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VOL. NO. 37 i, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER It, 1U» PRICE: TEN CENTS Prayer Drive
School NEWARK forward to Superintendent Looking the forthcoming , American visit by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, Boland Archbishop of Newark and McNulty of Paterson in separate actions 3 Assistants 2 have requested special serv- , Pastors ices in churches under their jurisdiction.
Archbishop Boland haa or- dered that a novena in honor of that they may lead to the preser- Named Our Lady, Queen of Peace, be vation of peace and the promo- by held in all churches Archbishop and institu- tion of our national happiness.’* NEWARK tional-oratories of the Rev. Joseph P. Tuitt has been named he Archdio- ary, Darlington, was ordained KHRUSHCHEV’S arrival will of cese beginning Sept 14, the eve superintendent schools of the Newark May 30, I>3l, by the late Arch- Archdiocese, and of the Russian dictator's arrival. spark a tremendous prayer cru- Rev. William P. bishop Walsh. Lavery and Rev. James H. Sullivan have has sade throughout the country. Al- He Bishop McNulty granted been named pastors of Our served briefly at St. Venan- similar to thoaa Lady Star of the Sea, Bayonne permission for an evening Mass ready program* tius, Orange, after his and St Paul of the ordination, tar Institution in Newark and Pateraoo have Cross, Jersey respectively. then went every parish, and ■ . City, to St. Sum- ...I - Teresa's, been ordered in These and other on 15, the Feast Boston, Wash- appointments, and later Sacred chapel Sept. of effective mit, to Heart, Our Sorrowful ington, Cincinnati, New York, Sept. 12, were made Mother and the Bloomfield. Fort this week day the communist leader is Wayne and New Orleans. 8 F1 *e by Archbishop Boland. to g ]Ubor Day Mass in Sacred Heart Cathe- In 1943 he Joined the Army as arrive la Carina! Arrhh^hon T^^hi ir^ - The Archbishop also named here. Boston, Cashing dral, Archbishop Boland b eased typical , of a chaplain, serving at the Air has asked that item* the every-day workingman’* in- three assistant superintendents special prayers him is Corps Convalescent hospitals in ARCHBISHOP BOLAND alio be recited from Assisting Rev. William N. Field of Seton Hall -oi schools: Rev. Daniel A. Mur- Sept. 15 to 24, struments. University. Nashville, Tenn., and Plattsburg, requested that on all school Looking on is Samuel Di Baldi, phy, Rev. William J. days the period during which Khr- president of the Guild of St. Joseph the Worker Daly and N.Y., and the the at Veterans Ad- during visit, the students at ushchev will be in this cmm- which Rev. Francis R. Loßianco. sponsored the Mass. ministration's Neuropsychiatric Catholic schools in the Newark Also included in the try. appoint- Hospital, Marion, until 1952. Archdiocesa be to Ind., requested say Archbishop Patrick A. O’Boyle ments were new assignments for Father three Lavery celebrated his Hail Marys. He suggested of Washington has asked Catho- eight assistant priests and chang- silver Close to Set jubilee in 1956. that these be said at the lics there to attend Mass and God,’ es of residence for four ‘Stay Orthodox, priests of beginning the school day or at receive Communion who are FATHER Sept 14, IS on the faculty of Queen SULLIVAN, a naUve the close of the afternoon ses- and 16. Special evening Maseea of Peace High School, North Ar- of Kenilworth, is the son of Den- Catholic Talks sion. are to be said in all churches the Advises lington. nis M. and Catherine Sheehan Bishop day of Khrushchev’s arrival. Bishop McNulty’s additional VATICAN CITY (RNS) Sullivan. After graduation from FATHER TUITE served as a Seton Hall request was that the Memorare Peace and freedom is the inten- Vatican Radio that Prep and University reported member of the Archdiocesan be said after all Masses In the tion for the Mass triduum, for Labor, 10 he entered Immaculate Concep- Management representatives of the School Commission under the late Paterson Diocese starting Sept. which the Archbishop hss com- tion Seminary, Darlington, for 13 and a special Catholic Church and an equal Msgr. William F. Lawlor, whom theological studies. continuing until the end posed prayer. NEWARK More than 1,000 of He was or- representatives he succeeds as of the month. By order of Archbishop Karl number from Eastern Ortho- superintendent. dained on June labor and management 7, 1941, by the J. Alter gathered in Sacred Heart Cathedral dox Fathers Murphy and Daly have This prayer and the special of Cincinnati, special Churches will convene in bishop Walsh. for the annual Labor Day Mass and heard also been members of the School Masses, he said, are to be of- prayers will be recited at all Sept. 7, Auxiliary Venice, Italy, next year for “the- He was to assigned St. Aloy- Masses there Curtis offer a basic Commission. Father Loßianco is fered for the victims of atheistic during the Red Bishop solution to industrial problems: ology disussions of interest to sius, from to - Caldwell, 1935 1953, elnr>v 4/\ God.” *8 both director of the Mt. Carmel Guild's Father Tuite communism, for captive nations Premier’s stay. “Stay close to churches.” No date for the during which time he also was the Apostolate for the Retarded and instructor suffering the cruelties of godlcss- The Mats was sponsored by labor-management problem meeting was disclosed. Seton H*ll Prep and was graduat- of religion at Caldwell IN NEW YORK, Cardinal Spell- ness, and for America. i* “The Venice a member of the Special Educa- ed the Pope Pius XII Institute of a continuing one involving hu- conference,” it de- from Seton Hall College for Women. He went to man has asked that tion University. a Holy Hour man clared, Department formed as part He Industrial Relations and was cele- beings and there should be “represents a meeting be- made his theological studies Holy Name Hospital 12, ARCHBISHOP BOLAND be held in church and of the Sept. in his every chap- brated a tween the separated archdiocesan school depart- at Immaculate 1953. by Archbishop Boland. continuing solution. Church of Conception Sem- letter to priests requesting the lel on Sept. 14. He prepared a the East ment last The Archbishop also presided and Rome on a wider Spring by Archbishop inary. and “Prayer for and BISHOP Darlington, was or- novena in all churches, suggested special America” to CURTIS cited the pres- and Boland. FATHER MURPHY, the son of •poke at a Communion breakfast more representative basis dained on June 7, 1941, by the that it consist of recitation of the be recited at the Holy Hours. ence of two at Thomm's held problems. One he than has occurred in the Fathers Tuite and Daly are late Dennis A. and Mary Higgins Mur- Restaurant, un- past.” Archbishop Walsh. Rosary, a prayer to St. Joseph Bishop Leo A. Parsley of Fort aaid, is in the very materialistic members of the phy, was born in Newark der the of the Guild faculty of Seton He has most and Wayne asked auspices of THE BROADCAST spent of his priest- before the Blessed Sacrament, for special Mass- 6t. the Worker. atmosphere in which we live. The said the Or- Pall Preparatory South graduated from Seton Hall Joseph Principal School, ly career as an educator, the Prep and Benediction of the Blessed es In all churches there on the other is in keeping thodox delegation would include ma- and at the breakfast up strength and Father Murphy is a University. Since his ordina- speaker was Dr. Hamilcar Orange, jority of it at Seton Hall Prep, Sacrament. day of Khrushchev’s arrival. when the solution is in Alivisatos, tion on Louis F. regional known, profes- faculty member of Seton Hall with of June 3, 1939, by Arch- Buckley, di- the exception a brief He pointed out that “Our “The Intention,” he said, “wQI other words, by staying close to sor of theology, University of per- rector, Bureau of Labor Statis- University. Father Daly is chap- iod bishop Walsh, he has been on be for God. Athens; Father as comptroller of Seton Hall Lady asked for the daily Rosary the souls of the uncount- He praised those present in Florevsky, a lain the faculties tics, U. S. Department of Labor. of the National Newman in of Seton Hall Prep in her ed dead for whose priest University 1942-43, and a tour blueprint for peace at murder this the cathedral as giving concrete and doctor of theology in Alumni and In his sermon at the Association and assistant as U.S. University. Fatima man is Mass, Army chaplain, 1943-46. and St. Joseph was responsible, for the lib- evidence of their awareness of Paris; and Prof. Crysostomo Cos- headmaster of the He holds the M.A. from Seton Bishop Curtis emphasized that Prep. He holds the M.A. from designated by Pope Plus XI In eration of the living and half- the "continuing” solution. tantinidis of Halki Seminary, Is- degree Hall University and the Ph. D. 1*37 alive At tanbul, FATHER LAVERY Seton Hall University and the (as) our heavenly patron who are still under his the breakfast. Archbishop Turkey. goes to Star from Fordham In Names Ph.D. from SL John's Univer- University against communism.” heel” and for the salvation of Boland stressed the role of St. of the Catholic represen- of the Sea parish from East New York Cardinal City. He was named The intention to Russia and Khrushchev. not only taUves were not given by the Orange Veterans AdministraUon sity, Brooklyn. assigned the Joseph, as the foster fa- to the Arcbdiocesan School Com- ther Vatican staUon. He was assigned to the Arch- Newark program Is "that Al- Archbishop Joseph F. Rum me! of Jesus Christ, but also as Hospital where he held the post mission In 1965. diocesan School Commission October, mighty God may protect of New Tedeschini the worker and head of the fami- of chaplain since the hospital in our Orleans asked Catholics October, 1955. FATHER country from all harm and that to extend “normal courtesies” to ly. New Nuncio to Peru opened in October, 1952. DALY, a native of He direct wth His divine wisdom the Red leader In Father Sullivan FATHER Jersey Is the son of William and take part assumes the LA VERY, the son of City, THE WORKER i* at the Once the official conferences or discus- a period of details peace, Served Here pastorate of SL Paul of the Michael and Anna DeGross La- J. and Genevieve Foley Daly. A prayer, of ‘Sinking’ sions, planned for these which ho will Archbishop said, when he faith- VATICAN CITY - graduate of Seton HaU and days, announce Sept. 13. Archbishop Cross, following six years as very of West Mew was Prep ROME (NC) - Cardinal Tede- -York, full* perform* hi* everyday du- Romolo who served in of Name be made his theo- schini. Prefect of the Sacred Carbonl, chaplain Holy Hospital, graduated from St. Peter's Pre- University, ue*. fliafu St. is why Joseph the Apostolic Delegation in Wash- Teaneck. paratory School, Jersey City, and logical studies at Immaculate Congregation of St. Peter's Basil the model of workers. Conception ington for five years starting in Father Tuite Is the son of Seton After Seminary, Darling- lea, was reported to be Hall University. com- So. sinking two African Prelates He had (unctions to ful- 1940, has been ton, and was ordained June named Apostolic F*trick J. and Anna Sheridan pleting his theological studies at 15, slowly In the wake of intestinal fill, one as the foster father Nuncio to Peru. I Tuite of Newark. He attended Immaculate 1946, by Archbishop Walsh. surgery. Conception Semln- and protector of Our Lord; and Like Father Murphy, he has The Cardinal was under put a the other, using his talents of been continuously stationed at Call for local anesthetic while a Integration pus craftsmanship every day in his Seton Hall, currently serving as sack, which had formed on a sec- carpentry shop. Both of these Asks assistant headmaster of the Prep. CAPE TOWN, South Africa The tion of artificial (NC) Christian Intestine, was Archbishop was functions were performed with Generosity He named to the School answer to South removed. Africa’s race problem is integration, two the utmost of faithfulness, the Commission in October, 1955. The 85-year-old South African from Prince of the Archbishop said. In Peter’s Pence Collection He holds M.A. from Seton Hall Archbishops declared separata plat- Church to initially appeared be Mr. Buckley pointed out that University and the Ph. D. from forms. recovering satisfactorily from the the in the field labor- St. John’s Owen problems of NEWARK that Chris- Father and the works University, Brooklyn. Archbishop McCann of Cape Town told come operation. But he took a turn Noting Holy of the their common spiritual father for Last March management are very closely tian "knows Father Daly was ap- 1,500 persons In the cily hall for the worse the charity no frontiers," Holy Sec. We been priv- and he stretches forth his Sept. S, same related to havj help pointed of the the present "dangerous Boland has asked in chaplain National here: Christian day he asked Archbishop Angelo Archbishop the ileged the past to merit by our hand of mercy and gives ail that Newman only possible attitude la international situation." Catholics Alumni Association by of the Archdiocese to generosity the is in his to “The way to preserve Chris- the acUve fostering of Integra- DeU'Acqus, of the Vatican Sec- patqrnal gratitude power give, for Chris- Archbishop Leo Bln* of Dubu- retariat of respond generously to the Peter’s of the Sovereign Pontiff, tha late tian like tian civilization is to bring it to tion. State, to convey his "UNLESS WE solve problems charity, the Gospel of que, lowa. Pence collection to be taken beloved Pius who was those who do not have it, and Archbishop on profound gratitude to Pope John such as unemployment, racial up Pope XII, Christ, knows no frontiers. Hurley spoke at all churches Sept. 20. pleased to call us ‘his bountiful FATHER that means essentially integra- the "Catholic Attitude to Race XXIII for the Pontiffs blessings discrimination, slums in our cit- “If the liely Father Is able LOBIANCO was born In letter tion in at and in a to be read at all cooperators in his vast work of in the a common way of living, Relations” a symposium or- prayers his behalf. ies, corruption and abuses of po- to sustain the heavy burdens of Fairview, son of Carl B. Masses this the Arch- Christian end not merely on the economic ganized the Kolbe Association Archbishop Dell'Acqua visited sition and power in labor and Sunday, charity.' his apostolic office in these dif- Erma Loßianco. He was by bishop pointed out that these "This let us make graduated plane but also on the social in Pretoria. He held that the (he Cardinal in his hospital room, management, restrictive work year our con- ficult times, it is from St. Peter’s funds due, under Prep, level." and are used by the Holy Fa- tribution to Peter's Penes not spiritual Implications of the ra- was there when Cardinal practices and lack of good faith God, to the consolation and Jersey City, and Seton Hall Uni- ther to sup- Tedeschini received support his world-wide only an unqualified of that the South cial situaUon are so far-reaching Holy Com- in collective bargalng," he said, expression port arTorded him by devoted versity. After completion of his Noting African charities. allegiance and devoted that the Church dare not disre- munion. "we are endangering our rela loyalty to Catholics who, like the faithful theological studies at Immaculate government's official policy of "It is e sacred be Pope John now gard the race problem. He con- One of the six Cardinal Bish- lions with other nations and suf- privilege to XXIII, gloriously of our own Archdiocese, have Conception Seminary, Darlington, apartheid—strict racial segrega- able to assist but also tinued: Cardinal Tedeschini had suf- economic losses our Holy Father in reigning, a vivid mani- he was tion—has been claimed in some ops, fering within our a loyal and sympathetic under- ordained May 30, 1934, by fered attack of bronchitis at l'ls untiring efforts to ease the festation of the Catholic solidar- quarters as a to Chris- "The Chnrch’a duty is two- an country a time that good will standing of the responsibilities Archbishop Boland. way save fold—a to to his operation. pain and bring a measure of con- ity that binds the Archdiocese of tian civilization. duty truth and char- prior among nations and maximum of the Sovereign Pontiff. It Is He served at Holy Family, Nut- Archbishop Mc- solation to our afflicted brethren Newark to the Chair of Peter. Cann ity. The doty to truth is production are so essential." a sacred privilege to be able to ley, and ML Carmel, said that "such a policy pri- In the Jersey City, the of the hier- It should not be MysUcal Body of Christ," assist before is not the way to save civiliza- marily duty necessary, he "DAY BY DAY the Sovereign our Holy Father hi hit un- being appointed first di- the said. to archy. The Pope’s said, for to Archibishop efforts tion but undermine It." Bishops must see Birthplace government solve la- Pontiff receives news about con- tiring to ease the pain rector of Mt. Carmel Guild’s De- The also asked to it that the they the Archbishop ditions and a measure principles labor-management problems. and happenings in the bring of consola- partment for the Mentally Re- ARCHBISHOP Denis Improving Roads There Catholics "to pray dally for the tion E. Hur have enunciated are translated are other alternatives. world and reports on the danger- to our afflicted brethren in tarded, first in Essex Holy Father’s intentions.” County, Icy, 0.M.1., of Durban, speaking Into vivid lessons from the BERGAMO, Italy (NC)—The "For example," he said, “if ous the Mystical of Christ. then possibilities of the present Body on the archdiocesan level. in asserted that those Pretoria, . . hamlet of Sotto il Monte, members of unions Hu pulpit . caught were more TIIE TEXT OF hour. “In the name of Our Blessed residence is at the Catholic the letter fol- who oppose racial Integration sin “The of falls unprepared by 1U sudden fame regular in attending and lows: earth- Lord, 1 ask Guidance duty charity on meetings "Hunger, sickness, chaos, you to pray daily for Center, Newark. by commission against as birthplace of John in Justice every member of the Church. It Pope participating in union activi- "Next Sept. quakes, famine and flood bring the Holy Father's intentions and Sunday, 20, the and charity. Those who are is not XXIII, has been hastily im- ties and of THE OTHER enough to do no harm; elections, many the faithful of the Archdiocese of fresh sorrow to his paternal heart to respond with true Christian appointments Indifferent merely sin by omis- wc are commanded proving its roads and parking problems of union corruption Newark and each mail concern: positively te will be requested to carries new ap- charity to our appeal for a gen- sion, he said, that the do facilities to accommodate an could.have been resolved Rev. James A. adding good.” by the make their annual offering of Pe- peals for material assistance. His erous contribution to this year's Carey, appoint- Increasing flow of visitors. group itself." ed assistant at St. Mary’s, Plain- ter's Pence for the support of the suffering children from every Peter's Pence collection. field; quarter of the earth out to ** cry “May God bless you all! Rev. Nell J. Smith, from St. To Build Mary’s, Plainfield, to Our Lady New Girls' of Victories, Jersey City; High Three Rev. Edward M. Irish Priests Swierzblnskl, from St. James, Springfield, to At St. chaplain of Holy Name Hospital, Michael’s, Newark Seven Tcaneck; Assigned, Rev. Thaddeus F. Zuber, from NEWARK Plana for anew school high for girls at school pupils five days a week. St. Ann’s, Jersey City, to St. St. Michael's parish were announced this week by Rev. The new wing for the parochial Others Mark’s, Rahway; J. achool kindergarten Transferred Hugh Fitzsimmons, pastor, with permission of Arch- which they Rev. Richard M. Nardone, from also staff will be attached to bishop Boland. PATERSON Three Our Lady of Good Counsel, New- their convent. priests ordained in Ireland to The school, which Is to ark, St. James, Springfield; expected be ready by 1962, will Father Fitzsimmons explained received their firfc assignments and seven Include changes in Rev. Martin J. Silver, appoint- classroom facilities for at that the present school build- assistant high posts were announced by Bishop this ed to St. least 300 girts and an audltorium- ing will become the McNulty Paul's, Jersey City; Charity of St. Elizabeth, Convent grade