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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - May 22, 1959" (1959). The Catholic Advocate. 54. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/54 Mailed Smut Due at a Million Homes WASIHNGTON to million Up one American children which h« program said is designed to: wul receive them over to the local postmaster for unwanted literature the further pornographic through mailt investigation. *uch material threatens the moral strength of America. thia • Draw attention to the Summerfield year, Postmaster public described as a General Arthur E. Summerfield raid problem; pornography $5OO million a year • Legislation designed to clarify the definition of ' obscene” here. Urge parents to business, the volume of which has doubled in cooperate; the last five years and make it easier for the Post Office to at a His received Department prosecute Speaking conference attended official! of • Mobilize department 14,000 complaints last year, he by women's community support behind enforcement of local added! those sending lewd material mails through the was introduced Summerfield state and these led to the arrest organizations, declared that the material is and laws; and conviction of 293 persons aimed in Congress by Rep. Charles E of at "and Those who filth Chamberlain Michigan teenagers even children (of) 8 to 10.” peddle this through the mails, he ages ... • said,' Rally public opinion behind stiffer Mis legislaUon which hia are “past masters at measure would also strengthen the language of the department advocates. crying censorship' and freedom of the 8I UT he said, ” mail statute ban all drugs, ? DISTRIBUTORS, are compiling their mail- press'. to medicines, articles, or things is list* from replies made by to By he cannot "This to youngsters innocent law, declared, postal inspectors open first is utter designed produce or ads for nonsense,” he asserted, 1* it prevent conception, abortion, "restore stamps, model class mail, which the smut distributors asking a airplanes, dolls and use. Thus, he said, sexual It was referred the Post similar items Some dis- the violation of civil liberties to deny the sale of potency." to House Office liquor to a 10- tributors even can take on cull names from high school department action "only the of citizens and Civil Service Committee which is yearbooks he complaints year-old boy?” conducting hearings on who receive this material.” charged. mail legislation Summerfield Post AT A SEPARATE said the Office has meeting here the Military Chaplains the Department “de- HE ASKED that Testifying before committee on behalf ot the National those unsolicited pornography Association dared war" on receiving adopted a resolution that such trash through initiation of charging the courts have of Catholic a four point save all materials sent them, Council Men. of which he is president, was John C. including envelopes, and turn been "unrealistic” in dealing with obscene literature. They dean of law said Hayes, the school at Loyola University, Chicago. Start Plans For Council Pope Deplores VATICAN Plight CITY (RNS) John Pope XXIII has ap- pointed a 12-man preparatory commission for the Ecumen- In China ical Council for Hungary, which he The Advocate originally announced plans last VATICAN CITY John XXIII Pope sharply deplored Venezuelan Ambassador to the January. It will be presided over what he said was Holy See Edgard the steadily worsening situation of the Sanabna, b‘ Cardinal Tardini, Vatican OfficUl Publication of the Archdiocese of Newark. N. and Church in Prince Albert of Belgium (at J„ of the Diocese of Paterson, N. J. two communist countries China and Secretary of State. - Hungary whose marriage the Pope will of- The commission said in both countries determined will contact 21 He that efforts are Vol. 8, No. MAY ficiate in Julyl, regents of the FRIDAY, 22, 1959 TEN Bishops throughout the world for PRICE: CENTS made to create being schisms in the ranks of the Catholic tmy state of San Marino. Bishop advice and suggestions on the faithful Fulton J Sheen seven other vis council. It also will establish liai- The Pope's remarks were of iting American and an situation made difficult by the -Canadian son with organizations and theo- impromptu nature and were made interference of civil authorities prelates, and mission dtrsetor* logians and draw up a tentative during a vesper service in St. from countries the I in ecclesiastical affairs throughout agenda for Votes the council. on S 2 Peter's Basilira on the feast world Assembly of "Some Bishops." he said, have Pentecost. Attending the rites their BESIDES lost freedom, others ran no Cardinal Tardini, WORKKRS FACTORY were The fate of Senate Bill state Were 15 Cardinals and members Tn mb-rs 2, which and their This of the Commission provides many needy students who are longer govern dioceses are: qualified told that to waiting of the Vatican carry out an apostolic scholarships for and diplomatic corps. situation meanwhilr becomes the Archbishop Giuseppe Ferretto, needy qualified students, is now for its of them I passage. Many would either have to program in the very places of in for other assessor. Sacred Consistorial Con- the hands of the New pretext illegal interior Jersey Assembly. After two to POPE JOHN recalled manual labor, borrow fulfill their desire for a edu- that his in places of heavy gregation, money college lenres, including eerie Archbishop Pietro Si- years of of its merits predecessor. appointing exploration the cation Pope Pius XII, had work which perhaps absorbs all by Legislature, or woqld to the wonderful siastirs who have gismondi, secretary, Sacred Con- have forego oppor- not been rhos in both expressed great sorrow the the energirs of man. of great passage houses of our over ” is gregation for the Propagation Legislature, a special tunity which this bill ci by the Apostolic See of provides. situation .of the Church the in China. merit Me warned that the dis- the Faith; hearing by executive of our According to Vatican Archbishop Antonio department state, it Our Senate can of its action This he " reports, of be proud bill a country deeply loved He traction a thousand things of Samore, secretary for extraordi- was returned to the Senate and [picked members of Opus Pans there, by a vote of has been criticized said that "with regret, We must ai.other naturr e\en though discussed, reviewed, and of Peace they applauded (Work l. a government nary ecclesiastical affairs in the 15-0, it overrode state that be the conditional veto which been Its despite Our previous may just and worthwhile, must had final passage is awaited The Secretariate of State; Rev Acs- optimistically parent? sponsored organization osfensihly Interventions, the situation in not be allowed to such placed upon it Its fate is now in the hands suffocate" no Couasa. of our of the and students operated with the blessing of the assessor. Sacred Con- needy " qualified hopefully expect China has further degenerated w ork Assembly. Hungarian hierarchs, gregation for the Oriental Church to thank the which has have hern not only Senate, already The Pope told the tearhers. passed Obviously referring to con (lx’banese); It is our chosen by the Budapest Msgr. Cesare Zerba, hope that will follow regimi f think they the example it and has overridden the veto, but also the serrations When ol doctors, tearh- Assembly, of new bishops by undersecretary, Sacred Congrega of their as aides ' lo the Bishops and associates in the Senate New bv ers and It Jersey, the which will do the Chinese "patriotlr Catholirs" priests. occurs to tion of the Sacraments. they hope same have, in fact, taken o\er most of me that we all passage this will be In defiance of the lloly he belong to the bill, the of the See. 01 their functions Also, Msgr Peitro extending help Let us get on with the of education our Palazzini, job May said constellation In all three are same state to and atlempts being made and grief crnsultor. directly the and Voicing "pain ’ user Sacred Congregation of needy qualified student, and students fulfill the it is indeed needy qualified ti place the Chinese rases a matter of expectations faithful the developments the Council; Rev Arcadio I.ar giving him an American of in China and way being educated, where- of their and the in announcing the truth: the parents legislators being truly col- “under the authority of shop truth reona. Sacred Hungary. Pope John said hr was secretary, Congre- by he may attend a of his own herds who of bodily the truth of college choosing There students who are not health, of lege will become college graduates and approxed by comforted only In the jnv he felt gation Religious (Spaniard); and the is a that this bill would the Holy See." knowledge truth of possibility be for the thus at the of the Msgr Dino Staffa, operative contribute to the of our State thought forthcoming " secretary. development great In rsangrlir life classes of this Hungary, Pope John eontin ecumenical Sacred Congregation coming semester There are of New council The council, of Semi September In his audience with the Indn Jersey. i'- the hierarchy naries 1 experiences a he declared "will he and Msgr. anew Pen Universities; m sian president Ihr Holy Father Enrico Dante. terost [or the edification of Chris Papal Master of the for praised country its re Rev. tian peoples, event destined Ceremonies; Paul Wit an " Philippe, Displays , Affability spert for spiritual salues He OP, To Ordain 42 to move heaven and earth commissioner. Sacred Con- noted the contributions Catholics gregation of the Holy Office were making there ] THE PONTIFF sprnt another and said he (French); and Msgr. Periele Fe- week In Was delighted with their efforts typically busy one day, lici. auditor. Sacred Roman Rota, ti increase and schools In for instance, aside from his regu improve who serve North will as of Outlines secretary the Jersey Apostolic far the Father Delegate duties, lloly commission. TIIF SAN MVRINO regents • Became the first NEWARK In Pope ever were advised separate ceremonies in Newark and never to separate to visit St Peter's Oratory Rome priest- Functions center main Who is Its irreplaceable founda- Limits hood on 23. Pope tainrd " May by Knights of in Columbus tion lie recalled this fact, he OMAHA, Neb. A the Archbishop Boland will ordain 28 for the Arch- Three pri striking similarity between TURNING TO the functions U. S), celebrated Mass in St said priests of because today the word function* for mary the Catholic his approach to people and that the Peter's Basilica /or S.ono Audiences diocese of Catholic press, he said one pilgrim" fteedom is that Newark at 9 a m. in Cathedral of the Sacred probably one ae the were pros* outlined here by of Pope John, whose and with represen- reason why its publication* spoke briefly them, rur» mosl oflen H«art. All completed their theo- nn men s lips Egidio Vagnozxi. tative he is. was evident twice while VATICAN CITY Archbishop must concern with • Blessed a Red Cross mobile its real rssenre lo Be-1 studies at Immaculate itself inter- seems logical k>, Rev. Leonard P. new Nutley; Span- apostolic Delegate to the at the banquet hall. After of ac national. national and local blood bank, blood remain foreign ** cause the press of official Conception Darlington. burgh. praised donor" to many people Seminary, Jersey City; Rev. James U. S eepting an honorary degree The In Paterson, Bishop events on the secular plane is for their response to the needs of reason for this, hr said, duties, Pope will McNulty F. Travers, Jersey City: Rev from Rev Carl M. John XXIIII "One is news will confer to give of par- Relnert, often these events have in others he addressed 10.000 is that it Is thought that free- Holy Orders on 14 an as peo curtail his of Edward C. Thompson, Irvington, S.J schedule audi ticular interest to Catholics . president of Creighton herently religious St Peter dom he men. interest which pie in s ran insured the young The ceremonies will and Rev. J. Ba Square later, "by Vincent Ward, he ences, it been announced start Another is to interpret and University, quipped during the secular deals with and delivered radio force of and the has at 9 a m press in a messageto arms, with help in the Cathedral yonne. an informal talk that the comment on the more he was only in of human laws by Vatican of St. John the Baptist. Impor- a cursory manner It* Venice to close month long rcre and conven- tant secular "the first graduate of the class Seven TO BE for news of the day, monies the tions." without A statement of the new priests stud- ORDAINED Pater reports. marking return there any though! of issued by the of- of " and the third is to the 1959 o' the il ied theology Immaculate son are promote raying particular tribute to body of St Pius X "building on the unshake fice of the Maestro di Camera, at Con works of the Church," he said. Later, the the week, the able rock ol faith in officill ception Seminary Of Rev. A Cassidy, Pater- Apostolic Delegate Catholic magazine* devoted to During 77 year old find." the in charge of •audi- the others, Joseph mixed informally with those Pontiff also Rut if all Benedictines, three son; Rev. John N. Hall. Packa- at- charitable or missionary enter- one leaves God aside.'* ences, said that private, special are mem- THE ARCHBISHOP chose the tending the dinner he "It he nack Lake; Rev H prises, said: is difficult • concluded even is and audiences bers of St. Paul's Abbey. New Theodore 49th Visited the grottoes of St freedom group will be annual Catholic con- press like and Kollar. Passaic, Rev. lo overestimate the Peter's he a word written waters of ton, four belong to St Bernard part many —as has done at least on granted only in “absolutely ex- vention here (see another IN Ills story. FORMAL talk, the the V. Lebiedz, Paterson, Rev Vin publications have played in month ocean cases Mary’s Morristown. once each to be traordinary ’ Abbey, Page 9) to make one of his Archbishop said that Catholic pray S. In laIk nn cent McCluskey, Sussex; Rev making Catholics of the U. S fore the tomb of Pius his traffic safely, The first formal should XII. offi statement added that THE for addresses since his publications not hesitate ORDINANDI the Ihc lather said it Arch Daniel J. Mahoney, Seaside mission-conscipus, and in ac- ciatcd at his Holy depends will be arrival only to In nephew's wedding precedence given to Car diocese days before. He engage controversy. above all of Newark are: Park, Rev. them else on common and John B. Wehrlen, quainting regarding the greeted a of factory work sense, dinals, other was given a tumultous welcome group members of the A factor more Rev J Paterson. apparent In extensive of rnurtrsy and He Arthur Bittman, Hill apostolatc charity ers. spoke with 40 school trarh patience urged Roman curia and by 2,000 persons attending the Bishops mak- late and one that side; Rev. John years perhaps is the who had there he for F. Doyle, Jersey The which distinguishing hall « rs rome to Rome more Benedictines of St. Paul's convention's to re respect ing their required five-year civic more visits Rev. John banquet. evident to a Catholic who mark of tratfir police and noted City; J the Church in the ccive that Rome. Egan, New- Abbey, Newton, are Rev Patrick teaching awards. they to In his formal the Arch- is not talk, an American." he out a ark; Rev. Richard C. 0. said, l S Received the carry hard job "whose du- Ehrenberg, Bonner, S. of • crew of a The statement noted the B , Baldwin. plane that displayed an "is the Catholic ties Bloomfield; Rev M. I-. bishop amazing ability of pub- he which he include moral Richard I.; Rev. Meanwhile, added, opinion had used to fly lo i I strength, audiences the is Timothy Joyce, of the American lications in Pope now giving this en- Galdon, Bayonne; Rev. 0 S grasp scene, country to have both cler- last kindness, charity and *' William B of magazine* kept Ixiurdrs sear and conferred justice take at , Forest Hills, N Y., up least five hours of his delving into such ter into amicable J. Gallagher. Bayonne; Rev. developments controversy. and laity to "the the Order of St Wil- and Rev. Brendan Ryan, O S B . gy alert pos- Gregory the day, every day. Additional as the re- liam M. Giblin, recent California re- “This willingness Newark; oi Bellerose, L. I. to enter into sible danger of exaggerated Great on thrtn, met .VKi Italian quests for audiences are com- ferendum which to sought re- an in Rev. Edward J. Gubernat, Ir- The four argument, fields where nationalism or parochialism” newsboys who him ing in such monks of St. Mary's presented with Pontiff volume that if grant- impose taxes on Church proper- there is room for vington; Rev. Eugene J. Haiow Abbey, debate with- and kept them aware of "the ar, album of front Working Morristown, are Rev. consisting ed they would take up almost there. ski, ty out losing for the of Bayonne; Rev Francis A. Jeremiah J. O S B respect either essential Catholicism of the pages newspapers announcing the entire day, the statement Cullinane, , But before and On His is Heinen. Elizabeth; Rev. John E. Elizabeth; afttj his views of one's opponent or the Church." his election, English (aid Rev Rembert F Reil VATICAN CITY S. formal talk given in fault- opponent himself, lends inter- Pope John Hopkins, Maplewood; Rev. Eu b. O. 8., Elizabeth, • Addressed Junior school Rev. IN lILS SESSION high XXIII less he " with news- has gene J. Kasper, Garfield J English displayed the est and zest to reading told American Rev. Casimir 0 S students on the Importance of Finley, 8., at au J, mannerisms men Archbishop Morgan's Bishops Visiting here he Paul which had led sc that that 300 Kavlick, Maplewood; and Rev. T. Archbishop Vagnozzl said tomobile Brooklyn, Beatus safety, broadcast a Wedding Rings residence, the be able Rev. in delegate greeted hopes to to Frederick C. Jer- Lucey, 0. S. B quaintances Rome to call few countries, "even some we speak Kng Koemer, , Overhrook, Pa special message to Portugal to Go Into Chalice him each llsh within “The American” his are correspondent a year sey City; after label Catholic." able to individually mark the unveiling of a and huge He LIVERPOOL, England (NC) return there match the answered questions frankly revealed that he is tak- Rev. John J. La following an ear- growth of the Cath- of Manna, Belle- statue Christ the King there, A solid lier assignment in in the and affably ing lessons almost gold chalice made ville; Rev. (1932-1942) olic press U. S. concluded nightly Joseph F. Lorcti, Jer- a the In his Kuropean religious from Thomas from more than 300 wedding Apostolic Delegation in Among the factors comments on the \Ngr Ryan of sey City; Rev Early Copy responsible rcdlo George L program with a short Mader, ser the rings has been completed Washington. for this he changes Vatican Secretariat of for Because of growth listed an which have taken place Springfield; Rev. Paul R. Man the Memorial mon, venerated the bodies of St the State He also Liverpool Metropolitan Ca "intense desire" by since he last served he keeps an Eng- ning, Newark; Rev. Thomas A. Day holiday, The Advocate will Catholics here, Pius X and St John Bosco HE (see thedral. TOOK OBVIOUS "to make of said that lish copy of th Imitation go to a pleas- use every means there are new of McCarthy, Westfield; Rev Thom- press day early neit "many story Page 9), and for ure in talking with the hnst. by Thomas The appeal the J press at to foster and the and ( a Kem- chalice as Murtha, Jersey week. All copy must be In promote" gadgets, now one pushes City; Rev. The • Received in a with audience Pres! on his brought in so many rings and meeting newspaper, ra- faith He also the loyalty of button to do pis. desk and reads 1 Harry E. Nelson, Newark; Advocate office no later than saw a things" por- dio and television dent Achmed Sukarno of other that there Is correspon- Catholics toward their lie praised Indo- tion# of It regularly for jewelry Rev Richard J 4 p.m. Monday. May 26, for Bishops secular papers for prac I O'Donnell, the two enough of the metal dents at the home of Arch- and the desire nesia, daughters of the tire to make Newark; Rev. John L. publication In that Issue. to support apos the manner in which they had Paprockl, president of the Mexican a second chalice. bishop Gerald T. Bergan, tollc work as other Senate,, |Harrison; Rev. Thomas J. Petril- reasons for handled recent Vatican develop- whose guest he was. the growth. ments and expressed the view that the Catholle Church in
America a enjoys greater sym- pathy than ever before For the Catholic benefit of secular 39.5 Million journalists, he his Population explained duties as Apos- tolic Delegate NEW YORK Newark retains its Miami Diocese. The Military Ordinariate lish countries Once or twire rank speaking and the piU in Catholic schools he as the fifth archdiocese was Philip- grade and high pleasantly largest given diocesan status a year earlier. pines. All statistics of explained In the are as Jan. 1. reflect a record increase of 189.931 that a question put to United States, according to the with According to the him was not his Official Catholic SEVEN OK THE the num- high achool enrollment jumping within prov- Directory for 1959 is- archdioceses in the directory, to 810,- S. ber of priests is at an all ince aued here P. J. and U. have populations In time high ef 768 (up 27,614). More than half of the by Kenedy Sons, excess of one 52,689 after an increase of He did so when million with those ahead of 1,876 for the increase was recorded by asked publishers. Newnrk as private Of the year increase, more is follows than 1,000 schools. what he thought about the pos- Newark listed as having a Catho Chicago (2,027,243). Boston was for religious priests sibility lie of (1,582,677), New who now total Parish elementary schools of a Catholic population 1.345,944, an increase York (1.558.328) and are now being 20,728 elected President, that of over adding 21,878 1958. In the same year Philadelphia (1,436,031). teaching 3,994,001 youngsters, or 165.412 Professed "As religious personnel include more than in 1958 Apostolic Delegate 1 have the Catholic of the Paterson Brooklyn continues population ss the largest 9.709 Brothers and 164,922 Sisters, nothing lo do with Diocese by 9,065 to total of diocese rep- political af- jumped a with a Catholic population of resenting THREE NEW institutions brought 210,693. very small increases of 15 the fairs." 1.473.480 It is the only with diocese Brothers and 347 number of Catholic to 942 while Sisters At the same hospitals He also disclosed that when more than a million Catholics THE time, the bed capacities have been increased he last CATHOLIC DIRECTORY full-time staffs, by served here he was fig Largest Catholic teaching at population gains urea place the total Catholic population all Catholic educational institutions 2,718 to 145,190. Patients treated in 1958 something of football during in a fan, the year were made in at 39,505,475. That is Detroit creased 8,786 increased by 344,541 to a record and Dame an increase over by (about 6%) to a record high a Notre follower at (88,761). Buffalo (88,760). St. last of how Louis (57,- total of of of 12,084,317 that year 3,481,498. That total, 156,116, whom 43.745 are lay He said he "never missed 392), Cincinnati (48,550) and Us is Angeles teachers. is According to the ever, swelled the fact that some That a of 8,616 lay directory, 288 the Navy-Notre Dame by (46,154). jump game or Catholic orphanages are two million Catholics under the juris- teachers 24.5% for the year caring for 21,- when it was played in Balti- The 1959 directory lists 224 mem 855 children, ” diction of the Ordlnanate are a drop of 1,381 more Military brrs of the However, hierarchy, including four THE DIRECTORY (an being reported for the first time. reports 16,185 21,855 children increase of 1,381) are Cardinals, 33 parishes (an The Archbishops (two more increase of 193), and a new total represents a 10-year being cared for in foster homes. Homes than last and high Cardinal year), >B7 (three new of 13,619 schools, for the invalids Cicognani Increase in Catholic of 12. Bishops including and aged now number population less than a year ago) 9,814 schools (an a parish elementary in- 332, or 18 more 787,132, rise of 47.8% over the 1949 than last year, with Given New Position crease of 161). New educational institu- facilities total. Included are Catholic THE for 29,182 residents. VATICAN population DIRECTORY, for which ClTY—Cardinal Cl some tions include three diocesan figures for Alaska For the 13th straight FROM A and Hawaii. 170,000 statistical seminaries, year, converts cognani, former Apostolic Dele- BLIND A CROWN: changes have been with all seminaries CHILD, Rev Richard showing an enroll- numbered more than There are now 26 100,000 with the the archdioceses and made to bring it up to date gate to U.S , has been made McGuiness the contains ment of 39,107 (an increase guides hand of blind dioceses, of 1,123 over total of 1038 140,411. child, Dolores Gri- 114 including the Vicariate being Conversions a 1.480 pages, 29 more than last year. member of the Sacred Con- The 1938.) as she crowns statue of for the last 10 year* total In- paldi, Mary in St Patrick's Apoatolic of Alaska, in the U. S. Major complete edition contains 1,301,335. gregation of the Sacraments Pro- even more The upward trend in Catholic col- fant 1938 Cathedral change in the structure of the Church baptisms in fell off to 23,132 which is Ceremony was 17, pages with information on the Church lege concerned with May sponsored by the Mt enrollments Is reflected legisla- the the by an in- from 28,101, and decreased Carmel during year was erection of the in other marriages tion with the seven Guild Department Canada, Ireland, England, of 19,374 dealing sac- for the Blind which Eng- crease to 290,867. Fulltime 10,260 to 314,088. Father pu- by ramenta. McGuiness heads 2 thb advocati Msjr a, last Bayonne Man Auto Question To Be Ordained Places in the Week's News In Catechism In Pennsylvania PARIS in the (RNS) Revision of People Week's News the French LORETTO. Pa. Rev. Bernar- A convention with catechism to add dealing the Soma 6,000 catechists are need- Dominic in Bologna has been re- d*ne J. social of careless to the list of Smith, T.O.R.', son of Mr. Asia will be ed in Lbboa to driving problems teach 60,000 chil- stored to its and ancient beauty grave Pi«, 72, world-renowned *nd Mrs. Thomas J. Smith 100 held in Manila sins la being contemplated | British of in December by dren hot only an the | author, preacher, scholar tries. 2,000 available, reopened to public after Italian W 16th St.. international ty the hierarchy, according to tha Capuchin is Bayonne, will be Pax Romana. or- a Church said. stigmatist, land will mark his spokesman being closed for almost broadcaster, I Archbishop Paul Yu Pin. a century. Paris Archdiocese bulletin. reported to be ex ordained on May 23 ganization of Catholic Administration tecovering satis-) i*Oth birthday by Bishop university of the Sacra- Diocesan May-25. iled of officials in Home re- La Semanie from Ordinary Nanking, Howard J. Carroll of Altoona- students and graduates Religieuse (Tha factorily J China, ment of was tele- pleurisy andj Cardinal Mlmmi, secretary of Confirmation a need 50 arrived a port for new jhas in Korea for visit! Johnstown in (he priests Religious Week) said anew ques- pneumonia at his monastery out- the Sacred Immaculate’ The Stritch School of Medicine vised Britain ‘ Consistorial Congrega- ,as I throughout for the annually but the j a guest of the number being answer •Ida San Korean gov-! Conception a*. Loyola University, tion and to cover negli- Giovanni Rotundo.' has named Chapel, Loretto, Pa. Chicago, ! first time on May 17. tion, been Papal Le- I ernment. ordained Its much less, with Some only gent or reckless driving may ba unconfirmed Father Smith will receive a grant of *230,000 press reports! gate to the Italian National will sing his first A national medical-pedagogical! 15 Cardinal Tien, 5.D.8.. exiled scheduled for ordination this added to the had said was near a chapter on "the re- he death last Eucharistic solemn Mass at noon year from the Chicago Arch- Congress nest year on May 31 congress has been held In Rome week. Archbishop of in-1 year. spect for life" in the peri- Peking, China, d:ocese, it has been announced. next Archbishop Francis P. Keough jured under of the Pontif in an automobile accident' sponsorship Excavations odical Rev. Leonard A S3 million seminary for sponsored by the revision of the catechism. (MaJ.) W. Scan- of Baltimore has marked the train- icsl Relief 25th, in last Organization. It ■ell of Germany August, will re-' Fathers been Pontifical Roman Academy of will read Manchester, N. H., for 18 ing Holy Cross has anniversary of his consecration, turn A statue j to US. Divine Word head-, of St. Catherine of Archeology in Rome year* an Air Force dedicated at Notre Dame Uni- have un Q Can an awtomobliist com- chaplain, has Rev. Paul Schnster, S.D.S., pro-' quarters late in June Siena will be erected in Rome covered what believed been nkmed versity. are to be mit a deputy national chap- vincial of the American Salva- grave sin’ A. Yes. When ha Cardinal Cento of Some not far from St. Peter’s Bssilica lain for the has A parts of the 2,500-year-old, long kills Civil Air Patrol with torian Province, • Serra Club to help promote himself or kills somebody has been elected been named Protector of the by the Sister Missionaries of the lost pagan shrine of headquarters in to Or-| vocations has been organized in Lavimum else through imprudence, Washington. the general council as second speed der of Discalced Carmejites Schools. the Brother by Urugnay. associated with mythical excess disobedience of Timothy Jerome. F.S.C., I consultor. or tha has the Holy Father Tha 13th-century library of St. founders of " been named head A modern junior seminary for Rome highway code of the San' Cardinal Spellman, Military Bishop Coleman F. Francisco district of Carroll of Oklahoma City the Christian Vicar to Catholics in the Armed has been blessed Miami has been named "Man Brothers. of[ and dedicated to St Francis de Forces, has been givn a medal the Year” by the Notre Pierre Dutch Dame' Sales Kemp. Catholic and citation by the Army for his | Alumni Club Poet, has been of Greater Miami.! Despite given the Nether 1 activities an intensive Church for servicemen. Rev. ends’ William J. Moran of, highest official award Rev. campaign against birth control. ton Philip S. Moore, C.8.C., San literature. Francisco. Deputy Chief ofi Pakistan has announced it will Notre Dame University, has been Rev. Army Chaplains, has been At The Trust C. C. named! introduce a wide-scale family Company of New Martindale, S.J., named to the U S. Committee for Jersey a Brigadier General planning the Atlantic Congress which will program. President Charles de Gaulle consider development of further Anew Jesuit novitiate replac- of France will be received in LIGHTNING cooperation NATO ing one bv fire has among coun- audience destroyed by the Pope June 27. been dedicated Lenox.
