STILL NO PAYMENT E DOWN MORTGAGES for veterans Phone: DAvis 9-6960 * Ctta bE DIRECTIONS: Routs south miles COUPLES’ RETREAT plus lowest FHA terms for all §\ 8 past New Brunswick Circle, or New from July 29-31 — s4a 00/1 Jersey Turnpike to Exit §9 (New Brunswick Exit) into Route #1 and then Quean of Peace Retreat 10 ol MODEL HOMES OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 10 A.M. 991/ south 8 miles New Brunswick "- Mm TO DARK. ■**'f past Circle. Follow signs to property and mode! pre'cana - homes on Route #27, Franklin Park, N. J. J ~ A RoM “*‘ " umBUon - EL 3M97. u h“ u p,rk- H i'rt'! wH“«^ a N,w,rk K0 “ - u^. 8o a.-ii« ' encyclical Sacerdotil Nostrl Pri- July 21, 1960 mordia. The THE ADVOCATE 17 diptychs of every Offers diocese record the names Ah! Guide of most beloved sons. to and zealous to Seminarians May your good Super- Pope great and humble priests whose find you always priests like iors and Professors, and most holiness, dedication, and devotion that who will Following it 4 translation of an address to Italian the inspire you and cxpecially to families, whose given passing years and the bur- seminarians and priests; and it of this he have Jasted your charity, will make on in memory be- _edlfy you and seminarians XX/// Nov. The dens of their encourage you cheerful sacrifices serve as by Pope John on 22, 1959. trans- apostolic labors attracts souls with the fascina- and the Sacraments yond the short your prayer the span of their own to move forward in your search help and the road lation was Rev. Austin The have diminished their physical tion of Jesus Himself. support along prepared by Vaughan for Pope Speaks, center of his life. lives, even without shining any official for priestly perfection. May “usque ad montem Dei.” • * and is vigor. you quarterly magazine, reprinted with permission. recognition on the in Oh, the sublime beauty of a part of the your turn, through your fer- this BEGIN NOW, in the freshness (1) “Called to the Lot of the Meeting morning with so vocation to the Church. vor and the attractiveness of your youthful priesthood! We of a of seminarians of Heart years, to live Lord.” large group is sortem Domini vocati i : those Purity would never have dared your this virtue and to sketch IN THIS REGARD, We would good example, prepare (2) “The Whole world in the for Us a cause of and (1) First of all, of heart: well; guard it is deep joy who have been touched purity these bare outlines of new generations by the through it (which like to entrust to beloved that will make of the evil one.” tender emotion. Here in your .careful and constant attention prayer, mortification and you, power (1 John, wonderful of a vocation themselves reveal some of your name blessed privilege study. For it is this that its su- children, a memory that remains among the 19). presence We have offered up the to the will make it the thing that brings will perhuman Church militant 5, priesthood or the religious and increase greatness) if We had sacred in Our heart, and here below and (3) Eucharistic Sacrifice (whose order into your whole its preserve the joy of dear "Subtly prostituting.” life and have answered it with life, not known that close by We have assure you of the eternal aolemn and hid- action, and that makes your ecclesiastical which and blessed in Our eyes, as it de- (4) Sinodo diocesano di Vene- the and that every studies, Him Who to those lights of the eagerness joy are are intended to gives He calls lives on now more than Church trium- Discorsi del Cardinale Pa- den joys your the them shining and transparent. prepare you for to His service seventy zia, special possession of the the duties of the the strength that years after the death of the phant, with Jesus the glorious triarca eager souls have This virtue is an enchanting one ministry and to man (Vatican City, 1959), p. young. they need to answer His call. it King of all ages and peoples. already begun to that takes root and blossoms keep your education advancing concerned; is the image of the 49. And so the basis and inspira- first We Along with these hopes and taste even THE CIRCLE amid Christian families, as if steadily: We mean your uieol- priest ever met in Our (5) Cf. Rom. 11. be- of seminarians tion of all that We have said prayers, We 2, ogical, pastoral and life, the one who baptized Us want to impart Our (6) Cf. Col. fore your ordi- that We see around Us today re- they were its native soil; and ascetical is in the Heart of 1, 10-11. studies. Jesus, that who gave Us First Com- fatherly and propitiatory nation) and We minds Us of the whole legion of it is an irresistible