school, week. Rev. g> mnasium with modern Edward J. Ciuba, recent- cafeter- StaUon, staff the school. and also the scene of the Trini- ia. A second phase of The appointments are all ly returned from Rome, to St. the con- This will be the last that tarians' catechetical and convert effective Sept. 12. year Ann's Polish Church, Jersey City; struction project will be anew classes. the The three Irish priests, all new male students will be ac- Currently building cenacle (convent) for the Trini- houses ordained in June at St. Patrick'a Rev. Richard Ehrenberg, from cepted at the school. It is part of the grammar Assumption, to ex- Morristown, chap- Christ the tarian Sisters with a achool while College, Carlow, are Camp King, Freling- kindergar- pected that the new building, to the other part, in- Ireland, lain at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Pat- ten attached. cluding the coming to their llrst buy sen Township, to Our Lady of accommodate a minimum of 300 kindergarten, ia locat- assign- erson. ments. Good Newark. The new construction on ed 2H blocks in the They are: Counsel, prop- students, will be complete In 1962 away Lyceum Rev. Frsncis X. McCarthy from at erty near the church wall consoli- as Broad St. and Fourth Ave. Rev. an all-girls high school. It will Anthony McLaughlin, to St. Nicholas, Passaic, to U. S. THE FOUR members of the date the scattered parish plant, in be for of the The convent the St. Nicholas, girls parish who occupied by Passaic; Rev. Army as chaplain. faculty of Our Lady Queen of which at present only four of the will attend without Trinitariana for 40 is three James to cost, and years Gacquln Holy Spirit, Rev. Francis X. McCarthy from Peace High School who will 11 parish buildings are located in girls of other North Newark blocks away on Stone St. and Pequannock; and Rev. Patrick par- cred Heart, Dover, to Assump- change their residences are: the same block with the church. Park Ave. It ia to ishes on a tuition basis. an 80-year-old Flanagan, St. Joseph's, Mend- tion, Morristown. Rev. William D. from house Driscoll, The school will contain which once served as an ham, all as assistants. AT PKESENT St. Michael's is at least Rev. James*A. Smith from St. Immaculate Conception, Secau- 12 classrooms, an auditorium- evangelical mission. Their cate- a coeducational high but THE Monica's, Susses, to Our Lady of cus, to Our Lady Queen of school, and chetical work Is conducted In OTHER appointments the of in gymnasium, other facilities. an- Victories, Paterson. Peace; Rev. James F. percentage boys the I* other house are: O’Brien, student will be designed by Fanning on Stone St. Rev. A. body has decreased to Even Rev. Vincent Joseph Cassidy from from Our Lady Queen of Peace and Associates of Paterson. the high school gymnas- J. Puma from St. about one-fourth since the open- chaplain, St. Joseph's Hospital, L. St. Francis, Ridgefield Park; STATUE BLESSED: Archbishop Boland addresses ium is located some four blocks Mary's, Paterson, to administra- at ing of nearby Essex Catholic THE NEW convent will be to assistant St. Mary's, Pat- Rev. Alfred S. Arvay, from Our crowd ceremonies at which de- away in an antiquated building tor of the Puerto Rican mission attending he blessed the High School for three erson. to Imma- boys years signed to accommodate five Mis- at 37 Bloomfield Ave. of St. John the Lady Queen of Peace statue of St. at The Baptist, Dover, Rev. Vincent Joseph the Worker St. Joseph’s Vil- ago. total enrollment of the sionary Servants of the Most The and S. McCluskey, culate Conception, Secaucus; and outlying buildings soon to chaplain at Mater Dolorosa lage, Rockleigh. Dedication took school has dwindled from more Blessed who from Our Lady Queen of Peace, Rev. Jum F. Travers, (nun place Sept. 6, the Trinity give cate- he replaced will be sold, Father Convent, Denville. than 350 to 2*2. The Sisters of chetical Branchvtlle, to Sacred Heart, Dov- St. eve of Labor Day. The village is a home instruction to public Fitzsimmons said. Rev. Francis Francis, Ridgefield Park, to 17-building X. Denneby from er. Our Lady Queen of Peace. for dependent children. 2 THE ADVOCATE September 10,1150
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Teachers in the Soviet zone of ganiiation of Catholic Universi- A building made Archbishop Antonio Ribcri his to may no longer work possible by BS.C., Apostolic Delegate Ha- as ties in Latin America will be donations presented his credentials Died... choir directors from Catholics in Mas- as noi, and his secretary. Rev. Ter- organists, or held in Pen Sept. 11-17. sachusetts was opened at Apostolic Nuncio to Ireland to ence O’Driscell, both Premier Maurice Duplessls of church attendants. Boys' S.S.C., ex- Commissions to promote sa Town in Rome after a President Eamon de Valera. pelled from communist northern Quebec, 69, one of Canada’s Fire destroyed some buildings cred blessing music, sacred liturgy and by Cardinal Tisserant. Vietnam, have arrived in leading at Benedictine St. Martin's Arch- sacred Archbishop Ramon J. Castel- Rome. political figures. art have been established The at new St. John Viannry lano of Cordoba. has WUUam Congdon, an American Thomas H. abbey Bewsn, Germany, but in the Dubuque (la.) Archdiocese. Argentina, Lecraft, 55, archi- Seminary in Miami has been in the cloister and church were not Aviators suggested a showdown between painter living Italy, has be- tecture department head at Cath- from a six-state area dedicated and opened to 57 the Church and communism “to come a Catholic seven aft- olic damaged. have been invited to years University of America, to fly South- candidates for the priesthood. blast and all his interest in the Church The bombed shrine of the port Airfield once for the Marx- er was Washington. Eng- near Roeemouat, stimulated lish martyrs in to ist-Leninist theory.” by Gregorian Chant Rev. Thomas P. London, close Minn., Sept. 13 for the blessing and the beauty of the Cunningham, the Tyburn gallows on which 105 of planes. Rev. Richard Timm, American liturgy. S. J., of Point Barrow, Rev. Roberta of Alaska, Reformation martyrs is to The Richmond Cross is Tuecl, 8.J., 52. died, Diocese has an Holy priest, conducting "parish priest of the Arctic,” be rebuilt. government - sponsored Naples, 38, a theologian and ex- where he nounced plans for anew minor research served for 25 years. Catholics pert on Protestantism, has been of the St. Lomis Arch- seminary on in Pakistan on plant pests which a 40-acre site. named director' of Civilta diocese gave 1126,530 for First are vital Cat- building Saturday nocturnal ador destroying crops. mission tolica, monthly published by the Sends a church at La Pas, Bo- ations will be launched in Rev. Stephen J. Kelleher of Pope Money the Jesuit Province of Rome. livia, in an Aug. 9 collection. cathedral at New York, 44. has been Youngstown. Ohio p.r named To Flood Victims Ceremonies at 2 Archbishop Giacomo Testa, which Bishop Oct. and 3 by the Knights of assistant secretary of the Catho- Formosa Bernard 3V»%onnum President of the Pontifical TAIPEI, (NC) Pope J. Flanagan will be in- Columbus and the Ancient lic Near East Welfare Associa- ON THE Order Academy in has been John XXIII has sent $lO,OOO for OUTSKIRTS: Above is the St. Michael’s stalled as Bishop of Worcester of Hibernians. tion and assistant to the Rome, presi- relief of victims of the Lyceum at Broad St. on 24 will named a consultor to the Sacred August and Fourth Ave., Newark, which Sept. be televised over PAID QUARTERLY dent of the Pontifical Mission floods in three-station Congregation of Religious. central Formosa. houses the lower of a hookup. for Palestine. He will leave short- grades the parish school, while ACCOUNTS INtUIID TO William The floods here were the worst The Kansas LASTING for Msgr. Kubelbeck, far- the rest of the school meets of City-St. Joseph Di- MIMORIALS ly the Near East to 50 in part the school tIO.OOO super- mer Vicar General in years. The death toll high ocese in Missouri has given offi- vise of Superior, was relief work of the two or- building. This and four other cial S*nd check Wis., has been elected ad- 668, with more than 300 missing. buildings located two support to a Kansas City or money order ganizations. More tons or three blocks from ordinance ministrator until than 700 of food were the church will be sold after a which would end racial and appointment of CHALICE open a postage-free Archbishop John anew sent into the area new school and discrimination in restaurants Dooley, Bishop. by Catholic high" convent make the con- and possible hotels. mail account. Relief Services NCWC. solidation of the parish plant. (Story on 1). Page Knights of Columbus in Indiana CIBORIUM BURNS & staffed a Catholic information! from O'CONNELL* Inc booth at the Indiana State Fair.! ISO GARDEN The STATE PLAZA Holy Father Eucharist Archdiocese of Utrecht in RoufM 4 and 17 N. J. Says the Netherlands plans to build I HAYES PARAMOS, 40 Talaphana HUbbard 7-5317 churches in the next five years. fcrtH 1M Mia Ml a«r*«l State Parkway Financial Parkin* Arwa N*. t Can to Promote assistance for family, Help Peace vacations is being undertaken SAVINGS and LOAN NEW JERSEY'S FINEST by various German dioceses with fgjty CASTELGANDOLFO FOR AND Recall- ed on all veterans to RELIGIOUS THE LAITY forget old "no” to evil In all its forms. government support. Mltchol 3-2260 ASSOCIATION ing that he himself is a veteran hatreds and unite for peace. IMPORTED and of World In daily life, he said, one often A social secretariat to spread J 7 HALSEY ST., NEWAUK 2. M.J. 955 Broad St., Nwk. 2, N. J. DOMESTIC GIFTS War I, Pope John A in day later, a letter nam- hears it said that the Church the HOURSi and in to Church's social teachings and TUISDAV SATURDAY, Ml A M. a Mil p M. XXIII, a message a veter- ing Cardinal Mimml as Papal could be more lenient, that it D Ni>PAY Thursday, triday. ans' to help improve living standards of y; - - *.4i a. m. «. mi p. m. pilgrimaße Lourdes, call- Legate to the National Italian could agree to a few small com- workers and peasants has been Eucharistic Congress which had PLAN NOW TO promises. But this, he declared, established in the San Salvador opened the Sept. 6, Pope empha- it can never do. Archdiocese. El Salvador. engineers sized the power of the Holy Eu- On John Sept. 6. Pope cele- ArgenUna's Sixth National Eu NEED ANOTHER RIGHT HAND? JOIN THE charist in dissolving discord and brated Mass A CUARANCf in Castelgandolfo's charistic Congress will be held binding men to God. parish church on the town's Oct. 7-11 in Cordoba. • «»> yaung .... PILGRIMAGE y»«n divan,find I affita (Slang SinH< patronal feast day. The date is In a pastoral letter a«pnrianca . l 1n,,, Ugrd) THE PILGRIMAGE to issued on Lourdes * app.rt.nity In ttdvant. nnd wit*. .lari the Feast of St. Sebastian. 'Social |n» ptngraa.l.a -..cam SALE! marked the Justice Sunday, Sept. 6, . W 20th anniversary of r ** *«mmry I. Chia* lngin.ni The Pope walked to the church the JT*"" l *1 Knm. in ihap. the outbreak War Bishops of Australia out- •' Nn of World II ’7- atrangnr In ninn. mn
WASHINGTON - The House of anti-obscenity laws. At Good Counsel UJt Representatives, j one At the same time, Postmaster Clergy dissenting vote, hat passed a bill General Arthur E. Summerfield NEWARK The new in Our giving the Postmaster General rectory Lady of Good told a Senate hearing that "per- CORRECTION additional Counsel parish here will be dedicated power to deal with ob- liy Archbishop Appointments sistent, intelligent and intensive scene material Boland at 6 10. sent through the action’’ will be necessary for a p.m., Sept. OMm W Hm AnlMv malls. Introduced hy Rep. long time to stamp out the ob- Ground for the new structure was broken June 9, Kathryn E. Granahan of Penn scenity racket. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 1958, by Msgr. John A. Woisbrod, pastor. On that day. sylvania, the measure now goes the Rev. P. Tuite priests moved out of the old ST. Joseph to the Senate where a similar bill IN ESSEX COUNTY, there was ANNE’S rectory and since then have been portion of the basement ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS is being studied by the Judiciary another arrest and a conviction has OF SCHOOLS quartered in a temporary rectory Committee. in the continuing war against been set aside for a proposed Rev. Daniel A. Murphjr on Woodside Ave. They moved SPEECH The bill smut. parish lending library and an- CORRECTION CENTER Rev. William J. passed by the House into Daly their new home on July 21. to axed would extend from 20 to Arrested Irvington other be as a Catholic Rev. Francis R. Loßianro days 45 by police FAIR LAWN, N. J. the which was Harold J. 28, of 10 instruction and informatloa period during the Post Maker, TIIE NEW building is 61 by Office could Mt. Vernon Ave., center. PASTOKS impound mail orgin- a self-employed 97 feet with an exterior of brick art Rev. William P. ating with a distributor dealer. Free in $l,OOO bad, Will register children afflicted Lavery. from chaplain. Veterans Ad- charged and limestone trim matching the with stuttering, with mailing obscene he will in ministration Hospital, East Orange, to pastor, Our Lady Star matter. It appear Magistrate's other parish buildings. Old Burial Chamber baby talk, fast of the Sea, Bayonne. would also provide that the order Court there Sept. 14 on charges lisping, nasality, speech, mono- On the first is a of possessing obscene literature. floor there Uncovered in Rome Rev Jamea H. Sullivan, from chaplain, Holy Name Hos- could be extended if the Post- tones, low volume, cleft forth reception room, record room and palate and so on pital, master General can A number of led ROME (NC) Workmen Teaneck, to pastor, St. Paul of the Cross, Jersey City. prove in anonymous tips five dig- to personal consulting offices, court that it is in the Maker's arrest. ging for the foundationa of a pub- Monday, 14th from 1 to P.M. “public in one September 6 Regis- ASSISTANT PASTORS for each assigned priest. In terest." Convicted on a charge of lic building in Roma uncovered tration will also Rev. addition there is a priests' con- be held at the five affiliated James A. Carey appointed assistant at St. Mary's, Previously, postal officials had possessing obscene films and an ancient burial chamber believ- ference room, room, kitch- Plainfield. Herman dining ed to date back to Speech Centers in to prove the order was "neces- photographs was Pay- the first cen- Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens R* en and ample quarters for the v - Neil J. Smith, from St. Mary's, Plainfield, to Our sary to the effective enforcement singer of 509 High St., Newark. turies of the Christian era. and Lady of He to housekeeping staff. Nassau during this week. Victories, Jersey City. of the section’* in order to get was sentenced a 40-day The discovery is near tha Rev. The second floor Edward M. Swierzbinski, from St. James, Spring- an extension. jail term to be followed by 10 has living modem Verano cemetery and Urn field, suites for the parish TWELFTH YEAR Over 4,600 Student* to chaplain. Holy Name Hospital, Teaneck. months probation. priests and site of two ancient catacombs. Rev. MEANWHILE, the Post Office 3 also two rooms for of Thaddeus F. Zuber, from St. Ann's, Jersey City, to St. Paysinger was arrested Aug. visiting Traces underground passages Department announced that fed- in the first of series priests. READ Mark’s, Rahway. a of raids have been found near tha burial CAREFULLY: eral of mail order Rev. Richard M. Nardone, from Our Lady of Good Coun- prosecutions following a Grand Jury present- Msgr. Wclsbrod said that one chamber. A child with smut distributors are at an all- ment a speech defect is more apt to be sel, Newark, to St. James, Springfield. hitting dealings in obscen- Rev. time high. He sentenced Martin J. Silver to St. Paul's Jer- ity' was by Chief nervous, poor in school work, disobedient, appointed Church, The sickly, sey City. Post Office Department Magistrate Nicholas Castellano of Rev. Edward said that arrests for distributing Newark. unfriendly, emotionally unstable with fits of tem- J. Ciuba, recently returned from Rome, ap- obscene material in the mails in- pointed to St. Ann's Polish Church, fersey City. 9 per, nightmares, creased 7.5% in the fiscal bed-wetting, prolonged crying, Rev. Richard Ehrenberg, from Christ the King, to year Camp 1959. Lakes unable to Our of Good Counsel, Pompton take ridicule or pity from playmates Lady Newark. SUMMERFIELD or classmates. In he CHANGES OF RESIDENCE later told the Adorers to Hear brief, is really suffering 80 Park Avenue, Newark, New Rev. William Senate group that his depart Jersey J. Driscoll from Immaculate Conception, the whether he admits it or not. Every good mother ment received 70,000 complaints (formerly Sorrento Reiteurenl) Secaucus, to Our Lady Queen of Peace, North Arlington. Bishop McNulty during the fiscal compared would make sacrifices to her Rev. James F. O'Brien from Our year, POMPTON LAKES great help children, Lady Queen of Peace, t) Bishop 50,000 a year ear- North Arlington, to complaints will St. Francis, Ridgefield Park. lier. McNulty preside and apeak an afflicted one. not do some- He noted that the especially Why Rev. Alfred S. Arvay from Our Lady Queen of depart- at the aecond annual dinner of Peace, ment to the North Arlinton, to Immaculate investigated 14,000 cases St Mary'a Nocturnal Adoration thing help kid—now—this week? It will be Conception, Secaucus. resulting Rev. in 315 arrests. Society James F. Travers from St. Francis, Ridgefield P'rk, Sept. 14. The dinner, to be a load off your mind. After few lessons be Summerfield testified before a you'll to Our Lady Queen of Peace, North Arlington. attended by priests, laymen and a Joint sub- about how Effective Sept. 12, 1959. bearing held by the high school boys of the surround- bragging your kid can now make the committees on Constitutional ing area, will be held in the "Grecian Dining in e Continental Atmosphere" "*" *ound or how he can say his without Amendments and Juvenile De- church hall 7 name at p.m. 4 Rooms linquency. He said that the The Banquet It society, founded in April, stuttering. is things like this that make a good sale of mall order 1958, has of 300 obscenity a membership Church Function! Home «nd Office Parties has doubled In five who mother happier than anew coat or anew car. years, and men make hour-long vigils & Communion Brcakfuu Wedding Receptioni Borgos Borgos could double again in the before Sacrament in So Archbishop’s next the Blessed don't delay. the child to St. Anne's School Home of onr Suburban end Bring four years. .. St. Mary's Church each month Melropoliten Inturanem Cetering Service in Fair Lawn on Monday afternoon. Summerfield said the "en- on the Thursday preceding First Friday. HU 4-7200 Bf J-7000 of all kladt Appointments ttenched racketeers" can be ex- Rev. Arnold Walters, TUITION: $42.00 course of SUNDAY, SEPT. 1J pected to 0.F.M., pastor, is spiritual di- per 12 sessions. I *99 KIARNY AVfNUI fight the legislation 4 Graduation exercises, "with everything their rector of the society, whose chair- p.m., at com- Z 7. F»r further Information coll the N. J. man is P. m KKARNY, St. Vincent's Hoapital School of mand.” This would include, he James McElrath. A. Edmund Turner Nursing, said, “the of McNulty also addressed -35 Director, Montclair. use pawns who . . . Bishop atom j. borooi 1$ serve their cause the members at last year's first in York TUESDAY, SEPT. by raising New at HOllit 4-0081 from 10 a to Noon. ALOOOT H. annual City m. ILAZI 7:30 p.m., Prcaidc, doting of pious cries of ‘censorship,’ ‘free- dinner. WILLIAM Mater, in J. OLACCUM Solemn Novena to Our I,adjr of dom of the press,’ ‘civil liber- requiescat pace. PATRIARCH and Primate are Hmt I4TN ties’ Siluva, SS. Peter and Paul and so forth.’* titles of honor. to* Church, Elitabeth. However, he aaid, to prevent THURSDAY. SEPT. 17 pcrnographic material from get- c 8 I-ay cornerstone <3 C p.m., and ting to children "ia no more a v i v bless new rectory, Sacred violation of civil libertiea than Heart of Jeiua, Irvington. BONDS m3 U preventing the aale of liquor SATURDAY, SEPT. It ' o^ or dope to thoae children. 