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Isiaviils Uf Oissfs Strsal * L 1 MT. PLEASANT AVIS. AMUOIINO. free. (asaste Pass ladrseA Slatwa (Jty las 711 Avaaaa iSIAILISHCO SOBS Banking Company NEST ORANGE | HUDSON BLVD. Jos. M. Co. lASI OIANGI: SOUTH OIAMCIi JERSEY CITY Byrno urro«N MON. THRU 00WHIOWN OPEN FRI, . 444 Casirat Asa—a IST Saetk Oraafa Avaaaa B LAT HOLLAND TUNNIL TRAVEL SERVICE ST. 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Cat) 1145 EAST JEJISEY 100 FIRST ST. 7 Service Deft. Ogee Daily 10 AM. •M MOAO AM M. r, MW I. N. ■"in rmiAi wmn - 1 SATURDAY 10 A- TO 6 P. M 1 J.j uiiuici ttw, •iial iniera erf — w ta 7. JO PJL m ■■■■■■■ m- MAiWfi-1740 ; @§ tel. 7 JO AM. ta 11 Naaa . Father McHale Marks Fr. Hoehn Dies May it, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 3 25 Years as Priest After GARWOOD Rev. John A Illness McHale, pastor of St Long Annes parish here, will 25th observe his anniversary in
a Solemn Mass of NEWARK His at entire priestly life at St. ~c Thanksgiving noon, spent Mary's May 24. On and Rev. May 26, the actual anniversary of his ordin Abbey Priory here, Matthew Hoehn, 0.5.8., died ation, he will 12 sing a High Mass for the school children at May after an extended heart illness. 10 a. m. Auxiliary Bishop Stanton presided at Parishioners the Solemn of St. Anne's will West New York, until Jan. 10, Requiem Mass May 16 honor their in St. Mary’s Church, Celebrant was paslor at a banquet 1959, when he became of Rev. Michael •t 6:30 pastor Collins 0.5.8., p. m., May 21, in the St. Anne's. He prior was chaplain of of St. Mary's Abbey, Mor- assigned at St. Mary's here, •rhool hall. and the Knights of Columbus in the ristown. Deacon and subdeacon I taught Latin, English and chem* Rev. J. West New Joseph Jaremczuk will York area for 15 were Rev. istry in years Bernard Peters, ■ St Benedict's oratory be toastmaster and has been chaplain of O 5.8., Honorary co- the New pastor of St. Joseph's, school. chairmen are Rev, Mirhari Jersey State Mas Police since 1946. Maplewood, and Rev. Gregory eenik and Father Jaremrzuk. FATHER MATTHEW wss also Schramm, O S B, of St. Mary's More than 400 are librarian at St. Benedict's and expected to Priory, a classmate. attend. Franciscan Head received his Frank Wolf and Marie degree in libnry Radack from are general co-chairmen. science Columbia Univer- In Jersey Visit sity in 1936. BORN IN Newark, Father Mc- He made I.AFAYKTTE, N. J - Most' a very significant Hale attended Seton Hall Prep. contribution Rev. Augustine Sepinski, 0 F.M to library reference Reton Hall ,1 University and Im- by the Minister General of the Order of publication of “Catholic maculate Conception Seminary. Authors," in two Friars Minor, visited the Fran- volumes, the He was ordained on May 26, 1934. ciscan here first in 1946 and the novitiate May 13, a second in He served as assistant pastor! 1952. This is I day after landing in New York a compiliation of the at St. Joseph of the Palisades,! biographies of for his second visit to the U S current Catholic DEMONSTRATION MASS: A highlight of the archdiocesan Week demonstration Masses taking writers Liturgical were by since office as head of the sung a total of 3,300 students in the four counties of the Surviving Archdiocese. Above, Roland is shown with the I Franciscans. are a brother, Fred Archbishop ministers of Mass at Sacred crick, and two sisters, Alma and Mondays Heart Cathedral From left are: Rev. J. j Father Sepinski will visit Michael Fuino, Msgr. Cornelius & Matilda Hoehn. James A. the Borgos Borgoi I selected Franciscan establish- Boyle, Msgr. Hughes, V.G., Archbishop, Msgr. Paul Knappek, and Rev Albert J. Hess. ments throughout the country and Imuranco Canada. Highlight of his trip will of all kindt be a meeting of all American St. Celebrates Franciscan provincials SfJ KEARNY Joseph’s increased AVENUE «» Father Scpinski directs the •), KEARNY, N. J. activities of Fran some 26.000 2/ Ciscans, including 3,000 in this 100 Years OIOROI J Service IORGOS He country. is being accom- of dividends .?. Alim H. ILAX* panied by Very Rev. Antonine NEWARK WILLIAM J OLACCUM The seventh established in New- In 1939 DcC.uglielmo. O.F.M . Definitor parish Archbishop Walsh Hmm Klara, 1-«7M ark will mark its 100th chose to the General for year next month. St. which him head work
said only on Sundays by a priest
from St. Patrick's, but in I*6* Rev. F. James Dalton was named the first pastor. f' At He bad been ordained only three years, one of the three members of Seton Ifall Semi- nary’s second class. can Rut a year you yff before his appointment, two S. Marsh Sisters of Charity opened two & Sons classes in the CENT# two-story briek building which also housed the rhurrh. A I nteregf Then in I*6*. four more Sisters a New arrived, and a two-story frame , VaVce house was acquired on Warren St , opposite the present convent, • HALF to serve as their home. VALUE It is interesting to note that each day after school, the Sisters in went to the emergency hospital ... saying! .... (where the Jersey is a Central sta tion now la), in which the
wounded from the rerent Civil War were still being treated in IR*9 the Sisters purchased r\ the property across from the most present church, and established an industrial school, later called St Vincent's.
Dalton Father began construc- tion of anew church, hut in I*7* he was transferred to St. Mary’s, % and died important Rayonne. soon after. 2
j And for your own HLS you should, SLCKSSOR was Rev «
Thomas J. Toomey, who served the parish for 1* His health years. ae future, and for the continued romplishments word were many: the 1 church was completed and dedi economy savings is an cated April I*. 1*»0; the rectory of the was built In IRAS, and he began work on anew school. This to was important brake on inflation, a way in completed 1*94, but was followed soon after by Father Toomey's death relieve the ‘‘tight money” problem. In The third fact, It U probably the word to which pastor was Rev. we owe the Peter J. O'Donnell, who lived State has increased growth of our business That’s why National during the half but a or so after past century. For value year his appointment. He was i> we followed what offer above To us value m,an, a11... quality combed to 3r'c —to by Rev. John J. O'Connor, its interest on savings tht with lowestpossible price. later to become the fourth
Rishop of Newark, who was to can encourage you save more. You Incidentally, to answer a question that has been pastor from 1*95 to I*ol. asked many His successor was Rev. George timet, the in our new price* Millbum store are identical W Corrigan, brother of at Rishop open a savings account any of with those Michael A Corrigan of Newark in our Newark Store. We invite you to visit (later Archbishop of New York), State either store for who served till his 22 National offices throughout exciting value* in all departments. death in 191* the The fifth pastor of St. Joseph's Rev. was Charles Smith, who o Interejt will b« Essex County. There’s one near had been Chanrllor of the New Diamonds and Fine ... U’atches and Clocks paid on oil Jatrlrj ark Diocese. 0 Father St where live or work! China and Crystal. and Bar Smith served jou iavingt Sthmwase, . . GifIs Accessories account* Joseph's from 191* to 1933, when and over $lOO Leather Goods Hand the parish may have reached Diggage . . . Bags its peak of activity. The parish band beginning J J and unm jpjn Religious Ecclesiastical Articles and drum corps made many ap- pearances; dramatic perform- ances became a regular feature in the school auditorium, and
parish-sponsored track meets drew large crowds. Many boy* and girls who received their in training the parish school en tered religious life. Rev. James Flanagan succeed ed Father Smith after his death The ESTABLISHED 1812 in 1933. NEWARK MIUBURN He had spent all his St. priestly life at Joseph's, com- 10991 Market liras! 141 47 Millbum Avanue ing there afler ordination, Ovta Man. thru tat. t:lt »• 4 and STATE BANK Ossa Man. thru tat 9:M ta A M NATIONAL remaining until named Wad. until 9 pastor of Thur*. until 9 f Ample Parkin* SI Thomas the Apostle, Bloom- John Dolan FitzGerald OF NEWARK George field, in 194* Field Hills Representative Manager—Millbum Store • • Millburn-Short REV. WILLIAM N. Bradley Irvington Orange named that was pastor year. Ha West reactivated the St. Joseph'* Essex-Caldwell t iSSLUiir Drum and thl Bufl* Corps, to b« Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 4 THE ADVOCATE May it, 1159 Interracial Council Pledges to Dedicate New Archbishop New Efforts on Anniversary
NEW YORK (RNS) - A res «iid, 'practice may, and unforv St. Benedict’s olution calling for renewed ef innately still docs, often fall is Building fort by Americans to end racial abort of an natural doctrine,
" discrimination was adopted here with most human affair* NEWARK With Archbishop Boland presiding, the balcony. The eafeteria on the at a meeting of white and Negro That being the case.' 4 he said, lower level seats 420. dedication ceremonies of the new $750,000 classroom, Catholics commemorating the the task ahead is evidently that The ground floor will have a auditorium and cafeteria building of St. Benedict’s Prep 25th anniversary of the Catholic ot mobilizing all the forces of trophy room, faculty room, will Interracial Council of New York the Church in this connection, be dedicated at 4 24. | p.m., May alumni room, publications office, [Rev. John LaFarge. SJ, chaplain since evidently the gallant bands The building, of brick, steel and glass construction, chaplain's office and infirmary. of the council since its establish of men and women represented The two marks the first of an first floor will contain phase ex- ment in 1934, spoke and described in the councils ran themselves classrooms a pansion scheduled for cession to the school will follow. and large band di. small fraction of program ! interracial justice as the No only a lh* practice room and the third floor completion in 1968, centennial an- At the dedication ceremonies, 1 work challenge to our Catholic of the Benedictines in the speakers will include the will contain three classrooms and " niversary Faith a office. Newark. Abbot O’Brien and faculty Krcollrrlion Dav Archbishop, The resolution on discnmir.a
Mayor Leo P. Carlin. Father - The Third tion was introduced by George ORANGE Order THE CEREMONIEB will start Philip will be master of cere- Francis l-ady of Science Table K Hunton. secretary of the U!h ol St of Our the St. where Round in Mary’s Church, monies. FIRST STEP: at St. This combination classroom-auditorium-cafeteria building olic Interracial Council Mt Carmel parish vs til hold a the will be fore Archbishop joined by Designed by Henry D. Digit be dedicated of Recollection Elects New Officers Benedict’s Prep, initial contruction in an expansion program, will by runner of 35 similar bodies Day May 23 be- Rt. Rev. Patrick O'Brien, in 0.5.8., and Sons of the Mass Philadelphia, ginning at 8 30 am and JERSEY on 24. other parts of the country It Abbot ot St. Mor- CITY Dr. Lillian Archbishop Boland May Mary's Abbey, new is of contemporary building said that today than concluding with Benediction at and Proietto of Marymount more e\er ristown, president of St. architecture with an exterior of College, the Catholic Tarrytown, N.Y., was elected interracial movement Benedict’s Prep, and Rev. buff Philip brick, trimmed with Indiana is convinced that its cause is C. Hoover, O. S. headmaster president at the recent meeUng pn 8., limestone. The theater-style au- of the Catholic Round Adult Names manly a moral one and an lm M 9t Benedict's The Table of Officers, Prep. pro- ditorium seats 842 including the A Sodality mediale to redouble ef challenge Wedding Reception Science, held at St. Peter's Col- " forts in the ahead lege here. i years at th# Father LaFarge said that the The other officers are: Rev. for World Prepares Congress ideological controversy the Benedict Lindner. 0.5.A., Ca- PLAZA HOTEL acknowledgment 'N* thedral College, New York, vice of the pnr.ci FAIRVIEW Stanley P. Kosa- ner, St. Paul's, Irvington, secre- for success of the World Con pie of interracial Journal Sf. Jonty City. N. i president; Sister St. Ma- kowski justice—has Virginia of Our Lady of Mt tary. Richard Donovan, St. Rose gress. been LARKEY Notre Dame won, as far as the positron provide* rie, College, 5.1., Carmel, Bayonne, was elected of Lima, Newark, treasurer. Lee Seven women's sodalities be- • D'tmf.ed Banquet Roemi of the Catholic secretary, and Sister Interracial Coun to Joanna, president of the Adult Sodality Dolan, came affiliated with the Adult tO $OO St. Joseph's, East Orange, cil is concerned. he ® Cuisine 0.P.. Caldwell College, treas- the However, Superior Union at World Sodality Pay was named Union: Our Lady of Sorrows, corresponding secre • urer. Modest prittt meeting held in St. Kearny; St Joseph's, East John the tary. ® Careful attentionto detail* Baptist has the Church, here. All the member sodalities of Orange; St. Theresa's, Linden; f Phone BnHal Coniultant s,i ST. VII - w GREGORY (1073 Other officers the St PRINTING elected were: Adult Union were asked to St. Vincent dc Paul, Bawumnc; 1085) was the first to Pope de- Jean Marun, St Paul's. Jersey St. Jersey conduct a Holy Hour in their Anthony’*, City. (Henry IV). HARRY F. MURPHY Oldfield 3-0100 pose an emperor City, vice president; Elaine Mcix Lucy’s. Newark; and Our =% BIGGEST parishes on Sunday, June 14. Lady 78 CLINTON of Sorrows, Jersey City. ST., NEWARK 2 Ampla Parking Spoce Air In her the Conditionod report on prepara Phone: MArket 3-2831 Estimates cheerfully W tions for the World Congress, | given SELECTIONS Eileen Prendcrgast. executive secretary, said that 19 countries
W have already made reservations
for the congress. All indications AND BEST VALUES IN.. at the moment point to an ex- pected crowd of 7,000 delegates for August, she said ‘ Rev. Richard P. O'Brien, pas- RUGS CLEANED CONTINENTAL” jtor of St John's Church, host, commended the delegates for t j Am. |.j . i /. their zeal in the apostolate The selfless spirit of sacrifice our Shampoo makos SUITS FOR BOYS of lay apostles, especially sodal- rugs look like now! ists of Our Lady." he said, "are your
a cause of edification to the lorltiy b first with the nowost—end tht finostl Htn you'll " clergy He urged the formation find MOKE of fho smart Itolion-lnsplrod "Continental" suits ! of more men's sodalities, noting for sixes for boys—ln for for studonts—all WALL to WALL juniors, codets, the great influence the men so- of tho fowtsf pricos for | rugged quality! With now picked | dslists in St John's have wielded slant wolf lopob, pockits, sldo vonts, sidt-butkli on trousors since their inception FIREMEN'S BREAKFAST: Thomas CARPET to Msgr. M. Reardon addresses members of the CLEANED ... oviry fobrft Including aristocratic Silk-l-Worsfidsl Newark Fire Department Holy Name Society at their 33rd Communion breakfast Family SERVING HUDSON May 17 at the Robert Treat At head table Communion 1 BERGEN are, from left, Harry J. Sommers, chief NEWARK A an family COUNTIES • LOwell 8-7900 LARGEST DEPARTMENT FOR engineer; Archbishop Boland, and Msgr. Cornelius J Boyle i a Communion breakfast will be held May 24 at St HUSKY on Ann * parish & STOUT BOYS ROBERT Fr. Piasecki THI Marks Nomattir how find chubby—you'll everything to fit your TREAT Jod at larkoyl Specially cut suits, coats, slacks, pajamas ■id PASS EXAMS shirts mako tho husky boy easy-to-flt In lorkoy's 40 Years HOTEL as Priest Your tromondous ossortmontsl Neighborhood Pharmacist Says PLACE. NEWARK JERSEY CITY REGENTS PARK His 40th anniversary in the priest- WITH QUCSTIONS ANO hood will be observed bv TOU« Rev Martin A COIDIAUY INVITU Piaseoki. pastor NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS of Our IfSMVAIIONS 'Oi Lady of Czestochowa with Solemn a Mass of Thanks- ANSWERS 24 I'he giving May e\rnt also marks his 10th t« Mi In »>iw h, Iw-nM („ • USE anniversary »•!» Im LARKEY’S REVOLVING CHARGE PLAN COMMUNION ■ 1 111 ■■ 1 liatn. as of the ( itv ■|(|ait. pastor Jersey parish UUIU Nun i uioutiair n»«j. PRESCRIPTION No down BREAKFASTS Th.it Lather payment. Tako 10 months to poy. Continuo evening Pusecki JifcwW luti Available will balance. bp guest nf honor it M I buying ovin though you owo a Or pay '/j each • ORDINATION a tpsti Tew- It.CM tnonul dinner month—no extra cost Elirn hr his par DINNERS ishionrr* in Victor' Hall with John • WEDDING Rev G Buklad as toa»r WESTFIELD niaster and honorary chairman NEWARK RECEPTIONS CINTRAL PHARMACY C#or*a Martorana. Archprirat at the Man ,>( USS PHARMACY Michael J. Carmtla. Re# Ph«r • OTHER SOCIAL Thanksgiving will be Rev Stan nut now “ UJT-M olaus The 1U .Wo < (impounded Rree FUNCTIONS Roslnski dpacon and IWInrri Open Eier* Hap r»ru*a Perfume* 1 rom •* a to 11 tjTatA&u Co*rnettr« m p m subdeacon will bp Buk Kather Sirk ft4 Mf Preip#ct Y E S books Room Currlie. Avanua cor. Montclair Avinua • lad and Rev Francis Knulo 414 Central Am. t WlttfiaM 1 ill "U W* 70 IAIT tin |i. Mt*. T..k 17 N. Newark. N J. win. Rev Anthony Prustnowski Modern «ir conditioned Ith OR ADI RARINTI will be master if Send lor Prep«nnc for NUTIEY JERSEY CITY OUTSTANDING MEN’S ( BOY’S locilit*o» f\nm ppremoniea. NEW JERSEY'S banquet HIGH SCHOOL INTRANCI A PALMIRA CIOTHIERS-MABERDASHERS The PHARMACY preacher will be Rev Jo •AY OlUO CO food ond wnrlct olwoyi SCHOLARSHIP I XAMS Arthur C Palmare. Ph O »eph J SleUki PI-l S ihirr'Mim .trill Pool i«m«t Ricci*. Rt« Pha Preemption Phaimaoata NEWARK: STANLEY ) AKUt Rlnlflllril MARKET t HALSEY STS. Babv Need* Suk Room Suppliee atrnpdona Promptly t Monog#» FATHER I*l ASM Kl. a native OPEN MON., WED., I FRI. TO 9 P.M. i Rat* Druia >nH ■ of • Tanalc, was ordained on June f ranklln Ay# Nutl«# MHf Bar*en Avenue ONE HOUR FREE FAKING MAIDEN Id, lip r*or Cl*r. LANE LOIS #B. 11, 12, A 14 1919 lerved as assistant N J HI 1-4411 FOR RESERVATIONS a ORANGE Our Lady of Crrstorhoua tin JERSEY CITY 111 1994 when he was POID1 OIUO ITOKI PATERSON: 221 MAIN ST. Call MArket 2-1000 appointed VALINTI'S PH AIMA C V Farts P*ul Otnlil. Ph G V.lRntl, ».* Ph* PASSAIC* 218 WASHINGTON pastor of St Stanislaus, Plain Rosary r PLACE rr.arnptlon* Pf.tcrlptmn. c*ll*d Cop - fl.hr Nndi field Me became pastor of thr h/** 0 A KNOTT HOTEL and fSplUprpd ; Free Deliver? m W**R Sidp 0* Ayr., opp FalrrtP’ Jersey City chureh 1949 CATII -AR I r,„ in »pl,..rr Cllr. N J A LICIT w HINDU Iff Main ItfHt Father Piasecki Oran*#. N J. PhP"* 01 11IS4 tile dinner Speakers at will In IJB So Columbwt A chowa School for Ooautiful lllutlrotod Catalog "CONVERTIBLES" The dinner chairman is John tond 23c The ‘Polo’ Chair to covor mailing coiti If|4 FOROi clean. R&ll. very \\ H Wajsiciuk tlrea. automatic Irimmiuion. new top, 4*03 ' In exotic India Cane' coin- I*l4 BUICK. « THE Sturdy, cool, light, fail but fu.bi. rn tury. RAH. automatic tranamtation. WW tlrea. full power. 4140A Gym fortable, stylish as can bel Use the "Polo' 1 Boystown ItSI OLDS Super tu\ n A It .ulo r rowar Steering. Power Rrakee. HOMESTEAD want 2 at thu WAV Broken k Chair anywhere You Tlraa. very clean tlJfl Ground Older DAN People Catered to A ■A 4 FELIX FORD \ 1 Huffman Boyle KFJARNY Ground for the price! "Growing thru BKTILR Sirvir#" Graciously TM Bloomfield new auditorium of A«e . Bloomfield gymnasium Ridgewood PtUrlm 855 M vicinity New Jersey's Bovstown here was srA GI 4-6682 95 broken by Rev Robert P Egan, ea. 17 kV Only director, on May Construction No. |f* «• to •Saint Leo (it'ure Raising of funds for thp new facility has been adopted as a LISS’ project by a number of orgamra College tmns Including l»cal No 464. PRE-VACATION SALE Amalgamated Meat Cutters and m • Food Store Employes the New Jerseys Rovslown Guild the Elks of New Jersey who hair A I.literal Arts their own Bovstown committee No The Oprating Engineers, Local Christian Brothers Novitiate Mont Hi Junior at La Salle n (College 623, and Stationary Local No 6ft California's in Napa Valley. The fertile International Union of Operating Valley's grapes cultivated for The m Engineers. are Christian Brothers Ruhy Port. Conducted by the BENEDICTINE FATHERS From the dedicated labors and St. Mary's Picks BROTHERS LISS hat a store wide sellec of tion of vacation needs for devoted men University Parallel and Cana Mother the entire family in all de Courses Pre-professional PLAINFIELD :ome the wines of -O A 52 years- partments great Leading Toward wed woman »ii named Cana All Color Film 25% Off All Degrees Mother of (he Year at St. Mary's '(The parish The award was present- 1 • 8 JUMBO PRINTS ed to Mrs. John Lopresti at the '(fhristitt' recent Cana Family Communion i printed mitd drvilgptd mnly ON THE SAME CAMPUS breakfast by Ms#r Harold V.l Saint Lro College Preparatory Colgan, pastor. (Christian School tor Bovs. Grades 9 12 Mail or Phono Orders! A second award went to Mary For Informal ion Write Smith, former organist of the MSt I ORANGE SPRINGFIELD and THF, REGISTRAR parish, described as "a Ctntrsl An. OR 7-1000 Ri. 24, DR 9-4300 Wt friend and benefactor of the Salnl Leo Cana LESS POMPTON PLAIN College movement.'' Urothro Saint Leo, Rev. John Caufield of St. Rl. 23, TR 5-3400 Bar-i Drug Dmp't. Storm Scotch Plains, ad- • tholomew's, *1 Journal S«aara HI of California RAMSEY HACKENSACK CAtMf*WTUIOI OICOIAUH9 FLORIDA 1-10 M-7111 dressed 350 at the break- At rour unit* iu dan a mr ImUriUlt Ctr. DA 7-1300 Rl. 4, Dl 3-4300 people AN ORDER Of>*n Dally till I A M. FOUNDED IN t«l>. REIMS, fast, which was arranged hy Mr. FRANC! Saturday 'till 7 A.M. Hedden. Fromm Sn-hat. and Mrs. Lawrence anil Inc.. »ol« tfsßtbutan, >■>* York.KV.C*«*•*Bt,SanFraneise*.Cal* Morristown Benedictines M*y 22. 1959 THE ADVOCATE 5 Honor Englewood Carmelite Will Be Ordained May 23 P A ERSON ~ Four On 60 Years in the T, Benedictine monks of St. Elizabeth. will Priesthood A KK- Mary’s Archpriest be Rev. y Mor st °w 1, will be Thomas J. Donnelly, '. Ti 7 among 14 young men ordained pastor. Dea- p ENGLEWOOD A unique was ordained at St. Vincent's by con and subdeacon will be Rev. has held many positions in his Bishop McNulty on May 23 They will receive Holy celebration will take in Latrobe, Pa., Prior, ** 9* Ambrose Clark, 0.5.8., St. Bene- place Abbey, by Bish- order: master of nov- m the Cathedral of st John St. Cecilia'a Church the Baptist here. May op Richard Phelan of Pitts- ices, definitor, of here dict’s Prep, deacon, and Rev. rector ths 26, at It a. m. At that time burgh on May 26, 1899 Thomas Confroy, 0.5.8., Dclbar- House of Theology, Washing- Thp Morristown beth Rev. J. O. During the 60 Benedictines Archpriest will be Rev. Hil- ton The Stephen McDonald, years of his ton, instructor of seminarians , School, subdeacon. *re Rev. Carm., Jeremiah J. Stephan. 0.5.8 will say a Masa of priestly life, Father Stephen and Cullinane, ary , pastor. Also preacher will be Rev. Arthur as retreat master. O S B , and Rev. Rembert assisting commemorating F will be his two broth- Mayer, 0.5.8-., of Delbarton. Fra- Thanksgiving O S B 60th Reilly. both of Rev. the anniversary of his or- , Elizabeth; ers, Briant Cullinane, trr Austin Quccnan, O.S 8., will Rev. Casimir J. St. dination. Finley, 0.5.8 ’ 0.F.M., Conv., Peter's, River- be master of ceremonies at the Brooklyn, and Rev side. deacon: This Beatus T and John Cullinane, Mass. is the first diamond Lucey, 0 S B master of , Overbrook, Pa. ceremonies. Rev. Con- jubilee for a Carmelite priest all Coughlin, 0.5.8 St. FATHER FINLEY is the son since the order arrived FATHER , Mary's in the CXUJNANE, is the of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fin-i Abbey, will be subdcacon. The James United States more than 100 •on of the late Mr. and Mrs ley, 414 Columbia Brook preacher will be -Rev. Martin St., years ago. Jeremiah Cullinane and the lyn. Burne, 0.5.8 prior of St. Mary's He studied at St Fran-' , A diamond jubilee is a rare grandson of Mrs. Daniel Cough Newark. cis Trep there, St. Paul's Abbey, Priory, achievement for priest, PATERSON JUBILARIANS: These of Dio- any Newton, and St Vincent's Col- priests the and for this occasion many of FATHER REILLY the cese of is son Paterson were ordained on lege, Latrobe He entered the May 26. 