magnet for Holy olic Apost- (7) Rom. 13, 10. burning furnace of charity, that Blessing with all Our heart souls. It falls like As We told most munion, alongside of whom Our (8) “Up to the mountain of have offered it young men who are preparing spotless snow our beloved treasury of justice and to each and of love; adolescence unfolded every one of you for the over the dirt that priests of the and blos- and God.” for you: Our priesthood either in coun- unfortunately Patriarchate of it is in the Immaculate Heart somed like a delicate flower. tries with ancient Christian covers so much of this world Venice when the His ‘joy was com- tra- poor Synod was held of Mary, Mother most pure, spiritual influence was when the ditions or in mission-lands. This that- is “totus in maligno posi- there, in these fields ‘'there is great powerful Virgin, Queen of Vir- to make Us feel 2 no enough sure that have EleteIvine Savior, consoling vision of young souls, tus," and it wins the respect of lack of a copious and valuable gins. you seen... these modern his kind of life was the best and the Lamb of God, Priest and Vic- so ardent in their pursuit of the who are far off, even of literature in various lan- How many priests, drawing loftiest on the face of the loftiest ideal that earth can offer, those who outwardly deride it at guages that is earth: tim, came down upon the altar to readily accessible upon the riches of the Divine Us but demand that it to all. These to become holy and make others offer once the inspires with a word that can times, be are the studies that again sweet odor of Heart, have found there the holy, to for His Sacrifice serve as your program and spotless and shining in the repre- befit the priests of the Lord rath- pray everyone and to His plan: source of their own sanctifica- Forest Heavenly do the works of Lakes a word dictated Our desire sentatives of God. er than and charity; and it Father and to communicate Him- by soporific poisonous tion! All have to do is to all that you recall went so deep that We could aelf to each of those see of you strive to do a Purity of heart is the serene writings gradually destroy the Cure of Route 206 present, in holy Ars, whose sub- dream of no other Andover N. J. better and better of way to seek } , the reality of His job meeting atmosphere in which every ser- youthful consciences, and become lime of eucharistic example fidelity to his Our personal happiness here be- flesh.. the needs of the people of today ious vocation lives, the soil in a school and training-ground for vocation We offered to the priests low and Our eternal and of living up to the Church’s whieh other subtiliter fornicare > under the happiness in every good disposi- of the whole world in Our recent the The sight of your thoughtful continuous light of the Lord. resolution to be de- tion has to take root and grow. guise of helping youngsters to and attentive faces and your tached and recollected know all so that Of course it is not the principal things so that they can calm, confident the whole she eyes, may be better able to point virtue, for it would amount to judge all things, and of teaching Introducing 2 Luxurious Now vision that offer this Dosigns you at mo- out her own internal and extern- the modern nothing more than a cold prac- generation; the latter taent, opens Our heart wide to al works beauty to the world. tice of natural perfection if love rob priestly souls of the the most cheerful hopes for the This that We fascinated program want of God and of neighbor were interest that draws future. This budding crop of ar- to offer you is inspired by the lacking; but it is the breath the innocent toward the loftiest FAIRFIELD AT GLACIER HILLS dent of and fearless young men, three graces that We constant- the love of ideals and God and the indis- resolutions, and that At PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS that We see revealed here before from God the ly beg through pensable condition for unselfish preserves the inner joy, the pure Us at the close of the intercession liturgical of the Immaculate service of neighbor in the outlook and glance, and the smile priest- 65-FT. - year, is the best guarantee We the of the COLONIAL SPLIT LEVELS Virgin, Mother of Good ly ministry. It is what apostles of truth and good- $22,390 prepares Spacious living have of the perpetual fruitfulness ness.” * and dining roomi. attractlva bedrooms Counsel, through the interces- the way for the matchless joys kitchen, a no of the Church. reatlon room. tn color with It is the most won- sion of the Holy Apostles Peter of talks before U 4 baths