1 Insuraiict (3 t a.m., Ordinatiom, Immac- C QJ ulate Conception Seminary, AUXILIARY BISHOP Fulton 00° Darlington. J Sheen of New York aubmitted -4 a atatement At 10:30 a.m., Laying corner- which waa placed on the In atone of new Church of St. Val- record. it he linked ju- venile entine. Bloomfield, followed by delinquency to obacene lit- oMauJair G 4 Solemn erature, aaying that ’’behind f Maaa at It a.m. for ev- d/J * CATE)CATERING COth anniveraary of foundation ery evil deed ia an evil thought.” MA r of 2-0300 rr. m is S. Marsh & of St. Valentine’* pariah. ’The problem dealing Sons with juvenile he SUNDAY, SEPT. 10 delinquency,” w I SI Off A.NGI. NI-:\V JIKSf-Y 1 aaid, “la of p.m.. Lay comeratone and . . . one keeping clean the mental bleat new aehool, SL Leo’s aourcea which Church, Eaat Pateraon. feed the rtvera of thought of youth.” Msgr. George H. Guilfoyle, ex- ecutive director of Catholic Char- m VALUE it.es in the New York Archdio- K. of C. cese, represented Cardinal Spell- man at the hearing and warned that obscene literature leads chil- State Council— Magr. Edward dren to is a J O'Connor, Camden diocesan "not merely unwhole- some behavior, but to lawless- director of the Apostleship of ness and crime.” ; Prayer, will be apeak Sept. 20 as New Jersey * Knights of Co- SERIOUSNESS of the s-\ problem ('-'i lumbus gather for their annual was also noted in Cleveland, most Pilgrimage for Peace at the where the Cuyahoga County Shrines of St. Mary's, Williams Grand Jury urged stepped up lo- town. cal efforts to halt the sale of dir- Joseph J. Carlin, state deputy, ty publications and called for a has invited ail pastors to par- revision of state laws governing in the ninth important ticipate annual pil- obscenity. 810 m grimage. In Harrisburg, two bills de- Elisabeth Connell Kdward signed to restore Penn- ii»_n laws A Kaczka, deputy grand knight, sylvania’s prohibiting ob- has been appointed chairman of scenity were passed by the the six point program. He will Slate Senate and returned to The best word the House for of to be assisted by Joseph Sauer, approval way council activities: Edmund How- amendments. The bills were In- rrd, fraternal affairs; Raymond troduced after the State Su- pick a bank... D O'Brien Jr, membership, preme Court held previous Thomas laws were unconstitutional be- F. Gartland, public re- cause did define lations; Ambrose Kane, youth they not ob- LOOK INSIDE.. . moot th<> activities; and Dennis J. Burke, scenity. In other people working at the desks Catholic Action. Installation of action, the Vermont which the Court and tellers’ windows find we owe . . . [a feet, it 1* probably the word to officers will take place Sept. 15. Supreme upheld a grand jury indictment charging a dis- out about the services avail- of our the past half century. For value Bishop Wigger Council, Maple- growth during tributor with eight separate wood An open house” will able for home and ' counts of your your b what we offer above all... Tnu -h* mmu quality umtomi distributing indecent be held Sept. 14 at the council magazines, and the House Dis- business. At National State with iht l NEWARK Guidance of teenagers will be among to "low moral tone and sensuality The Blue topics discussed by priest-directors of of Angel which permeate the theme and the Confraternity Fair (Objectionable in part) tend to negate positive values." Christian Doctrine when they meet Sept. 14 at 2 p.m. in This morbid «tory traces the Miracle of the Hills the Chancery Office. moral disintegration of a middle- Fair (Family) Bishop Curtis, archdiocesan CCD director, will preside aged German college professor •t the meeting which Any social or religious plea this will be con- (Curt Jergens) who has taught ducted story might have developed wafts by Rev. Roger A. Rey- Besides outlining guidance tech* botany for 20 years but “never nolds, off in the heavy scent of soap executive secretary. niques the meeting will: knew the beautiful side of life*’ IN EAST The guidance opera. Rex Reason plays a Prot- PATERSON: The new school at St. Leo’s, East Paterson, will look like this architect’s program for pub- • Explain the 1953-60 Confra- until he became enamored of drawing when it lic estant minister, newly arrived in is in mid-October. high school students is the ternity calendar of Lola (Jlay Britt), peroxide bur- completed Cornerstone-laying ceremonies are scheduled for Sept. 20. Rev. Edward J. Hol- events. newest area to be Carbon City, which is dominated and of entered by the a Outline the program suggest- lesque doll in the Blue Angel leran, O.F.M., is pastor, J. Thomas Camlet Garfield is architect. by a sour woman mine owner, Confraternity, the organiza- ed for the parish CCD. Music Hall and beer garden. His tion responsible Betty Lou Gerson. Only the local for the entire re- • Provide printed material for marriage to her involves his res- dance-hall girl really understands ligious education program in each classes ignation from the college, his on inquiry him. Films TV New St. Leo parish. for • School Suggestions a the work of tha gradual degradation and ultimate Explain As if a church questionaire to be filled out dilapidated and iii list of films Television by Archdioccsan Sisters and Broth- submission to pathetic indignities • on TV were not A***- Th« Ltcion of Doconcy public school dilatory parishioners teenagers, and ers Committee, to as- as a clown in her so called ml? k? 1" * wh «“ roJoaaod. designed enough he boards with a widow Ttfri 1 methods of assisting them in sist the “show.” To Be SUNDAY, SIFT. 11 priest-director and tha (June Vincent). She shortly dies Dedicated out their , - X> <4>—"Loft working problems rsUnas Talk About and religious in conducting organ- Harassed her mar b* God." by sleazy direc- leaving her three children on his correct moral cvaluathni. SUryknoll Slaters choosing their vocations will be 10:30 a.m. ID "Look and Uva" ized parish schools of religion in tor and disillusioned when he sees FOR THE FAMILY EAST PATERSON St. Leo's new Up hands. Mine-owner threatens school, designed 10:30 a.m. (7)—Christopher among discussion points. lady Had Bor Program. the Archdiocese. Lola in the arms of a Haunted House "Tha Proas, younger to commit them to so Boston to accommodate 850 in a a Force for Good." Bd a home BUrUs't Hit the Ice pupils 16 classrooms and kinder- dla Cantor the Rondasvoua man. professor suffers a hide in her mine. This Holiday will 11:30 STRESSING THE they con- garten, be blessed Boland 20. a.m. (11) "Brin* Out Their importance Canyon City Hotel Reserve by Archbishop Sept. Greatness" breakdown, attempts to strangle so Chart!# at of the Final Set veniently blows up that min- Chan Identity Unknown 5 30 p.m. <4l Catholic Hour priest-directors’ meeting. Registration Boland will also the cornerstone of the new his wife but is dissuaded Racetrack Johnny Holiday Archbishop lay Father and ister can rescue them, win a TUISDAV. saPT. IS Reynolds explained that Corvette K 2X3 Kit Carson For School led away his former building, assisted by Rev. Edward J. 0 P.m. (13) Bishop Sheen the Thelology by college hero's crown plus on Counterfeit Nlxht Key Holleran, 0.F.M., Confraternity of ChrisUan blessings Darina Youna NEW YORK Final principal. Kao Phantom of Aanao registra- his marriage to the dance-hall pastor. In ceremonies beginning Doctrine its Dooporadoa Pled Piper program depends for tion for the School of Theology The of Dreaaad Kill Remember at 3 p.m. Legion Decency objects queen. - to the Day success upon the work of Feud of the pas- for the Trail Romance of Red- Slated for New Catholic laymen will be held Sept. IV Four Feethera woods completion in mid- tor or priest Radio delegated by him 15. 6-8 p.m. at St. Vincent Four Men A Scotland Yard to Fer- e In- October, the school is being built direct it in each parish. Prayer veatlaator rar s School, 141 E. 65th St I.eclon Boa at a cost of $560,000. Published Gallant of Lost Ships Constructed Books Good News Tropical Hsat ot yellow brick in SUNDAY, tier, is Grand Canyon Wavs contemporary Follow In* la a ll»t of naw Catholic •:13 i.m. WNEW Sacred Heart. Great Hospital Wlnas of Navy design, the building includes a hooka compiled hr tha Catholic Unlvar- 7:13 WRCA—Hour Can Learn Mystery Woman In Distress dly of America library, Washington: a m. of St. Francia 7:30 Anybody Gunfire library, clinic, teachers room, a.m. Zaniabuku TO* Ha OaWao Bask a« BIMa Itarlaa of WHOM—-Sacred Heart Hour Gunman's 7:30 WOR Marian Code principal's office, and an fba Old and Maw Taatamanfa. With pic- a.m. Theater all-pur- ture Schnorr •:30 a.m. WMCA Are Hour. FOR ADOLESCENTS br TOO Carolafald and Marie ADULTS, pose room with "Retrial equipped gymna- colored llluetratlone br FrtU Kradel. of Joan of Arc." To AdvpnturM of Johnny Guitar CEDERIC • Play The Piano sium and cafeteria (Golden Preaa. (I BS). •:43 a.m* WMTR—-Hour of St. Francia FOSTER LONDON • GAB Cuanova Killer Is facilities, and 10:30 Looee Tha Cathaflc a.m. WABC—Christian In Action. Beet Foot Forward 1King of is able Layman'a Baa* e» Cllauatla, Rev. Anaelm Turf to accommodate 800 chil- br Robert C. Broderick Burke. O. Carm. Bruto Force Ladies Courageous A book of man- 11:30 WOR dren. e.m. Marian Theater Confidence Girl Magnificent ner* and practice. (Golden Preaa MM). Brute 330 p.m. W'RCA Catholic Hour. Dark Part Man Alive Current Paaa Ptaa XII. by Cardinal Ctuhlnf. Rev. Robert W. Dra«on enrollment of St. Leo’* Gleaeon. "Purga- Fir Squad- ■Man Who Talked (DaoiMera af St. Pan], »t). tory." 1* 600 in 11 classes. ron Too Much The new A Calhalk Child's MONDAY. SIFT. 14 Fabulous ftenorita Beak Abevt Mia Man. Maak of Dragon school I d Flame will mske possible double 57 Vr. , '*? * *• Calaa Retaaua: original- S Pm. W'SOU (TM) Sacred Heart A of Barbary Over My Dead ly publlabad by Try Coart Catechetical Guild. (Golden Procram Body elssses for each grade 250 Preaa. Flight »nd s ti 11. TUISDAY, Lieutenant Boad to Zanzibar II PT. IS Flight increase In Oad an* PMleeeahy, Mienne H. Gilson to Nowhere Saint enrollment. The by t p.m. W'SOU (FM) Sacred Heart BILL • > Piano In Strikes Back par- COSTELLO • £ Cay Falcon Soul of Paparbeand reprint of four lecture* on the MOSCOW STEVE MCCORMICK a Monster ish embrace* 1,500 Procram. Hitler's families. metaphysical problem of Children Thousands Cheer God originally WIDNISOA Y, SI PT. Hucksters The former U I ’* m, Morally Unobjectionable for Adults FALL SEMESTER, 1959 A1 Capon* Gldf at Matin# Remarkable Mr. Andry Gama Hllie ot m br Con- Pennypackor Aak Any lie Murder Girl Who Muat Dio tract Rio Bravo Blu* Denim Moree'a Seton Hall la Mouth Naked MaJa Separata Tables University offering three Saturday programs In Count Your No Moaa Ni Imitation of Life Name on the 7 Guns to • • AUTO MU • IIF I remedial at lUtl|l lnapoctor Maiaret Bullet Hound A Fury lervices University College, 31 Clinton Street, Crlm* • A Punlah- In Love and War North br North- These Thousand MISONAI LIABILITY USA ment. laonely Haarta Hills • Newark, N. J. In: Cry Torror west ACCIDINT l SICKNISS Journey Notorlaua Mr. This Earth la Damn Yankraa Ijfo Bratna at it Monka Mina Do flint Onaa Marhata Of Life and Uve Wild Btra« berries Man Inalda Operation Damaa Younc Phila- READING - ARITHMETIC • SPEECH Man Who Could Donl ‘ ch ** delphians Give lip Cheat Death Ship tST J There aenlcei are for Richard J. provided children between the ages of eight and sixteen Morally Objectionable in Part for Everyone yean. Children will be interviewed and tested and will then be Alaaka Paaaago Guna. Glrla and I*ast P trad iso Rally Wound All Klng'a Min Oaaiitin tho IkOvo in City Flac. assigned to small classes Attack of SO Foot Man Bora group taught by remedial Middle otf tho Riot In JuvoniJn n Oman eadlaaa Ghoat titchl Stanton specialisti. Baat I Prison Conor.lion errors of Black Mlaalle to tho Road Racers Beautiful Born Rorklaao curtains, draperies and bed- Muaaum Moon Room Drag Strip Girl L at the Top Inteniews will be held during the Mobatar Nleht of tho Borne Caao Run- week of September Bth *< th* It OLdfield spreads by Craig! Martex wash Started With a Quarter Moon 6-3400 towels, nine and September 14th. Classes will on Klaa el Joey Borne Like ft Hoi begin Saturday, Septem- bath Forbidden Fruit Loot cloths, mats, and shower curtains. Milo Rirfeet Fur touch White Cargo 20th ber AND will continue for fifteen sessions. Si. Mary’s blankets. Pillow cases, sheets, UNion 6-9266 Separate Classification Eor application and further Information, contact: blankets and spreads by Wamsutta, and* ““ r r n «ÜBtort analyßa with lor SVTLZ ,* f* ’ !,* which th* aubjaet mat GEneva 8-2599 Fieldcrest... others too! *nd D«Alf detailed, la to oacood Mr. th£ *| moral Judged Anthony Suracl, acceptability and propriety m a medium of maaa onlar TWBkHWMi«aM Director of Remedial School of Education Hock tack Services, an Romwy Springfield Orange Pompton Plaint Condemned Ahtowb* «1. 4 Inlerttate IH. 34 And Cod Ctf. Central Are. tt. 33 Craatad Aaooamn of Youth • TOCR COMPANY MOTICTKIII Seton Hall University, 31 Clinton N. i. Lady Mademoiselle St., Newark. H—S 3-4300 DA r-000 Woman ChatUday'a £»• U My i DUenal *-4300 O* 7-1000 Ttmple 3-3400 Strtyteaee hamipi hi— ■nißiu i fnt Mates Third Ban Dailies Hit to September 10,1IS0 THE ADVOCATE 5 Poetry Congress POAU for Suit Be Held Oct. ST. LOUIS (NC>—Both St. 3-4 IxHiia daily newspapers have crit- icized Protestants and Other DIOCESE OF PATERSON NEW YORK A Congress of Americans United for Poetry under sponsor- SeparaUon 14 DE GRASSE STRUT of the Catholic of Church and State ship Poetry Society of America will be (POAU) for PATERSON 1. NEW JIRSIY held Oct.‘3 and backing a suit to block St. Louis 4at Marymount College here. The affair University redevelopment plans. will mark the 25th anniversary of the society’s publication. The suit would prevent the uni- Spirit. from versity turning a blighted Clergy At the 3 area into a Oct. tension. Dr. ciety’s chaplain and consulting 22-acre campus ex- Francis A. Kilcoyne, dean of ad- editor of Spirit. pansion. ministraUon, A St. Louis Globe Brooklyn College, The Mass will be followed by Democrat and director editorial Appointments of the society, will a luncheon at the Hotel Commo- cartoon labeled backers preside. The summation of the suit with address dore at which Dr. James E. Tob- a badge marked will be given by Kra Angelico in, “Prejudice." of Queen's College, the so- ADMINISTRATOR “There is no Chavez. 0.F.M., Cerillo, N. M. ciety’s chairman of the board of law in the United States Rrv. Vincent J. Puma, from assistant, St. Mary’s, Pater- That evening there will be that a church or similar a re- directors, will preside. The ma- ception in institution cannot lands son. to administrator, Puerto Rican mission of St. John th* the Lotus Club at jor addresses will be given by buy made which the available through Baptist, also participating poets will Sister M. Maura, S.S.N.D., Col- government Dover; chaplain, Mater Dolorosa Convent, Den- be honored. condemnation,” the said. lege of Notre Dame of Mary- paper ville. On Oct. 4, a Solemn Pontifical IN land, Baltimore; Very Rev. Wil- RECTORY IRVINGTON: The cornerstone of this Mass will recently completed rectory at ASSISTANTS be celebrated by Bish- liam A. Donaghy, S.J., Sacred Heart 17. president Chinese Stress parish will be laid Sept. Rev. Metislaus C. Lankau The op James E. Kearney of Roches- of Holy Cross College, and John is pastor. Rev. Francis X. from architect is J. Dennehy, Assumption, Morristown, ter The sermon Anthony De Pace. to will be preached G. Brunini, editor of Spirit and Parental chaplain, St. Joseph's Hospital, Taterson. by Rev. J. Edgar Bruns, the so-| the Duties society’s executive director. Rev. Francis X. McCarthy from St. Nicholas, Passaic, NEW YORK Resolutions to chaplain, US. Army. stressing parental obligations in Bloomfield Starts To Rev. John F. Corr from Sacred the development of family life Bless Heart, Dover, to As- Rectory sumption, Morristown. '' and the cultural development of Information Talk Better 2 get Chinese Catholics in America Rev. James A Smith, from St. Monica’s, Sussex, to Our BLOOMFIELD-A cartons...one’* were the eighth In Parish Catholic in- Lady of Victories, Taterson. adopted by an- Irvington formation course, designed for nual Chinese Catholic Conference Rev. Joseph A. Cassidy, from St. Hos- never enough!^' Catholics preparing for the chaplain, Joseph’s here. Some 200 delegates attend- IRVINGTON The new at Sacred sacra- pital, to assistant, St. Mary's, Paterson. rectory Heart ments and ed the interested non-Catho- three-day gathering. parish will be blessed 17. Rev. Vincent S. McCluskey, by Archbishop Boland Sept. lics. will begin 14 at from Our Lady Queen of Parenta were to Sept. Sacred urged utilize Peace, to Archbishop Boland will the cornerstone of the three- Heart parish. The 12 week Branchville, Sacred Heart, Dover. the means lay series provided by the of Church story air-conditioned hour-long talks will be given a and the community in building assisted by Rev. Metislaus FIRST ASSIGNMENTS C. in e\ery Monday and Thursday at developing family life, to Lankau, pastor, ceremonies beginning at 8 Rev. keep p.m. 8 p m. in the Msgr. Burke Anthony McLaughlin to St. Nicholas, Passaic. work outside the home from in- The Tudor-Gothic room design brick in the lower church. Rev. James Gacquin to Holy Spirit, Pequnnnock. terfering with family obligations, dwelling is complete and the tour to maintain Topics will include The Litur- Rev. Patrick . discipline in the priests of the parish have taken Guild Flanagan, to St. Joseph's, Mendham. Telephone the Creation. home, and to guide children in up residence there. Facilities also . Mass, Sources Effective Sept. 12, 1959. of their choice of entertainment include accommodations for Given Revelation, Marriage and Hap and four Moderator piness. companions. visiting priests on the attic level. The PATERSON—Rev. Thomas J. t second resolution encour- mm BEGUN IN 1958, the Boyle, pastor of Our I-ady of aged the study of the Chinese Spring, new rectory replaces a 60-year- Victories here, has been named language and culture, attendance m at old former private dwelling. Con- moderator of the Paterson and Catholic colleges, and partici- structed of brick with limestone Morristown areas of the Catholic pation in parish Confraternity of Nf Mr*K Christian Doctrine trim and a variegated slate roof, Communications Guild of New filiuul programs ROOT BEER • it Old-fashioned, such as discussion clubs. matches the church. Jersey. The made rich Dr. On the first floor are a appointment was by creamy with a bright sparkle. Thomas Ho of Soton Hall walnut-paneled Bishop McNulty. The guild is DRY University, one of the speakers, reception room, in 6 bottle cartons. of King-Size said Chinese three offices, a waiting room, composed workers in the tele- NEW UJERSEY Catholics have a combination living-dining room, phone industry. special obligation to work for the kitchen and for two conversion of China. For this quarters Father Boyle was ordained in MW JltJlT | CMATIIT ITOII ONI Of AMIUCM FlNtfT maids, and a sun porch which and served reason, he said, Chinese Catho- June, 1943, as an as- leads to the church sacristy. sistant at St. lics here should be trained in Nicholas, Passaic, Suites for four and two and later at St. Good Catholic schools and should learn priests John's Cathedral News!!! sun porches located here before the Chinese language and cul- are on the being named pastor PLAY "AUDITORIUM-TONE” attic ture. second floor. The level con- at Our Lady of Victories in June. MUSIC tains four guest rooms and 1955. While at Dr. John C. Wu, also of the St. Nicholas he He's Back a bath. was spiritual director of Coming Sf ton Hall faculty, compared Pope The basement is devoted to Pius traditional Chinese Confucianism a High School. INSTANTLY WITHOUT LESSONS World Famous recreation - Ucturor with Christian ethics in pine-paneled room, Missionary • Author another address. kitchen, laundry and storage A REV. He said that Confucianism Is space. five-passenger elevator NARCISO basement ISRALA, S.J. to runs from to second Christianity "as water to wine." floor. A Dr. Wu said, writer ef fatoinoKoeol . However. Sett Sellar Pho .f (WrISEIf "Achieving Heart” Chinese Floors are oak in some areas, society cultivates many Available far lecturee vinyl tile in others. The windows natural virtues at present ignor- are of heavy gauge aluminum. ed by the western nations If Sept. 15th to Dec. frlißWittß Ist, 1959 China needs to be Christianized Anr organization or Pariah by the West, the West could group Interacted In having thla Graal Lee. Little Feet at Last turar for talk.. Lecturea. ar learn Dap. Recollection. Retraata. ate call the practice of natural vir- or writ*— Attend i FREE tues from China, he said. In Little Ferry TED LANGAN DEMONSTRATION School House ttl Scotland South I tht Id., Orange, N. J. JO JJJJJ Passaic • Picnic, LITTLE FERRY With the susjicts or liCTuiis DALE CARNEGIE advent of three Sisters of St. Jos- Health and Happineeo through tha Control at ReunionPlanned eph of Newark, St. Margaret's COURSE (motion* - Anger, tear, Sadne.i, ate. PASSAIC The school. annual picnic School Is at last really a u- and reunion of Holy Trinity par* For nearly two years the spank- i«h will Ifficiancy Wilhoot Fatigue be held on the church ing new, low slung, nine-class- NEWARK grounds, Further Sept. 13, sponsored by room building had been used for Thun. Information upon r.quail S*p». 