1934. and the Carmelites from all over of Mr and Mrs. Roy will Reilly, 16 Benedictine Order in 1952. tak- be silver in observing their jubilee the the country will be Oakwood priesthood present at Place, Elizabeth He at- ing his novitiate St. Benedict at s this year. William the They are Msgr. F. Louis, left. Chan- Mass and the dinner follow Abbey,, Atchison, where he made A cellor ing in the family portrait of Paterson and of St. Brendan's. auditorium. Because Ins first vows in July. 1953 He pastor Clifton; and Father Stephen has been Msgr. Thomas J. of chap- has since completed his studies Molloy, St. the by AUGUSTA BERNS pastor Philip lain at Holy Angels Academy at St Vincent’s and St. Mary's Apostle, Clifton Also ordained on the same day was for the past 20 years, the en Morristown. more each Abbey, Rev Francis B. tire of grows precious year Warlikowski, pastor, St. Joseph's, Lin- faculty that institution Father will celebrate Finley his will be coln Park. present plus their girls' choir. Salon Portrait $24.50 Ip.oolly Prlcsrf FATHER The magnificent STEPHEN was group portraiture of our famoa* born gives Jesuit Work in Puerto Rico Feb. 10, 1875, on the Mar- photographer you unusual poses, individually lighted and hand-finished Groupings of four or more rott Estate, in the present lim- also specially priced. Gift its of Bcrgenfield. He attended portraits posed now will Given to Local be finished Province in time for Father's Day, June Slit. Mt. Carmel Grammar School. and then NEW YORK The New York' In Puerto Jesuits Tenafly, left for New For appointment coll Rico the con your Province of the of Baltimore, Pa., to study Society Jesus duct a high school, parish church, for Augusta iernt, Seventh Floor has been given the Carmelite complete charge a retreat house and priesthood. He seminary Newark Plainfield of Jesuit missions Paramui in Puerto Rico Plans call for eight New York Ml 2-6109 by Very Rev John Baptist Jesuits PL 7-0019 HU 9-9751 Jans to arrive in Puerto Rico sens, S.J General , Superior this summer to take charge of Founds New Society to the Up in high school and i now, Jesuits Puerto parish. PROVIDENCE. R I _ Adi Rico have lin, 1139 Hill Road, been entrusted the Galloping to f ventuallv. priests from the occsan society of lay Rrothers Antilles Elizabeth. He attended St. Bene- Vice Province centered will province staff all works with will be organized here in Septem- dict's entered in Cuba. Twenty Prep. Newark, and three Jesuits native Puerto Rican be- to Jesuits ber serve in an auxiliary the Benedictine are Order in 1950, currently serving in Puerto members of the coming New capacity to pastors in catecheti- Rico studying at St. Vincent’s College, tended St Benedict's New York Prep and Provincr cal work and parish visitations. I.atrobe, Ta. He entered the novi- began his studies for the priest- tiate at St. Benedict’s Abbey, hood at St. Vincent's College, La- Atchison. Kans , in 1952 and was trobe, Pa In 1952 he began his professed on July 11, 1953. He novitiate at St. Benedict's Abbey, studied philosophy at St Vin- Atchison, and then studied phil- cent’s and theology at St. at Mary's osophy St Vincent's and theo- first Mass in the Church of the Abbey. Morristown, where he also logy at St Mary's Abbey, Morris Visitation of the Blessed Virgin taught English in Delbarton tfwn, also teaching in Delbarton Mary, 10 May Brooklyn, at am., r School. School there. 30. Rev. John J. ZL ONLY Sexton, admin- a Father Cullinane will celebrate Father Reilly will celebrate his istrator, will be archpriest. jg his first Mass at noon. May 24. in first Mass at noon, May 31, in Deacon and subdoacon will be & Blessed Sacrament Church. Eliza- Immaculate Conception Church, Rev Ignatius J McCarthy, i O S B . deacon, and Rev William Calloway, pastor. Our I.ady of v t/ood Counsel, Inwood, I. 1 . sub- deacon The preacher will he Rev ir David O S B St. UNIVERSAL Conway, , Mary's IF YOU are in Abbey, and the master of cere- monies will be Frater Austin Queenan, 0 S B. A’ NEED of MONEY FATHER LICE Is the ion of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lucey of Overbrook, Pa. He attended St. CAN OFFER not and why got in touch with ont of our 9 convenient Joseph'* Prep, Philadelphia, offices? began his religious studies at St. Vincent's College. I.atrobe, Pa. We moke PERSONAL LOANS to residents of Hud- After his he was the facilities and to sophomore year experience bring you the most in son accepted for the novitiate of St, County up to $2,500 (ond up to 2 years) at LOW BANK RATES. convenience and at quality, savings ... the LOWEST You be find how little It moy surprised to costs to POSSIBLE WEEKLY COSTI borrow money at a bank like COMMERCIAL TRUST DON'T GAMBLE COMPANY. Just look at the following table: Amount of You You Pay with the Note Receive Monthly ALL YOUR FOOD $3OO 00 $282.00 $25 00 for 12 mos. 600 00 556.30 40.00 for mos. PLUS A BRAND 15 FOOD YOU EAT! NEW SELF 900.00 823.20 50.00 for 18 mos. other DEFROSTING amounts up to $2500.00 in proportion REFRIGERATOR- and up to 24 months. FREEZER MORI MIAT MEALS PII DOUAR 5 MAGNIFICENT 195* FREEZERS AND All loans are covered life insurance personal by at no Jniv*r;nl meot methods REFRIGERATOR FREEZER COMBINATIONS I cutting « coolly FOR LESS THAN YOU ARE NOW cost to and need not be of the Nof off brond (rMitri but you, you a depositor ng yo . . . new, »pe ALL FAMOUS NAME BRAND FOODS I'ttitri monylndurtd bonk to borrow. < tally designed to SPENDING FOR FOOD ALONE! B>'di Eyt, Compbells, Heim. G«'b*'» Come In, writ* o»* Mo»d, Ronioni. Etc b«lo» nr phono At pr FREEZER.WRAPPING ACCURATE LABELING who! retoil Chest and Freezers Also Available you now of Custom and of Upright poy cutting wrapping your YOUR OF BRANDS Nine Convenient Offices . CHOICE FOOD AND moot* to personal specification your Trade-In of of food with Your Old Refrigerator freedom selection rso Mary's Abbey and his LOWEST FOOD PRICES professed minimum No ordtr planned pockog*, simple triennial vows on July 11, Our trsmsndous volume oddod order who) moons sov • you wont FREE Life Insurance! • FREE Food 1953. He philosophy at Deliveryl Commercialtrust co. completed ALL PRIME AND CHOICE MEATS St. Vincent's and in September, All moot* or* guaranteed to be U S. WHY SEmi FOR LESS THAN All THESE • FREE Food of New 1956, was solemnly professed Spoilage Jersey a Go»*fnm»nt inspected; Prim* and CboK* ADVANTAGES THAT ONLY UNIVERSAL • FREE Service and War- monk of the Morristown Abbey, grodes only OFFERS Insurance! 6 Jersey City Offices where he studied theology and was M«tn: 1} instructor at Delbarton ranty! licKange Place 724 Bergen Avt , of Feirmevnt Avo. UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE ON ALL FOODS • FREE Home Economist 440 Newark A wo.. «t Five Corner* 184 Newark Av#.. near Jersey Avo. Father Lucey will celebrate his TAKt ADVANTAGI Of TWSI SAVINGS I Grev* 33i If , *e«r Avo. Avo. Nowork 115 ieckton Avo.. of Woedlawn first Mass on May 24 in Our Lady Service! • No Minimum Order of Lourdes Church, Overbrook, HOTEL BAR 3 Bayonne Offices M MAXWELL HOUSE Vmm Pa Archpriest will be Msgr. £ 234 Broadway, at ftk Sfroof lb Peter J McGarrity, pastor of St. BUTTER lb. 144 Sfroof JQ COFFEE 3/ Broadway, of 35H» §75 Broadway, of 41tt Sfroof Francis of Assisi, Philadelphia. Branch Deacon and subdeacon will be AIL Offices Open Monday Evenings U. S. CHOICE Rev David Conway, O.S B . Del- Etc ITAUAN STYLE J Gerber, Beechnut, ETC from 7 to 8 barton School, and Rev. Christian , C Casper. O.S 8., St. Benedict's VEAL / V BABY FOOD jar SATI DtFOtlT VAULTS CUTLETS Q AS Prep, Newark. The preacher will Member Foderol Reserve System and Pederol Deposit Insurance Cor^. be Rev. Hugh W. Duffy, 0.5.8., 25-FT. ROLLS LOW PER mm St. Benedict’s, pastor, Newark. C REYNOLDS HtINZ CATSUP bof. AS WRAP|9 |1 WEEK RECEIVE GIVING Mi* NO MONEY DOWN Yes, we will mail a check tlx you every month* for life if you inveit throuflh our COMPLETE for Average Family of 4 LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT pay nothing for 6 weeks TV* rate of interest depends upon CALL TODAY! your age. ONE MONTH'S 4 Collect Calls Taken You will the educational 24 Hours a Day Including Sunday help work of our S.V.D Catholic missionaries in| u SUPPLY OF FOOD Japan and the Philippines. Newark MArket 4-1800 Paterson—SHerwood 2-6707 Steaks, Chops, Morristown JEferson 9-5202 Red Bank—SHadyside 1-4702 Yatt will receive an assured income for life and many spiritual is Roasts, Fish, Etc. New Brunswick—CHarter 9-3666 Staten Island—ELgin 1-3600 remembrances after death. Clt . Rockland \ County—NYack 7-0737 An investment for LIFE and ETERNITYI rHIS IS A FOOD SERVICE NOT A FOOD PLAN MAIL COUPON NOW Send Income *or confidential me information onyour Life Mission Contract information Name.— Age UNIVERSAL HOME FOOD SERVICE write 2583 Morris Avenue, Union, N. J. City Zone State ... UNIVERSAL WM ieMKa today to Please have representative call for further de- tails. MEMBER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN UNION, N. J. NAME ADDRESS REV FATHER RALPH S.V.D. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES *.*C»r S AVTNUf UNION N CITY PHONE 316 N MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 6 the advocate Nay », IISI Films on TV Movie Reviews WHtNw la ■ lit* »f films pi t*l*- *Wm Mar M W. Tha Laawaa a* Oacan- Cana Calendar «r w»a« Radio ratsf Htaa* films firm ra- William H. would-be *ddi TNn mar ka akimaa la am By Mooring next, comical sea-1 story holds attention by sheer *a an aaaaral- cvta far falaafalaa soning as he tries vainly to help dra- CANA |t. hawarar. taa af rat- weight of drama piled upon •UNDAY, MAT 14 Laalaa Paaaarr It to acaaafaa Happened Jane out his sweetie and fend off *l9 mm. WNKW Sacred Heart. ™j»f* ka aa tarracf maral a ma, but an air of per- SUNDAY, MAY 14 tVIIUItIMI, unreality T:l5 m m. WRCA—Hour of St. Francle Good (Family) New York newsman vades An Qftw. ItemrL Cui U. 730 Heart dashing the narrative. ambi- bend 7JO ijb. WHOM—Sacred Hour FOR THE FAMILY •JO Art Marta This Maine, (Steve Forrest). a m WMCA Hour. cet in tious, young law- Anwli Wash Tb«lr r Make Wltfi comedy, unscrupulous Bair Trlnllr Story of St. Paul. a C«u n. wom- hen Mas In Trurk seems designed to prove yer (Paul Newman) brni CHj. Sit CiniNl. Can* L *49 a.m. WMTR—Hour of ft Francle tramples IN Bachelor ! and Um Mystery of Uth Yourtff Philadelphians •N. HK 2-4742. *3O .in. WCBS Church ofthe Air. an’* over man, show a Bobby-Soxer Guest iupremacy underfoot all decent principles I*3o WABC—Chrirtlan in Action. Cr»«rtl11. St. Tvrvn'a. Cana n. TM a m. Bo«a of Faces of Hangtou New 1t37 off Doris Day and Good (Adults) in social climb his LO 8-71 Iter. Edmond Bernard. "Wltneae to publicize the ruthless, »JH. W. Mesa North of Border Chrlat." Not Maine lobster*. Doris, a more Alrar Xdsa. St. Patar'a. Bury Me Out of the Depths playing For than two hours, dispossessed mother (Dians Cana n 7 11JO WOR Marian Theater. a m. Lone Prairie P.m. CO S-3190. on Patrick the Great Neon WKJR—Sacred Htart Hour widow with two small children, James Gunn's from Brewster) has drummed into him Carefree Peart screenplay Waatilald. Annual. 7 930 WKCA Catholic of Death Holr Trlnlt». pm Hour. Crasr starts lobster business and House Pier 13 a gets 1 Richard Powell's novel "The from childhood. he re- 84L Aer. Walter Finally J. Burfhardt. f. Dangerously They Pride ef Bowery a a "Sanctity and Cotirereiena." into big legal tussle with subjects Phila deems himself, risking social PRE-CANA Lire See My Lawyer Philadelphian" •30 p.m. WVNJ—The Urine Rotary. Boy nephant They Came to railroad tycoon (Ernie Ko- society of the middle popularity and influence Fronller Law cocky delphia political Mar JWan# 7—Fort Lee. Madonna. Blow Up America MONDAY, MAY 21 The town becomes OO 1-4348. Geroniine vacs). whole 1920s to merciless explorations in order to defend a socialite - Thunder Birds • p.m. WSOU (TM) Sacred Heart iun« Ghost Catcher* Primp. 7-14—Union City. St. Anthony Program. Trsmp. embroiled in the bother which of social snobbery, friend (Robert Vaughn) whom Girl Oasy Tramp j illegitimacy, •f Padua. HE 43608. 030 WSOU (FM) Family Then- p.m. Go West Younf Trap sizzles like a lobster Newburg | adultery, alcoholism, war injuries and family hypoc- 14-21 ft. Ur impotcncy, Jun« Newark. Patrick’s. Lady Walk a Crooked and glows in Eastman-color SO 2-2807. of political graft, legal reduced to a dissolute, TUISDAY, MAY 24 Howards Mile chicanery, risy have Virginia 9 pm WSOU (FM) Sacred Heart You'll Find Out against backgrounds so pictur- greed and murder, until one be- broken alcoholic Murder is tho Pro Kansan tram. (eels like FOR esque one "going East.” gins to wonder whatever hap- charge and of course the hero ADOLESCENTS WEDNKSDAY, MAY 27 ADULTS, Jack Lemmon, as the widow’s pened to the Liberty Bell. The wins the - Adventures of Lavender HUi case • pm. WSOU (FM) St. Anne do LINCOLN Tartu Mob Beaupre. Are Husbands Lydia 930 WBNX St. p.m. SUphcn’g Necessary? Ili»d and B«re*nlin« Murder Is News Avtnu* Church. Novena Barkleys of Unto Union Night Night City THURSDAY, MAY 2S Broadway Pardon My • WSOU FM) - Sacred Between pm. Heart 2 Women Sarong Condemned RESORTS Procram. STARTS Park Row MAY 27 Women WED., *3O p.m. WSOU (FM) Arp Marta Port of Hell Dead FOR ONE WEEK Hour. Reckoning Private's Progress Espionage Agent Raw Deal FRIDAY, MAY 2f NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY Foreign Corres- of NEW JERSEY - Return Monte First Run Hudson 1 WSOU (FM) Sacred Heart County p.m. pondent Cristo Program. Forever Yours Ringside 9:13 p.m. WSOU (FM) Hour of It. Fuller Brush "ONE OF THE MOST Man ] Roughshod Francia ASBURYS NEWEST OCEAN-FRONT Gorilla Man Kan \ntone 930 p.m. WBNX Perpetual Wore BEAUTIFUL FILMS EVER Help Groom spurs I Scarf Novena. Guilt of Janet i 100% FIREPROOF HOTEL Shining Victory •30 WSOU Hour of p m. (FM) the WELCOME: Rev. Ames i Short Grass SEEN ON THE SCREEN” Crucified Philip T. McCabe receives the con- Hatbox Mystery 1 Sleepers West lOTEL MAY 22 SATURDAY, gratulations of Mayor Leo P. Carlin Hellzapopptn j Son of Franken- 730 p.m WOR Family Theater. after being sworn Holly and Ivy stein M In Which We Talk SPRIN6 LAKE N.JI Modt with and in as of the Newark of the Town BEACH, loving chaplain Fire Department Serve Texas Three dovMrt Indianapolis Speed- Musketeers tore. Frances way Women In Whit# It's * Pleasure Wrecking Crew Television It's In a sensitive Gives Grant for Sworn as the Bag You Were Never BroaVfart Descaot, in _ Continental Johnny Fager Lovelier - plan Euro, Plan . OBJECTIONABLE Now Open 2" odress, gives an SUNDAY, MAY 24 Heart Research Plan From July Fire BU Night Sea Amorican • •JO a m. (4)—"Let’a Talk About Chaplain Davila Brothers In Saddle Shadow of Inspiring Cod." Mary knoll Sister*. JERSEY CITY - Dr. Robert a from POOL l> CABANA CLUB NEWARK Don Juan Qullll- Woman Block 10JO a.m (7)—Christopher Program. Rev. Philip T. Vuhln«. u»crowd- C. Little of the Seton H*U ••n Shield for "Play Your Part In Government." Col- .r.IUbU in At The Boardwalk 6 2nd Ava. performance." j? pastor of St. Thomas Each Dawn I Die Murder B.lhtnl Regu„t . Jerry Colonna. McCabe, Booklcl ' r Cwmmt% Dvßy HWi lege of Medicine faculty has re- Eve of St. Mart Story *d r».«rt OwnnW- 1130 (11) "Pur- Aquinas, was in of 0.1. Joe Taylor. PARK, IV J. pm Christopher*. sworn a chap- Froien Ghort Kp+ » pa»k>uo ASBURY ceived of to Tarzan. Man Ph. Gfbron FMI po« Makes the Difference." a grant $4,150 con- «Ur.«tW« ' lain of the He Stayed for Too Many KATES .r« 4 30 (4) Catholic Hour. "Death Newark Fire Girls ‘IMPRESSIVE AND Tlh p.m. research Depart- duct on diseases of Breakfast White ★ of Dolcedo." the ment Cano by Leo Judge fl Mayor P. Carlin Winner Take All Can»#r •! Town. TUISDAY. MAY 14 heart. Flnttt Location In INSPIRATIONAL... on May My Favorite Wife Church#*. Ihooolnt. Itc. 3 pm. (2) "Woman." Pro Cana 12. Convenientto The grant was made the Floridian Fool on Fr#ml*#a Conference. by More than DESERVES THE a hundred well- Froo Haalthful Ocoan Bethlnp • Pm (13) Bishop Sheen. "Three American Heart Association and Alr-Condltlonod R#*taur#nt Intimaciea of Lore." wishers, both firemen and civi- New Plays A Coffaa Shoo Popular Frlcat. FULL SUPPORT announced by Dr. Norman Reit- CHECK THE RESORT lians, witnessed the Contlnontal Breakfast Froo to Cunt*. ceremony. By Joan Tbelluson Nourse president of the New Jer- man, Father McCabe SELECTION OF THE 6-8300 OF CATHOLIC is not the first The Nervous Set Write or Call—Pßospect LAST WEEK OF sey Heart Association. Real cool HOTEL BRIGHTON of his family to to the modern jazz musical ADVOCATE N. Y. C. Ttl.: 9-1199 AUDIENCES belong lampooning 211 N.J Dlgby BILLIE local fire-fighting Third Avtnu*, Atbury Pork. 1 organization. the shabby Bohemian pseudo-in- PAPAL APPROVAL was giv ONI BLOCK TO BIACH EVERYWHERE") His father WORTH was a captain in the tellectuals of the en to the Passionists (founded "beat genera- organization The Inspect our accommodations b«for* ' when he died. tion." in Lake View St. Paul of in Suggestive spots. Iby the cross) toUction No roionratiom nocotiary -* V ■< Father McCabe is also Spring Lake Beach, N.J. 1741. spiritual Once Upon a Mattress Merry A Choice Vacation Spot APABTMENTI FOP < Berlin's director of the • EFFICIENT Irving Newark Fire De- musical frolic around Attractive Rates built the FAMILY OF 3 01 4 FIOM $43 1 Block to Ocean A Macßeynolds partment Anchor Club, No. 48 of the fairy tale princess and the Boardwalk Open* WEEKLY and N. J. CALL is a EuropeanPlan May 29 ASBURY PARK, ME member of Newark pea. 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Buckley Receives HAVANA (NC) Partial returns in i elections now be- ing held by Cuba’s Welcome FromParish 2,500 trade unions indicate that the communists in will fail their effort to of gain control labor. BAYONNE Rev. William J. which Buckley, recently ap- Unions, are grouped into 33 federations, started pointed pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Church here, received late in voting April. The elections will not be completedr a from his until rarlv Tnn« royal formal welcome on early June. parishioners May 21. Remits The event served to mark of 30th so far show that the also observance his an- front, a recent showed Reds survey are not strong had in the as as that 62% of the class niversary priesthood. been working believed. Father Twenty of the 33 loss than Buckley will actually corn $75 a month, | have federations started a move- celebrate kood costs hii anniversary on! Society and Marian alone for a small Group ta ment to exclude with all Reds from 25 a of Thanks femily amount to $42 monthly. May Mass memory of his tliir ranks. predecessor, giving. He was named pastor ofj Msgr. Dolan. the Bayonne church on Feb. THE ELECTIONS 14. are of great Catholics Reminded A TROPHY lata succeeding the late Msgr. Joseph honoring the Importance because of the cru- F. Dolan Msgr. Dolan was also presented cial To for Dead labor situation here. Im- Pray to Father Buckley by Charles E. mediate DES 111. At the afternoon affair May 21, labor arc to PLAINES, In a spe- objectives Kelly, parish trustee This award reduce cial the was honored and im- Memorial statement, pastor by the unemployment Day will in turn be presented the the National of St. Vincent's School by prove working conditions and Catholic pupils at Cemetery pastor at the 48th annual Field wages. Conference has reminded Catho- a "Pageant of Music and HEAD OF THE CLASS: Public school winners of medals and certificates for excellence in Christian Doctrine are Day of the Hudson County Holy About lics that is the shown with Curbs and Poetry," at which he was pre- 700.000 Cuban workers—- prayer "greatest Bishop Rev. Roger A left Nsme Reynolds From are: James Devlin, Irene Polito, Philip Passero, Federation, June 7, in a 'third of the island’s and most perpetual form of sented with a spiritual bouquet labor care Ann Procek, Ann Jersey City. Bishop Curtis, Herlihy, Elaine Robert and can give" the Rapczynski, Kelly, Father Reynolds. Francis Silvestris on behalf of force—-are now either unemploy- we dead. by Born in Jersey the parish children. City, Father ed or have only part-Umc jobs “The dead are not simply to The program Buckley attended St. Peter'a even be hbnored for was directed by the of though this is a period of their temporal Sisters Seton Hall and peak but bo St. of Chestnut Hill. Prep, College employment because of the sacrifices, are to remem- Haskell Joseph Pastor Marks Immaculate bered Conception Semi- •ugar harvest. On the with prayers for their wage THAT EVENING the com- nary. eternal happiness," the statement bined adult He was on It societies duplicated ordained May said. called prayer "a power- 25 Years as the celebration ful Priest with presents 25. 1929 in St Patrick's Pro- WEEK-END RETREATS lever to open the gates of tions made by Cathedral. heaven.” James J. Merri- Newark. HASKELL In man, Holy Name So- FOR THE LAITY conynemoration of his silver jubilee president. Mrs. Nora SS. CYRII, ST. in the ciety; St. John, presi- (died 869) and PETER arrived in Rome priesthood, Rev. Paschai E Kerwln, O.F.M WEND A WEEKEND WITH GOD , pastor dent, Society, and Mrs. Methodius (died established St. Rosary 883), the Apos- and his See there in of Francis of Assisi Church will For: here, be honored Margaret Katusa. Marian tles of the MEN, WOMEN, 42 A. D. by Group Slavs, devised the the school children of the parish on May 25 president. Slavonic alphabet. and WIFE HUSBAND At 9 The St. am., Father Paschal will be celebrant of a Solemn championship Vincent's LAKE by Hi* iamb H MOHAWK Mass Drum and Bugle heralded of Thanksgiving. Deacon Corps S*i*t f—h Abk*y and subdcacon Father entrance into will be Rev. Wil dren, priests, Buckley's JOSEPH F. MURPHY Sisters and teach- El#om r*s*rv«tioni the mok* Hrlf. liam J, Hayes, and Rev. school auditorium 0.F.M., ers. The children Writ* for will then pre- information t*i REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Highlighting the celebration Godfrey W'cilekamp, O.F.M. sent to the DIRECTOR in s r \l pastor a spiritual OR RETREATS s m Ii.UEII Rev. were presentations to the Arnold Walters, O.F.M , bouquet. pastor Om«* *f P**c* R*tr**t H*vm PARKWAY » SJIO will be master ceremonies of one-year to St. r**r. BOX of and scholarships Akk*y. N*wt*n, N. i. 1041 • SPARTA H Rev. FATHER Marist High School by the Roland Burke, 0.F.M., PASCHAL, a native Holy Name and Exclusive assistant master of ceremonies. of New York, attended St. Society to Holy in Hackvnsack Family the The preacher will be Father Joseph's Seraphic Seminary, Academy by Rosary Walters. Callieoon, N.Y., and entered the Franciscan ANDERSON'S After the Mass the kindergar- Novitiate, Paterson, in 1927. He studied / Better get ten children will pay tribute to philosophy at ones never Croghan and St. SHOE STORE Father Paschal. At noon there N.Y., Anthony's 2 cartons ...j Monastery, and \ enough! / will be a silver jubilee luncheon, Butler, after 105 MAIN STREET theology Holy prepared and served by the at Name College, HACKENSACK Mothers' Club for the school chil- Washington, was ordained in £ If You Wear 1934. From 1934 to 1937 he did post EXTRA WIDE Madison Parish MEDALISTS: Bishop Curtis the graduate work at the universi- presents Archbishop EXTRA ties of Boland Medal for NARROW Madrid, Berlin and Lis- Excellence in Christian to Honors Officers Doctrine bon; then returning to this Ann in larga or ■moll coun Herlihy the high school division and Ann Pro- ill*. & You'll find try gave laymen's retreats your tlso MADISON Presiding at the cek in the school farftnal officers grade who all others division, topped will bo Friary in Brookline, Mass , and Evtry pair of the adult societies of St. Vin- in for an exam. fitted two years taught April expertly cent's parish here will be hon- languages P- at Siena College, Loudenvillc ored at the annual Spring dinner- N.Y. Award BRIDAL dance, May 29 at the Forum Father Prior Medals Club. Krom 1942 to 1947, Father Paschal was chaplain the! Rev. Lawrence C. Callaghan, a in To Be Ordained For Doctrine US. Navy, BOOK pastor and honorary chairman, serving in the Atlan- NEWARK plans tic, Mediterranean and Pacific. I Ann Herlihy of a "recognition ceremony” As Vincentian GRAPE. ilii book, “Big Men of the Little' Bergenficld and Ann Procek of Pure, wholesome, natu- at which they will be presented Navy," published Linden received the Archbishop AMERICA'S FAVORITE awards as tokens of by St. An- with appre- NORTHAMPTON, Pa. Rev. CANAD rally alive with flavor. Boland Medal for Excellence in PRAYER BOOK FOR THE sparkling ciation efforts Deo thony's Guild Press, is Thomas W. for their "pro an ac- Prior, C M, son of count of his experiences in Christian Doctrine at recent cere- CATHOLIC BRIDE Ii DRY King-Size in 6 bottle cartons. et parochia.” Afri Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Prior, monies conducted ca, France and Italy. During his Bayonne, by Bishop To be honored are Arthur M. will be ordained on May Beautifully bound In ;-V war service he received Curtis, Confraternity of Christian Ringle, Holy Name; Christine 10 23 by Bishop John A. O'Shea, wit, whit. I.other, j . letters of commendation Doctrine director. Gero, Legion of Mary; John Men- and five C M, of Knnchow, China, in the gold itamped, gold battle stars. who attends of Honor Mrs. chapel of Mary Immaculate Miss Herlihy, CCD •dget, whito molro ton, Guard Sem- >' . After inary. classes at St. John's, Bergen- Gero, Legion of Mary; John Men separation from the lining. It contain!, service in 1947, Father field, the school field tho THE LAND OF COTTON ton, Guard of Honor; Mrs. Paschal Father Prior will sing his first topped high marriage ■ Lfl. _, .. . haa been Claude J. was assistant at in the archdiocesan religion record, tho told of In uui and atorj (or i long lime. Htcncier Morrissey, Mothers' Assumption Church, exam for public school students Black Vlcl •• think Wood-Ridge, Mass In to read •{ the Belds of cotton we seem to Imagine happy, Guild; Mrs Marie E. Quinn, pastor at Nuptial clear, easy Greenwood and in last April. Miss Procek, a CCD An book which in Rosary, Frances Lale; 1955 be- type. heirloom St hippy people working out the LaPorta, Sa- prayer came Vicar at St. student at St. Theresa's, Linden, will be treasured for open air . . . linglng ill the day . . . cred Heart, and Mary Heggc, Francis of generations. This *12*95 with their Third Order. Assisi Church, New York, was first In the grade school Style delighted work. This may lie be $15.00 came of division. be the case In some places, but U Harry A. Slavin is general pastor St. Francis here OTHU IKIDAI PRATE* Other Stylet 1958. BOOKS PIOM 14 00 UP certainly is not true of the Helds of chairman in Honorable mention awards in cotton to be seen at Teaaenel (Ethi- were given each county divi- G- ST. $10’5 51395 Cotton has been In- DOMINIC school students opia). recently received ap sion. High cited &*vu/O/vd&M- troduced here of proval for his Order of Sacred as a means support new were: Robert Kelly, PUBLISHERS Open Thun. L PH. Evening* for the national and FILM DEVELOPED Preachers (Dominicans) in Heart, Jersey City; Elaine economy, as yet 1218. 