Amarlcan-Standard fixtures base- derful long the Taber- ment; a ear garage. promise We could want and Paul, of St. Charles Bor- nacle; it is what nourishes that there fer- of Character will be fervent new and Strength romeo, of all the holy pa- vent of the apostolate thoughts (2) This firm NEW 81-LEVEL RANCH - efforts in behalf of the coming of trons of dioceses resolution to $22,890 and of semi- and of charity; it is what inspires the Kingdom of God. naries: maintain a wise, intelligent and 2* purity of heart, strength a steady peace of soul that does room"* aTSJ-reJu^^r shining purity is the source of The good mothers of our old of and ardent char- covered concret^pSS? character, not collapse in the face of ad- that of Christian families are strength character that filled with ity. or become versity puffed up as a , b when We have mentioned as the sec- wr or m ,,o joy one of their sons These graces like three cwtSSLJSmf"?? f^Mn£^^;^ tL. ns;. u eager- are result of joy and success. It •nvlronmsnt jrs puts ond endowment of your vocation. with adjolnin* s rade school. Cloaa by Rts* ly and answers God's flowers ara 10. 202 « M generously whose beauty is to be the unmistakable of call seal a calm and, in much the same way. added to the sweet and «-rw.«rntHa£S Unspoiled Natural promising and unassuming delicacy, a THE CHURCH want* witnln B mlnutea of Beauty Mother Church is seized jeal- strong, your homo'. with an youth of those who are called, ously-guarded reserve, and even solid who Here amidst Intense of tenderness men are well-formed the scenic splendor of feeling at so as to make that youth last a discretion Exhibit lovely lakes, Hem- lordly on the activi- in mind and heart. Fortunately Homo Open Noon *til Dark Dally lock the sight of her. young sons* in through all their lives, trees and verdant woodlands is the Ideal even when ty, the words, the conduct of Furnished year the time ii past when, not being by Kins’* Furniture Cos. round retreat. At Forest aware of the vigorous and Lakes you enjoy unspoiled > natural in strength-giving reality that Is the procee* dto beauty quiet modern pJBftiaWAMThe.tre*s>d privacy plus conveni- some considered pr^N^tr."or from ences Church, people SS3SST*«. ffihJS'2Lß^,s3S£ including paved roads, water mains, sandy its sons to be weak and defec- beaches, boardwalk, easy to town. with little or no accessibility tive-creatures, HENRY B. Sales backbone all. The WESTCOTT, Agent at truth of the Rt. Acre S3 at Rt. 10. Morris Plains. 1/4 Lots low as $1195 WINTERTIME'S FUN matter is that belonging to the JEfferson S-SISI comp'leSf detaUa*and SS2I of give HEIGHTS RADIO - TV COUNTY! Every R. community -with a special bonne anew cial SERVICE price range. Raymond Boom, Realtor treatment to apecial per- Ml super and convenient 111 Summit Are.. Jfreer City 7. N. J. Blfd. Ave.. Verona QC 9-030$ highway shopping sona *. Over 200 photo multiple He must be sure to keep •mJTVTSION. HI M. STEREO. 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Fr. McGinty Jesuit Head NEW YORK Rev. John J. McGinty, S.J., pastor of RTIETT St. Ignatius Loyola Church PEARS cans 47 and rector of Regis High School and Loyola School here, has been appointed Provin- cial of the N.Y. Province of the Society of Jesus, it has been an- Sd nounced Very Rev. John B. by c Janssens, S.J., General of the buitoni 2t?35 Society. Wo w Father McGinty taught at St. Peter’s Prep, Jersey City, for three years from 1940, just prior y to his completion of theological GR ' - studies at Weston KN College, Mass., BEANS and his ordination on June 31, 1946. an/ Fr,nc> * Sty/. fO-O A NATIVE of he ; Brooklyn, en- Pkg tered the Jesuit Society at Wer- ®NGTioicf nersville, Pa., on July 30, 1935. Archbishop Boland is shown here in the Fafrm HONORING OUR LADY OF FATIMA: After ordination and tertianship candlelight procession the featuring opening of ceremonies in honor of Our Lady of he taught philosophy at St. Fatima, held 12-13 July at the NationalShrine of the Immaculate Conception, Wash- Peter’s College. WHITE The delivered In 1953, Father McGinty was ington. Archbishop the sermon following the procession. AIEAT WMt. immediately _ appointed secretary to the tuna in -if Row Approximately 4,000 pilgrims were present to observe the 43rd of 4,1 ” c y anniversary Our Provincial. In 1956 he became Albacor* 7-oZ Lady's appearance to three children at Fatima, Portugal. Directly behind Archbishop assistant to the Provincial, a HA Boland are Joao he held until his SAGS "" Bishop Pereira Venacio of Leiria, Portugal, whose diocese includes post appoint- WcCoVt 29' ment to St. in 1958. n Fatima, and Auxiliary Bishop Philip M. Hannan of Washington. Ignatius Father McGinty succeeds Very p Kev. Thomas E. MAZOLA S.J., as Provincial. oil * 45 4,000 Attend 43rd lc Anniversary J,< * ‘ Third Fatima OrdainRahway WMIJOFT 55 “1n Of Apparition Priest in Rome tissue” A/{ WASHINGTON ROME (NC)—Five students of *•«««."' 