10 1:00 P.M. the combined societies. Sunday Mass, weekly Confratern- Tu«i. S*pt. 15 1:00 P.M An afternoon baby parade and ity classes, parish activities, and contests for ESSEX HOUSE school children will even Friday night bingo—every- be the principal attractions. A thing but school, for want of pffnhd by teenage dance contest will be Sisters. 7:30 held at p.m. LEADERSHIP l SALES But on Sept. 9 , 233 youngsters John and Richard Rankl TRAININC OF N.I. are of the Little Ferry-Moonaehie INSTITUTE general chairmen. area answered the school bell, JBS t Morristown JE 8-6651 j Back-to-School Gin: their in kindergarten took places lake mohawk through fourth grade, and became the newest of JOSEPH F. MURPHY the first student body of the 900- family parish's first school. FREE Sheaffer REAL estate insurance Sister Margaret Rose is prin- \ VXU.S "Cartridge" KKNT-U.S miMUIIS cipal. The faculty includes Sister PARKWAY 9 Writing Sets ij|o Rose Ann, Sister Margaret Anne and two lay teachers. The Sisters X ■ In* fountain with pan matching ptncil live in a private dwelling pur- ...whtn NEW chased by the parish as their you opon a sovings occount FOOT convent. of PROBLEMS ? ? temporary W $lOO or mort... ono gift p*r parson The school, dedicated Dec. 21, n OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT BY MAIL 1957, was built under the pastor- ate of Rev. Henry F. Mackin, now Gift mailed promptly pastor of St. John the Evangelist, £ OR OPIN ACCOUNT Bcrgenfield. Rev. Stanislaus J. IN PIRSON Stachowiak became pastor last ond toko homo your gift 3i% May. Sov# by th» 15th, ■ $ Jersey Salesian tarn from tho lit Why To Have Jubilee mt "MM. WATCH IT GROW! Mr* *'**•" NEW ROCHELLE Brother *•« *«> >hMI fnrt. MOHAWK **f Pom blueprint! •# Anthony Wolfe of the Salesians wr «••». Scientific Savings «mr«tw7 |n- •urn* nerfpet St. Bosco will observe fit. All th. of John and Loan ffly**”. ll . —•! Wnnmn'c Association •*•«» U4J«, the 25th anniversary of his reli- llt.M. CmtulUtlM PrH M 25. 40 Commarca N«»ork N. . «•» gious profession Sept. Strut. 2. j. Phono, Mllch.ll j 0260 tftT*u. •' > • A native of Camden and a 31" 9 to Doily, 4, Widntidoyi to 8 p m »c* graduate of Don Bosco High Pill PAIRING AT RINNIT SARAGI ACROSS TNI Cushman & Massat , f RE STRUT School, Ramsey, Brother Anthony A YEAR 744 iroad If., Newark is presently assigned to the Sale- ON INSURED SAVINGS Sulfa 1205 MA 3-2609 sian Mission Office here. Former- Electric Chord for Mary Organs ly he served 17 years at ASSETS OVER 550,000.000 00 Help of Christians School, Tampa, •• INVEST for LIFE Fla., and for eight years at Don Choo*# From Thro* Superb Fhto-Furnituro Designs and ETERNITY Bosco Technical School, Paterson. r.'tW 4 CONVENIENT OFFICES Crafted in Mno Hardwood Vonooro with Handsome The son of the late Mr. and through our Mission Contract -V Mrs. Edward Wolfe of Camden, Hand Rahbid Finishes to Enhanca Decor! HACKENSACK Every Brother Anthony was graduated in Tw wM have m Main *nd Berry Streets Table Model Walnut from St. Joseph's School, South 4 Venear* Hardwood *129" Open 9 to daily-6 til B on Mondey on Camden, before entering Don music for the whole to Heart-warming family make... Matching Table 12S* Bosco High. After high school he CLIPPSIDK PARK ~ and share! Audion exclusive Matching Bench ■ - Sit entered St. Joseph's Novitiate, 740 Anderson Avenue educator-approved Key- UR MCOME MISSION Newton. 9 to 4 to 8 Selector Method is to master...to Open daily-6 on Friday easy simple even the ran His sister. Sister Claire of the TEAMKCK children will be able to the Audion on CONTRACT Little Servant Sisters of the Im- play chord organ Cedar Lane at Larch Avenue I maculate Conception, is adminis- sight! With the right hand, you play the melody; with the No about the Open 9 to 4 daily-6 to 8 on worry slock trator of St. Mary's Catholic Friday left, you a button for vibrant and tong ac you the. Home, Marlton, N. J. PALISADES PARK just preas rich, major 253 Broad minor Avenue chords. And Audion one of • ** A remembrance In At* only hrings you every , to on «< «ar IVO 14 Open 9 to 4 daily-6 8 Monday these the Phitypinea. Registration Sept. exclusive features: professional-size keys, Rhythm At Speech Center Baas, volume control, full 3-octave The consolation of SAVINGS INVESTED keyboard, plus easy- aicfcng Apostohc vrork. FAIR LAWN Children *llllOl BEFORE THE 10th OF play music hook. ed with speech defects will be m 1 Seed «e MMwUtl registered at the Speech Correc- EVERY MONTH tion Center UNCONOmOSUUXV AUARANTEED at St. Anne's parish EARN DIVIDENDS here on Sept. 14 Irom 1 to ♦or 6 FROM THE FIRST shown above I p.m. TA’ «» t Address Children •‘ information afflicted with stutter- 91 otlfll to American Console Contemporary Coniole •179" ing, baby talk, lisping, nasality, Early City Zone State fast speech, Walnut venrert on hardwood. low volume, mono- tones and cleft i maple. Matching Bench, -a»25 Matching Bench - ,in palate will be ac- cepted. The center is affiliated REV. RATHER with similar centers in Tst—rvkd mnd rmill. Mwiii Centor. 7 f\—t RALPH s.v.d catholic universities Brooklyn, Nassau Queens, and Manhattan lamhsrgsr't Ntwtrit, Nramvi, Mania Park 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 which have helped over 4,600 peo- On C. O. D.'| add SS< far handling ple since 1944. T B * 6 ADVOCATE September ID, IMS A Bitter Dose Negotiate With the Devil THE QUESTION BOX th arrival of ? of the confidence in his ability to arouse fate* Kremlin. Mr. Eisenhower hopes, can look back on his weaken our resolves and V.Cmrti,, 76 Brood cause us to make suiv , Sl. Bloomf.rld, NJ* trip to Europe with great it rdttor of Tbr satisfscUon. By all re- stantial concessions." Qmottton Box. QuoiHont bo mbmilltd bhm porU his moy to discussions in tor omturr m tbit column. Bonn, London and Paris Reporters and columnists have been were present- <*• Where highiy _ cu successful. If among other things ing to us, these last several weeks. w* draw the to just “talk” about the - Khrushchev Hue between imperfec- has been charity and un tion* counting on his visit evidence that the visit of the Hangman af Hun- of another. If these imper- to America to charity In la it permls- cause or _ not speech fection* expose disunity gary does signify any real change to the are mad? knowr jp this among the western he (ible to Just ■•talk” about the allies, has, so far at least, communist program evidence gathered way to others, detraction is pres- failed. from ot Imperfection* other*? I* It ent. the Red conquest of Tibet, the Red tovasiou af If the imperfections are well On his permixtibie to correct return, the President found a India another'* known to the the conversa- gratify- (even Nehru may begin to see the group ing unity here also. light!), behavior by him hi* This is not to say that we the Red-inspired trouble in telling tion is still uncharitable since it all heartily Laos, the continued fault*? I* there *uch approve of his very sudden a thing a* does not but decision Red oppression in Hungary. Khrushchev himself help rather hurts of 3 “telling tomeone off” In Aug. to welcome the Red dictator to a one's neighbor. Should there he our has sounded the same warning. The current is- polite to a* not to offend? eountry. Far from it. for way an adequate reason many civic and reli- sue of an American journal for reveal- gious of foreign affairs A. St. James tell* “If leaders, as well thousands u*: any- 'r.g these faults as of ordinary contains an article the Red leader or discussing by (for which one doe* not offend in citizens, are still —and even word he them, no sin is Thus the more convinced he was paid 150 capitalist dollars) in which he it present. that the invitation * perfect man, able also to secret faults of children to Khrushchev was a tragic makes it clear may be unmistakably that any settle- lead that round by a bridle the revealed to mistake, the Red leader will ment their parents; and regard his visit of international tensions will be made whole body ... the no as an to tongue parents can discuss the opportunity “view the remains” before bis way and no other. imperfec- man can tame be to ... with it we tions of their returns "bury" us (as he once children in order boasted), If our people will but heed hie** these signs, we God the Father and with to guide that the "captive nations" will be sadly dis- them. will be saved from building our too high, it we curse men, who have been heartened it. hopes There are times when wo by from deceived may being by the smiles and made after the likenes* of God" correct Our people, however, joviality the behavior of another seem united at least on of Khrushchev too (3.2,7.9). this: ( as many of us were deceived by telling him his faults. that, since the Butcher of the Ukraine is Super- by Menshikov, Mikoyan and Koslov). Our leaders It is not easy to draw a hard do to be ior* this frequently and here by invitation of our rightly President, he is the President, the Vice the Secre- and fast line between in since to be President, charity so they are charged with treated as a guest, with the dignity and tary of State have assured us that they will speech and its violation. Per- the of those under them. courtesy which are the behavior of training proper a not be taken in, there will be haps the easiest way to think of strong, no concessions, In dealing with our equals, like principled people toward even murderers, matter no deals, no surrender of the is to realire that char- liars principle. neighbors and friend.:, we ara thieves, and other of similarly depraved Mr. Eisenhower and ity dictates the wishing well character Mr. Nixon might base and not obliged to correct their who have no claim whatsoever on de- been reluctant to quote the of the doing well to another. Hence fjults unless cent treatment. Such Pope Rome, or. the correction courtesy, of course, does when speech is aimed at perhaps, they were not aware that in helping would be not a few accepted by them and call for any public display of admiration, of apother, at doing good for words of Pius XI they could have found the best him, would not cost us a great deal, enthusiasm, of friendship; of the fitness and not at hurting of "civil possible defense of the Eisenhower-Khrushcbev him it usually like the lessening of silence" during the Russian’s is friendship. visit, there seems exchange of visits. This charitable; but if the inten- In general if the to be growing great enemy of both telling will do a appreciation. t.on is to hurt, or if the communism and fascism once said speech is some good and will not do harm It is publicly: "In gratifying, too, that there has been shown allowed to hurt or cut or sadden order to save the souls of Our children. We would the correction may be made. an when increasing awareness of Khrushchev’s real the Devil in no adequate reason per- of negotiate with person." In case doubt we are permitted reason for wanting to visit America, mit* this sad result, the and of what There is no difficulty in identifying Khrush- con- to seek our confessor's advice. we can and must do to versation is uncharitable. frustrate his and the "Telling hopes chev as Devil. Mr. Eisenhower does not have someone off" may to promote the realization Under the ■ of our own ideals. the Pope's responsibility for souls, but general word un- have a different meaning to he does charitable'' Freedom House of New York are included by many many at performed a represent the best hope of decent in people. Let's sav this fine public humanity its not ju.it cutting service by sponsoring full or hurtful word* least: it is to page ad- struggle with the powers of (Red darkness. permissible tell > In or actioni lini of vertisements in our daily hut detraction he papers several weeks this struggle we are another that has overstepped as one with him; we will do ago. Khrushchev is the and calumny a» well. (he bounds coming, reader was told nothing to weaken his hand, of politeness, of law- everything, especial- Detraction ia the "prepared to score a unjuit revela- ful and the like propaganda victory, with ly by prayer, t(r strengthen it. curiosity for tion of the aecret faulta of anoth- we are not obliged to accept er. There timei are when the manifest imposition from anoth- fault! iccretcly known to It’s one er. On the other hand, we must Business may be revealed to otheri; thin Everybody’s guard against anger and prida when the common good, or the which often to Do cause us speak people pay any attention to alarming good of innocent barrassing list. 1. The pitiable craze of bovs and an party or the harshly when the situation did statistics read when they about them? It good of the one would girls "going steady" at an early age. 2 ipoken against not call for such action. Then be rather difficult The grow- to give a of demand] thin. We may leave it it is positive yea or no ing tendency girls becoming more aggressive anger and pride that speak, to thia question, it is to reader] but evident to anyone who in matters our to answer whether not sex There was a time when most just rightful concern for one'i looks this carefully into this matter is the usual that most of us young girls knew how to case when secret own or another's good. put a young man in *re disturbed by such figures only be- failings are revealed In ordinary when we his place whenever he became "fresh." Today Red We return to the original point lieve Guns that effect our Abroad conversations. We must they wel- the add that that in personal life and boy often receives encouragement instead of Booming ordinary speech wr may f«re. Is a while is This mistake and it betrays some detraction a violation of usually tell loose resistance. The complaint is heard over and over whether speech ia end it will not if careless thinking. There Justice, be unjust the charitable not it are many things again, that today the girls are chasing the or by asking if boys. fault well going on about which should be is known to the hearers. will the we con- 3 The dangerous that is With help or hurt victim. deeply setting created out Their by Kind But Peace since such cerned, conversation and we ignore them in the mistaken where of about be- door movies, young people huddle out of the known faults of Hef that they are none of another can our business. sight in darkened cars without any supervision, be said For the scarcely to him, but past few years we have been re- no more Louis Francis Budenz help than token inspections at rare intervals! By continual ' rclher would hurt him if he knew Mass Calendar ceiving reports on the rise This invites September brought alarming in practically sex transgressions. 4. the most sheer madness. The issue is basi- "is the world that it violence, crime, juvenile sweeping with the went on we must state delinquency, and sex The perilous practice of two young unique development* in the an cally peace people riding the tremendous momentum of a landslide and that such conversation, transgressions. What made nal* of even impression has this on alone in a high-speed car, sitting so close to mankind. Communist public pressure for peace the •Kept 13 Sunday 17th Sunday aft* one through- power of a thunderbolt." about known faults, will us and what have ordina-- *r Pentecoat Doubly Green Gl 2nd we done about it? another that there is room for two gun* were ma**ed at the out more people gates the world including the US These be Coll A By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. down. Insist that if you arc to Assistant Should Be Greeted Proftuor of Sociology, Si. Lomit University run the home, you must has'* a How amount each week do you live with a miser? We’ve been married certain or Editor: month to cover your own needa wayward. six years and have two children. husband handles all My of Referring to our forthcoming It's hard when I how anti those the family. You arn think, the money and does all the shopping. He refuses to ▼frit from Premier Khrushchev could I be kind to someone who give partners in a common enterprise, me for —practically all Catholic ’publi- lives and acts any money myself and If 1 absolutely need to have and there's no justification to directly opposite READY cation* have FOR ACTION: Rev. Harold some he treating you as an criticiied thit visit. to the way I try to act, who per- Blake, O.F.M., administrator of St."Anne's begrudges it to me. In emergencies I have to irresponsible Thi* Church, Fair child. I cannot underatand. Our re- secutes so many innocents. It’s Lawn, blesses three new school buses which went into service borrow from neighbors. We haven’t been out in with together Don't ligion teachet ui to our even harder when I know the nag or argue with him—- pattern what opening of the new school term. with their vehicles almost a and I can't Standing are the three year, go any place because I have no tell him! If take liVe* after Jenu and He never Jesua would do, the way Jesus h^refuses j-our drivers, Chet Gates, Louis Deis and Gates. The children are Ralph interested on- money, yet he earns a very good salary and saves a case to your What if refused to communicate with the would be kind. He would not cast great pastor. jour lookers. deal. husband refuses to ainners. In fact, did He not seeX the first stone. Our Lord asked cooperate? them The remarkable Now the fact that Weil, Eileen, rather than to out? Mary Magdelen was His Father for forgiveness for us thing about a your has. virtue that continue to grow embittered. a sinner yet He protected her. as He hung on the Cross. He God Love You is you only have to band would not ob)ect to this shift it little dearly indicates extent of It seems to me yon - would do Another case—Zebede, the tax asked this same forgiveness for a in one direction the writ Economic or another and his miserliness. He's to get an apartmAit, hire collector, was looked on as Mr. Khrushchev. Progress you have a vice. earning a There a baby sitter or find a day* ■cum, yet Our Lord sought him It is very difficult for me to Doors may be little difference In very good salary and Is saving Open care the What home for yonr children, out to stay with. If we the Ameri- accept this; yet I know it is the way a careful saver and a money. possible Justiflra miser act, tlon ran be and go bark to teaching. Yon can people are so good can we truth. Isn’t the ‘Be-All’ yet found under these To Prison one is won’t be a good mother if not hope some good will rub off I am going to try to imitate a virtu- circumstances for allowing you yea him? *1 Jesus when Mr. G. ous man and to neglect obligations become bitter or mnst con- on certainly am not Khrushchev By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen By Msgr. George Higgins your as the other is not. a mother and return to teach- stantly nag and argoe. To re- ■cared that he will brainwash comes. Dirtclor, Sochi /Idiom Department, NCTf’C “I was in Our Lord A turn to while prison.” generous man ing? We can only conclude he’s teaching remain- any Americans. Perhaps, if more people did will say on the Day of Judgment. Churchmen and theologians are education, rommcrrial ing with him, will do this, Our Lord would be advertis- may spend al- a mighty sick man! yonr I certainly do not think we pleased devoted not Every follower who ever the only ones who are warn- ing, and the so-called most disposition good and will «tm by the effort and He would mass as much He refuses to discuss the mat- no have to treat him as we would send looked out through iron bars or ing us against the danger of media of communications. ter with your children of needed help Jo those Mr. Khrushchev money as a you and accuses you of deprive the Queen of England or another heard the economic rattling of handcuffs, equating progress ami While his care. persecutes. repeated criticism of