19 PARK PIACI, NIW YORK 7, N. T. HU 7-350* still la In the experimental stage. Black and Whit* S*rvic* Rapczynski, St. Joseph's, West Unfortunately the people not in are I Ixpoture Roll >43 ABBEY Orange; and Arthur M. Scutro, tha ‘’experimental JV HJj Fmhrt M*m• Amt stage”—and they King Six* OUny Reprint! .05 St. Anthony’s, Elizabeth. need food, clothing and shelter. How- NURSING lit Oriatat Chunk COLOR FILM PROCESSING Grade school honorable men fm faith Is ever, their so strong and they lion went to: James St. Kedaceler • Roll Devlin, feel the nerd of Our Cord's presence among them so keenly Expoture HOME Nicholas, Jersey City; Philip that developed and enlarged 1.73 tbs first thing they desire Is a chapel. They wish Our 86 VAN NESS PLACE Reprintt J3 Passero, St. Joseph’s, West Cord to come and to lire among them. Can yon help them la • Roll mm Developed IJO Off Clinton Av». Orange, and Irene Polito, As this work? The coot of a complete chapel will be IS.ttt. •m Developed IJ ffiatka'dl Mag. Bigelow 3-0303 sumption, Wood-Ridge. 35mm Developed MEMORIAL DAY IS A TIME TO THINK OE THOSE WHO MALI ond FEMALE 10 Expotvre 1.13 HAVE Mofe Si. mi Tam GIVEN THEIR LIVES FOR OUR COUNTRY . . THIS AGED. CONVALESCENT, ond pit Arm., HACKINSACK, N. J. Write for moiling envelope* One Parish TEAR LET US DO MORE THAN SPEAK OF THEM CHRONICALLY 111 Only N. LET US HELP THEM BY HAVING MASS OFFERED FOR RYAN FOTO, BOX 24 Lktnitd by Stdto of J. AREA Grade THEM . . . YOUR MASS OFFERINGS PARKING Dropping WILL HELP THOSE CHATHAM, N J. Father Prior ATTN: FREEZER WHO HAVE DIED AND AT THE SAME TIME HELP YOUR NEWARK SAGINAW, Mich. (NC) - Only Mass at 31 MISSIONARIES. | Solemn noon on May one parish in the Saginaw Dio- St. I in Henry's Church in Bayonne. to cese is known be planning to PLAN OWNERS THE DAY IS ALMOST HERE when thousands lie will he assisted Rev. Jo- Saving* Iniured to $lO,OOO Earn 3% | by eliminate a grade from its school of happy refugee children will be anlted to seph HOMI MORTGAGE LOANS Wright, C M., of Philadel- setup—a step all pastors have Our Lord In the Blessed Sscrament foe tbs phia, archpriest; and by his two been given permission to take If Are tired of Qrst time. The lives of these poor chil- you ▼cry ALEXANDER HAMILTON SAVINGS brothers, Rev, Francis X. Prior, grade is a too big a drain ou par- dren have known but Utile real }oy. Can deacon; and Rev. James ish finances. and LOAN ASS N jCM., yon help them make First Communion to IG Prior, CM., subdeacon. Rev. INFERIOR MEATS? I COIT tTHII SM 7-4113 PATIISON. N. I Holy Family grade school'here Day a time of perfect happlnraa. Jit will William Casey, C M., of j St. plans to the 10th next outfit a child for First Holy Communion and drop grade* John's University, will tUI I Brooklyn, school year, according to his day with Joy. Can you help ONE child? a spot INFERIOR SELECTION? I deliver the sermon. survey. A native MAY IS THE MONTH OF LIFE la the beautiful of of Bayonne, Father The also ... days Bishop gave pastors May the life of the earth the LEARN TO READ Prior received his education at to TOO-HIGH PRICES? wo see begin anew as though permission charge up to $2O world St. Grammar were Just beginning. MIKHAIL and Henry's School and in tuition. Seven of the 61 schools at St. Joseph’s PAULOS wish to devote themselves to LEARN TO READ BETTER College (Vincen- in the diocese revealed they will the new life of grace to the souls t-an bringing j Preparatory Seminary), charge tuition and 11 others arc -avi ! Princeton. of men. They wish to bo priests so that undecided. through the Maao and the Saeramenta tha LEARN HOW TO STUDY life of God. the Ilfs of Grace can bring new strength and new courage to the many not. Main St. at poor people of Iraq who know Him Each boy must have a sponsor who wIU pay SETON HALL Tempi* Av*., bin necessary expenses of SlOd a year during his six year semi- nary course. In this "month of Ufe“ would yon like to share Hackensack, N. J la bringing the Ilfs of Christ U souls? UNIVERSITY TO STRENGTHEN TIIE ARMS OF CHRIST IS THE PRIVI- 151 ELLISON STREET Need LEGE OF ALL THOSE WHO SEND STRINGLESS GIFTS TO new curtains for the windows? THE NEAR EAST MISSIONS . . WHEN YOU HELP THE Paterson 2, N. J. HOLY FATHER YOU HELP CHRIST . STRENGTH TO m Shrubs for the Garden? THE ARMS OF THE HOLY FATHER IS STRENGTH TO THE ARMS OF CHRIST . . . SEND A STRINGLESS GIFT TODAY ANNOUNCES Playtogs for the youngsters? SISTER MAR* YVONNE and SISTER MEDELEINE OF THE VISITATION have also Then seen the new Ufe of nature as It breaks SUMMER READING CLINIC try plan! through during the month of May. They Shop now pay later! would like to help the Ufe of Grace break Just the FINEST cuts of JUNE 29-JULYI7 through In the souls of the poor and un- fortunate who surround them on all sides. Use Packard's convenient They would Uke to become Sisters of the StudenU aged 8-16 will be accepted for remedial in- QUALITY MEATS Good Shepherd. Can yon help them? Each struction or reading improvement. must have who will girl a sponsor pay Prepared & Marked for Freezing 111! a year toe necessary expenses while Groupi receive one hour of initruction daily during the she completes her two period • Doable tiie at a lower year of novitiate training. Adopt n quality price —and mm •ettion. n "daughter In Mary" during freezers this month of May. to buy, ne salesman's commission to TESTING NOW IN PROGRESS payl GIVE TO WIN THE WORLD FOR CHRIST like MERCHANDISE • Buy Just what yon buy the Enrollment Limited Fee $5O COUPONS only weights you need! • Available In books of $15.-|20.-|25. f£il2earßist(Missions • No Inferior extras that For waste, no usually sad your application write toi FRANCIS CARDINAL SPILLMAN, Provident uneatenI • Good on Item foods ■p MRS. MARGARET G. Director any except Mapr. Poise P. Took*, Nadi tea** MURPHY, Packard's Freezer Plan— Meats Main fleer r loud oR osmaannlioHaaa Mi • to 6 months to Summer Reading Clinic Up pay Credit Available. I CATHOLIC NEAR CAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION Freezers at wholesale cosH 131 Ellison Street, Paterson 2, Now I 410 Uxington Av». at 44th St. Npw York 17, N. Y. Jersey Inquire —' Or Phene HUbbard 7*3000 for information Telephone: LAmbert 5-3423 Packard's CrtdH Office, 3rd Floor THE 8 ADVOCATE May 22, 1*59 Memo to America That You May Have Life THE QUESTION BOX On Sunday, 24, in the Archdiocese Most Re WW/rr May of Him and His chosen people in the priesthood. *•. IT. Cirtu, 76 BrW Sl„ Bloomhrld. NJ„ Newark and the Diocese of Paterson, 35 That however, be heard and r* ,tor •/ '®* Quetliou Box. he submitted him young call, may rejected; , Questiomi mxy to men ordained will for eenrwtr m ibis column. newly begin the celebration it may be tried for a while and abandoned; it of the Q. I have beta Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Who told that In of rslics can es- may be heard so as not to be cases of this kind, faintly recognized. limb* timate the grace, that element doe* not exist because life-giving oi So where there might have been 50 or 75, there the veneration is based upon Catholicism, that will It cannot be found In be released by virtue of are far less. tbe Bible. traditional practice and it il- those Wbat can I 35 Masses? Who can begin to total the souls answer? lustrates the of This, then, is the problem that con- spirit piety of A. that will be re animated, the souls that Many things exist which are venerate will be fronts a on an ordination those who so them. rejoicing people day, in attracted, the souls that will be‘saved and sancti- not the Bible. The United! the on a day when, for the first time, Q. In prayer following fied whispered States exists but by the priestly administrations of these it is not men- tbe remembrance for the dead tremulous words change bread and wine into the 35 Levites? tioned in the Bible. Flesh Protestant in tbe Canon of tbe Mass and Blood of Jesus Christ. We are grate- sever- churches Most surely in them the Pentecostal exist and they are not al named. promise, ful for this sign of the constant concern of God women martyrs are mentioned in “That you have life the Bible. Which of these are virgins and may more abundantly," for our salvation and for that abundance of spirit- finds While it is new strength and new vigor have life helpful to be able which married? They ual which He promised us. At the same time, to certain been ordained, after long demonstrate teachings A. In this 15 years of study and we realize with regret that God's generosity has prayer martyrs that are found meditation, that we may have that Life in the Bible, we are named. St. John the in the been blunted by the selfishness of men, that the Baptist abundance cannot admit that that God wishes. everything It ads the list, followed by seven sound of His vocation has gone unheard in the The this that Christ taught was thought of year’s ordination ought put down other male saints and seven noise of the world, that the promise of a more fill in writing. Certain us with gratitude that in this of New things were women. area abundant life has been straitened by the indif- of j taught Christ to Jersey the mercy God and the Love are so by the Apostles The men are: Stephen, tho ference and even the hostility .of parents. and by them to their apparent. That God has chosen to share with us followers, first adult to die for Christ: Mat- This is a good day to be grateful for this 35 other Christs without finding their into to baptize and to bless, to preach torrent of way thias who was chosen to fill priestly life that moves upon us. It to the Bible. Therefore it is and precede us in sacrifice and in help- Judas' place the Apostles: sanctity is a day to rejoice with those parents and those among is a sure of ful but not essential that Chris- Barnabas His love for us. who also is counted sign undying With teachers whose interest and encouragement and the gratitude there tian truths be found in the words also arises a question, a won- sacrifices among the (thus com- have been rewarded by the Food of apostles der of Scripture. that His generosity has been even pleting the list since the others not great- Angels and the blessing of another Christ. It is er. The Catholic teaching in also about were named the before a day to lament those vocations that died prayer limbo is this: heaven had been Thirty-five are so few when the demands and out in the the consecration): Pope Alex- sterile atmosphere of a home where the closed by the sin of Adam needs are considered. Can it be that 35 so that ander who was beheaded about new- worldliness was foremost or a school where ly ordained the just the dead could priests are the true guarantee of among 119; Marcellus. a priest, and materialism was the prime concern. It is a day, abundant not enter heaven until Christ more life? Can it be that their priestly to join Peter, an exorcist, with those, who like the Seirans of the! companions ministrations satisfied for man's sin and re- who really represent the abundance that Archdiocese were martyred about 303. and Paterson, pray and sacrificej has been paired its injuries. The saints offered by Christ? place or The women are: Per- constantly that more vocations may be realized! of rest souls no. state where these wom- Obviously, It is impossible to think that and petua and Felicity, married accepted. . . that we may have life more God does not call sufficient (like Abraham, Isaac and Jacob) who slain about young men to serve abundantly. en. were 202: is awaited their redemption lim- Agatha a Sicilian virgin mar- bo tyred in 251; I.ucy, the virgin It is to limbo and these to souls | martyr who died in 304; Agnes, the Circles that Christ Squaring descended after His the 13-year-old Roman girl who death. It Is this that we mean was slain for her purity in 304 Most of the noises from Geneva are familiar when we in war. political negotiation becomes the art of de- say the Apostles at Rome; Cecilia, virgin and •oes. We are accustomed, for instance, to the existence of Creed that Christ descended into hearing fending very the human, tem- martyr at Rome about 117. and loviet accusation! of obstruction wrapped in poral hell. The words of 1 up community. Surely this is subordinate to Peter 3.18-19 Anastasia, a Roman widow mar- •onditions that know they beforehand cannot be the interest of apply here: the community which has for its tyred at Rome in 304. accepted. objective the divine and the the "Put to death indeed in the How eternal, but same inspiring a story the mers But was a it novel diversion to hear how God has both. flesh, He brought to founded them was life In list of these names unfolds. Faeh Important the a can shape of table be. A round Thus it the spirit in which also He went shame weak- is that we Catholics are not free to puts us to for our one as the Russians wanted, or a one as and to square ignore the issues our delegates are painfully preached those spirits that ness in the service of God the West insisted? And ” what kind of invitation out at were in prison Is hammering Geneva. The Church, it must Q. it possible to baptize did need you to get in? How many Germanies be It is limbo also that is understood, does not "play politics" but, at meant animals? Do animals have are there? the in the parable same time, the Church must "concern her- of the rich manj souls? Anything to anything to delay, provoke, any- self with politics.” and Lazarus In Luke 16.19-31. | A. No Raptism belongs to hu- for thing the sake of propaganda: Lazarus died and thus the famil- The difference? "was born ! man beings for it makes one a iar Soviet the pattern. The Church is concerned with away by angels Into Abra- child of God and him primarily our gives pow- Yet somehow the conference ham's bosom" got under way. eternal (v. 22). er to the of God Interests; hence she may not jeopardize Since the live by life Only And this, is too, part of a familiar pattern. them descending redemption had not been because by to the level of the trivial, yet ac- God so willed it for hu- A little persistence not may go all the way to day-to-day business. But complished the expression "Abra- mans do enjoy great precisely because the Overstreet Book we so a a secure Attacked peace hut once again it ham has taken us over eternal and the divine s bosom" could not mean privilege God has done are her primary interests, not any- one small hurdle of State Herter is the Church heaven. It meant, therefore, this thing like this for Secretary cannot ignore those top-level decisions animals right not to expect too much from negotiating which °ther place or determine the framework within which ; state to which the Animals do not have human with the Soviets but he is also right not to men U. name limbo is now must S. given. despise work out their salvation. She souls, that is souls that will cannot By Communist Head any "advance, even if small, toward a just be neutral, for Among theologians it is never die with the instance, when the Hungarian custo- power to think peace.” tyranny edges her mary to speak of "the limbo of and will However animals Bishops away from Rome, do The to the the fathers" way summit and the work to be when East tries By Louis Francis Budcnz | and "the limbo of and that force that Germany to undermine her in- jli'e, gives done there will be tedious and infants. Both refer to and, when Catholic Poland counts How I ’ the same them animal life can be railed frustrating fluence, as a Red sensitive the Red con- fruitless. comes all the more noticeable. BUT THE place perhaps, But so great are the dangers OVERSTREETS or state, but they their It satellite. spiracy is to merely animal soul. does not any factual crit- There is also that no can a seeming re- have one effort be spared as long as committed glaring sin distinguish limbo where the souls live any longer any glim- Geneva and its are even than the animal problems a long way icism, though it be fragmen- mer of luctance in their to dis- in the hope is in At this level dc from pages minds of the communists cf the just remained until they itself; and it sight. politic* New Jersey only in miles. be tary and enables animals Precisely partially inadequate, cuss the practice of mands virtue of the order: “Aesopian They have shown by actual com- [could enter Heaven only to highest and cause the issues are so the is from limbo live on the animal level. prudence basic, patient squar demonstrated by William Z language.” patience and Justice uhich it a powerful munist documents that the and Here of those circles com- [where unbaptized souls that can- fidelity. politics ing concerns the whole Church. Foster's review of the Is Over- means of dulling the vigilance munist not a matter of between two The informed movement is a conspir rot enter heaven remain forever. choosing respect- Catholic knows that Geneva is streets' book! not and the of the We able and understanding acy, a plot can relatively equal solutions to a local remote: against conclude then that the Iron Curtain is as close as our own on democracy. for problem. communism. American nation, and without Them brothers. They have found that the Com- there is reference made in Pray Docs the Bamboo Curtain imprison This effusion I I sacred any a of which In the presence the knowledge non-com- munist the to of threat of atomic one else? Party advocates vio- iscripture the place or state appears in the munists can never keep up to lent overthrow of the United I where the souls of the just In your remember May Main- were prayers, date on Red directives. States government, and they base (Wore entering heaven Wo your deceased priests. stream, the | alsoj Accordingly, on page 276 of the this know judgment on Red w ords ; from the common teaching Reds' publica- 1 Overstreet Archdiocese of Newark Juvenile book, we are startled themselves. in the Church Naming that there a Delinquents tion for the is Edward "in-' at reading that "Marx Rev. J Budrawici. May and Engels It it refreshing for the place or state anti- where infants go There is a rapidly spreading, tellcctuals," andl 24. 1934 alarming men used the sterner were not imperialists" and that who suggestion of Mr. Hoover’ communist to witness authors are unbaptized •c# in animus this fair land of ours. its is “even Rev. James V. It is the fantastic Those concerned with the Lenin" was "an uncon- who draw their Q. What Is Fitzpatrick, May enforcement of conclusions the emblem or in the number brought forth by 24, 1946 upsurge of youthful crimes; and law. scious imperialist'' This would symbol legislators and juvenile authorities, would from actual Marxlst-Lenlnist of St. Paul the Apostle? not its title Rev. W petty, mischievous, ''The| seem to misdemeanor types of do well to work out make Stalin something A St Paul is George Corrigan, May the mechanics of name dis- ” documents, even though often Overstreets' they go shown with 1915 crimes either They crimes that Kampf different his 25, are have been closures. Should first from only half-way in their a sword offenders be exempt? Con- predecessors, sub- to represent the militant characterised and Foster is "scientists” of Rev. Raymond by "mounting savagery sense- sideration the undisputed lead- as Marxism Len- Maggiore. May should be given to perpetrators sequent conclusions. spirit of this apostle of 26, 1931 less brutality." J Edgar Hoover in his recent er of the Communist Party, inism But this is simply not true This mere mischievous To obviate USA, is what arouses the Q. Where is the acts. the possibili- ire veil of the Rev before rendered by for Charles P Gillen, May 27. testimony the House Appropriations Com- ty of into the so his unswerving anyone who understands dia- o' William Z. Foster Blessed Virgin playing hands of sick, attention and makes Mary and where mittee labeled to 1915 youthful crimes in just those servility Moscow What he lectical materialism, which in- him that this Is the seeking youth who would glory in seeing their say book is "Hoov veil which Veronica used words The veteran writes in torrid commits Rev. James M McCormick of the FBI. continued names six pages is evitably the com- ensm with to wipe the of May under a bold headline, perhaps some a haircut ' In all face Our Lord? to that obt- 29, 1903 say "we can no therefore a to munists search of the longer afford to let uary directive all and (in world this there is lesson for A. I am no! type of newspaper listing could be cm a anti- sure whether any Rev B 'tender age' make sundry comrades and their and the Henry Lynch, May 29 plunder into a trifling prank, ployed. is dictatorship consequent communists, that they must Place claims to The public good the greater good and ac- have the veil of reduce to do of 1919 mayhem to a mischievous act friends their utmost to earthly paradise world com- and pass society has to be If wipe quire knowledge of Marxism- the Blessed a right protected. a youth Virgin Mary, off ” munism murder as a boyish ou* the influence of the Over- ) to the of the I misdemeanor doesn’t relish the idea of his conquest Leninism from genuine Red although have seen seeing name dis- relics that Mr. Hoover called for sterner to street book, insofar as it injures globe documents in are measures graced by public disclosure, order to combat It. I venerated as of the solution is sim- part this be taken by courts and criticized those who the party. veil. Mass Calendar ple: Don't be a juvenile delinquent would This all the oppose the disclosure of the names of is more remark In St_ Peter's In Rome a veil in that youthful offenders. able this much-advertised n venerated which is said 24 Peter to Mar Sunday Mo.l Holy Trlnlly. There Speaks work by Harry and Bonora 'A**®, riral arc respected Juvenile court Over he the veil of Veronica Sunday after Prnlrroti>. judges The in Focus bl U "hlta and social street. We Must faith '» 'J' S ** Cl Jnd workers who with Mr. "What Know rnU firmly disagree Coll of the Sunday Cr Pref of Tnn- While About Communism," does Hoover. they wholeheartedly concur with Problem not Overpopulation Monday Sl Oratory its VII. his report, they argue that sterner fully live up to title It does p r- treatment t>nuhle White 01 Jnd The so-called problem of of Hours £ S* overpopulation Coll Sl Irban. 