'rom color, (NC) Nearly enough to bring, the Blessed vincial director Thursday, . of the Carmelite Rome’s North American I"*/";; ro|/ 4,000 pilgrims took part in Mother from he College °'rnw»rd r,», •r.e.ry' spe- heaven, said, Third Order; and Thomas tlon ; em^'*^*** cial services Msgr. were ordained priests by Cardi- TO Our and it demands 32?*? . . honoring Lady the attention J. Grady, director of the Nation- of Fatima at the National of nal Traglia, Pro-Vicar General of Shrine everyone. al Shrine of the Immaculate Con- of the Immaculate He Rome. V/A Conception. said this materialistic age ception. The The ceremony took place July ' ' - -» ——— July 12-13 ceremonies, is also the age of Mary because Elko told the .Bishop' Blue Army 17 in the Church of the Twelve held on the 43rd anniversary of she has come down from heaven members that they are “ahead of the third Apostles. The new are: apparition of the Bless- many times during the the priests century Red army” because they Fathers Gerald O'Sullivan ed Virgin to three children of to show her interest in have of men. hope. “The worst thing in Iran selected produce were Newark, Fabian Bruskewitz of Fatima, sponsored by the The purpose of FaUma, Arch- he "is the specially Russia,” said, fact Lawrence Blue Army of Our Lady of Fa- bishop Boland still that Milwaukee, Conning- stated, re- communism does not give ham of St. tima, an of mains the Augustine, Arthur winds! apostolate prayer for same. “That is, not them hope, it gives them de- healthy world Richmond Gill of Nashville, and for tasty, peace. Msgr. Harold V. to keep us from but to war, get spair.” John of Boston. 1 of St. us to heaven.” Mahoney Colgan, pastor Mary’s, He pointed out that "the roots Fresh-Cut fs founder and inter- In Rome to attend the ordina- Plainfield, of the Blue Army were the national director- of the ON THE SECOND pre- tion of the five priests as well as Blue day, July dictions of and that the the Fatima,” of 49 other North American stu- Army. 13, pilgrims attended a Pon- Blessed Mother requested pen- Bishop Joao Pereira tifical Mass offered dents to the subdiaconate were Venacio , by Arch- ance. 35 relatives and friends from of Leiria, Portugal, whose dio- bishop Boland. Msgr. Harold Y. .the WATERCRESS Msgr. said that Dougherty rec- United States. cese includes Fatima, led a can- Colgan preached. , ognition of the sorrow of Mary is Father O’Sullivan is the son of dlelight procession through the Msgr. Colgan explained that the first to “If ahrine the Fatima step perftmce. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Sullivan, July 12. devotions are the we are really in love with Mary, answer to 91 Emerson St., Rahway, who at- bunches Mary’s request for even her ARCHBISHOP BOLAND everything, sorrow, will tended the ordination, of prayer. He said “we must fol- remind together us of her,” he said. his Newark, speaking to the pilgrims low Mary so that she lead with brother, Rev. John may “When you think of sorrow in after the us to her O'Sullivan of Camden. procession, said that living Son.” terms of he “it the love,” added, message of Fatima was Speakers at the giv- July 13 after- takes on the color of en reparation.” by the Blessed Mother to im- noon session included The Donate Kitchens Bishop closing ceremonies fea- CABBAGE press Christ’s Nicholas T. Elko NEW teachings upon the of the Byzantine tured the recitation'of the Blue VIENNA (RNS) Austrian world and to stir a return to the Rite Diocese of Pittsburgh; Msgr. At-my pledge, led by Msgr. Col- Catholic Charities will provide Faith. John J. Dougherty, president of gan., The Blue Army, founded 13 two "traveling kitchens” for vic- PLUMS Archbishop Boland said the Seton Hall lit University; Rev. How- years ago, has headquarters in tims of last Spring’s earthquake CALIFORNIA dill, dandelion, leek, message was given not only to ward E. O. l Romaine lettuce, Rafferty, Carm., pro- Washington, N.J. disaster in Agadir, Morocco. froth nroduce IndudltIncluding: Bo.ton the children but also . .■ linen of freihfresh producepro to the We carry a compcomplexUta whole world. It ond morel was Important watermelon*, honey dew*