spendthrift, yet being selfish. When you ask for of our Allies. However, I do think or who served in concentration prosperity with the life a good or our one has a sense he Of course this is a drastic ac- Let man's ever-increasing emphasis on money, says you're always we should receive him as we every own con- of I in North- making economic prosperity Asa tion! But generally it's science be his guide and let camp greater production as the be-all of responsibility nagging. result, you find the only would receive a business ac- Our ern Vietnam or or material and and the other way to bring like your Lord be his ultimate goal end-all of economic life may you've grown hitter, for though a man quaintance and respect him as and affluence China, was an be somewhat exaggerated, it is does not. you try to resign yourself, the husband to his senses Marriago the leader of the Russian people example. Christ end in it- re-living very much to the point, constant embarrassment and hu is meant to he a mutually sancti- whether it That is how I feel we mdst we like or not. His passion self. Many of YOUR HUSBAND argues that fying. When militation of being without money perfecting process. greet Mr. Khrushchev. SURELY UK is correct the If you do not with days under the contempo- when he's only saving for your and i: to agree the [even for emergencies has become ceases promote this, thn above Susan Herod and Pi- writer*, he says: “Even most of those who children's future —and this is I would be interested in Barone, rary more than can couple must change their wayi are you bear. Newark. some neither Christian nor, in true. He out that your opinion. I late. And He | including any points he spends oi cohabitation loses its justifi- who ordinary sense, mystical do nev very little on himself Again, it's YOU’D BETTER have wore stripes apparently a show cation. H.G. Cranford, I ertheless too not feel that there is some- true. He maintains it's good to Mountainside ‘Skid Row’ Is those [do believe our made on His in divine revel- thing lacking in society . . . have some savings in case of for all its and Editor: Next Door I body by the ation, are say- prosperity for ail misfortune or sickness. Surely its can't that! MAKE A 3-ISSUE TEST I read the Letters to the Editor lashes of His jailers. ing something kindness, generosity, and good you deny He tells you OF THIS Editor: But the of view will . . ." In the Aug. 27 Advocate and I words have another similar, from the point I that many couples needlessly I am the neighbor of two al- sense. Is not Our tradition of natural their too have a thought on how Mr. Lord in prison of their own The thing that we are lacking, j multiply family problems How coholics. Skid is right next whenever we in he is iby spending beyond Khrushchev should be greeted. are prison —but humanism. says, "any sense of what their incomes door MAGAZINE FOR MARRIED PEOPLE to me and I have reached in We find the to a prison which we turned the life is for comfort and —and he's probably correct. answer on how ON THE AMERICAN scene, beyond the limit of my endurance. key, snapped closed security" Misers are so difficult to deal greet Mr. Khrushchev by asking our own lone most of these or. again, "any sense Are to other For of the eloquent you willing spend just one Catholic couplet look t two years I have been sub- irons, were our own that efficient and with because they practice ourselves one question: How jailers? 'writers is the well known essay equitable sys- hour each month for three MARRIAGE for approved fan jected to indecent and When become would Jesus greet Mr. K? obscene our souls are imprisoned tems of production and distrihu what they preach. They months and drama critic, Joseph to help build a fuller, ily guidance. As language shouted In loud voices by greed, selfishness and jisl tmn so utterly irksome in marriage Christians we make Jesus evil, Wood Krutrh. Mr. Knitch's latest are only a beginning as, for richer, holier life for at time your family? To receive your thre»moal any of the day and night. Our Lord Himself is im- that of because they try to force others eur ideal; we try to imitate His thereby Nature and the matter, are also our ideal takes I book, "Human That's all it to discover free trial to MAI have been prevented from fall- prisoned. He to and to luhvcnpuon action; we to can do nothing effec- democracy our struggle for accept their distorted view every try make Human Condition." Is an for the value of the ing and awakened at release j of yourself in- RIAGE, pnnt your name ad our lives like His. Now above all asleep all us unless we will to be social justice.” money and share their stingy tive defense of human, as op- formed guidance will and hours of the night because of the released. What l There is family you addrevv below mail tk we must imitate good does it do In wav of life. a nar- Jesus. Would to economic or his own secular terminol- in indignities two to to I posed purely find MARRIAGE, the maga- coupon Tear out thb of these human cry Him: “Deliver me from rowness and meanness about a today. ■ Our Lord be mean to Mr. Khru- ogy Krutrh is at least commercial, values. faintly line of Catholic familv beings. my chains but let miser that colors his whole living. av vour reminder. shchev Does Our I,ord turn His me keep my the echoing here what This will be one ol most Pope John FREE TRIAL OFFER It is an insult to those a evil ways!” The we free back on His with moment personality. enemies? No, wo talkcd-about non fiction books of XXIII told us in more theologi- legitimate case of heart disease, ourselves, Christ is freed, Because he considers What's more, you can make this all should know that. Everyone the cal language when he said in money, etc to year. 3-issue test has cancer, arthritis, , class an freed. his or the mere saving of monry, as absolutely FREE! We who ever sinned and opposed From the point of view of theo- recent encyclical that "the alcoholic How are to as a person physically can I open prison doors of an end in itself rather than a inviting you try your Our Lord should know deep in with of its dignity Christians and ill He is who lost to Our Lord logy, I disagree some even first three of their hearts one has self- in Africa so that of means, he subordinates all other issues MARRIAGE iric Un. O ta. aaaa rnaiT how Jesus treats the conclusions and therefore cannot human beings demands" control. He must not be He may heal with at our MABBIACI wayward. And certainly, I feel, encour- lepers, lead young that "particular considerations to it, the re- entirely expense. I Jim Aon recommend it without qualifica- rare ... he to natives Mr. Khrushchev aged blame circumstances in- to seminary doors, offer taken sult that his life becomes narrow You be the judge of the con- is very, very tion. that progress in the J f’*# »ri^ stead of the of and PVn# *rrt*r my morrft* himself. memorial His death to moral dehumanized. The root of all tribution MARRIAGE can make But its over-all effect on the sphere does not lag be- autncriptian MAHBIAGC. All of us live In Korea, infuse is to a world of the blood of the sin use as an end in Itself to family's happiness. See American reading public will be hind . . . progress in the eco- your As filth, and King of Kings into the long cruelty, obscenity vile- people of nomic field.” what was meant to be only a for yourself how MARRIAGE All very wholesome. ly. of us have found the world Papua, unless I break out of This to as you livo my means. applies money as can help you meet the One recurring theme It that And this is prohahly what the challenge unkind. The alcoholic is not own fetters of egotism? well as to power, of the de- pleasure or sex. vital family problems that "a society which, like ours, labor movement itself wftl, receive o unique in discovering man’s inhu- Who imprisons Christ the was trying lOHI to confront you day. Dis- DEPENDABLE and fines the good life as Idenllral say in one of its earliest state- YOU'VE THOUGHT every manity to man. Whether he wants more: The ignorant Soviet sol- about go TTUd (Htf •n»y U# cover for OOOD INCOME If with the high standard of living ments of policy: to In order yourself why so many to admit it or not, he is part diers who "know not what they that "the labor ing back teaching to In veil your you It running contrary to a funda- movement fixes as its goal earn some of this world and contributes to do" as they send priests to con- noth- money for yourself, tovlngi In our mental characteristic of the ing less its centration Or than the complete rich- but you feel you just can't bring V V. D. ANNUITY make-up. camps? the Catho- nature of man." In lics U. applying ness of life, without limitations yourself to neglect children. PLAN. To say a person an of the S. who average 26 your incomes Krutch his of cents this theme, pays any kind, the attainment alcoholic because he alms too a year to the Holy Father of % You olio shore In respects negatively, but al- the complete human ideal high to know, love snd serve God to supply his 125,000 missionaries in all and for itr the groat work of ways urbanely a con- economic, ethical and spirit- is an affront to the saints and throughout Asia, Africa, etc. the Miniom and help In GOD structive purpose to public ual implications." martyrs whose every day aim LOVE YOU to R.S.K. for educating Prioiti and Broth- was higher and higher. $2. “Out of love for the missions” er* for the Minions % Cor- EMIGRANT to Has • three were STAINED fain fox advantage! # A juvenile delinquency de- for $3. “We all Saints of the Week creased because set to have cocktails at loafing Momoriol end ro- of coddling? Has lunch and to to membronce in meny Monos alcoholism decreased because of drink our health, but in- Sunday, Sept. 13 St. Philip, He was Bishop of Benevento and GLASS ond groyort. acceptance and excuses? stead—here is to the health of Martyr. Said to have been the with others who visited Christians Therein lies the Missions. to R. for St. the key. As long . . $4.” father of Eugenia; tradition in prison were exposed to wild PAY Write for froo Informotien TO as we not have two ia that accept and reject, we managed for weeks on he was the prefect of beasts but were unharmed and traditional or modern Of The Divine Word are encouraging Instead of dis- my weekly allowance, so one Alexandria but resigned to be- finally were beheaded under Dio- Society couraging. week goes to mission lands." come a Christian. Believed to cletian. The Saint's congealed ANNUITY Din. Name and Address Don't envy the wealthy man have been martyred in Egypt in blood is kept In two vials at the •lIAtO. PINNA. withheld. who has “the world at his fing- the third century. cathedral in Naples and liquefies the studios of George L. MORE! ertips.” For a $2 donation you Monday, Sept. It Exaltation when brought near his skull. hold can the world in your of the Holy Cross. Celebrates re- PAYNE,me fingertips. The five-colored of the Cross which covery on IS Prince Protestant, Catholic Street. Pjtenon ?1 v * in -, TAKE THE MMtiy OUT POP nnnmn World Mission Rosary helps Christ died by Emperor lleracli- you to remember all the world us from Chosroes, King of Persia Theologians to Meet IhRII in your prayers. Tuesday, Sept. 15 Feast of ASSISI, Italy Fourteen Interest Dividends Cut out this Sorrows of the column, pin your the Seven Blessed Protestant theologians will meet * lighting fixture* sacrifice to it and address it to Mother. The sorrows were: with 14 Catholic theologians here # Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, National of Simeon; flight into for three days FREE PARKING prophecy starting Oct. 26 *altar wart Director, Society for the Propa- loss In Jerusa- at Egypt; of Jesus a conference on Christian AIR CONDITIONED gation of the Faith, 368 Fifth lem; meeting Jesus on the way unity. New * churchpews Ave., York 1, or to your to Calvary; standing at the foot Protestant delegates will be „pa and a r. i. sons Dividends from of SWISS CHALET Banquet By Brian Cronin utaor a ruuic ation Day Deposit I Give the correct name for that part of the Mass known aa restaurant . Wedding the "ki*a Extra of peace"? (a) Secret? (b) Agnus Dei? (c) Pax? Dividend Days iadi Month RAMSEY, N. J. trotm cir.u (and) Offertory? pQclliticS The Swiss Guard and the Noble Guard are two protective OA»h 74M00 2 Dividends Times A Year COCKTAIL lOUNOI 4 forces of the Vatican. Name another: (a) Vatican Guard? LONG DISTANCE BREAKFASTS SPECIAL RATES TO HONEYMOONERS J. A. DO YOU HAVE AN Cunningham • ORDINATION FINEST HOTEL IN THE POCONOS SOUTH ORANGE— A Requiem OLDER RELATIVE Mass DINNERS • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • GOLF (or the repose of the soul of Joseph A. Cunningham, 60 to 80 • 118, WEDDING • SWIMMING POOL • VOLLEY BALL Kenneth Terrace, was offered WITHOUT RECEPTIONS • DANCING EVERY EVFNING Sept. • in Our Lady of Sorrows ENOUGH TErminal 9-3271 Church here. He died Sept. 4. LIFE INSURANCE? • OTHER SOCIAL Celebrant of the Mass was his Even though an older mem- FUNCTIONS ft. 44 to 411 15 Miln North of son. Msgr. Thomas W. Cunning- ber of your family la past 60, Progress ham, vice of Seton Hall it la atill president possible for him or SO. CAIRO 7 n. Y. “Ireland in the Catskills' MAdison 2-9526 Ovi long rocord of CONTINUOUS PIOOItU University. her to I, your apply for a *l,OOO life M>d#rw mi* mmmSnkmmmi guoronloo that Alao insurance our pricoi or* rooionoblo ond |u«t. are his wife.; policy EMERALD ISLE Wo surviving through s Am# HOUSE hovo another Old American of Kansas City, fuinilod o definite obligation to tha aon, a brother and three; W mmd i<— community. nr ■>»■>«. RESERVATIONS NOW OPEN FOR THE LABOR DAY WEEK- grandchildren. an old line legal reserve com- fTANtrr J. AJCUt END. VERY SPECIAL RATES AFTER LABOR pany. DAY SEPT. 7TH. Ideal A LEBER Mrs. Mary E. Doyle The entire transaction .can vacation ipot for young old. The beat la courteay A hospi- FUNERAL be handled tality. rat. Hot A Cold showers. S full homo cooked HOME PATERSON—Rev. by mail. No one Large airy James J. meals A Grill. COUIM 20H« ST. •iml BOULEVARD, UNION CUT will call. daily. Bar TV, Music, dancing A entertainment night- Doyle, pastor of St. Therese ton reservations far la the ballroom Id# from TELEPHONES! UNlon 3-1100-1101 Write for infor- new yds. main house. was today more Church, celebrant of a Re- Enjoy our brand new swimming pool, lawn sports, and Omr Service it AveiUble mation. mall nearby am to Fsmily Mata there Simply postcard Coll MArkof 2-1000 course A churches. Every quiem Sept. 3 for horses, bicycles, golf Open May Sdth. For reser- or letter of birth) Regsrdlen of Finoncisl Condition bis mother. Mrs. Mary E. Doyle (giving year vations call or write Owen A Julia Lamb. to Old American, 4000 Oak. A KNOn HOTH • • She died Sept. 1. Adults Bid per person 2 In rm. BiS, ono person In rm. • Dept. EOI2C, Kansas City, Mo. Children to 5 $l5 per wk.; to U yrs. $25 Alao surviving are another son. up yrs, up nor wl u mm U Inn rata. CAJBO MSM Third Order September It, 1959 THE ADVOCATE Group Tailored 9 With Humble Pride To Fit Needs of Young Adults By Rev. Richard Armstrong, tal, can M.M. Paterson, ana young Of Politics and PATERSON—“That we observe in a more Third Order members Things may Catho- carrying lic trays, answering the manner the rule which we have the Lord.” door, wrap- By Dan Herr ready he wasn't going to touch Elizabeth promised and Goudge. ping bandage* helping out In a bit of it." With these words of St. Francis of Assisi and the Gos- I am long zinc* tired of hear- numerous other I recommend writing a weekly! ways. ing “Where pels as their a are our Catholic guide, group of young people at St. Bona- As the new society finds itself column aa the very beat therapy. IF YOU ARE the lookahead’ off frustration*! Salk*, where are our Catholie venture’s here formed a junior fraternity of the Third Or- organizationally, more emphasis By working your type and want the perfect Christ- will in Oppenhcimers"? Juit for a Francii lait February. be put on charitable activi- print you ran reserve blowing mas gift for your spouse, why change why don’t they vary the The of the fulfilled the ties. your top for absolutely nec- not a "Bahytooth Tear Drop"? occupation* young monastery, younger theme a little This Fall there situations such waiting You “Where are Third Order member* ranee from tertiariea' request for anew will boa new essary as can now have a tooth pre- our Catholic Elvia Presley*, construction workers and lab group. director. Rev. Felidae Toy, in a doctor's office an hour ana served in a "clear tear drop suit- where are our Catholic Marilyn Since then, 0.F.M., of St. a half. If don’t mind, there- able as necklace brace- assistant* to bookkeeper*, secre- membership has Anthony’s GUM you pendant, Monroe*"? doubled to 30. Interest has here. fore, I will im- let, charm or man's good luck taries, telephone operators and picked : Answer: I dunno. teachers. up in the discussion periods, Times change and with them prove my dis- piece , . . Sterilization and pro- the "Variety" report* iharp words with emphasis on the social mes- approaches to spiritual de- position by pre- cessing supervised by a graduate TYPICAL by Rev. James Shannon, presi- is Bernard Dierof- sage of velopment and apostolic some dentist. Teeth may have to be Christianity. activity. senting dent of St. who is also a member of the But Thomas College: fc, How do the tertiaries operate? the underlying principle to brief but pro- trimmed or smoothed to facili- !" ... all the bad taste of Jack Paar, Association for International Briefly, the rule calls for: Catholic life is to be found found thoughts: tate mounting.” Ed Sullivan's endless Development (AID), a mis- in the array of lay • Daily Mass and Communion, marvelous prayer of St I have never Or, if that doesn't Jar the sionary in Paterson. Francis [trampoline artists and Godfrey's group when possible; of Assisi, which con- seen the so- change loose from yonr pocket, # cludes garrulous marathon are begin- Why did Bcmie Deiroffe be- • At least monthly confession ”... it is in giving that called “Catho- what about a “Baby's Tuft-of- ning to convince even the moat we come a tertiary? and Communion; receive, in pardoning that we lic bloc” in ac- Hair Tear Drop"? There I*. I viewers that vaudeville me • *re must warn [sensitive “Because it offers the A daily Office, which is usu- pardoned, and it is in dying tion but if the you. no mention in is dead and television is the bo* most complete of ally 12 Our Fathers, Hail that we are bom to eternal life." bigots don't the ad of toe-nail tear best, way Marys drops, they buried it in." and but I life. It offers me a better Glorias; watch out they are practically am sure it would be ar- chaace of sharing faith • Wearing the small to force ranged if that is what I my scapular Catholic Dentists Plan going Catholics to vote your | SUPPOSE that by now you've and cord at all with my fellow man and of ren- times; as Catholics. After all, we can heart pines for. ihcard about Sam Goldwyn'a re- dering glory God.” • Monthly meetings. Breakfast stand If greater to Communion only so much of this ”Cath-| | you are looking for a fine action to the election of Pop# MEETINGS NEW YORK In observance olics are only 11% Americans" 'life of St. Francis of Assisi, !John XXIII. Said Sam: "But why 15 ARE held on the FORMERLY the young of the written in simple 100th anniversary of the hog-wash. and beautiful did he take such a common adults belonged to senior Friday preceding the third Sun the fra- American Dental style, would day of the month Association, In case you are confused you undoubtedly en- name? Every Tom, Dick or Har- ternity of the Third Order, the by all | The Catholic dentists will hold a Com- BEACON OF FAITH: Believed to be the first shrine the publicity for the joy “My Lord and My God," by ry is named John." majority of whose members arc monthly meeting is divided! movie epic, 13 into two munion breakfast Sept. at the of its kind in “The Big older people with different part*. The first is the the world is this 25-foot fiberglass statue Fisherman," don't be church Waldorf Astoria after 9 a.m. of deceived about the ideas and needs. The young folks service, consisting of Sta the Virgin Mary, which stands on a pedestal in the merits of the lions of the Mass in St. Patrick’s Cathedral. book. It’s badly written felt the need to use their dis- Cross, Rosary, Bene- River 550 why diction The speaker will be Rev. Robert