3 A IN. and would not contain a complete Forty Common Prel. name disclosures not be a examina May deterrent the earth is partly real and SS Tuesday Sl partly unreasonably of Philip Nan. to future crimes. tion dialectical materialism Confessor Double While feared as 01 Jnd Coll. as an imminent for Eucharist St Elautherlua. castrophe modern Effects 3 A - - stood in othet and the Rome and entered French Church and CHALICE words, they like spiritu religious life army against the Eng- with the full author- PLAN. OU «•! to be in lish guided by strong hands, al condition of Cluny. France Pope St. I.eo invaders of her Her ity of Its teaching or country. power; he is you # You olio share In < by sincere words IX him to success making his frmm They want to the clergy and called Rome, where he enabled King Charles own attitudes and CIBORIUM tke work I froat __ uoorlnft meet losing hearts. served the of be crowned opinions They admire the faithful ul- Pontiff and four VII to at Reims. an index of ■of y Mr from orthodoxy.” ths Missions and In those who kelp ■foot. Scion- are friendly, but at his successors as councilor He Joan was raptured hv the Bur- the Bishop said timately falls on oducating Priests and trofk- Itlflc IffO the same $5O time are firm in insist- archdeacon of Rome in 1073 the Irotwt In the shoulders was gundians. given over to Eng- •rs lor tke Missions Cor- KEYNOTE # —"•uroo seek SPEECH at the . . ... mp ing that youth what is really of when he elected He lish Tried tain *»■ w▼•V'll the Rishop was pope before an ecclesiasti- lan advantages # A deny thr of ask rest of his life at the He The mission existence (iod abbey Intention «ug a denial of the Papacy” lie- was ordained hy St John of Rested for the Apostleshlp of and FISCHER’S cause they know Beverley was renowned as a Prayer the Is: instinctively by Pope that once a head is decapitated scholar The Bihle was his nnn That Moslems be led through enriched the live His the full body may for a while, ripal study. “Ecclesiastical Virgin Mary to < knowl- edge of her but eventually it will die. History of the English People” Divine Son. earned What him the title of Father of can we do"’ We can pray Bread English History He died In 735. for the Buttercup Holy We can Father. on Ascension Eve, and his last make sacrifices for him and send words were the Gloria. them to his him through own Thursday. May 28 Corpus Pontifical Society for the ■» Christl, which commemorates the agation of thr Faith STAINED L'i institution of the Holy Eucharist. And I we can to rejoice know This feast was established In v. that by making a sacrifice to the GLASS ■ 1264 Crban IV and I . hv Pope or Holy Father make we (a) an act curs on the Thursday after of ) : Faith in him as Vicar of Trinity Sunday Generally this traditional or Christ. lb) an act of for modern Hope date is the feast of St Augustine, the spread of the of Christ reign of Canterbury, Bishop-Confessor. the throughout world, (c) an art He shares with Pope St. Gregory, of Charity to him who above all the Great the title of Apostle of the of else in this world studios George l is for us the oKo*' the English Before his election, I one through whom Christ speaks he sent 40 monks under St. I PAYNE inc. Cut out this column, pin i your Augustine to England, where Made with 100’/, sacrifice to it and address it to they were received by King St. Purt Vegetable Shortening I Bishop Fulton J Sheen, Na- Ethelbert. who was converted. tional Director. for the Society St © Augustine was consecrated Enjoy Ihf wonderful ond of flavor, nutrition quality of fine Propagation the Faith. 366 the first Archbishop of Canter & BUTTERCUP BREAD in Fifth Ave * fixtures © every doy every Perfect , New York 1, or to lighting & way. bury and achieved great for success i tondwichei, diocesan director toaiting, recipet or juit plain good | your Bishop’ in spreading the Faith through © eating. Martin W Stanton. 31 Mulberry *altar wars out England He died about 604 tjj Newark 2. Rt. Rev Msgr 55 o |St , and was buried in the Abbey II UK) HAH A Mill lON DUlt ARS YOU (OUtU‘4 William t But Blllllt BtfAt) F Ixsuis, 24 DeGrasse *church paws church outside of th* walls of St Paterson \ Canterbury, which ha had * genuine bells founded v Friday. May 29—St. M»ry Mag- "f«tf CeniraUtns »f Untie* of She dalen Pairi, Virgin. was Will t* th* Ckurck" you born In 1566 and n help... entered the, tend a youngster to camp this summer? Your them I'ke - Plastic Many of would to Covers go to camp eith•• to Slip savings grow a restden* or Hoy —but their comp (omiliei cannot itnd them YOU con lend help them, by o the faster contribution to at interest CYO Comp fund Your - pennies «r dollar* odded to those Q% other* will of help mpke a wonderful vocation at comp possible for these youngsters Yhile you’re for future for living that trip, • new borne, or perbapo for tbe children'! education, will Will YOU Send your money be multiplying fatter if help? your contribution now to it* at FIRST You’ll be NATIONAL, a interact Don't hide earning big 3% th# beauty of your furni- See paid on account! from flO to —and alto ture. it • and protect if witb $25,000 enjoying the con- door plastic slip covert, custom cut venience of CYO CAMP making depoaiti at any one of our ten banking offieoa FUND ond In pin fitted borne, J your on your throughout Hudion take few minutee off not a . furniture County. Why today . . 101 Plane N. in the St., Newark 2, J. itop at neareet addreai lilted below and open a aavirp account. • Sofa and Chair* 2 Remember, it’i never too early to alert living! • All Seat Cuthiont M»gr. John J. Kilcy, CYO Camp Fund 101 Plane St., Newark 7, N J. THEIE ST Dear Msgr Kiley: FIRSTVST NATIONALA Ayrooted RANK I enclose S to help send o to deserving youngster camp this summer. OF JERSEY CITY All t«ami absolutely guaronlMd W. .p.tlall,. |„ J„flo *mmu utuu amct wuiua non orrct wui am tom omct STONE & CO. ■aannOn . no-ion imx. nwt a»t*i CITY u, ZONE ' STATE 320 GROVE ST., JERSEY CITY HE. J'iJOl) Mwtkmrtin 10 the advocate Hay 22, list Father Warlikowski Honor OurLady by Giving To Mark Jubilee To Her Son’s Missions LINCOLN PARK Rev. Francis Warlikowski, pastor M»ry’i of St. will offer the praties ire sung ill Joseph’s, Masses in celebration of 25th the over world during of Miy, even anniversary his ordination to the priesthood on May 26 in the tad slavery of communist for the Society and 27 at St. prisons. Propagation Joseph's Church. The on 26 will in the Will of the Faith Mass May be offered presence you too honor her? Will of the children of St. you to Joseph'! help spread her Son s Archdiocese of Newark: Grammar School at S a m. On FATHER WARLIKOWSKI has work all over the world? Will Meat Rev. Martin W. Stanton, M-n. the 27th, McNulty will you and sacrifice B.T.D, PbJD, Bishop served as curate at St. give for the So *1 St, Newark Steph- Mulberry 2, N. J. preside at a High Mass for the of en's, Paterson, and St. ciety Propagation of the Joseph's, Phene: MArfcet 2-2502 at 11 Thanksgiving am. Also Passaic. He was Faith, so the 135,000 unsalaried appointed pas- Beurs: Daily. 9 sju. te 5 9 a.m. p.m.; Saturday, to I*. present will be Abbott Charles tor of St. Bartholomews Mis- missionaries can for care the of Diocese 0.5.8., of St. 75,000 aged, Paterson: Corriston, Paul’s sion Church, Lafayette, in 1945, sick, and or- lepers Rt phans? Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis, J.CJ). Abbey, Newton, clergy, ret I and also administrator over the 24 De Grasse St, Paterson 1. N. J. gious and friends and relatives of James, As missions of St. Monta- Queen of the Our Missions, Phone: ARmory 4-0400 Father Warlikowski. FOUNDER’S gue; St. Matthew’s, Wallpack; Lady your love for such FEASTDAY: at St. enjoys Hour*: a.m. Archbishop Boland celebrated Mass A Dally, I to S pjn.; • a.m. to Joseph’s Boys native of Jersey City. Father and St. Thomas, Hainesville. •a these. She wants Saturday, 12. you to sur- West High School, New York, May to mark the of St. John de Warlikowski received his 15, feastday Baptist gram- During his five years as render something that you have pas- la Salle, founder and of of mar school education at Our the Brothers the Christian Schools, who tor at a was in order that others to patron comprise St. James, church may vibrate 1 cording Father Hyatt, “is es- the Lady of Czestochowa there, and with the faith faculty. From are: Rev. Adrian Rev. John erected in IM7 and the mis- of Christ. sentially financial. left, front, Brennan, O.F.M.,speaker; Although we attended high school and college P. sion was elevated to the status arc paying the lowest rates for Obituary Weigand, pastor; Archbishop and In Boland, Brother Victor, F.S.C., principal. ■at St. Mary's. Orchard Lake, •fa parish. Father Warlikow- our It b a holy and Offer Correspondence air time, dioceses In poorer wholesome rear: Brothers Francis of He Peter, Thomas, and Columban, the faculty. Mich. completed his the- to for the ski remained as pastor and ad- areas are unable to find the thought pray dead ological studies at SS. Cyril and Course to that be ministrator of the neighboring Japanese meansto the program.” they may loosed from carry Methodius Seminary. Orchard their sins. We missions until 1554, when ho Last year some 5,000 The Good Movement recommend to Lake, Japanese Shepherd and waa ordained in New- the of was pastor at St. enrolled in a own prayers our readers appointed Catholic has its printing plant and the American ark correspon- Catholics Gave by Walsh on Archbishop May Joseph's. dence furnishes repose of the soul* of the fol- course offered by the Good its correspondence 16, 1934. lowing who have de- Under his direction, Shepherd Movement on its daily course to applicants for 50c. recently anew this life: radio program. The movement parted eight-room parochial school has Rev. Wulstan St. was founded Gleason, O.F.M. Parish Fete been built at Joseph's, as in 1949 by a Mary- Your Contribution* $lO Million to Missions to knoll Rev. Matthew floehn. well missioner and is 0.5.8. as a convent. designed Aid Seminarian* to reach literate Sister M. Concepts, O.P. ROME Fr. Parishioners will honor Father highly people American Catholics donated $lO million in Asking why they should take Franchino We need Edward A. through mass communications. priests. Everyone Farrell Warlikowski at a dinner at Don- last Mission care that such consecra- year’s collection two thirds of the great MORRISTOWN Founder of the knows there are not enough of Loretta Rntler Sunday Parishioners ahue's on May 27 at 7 m. Bish- movement is tions be valid, he p { entire said, "They Rev. them, particularly in the mis- Joseph Beck amount collected world. of St. will McNulty will James F. Hyatt, M.M., who Henry throughout the Margaret's give a tes- op attend. appear to be saying: We wiil notes sions. That timonial dinner Rev. that Christianity has disclosure was made here for Anthony an in-! by Auxiliary Bishop detach the bishops from Peter. “If the J fluence on far faithful help even Franchino on the occasion of Japanese life out Fulton J. Sheen of New American director of the Without that divine on | York, support, the Picnic 24 of one candidate for the 10th anniversary May proportion to its numerical priest- at his oo Pontifical Society for the Prop- they will fail’.” hood they will Scholarship dination on IS fully share In June at the Far For Parish strength. Faith do Ramsey agation of the Bishop with the needs of the missions. Even though they not be- all the fruits of sanctity and Hills Inn. Somerville. The RAMSEY The united so- Good Move- Sheen was in Rome to attend lieve, the said, "the com- Shepherd the “If the sums collected were di- Bishop apostolic works that will be Veto Beaten Assistant pastor at St. ment's is his Margar- cieties of St. Paul's will hold a program heard over annual meeting of the society's all the munists have an uncanny sense the future tributed among priests, ets for the nine and all Masses” past years. parish family picnic 24 aeven stations. The problem, ac- national directors. of the divine." on May (Pope Pius TRENTON The Senate nuns and Brothers in the mis- Father Franchino XII). was born In at the Darlington Lakes At another session. Cardinal Country If on vote of sions,” he said, “each would get Paterson, you wish to educate a native May 18, by 15-0, WHILE THE American graduated from Seton Gub, dona- pro prefect Mahwah. only 30c a day." Agagianian, of the priest for any of the mission overrode Governor tion was Hall University, Immaculate Meyner’s the largest reported, he Sacred for Refreshments and posters are The also Congregation the lands, send to it Bishop declared that and Stanton your sacrifice the said was small in Conception Seminary at- in the hands of the CYO Bishop conditional veto of the Hil- comparison Propagation of the Faith, and Asia, Africa and Oceania are ex- Society for the of tended Catholic He Christian Propagation pressed the that all University. Young Students; games lery bill. “the Church of the future.” Con- hope priests In the Faith. The sum of $l5O will college scholarship was ordained June on 11. IM9, and activities will be run by the Maywood will join the Missionary Union of educate seminarian The proposed legislation would Fatima Novena versions would mount spectac- and served a for a year for one year at St. Holy Name Society. The the Clergy, priests’ organization Rosary Bishop Stanton will make an provide $4OO ularly, he predicted, when the and $750 will for his phil- scholarships an- s. Lincoln Park provide which assists Joseph Society took care of the pub- appeal on behalf of the for 5% of the wave of is foreign mission- Society osophical and train- nually graduating In City present persecution Co-chairmen for the theological Jersey aries. din- ■ licity. Members of the Christian for the Propagation of the classes of New Jersey spent because every ing, which takes four years. high persecu- ner are John Cherry and Movement JERSEY CITY - The" annual Portia Family made the gen- Faith on May 24 at Our I,ady to be used at the col- tion has been followed by a schools, Novena Uglialoro. eral in honor of Our Lady of j arrangements. Queen of Peace Church, May- Greate*t Trial lege of their choice. "great missionary era.” St. Matthew’s Fatima will open at Our Lady Group wood, Rev. Thomas F. Burke, The 15-0 All missionary activity, he vote was one more of Sorrows Church on May 22 pastor. I* Loneline** sr.id. hinges To Present than the two-thirds on the primacy of (iontftly necessary, at 7:30 p.m. Bishop Stanton Is Some missionaries Peter. Even the RIDGEFIELD “Moon Over deeply who have and sent the bill Chinese com- scholarship to Preachers for the Novena in- grateful to Father munists Mulberry Street," three-act TJMOETWE. FAMILY Burke and been with primitive headhunt- the Assembly. acknowledge negatively a OUT POQ clude: May Rev. Michael J. to 22, comedy by Nicholas the other pastors of the ers and barbarians in New Gui- also the supremacy of the Pope and Cosentino, The Senate accepted a Prudenti: May 23, Rev. Anthony Archdiocese for their for eight 10 apostolic succession, the will be presented by the St. Mat- coopera- nea or years say supplementary measure by j Bishop Sen- J Manochio: May 24, Rev. James tion in thew's dramatic making these appeals that their greatest trial is not Hillery said. group at 8:30 ator to attach the scholar- F. O'Brien; May 25, Rev. Joseph May in the school want of food, nor the perils pm, 22, audi- possible. of ship commission to the State J. Laudati; May 26, Rev. Em- HE POINTED that the out the torium. forest, but rather .loneliness Department of Education, allow manuel M Copozzelli; May 27,1 communists “have made always Lead roles are portrayed Missionaries are surrounded by up to 15% of the to scholarships Rev. Benjamin A. Piazza; a use FREE May it point to properly conse- Julio Velluci and PARKING in these difficult lands with used Joseph Dorso. be at out-of-state institu- 28. Rev. John McGuire; May 29, crated to consecrate bish- Bishops aii ST. JOSEPH'S VIUA hundreds whom they love, but, and the Rutgers conditioned tions, preserve Rev. Edward Seandone; May 30, ops for the schismatic so-called "tLAIMOIN.* like Christ, they PIAPACK. N. 4. are alone on Law School hi MO SZ scholarship program. Rev. Eugene Reilly. National Catholic Ml MAM •vaat Nam far Wamtn ana ' Church. mountain tops. Katraat Hauw Ravioli Cavatolli S % ‘man fraaeh Chat.au ai kraatk When we plan our summer va- J4 taklaj baautj ta lha Sam.raai Hltla "/Save cations, let us think of the mis- Manicotti Ultra modaro factlltlaa Haalthful sionaries who have at cllmau Excallaat maala Oaaa raar never vaca Parish Wins A ward 3 rauad u Maplewood PRIVATE BANQUET ROOMS Caavalaaaaata. .aeaUaalata and of lions, let us share a part // ■ad aaraauaatnaau. vacation funds with Oritani! Eatraata fraaa Eaataaakat la Jama our them to aaravt Uaa TkaakarlTlna. chrutmaa case their burdens. For aad Naa Taar'a Waakanda Dara Architectural Design 925-31 West Sid* Av* JOAN ST. of Arc was burned GREENWICH, Conn Im- tion. published here, In its fifth, clean, straight at the stake in 1431. separation of the Jersey City. HI maculate Heart of Mary parish, annual architectural awards pro- plan function, resulting in sim Maplewood, N.J., has won first gram in Catholic de- institutional pie, honest expression in the award of for architectural design conducted in elevations sign, cooperation' without losing spiritu- out imciaity a complete parish plant. with the National Catholic al du- qualities. It shows skilful HITCHIH' POST INN The cational WEDDINGS . . award was announced Association. handling of surfaces in both in- Catholic Property Rev. Edward by Adminlstra- P. Looney is terior and exterior with . . . BANQUETS > .ices, UNION. N. J. of pastor Immaculate Heart of a 1 strong statement in architec- Dancing Nightly Mary and Arthur Rigolo ...... parish, tural expression.” MUrdock • 3 /4% 6-4666 Luncheon* and Dinners of Clifton is the architect The design of the parish All CONDITIONED POI TOUI COMPOIT Jerome J. THE JURY KOR the architec- Stanley group intelligenty solves the tural awards program ON INSURED declared of the Catholic * * proper use site, JOHN J. MUKFHY H.rt CHURCH GOODS that the Immaculate Heart of SAVINCS Property Administration noted, As You'llLiko Mary building shows 1 16 Stic. • "a j Wellington group for a group consisting initially THI BRASS HORN ASSETS OYER ■•••• N J of just church and multi-pur- It for Roomi Available hall and WMMN Banquet for New pose (now under con- | Sunday Law All Occationi • struction) the rectory, school Open Daily MORE THAN Your Pleasun j W Passes and convent. CWy A *M| Id N l Assembly 25.500 SAYINCS The category of parish group MEMBERS ONI Of MIWAIK'I ItSTAUIANTI TRENTON Anew bill to includes a minimum of church, MIVINO THI UITIMATI I. ttalx. DON'T SHOP Sunday stop sales has been elementary con- rectory, school, AH Nil. imIW *rd.r. I p«r passed the by State Assembly vent, parish activities space, of AULISE’S • Aiio rirzniA * c 4 new looka. FOR EYE CARE and _ (31-15) senf to the Senate. which at least three buildings on cor. Bloomfield and Clifton tm hit com to unit. The Fnr Cintnliit Officii: Ave.., Newark legislation was prepared have been built or ara under l.tril HmK C.Hi.dr.l after the 1958 Sunday construction FOR AH Oil) ■ closing HACKENSACK no oiioinai I*l| HOUSE-CAN ffUNCBM •IT • OriN DAILY law was declared unconstitu- Miii A Berry Sti. I tl A TAXI OUt ADVICt, CONSULT tional Opti by Superior Court Judge THI OIIOINAI • BY 111* • St. Therese Duly til I it Mil Off N OAIIY X coot of TOUt IYI Movie point, a now roof, on extra bathroom PHYSICIAN K>« Everett M. Scherer on May 8. aii rrt conditions. The new bill would ban Sun- Shown Priests, Nuns CUFFSIDE PARK SWISS CHALET and wn help make tueh thing* possible through Banquet day sales of clothing, home CITY An audience 741 and UNION - Aiiifsn Ah. I tl 4 low-co*t • Open restaurant Home Improvement Loan*. 80-rower* office furnishings and appli- of 100 Sis- more than priests and Oily ( ti I ii Fri ly „ Wedding ances and building needed SHOULD YOU NEED materials. ters were present May 16 for get repay a ramsey, n. j.M< money prompNyi over a TEANECK cm. It would apply to all counties, special showing of the film "Mir- Facilities convenient GLASSES COME TO US period of month*. We'll except those that it acle CtOr Lint it Larch Arc. DA*. lON glodiy give oppose by of St. Therese," at the Lin- Opti COCKTAII lOUNOI referendums 3. I 4 on Nov. Refer- coln Theater tl Rally - ( ti B in Fri. you complete detail*—eome In and ask forthem I here. endums would be held in coun- Public showings of the film, a THREE CROWNS ties where PALISADES PARK RESTAURANT 500 voters petition modern version in English, will 253 HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK for them. Rriaß An. Stl 4 start May 27. Opu SMOROASBORD Oily -i ti B in Mu. LUNCHEONS . . DINNERS IN JIRSIY CITY IN BAYONNI @B® . M«ttff*m«ry at WathlngUn Si. • Bread way *1 llrd St SAVINGS INVESTED BEFORE MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY GRUETERt WW * Jock»*« at Wilkin*** Aw*. Tht MM>h| Vl.lt tfc. IN OUTTINBIRO Optician THE 10TH OF EVERY "It MeHta.* 1p.,,.. N. J Central Aw*. near Itwin St. it MtK ,Sl. *1 l*r§enline Aw*. FAMOUS FOR ITS FOOD 33 CINTHAI AVKNUI MONTH EARN DIVIDENDS Nv*tii« Aw*. *1 Or*v* Si. IN HOBOKIN JJ Dlnlnp Mgdircl. Frio, 40 Journal Squar* • Rlw*c *1 Flr*t SI. NIWARK, N. J. FROM THE FIRST. **** FULL OPIN MONDAY IVININO • OPIN FRIDAY IVININO COURSE ON THI Phont Ml 3-5171 FIAZA Member Federal Depoiit Imuronc* Corporation LAKE MOHAWK DINNERS Tty-f >PARTA, N. J COCKTAII lOUNOI fggggfE, LUNCHEON ROUND AIR CONDIT/O/v,^ American • German • Switi Cuiiine °H* 7 e«d Mk J«*r Awg. I,«. II m*.HI cUii) Cl QUO wrONf JDATI }j| A. -SLUL THE FRANK A. McBRIDE COMPANY n llilH. Canada.Moxtco and moatioi*i« rgunmn. Directors la North Hudson providing this aorvtca. Thar* 1$ no JluatUfaclion at Lobor't It oiturad (without tvry fomily soloa praisura) tho vary treat #1 Sorvicoa. complata wndoratondlng ond of tho lowoat tho poanblo c«at# conforming to amount you doctdo to apond for • funorol. CAMPAIGN INAUGURATED: The program for In- creased weekly income in Immaculate Heart of Mary LEBER FUNERAL ROME parish, Maplewood, was formally opened May 17 as CORNER 20th ST. and UNION CITY BOULEVARD, Archbishop Boland blessed the workers ' individually TELEPHONES. UNIon 3-1100-1101 the Receiving blessing here are Edwin A. Dolan, right, Omr Sense e it Available la Every Family memorial gifts chairman, and Thomas E. Hunt, Rttardiest of Financial Condition gen- eral chairman. Rev. Edward P. Looney, pastor, assists the Archbishop. The Church in May M, 195* THE New Jersey ADVOCATE 11 h ltT U 'n " Uk" '** from 1959 °ffUUi °*hoUe ‘Newark yK„Jj ZusZ,?' ’ Ready for Congregational Mass' NEWARK PATERSON By Anne Mae Cecilia Guild, and four NEW JERSEY Buckley con- priest at tha head of each coun- Father Oates is a member of and Father Oates received hie 1958 NEWARK certs by church Priests 1959 1958 1959 What choirs and the ty unit Diocesan 1958 1959 connec- the six-man national White List first organ lessons from Mur Priest* 697 tion is there between the Catholic Choir Guild. ‘ 726 135 142 peo- The choir Is Committee 1.321 1,390 guild charged of the Gregorian phy.) So. it could be said that ple in the pew* Comments Brother* 1.025 1,082 303 of the parishes Joseph A. Murphy, with raising and maintaining Institute 314 1.977 2,082 of America, of which the Newark Archdiocese 81 of the director really Sinter* 100 89 Archdiocese, and the of the Archdiocesan the standards of sacred music 108 225 251 Murphy is chairman. They Vatican's are anticipated by more than a 8.126 directives on Institute of Sacred llusic on the Parishes 3,318 1.286 1,373 6.384 partici- parish level, explains preparing a list 8.691 of quarter of a century the pation in the which embraces Church-ap- pres- ch*pei* 234 238 82 liturgyS both guilds: Rev. John M. Oates, Essex proved !!!!!!!!!!!! 82 564 572 hymns, bearing In mind ent revival in Church 273 music. 274 91 94 Are wfc to out "Any parish in the Archdiocese County director. This includes Seminarian* 549 563 prepared carry the pronouncement of the late is The movement, which now 235 224 314 264 the Holy See's 1958 decree ready for the congregational everything from a pat the College 1.121 1.115 on on Pope Pius XII that church mu- Students includes the revival of 10,372 12,509 congregational Mass.” back to organists and ancient school* 1.942 2,021 12.519 14,778 of Mass? choir sic must be true High !!!!!!!”! singing prayer and with 51 31 Do the liturgy its of 14 new pronouncements on masters whom he describes as art. participation High School Student* 14 94 90 Murphy bases his opinion on true the faithful, is, according to 17.966 19,879 4,542 sacred music that a “dedicated" of Grammar Schools 4,478 35,123 37,858 mean we will the fact that for 22 years these group people, a 216 be lorn to Father Oates, reflection of 228 of our beloved a PREPARATIONS Grammar School 58 61 426 442 hymns demonstration Masses have furnishing proper and suit- for the li- Student* an and even broader revival affect- 122,306 127,519 left to table repertory for a given turgical Week Catholics in 22,209 24,035 222.227 233,881 bungle in a maze been sung by the school chil- involve many Public Schools j.. j the whole of Catholicism. 79,670 of unmelodic choir. ing Children 87,489 17.253 20,668 144,550 formalism? dren, who have been coached perish more students than those who Under Instruction 161,753 230,549 247.619 46,414 by their teachers and At regular appear at the four IT IS Teacher* 51,464 415,853 449.385 THE organ- meetings mem- actually A VIGOROUS Catholi- " WEEK 4,093 4,312 LITURGICAL bers county demonstrations. 857 649 7,041 7,435 ized by the archdiocesan direc- hear lecturers (of the These cism, in which the layman Hospital* ’ ’ of the Archdiocese of gets 9 9 4 Newark suture are 4 tor. The students have of Dr. Charles representatives of each a speaking instead Bed 17 17 held May 18-22 repre- Cour- part of a Capacity provides some 2.224 2,224 1.075 sented boin, grade and high school, chosen Patients Treated 1,067 4.269 4,287 every parish; the rea- organist at St. Patrick's seat in the audience. "With 175,491 encouraging answers to ques- from 170.606 68,874 78,542 363,663 sonable conclusion is that there New York), the entire student body Orphanages, Asylums 371,964 tions that have Cathedral, receive congregational singing.” says 12 been popping U 33 are in each instruction which has learned the Mass Father “the Children in 16 15 up last parish enough (for example, the Oates, people en- Orphanages since October when the 895 943 85 of this during the year. esti- ter 148 1.133 "graduates" training to "how to" of the new Holy Murphy into the Sacrifice of Infant 1,213 Instruction on Sacred the Baptisms 33,680 Music 30,352 6.894. 