Seven to Aid country Campaign Adoption If Of Deaf Children by Deaf m High Value OVEN-FRESH B # J some to that 3 million BAKED GOODS-i SAN FRANCISCO A campaign make it easier NoUng fine dairy for deaf to Americans suffer from some de- Fre.h roll, baked couples adopt deaf children was undertaken dally on the preml.e.l products escorted tours greo of deafness, Father O’Brien Genuine, m by the International Catholic Deaf with the Imported Association, underscored the dual nature of vy„ support of Rev. John P. Hourihan. BLUEBERRY 7. the handicap. Since deafness usu- i M*SHunman • Father Hourihan, director of the Mt. Carmel Guild ally results from childhood dis- •«* he MUFFINS Apostolate for the Deaf of the eases, said, most deaf people / lb. Newark fot never learned to talk. The. limit- [blue cheese yn Archdiocese, spoke only able to care for a child, Buttsr.rich muffin,full „f |„ the plan at last week's ICDA but ed vocabulary of the deaf per- p mp , |uky are likely to make better A convention here. The 11th son is, therefore, a major prob- taste-treat Flne.f N. Y. State annual parents for a child who shares anytimel Sharp lem to the teacher of meeting was attended by some their handicap than could hear- religious 850 truths, he explained. representatives of 55 chap- ing people. french CHEDDAR CHEESE » ters in the U.S. and Father said The convention also studied a 6 Canada, July Hourihan that A Limburger 10-17. to films typo one successful adoption of a program provide to the CRUMB CAKES . It was out that deaf U.S. Office of Education's 44* pointed most child by a deaf couple has De- P/B adoption agencies have regula- already been the partment of Caption Films for BRICK arranged by White CHEESE *6 tions preventing adopUon by deaf ICDA. the Deaf, and sought support for -Imported By the place couples, and the association's a book on sign language prepared members discussed methods of THE PROBLEM of religious by Rev. Daniel Higgins, C.SS.R., MOUNTAIN education ROLLS 22* Finland Swiss "- persuading agencies to amend of the deaf was em- titled “How to Talk to the Deaf.” Cheese 7 'All-Inclusive their policies to such phasized Rev. Michael Convention sessions were Qua). permit by D. Fre.h Imported Holland On a IS Psach-filled vacation In adoptions. O’Brien of Oakland, Calif., who conducted in sign language un* you can enjoy called for more priests in deaf der strict parliamentary law. ai ths FATHER HOURIHAN said ho COFFEE LUNCHEON MEAT 9 Play, work, and seminary training in An Interpreter translated for RINGS ~ 64* r 9< oonturlaa haa saw the problem as one of edu- No only sign language. hearing observers. refrigeration ovary tanth to the required. MW cating adoption agencies fact that deaf couples are not

Ca.rofull/ planned AAA HIGH VALUE tour Itnorarloa also In- •tad* vtalta to Gives other «• Industry tlaa In England. Holland. Ger- many. Austria. Liechtenstein, $202,305 to MEATS &SEAFC ■wltaerland and France. Why not i TOP OALITY ■top Into your local club “The Travel Cantor of Your Fund Community." for full details on College any of the followlns HIGH VALUE departures via the NEWARK—A total of $202,305 QUEEN MARY QUEEN ELIZA- or was received by the New Jer- FLORIDA BETH. Aus. 10. A US. 34.. Sept. FRESH tTlepL It, and (opt. 31. 1000. sey College Fund Association from 188 business and indus- trial corporations in New Jer- sey during the year ending shrimp AtLfa ROYAL TREAT June 30, 1060. FOR 1960 Former Governor Alfred E. m Driscoll, chairman of the fund’s business «. 79‘ and industry commit- tee, pointed out that this repre- ' sented a 30% increase over last - TRAVIL OIPARTMINT year’s total of $156,420. New __ — gifts were received from 43 — N. A AUTOMOBILE CLUB corporations this year, while 46 nccp SEA SCALLOPS— others increased the amount of I*4 Clinton Ave.. Newark L N.J. their contributions. fillet Blsslsw 3-1400 Two colleges have joined the haddock fund and will take in fresh Please tend me Information on part the 1960-61 the Buchsrlstls Tour Q campaign for the first - time: Union Junior College and &wters Pise to tend mo Information on °ilers Centenary College. All five br r ether Bure Tours. peon □ Catholic in New colleges Jersey PRIESTS FOR THE DEAF: Rev. John P. Hourihan, are members of the 13-school ROAST center, is welcomed to the convention in San Francisco group. ROUND of the International Catholic Deaf Association, by Jerry Fine of Brooklyn, as Rev. Walter J. Book ClubChoice Gorski, left, and Rev. George A. Ligos, look on. Father Houri- NEW YORK - The August se- han is director of the Apostolato for the Deaf of the lection o t the Catholic Book Club is "The Conversion of Augustine," Newark Archdiocese, Father Gorski assists in Bergen by Romano GuardlnL County and Father Ligos in Hudson.