Mississippi feet from Portage Des Sioux, do writers 1959 FRANCISCAN PILGRIMAGES cussion for “confront- and instruction by the keep trying to improve meetings S.J. Mo. Citizens of this director. I. Gannon. little French river on the New ing the big social issues in to- community Testament? —and Then follows The affair is sponsored by the built the statue in to Is from in honor of Our Blessed Mother day’s world," according to Betty the business part, gratitude the Virgin after their unacceptable a Catholic held in a St. Apollonia Guild of Greater was viewpoint. A* is C. Hunt, a fourth grade teacher in meeting room. Next, village spared by a flood. Although made of fiber- another Lloyd New York, the Catholic Den- to these Shrines in Canada All wood one of the members delivers an Douglas clinker, "The Robe,” for School. glass the 3,300-pound statue is as durable as steel. It assigned instruction the tists Guild of Brooklyn and the that matter. In Montreal "IntegraUon, a sane attitude on Ter- is at to tiary Rule. Catholic Dentists Guild of Rock- lighted night serve as a beacon for river naviga- SHRINE OF THE SACRED HEART toward marriage, a Christian The rule has been jville Centre. tors and THOUGHT PROMPTED hy sit- of work, all these revised recently to meet the re airplanepilots. BR. ANDRE'S SHRINE TO ST. JOSEPH theology to quirements of modern ting slightly the left and to things need Christian probing times NOTRE DAME CHURCH There is the rear of the boy wonder, Sen. and ChrisUan action," Betty time for discussion. THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH John at explains. The serving of coffee and cake Kennedy, a recent public I In do la Madeleine Catholics appearance: venture no opin- Cap points up the balance of So, early in 195» Rev. Simon sane Present-Day Should OUR LADY OF THE Franciscan ion on Senator Kennedy's politi- CAPE Quigg, 0.F.M., guardian of the spirituality which cal beliefs, but I for his In makes provision for man's mater hope Beaupre sake he acquires ial side. Pave Reunion another gesture SHRINE OF ST. ANNE DE BEAUPRE Help Way for beside that of Refreshed, the tertiaries launch flaying the air 6 with his FULL DAYS into an informal fist and, even more im- discussion per- BOSTON Though the reun- many moit things held in com- Rev. John T. MOVED TO Shea. S.J , Cana- portant, LEAVE RETURN iod on current and stops wearing his pants problems. The ion of Catholics and Orthodox mon by Catholics Orthodox dian director of sodalities, de- so short. N'o subject usually arises spontan than points of division. Roth clared shoft-panted man 14 19 Christians may not come in this that today's secularism, Sept. Sept. 87 HALSEY ST. eously. will ever be elected. I it groups have substantially simi- which Is "man- pre generation, is the duty of pres- making society diet *9O. "It Is in this despite the current 21 26 very hard world ent day Catholics to lar beliefs in the nature of the centered instead of God center- popular- >ept. Sept. • pave the of foil of material and he ity Ivy League styles paganistic way for eventual reconciliation. visible church, noted, and ed,” is breaking down all fields Jutt A Short Diitonc* principles to live in of My favorite ad in a holy and This Is the belief many dogmas are held com- human life and a long, Price Include*: 13 5 from Our Old location of Rev. Paul activity. meal*, night* lodging, transporta- Chrlstlike life,’’ reflected mon. long time comes from one Maillcux. S.J., director of the He declared that secularism a Chi tion in de luxe Air-Conditioned, Air buses. young man. “I I cago Suspension Juit lock of KUin • knew could Russian rears Its head by daily newspaper: Go! Go! Center at Fordham Uni- DELEGATES "expediency not do it alone I AT the conven White Sox so derided and all in poliUcs, exaggerated Rut Before You • versity, of Jesuit Eastern profit D.C. to tion heard a plea for formation to WASHINGTON, WEEKENDS join the Third Order where Rite activities motives in business, desecra Go Go! Go Our Redeem- In North and Our nation land Shrine I would have of an international organization er Highlight*; • capitol Holy Monastery now Fill PARKING a rule and an South America. tion of truth in courts, degrad- Lutheran Church during of to tho Immaculoto Conception Ml. Vernon. ot«. example to sodalists. Rev. Louis Paulus- July and At Moid«n lan* lot follow.” ed sensaUonallsm, absence of August there will be 9 The discussion of unity be- S.J., of Says Mary Gianini: aen, Rome, said such a cultural special summer services for • tween the Eastern standards and objec- Oct. 2 Oct. 4 "As Orthodox body is necessary to work direct- *37. a to the outdoor people .. In Catholic, live In churches and the tives in education, lack of In- . Come Catholic ly on an international world and to live up to the faith level and tellectual and moral your sportswear ... Coffee bar SHOULD YOU NEED Church was a highlight of the discipline Oct. 23 Oct. 25 is hard think help agencies like the United Na after 8:30 very People six-dav Convention In homrs and schools, and service.” Oct. 30 Nov. 1 *35. of Lay Apos- tions and UNESCO. He is found SLASSES COME TO US you're craiy. When you see that egocentric As tolates here, interpretation of one who never was much attended by some er and executive 6:30 to 9 others are doing the secretary of moral Friday p.m. Sunday p.m. same thing, t.ooo delegates from law and honesty.” taken with the whole Idea of it you." many parts the World Federation of Sodali- Price Includes 5 meals, 2 nights, in Ist class hotel, trans- helps The meeting was held at the "togetherness” even when of the world, as was es- a Russian- ties of Our of In air-conditioned buses, TERTIARIES Lady, a grouping invitation of Cardinal Cushing of poused the Christian portotion and all taxes. are enjoined to Rite Mass, which Father Mall national by Family sodalities, but not of In be active in leux offered. Boston. a sermon at a con- Movement, I took a small mea- ©B® charity toward their their members. CALIFORNIA 21 tUli DATS - *SJO 00, OCT. 14-NOV. II vention "We neighbor. Once Mass, he declared: sure of delight from the story In Highlight* loyttown One Week on Coatt San Francisco a month they AN IN INTERVIEW, he Lay the make vocations the decJsr men and women have a need virtues of the mind. the CFM msgazine, "Act." The Fishermon * Wharf loi Angelo* Knott terry Farm Franciscan intention of ed that two major obstacles to a to bring in- We must learn teach Include* The Optician a Mass. re- "duty'' progressive to and dis- recent CFM convention at Notre Minion* Grand Canyon. Prke Transportation. Lodging In First union, In addition to fluence toward making better our intellect Clou Hotel*. ftreakfait. Di. -et and all gratuities and N. J. Many of them visit the sick, theological a cipline and acquire Dame was announced with this taxes. NEWARK, differences, the world aid the are Iron Curtain in which to live, Rev. a love of study and reading." At eyebrow-raising headline: poor, promote good liters and the "Bring Phone. Mitchell 2-5171 lack of unison among the James J. McQuade, S.J . St. another session he told delegates A Franciscan Priest Is Chaplain an all Pilgrimages ture and children only if absolutely nec- protest the bad Orthodox leave from the Franciscan Offica 4 groups. I»uis, national that "the Pilgrimages Pilgrimage Patients in St. coordinator of so- possibility of war in essary to attend." Joseph's Hospi- But, he 133 West 31 *t Street, N Y. C added, there are dalities, told the your lifetime is by no means in delegates. I liked this quote from Presi- The the realm of pure conjecture, it All for the benefit of our Franciscan 80,000 sodalities around dent A. Whitney Griswold of proceed* Seminary, the world, he could happen. York. said, "have given Yale recalling "the mood of the special priority to such "War between Russia and the grave New England farmer who For folder with full details | United States is said write> problems as that of many mil a basic doctrine he was going home to and FI AINOID F. BIOWN, O.F.M, FIANCISCAN FAMILY CIICII lions communism." he declared supper suffering from racial dis- |of If US West Jlst Street. it wasn't ready he was going N. Y. C. "Why do they talk peace?" and lack of I rt>«w« n mu) - owit, ti»»„ crimination, ade to raise the devil and if it to t» 4 - ttiwh rn. "Peace for the was quate food, housing, medical | communists Is world a worldwide care and education. conquest ... communist "Each sodality," he declared, utopia." "will give serious consideration in the next five years to the so- Cardinal Notes cial abuses In their own nations and will strive to train their Movie Impact membership to effect a Chris- tian solution in their environ- VENICE, Italy Cardinal Ur- ment.” ban! of Venice stressed the re- sponsibility resting Rev. Richard L. Rooney of on those con- nected with the movie Fairfield (Conn.) University lash- industry during a brief address at a 'd out at modern society in spe- cial Mass for delegates which "football has smothered to the Venice Film Festival. theology and biceps are more The important than brain cells.” Cardinal declared that: "The “Thoughts of the Ecumenical language of pictures is the easiest, the best understood and Council, the presence of the lay the most attractive. the apostolate, and football practice Naturally cultured at person will penetrate the Boston College (where ses- subject more deeply than the un sions were held) all fuse togeth- educated er to point up one truth: mod- spectator. But the pic- ture will the mind of the ern man is more interested in impress soul and brawn than In brain," he declar- simple the consequent mark It leaves ed. . . . will be deep and lasting. In the coming week-ends. "Here lies the enormous re- Father Rooney observed that sponsibility of who "thousands will jam stadiums every person belongs to the movie world: di- for football games, but a theo- rectors, producers, critics logical contest would not draw actors, and distributors." enough people to fill a tele- phone booth.” Rev. Robert 0. Howes of Wor- First Sorial Week cester. Mass., warned that par- CARACAS, Venezuela (NC) FINGERTIPS ishioners of suburban church Venezuela’s first Catholic So communities may become In so rial Week will be held here volved in "brick and Sept. mortar re- 28-Oct. 3. The Church'a Your that social ligion they will have no doctrine, cooperatives and man- savings grow time for their community as agement-labor relations will be such and will be to reduced tick- discussed. faster et sellers and bazaar organi- at interest zers." Natural Gas supplied to our HE RAID THE country is fac- customers comes all the way from ▼mt ing a serious crisis as it becomes to-witch your mosey blossom into a titrable savings account? Louisiana through an 1,840 mile "less urban, less GtfM 5fIf the-moat moral and Jnat about dependable and quickest way to do that U pipeline. at 20 MPH, through more suburban." He also cau- Flowing ■ aavings' account at FIRST where this is NATIONAL, onr customers earn a tioned against "indifference in almost 4 days travel. But big 3% interest on atcouaU from to iUie $lO $25,000. And to make things suburbs, multiplying mixed G^lTiDFSct in spite of this distance, GAS is marriages and to casao; yon can make your deposits at any one of FIRST NATIONAL’S conformity se at cular always your fingertips ready offices morals." debt haling throughoutHudson County. If you’d like to enjoy for Instant use! However, he saw opportuni- Attend a FREE tbat fhnat in and naoncy-in-tbc-bank feeling, stop open an account ties for suburban churches "to and it bday • v* keep growing! step forward as sentinels of the DEMONSTRATION Millions of dollars have been common good—to stand more aa •i I*l# invested to guarantee you a they did in early New England, DALE CARNEGIE dependable supply of GAS tho opportunity for the common ac- the fuel that saves work tion on the part of all reputable COURSE you time, ehurchea in the community's civ- and money! FMRST XATMOXAL BAXK ic interest.” Such churches, he said, also NEWARK it.OF JEHSEY CMTY have the opportunity In commut- Thun. s#p*. 10 1:00 r.M er trains, cafes ,gnd shopping Twm. t#pf. IS SiOO P.M. renters to explain Catholicism to » ESSEX maimct. non-Catholics. HOUSE ti tutu imet •f tuna mm a net • Umw*. *n*c% 'mmamva. MhMWM r *sw» Sms a i«t> u am im IN OTHER TALKS, Rev. Ber nard of ion smmh vnet worm Basset, S.i., London, yra uni«net wot nw m* met IUIUSIIP t Ulit miwiwaS'MM warned Americana Immsnmtins u saw Ww against giv- TIAININE Soviet Premier INSTITUTE OF M.l. pvblic^Sekvice '* ing Khrushchev MttsWs *1 Hmss oik St. a "too guahy" reception when be JE 8-6651 Waits the country. 10 THE ADVOCATE September ID, 1*59 Are Who Teenagers Commit Crimes Heroes or Sissies? June to By Dwyer It takes courage work in- We are not trying to say good, they are stead of It cowardly. Th« Holy Ghost la living In It la tins* for back to achool stealing. takes cour- that friends are not good. They you age to WREN you, are .important; live talk. We were going to apeak study, especially if you are wonderful, especially for THESE boys and girls do not like to It takes In your life aa if you know you of the new ehaneea will study. teenagers who have to gangs can see that their you help are. ; *~ courage to fill hours with lives are too hawe and the importance of your each other to grow up. But important to new things that you have never waste, will be im- learning aa much as you can when these friendships are then they Take time out now to under- tried before to make mis- ao you can do something worth- built on fear, when they do not portant citizens. When these stand the feelings that make takes in front of others in while when you are older. But strengthen the teenagers to do teenagers are no longer afraid these boys and girjs commit order to learn. we have talk about to smile, to love, to believe in crimes. to some- You are their age. You Those who ara afraid to thing else this week. Young work, themselves, they will be on the can understand them better to study, to do that NCCW Head to Advocates. anything road growing up. than any adult. Understand and will make them fit into society, You can help your genera- then No matter how we try to for- remember, so that when are sissies. They say Backs Funds tion into better leaders. get about the crimes studying grow you are parents you will be being is for stupid are for the and able people, they - to committed by boys and girls WASHINGTON (NC) An en- Pray boys girls help your children to smarter in ruling with their who have become lost in throughout the dorsement of the 1959 United gangs. have true to become country in fists. courage New They say cowards do Fund Try and keep yourself good. good citizens. York most recently we and Community Chest cam- what Is right, they are brave cannot. You are close in paigns was voiced here by Mrs. age enough to fight the to those world. Mark A. Theissen of who are hurting But Covington, when we think aSout it. others, sometimes even killing. Ky„ National Council of Catholic Young Advocates, we know dif- Advocate Club You must think about these Women Young ferently. president. boys and girls and know what Mrs. Theissen urged “all Amer- BOYS AND they are doing, why it is wrong girls who travel icans to support the many worth- and why you must not follow in gangs and stir up trouble while health, welfare and recrea- America Contest their are sissies. They have not tional services ideas. the and charitable Senior Division: Design or make a favor that could he used for courage to stand on their programs included in their own onee- for yourselves, IT IS NOT easy to follow two a holiday party, for servicemen, for a feet and compete with a-year hospital or an appeal." orphanage. rules? it is not easy for chil- others. They sometimes are She pointed out that when local, dren or for adults. Junior Division: Draw a picture of the of America. But if we willing to take a chance state and national discovery that organizations BACK TO SCHOOL: Addie has to go back to school but do not have rules that are fol- too. she is trouble they will be killed this are able to their fund- having they cuiqbine her Can her? lowed. no one will have free- think makes them finding way. you help Try and draw a line from Addie to the school a hero. But raising drives in one effort, a tre- dom. Freedom must be for of them without hitting a dark line If 100% none is willing to take mendous savings in fund raising you can, give yourself for your first school not OTeryone or it is freedom. a chance on costs living. and in the time and effort mark this year of both volunteers and contribu- is effected. tors Lives of the Saints James F. Caffrey & Son A PRELATE Nullius is one who has jurisdiction over a district not under the a m authority of Dio- A Recognized Service Since 1889” cesan Bishop. Good • AIR CONDITIONED FUNERAL HOMES • Rules: Entries should be sent to: June V. Dwyer, Young Ad Godparent ► WEDDINO and FUNERAL DEIIGNI vocate Newark J. 71 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Club, 31 Clinton St., 2, N. Your entry makes you have Sisters in the 809 LYONS AVE. Flowan Godparents a special smallest ways people She refused the ► Telegraphed Anywhere a member. royal friend in St. Edith of Wilton. as St. Martha had NEWARK. N. J. IRVINGTON. N. J. done for crown She wanted to ltv« a ► WASHINGTON FLORIST Entries must be in the Young Advocate office by Wednesday, The Bigelow 3-4261 young woman died at the Jesus. humble life of obedience. EStex 3-5133 Oct. 14. 1059. ► Sine* 1906 age of 22. Before her death she WHILE F.dith Edith built All entries must be accompanied the attached was still a a church named JAMES F. by coupon, or had promised to be godmother CAFFREY, Jr. JAMES F. 111 ► Incorporated it. young woman her father and after St Denis The Archbish-. CAFFREY, by a copy of for the child of one of her MHchol 1-0611 her brother died. of ► friends. The govern- op Canterbury came to dedi-. iioad ,mi mirr. Newark, n. i ment asked the girl to return cate it. While praying, the The day of the Baptism, we to her castle and to rule the Archbishop had a vision that are told, St. Edith appeared at the holy young would the Church. She held the baby nun soon Educator Hails Nuns die True to his vision in Edith her arms before the font died 43 days later to fulfill her promise For You St '( St. Edith appeared from the Pray to Edith. Ask her to For Work the in Schools dead to King Canute also But Archbishop Boland has writ help you earn grace to !