7,595 62.583 form the nucleus for effective Week ritual), and learn mates that up to 20,000 stu- Mass.” Total Baptisms 81,820 and the Sacred norms Liturgy was 35,299 32,028 7,318 congregational for dents a year are given train- Convert* 8,088 66,262 65,554 published singing. Judging good and bad mu- This vigorous Catholicism by the Sacred Con- has 1.619 1,676 424 sic. ing in 493 3,679 3,734 liturgical music in con- no room in gregation of Rites. its for Marriage* 9.940 ADDED TO THE groundwork nection script 9,193 1.918 1,979 with the Liturgical Deaths 17.209 16,520 The Liturgical "Sentimental ’. \ Week fea of the St. Cecilia Guild is THE CHOIR GUILD Week sentimentality. _ 10,354 the can of- 9,014 1.788 1,938 16,786 tured drivel 16,102 which passes for a Catholic Population four demonstration present and fer the hymn 1,324,066 1.345,944 setup service of parish accepUble hymns In 201.628 210,693 2,152,435 2,224,433 Masses addition, it is suggested cannot Total Population sung by a total of 3.300 the that the possibly glorify God.” 2,791,000 Catholic Choir Guild, reor- will Fa- 2,791,000 538,729 536,729 5,136,506 people love,” that the children 5,187,970| students organized sing the Mass says Father Oates. "Nor is as the St. ganized three with ther Oates declares. He years ago a adds in each parish. secularized music that parting permissible; some congrega- the church is tions from not an opera some THE PROGRAM “overly-senti- had its be- house." menUl" and Essex “untheological” 26 ginnings years ago under Weaves hymns Finally, this Catholicism Grandfather they're used to, is not the late Archbishop Walsh with seeks to your restore Church mu- •Iways easy. But he has the late as btfcola A. Montaini as sic sisted to its former prestige. at the operation often points choico director, Murphy out. "Singing Is prayer," enough to know that says Fa- when was Tales ap- This in response to the ther Oates "It Children helps people lift proved hymns are of thooo Magic for that melodic Motu of Proprio st. Pius X. their and are minds hearts substituted, the ampuUtion to SOUTH ORANGE (Murphy was Montani's Children But even better than thesa of pupil. God.” azaleas in his home here (he the old doesn't hurt VALUABLE who thrilled for long. GIFTS to “Mrs. Santa picturesque places are the fan- and his wife Mary parish- Claua are Example: Try replacing "Moth- wh«n NEW and the Child," you op.n a tovlngi occountof $250 Lonely ciful folk who them. ioners of er or non, people Our Lady of Sorrows) Dearest. Mother Fairest" For tho Bost *nd "The Easter In Stocks or add $250 Magic Egg," Fish that talk, that with or moroto o proiont account ' swans and five or six hours of the to Our in the daily hymn of page* of The Advocate, dance, Lady ONI OUT Pl* ACCOUNT a cow with a golden writing. "Ave, Lourdes: Ave. Ave Ma- have another do*e of magic milk pail, the Queen of Cod- ria.” MANERO'S He's also taken to appearing awaiting them in a slim new fish castle in her at the bottom out famous in schools to read aloud to chil- book, "Grandfather Todd of OW of the hay, the Peach Plum Pf dren. a Cape Cod." Actually, there’s meth- Jelly Lady and dwarfs that Press Institute od in the magic of Grandfather a It wa* Grandfather Filets *3.00 Todd, you swing on an ancient windmill. Todd will Hanson has a strong remember, who conducted Cites Hanson America spent 50 years in the theory that children nowadays A LA CARTE the Christmas and Eaiter ad- advertising NEW business and YORK (RNS) _ helped are not read to He re- It is the venture*. The bearded, weath- enough. found radio of ' station WOR. Yet the erbeaten ports complaints from teachers responsibility Catholic old is crea- gent the press to *4.75 the transition from a high-ten- provide its Dinner* tion that youngsters arrive in first readers with Complete of Joseph E. Hanson, at ' ' positive *•* sion career to his guidance on BRINS • Mwnb.r Kit* V 66 retirement grade without a capacity for the moral 'ALWAYS THI CHIIDRIN* Dln.rV CM ,l'* a 10. l '"' grandfather of Coop*' role as author of children's fan- and »*pecta of social, PARAMUS listening, they feel political, ROUTS NO IT - N.rfti and a re- eco- Nr 4 - Cotf« I-lOIJ tasies has been for nomic and other IN SEVEN new tales pub as easy turn to the lost art of reading current topics, him as a sailboat • lished by David McKay Cos. catching the aloud to pre-schoolers would priest-journalist on the staff of America Inc., wind on Pleasant Bay it. magazine said Hanson takes the young solve here. Rev. set to quaint Benjamin S. Cape Cod—to a Masse, J, THAT’S WHERE the grand THE GRANDFATHER Todd associate editor, BUILD AN OUTDOOR SHRINE "really, truly Cape Cod house," gave hia views r children come in. Seven of stories are designed to be read on Catholic Soil to Sandwich editorial ac- "*io" Starting EUctr* and Falmouth and in are the policy them of his aloud to seekers offspring magic aged cepting, on behalf One Alarm by Ingraham. Gloam- Provtncetown, to Cape Cod of America, Choose from son of Joseph Allenhurst. 3-5, and to be read by the 6-8 the first ing Ivory whiff com, contract- Bay and Barnstable Harbor Catholic Institute of the ing whit* Three are the children of Jack Our dial Quiof motor, group themselves They are in- Press of Certificate of Merit at the with Hanson of handy contor Mtt.ng. Rumson They've vitingly Illustrated by Jean annual CIP election meeting. The Outstanding Subjects listened to Grandfather Han Porter magazine is Its golden observing 34 Inch tlx* . . . $ll.OO son s with Hanson stories delight, have isn't sure, but he jubilee. LADY Of OIACt even suggested titles for them, thinks the stories had at least Esther Masse pointed out that LADY Of IOUID' and some of the grandchildren one very distinguished "read- controversy and differences LADY FATIM/ " of or in stories appear the Kate in er He sent one of the first opinion—on matters other than IMMACULATt CC the new book Cardinal is Kate Hanson, copies to Cushing who faith HIAIT 0> and dogma—make for lACIFD J» second "Cope!" Sowing grader at Holy Cross was in Lourdes with handi- Sot by 67 healthy Catholic journalism,'' 34 Inch tlx* $23.00 Soldmg Corticolli, in boao- School, Jane in Rumson. the capped youngsters. The au- and concluded: "I hope our INFANT OF PXAOUI Mtin - linod 'com. Christmas tale is Jane Hanson, thor thought the Gold Massachusetts Catholic people are mature ST. ANTHONY platod Kiton, Start from th* bottom third grader at Star of the Sea children would enjoy having to IT. FIANCIt WITH lIIDt p*n cwthion, thimble, the enough realize that no group Academy, Long and Branch Cape Cod stories to IT. JOSEPH noodloi 37 cpooli read them editing a journal or up with now car- newspaper of . . . Hanson's time is divided be- while they far PLEADING lACRIO HIAIT OP lIIUI throod. were so from can apeak for the whole Catholic tween tending his roses and home. Church OTHII AIIOrriD fUIiICTI AVAIIAIII pet* from IREHM'S. Only the Holy Father " IN Vi. 11. 11. U AND U INCH can do this OPEN ACCOUNT IN PftSON Ol |Y AND 4 AND I FT. lIZII MAII Re-elected president of the Gdt lent promptly. Spocify choico fOvonwoor SEE OUR OUTDOOR DISPLAY CIP was James M of will bo Broidloomi with laot- Connolly roiorvod for you »• pick up por10no lly.) East OP PINE QUALITY CHURCH ini beauty Rockaway, NY, manager of STYLE STATUARY Honest value special projects for Interna- Saving! Iniurod price* tional Business Machines World C*flv«nl«ntlr lo«ot«d Trade AmpU Partin* U. S. Corp. Other by Oovt. Drvidondi officers ■g /o paid Agoncy Vult named include James B. OUAATIIIY our NEW RUG Fitz 3, Patrick, SELECTOR ROOM art editor, Fawcett Pub FERRI RROS. INC. Show room lications. first vice president; open Tuei S. 124 - RT. 17 - Va Mil* South of New Rout* 4, PARAMUS «nd Thuri tllJ S Regina Sullivan, York Mir- and William (between and dent; O’Shea of the Bamberger's Modell't) Newark FEDERAL Plenty of parking New York Poat. G SAV I N S and Loan Aiiociatlon "S’ewark't First Federal" 50! Central Ave. cor. Bth St., Newark 7, N. J. MArll.t 4 9540 533 North Broad Street Sof J 9 fo 7*/. fVfS. vnftf m MILES Daily Toocopf 4; 6 p 10,182,361 PAIK FREE 47-49 sth N. J. on our lot, So. Sf., juit north of offtco Elizabeth, Flanden 1-1100 Expen Cleinini and to Get the Job Repairini tee. Done! To complete the many jobs connected with providing nieces Gas our Gas drove the AUTHOR AND service, Department employees HIS HEROINES: Joseph E. Hanson, author of the Grandfather Todd reads stories, from fantastic total of 10,182,361 miles in 1958 equal to his new book to his remember own grandchildren, Jane (left), the of his heroine Christmas story, and Kate, the book's 21 round trips to the moon I by heroine. Here is one more indication of how much effort goes Hall into Gas service so moderna ire Seton to Name making your dependable! «i«-»iKnr NEWARK Seton Hall University is the only univer- in New and of Catholic sity Jersey one two institutions of higher learning in the United States asked by the U. S. of Department Health. Welfare and Education, to recom- mend candidates for fellowships to study either the Chinese jot Japanese language al Its In Istitute of Ear Eastern Studies ((» Americans know how to Announcement of the I program speak them. They are, more- federal grants for thta jof pur- over, urgently needed in govern- m jpose was made this week by Dr ment. business, education and in- J Paul K T Sih, director of the dustry." jiar Eastern Institute. TO BK ELIGIBLE for a Na THE GRANTS will range from lional Defense Foreign Language $1,500 to $3,000 academic per Fellowshp, an individual must year In addition, has be an or a provision American citizen per- been made by the government resident •i-pe. manent of thia country, »rctionnl f 1206 for $l3 week for each of the per lie must also have at least a ■II in widr recipients' dependents. Success bachelor rhnirr of fabric s degree and intend to ful applicants from other states teach the language which he is A. will also *399 C. *309 receive a travel allow- going to study. ance Application forma may be ob- B. *239 I). *259 The are awarded fellowships tained from and muat be aub- under the National Defense mitted to the Institute of Far Education Art which provides Eastern Studies, Seton Hall Uni- for special study by Americana moderna versity. 31 Clinton St., Newark ire af Chinese, Arabic, Hindustani. 2, N J Koul« 4, N. • Japanese, Portuguese i’aratnua, J. and Rus- The deadline for the our W-day Bb sub- rkargr plan sian. mission is June 13 and applicants "These said Dr will PVBLICCgDSEHVICB languages," be notified of acceptance Sih, "are considered jnost criti- about 4. The July program will cal the hjr government because begin In September. 12 the advocate May 22, 1959 Would Advocates Young Haw the Courage to Say OK? By June remember Dwyer the of the Church. It must coming be hard se someone else wonder about re- Two Ghost and IF IN our live* week* Holy the even think these living we can ago a young founding things. ligion. flri 18 of the Catholic Church. Be- help someone else to learn year* old swam But even thinking you are It might be a little child's cause of about our we out to a friend in his baptism on that Church; if can the Pacific would you have the wrong, hu- careful that make a beach Albert prayers help them to find the Ocean who was being faced God as a wonder- eaten by to and to find mility study the non-Cathollc mother turn to ful gift of a shark. Not member of this Catholic faith; if through ua only did she truth? Would be you willing study the Church. Maybe a the Church. someone else can become a bring boy s body ashore to ask questions, knowing that smile when Albert had things go wrong can can feel but she also baptized him only a few sec- Catholic, we as proud on the answers mean might a big show s friend of yours how onds to decide how as Shirley O’Neil. the beach. Do you remember? he would difference in the way that you wonderful it is to face God; he to know that So, chose do so Young Advocates, let’* An this live? Army saw in sergeant God is Heaven and that He take our hats to as a Catholic. What he off the con- scene of courage bravery. He said that la watching out for you. verts showed what faith. Is not this week. Then let's he had such WE DO NOT know the never seen cour- Maybe . . . maybe . . . things There a that same courage shown by whisper prayer that our lives age in his life. We that bring the Catholic Church all were are so many maybe*, but convert? we may even more every Do not to bring into the proud of she they the mind of non-Cathollcs. Shirley will never know for sure when Church. O’Neil; also decide to change their With their had showed her way No doubt the life of courage, to good Shir- our are loyalty God lives helping others to our and and of life and to meet God in prayers the Holy to man. ley O’Neil gave Albert Kogler And our Church. Our Job is Ghost, the Catholic to the Church will religion? What the be needed. grow example Maybe be mirrors of Mary to and BUT Is more, most show grow and grow THIS week we would converts must until it the thoughtfulness. of some the like decide joy and peace of leads us all to talk of the to live as Catholics being into the Kingdom courage of as Young Advocate might make Catholics. of the well as to die as them. Heaven forever young man who died on that beach the young man WK KNOW that who said converts re- Lives the “OK." when Shirley Saints ceive Join of asked grace to our Church. him if he would like to But they must work he baptized. with that It takes grace. a great deal This is a good week to think of courage to admit that •f your Albert Kogler, for last Sun- ways or that are wrong your Another day was Pentecost, the day we church is not the True Mary The VACATIONS UNLIMITED AT . . . month of May Is dedi- OUT OF THE DARK: Three civics club members from St. Stanislans, Newark, paid work One of the Sisters asked cated Our they learned the of members to Lady, Mary But The Advocataa visit recentlywhere duties of our her how she could suffer so there are many other Zehnder's dark room Marys much pain without newspaper. stop in staff-photographer A Dan brought them who followed crying. The CYO SUMMER in the out of the dark on the subject of camera technique and development. Other mem= footsteps young novice pointed the of to of Mary and who also entered bers the club other cross and said: “See what the investigated professional fields Left to with Dan the Kingdom of Heaven—not right are: at inlinite CAMPS love of God has suf Stanley Ference, Walter Szpiech and Chester Queens but at saints, the prin- Burzynski. fered for my salvation. That cesses of Heaven 1 sama love sees • CAMP weakness CHRIST THE KING FOR SOYS my I.Ja week's saint is another and gives me courage. Those lon T 14 •.*?. Hwr M "•*' BlaIrateon. N. J IS3 Mary Mary Magdalen dei who call to o/r«h»-«wiKl with mind the nodtn plurnbtnl Lar*. taka. sufferings Wooddonl Pazzi. She born In oporto, ma >Julr VAua »i was Flor- offer prty^A.l]- >nn t2SO Julr of Christ and who up their n*T cto °fn~- ,W ence, Italy, and was the daugh- t «• own to God through His Pas- ter of one of the most powerful sion find their pains sweet and CYO DAY CAMPS FOR men in the city. Her " BOYS AND GIRLS family was pleasant to ln second only the Medicls who w ~k*u”»• - - • »» ” ‘" d lr,‘ 7«• were her MARY was professed B.rW rIH. ,'°T * -*• located In ruling From family as a Wee™* "- Hod g l "10 " "watte* Gome*, .no and craft.. ■ came a long list of nun earlier than usua 1 because r"*"* *“’ * wlm »!*. available politicians, she governors and soldiers So it was so ill they thought she die. was indeed a hard thing for that might When they St. COUNTY CYO. M 4 Mate »»_ Port Mary took Loo Windsor FI44S» her parents when the beautiful her back to the infirmary ■lIIX COUNTY CYO. 41S Bloomfield **•- MontcUlr Si. she * " “sweet Communion Breakfa*t* mother But umnae Ml 4-dtlt Caldwell Association meeting in ken. Verona, and Mrs A. 0 Acs S«t«i J. • Corporation, Morriion, N. 177 lergon St. We«dbrldge. N. J. College, 20-year-old institution the 6 Office and Plant college library At p m , dcMeunsse, Cedar Drove. of learning for annu- families Luncheon* women, will be reunited, and ally the traditional goes phrase with other alumnae will sit tcr's degree AT OUR OWN Two Firsts to prepare the one better and becomes a down to a picnic supper GEORGIAN COURT nurse for positions of teacher, "grandmother Sister M Joanna, OP, al- FREE HALLS At St. Peter's supervisor and administrator in A highlight of Alumnae Re- COLLEGE nursing. The program provides Brahman j union Day, 23, will be the JERSEY ClTY—Eileen Jack- May tuition, stipends and Candurlad by fha SJatara if Maray Vocation other priv- ANY HALL YOU CHOOSE annual baby in which nowitz, the party, Day lone girl graduate St. John's Cor. 7th toui-yiai to ileges at University, & Orange St coum iiadino and of St. Peter's ★ married grads their hus- College, was hon- ■A Brooklyn. and II OEORIIt Set at bands trot college hill with ored by women students of the Newark Th« Fintit fo»da up Rockleigh In Sister Mary Wall-intagratad pregram Libaral their college Catherine is a DINNERS tots in tow. May 21 The coeds also .. . . from ROCKLEIGH—A day graduate $1.75 Aria, Tina Arta. Sclanca, Muak, Hama vocation of Miscricordia Hospi- The celebrated the first anniver- of tb# day has drawn as many Cconamica. Buainaaa Admlnlatratian for girls of high school age and tal School of N Y A the Nursinb, Sis- large selection of as Caldwell sary of founding of "The Taachar Training far Elamantary and no "grandchil- older will be i conducted at St. ter attended the Immaculate Con- Petriennes," organized women Hl-H AT Secendary Scheola, fully Accraditad dren" who turn the dignified Josephs Village by the Sisters ception Junior and Addraaai students of the College, Lodi, SItTII SECRETARY a Jesuit college. HE eampus into moppet melee. of of Cottons 6-2187 - FE 9-1671 St. Joseph Newark May 31 received a B S in nursing from Caarl Oaarglan Callaga Under of Sis- Miss Jacknowitz, a the fond eyes the will be resident FREE PARKING Included a sermon by Seton Hall University. labawaad Naur Jartay ters, the kiddies ride in of Bayonne, is graduate a pony Rev. a of George Byrne. Village chap cart, play baseball and ring St Dominic Academy, Jersey *9-95 to lain; Benediction, and a tour of *19.95, games, pop balloons, munch City She will receive a BS the Village goodies and win prizes. degree In management, which AIR CONDITIONED Juniors she earned during the College of Saint Elizabeth evening Misses St. E’s Chooses session Founded In 1899 th* Siitart of by Chorlty For the past year the Pet- Women’s MODERN HATTERS Head riennes have functioned as Convent Station, New Jersey Campaign ushers for college productions, announce*a complete CONVENT Dolores Bradley and in the mail department of of Maplewood was recently ap- the development fund They pointed chairman of St Eliza CALDWELL, NEW JEftSEY BRIDAL also worked for St. beth’i Joseph's College Alumnae cam- Home for the Blind. paign fnr the Sisters of Charity CAIDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN DEPARTMENT centenni*l by Sister Hildegarde Marie, college president Rutherford THE SISTERS Girl CONDUCTED,BY OF ST. DOMINIC HEAD PIECES, and VEILS for Presents a Miss Bradley, a secretary at Fully Accraditad - Offarlng A.B. and B.S. the Federal Trust Dtgraat BRIDES, BRIDESMAIDS, and Office, Nation Earns Grant o Full Collection of is al State Bank Newark, a lay complete BRIDAL PARTIES. NEW ROCHELLE Mary of Bridal Gowns. imember of the college's board of Fogarty »f Rutherford, a Junior trustees. Bridesmaids' Dresses, HEADPIECES and VEILS dved She was a recipient of at the College of New Rochelle, the Elizabethan Award. to match and Mothers' Dresses, WEDDING BANQUETS... aowns. is one of 15 students from the « C. S chosen to attend a nine week as Well as Custom FUU COURSE DINNER LOWEST FACTORY PRICES a seminar Georgian Court summer on International 50 Bridal Department Roast $7- Student Relations at Harvard Beef, Chicken or Turkey Will Give Musicale MODERN HATTERS University and the University of LAKEWOOD The Georgian Illinois - SAMPLE MENU - 313 - 3rd Ave., Jeriey Court College music City department Sponsored by the United States SHOWER GIFTS • fiMJ Cocktail OL 9-9300 will present the annual musicale National Student Association, the in the Casino, May 24, at 3 30 seminar, to be held June It • Celery. Olives 29 GRADUATION GIFTS p.m. Sister Mary Beatrice, Aug. 31, is geared to promote • Prime Roeat Beef. Au Jue tJ 1 111111 11) 111111111111 M111 U111111111 n ||^ R.S.M., in department head, is understanding of studrnt ORANGE RESTAURANT organ! 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Arnold P. tCardan SUM Parkway Salt recently. presentation was made Brown, OJH, hndw Grdo SIM) NEWARK, N. J. Foanily OfSH DAILY TO 4 fSTBS J. PAULISON. Mrs. T. 12S W. Jr. by Robert Piccoli, president, and Mul- 31 Stroot, Now York 1. N. Y. (botwoon 6 A 7 MON. WSO„ fl, TO t fM. BLOBIQ TAMSOBIMI ESsex 2-669$ Mary Avonuo) - PI A-4483 - Offico rooney, vice president or phoM Moor. 107 Moodoy through 14 THE ADVOCATE May tt, 195* O'Neill Receives Mostyn Passes Up Olympic Chance to Join Brothers Track Award ORADELL The announce- Hal Courier of Seton at WEST ORANGE—Jim Hall; a the Essex Catholic meet the bowed to O'Neill, ment Jack Wayne, 31H-31. in John Riordan ran second in by of Ber- double sprint by senior member of Scton Hall’s Mostyn victory Denny next when he the North day complained Arlington invitation the 440 and gen Catholic that he would give Kahrar 880, respectively, crack mile relnv team, was of St. Peter’s and a of stiff muscles. leg meet on 16. Ed defeated a May the latter 1:59.4. up possible Olympic 9:51 timing honored as the most valuable traeje two-mile triumph by Stan a strong field, including Blej- career to enter the Irish of member of the Pirate track Blejwas Holy Trinity. who had ST. MICHAEL'S (JC) was, won the Union stars Christian Brothers' novitiate at squad at the first annual ban- This weekend finds more lo- mile in •Ernie Tolentino and A1 Adams West County 4:34.3 on May Park, N.Y., on July 1 con- quet of the Seton Hall University cal league most of 14. won the 880 and mile at the firmed activity by a rumor that had been Spike Shoe Club, May 18 at tha the NJCTC members. St. Bene- Hudson County championships common in New Jersey Catho- OTHER CONFERENCE Bow and Arrow. dict's and Delbarton will be in win- in 2:02 and 4:29, lic Track Conference respectively, circles ners at North Other awards the New Jersey Independent Arlington were and Jim McGovern of St. Pe- were to Bobby for several months. Pete Schools Athletic O’Connor of Seton all Mack of the Association at ter's took the javelin at this Weequahic as state's It also was known that, if 5-9 in the high championships at Peddie; St. jump; Phil meet with a toss of 174-9. St. outstanding schoolboy runner, to Jack his mind changed and de- St. Dudek of Pope Pius at 53.0 in Hal the Peter’s, Michael's (JC) and Aloysius third in team Jardine of Kearny as cided to to placed go college, his first the 440; Bill Weikel of St. Aloysius in the Jersey Holy score with 24 thanks to state's outstanding high school choice City points, would be Notre Dame. Trinity at 2:03 8 in the championships at Lincoln Park 880 and scoring in the hurdles, coach, and to Ed Uriel of ths But the spotlight heavy of publicity the Pony Pirates' relay and St. Michael's (UC) in the team, mile and the weight events. Newark News for his contribu- focused on the which smiling young- broke a North Hudson championships at record with The team title at the Essex tions to track over the years. ster his 9.3 the 3:352 by clocking at Union City, all May on 23. meet went to St. Francis Prep, Vic DiKilippo, head of the Se- Englewood Memorial Meet on Wyrsch 1 56 lost his 6 race to next but Bergen, aided by Mostyn's ton Hall University department May 17 brought his The afternoon, Bergen Tom decision Noering of 10.0 Chaminade, in the 100, was main speaker, while Jack into the and Essex Catholic visit the triumph was open a little earlier who was named the-outstand- the top New Jersey school with Carroll of the class of 15H9 than was Irish Christian Brothers meet expected. ing performer of the Essex 13. St. Michael's (JC) won ths at Van Cortlandt Park, New served as toastmaster. The ins and outs of the val- Catholic meet, but Ed's time is two-mile relay in York; May Delbarton 8:12.1. idity of Jack's record on 25, is the fastest clocking by a New Jersey St. Benedict’s will make a are discussed elsewhere in