‘>s this she in ten a letter of importance to up to the promises that ycur time came anger In Time Need Advocate godmother made when of BOSTON (RNS) - Excellence ward B. Rooney, S J., of New because the king had refused every Young You will for you of to she find it on the of you were baptized. Ask her al- Consult Your the Catholic educational sys- York, president of the Jesuit Sec believe the marvels had front page Catholic Funeral Director this so to the to tem in the U. S is due chiefly onriary Educational Association, performed while on earth. issue. Of special interest give you strength he good godmother Whose and to the teaching nuns, Rev. Ed- said here. to young people is the final a yourself careful service is in accord with the woman had if understanding THIS YOUNG that honor should be He told the annual Teachers' paragraph ever lived the traditions a royal life in rarthly given to you Mother Church Institute Archdio- of Holy of the Boston the and spiritual way. She was cese that "most Exciting Redding responsible for the daughter of King Edgar our Catholic life and Catholic edu- and Wulfrida Soon aftrr she of St. Elizabeth NEWARK Who was the cation are our Sisters. . . in hos- Academy was born, in the year 96?, she of Confront Iteflen. New Jirttv friend the miners in 1859? pitals and homes. . . in social was taken hy her mothrr to Readers of the Junior School for ?4th Cath- and retreat work, and above ail. Secondary girt* year ii Wilton Abbey which si.e never olic Messenger will the in lendenf and Day f*ceptionol record CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE LEBER FUNERAL HOME have the Sisters our parochial left. for college preparation Vocational m answer to schools, in schools this question and Catholic high Roman ESSEX COUNTY 69 HIGH STREET Early writers wrote couriei. Mu lie. Art. Dramotiei 2000 HUDSON BOULEVARD and Dancing, many others in a series of colleges." aowoom dOHS ORANGE. N. J. of her "She was dedicated to Sport* and Activity UNION N. J. the program. CITY. articles being written for Father DU NUIONIHSVM Rooney said that Cath God from her earliest years Information' jHferion 1600 *HVV» JOSEPH ORonge 4-7554 UNion 3-1100 V P. MURPHY weekly publication hy Floyd olic education in the S. In U was a monastery and rather 102 FLEMING AVENUE CODEY'S FUNERAL Anderson, managing editor of "a SERVICE monument to the generosity knew not this world than for- EARL F. BOSWORTH The Advocate. of NEWARK, N. J. 77 PARK STREET and devotion our Catholic peo- sook it." MArket 3-0514 MONTCLAIR. N. J. 311 WILLOW AVENUE The first article about Bishop ple, teachers and hierarchy. friend MOntclalr 2-0005 HOBOKEN, N. J. Patrick Manogue (the of With little source of money, we NECKER-SHARPi the in the have to most OLfield 9-1455 miners) appears tried keep pace with the Your hnpoi.unt FUNERAL HOME DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME Sept. 11 issue. Included in the best the material OLfield 9-1456 on side of edu other six stories As 525 - 45th STREET 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. are accounts cation. far as educational food is in the lives of Mother ideals purchase UNION CITY, N. J. NEWARK, N. J. LAWRENCE G. FALLON Cabrini, are concerned, ours com- Captain John Barry and a nun pare favorably with those of UNion 7-0820 HUmboldt 2-3333 157 BOWERS STREET had an interesting meeting with America's finest educators." UNIon 7-0120 JERSEY N. OEOROE AHR 8 SON CITY. J. Billy the Kid. Oldfield 9-0579 MSGR. William J McDonald, WOZNIAK 700 NYE AVENUE rector of Catholic of BCEAD University MEMORIAL IRVINGTON. N J. HOME james a. McLaughlin America, Washington, urged 320-22 EStex 3-1020 Myrtle Avenue, 591 JERSEY AVENUE American teachers to provide N. J. heroic to Irvington, REZEM FUNERAL HOME JERSEY CITY. N. J. leadership combat Conrad growing and im- & Roy Woxnlak, 579 Grove Street Oldfield 3-2266 delinquency Director* morality among young people. Irvington, N. J. Be sure the BEST.. ask for EStex 3-0606 HOWARD J. BRENNAN "If our women do not you get always EStex 2-8700 meas ure there be 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. up, can no hope for JOHN F. MURPHY STANTON FUNERAL HOME the future generations," he said dHH : I =3l r WEST NEW YORK, N. J. 480 SANFORD AVENUE AVENUE "This is one of the mhst disturb- 661 FRANKLIN UNion 7-0373 ing things . . Our NEWARK, N. J. NUTLEY, N. J. of our time. age of EStex 3-6053 2-3131 demands teachers heroic NUtley proportions might St. Edith IEAD'NO fUNHAI DIRECTORS you even UNION COUNTY saintly." JOHN J. QUINN say Si. Edith Kath- RECOMMEND ’Hf is portrayed by FUNERAL HOME leen Jones of St. BERGEN COUNTY Anthony's, is i delicious loaf 323-329 OORNY 8 CORNY NATIONALLY ADVERTiSEO Buttercup PARK AVENUE Elizabeth. Kathleen attended MORTUARY f ORANGE, N. J. CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE Pray St. Michael's CYO Day Camp, that everyone In the family ORonge 3-6348 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE Elizaheth, during the summer. 1321 TEANECK ROAD will love. It’s nutritious, too N. CINCINNATI (NO Prayer N. J. ELIZABETH, J. St. Edish's feast day is Sept. 16. FRANK McGEE WEST ENGLEWOOD. and sacrifice during the U. S. Elizabeth 2-1415 —each contains the 525 SUMMER FRANCIS X. FAHEY, visit of Premier Nikita pound AVENUE Khrush When Edith was about IS, chev were recommended the NEWARK, N. J. Manager in a her father king came to non-fat milk solids of 7 OROWNEY FUNERAL HOME Tfc* f.ftt bur,.l vault to K.v« the HUmboldt 2 2222 TE 7-2332 resolution adopted by Cin- see her professed as a nun. 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET »■*« SATURDAY that "policies of far reaching con carpet were put POST. LIFE. F*tM formed gold and silver and jewels. He HUmboldt 3-2600 PATRICK J. CONTI MORTUARY EVENING sequence may he as a JOURNAL. L APtES HOME JOURNAL result of Premier -Khrushchev’s was offering her the life of a BERNARD A. KANE FUNERAL HOME 242 WEST JERSEY STREET EXTENSION MAGAZINE. visit," although he "executes pol princess 274 Market Street ELIZABETH, N. J. Edith's FUNERAL HOME CHRISTIAN HERALD. icies contrary to right prin- mother Wulfrlda Eait Paterson " 39 HUMBOLDT STREET Elizabeth 2-5331 ciples stood near with a nun's veil, SW 6-0068 V.i.r\uUc*vjr*d ••ckivvWy »X« a psalter, chalice LEARN TO READ NEWARK. N. J. The resolution also urged that a and paten. N.«r }f*mj by SW 7-9877 MILLER-BANNWORTH She was offering Ihe life of HUmboldt 3-0733 each member, 'in "a spirit of a FUNERAL HOME MEAD-SUYDAM nun. LEARN TO READ HENNESSEY Christian humility, pray and sac- BETTER in the churrh ROOD FUNERAL HOME JERSEY COMPANY Mr Everyone FUNERAL HOME 1055 EAST ST. rifice during Khrushchev's prayed that God would show to Andrew W. Flood. ELIZABETH, N. J. 0»«ns». N. J. visit for his spiritual enlighten- Mgr. 232 one LEARN KIPP AVENUE still so young what she HOW TO STUDY 112 So. Munn Ave. Elizabeth 2-6664 ment and for whatever good in- HASBROUCK HEIGHTS. N. J. No* o'do.t .*4 !•'§•»! should choose Edith chose to East Orange, N. J. ternational effects his mission ATlas 8 1362 become a nun. OLange 4-4445 WERSON FUNERAL HOME might accomplish." Seton Hall MArket 2-2530 TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE 635 NORTH WOOD AVE. THE KING soon after of University fered to make Edith the head MAYWOOD - BOGOTA LINDEN. N. J. CORNY« CORNY of three convents, but the SCHOOL OF EDUCATION LITTLE FERRY HUnter 6-4119 MORTUARY young girl refused She wanted HUbbard 7-3050 303 MAIN STREET to live a simple life In her 151 ELLISON STREET own EAST ORANGE. N. J. JOHN J. FEENEY 8 SONS community under obedi to PATERSON N PASSAIC COUNTY ence her mother who was 7, J. ORonge 2-2414 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE the superior there RIDGEWOOD, N. J. The at L V. MUUJN A SON OORMLEY FUNERAL HOMI nuns Wilton Insisted AMSOVISCES Gl Ibert 4-7650 976 BROAD that Edith he known as an ab- STREET 154 WASHINGTON PLACE bess even though she would not REMEDIAL READING NEWARK. N J. INSTRUCTION PASSAIC, N. J. give ,up her life. She MArket 3-0660 simple HUDSON COUNTY PRetcoH 9-3183 worked as before, serving her PALL SEMESTER PETER J. QUINN HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOMI Students lfi Funeral Director PATRICK J CONTE Girl aged R will he accepted for 171 WASHINGTON PLACE Harrison 320 BELLEVILLE FUNERAL HOME AVENUE remedial Instruction or 36 PASSAIC, N. J. reading improvement BLOOMFIELD. N. J. Tuer* Ave.. Jersey City Is Professed PRetcoH 7-0141 testing now in Pilgrim B-1260 (rear St. Aedan't Church) progress NEW BRITAIN. Conn - Sl* HE 5-6451 OORNY 8 OORNY Enrollment Limited ter CORNY 8 CORNY DE 3-9259 M»ry Christopher, (he for- MORTUARY MORTUARY mer Claire A. Pier of Harrison, Fee $5O RIEMAN has been 399 HOOVER AVENUE FUNERAL HOMS 519 MARSHALL STREET professed a Daughter of Mary of the Immaculate Con- For write to: BLOOMFIELD, N. J. 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE PATERSON. N. J. your application The ception. ceremony took place Pilgrim 3-8400 UNION CITY, N. J. MUlberry 4-5400 Mrs G at the motherhouse here recent- Margaret Murphy, Director UNion 7-6767 ly MERMAN FUNERAL HOMI QUINLAN FUNERAL HOMI Remedial Reading Program Sister WILLIAM Mary Christopher, the 101 UNION AVENUE SCHLEMM. Inc. 27-29 HARDING AVENUE ALBERT H. Seton Hall HOPPER. Inc. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John University BELLEVILLE. N J. JERSEY CITY UNION CITY CLIFTON, N. J. MONUMINTS • MAU SOLIUM A. is Pieri, a graduate of Holy 151 Klliston Street Plymouth 9-3503 UNion 7-1000 PRetcoH 7-3002 SIS-J4I lIDOI lOAD NO. ARLINOTON OmoNU Holy Cross School, Harrison, and of Ctom CMMlan Paterson th Queen of Peace High School, 2, New Jersey ™« i.ABOtsT t?rNiVACT?mpi oV'Mt>ioi: Per JP P North Bering in thie section call The Advocate. MArket 4-0700 NG O I CU,TO “ t “ Arlington. She became a O .ii^ TO ON^°CHA iS« postulant in 1958 and entered the Or laUphon*: LAmbert 5-3425 •All! OUILD MONUMINTI novitiate Aug. 15, 1957. September 10,1959 THE ADVOCATE 11 314 Will Graduate From Ten N.J. Nursing Schools NEWARK Following Msgr. William grad- F. Louis of St. by Sister M. Rosaria. uation ceremonies presented by Msgr. John E. Nutlfy, delivered the addret*. in North Jer- Brendan’s, Clifton, and Msgr. The day will begin with an IKiernan of St. Elizabeth, cey nursing schools this John J. of St. Mary's, Sister* Helen Paul and Helen Septem- Shanlcy Joseph's, 8 a.m. Mass in the hospital chap-' In St. Church at 3 ber, 314 young women will enter Paterson, will assist the Mary's p.m. Maureen of the Slater* of St Bishop. el followed by a Communion Rev. John the medical field. Of the The Meyer of St. Mary's Joseph were included in tha group hospital nursing school breakfast at which Sister 260 M. will speak. are graduate nurses who are choir will sing directed by Sister graduating clas*. Bathildis, administrator, will qualified to state j take the ex- Marie Caludia and accompanied speak. Sept. 6 All Soots, Morristown Bishop amination for their R.N., 20 are by John P. St. McNulty presided at Assumption Hemmerling. Religious in the class are: Sis-! Mary’s. Passaic—Bishop graduate practical nurses seek- St. Mary’s, Orange Church, Morristown, as 11 stu- Msgr. ters Ann Martin, M. Assumpta,! McNulty spoke and awarded di- ing certification as P.N.s, and John J. Kilcy, archdiocesan CYO dents received from M. Ambrose, Genevieve Marie, I jplomas to 32 candidates at St. diplomas 34 infant technicians. are care director, will address the 22 Nicholas Rev. Walter Alger, 0.P., hospital Kathleen Marie and M. Thom a I Church, Tassaic. lie al- Two hundred and one girls will graduates the d.splain. Rev. Arthur J. Me- during 3:30 p.m. sina of the Franciscan Sisters of; offered Benediction. graduate from nursing schools ceremonies at Our |fo Gratty, S.J.. of Retreat Lady of Mt. the Poor (order administering! | Rev. Joseph W. Molloy of St. Loyola on Sept. 13. Carmel Church. House, spoke. Orange. Rev the hospital): and Sister M. Do- 1 I Nicholas preached The nursing Alexander The Sister* of 13 Sokolich, hospital rcen of the Sisters of Mercy. Mt. I j school choir sang, directed by Charity Junior- Sept. chaplain, will present the can- St. Mary's Plainfield. Fiancis L. Penk. etc Choir St. Vincent’s, Montclair—Arch- sang accompanied by didates. St. Francis. Jersey Brother Benedict Meyer, 0.5.8. SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH: A. Costello shown bishop Boland will preside and City—Rev. Awards were presented to: Msgr. Joseph is with the 16 The nuns hospital Senior Giegory 0.F.M., for The Men's Volunteer Corps of who preach at the double graduation Auxiliary Wyse, hospital Anna Molloy religion; Mary recently made final profession. will hold the and of the School of Practical Nurs- a reception for the chaplain, will present 15 can- Fatricia Dowling for theory; and hospital Assumption graduates to Guard of Honor were ushers. ing and the School of Infant Care following the cere- d'dates Msgr. Leßoy McWil- j Barbara Ann Konikowski for bed monies. 16 Technicians in Immaculate Con- liams, pastor of St. Michael's.) i side nursing. St. Sisters Church (as St. Michael's, Newark Seven Jtrsey City, in ceremonies at Holy 70 Students Joseph Women ception at 4 pm. Name, Teaneck Forty- Nursing the St. Michael's Church at 3 reported). religious are among 44 nurs- p.m.! six students received previously Msgr. diplomas Enter St. Thomas H. Imma'culate ing graduates who will receive (as previously reported). Joseph's around the Powers, from Rev. Joseph Murphy, pas- St. | PATERSON seventy stu- Take Final Vows Conception pastor, will present diplomas from Abbot Patrick Mary's, Hoboken Rev. tor of Holy Trinity, Hackensack, dent* from 47 communities enter- the 54 O'Brien, 0.5.8., of St. Frederick J. Whitelev. candidates. Mary's chaplain, n the Hackensack church. Rev. World will ed St. School ENGLEWOOD St. Joseph's, Morristown. Dr. Nicholas present 19 candidates to Joseph's Hospital - Msgr. Joseph ora New York Paterson—Bishop Abbey, I Seymour Everett of St. Mary's. McCarteri, City; 2. A. medical Msgr. Thomas J. of Nursing Sept. Sister Maria Costello, archdiocesan vice- M. Ellen M. McNulty will present the 47 gra- Antonius, hospital di- GiUhooly of Tracy, Brooklyn; Lawrence, The Danghtrrs of at 3 Seton Hall at nursing director, wel- chancellor, presided at St. Mich- Paracleta Larsen, Fords; Mary of the duates p.m. at St. John’s rector, will present the candi- University com- Name the girls and led them Immaculate elected dates at the 3 mencement set for 3 m Holy to Hold ael’s Novitiate Aug. 22 when 16 Second Row: Sisters M. Carole Conception Cathedral, Paterson, assisted by p.m. ceremony p in comed through a period of orientation. of Mother Mary Serafina at Our Lady of Grace testers St. Joseph made final Moore, Ridgewood; M. Marian superior Msgr. Walter H. Hill. The Bishop St. Patrick's Pro-Cathedral. Church, Ho- Classes general at a general in will also bc ken. Maternity Among the new students is Sis- piofession. Hummell, Elizabeth; M. Joan chapter offer Benediction. Rev. Rev. Edward Hayes, St. the congregation's motherhouse TEAXECK Holy Name Hos- ter Anne Maurilla of Convent The Sisters pictured above In Hayes, Boston; M. Jeanne Tier Thomas J. Trapaso, diocesan Thomas Aquinas, Newark, will 20 at New Britain, Sept. v.’ill hold weekly classes lor Station. the usual Conn. Mother director for the pital order are: front row: ney, Island; M. Madonna Care of the speak. Music will be by the Sis- St. Long who has Elizabeth's. Elizabeth— who Sisters M. Leonardo Serafina, previously will expectant parents plan to Blendcrman, Davis, Jersey City; Deaf, preach. |ters’ and nurses' choir directed Twenty-four candidates will be held the post, succeeds Mother use the hospital facilities, start- River Edge; M. Alicia Cava- Third Row: Sisters M. Roscna Mary Innoccnta for a term ling 14 at 10 a m naugh, Williamsport, Pa.; M. Ireland; of Sept. McConville, Armagh, Sister six years. The congregation is M. Canice, CSJ, ma- Leonie Morris, Dublin; M. Elcan- M. Victoria Tomczyk, Walling- represented at St. Hedwig's ternity supervisor, will accept ton; M. Augustine O'Neill, Car- Elizabeth: Our Lady cf Czesto- registration. Interested persons 5 Registered low, Ireland; M. Virginia Kling, chowa, Harrison; and Sacred should contact the hospital be- Plainfield; and M. Annunciata, and Pilgrimage Heart, Hudson Heights. tween 8 9 a in. Dublin. WESTFIELD - The Union • Pharmacists Westfield District Council of Maryknoll superior gener- Catholic Women will sponsor al Mother Mendham Girl Mary Colman, is on a a pilgrimage to Graymoor, Mother Mary Colman, is on a N. Y., Sept. 27. five Enters Novitiate month visitation of her con- To Servo Your Health The district includes Plain gregation's mission areas in Lat- ffitftlSHf Patricia Colling field, Westfield, Cranford, Gar MENDHAM i:. ; America. Before returning to And Personal Needs wood, Linden, Egan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kenilworth, and Maryknoll, N'. Y., Mother Col- Rahway. Reservations be Bernard A. Egan, who live here, can man will visit missions in Mex- made by contacting officers of entered the novitiate of the Re- ico. Guatemala, Nicaragua, Pan- Introducing . . . any affiliated society. ligious of the Sacred Heart of ama, Canal Zone, Peru, Bolivia Mary in Tarrytown, N. Y.; Sept and Chile. Another USS Service 8. Miss Egan, Attend a FREE • Army Wives Study who formerly Shirley O'Neill, who pulled a NAH.ES, Italy (NC) - Msgr. lived in Plain- DEMONSTRATION fellow student ashore after he (Lt. B. • Col.) John Rettagliata, field, gradu- I th • was attacked by a shark off San Fast Army chaplain at Camp Ederlc ated In May Home Francisco last May and baptized DALE CARNEGIE near here, conducted a fix-day from Mary- him before his death, was re- 30 COURSE •eminar for Army wive* on mount Acad in ceived a special audience method* by of teaching catechism. emy in Tarry- John Pipe XXIII at Castel- The women give religious town, where help gandolfo With the 19-year-old NEWARK instruction to pupils of the base. she was award- college girl was her father. ed the Mother Thun. S*pt. 10 8:00 P.M Butler Scholar Fifty-two rectory housekeep- Tu»i. S«pt. 15 8:00 P.M A to Marymount College. Wedding Reception ship ers from Minnesota. North Dako- ESSEX HOUSE In high school Miss Egan was ta, South Dakota, lowa and "...AHUNDRED THOUSAND Can WELCOMES”: Thirteen postulants of the Sisters an officer of the and the ada Drug Dep't. Store | sodality attended a retreat at Crooks- of St. of Newark arrived at Joseph Idlewild Airport 4 from their Ire- prtfnlid b y club, athletic team Sept. native literary cap- ton. Minn., recently. si Jxifnal PLAZA HOTEL Bishop land. The girls came from Cabra, to enter LEADERSHIP t SALES tqinr* HI S-1004-7411 tains, yearbook literary editor, a I rancis J. Schenk of Crookston, County Down, the novitiate of the order At service 363 N. in the U. S. Seven will at St. institute of n.i your days • year Journal tq w Jartey City, 1 member girls training of the Mother Butler in an address at the retreat, said study Michael’s Novitiate. Englewood, while Honor the and the six left Open fill A. M. provkiii: Society, glee club housekeeper in the Catholic Sept. 8 for the novitiate of the order’s western in Mirratm JE 8-6651 Doily 1 • OleM/leO Banquet Beam* province Seattle, Wash L i the dramatic society, and editor rectory has , Saturday till 3 A. M. (It IH) an important role. The postulants were accompanied bv Sister John Bosco of Cabra. • She received Superior Cuitlne of the school paper. • awards Medetf prices in Ijitin, journalism, • Careful With North attention fa detail English and religion and ranked Jersey Women in New York Phono Bridal Consultant first the state po- etry contest sponsored by the Oldfield 3-0100 Catholic Daughters of America. shop Miss Egan was also queen of Ahead to Ample Parking Spoca the senior Looking prom. Air Conditioned £ Estimates cheerfully given By June Dwyer tts PERSONALITIES The lona weekend Is behind annual Crystal Ball which will ON us and the lons Agendas CANVAS activity-year be held Oct. 17 at Seton Hall Pram . . . stretches heiore St LIP! ar PHOTO IIU. us. Jumping University, South Orange. The Mary's Hospital I-eague Is into the swing of also th<* ARDEN STEELE things quickly guild is dedicating the aouvenir in meeting news. The are the women of North Jer- CEnlor 9-0820 book as a memorial to M«gr. group will gather at R 30 p m. sey who 4f I* PrtlHCt tt « Vtrtna, N. J. are determined to John L. McNulty, late univer- Sept 14 at the nurses' school the make this best year yet ally preaident. . . Dorothy Towers of Newark will for Catholic Action. Rosarians of St. I.uke's, Ho- present a program on food, fun Early Start hokus. are counting on the trio and far away places . . . The of Mrs. Roach and Marians of Kearny will meet Start from tho bottom Mrs. Leo J. Czachorowski Robert Mrs Thomas Williams of Sept 16 at 7 30 p.m. in the started her work early for the with Waldwick and Mrs. J. W. King Hotel Plara. Jersey City. Dr . . . for up now car- M Woman's Guild of Seton Hall of ot Hohokus to start the year. Cecilia Kernan, psychologist in College Medicine and Den- pot* from BRIHM'S. The the I'mon School System and liairy- The Montclair guild women are running CATERERS the dessert-card CDA state education chairman, member has letters in the mail party-fashion the set show will speak and show 184 WIST 54th STREET already announcing the fourth for the group Sept. 17 and slides on younger Broadloom* with last- 18 in the missions . . . (off Blvd.) BAYONNE, N. J. the auditorium. Mark tn| beauty I.aub of Ridgewood will supply Hosanant of St. Francis FACILITIES FOR of Honest value price* OOIDFIRGUt'S the music . . . will to start Sales, I-odi, hold a cake right! * * Showon Woddings IMMOIMD SHIPS Mrs. Edward Moore, Nutley, sale Sept 13 under direction of * and Mrs. Bert Blewitt, Newark, Mrs Joseph Cody The Visit NEW Banquets “TS* Brand Namti S»ore" group DrtiMi Cotton*, and wool* our RUG are North Jersey chairmen for heard Rev. corduroy* * Thomas Lennon, SELECTOR Communion Breakfasts in hundred* of »tyle». color* and ROOM the Marywood College home- moderator, at the U» ovr largo Soloction el speak meet- Show room Tues. • Office and Plant ** open coming program being held on ing Sept. 9 . . . Mrs. William pattern*. and Thura. till 9. Luncheons the Scranton, Pa., campus F Mullins, president of the