the Morris County Novice on this this Blejwas schoolboy Spring. strong bid to regain the NJI- page. Sufficient Meet at Morristown; on May Pirates to say here ran John Geraghty of Capture Bishop SAA crown this week with that he soundly defeated 27, Pope Pius and Don Bosco two Loughlin, Englewood mile win- coach Fran Murphy counting of the best in Tech take part in the first sprinters the ner, right into the in Tennis ground on Matt Hagofsky and Paul Tourney East, Jasper Passaic County championships Washington of Jack the two-mile and so impressed and, Mostyn Davis in the hurdles, Dick Mo- LAWRENCEVILLE Tom Cardoro High of on May 29, Bergen Catho- Washington, veteran Providence College Mike Juliano and Bob Carscadden and Vinnie O'Neill D.C., and Art lic and St. Cecilia's (E) will ran, Lilly of Andrew Jack will run his last school- coach Coates that Harry he was Holti in the Linus Jackson be at the Twin-Boro Relays. spring, Dce- brought Seton Hall University its High, New York. race at Randalls offered boy Island on a on the scholarship nv and Jack Hannan in the 440, first Rider College Invitational June 13 In the Eastern Inter- spot. MOSTYN'S AMAZING Bob Juster in the mile, Tim Tennis Tournament title on May per- THE INCREDIBLE part scholastic championships and, Also headed Providence 16 formance capped the for Harrington in the pole vault as they teamed to win the finest about Mostyn's fast clocking is up before that, will have oppor- is w-ho took and crown weekend NJCTC athletes have it Is Kahrar, the Jesuit high jump, Ed Gilhooley doubles from Dennis and that doubtful that Jack has fast tunity for clockings at the 100 in 10.3 and yet enjoyed since the 220 in 23.6, in the high and broad Jack Dowd of Fairfield, 6 60. the confer- as yet rounded into full jump 2, shape, NJCTC meet at Englewood both ence on against a was founded two strong wind. jump and Lon Bonnie in the years following the broken foot bone This doubles victory made tha May 30 and the NJSIAA meet Teammates ago. Other prime Paul Jordan and weight events. difference as the Pirates developments he suffered this winter. This Is at New Brunswick finish- on June fi. were a 4:27.9 mile and 1:56 ed with 6 proven by his fin- nine points as against third-place Wyrsch turned in his fast 880 by Ed run Wyrsch seven for and of Seton ish in the 220 at Englewood Fairfield Buffalo mile and Courier his record a Hall; 186-BVi javelin throw State. Hall had entered by and the 10.0 100-yard throw Did He or Seton tha by victory Javelin as Seton Hall Didn't He? final day's competition, trailing Grant By Ed Fairfield, 4-0. NEWARK Apropos of the Seed Setonia Firsf in controversy over the 9.3 100- Carscadden went to the finals Newark yard dash run by Jack Mostyn Tourney; of Bergen Catholic at Engle- of the singles play, where he lost wood on May it be well 1(, might to recall this anecdote about tt Charles Garfinkcl of Buffalo Jesse Owens, holder Bees present of the national intenrholastic State, 6-0, 3-6, 6-4. On his Face Petreans in way Round record of 9.4. Opening to the finals Tom knocked off SOUTH Owens, who also In ORANGE ran that time was once second seeded John Seton Hall was opened May 21 college, asked Dowd, 1-6, Prep given top There are no what was the difference in 27th between his high school 9.4 and his 63, 63. ranking the annual Greater Newark other Catholic echools in the Baseball college 9.4 Ills answer was, “About five yards." eight-team tourney, which Tournament, which this with will The opened past week, the Pony chief reason why Owens’ mark high school was never be played entirely at the Eair- Pirates playing their first East submitted as a world's record Belleville Parish game against Side on —as was his college May I lcigh Dickinson field in Teaneck standard was 21 at the the same that like field one hangs a over campus here is shadow Mostyn's Bayley-Ellard now the To Hold Field only rare, namely, the rest of the field Also in the field round the was too close at the Day 16-team are St. the semi-final of finish. undefeated team left in North Union BELLEVILLE St Peter* Benedict'*, seeded eighth, and the County affair with a 5-3 Jersey after the defection* of St. KOR WHILE it’s quite possible that, every 25 years or so CYO will hold its annual over ninth defending champion, St. Peter's, victory Springfield Regional Morris a high school Luke’s, Catholic, which sprinter will come along, like Owens or Mostyn, track and field day on 21 which is unseeded. Seton on May 16. Bill Henry pitched who May Hall bowed to the Newton can run JV, 5-0, on on equal terms with the best collegiate 14-2 three-hitter and at 10 a m with events for gram- brought a record into the a and Bob Halleck May club athletes, 11 and Good Counsel, which it’s a little harder to believe that three other mar school and girls, col- fray, while St. Benedict's is 125 and Bill Murray had five hits’ boys boys its return in that Englewood dropped gam* to race suddenly became 9.5 and 9.« lege girls and New AAU and St. Peter's 8 4. between them. The semi-final sprinters, Jersey Walsh. 6-1, on May 18 when tbelr best previous times had ranged from athletes. On the eve with Clark was of the tourney, game due to be 9.7 to 10.2. The continued to play Pirate played either May 21 Bishops hopes were given a severe or 23. It should in top form with their also be noted here that when Owens jolt 11-6 de- set the na- when star pitcher John The committee to pick the tional record at 9.4 in Pirate feat of on 1933. hr was 20 St. Mary's (R) May 18 years old, rather super- League Standings Parker suffered a sore arm schools which Tourney Hopes in will off for annuated play as high school runners doesn't have too many go. Dave Slme of Fair Bayley Lawn, PASSAIC BIROIN C C the second inning of a 15 7 rout the North Jersey sectional titles I who [ Is a co-holder of the games to go on a slim schedule, present world’s record of of May met 20 after The Advocate 9.3 was W L P«t. Holy Trinity, 18 It was May J not much Ride on St. John's Game the older than that when he Rt Luke's big ones being with Morris posted this mark as a ® I »oo not known whether the would went to press, with these being junior arm J ! at Duke Don Bo*co Tech « 2 750 Hills on May 22, with Walsh I'nivrrsity. SOUTH ORANGE in time the on Though Lafayette a halt to Rt. Ronaventure ♦ 52* respond to let Parker strongest candidates: “A"—! Letting put 27 bark 10 l r It Rt Joseph's 1 4 500 May and, of course, whatever •’''‘’“ru’ »ce, I* necessary to oat Seton •tart point Hall’s l>ePaul against East Side. Seton Hall, St. Peter's, St. Mich- he Brr eight-game winning streak in a -7 5 _T7S pn wild, 11-10, the NJSIAA committee hands S Catholic star had nothing to do Rt it. ~ with the Mary's 2 4 All ael's (UC) (8-5) and Marist tlma affair on 16 (8-5); attributed to him for May at Easton, the Pirates are still Bt. John's o 0 000 ST. PETER'S and St In the race. Ills in Pa., prime Benedict'* ''B'' St Hudson County. St. Peter's part the story began Bayley-Ellard (70), with the candidates for starter’s gun and ended a 2 berth in the NCAA tournament. TRI-COUNTY are first-round foes in a to Just about bowed when he broke Region C C. game Luke'* (13-1), Good Counsel out of the the tape If there Is any about be played May 22 at the Bees' southern question the time, it does not The decisive will w L Pet. St. division race when it mar .lack's game by the one with St (6-1), Mary's (E) (7 2), Walsh probably fit Cecilia's field. The performance In the least. 4 I AOO Petreans ousted St. was battered by Bayonne, 52, John's, metropolitan intercollegi- (7-3) and St. Mary’s (R) (9-7). on Queen of Peace « 2 MT ate Pope Plus 5 .1 f125 Benedict's from the tourney last May 14 But St. Michael's (UC) SO champ, on May 23 in Brook- St. Cecilia’s (K) (8-2) had no FAR AS the conditions of Tosiea (1-2) i> at 2.79 and Sier- Merten the race were Catholie 4 2 53f» year to title and concerned, the on their way the Ls right behind Weehawken lyn. If Pirates handle I>on Boero 2 4 J» competition for the "C in they were Just about the Red- encaits (3-0) Is at 1 26 crown. perfect. There was following Rt. undefeated but no wind the Joseph's o • 000 mn season, bowed the North Hudson chase, follow- course was men on their home grounds, it brought measured right after the St. Peter's a sad sea race and found to be' the 12-11, this year as the ST. LUKE'S, which two over would he to early dropped ing victories Union Hill correct hard leave them out son to an end May 20 at Upsaia distance, the watches used were | first rate and In the Bees broke their 24 game streak. its first game to DePaul on May and Marist is to of district | beginning move hands of capable a tourney. following a stretch of five timers. And Mostyn did not losses} Also in St. fourth-ranked Ber- have the benefit tourney news, 16, is in the in the south with triumphs over of The Lafayette game saw all in several j a rolling start. seven days, by big 59 FORD moved into County tournament which Ferris three of Mary's, Elitabeth, gen [ Snyder, Lincoln and Ownie Carroll's ace “ h”" lhin ,hrn margins. * com<‘" down 10 th « closeness of the i I** pitchers vainly to finish and the possibility try stem the CARS—TRUCKS that the gunsraoke was not detected tide. Connie Egan by the Hmer, started off, but definitely happened in later races that But day. was slugged out when the Leo- even if the timers missed SPECIAL SALE the smoke and followed the STATION WAGON nards scored five runs in the sound of the the margin gun. of error at most would be fourth a Ed Szerencsits came on LYNN CHEVROLET quarter of a second and 1958 FORDS Urn# would be 9.5 9.6 HEADQUARTERS Mostyn’s or then, it was Joe l f but Tosies, who r *rhoolbo SACRIFICE PRICED FOR >- one who rr , particularly had hU foot took the for the inIn l .° rap defeat ca*l Ifsi than months ago. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY im >orl l ' n‘ ,hln DESPITE ALL The Authorized Dealer * »lx>ut sprinting, as tha scoring, and Only champion Olympic Andy Stanfield always not HIGHEST TRADE-IN says. Is the times mn hitting, Angie Marotta taw his but you races the you win and CASH the men 14-game end ALLOWANCE, you beat. So many hitting streak In factors can alter times - wind, Ihia and tha lACK IP DESIRED LYNN-CONDITIONED Used Cars With poor starters, poor timers. game flashy second All Selling EV, f Mokes ler* W,t *° prror »» 9.3 baseman also committed his U ‘? clocking on May 17 first it wwas still,m a tremendous performance error of the by a truly great athlete’ season He handled and Models over 70 chancea befora making WARD-FORD this first boot PACE MOTORS Marotta is still around 239 CENTRAL AVENUE NO MONEY DOWN! Pope Pius Defeats Saints hitting _ the 340 mark and ; his double 47 CENTRAL AVE. NEWARK 3, N J. play udekirk, Joe nitter, is DePaul EAST ORANGE Ml 3-8000 St. banging away at a .320 clip with Upsets Luke's 1 mile eotl of Co'den Stole PVwoy 15 IST I*ll RBl's, despite a slow start. ENGLEWOOD— 9-1 NO DOUBLE LOANS! The defeat which Ritter has Pope Pius hand- been fielding sensa- od, SLCectlia s (E) on May 19 turned tionally has the already izzy Tri-Countv Catholic “A” tha club in hitting Conference race into a real leading is the same player maelstrom, out of which of who has topped any four, or even five teams NO GIMMICKS! for (his department the might emerge the onlv past two champion, probably playoff after a years, Richie Marks, St. now sport- 1959 BUICKS Cecilia's still tops the loop ing a .415 average with 11 with a 4-1 hits mark, but Queen of in the last four 'S3 PLYMOUTH $795 '49 PLYMOUTH Peace games Marks ( 6-3). Pope Pius (5-3) ♦-Or. Man. loulpped. A STIAL 01* A DIALI A Rail O.llt has also batted in Lilli. and School, 15 runs and Bergen Catholic (43) are all College has to make ONE yet an error in the NO '54 CHEVROLET Station pressing the leaders, who must Wagon _ $795 '56 CHEVROLET outfield. Ml Air with all tveas •» equlpmentl play five league t-Peeeeneor games within Sports Superior condition! the next two weeks Don Bosco OTHER HITTING UNDERSELLS stara are is CHEVROLET (2-4) still in Ray '54 $695 '55 PONTIAC mathematically COLLIOI BASEBALL Newman, with a 300 aver- contention 1 Dr. Ml Air. Fully equipped Includine FOWiR in left Saturday,May 1| age, field, and Phil Sam OLIDI, ate. Salon llall at St John * Meanwhie, DePaul injected uels, who has SCHOOL BASEBALL slumped in the new into the '53 CHEVROLET '55 CHEVROLET life Passaic Bergen last two games, has $545 $1095 Friday. May IS but still a Holy Buick Trinity ♦-Or. ate. ■ ■ceptlenelly nice Here's a I Dr. Sedan that's referred ta In the trade Catholic Conference at Valley FOWIROLIDI. race last 310 mark Behind the plate, aa a "cream pvftt" V-i enelne with economical Oratory at Morristown School week, Gaylin just when St. Luke's Parainui Bergen John Perry standard trana. was at Catholic is rated by Carroll '55 FORD _5995 rSt ('•cilia's nvlturtoii »t I AJA. *• - MonUUlr Acd.nv, Op*n Daily f fM. lot t. * rjA. seven nohitter of *t. inning the sea- Mur's UD at SI. p.wick'a Knurwn son in a .1 St. CacltU', *1 nine inning game. •PBGC Gameai ff-TCAC "After We Sell, We Servef Youth Groups MeetinThree Counties; May tt, 19S> THE ADVOCATE 15 AbbotCorriston to Speak in Essex EAST ORANGE Abbot Charles V. adulU, and Edward Corriston, 0.5.8., Toohey. out- of St. Paul's Abbey, Newton, will be the principal speaker going council chairmen. Mulvi- at the hill it out Essex County Council of Catholic Youth Conference, filling the term of Bruce Byrne, now In tervice. young adult division, to be held May 24 at Our Lady, Help of Christians. UNION The annual conven- On the tion same afternoon, the will be conducted by Rev. John of the Union County Senior division CYO teenage of the council Rock of St. Joint's, Orange, on Council will be held May will its conference 31 at St. Patrick's, at Sacred programming: Rev. Charles P. Elizabeth. Heart School. Bloomfield, with O'Connor, St. Aloysius, Newark, Rev. Joseph Bernier will be guest Msgr. William speaker at F. Furlong as on membership campaigns; Rev. a Communion break- speaker. The East fast at the Elizabeth Orange confer- Patrick D. McGrath of Blessed Carteret ence is scheduled Hotel, which will follow 10:30 for 2:30 p. m., Sacrament. Newark, on relation the Bloomfield affair a m. Mass at St. Patrick’s. for 1:30 ship of county and parish groups p. and m. Nancy Ruane of Blessed Panel discussions on "Youth Sacrament in Public Life" and Rev. Vincent Affanoso, Ease* on teenagers in the : on CYO activ- County social action ity on the national level will CYO mod»rator, will ad- program. be dress both committee led by Mildred groups. Rev. David A. Elections, reports, Assemblywoman Ernst of adoption of resolutions, Hughes of Union and John Mc- Help of Christians will action on constitutional Laughlin. National Catholic also speak to the young adults, amendments and other business Youth Council while Rev. Charles McDonnell of are on the agenda chairman, respec- St. for both conferences. tively. Catherine of Siena, Cedar They will Grove, will end with Benediction, Election of officers will speak at the teen ses a buffet follow sion. supper and social. Celebrating the panel talks. John McCarthy BenedicUon will be Father Ernst of St. Michael's is unopposed for THEME OF THE teenage group and Father McDonnell. the chairmanship, but all other be COMPARING NOTES: This been a baseball season on will "The Parish CYO—Teen- has quite the Seton Hall Presiding at the conferences offices will be contested. Bene- FOR in age Youth in with MARY: Students all Catholic Action." Panels will be John diction and installation of offi- campus, the University heading toward a possible NCAA berth and North Jersey Mulvihill, young the Prep high schools hold cers will conclude the afternoon seeded first in the Greater Newark Tournament. notes daily devotions in honor of Mary Comparing here are Prep phase of the program a and buf- coach Frank his star John ace during May. Here, Sodalists Ann Carol Tracey, pitcher Parker, college Connie Egan and his McNamara, fet St. Duo supper and dance will fol- Malltell and Schreck St. Aloysius coach Ownie Carroll. Mary of Michael’s Hope low. (Union City) Joseph Chmedilin, council say their in of Rosary before the shrine the school hall. vice president, St. Bartholo- On May To Add to Honors mew's, Scotch Plains, is in charge to Honor 25, Sodality prefect Frances Kenny will crown Essay of Party the statue arrangements. Features Items at a ceremony in the school auditorium. NEWARK Magazine St. Aloysius High School and Grammar Winners HUDSON A special Parish Essay School, Jersey City, had high hopes of arch- nailing down WEST North Youth Council Institute will be ORANGE A special From Jersey Girls diocesan CYO essay-writing titles this week, their following held May 25 at the CYO Center party will be held at Glenmont, JERSEY CITY Barbara Gallagher and Carole successes in the Hudson for the the home of Thomas Butch- County competition. benefit of all County Ad- A Edison, er, at St. Dominic James of visory Boards Com- in Llewellyn Park May 23 to juniors Academy, have had drawings Cleary St. Aloysius won the grammar boys and Youth on mittees. honor youngsters who in June Catholic of title, writing on the subject: won prizes published the Miss America, which is "Racial Discrimination in the historical contest and la Un- Agendi for the institute includes essay devoted entirely to stories, poems sketches by students Christian’’ and Maureen Hudson sponsored by the New Jersey Cody Sweeps a special report to the council in Catholic schools Historical contest. high took the high school girls crown. by Rev. J Essay Henry county in the issue is An editorial. "To Be Murphy, Also included a or Not The Of the 35 other Hudson winners were Titles CYO moderator; a model parish winners, nine came Bowling poem by Carole Fletcher of to Be," by Carol Hee of St. Louise Martin of St. board meeting from North Jersey Catholic high Mary ELIZABETH In archdioce- presented oy Our Ijcordairr School l Montclair) Mary's (Paterson) earned first Aedan's, City, in of Sorrows youth Including: Nicholas Jersey gram- san CYO bowling finals held at Lady council; schools, and drawing by Anne Higgins of prue in the Senator Henry A. mar girls Scalera. and and Leonard Mazzone the Elizabeth and a of spiritual, cul- John Pellek Eugene Lancs May 17, St. summary St. Cecilia's (Kearny) and Anne Williams Memorial contest Na- of St. Michael’s, Driscoll of Hall, Union City, in Andrew's, Bayonne, tural. social and athletic activities Seton Mary Jo tional Honor was top Ph l lb:n of Mt. St. Dominic Acad- Society Induction school Turner and Palma Ann Cozza of high boys. scorer presented by the of ceremonies in the Intermediate boys chairman emy (Caldwell) welcomed 18 nev» Other winners included: while each committee. Archbishop Walsh, Mary Ellen county league, St Paul of the Two North Jersey Catholic members apiece at both Mary- Maraziti Jersey City, and Herbert ol lawn Cross, won out in The Parish Youth Council, dur- Tillyer high school seniors have recently of the Oranges and St. ESSEX Rosemary Walsh, the Bayley-Ellard, Mary D'Alessio junior girls loop. ing the past season, has assisted received appointments to sen' Anthony's (Jersey City). Sacred Heart, of and Paul Jor Vailsburg, gram- St. Good Counsel ice Andrew's posted totals of the CYO moderator in each par academies William Sipos, mar girls; Joseph Cecere, Holy 775-842 817 dan of St Mary's, Elizabeth. for a 2434 series, ish in presenting three-letter a complete pro- man at Pope Pins Family, Nutley, grammar boys, while The youngsters went on a Hudson Holy Family, Nutley, hit gram. (Passaic) was named to the League Toni Lee Cerulll, Mt. St. Domi- 2215 three day tour of historic sites on 801-720-694 games. Frank 33 parishes Military Academy at West Point nic Academy, high school girls, Approximately Sullivan in the state, May 6-8, accom paced the winners with arc now officially affiliated with and Brian Campbell of St. Bene- Holds Meeting and Kenneth Johnson, Our by Dr Samuel Lady his 497 set. panied Berg, pa dict's the the county CYO office. Prep (Newark) to JERSEY of the Valley, high school boys. tron of the contest, and John CITY Entries for Naval Academy Annapolis at the Hudson Cunningham, author of several County junior and UNION Mary Doran, Marilyn Tully of Marylawn of St. intermediate CYO popular books on New baseball Jersey. the Vinnies Orange (South Orange) won Genevieve's, Eliabeth, gram- Take First will leagues be accepted at a Outing; third mar girls; Thomas St. priie in an essay sponsored Kelly, meeting to be held May 27 at the Michael's. Cranford, Ball by the Propellor Club of the Port grammar Coronation Jersey City CYO Center. boys: ot New York, earning $5O Dorothy Yorke, St. Mary's, Debut This Week a sav- Knights Only parishes represented at CLIFTON QUEEN: Catherine of St. ings Ljungquist Philip’s Elizabeth, school girls; bond. Lawn Lights, the high the will be for the BAYONNE The St. Vincent’s Cadets off to a At Mt. Carmel school meeting accepted Clifton, is crowned Queen of Peter got Marylawn paper, received Apostle, the Passaic- Scavuzto, Holy Trinity, which will CITY the leagues, open play running start in the 1959 outdoor drum and JERSEY The annual All-Jersey recognition by the Clifton District CYO her Westfield, high school bugle corps by Lorraine Coco boys. on or predecessor. Car- about June 22. Open ros- season as won Coronation Ball of the Mt. Scholastic Press Association of as they a contest the will District John of St. John sponsored by Bergen mel ters be permitted for the King Niedziela Kanty BERGEN —. Margaret Harris, CYO will be held May 23 jNcw Jersey, V.F.W. on 17 at Field. looks Mt. County May Teaneck High School first three Defending on. Carmel, Tenafly, grammar at the Jersey City Gardens, fca j games. the class of the which did champs are St Aedan's girls; John Patti, St. Catharine's, Easily field, not include the lured by the crowning of the King in the in- THI SISTIRS Glen St. Nicholas termediate and St. Rock, grammar boys; 1958 national Blessed and Queen. Ready league Paul's, OP* THi VOTING POWER In champions. Papal also SORROWFUL Jeannette Rlggio, St. Luke's, Sacrament of Newark, Profits archdiocesan winner, in tha the Vin- cent's and Blessed Sacrament of the dance will go For MOTHS R, clecUonj was entrusted to the Title Defense high school girls; Edward nies scored 87.80 points to 80.75 toward the fund of the Junior league. will be on May 31 at Roosevelt building conducting Roman Cardinals 1059. PASSAIC— St. Nicholas is off the in Doherty, for St. Catherine's of Siena of Mt. Carmel Recreation Center I Presently leading grammar hospitals. Ridgefield Memorial, Stadium, Jersey City, In the to a start in of its school high school St. L. 1. and toward fast defense league are St Acdan'j •choola. orphanages. home* for tha boys. Albans, The Garfield contest sponsored by St. a four-year scholar- Pat-; Passaic • fif'd and 1 a for Mt. Junior CYO League Ail Saints and convalescent. tnvlta rlr to Cadets were third and the St. rick’s. a Carmel CYO mem- j(3-0). (1-0) Our s»>m These three corps, plus j ship them In their charitable work for j with 6-3 baseball title, a victory of tha Lucy's Cadets of Newark were St. ber at Seton Hall University, I Lady Victories (1-0) In divi- love of God. For Information write Lucy's, will comprise the over St In Its first to Vocational Dim trru. 21 fourth. Mary's out sion "A" and St Nicholas Win Grants North Jersey presented this year to Albert (20) Catholic-sponsored! and MATER DOLOROSA a 19-1 "nocontest'' af and St. Sam Martino. |ing St Peter's (20) in division MARY Vincent's had the highest entry on the circuit this summer. with St in PREPARATORY Stephen s its sec "B ' SCHOOL, in each of the four ' Among the prizes to be won [fair To St. score cate- Among the major dates on the j •0 Morris Avenue. Danville, Cos.. SERVE h«r Peter's ond Morris at a gories of competition: schedule the V. E. W. state by the king and queen are a New Jersey marching are The lost JERSEY defending a CITY Students and week's vacation In Miami Beach champs maneuvering, drums, bugles at Wildwood on championships possible You Can Win Souls MARIST BROTHEf from St. Peter's and Regis when the Hudson County victory in that second Prep and general effect. June 27, the American Legion! CYO For of game when darkness after Christ as a Mission m won 10 the 21 full and partial makes its annual excursion there came national contest at Minneapolis •ry Sister, nursing, in the of three Society Mary scholarships awarded THIS WEEKEND, St. Vincent's in mnings and the contest will rial service. teact by St. on Aug. 22 ami the American Le- August i will be replayed 23. Other catechism. In l S Peter'i this be at New- on May an College week. Memory Park, state contest • gion at Wildwood Okinawa Ace I®3( tv. Director of Irelhere. IM. first round ton. for a contest against the victors were St Write Mother Winners of full 12. Supertoi Si. scholarships