St. Size* 1-14 2.91 to 5.91 Sept. 11-13 . . . Rose of Lima Ladies' Auxili- ■r AT OUR OWN Teen* 6 14 5.98 to Plenty of parking is 13.91 •• Sept. 14 the big day for ary, Short Hills, will preside Chubbie* 8 W-16' i 5.98 to 13.98 FREE HALLS early birds of Holy Spirit, at the luncheon meeting Sept. Pequannock. The wom- 13 Other parish new officers are: Skirt* Cotton*, corduroy*, flannel*, will and Fall en hold a fashion show at Early Fashions Mrs Rudolph Klauscr, Mrs. wool*, orlon* in popular plaid*, print* ANY HALL YOU CHOOSE 8:15 p.m. at the Friar Tuck Andrew orcoran, Mrs. and *olid>. ★ Joseph Inn, Cedar Grove, under direc- Ferris and Mrs Thomaa SIIIINO WITH B. Toddler* through Teen* 1-14 from 2.98 TV* tin**! Faati tion of Mrs. Joseph Troy. En- McCarcy. CONTIDfNCe Chubbie* BVl4',t from 5.98 DINNERS from tertainment will be provided . $1.75 . . Tor School High by Rev. F. Flusk of ■I Hi« Joseph St. Blouse* A of delightful 333 North Broad Street ond College variety ttylet Rose of Lima, Newark, and his in all fabrics perfect for cla*» or porty. Elizabeth, N. J. Hl-H AT father; the Packanack Players Toddler* through Teen, 1-14 from 1.98 FLandor* 1-1100 HE and the Douglas Girls . . . AIR CONDITIONED 6-2117 - FE 9-1671 Chubbie* B'i-14H from 2.98 and The Benedictine Mothers' Expert Cleaning FREE PARKING /BBSS- 1-eague of St. Repairing tee. Mary's Priory. Stretch Tights full fashioned nylon; uw2 Newark, will their off get year choose from black, blue, brown, tan, to a spiritual start with a red, pink, green. Size* 2-14 from 1.98 Recollection Day Sept. 19 In %. Raincoats fp- Morristown. Rev. Anselm Mur- Cotton poplins and vinyl* AT YOUR lay, 0.5.8., moderator, ar- Size* 4-14 from 2.9f ranged the program with the Teen*, 8-14 .from 4.98 MONKS'BREAD assistance of Rev. Mark W. rids & Confroy, 0.5.8. A meeting will l/Ac/i^s Shirt* wash follow the conferences Broadcloths, 'n wears. GROCERS , . , Size* 4-14 from 1.98 October from 1.98 leading off in October Is a Parochial Uniforms Slacks Wool*, Communion Presents - blends, wo»h 'n wears NOW breakfast on the 4th by the 4-14 from 2.98 Rosary-Altar So- o Full Collection for Boys and Girls ciety of St. John's, Orange, in of Bridal and Huskies from 5.98 the school cafeteria. The Gowns, on Sale at t*rep* Bridesmaids' Jacket* Wool*, breakfast will follow the 8 a.m. Dresses, Sport corduroy* in Blouses - Mass . . check* and solid* Sizes 4-14. Lingerie . and Mothers' Dresses, Special Savings! stripe*, Bras - Hallowe'en (Oct. 31) the from 5.98 Hosiery as Well as a Custom Hill League of SI. Mary’s Hospital, Bridal Sportswear Orange, will hold a fashion Department show and luncheon at the Hotel Suburban. East Orange. Doro Um our 4 BIGGER thy Fields is chairman of the FAIL FORM/tIS party which will start MONKS' BREAD SELECTION! at 12 30 COTILLIONS p m. Polly McKee is assisting the chairman. Proceeds will be '** <•**• **<*« o« Ik* Mtor •< used for Charg-lt # BIGGER new hospital equip- ment. 53 Street Jheegd Dr. and Mrs. John H. Halsey have been famous for and great care in baking give Hermann Trappists SAVINGS! Sr. are serving as Newark bread for its payment plan their home made cen- this bread rare, superb party honorary chairmen . . . ••or turies ... Monks’ Bread brings flavor. Monks' Bread, tall and TBe Eaaea Club of Chestnut (Ope snlionc* ot YOUTH CENTER in Hahn# 4 Ce.) back a lost satisfaction firm texture, 181-183 Hill CoHege, (Pa.) will hold a long slender, brings FIRRY ST. • Mall, Paramut in ma/s.l j nn Bergen the simple joy of eatinf sub- an exciting new discovery luncheon meeting Oct. 3 at Rich in- honest eating to Pal’a Cabin, West Ri- Twos thwrt. Jot • stantial, hearty bread. good your NEWARK Orange. p e.m.-4 pm. MorriHown 8 Park PI. • Hatkentack 160 Moln St. ta of la p.jo gredients, skillful kneading, family table. r‘"» nih« ww. 4 M. -m t O'Loughltn Nutley , m .p chairman . . . • fa*# Pa freon - Elmwood Center • Wert Now at 39th Shopping York • Bergenline 12 THE ADVOCATE September 10,1959 Amabile, Scarpitto Head Area College Football Stars NEWARK At least 19 for- p)*y of and legerdermain pass- Valley, and originally hails L»rry Hubbard, mer North Jersey high school ing skill a high school St. Michael * (UC) All-Ameri- against Holy Cross. from Newark. terminate of football stars Aubrey Lewi*, fig- can scholastic arc in training Notre fullback, who ia Dame tacklea another ures to be one with various of its starting now touted aa an Catholic college THIS HAS been a year of schedule with All-American team* rough a team ends. In the backfield. the Mil- around the nation these coaching changes collegiate tackle and a sure among the that was hit hard by gradua- waukee school can count on ahot to land the days, awaiting the start of the major Catholic college teams, in pro ranks tion. Scarpitto figurea to start Jimmy after 1959 season. with the Webster, younger graduation from Clemaon. key switch, of course, in the backfield with George brother Most of the New York Giant prominent of the group bringing Joe Kuharich to Notre Izo, Bill Mack and Jim Crotty, atar, Alex AN INTERESTING point are Johnny Amabile of St. Pe- Dame to replace Bren- Terry with two St. Joseph’* graduates, about the 10 ter’* schedule* listed Prep at Boston College, nan. Frank LARGEST NORTH Gargiulo and Tom Lig- Jersey below is that seven of the Bob At Scarpitlo of Rahway at Detroit, Jim Miller has gio, the is among reserves. contingent at Villanova, schools Boston College, Day- Notre Dame, Ron Meyers of taken over for Wally Fromhart; where Meyers is a sure St. starter ton, Detroit, Holy Cross, Mar- Michael s (UC) at Villanova at Marquette, it’s AMABILE, who had a 25 for at Lisle Black- end, Nick Langone of St. quette, Villanova and Xavier—- and Bob DeMarco of St. burn in 47 passing record last season Mary ’s place of Johnny Druie; Michael's ind Frank to Brzenk come close forming an un- (R) at Dayton. and at Xavier it’s Ed with eight touchdown aerials, of St. Doherty Peter's are strong con- official "National Catholic Col- All four of for will have North these boys are Harry Connolly. no Jersey help tenders at quarterback and cen- lege Football Conference.” at wire starters for their schools Boston College, but, at near- The lone head coach from the ter. Richie Ross of Summit is Of the 21 which this games would Fall and all should provide North by Holy Cross, his former St. a solid Jersey area. Pete Carle- guard candidate and Ken be necessary for these school* plenty of thrills for the grid- simo, is back Peter's teammate, Richie Skin- McNeill of St. for his 16th year Michael’s and to have a full round-robin sched- iron fans. ner, will have Bill Amabile will be re- at Scranton Clark of Del- Reggie Powe of and carries a 71-52-4 Paterson East ule, 14 are on th* list for this membered as the boy who barton as a backfield running Side record into this campaign. Pete figure among die half- >ear. CHAMPION’S REWARD: Msgr. Walter Hill, second from left, presents flic cham- closed out the 1958 mate. regular sea- is a brother of Vince backs Five to Don of St. Carleslmo, of the seven meet pionship trophy Matthews, manager Anthony's, which captured the ton on TV with DeMarco, a 245-pound trans- a stunning dis- head coach at Our Lady of the Xavier has only one North at least four of the other St. John’s Men's Softball League title. Looking on, left to are Rev. James H. fer from Indiana, has made a right, Jersey boy among its leading schools, the other two faca big impression on Dayton Murray, league moderator, Jim and M. coach candidates, but he his been three apiece. Murray, president, Msgr Joseph O'Sullivan, Bud Kerr, who ii him 1959 touting touted as an all-sectional end pastor of St. Anthony’s. College Schedules as a future star. pro Another selection. This is Warren Mont- boston COLLSCC Pat „ SCRANTON ex-St. Mary's John Bike Title for Navy; 28. Army; star. Moli- gomery of Union, I Oct. 1». VU- ***** 2*. Muhlenberg; Ort 3. Temple. a 8-3, 200- T mmra 17* Dartmouth; 24. Marquctt#; HARTFORD, Conn. Fat Press ’> JO. T h toriss, is in the Dayton back- pound who Box D*™*. away INI; Nov. «“ - 17. Kings end, hauled in 13 Paragraphs 7. Pittsburgh; 14. N Albright, Rourke, DePaul 1 away; 31. Juniata. ficld, along with Earl Spivey, High School sen- t'«iv«ratty. away; Jg. Holy Croua. N a passes In the 1958 campaign. •way. £ iL/.mrr ‘CAn ln**™aUonal; 14. ior, Yttikes;wIiVJ. 28. Hofatra. flashy halfback from Montclair won the Connecticut Valley DAYTON Catholic high VILLANOVA school grads ■fpt 11. Richmond (N>; 28. Cincinnati. high school. bicycle racing title for women on Sept. 28. West Chester A State; 27. Xa\ier. are also Few Predictions •w«y l»04 - OUR SJrti TUI - l»J» EAST ORANGE. N. J. WMNMMfWAaMWPMMMtMIMMMMMM NOW LEASING FOR Institutional Co-Operating Builder JANUARY OCCUPANCY With Kitlok cvmgjmGw Trade-in Cleaning Supplies Plan 44 SOUTH MUNN AVE. AT ASM CANS • MATS • SOAP HARRINGTON PARK, N. J. POLISH • S ROOMS • SRUSHCS IN THI COUNTRY Luaurtou* n*w a. 4, and a room uartmali . . . COMPLETELY AIR- CLUB SECTION OP 10NE '’ NEWEST GENERAL IN BIKOKN C< f.C^L,.IT ELECTRIC IT* WITH INDI WAX • ** MILI9 (!• VTOUAL ROOM Allelactrlc SPONOtS • PAILS MIMUYIB DRIVING YUARt CONTROL* . . . kitchen* with built-in o*#n. PROM TNR counter lop 11 ft. ORORGR WAININ9TM ||]h! l*n*>. cu. rofrtperator* with top Ineur. dl*hwe*her • Tourt papjr <»U >» colocl . modem hlch opecd elevator* 106'\ PARKING. AMPLE rIPETRO 5 EXHIBIT HOMES OPEN Mill PARKING AREAS; COVERED PARKING FACILITIES IT additional. • MOPPINO (OUIPMIHT DAIIV A WEEKENDS S ROOMS (1 Bedroom! ||» PAPIR • PAPII TOWni • CUPS REALTY 4 ROOMS Bedroom) ASSOCIATES. INC. 11 41*5 p and 5 l* Bedroom*. S UEL OIL BURNER SERVICE Bale. Con.ult.nta OREENBAUM BROS., ROOM* Bathi> *>** 278 PATBRSON, N. J. Wayaa Straat „.. M HEAT AND CLeeUr 5-5291 JT ZZSLSLSV?' »»■»' RENTAL OFFICE ON PREMISES N. J. A M T ° ’ “ Janay City, er DArta TUN “ r ° LOCATED IN SAINT JAMES' PARISH, RED BANK. AT LONGVIEW - Colonial two-story furnished Lexington ONE OE THE FEW PARISHES WITH ITS OWN Snnrise Has model open for inspection at Longview-at-Harrington Park, 113-house PAROCHIAL GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL luxury community being developed at another Harmer Project on Lafayette Ave. off Schraalon- Sales Gains burgh and Knickerbocker Roads, Harrington Park. Har- old Kramer and Vincent Cucchiara are the DEL FORKED RIVER (PFS) developing BRIER ESTATES - The j tract for which Beir Higgins Associates Inc. serves boom in summer and year-round Realty Ret in the serenity of exclusive New Shrewsbury, Just minutea | exclusive sales homes at as agent. The Lexington is priced at from Red Rank, the new Ramberger’s shorrlng center and only the Jersey shore is $22,990. 4D minutea from Newark. strongly underlined by the lat- est sales and construction report Sunrise (issued by Beach on Route 7 DIFFERENT MODELS (9 in Forked River on Barncgat | Bay. Visitors Invited to Attend MINIMUM HALF-ACRE PLOTS | Since July 1, 64 sales of wood- and land waterfront lagoon prop- for from Clear View Luke Vacation & Year Round erties have been recorded at the ‘Open House’ Homesites tract. Since early in the year. 21' $21,990 new homes have been con- HAMPTON TOWNSHIP (PKS) for everyone for the ALL ON structed and kids, OR NEAR delivered, and 11 THE LAKE "Open House" is announced and for Dad and Mom too.” 20% Down 25-Year Mortgages additional houses are under con- this for weekend at Clear View A second choice section has Ranches, struction for delivery by Nov. 15. split levels, colonials. 3 and 4 bedrooms. 1 and 2V* Lake, Hampton Township near just been opened at Clear View Sunrise Beach baths, gas fired hot water heat, full dining rooms, center hall j accenting Newton. Visitor! arc invited to Lake —with desirable lakeside entrances, fireplace, etc. boating, swimming and fishing "browse around,” picnic, use the and hillside lots available. is center Huge- | now the of a gay beach and playground facilities, sized estates are available for CLEM? view SYCAMORE AVE.. NEW SHREWSBURY and active summer colony. Ap- rowboat or fish, and to otherwise only $5 a month. proximately 100 families spend Garden State Parkway to Exit 100. left to Hknce Avs . right enjoy themselves. the Hance Ave.. then summer here. A number of on to Sycamore right to models. Open every Bring the entire In- IN family," ST. JOHN wrote HAMPTON day. 10 A M to dark. SH 1-M93. these families are the fourth TOWNSHIP utilizing their invites Mr. Tooley, the develop- In proof LAKE homes Gospel primarily of the NEAR year round. “There's NEWTON, NEW JERSEY er. plenty of enjoyment divinity of Christ. IN BEAUTIFUL SUSSEX COUNTY fWATERFRONT HOME SITES Old Tappan Hills '**»* fiE' .H0.,, lagoon paradise 84 FOOT - 7 ROOM COLONIAL RANCH on estate sized 175 x 144 plots or larger If desired Ranch typo 4 room* end both. Includes carport, plumbing and electrical *28,500 f'M»u f aluminum sliding also orindowi. Split Levels from $24,500 and Cods from Modorn kitchen, Cape $21,500 wall l built m cabinets. BA' all homes on jON fiARNEGAT minimum 175 x 144 4-ROOMS * plots Compl*f»|y cut tom built. Custom-Built "Ltt nm NUT H.UUKT or renrr rti***^ Not O "IKOIP ■ .WW* 11 ,' ’ ”■**•l Enter Inte the bright, cheery or "pro. fob". RUUD NC'V OR center 'oyer entrance and LATfll FULI $ 2 SALTWATER inta luxury roominess not EASY POOLS utually found In ranches la s RMIRINCiS: PRIVATE SANDY BEACH thii price data. The large 2995 Nowton CKambor PRICE hax living room a huge pic- Commerce TERMS and Central window ture overlooking the Home Truit Cos., Ilito- LAGOON yard offering beth, CHOICE ■~P Li rear complete N. J. privacy with a built-in view. • BUILDING LOTS Full dining room, extra large PRIVATE SAND BEACHES kitchen with brunch area. 3 generous aixe X bedrooma, • (Master WOODED $ full baths. Bedroom THIS■ COUPON WONDERLAND Is 13' x 13' and has a private lBOO full bath —of course), fin- • ished recreation and enter- WORTH SHOPPING, THEATRES with exit • BOATING tainment room rear 2-Cadillae • to garden. garage, • YEAR ROUND SPORTS SWIMMING' . gas fire heat. • FISHING Furnished by: "RONALD'S OF TEANECK" reward* purchase • ” 0w T M Planned • *”*" ,,, •• • •• n—two Growing CRABBING T** 1 • of plot If presented Community •• • MARINE ,/ Lake BASIN « Mil » From St. Pius X weekdays • Church ph “- HEALTHFUL! 1200 FEET YOUR BOAT NOrth 6-0744 nlyl Forest B Westwood Aves. * YOUR - IN BACKYARD S« a/ "*r,h " Model Homos Old -m h o MR Tappan (Bergen Cos.) ABOVE SEA LEVEL OIRICTIONtI Oaan Dally IS A-M. til L.r.r.n, a.. N.rnwtw e.ra, Cardan Stata Rkway. Dark New teMinu. n L.i.r.it. ■< '• ■ X T »ll PROCIID STRAIGHT -S. Sure .... J Jersey t. W., (TO . A„ >.* t. AHIAD; Fallow Rt. s<» and alana la Telephone Our Queen of Rad Llan Tavarn Turn LIFT ta Ray Lady Poace Oabarnaallla. Church trick Tawnahla. TWinbrook 2 5100 only 2 minutes away. HOW TO GET THERE: FROM NEWARK: Central Ave. WRITE FOR FREE IIIUSTRAIfO BROCHUR to Rte. 10 to Dover turn right Clear View lake to 2327 Rte. 15 thru Sparto into Boulevard. Jertey City. Phene Augusta. Past the Ideal Hinder,on 2-JlOO Ploote EvWHOME tend me vevr Guermey Forms, then follow brochure with description ***** m** ** Cleer Wiev Leke. , I understand seat signs to Clear View Lake. 'MI put! m. SUNRISE BEAOII m, NAMt P* OPEN DAILY AND WEEKENDS / A CASTLE! AOOSISS 9 TO 9 BARNEGAT BAY CITY Invites To Enjoy the Freth Soil Tong of the Open Sea . . . The Seen! of Pine A Vacation Home for you ... Happy Summer Activities tuch at Boating, Swimming, Fishing and a Haven for Eventual Year-Round E SEE and you’ll agree or Retirement Living. 75 FT. WIDE WATERFRONT LAGOON LOTS dollars LARGE WOODLAND LOTS your $l5O DOWN $l5 MO. 2 and 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOMES buy more at Finished Hornet BUY SOLID YEAR-ROUND CONSTRUCTION Summer Rentals Available NOW! SHELLS from *2,645 Open 8 'til Dark rigadooH ONLY 8 It:9, F. o.lex in Ferked liver, N. J. MY. 5-3921 3 or 4 BEDROOM Final Section DIRECTIONS: Gerden State Pkwy. to forked River Exit Noi 74. LEFT SPLIT LEVELS Undor Conitrvttion— Hmh turn left it end ol exit end go 2 miles to blinker et RL 9. turn S*r«r«l Rood, fi Alr-Condltlonod*Ul Blavatlona To Chooao Prom left, on Rt. 9. go H mile to Sunrise Beech. OR: From Toms lonnoWiote Occw*oacy. River, South on Rt. 9, go 9Vi miles to Sunrise Beech. J MIDDLETOWN, N. J. 1 lit 60-FT. colonial IOOMS, IV4 MINI - TIDE CUTE* MIL SPLIT LEVEL fANELED DEN OFF lITINIIOOM. MUSE PANOKAMIC IOW WINDOW *lB 900 HOMES —OVEISIZED TITLE CADACE—irt2S' COYEREI PORCH FHli USE INSURANCE with IZYiny DEEP avar 1100 iq »». MENT-PIOTS AND UKEI •I Living Sftci -r THHOIGHOIT KKW JKHSKY la Lots Half TN H»«ri FRICID FROM lavatory nine* ' ore **tra kitch.n with bullt-ta ava* wRHHw TA*. AAd , j . eounur-top nnjt blrrh cabmata with formUa work Acre v or more ••wntDfD faa flrod HOT WAT» MEAT . . . fully laaulatad. ... wtaihtralrtppvd Ya*. *on«tru«: »o Mll v Red Cedar Shinglee *18,990 hr rural of Mlddlatowa. Y- I *° ,h> area naw. mod am aahoola. ohaawoaf woUri And fxet il*nt Y Full Baitm.nts J 1 transport* Hod To# fazaoua raeraatloaai F.M.A. and Conventional advaolaiaa of the .'vrtvv ahora • • onlf mloutaa avay from lha Y Oarden ttiala Ptrktir and Haul* 23 All utllltlaa. «ity wat m aod Fully Iniulal.d Marlg.gaa AvailaWa «urb« art la and paid far Y Weather Stripping MOOEL NOME wav ITU DPISCTIOMi: Oa.’Jtfl EtaU Park __ Y Built-In Wall Ovens koto EASY TERMS MILT All *lll, rl«hl on Hoot# » • mil./.; Wu loti ot Hta Moo r*o Y Counter-Top Range st~f|T3 SUNDAYS omit R 4 lot •hopolsq unnii PfOMoO la Konoood Drive l V White A.h Kitchen Cabinets 'fll nan Y Open Balconies , Akl L .. V Bock intrance /2/ NewJerseyRealty I A, Welkief dlwcu.ce le frequent But eed Train' direa TITLE INSURANCE CO. I. Nn,.,t end New Tech. DSMCTtOWI Hi NEWARK SHERWOOD FOREST I } tala* ITT. «*• MOOILf Of in daily TRENTON • HACKENSACK and wiikindi <3 NEW BRUNSWICK • FREEHOLD -OUAUTT CONTVOiUO CONJT*UCTK>M~ XL J. J. HARRIGAN CO. PArkway I*7loo 16 THE ADVOCATE September 3,1W» NEWLY AIR-COOLED OPEN MONDAYS TIL 9 PJL Fall Gardening Special! Tm. A Wed. 'til 5:30 P.M. HARDY AZALEAS There. & Fri. until9:30 P.M. Saterday 'til * P.M. 49c tech New Closed Sundayil Jersey's favorite! Well-proportioned plant* that make beautiful showpiece* for lawn or garden. Ready for fall planting. Main at Temple, Hackensack, N. J. i# & $$ $$ ##§§ P - riNEsrGßOCtwtsFINEST 6 i m WORLDs \ -y Specially Selected 0 ~~ pjjjj Quality Produce Ptewth*® \ - 33' p * Whole, mtfffliMMS Z^g' SH&te. IN <— towihosoup A5 Red-Ripe Pt Watermelons *«««*-rr «15' (hot “• light f. 79‘ I"! PFAS OH SWEET no, 10' V-8 JUICE I 7 5 C Boiling-size YELLOW ONIONS 3 -10 COFftt Locally-grown, tender . OI Martinson's n . 35* l al ti, PUHtn SPMM> STRINGLESS BEANS 2 ‘ 25' JatJaf 10■ Wo carry a full lino of specialties Strained §5,|5 C produce Including: garlic buds, French white D shallots, artichokes, radishes, basil, mint, coconuts, 6“75 Italian Italian w° imported onions, Persian un junior Jar parsley, melons, heihz Swiss chard, kholrabi, butternut, acorn, zuccini squash, 35' fresh celery cabbage, leek, plum tomatoes, collard color* LA Vfhlle or TOVIBS greens, okra, black-eye peas, red bananas SCOTT ft 89' and a host of othersl *°"° n 6 Ken l dog food king box 95 off size 15c Goods Baked Hovorl l, homemade FAB them the 'Oven-FreshJVCn to g.vgive - ingredient, lines* ith the Melt-away Made w COFFEE pkg 30'm RING ll SVJV^ c ea 55 sii4-. - M-..r*V u r RUh Y-* « and A breakfast od ness. *°PP« •" >«P ♦«£^® .0 a ®oW*" Grocery pric«» , hro Saturday, - baked , icing • »atin-smooth Other price* a c ib 69 dutchB»nw«w >B9 BUTTERCOO Assorted doz 48 CUP H .. SPICE TOP QUALITY MEATS 37 JL year* famou* in North Jersey for the finest meats lowest pricosi FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS Call ham style Only the finest quality the lowest possible prices Farm-froth, Grade "A FRESH PORK PULLET WHITE EGGS SHOULDER Ey 2 65 7 Packed fresh dally by P/0 imported Italian 4-oz. Grated ROMANO or PARMESAN bag 39 Finest quality, domestic sold by the piece Patrick Cudahy Sweet Apple Smoked Rindless SWISS CHEESE 49 SLICED BACON Made with full cream Wisconsin State lb. Branu MUENSTER CHEESE 45 »*t c m DELICATESSEN ALL BEEF FRANKS lb. Fancy Sliced BOILED HAM Shop Packard's Choice Seafood Selections for: mussels, Imported GERMAN SALAMI lobster, soft shell , thrimp, crabs, langostinos, chowder, Italian Genoa or Hard Salami little ##### •teamer and neck clams, smoked whiteflsh, lobster (Oerman Worsts of all klndsl) tails, fishsticks and a host of others.