on Sept. Blessed Sacrament To Hold Elections Mary'* Manor Stephen's. St. and Daughters of Mary Paterson St. Lucy's and Anthony's included: John Buffington. Wil- Cadets, will sponsor its annual Health competi- ORANGE The Gregory Club of the tick. Ponndel. Pena. St Patrick's holy liam Glanman of Jersey City, Trinity, Vista Mana. and Jeffrey Out- tion June 20 at Newark Schools of New Jersey will hold its elec be Craosmoor. N Y. water while Blessed Sacrament will of St. Peter’s; Patrick Stadium and the St. Vincent’s tlons on June 5 at Graulich's. Easton, , Monahan, at Pa where it will face Leo Tymon and Rich- "Dream Contest" will be at! with Art Arens and Ed Keitz M' the Garfield ard Leoffer of Cadets and St. Cath- Regis; Michael Roosevelt Stadium on Aug. 30. | nominated for president. erine's, some Pennsyl- Stlso and Robert plus top a Davis of Xavier, vania corps. Be Louis Esposito of Sny- A Marist The first meeting of St. Vin- der; Ronald Oswald of Scton BECOME A Dedicate life Christ Vocation » T your to 1 Hall Prep and Charles Riffen- Notes C and Hit Bleited Mother Inn btrg P|j| of Brooklyn P—p. O.L.S. Seeks helping teen-age girl* witf^ 1 Partial were won scholarships * Do rifh become .. a by: God Smiled Too problem* . -< James McGuinness and Work ■j PALLOTTINE James Lantry of St. Peter's; Another William F. Title By Msgr. Furlong Sister of the ~ Howard Smith of Seton Hall; * Teach He much-younger than all the others who being Paul Mulligan and was were Michael Shef MONTCLAIR Our Lady of PRIEST He * Good choice ot awarded their doctorate in laws from the University of Naples. Preach Wide o[ activitm: Teaching. Regis; Patrick Foley of Arch- South which Shepherd- Sorrow*, Orange, their Not was only sixteen; they were at least in early twenties. Parnh \Vo*k. and bishop Walsh; Raymond has won track Preaching. Foreign Cava- already two and Write for information ACTIVITIISi only that, he was also small for his and when he nagh of St. age, tripped up OR Home Mmioni and Retreat Work. Mary's, South Am- one basketball In Wark, Taachlrtf. Dlatotlca. championship for his degree, lost In his and acadamic without ample overflowing robes, obligation. CUrlcal Work. boy; William Duffy of St. John's, CYO competition thia Is Hurting, •»*. Write The PallcKtinc Father*, year, Hilh the precocious youth,—Alphonaus Llguori—caused more laughter School re commanded Paterson; Ronald Ragonese Marlit Kathen 309 N.Paca and now gunning for a grammar Sr., Baltimore 1, Md. too! " BROTHER than applause. God smiled Tor furthar John Ettlinger of Lough- school baseball St. Mary'a Manor information wrlta lot Bishop championship. ~ God smiled because Alphonsus was a misfit, MOTHI* lUPIRIOR lin. Pwnriw, Penna. With but two games left to Canvant and misfits are funny, if not sad, to behold. God of tha Good Shaphar* 214 tuaaaa play, Our Lady of Sorrows Avonua ap- had not made to be lawyer. He had Alphonsus a R' Morristown. N. J pears to be at least HIGH SCHOOL BOYS YOUNG MEN Union Plans a shoo-in created him to become a priest, a bishop, a saint for divisional honors. The South and one of the great doctors of the Church. To FOLLOW CHRIST SAVI SOULS IMITATI ST. FRANCIS Orange nine, apreading Joy. and love competing in Divi- not in his oy peace. aancUfy youreelvea by becoming God, Alphonsus looked strange, only to sion 11, has won eight Trip Rye game* oversized academic robe, but In his role as a CAPUCHIN-FRANCISCAN PRIESTS without ELIZABETH a loss and has but two lawyer. The fourth an- If you llflnk God la railing games to Its nearest you to dedlrato your Uvea to preaching, nual play com- He turned out to be a good lawyer though THIRD ANNUAL teaching, Union County CYO boat ex- pariah work, aoclal work, home or foreign mlaalona. then petitor has already lost twice so For eight he did not lose But then WRFTE to years a case. Immediately TO: cursion Rye Beach will be it take would a complete came some held May 30. collapse the shock. His biggest case, Involving for Our Lady to REV. DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONS of Sorrows miss $300,000, he lost because of a simple mistake, due to a little over The all-day trip will begin PREVIEW oi CHAMPIONS the round. and IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY SEMINARY playoff sight. After that he was so discouraged so disgusted with the from Recreation Pier, Elizabeth, team CAPUCHIN-FRANCISCAN FATHIRS Only one other Is un- he refused ever to at 9 world that closed up his office and practice law a.m. on the Hudson Belle, CINIVA, HIW YORK . beaten, " St. Valentine’s, Bloom- again! A DRUM CORPS "SPECTACULAR with the return due at 7:30 YOUNG MEN. If feel p.m. with you attracted to become BROTHER! In the field, six victories In Divi- Alphonsus was almost sure that he heard God saying, "Leave CHIN OROEII Entertainment music and God In the varloua occupatlone of the and for sion IV. St. Valentine's has and yourself to did. Monaateneaand partahea.write for further informationto above addreae. a the world give Me." Alphonsus He became dancing are planned being battle, however, with St. in 1726. In 1731 Featuring Mary's, a priest he founded anew religious community aboard the ship. Nutley, 5 1 for 1732 in uiruiin mm ull n u showing a record. women, called the In he founded 1 1 11 11111 u 1111 in iu 11 r 111 110 ijiui imurji iuin mm Redemptoristines. mix Special ticket books for rate In Division I, St. Michael's, Seala, Italy, for priests and for Brothers, the Congregation of the and the well Senior Junior amusements, as as boat Newark, with a 5-1 standing Most Holy Redeemer, known today as the Redemptorista. Every THE ride tickets, St. may be obtained paces Michael's, Newark, St. Alphonsus, as a young man, made a vow never to through the which county CYO offices, has lost twice. The Divi- waste a moment and, of course, he kept the vow. With that In in the U. S. 889 E. Jersey Elizabeth. sion I Championship Corps TRINITARIAN FATHERS St., leader is Immaculate mind we can guess at how very much he must have accom- he Conception, Montclair, winner of plished by the time died In his 91st year. offer to and five out of seven. Our of We decided to tell you about him because on opportunity young men boy» of Gratnmar Lady today recently - Plu» - Lourdes, West Orange, only has someone asked me who the patron of vocations was. Although, School and School to become Decent Disks High o priest or a Brother two losses but has two unfortunately, it 1s not generally known, it is St. Pallowln. I, a llat at lull'tlimd played Alphonsus In the Trinitarian Order. Lack of fundi aultabla less no impediment. rtcitdi compllad br Barr, games. Liguori. Canadian Junior National ••krlal Ward Haffard of Mllwaukaa. Write toi author He understands well the temptations which so often tend to of a column for youno 000010. Martlona dorado Tho on Vonui wreck God's Invitations to the priesthood, Sisterhood and Brother Wolfl (Capitol). Bar Goodwin. Set Parents Night hood. and VOCATION DIRECTOR, O.S.S.T. Not (ombroro Blvor Kwal March The desire for worldly success honor almost ruined Champions (Capitol). Jack Marohall his vocation. Also, In religious and Charry founding a community for Box 5742, Baltimore S, Maryland —i otfl Chlcka (Capitol). Jonah At St. Francis men, Jonea Quartet. another for women, he had many dealings with who lull n m ini n rttn titi r»i im young people i i in ininim ini 111 inu 1111 inn i mi u i Whittle Walk Tamer-Lane (Capitol). RIDGEFIELD A PARK pre- believed themselves called by God. Furthermore, few, if of Man Kenton. any, Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City sentation 0/ the Doctor* of the Church have written HIOM-PIDILITY ‘'Elmer," featuring more about vocations and Ken Griffin Rememberine (Columbia). Joaeph Alberque in the title about and than he. at the Organ. priesthood religious life, The Plddllne Vlklne (Columbia), role, will headline a Parents Surely, no oneunderstood 1959-2:00 THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS better what It ail meant. One of the Sunday, May 31, P.M. hvend Aunuuen and hta Dancing Mght presented by the senior first he would ask those who String a. question* said they wanted to become - and Date Wed., June 1959 - 8:00 P.M.) Third Order STIRBO Junior CYO unlta at the St. priests, Sisten or Brothers was, "Do want to (Rain 3, Regular of St. Francis you become a What'. New Steree Vol. en (Capitol). Francis Church Hall 24 saint?" on May And that does about sum it all 1 of preview of new Stereo albuma. up. Offer Marche at 8 to Young Men and (Captlol). Hollywood Bowl Sym- p.m. Pray to the patron of vocations for Boy* special opportunities yourself —and for every- ADULTS $l.OO CHILDREN phony. Alfred Nawman conducting. $.50 to for the On display will be the else. Pray that and study Priesthood. Lack of funds no obstacle. trophies body you they will never be, as St. Alphonsus won the two further by units in athletic °nc* WM * mlsfit ln **" * For Information, write to great dr,m Uc l ** called RES'D "SPORT CARS- “U(°" P SEATS-$1.50 and cultural competition during ' ItU THUNDIRRIRD) • rUxtcj *»»• FREE PARKING the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Al- A postdate for Vocations: DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONS bnkM. Auto. RAX. W.W. 1W l»o lop* H.4N. fred Galli co-chairman for Newark Archdiocese: William For information and rate* contact: are Msgr. F. Seton Hall group Frantiscan Furlong, the affair, while Rev. South Preparatory Seminary DAN FELIX FORD John J. University, Orange, N. J. Telephone: SOuth Orange 2-0000. F. O. Box Landers and Rev. Pol- Paterson Diocese: ST. PATRICK'S CADETS Jit, Hollidaysburg 6, Penna. Raymond Msgr. Edward J. Scully, 24 De Grasse St. lard an moderators for the Paterson. Mountain view Ju- Telephone: S-1083. 492 Bramitall Ave., Jersey City, N. J. niors and seniors, respectively. 16 the advocate May tt, 1959 NoteDe La Salle See Not Discipline, Dogma, Pray for Them Feast in Rome Holy Name Societies ROME (NC) Priests and St. Anne’s. Fair Lawn The Main attended the annual Mother's Obstacle to CALDWELL A of 60 St. seminarians from the i fast. On June 14, the will Reunion career Aloysios, Caldwell, North annual father and society deacon: son Com-j Day Communion breakfast. of Catholic chil- May be host to the graduating years educating Rev. Arthur American in j class OMAHA The main obstacles Little, chaplain of College participated munion breakfast will he held IC. John Gleason He voiced the belief that dren ended all of the Pater-) of such May IT when Sister the Villa of the liturgical ceremonies at the St. John's School and on thn to reunion with Sacred Heart, May 24 in the parish hall after FBI Rome by the Catholic doctrine son office was as purgatory M. Concepts, 0.P., died at the Christian Brothers' speaker same day will hav* Its of separated Caldwell, subdeacon: Rev. Wil- motherhouse 8 a. m. Mass. Day churches Speakers wil he The will Eastern are and the of the Immacu- motherhouse of the here group attend a baseball Recollection. dogmas Dominican liam J. on the Feast of St. John not doctrinal but Halliwell, pastor. St Al- Rev. Fabian Joyce. O. F M \ankees disciplinary. late and Sisters , game at Stadium June Conception the Assump- of Caldwell at the earn oysius. Newark, Baptist de La Salle, founder of *•* the archpriest: and director of retreats, St. Bonaven- 16 St. Paul's. Greenville. consensus of a tion "are not of Caldwell the Jersey likely to prove pus Rev. John M. Mahon Christian Brothers. crop of editors of College. of St. turc's Monastery, Paterson, and City Herftld J. Ruvoldt has Eastern Rite trcublesome” to reunion. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- The Christian Brothers SI. Michael's, Catholic John's, Newark, master of cere- have Richard Sexton, chairman, Union \p. been elected of papers after a discus- Eng- president this One stumbling block, he ter Lanigan, Sister enrolled 200 felt, Concepta was monies. Bishop Martin J. O'Con- lsh proximatcly members at- ! Other here a Department.. Fordham Uni- group. officers are: Walter featuring paper by could be the of born in New York tended the question divorce, in 1870, en- Sister nor, rector of the North Ameri- the 21st annual Church. Concepts Is survived versity. Com-! vice Orthodox which he said found by Mclncraey, president; its way into tered the Dominican order in can as an munion breakfast Father five nieces and three nephews, College, affiliate of May 10 in the James Boehm, recording Swyschuk said that secre- the Orthodox Church. 1895, received her habit in their institute. The St. Theresa's. Kenilworth school hall 6 doctrinal 1896 all living in Jersey City. formal cere- after 45 a m Mass differences are few Inter- tary; Edward Andrews, finan- with Another speaker saw two and was affiliation The annual Communion break- other professed in 1897. Her was Gethsemane mony of was held in Speakers were Brother ment In Ceme- Constan- cial secretary; George E Hanf, jwceplion the primacy of fast will be held June 14 in non-do?trinal entire life in the order was spent! the the tine, C. F A the problems: Whether, tery at the motherhouse. college’s chapel. , Alexian Brothers corresponding Pope. The he said school secretary; David Orthodox, if reunion could be a* an are cafeteria. Sheman- effected, the .educator, until illness' There only about 100 if Joseph Hospital, Elizabeth, and *>eH«ve that individu-1 George Momsroe, sacristan, and Mat- Bishops Orthodox ski is chairman, assisted Church would be per- forced her retirement in 1937. filiates in the world. Nominated by John E Keenen Jr as J. Berk , Westfield Flec- thew successors of the Apostles Henry Travers, treasurer. mitted to retain its practice of Sister Concepta served by the Superior and John Marik. tion of officers the as prin- Genera! of the Fiamingo will bo held are visible head RIDGEFIELD Henry J at of the married and the cipal of Mt. Beck Christian the clergy Latin St. Dominic Acad- Brothers, they share St. Paul's, June 11 Chtu-ch of 900 Elm Ave. died Clifton Problems meeting. whereas Catholics hold Rite here May THE EDICT of emy, Caldwell, as in the of Milan Issued in practice placing Cardinals 1897-1917; su- merits of the prayers and of the police that to 13 a department were St. s belong! the after short illness. A Re- John Leonia Nomina- 313 Pope. above Patriarchs. and St. good works of by Constantine and Lieinius perintendent principal of the institute's 17.- outlined by Chief Nee at of quiem Mass was offered Joseph tion officers featured the Dominic's May 000 May ! recognized as a law- City, Brothers. Pope John XXIII a Christianity Academy, Jersey St. Matthew’s recent meeting. More than 200 meeting 16 at Church by and Communion break- !fui religion. 1917-20. and as superintendent is an affiliate, as was Pius his XII. son. Msgr. Henry G J. Beck and principal of Lacordaire of Immaculate School, Conception Sem- Upper Montclair, 1920- CUSTOM-lUILT inary KITCHENS 23 Darlington Bishop Curtis was the present at Mass and * From 1923 TAPPJUt 1 until 1935, she was Home gave the final absolution r & HUT-IN OVENS Mart mistress of novices at the moth- Mr. Beck was also survived Supply by erless and she also served on LOMBARDI his wife, Mrs. Ellen Dempsey CABINET CO. the general council of the com- another w mtiYiui Beck, by son. two daugh- avi. HUmu, h.j.l 1942-57. munity, When Caldwell two ters. sisters and seven f-im opened in College 1939, she be- grandchildren. L00K...a Burial was at new home vice appliance that makes came and served president Maryrest Darlington Cemetery. PEST CONTROL in that capacity until 1957. PROBLEM? D«n't Tolsrata Ivtarminatat Stanton Bishop celebrated a Termite*. Edward A. Farrrll Roaches. Ants, etc.* wtU Solemn Requiem Mass on May bo font when rou call AVON* —Rev. Edward A. 21 at the motherhouse CUNNINGHAM HAND-KNITTING chapel, AUTOMATIC Farrell of Associated Catholic with ■ Rev. Joseph A. Beggans of XTKRMINATINO CO. Charities was celebrant of a 7* Clinton H. N. Requiem Mass for his father, Nowarfe. i. Ktisi 444*1 Edward A Farrell, May 16 in Donahue's Florist St Elizabeth's Church here. Mr. by BIROTIHEIR-IK INlIT long Farrell, a time resident of CRAFT 170 BLOOMFIELD AVE. Jersey City, moved here few a DECORATORS HUmboldt 3-2224 years ago and lived at 414 Gar- NOW. field Ave. can hand-knit NEWARK NEW JERSEY INC. in minutasl Also surviving ar« his wife. CUSTOM DRAPERY ALBERT Mrs. Maud* H. HOPPER. Inc. Gibney Farrell, manufacturers another son, a one for the MONUMINTI • MAUIOLIUM daughter, *MI4I 11001 WASHINGTON ROAD FLORIST grandchild, a brother and HOME - COMMERCIAL - MO. ARLINOTON. N J. a !r-*/ Opposite Holy Cross CemeUrr Incorporated sister. INSTITUTION r Sinco 190A UN 4-6020 USUALLY & ZoR,A l3 T “ r IN Tlir WEDDINO and FUNERAI DISIONI AR* [NO ON PASS TO OUR CUSTOMERS B. Everett “*_^ A^'? nr° F Seymour 119.95 ,Y «LLINO SAVING Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere DIRECT TO PURCHASER EAST ORANGE A Solemn MiAOOUARTiRS 545 BROAD STRUT. NEWARK. N. i. POR lARRI OUILD MONUMINTI Requiem Mass for Mltcheß 2-0421 Seymour B MICHAEL J. HARRIS NOW ONLY Everett, 195 Prospect St. will be offered at 10 a m.. May 72 in ESTAIIISHPO I*l* Holy Name Church here The cel 95 ebrant $ will be hi» *on. Rev. Sey HIGH LEVEL mour B. Everett of St. Mary'i. ROOFING 29 EXPERTS Nutley. Interment will be in St John’s Cemetery, Orange SHEET METAL In Time of Need Also surviving are hi* wife. CONSTRUCTION Mrs. Veronica Maher Everett, Consult Your POR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS Catholic Funeral another son, two two Director daughters, AND INSTITUTIONS three end In 10 nWttl K.ih Whose brothers, sisters 18 e careful and service is in All Type Buildings understanding accord with the grandchildren. pr«f»y I usury iweater in 45 443 NIW POINT HOAD traditions *"'™te» Hond knit o ward- of Holy Mother Church Cl 9-1700 ELIZABETH. I N. robe worth hundred* of dollar* . even if you never knitted K.of C. before. Moke o whole row o tetend In ea|y i»«ep* of your hondw Hoboken Connell The annual Drives Ff Asphalt EE lettont. and knitting procession ceremonies at the Free Home Demonstration STANTON FUNERAL HOME Your HOWARD J. BRENNAN Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima, hand mode*look ceiffy Areas L*t u» bring it to bom* your to ie* ynf * ESSEX 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE you a frocfioo at COUNTY 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. located at the Columbian Parking pend only and try. bo eo*t, »he no obligation. toil of ready mode*. Vleit or NUTLEY, N. J. grounds, will be held at 3 WEST NEW YORK, N. J. p. m . AS LOW At for 12c ) Anywhtrt within 60 mil*t. phone free home 2 May 24. JOHN J. QUINN NUtley 3131 UNIon 7-0373 Principal speaker will OP be Msgr. Cornelius J. Boyle, All TYPES MASONRY WORK FUNERAL HOME JOSEPH P. MURPHY FREE ESTIMATES < council Catholic PATRICK J. CONTE chaplain All or- 323-329 PARK AVENUE 102 FLEMING All AVENUE ganizations in the WORK GUARANTIED FUNERAL HOME city have been CALL COLLECT ORANGE, N. J. NEWARK, N. J. invited. The crowning 36 Tuert Ave., ceremony Consolidated Asphalt 3-6348 Jersey City ORange MArket 3 051 4 will be performed by Academy CALL NOW Ml (rear St. Aedan'i Church) Construction 2-7960 FRANK McGEE oi the Sacred Heart students. Corp. ( JOHN F. MURPHY HE 5-6451 I 2-5047 525 SUMMER AVENUE Heart of NUtUy GEM 480 Most Sacred Jesus STORES, 226 SPRINGFIELD SANFORD AVENUE DE 3-9259 AVENUE, NEWARK, N. J. NEWARK, N. J. Council. Wellington The public NEWARK. N. J. is invited to the HUmboldt 2-2222 RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME sixth Charter EStex 3-6053 to 1914 Night be held at 6 m. May MURPHY FUNERAL HOME NEW YORK AVENUE p 24 at the V. F W. Hall ROBERT LEE FUNERAL HOME UNION John GRACE MURPHY, Director CITY, N. J. Morns is chairman It 394 PARK AVE. was an- 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE cor High St. UNion 7-6767 nounced that the election of of- satisfaction/ ORANGE. N. J. NEWARK, N. J. ficers will take place the heat WILLIAM at first £ oil SCHLEMM, Inc. / 3-0935 (Jour 3-2600 ORange meeting in M e June HUmboldt JERSEY CITY UNION CITY W Rahway Council The m L BERNARD A. KANE UNion 7-1000 annual show "Kay-Cee Minstrel FUNERAL HOME BERGEN COUNTY Maze,” LEBER FUNERAL HOME will be presented at 8 40 ™JETRB 39 HUMBOLDT STREET p m., FOUNDATION RO 2000 HUDSON BOULEVARD May 25, 26 and 27 in St Mary's N. J. NEWARK, TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE Auditorium The UNION CITY, N. J. proceeds are FUEL OIL HUmboldt 3-0733 and BURNER MAYWOOD - BOGOTA used for charities SERVICE UNion 3-1100 supported by FLOOD FUNERAL HOME the PETROLEUM HEAT AND POWEk LITTLE FERRY council and the public it In- 1 COMPANY OF N J" Andrew vited. Paul Butler W. Director HUbbard 7-3050 is producer 972 BROAD STREET Flood, Niwark N J Ml 2-8130 1 and director. 112 So. Munn Ave. UNION COUNTY JOHN J. FEENEY ft SONS East Orange, N. J. Benedict XV Council. Cliffslde 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE 4-4445 Park This council has received ORange • N. WERSON FUNERAL HOME CHURCHES • RIDGEWOOD, J. SCHOOLS • OFFICES • FACTORIES MArket 2-2530 the Star Council Award, bestowed Gl Ibert 4-7650 635 NORTH WOOD AVE. • HOSPITALS • by the Council in INSTITUTIONS OORNY A OORNY Supreme rec- LINDEN. N. J. ognition for and membership pro- SAVE u» CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE by doing your MORTUARY HUnter 6-4119 wnwil gram activities. It was presented 303 MAIN STREET 1321 TEANECK ROAD to Delegates Frank E. Safino and Janitorial & GORNY Complete Maintenance Work EAST N. J. WEST ENGLEWOOD. N J. ft GORNY J ORANGE, Thomas Fitzgerald at the re- NO JOB TOO SMALL rioo«i n NO JOB TOO LAROI TE 7-2332 MORTUARY ORange 2-2414 cent meeting of the State Coun- 4 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE cil. L V. MULLIN £ SON THOMAS J. DIFFILY ni(TR«B RICMATiOM UNITED N. J. ELIZABETH, St. Thomas 976 BROAD STREET 41 AMES AVENUE More Council, Jer- Elizabeth 2-1415 Office: 112 Cedar A„«. - WAbuoh sey City This is another Star 5-1066 linden, N J. NEWARK, N. J. N. J. RUTHERFORD, tanmala and Witbaul Ch„, Council Award winner. The Dammlnllw . a. Obll atlon pre- B B MArket 3-0660 WEbiter 2 0098 GROWNEY FUNERAL HOME Oymnanain »U«, sentation was made by State De- ,and lining l„„„, «|OO , 1070 Palitbln NORTH BROAD STREET B and SimanlllnB at Cbu.ih PETER J. QUINN puty Carlin to James P. p... PATRICK J. CONTE Joseph W..kl HILLSIDE, N. J. ANDERSON y - Monlhly - Y.0.1y Contioett Funeral Director ! Gallagher, council grand knight CONSTRUCTION CO. FUNERAL HOME Elizabeth 2-1663 320 BELLEVILLE MBMBIR OP THI NATIONAL AISOCI AVENUE 274 Market Street Our Lady of the Highway Coun- NERSICfI AT lON OP MAINTCNANCI BBPAIR N. J. cil, Totowa The BLOOMFIELD, East Paterson DANIEL J. LEONARD ft SONS Hawaiian AND BUILDINO IMPROVIMINT dance and entertainment will LOSQUADRO Pilgrim 8-1260 SW 6 0068 MORTUARY be CONTRACTOR! CORP. held May 22 at the Westmount B SW 7-9877 242 WEST JERSEY STREET OORNY OORNY Club. Chester MIMBCR KOHPERS Coiihtry MCMBfR N. J. Chempiel FUEL MORTUARY ELIZABETH, is chairman. HENNESSEY KOKE Elizabeth 2-5331 OIL 399 HOOVER AVENUB FUNERAL HOME ICC CUBES BLOOMFIELD, N. J. "S 232 KIPP AVENUE MIUER-BANNWORTH For Adult Vocations Oil * FOR YOUR 3*8400 MEXICO CITY Two BURNERS Pilgrim HASBROUCK HEIGHTS. N. J. FUNERAL HOME - new PARTY house! for NEEDS f? INSTALLED KIERNAN FUNERAL HOMI ATlai 8-1367 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. adult vocation! will be opened by the Franciscan! in 101 UNION AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J. Is 5» Mexico and Spain, it has been ICE CUBES & BLOCK N. J. Elizabeth 7-6664 ICE BELLEVILLE, announced here ly the order1 HUDSON COUNTY ! CHARCOAL 9-3503 and BR/CQUfTTfS Plymouth Secretary for Voca'ioni. B RMflßf • AIT«r«tl»M • Wotorproof.n. 1»55 Park Ave, Weehuwken DOES - UN 6 FUNERAL SERVICI • lidlnt Paintln* 4848 COOKY'S • • SFwccolno '*«>«•••" KARL F. BOSWORTH PASSAIC COUNTY • l«lhr»«mi t>yka i lumbal • Carponfry • floors A fttoM 4 llncoln tunnali 69 HIGH STREET YOU SAW THIS YOUR • PUi!irln« § Masonry • Porch** 311 WILLOW AVENUE • Convortloi • Iron Work ORANGE, N. J. MONUMINTPEA' HOME • • Inclotur** GORMLEY :d • Violation* . HOBOKEN, N. J. FUNERAL HOME • Hollywood • TI lino 4-7554 Kltchon* Insulation ORange NEED • HOboken 3-1455 154 WASHINGTON PLACE • Flnlihtd • Comont IN ond • Conorol COOKY'S FUNERAL SERVICE Ba*om*nt« Brick Itooot •tpolr. HOboken 3-1456 PASSAIC, N. J. 77 PARK STREET P H. Browne MARKET PRescott 9-3183 REMODELING Joseph MONTCLAIR, N. J. NECKER-SHARPE . . . FUNERAL HOME MOntclalr 2-0005 HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME IS OUR SPECIALTY MAINTENANCE CO., 525 - 45th STREET Company 171 WASHINGTON PLACE INC, DR CAPUA FUNERAL HOMI UNION REFERENCES FURNISHED N. J. l»0d - out 54lb CITY, PASSAIC, N. J. AFFO Y(*n - IVJR Exterminating Contractors 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. UNIon 7-0820 PRescott 7-0141 MONTHLY PAYMENTS Window Cleoning NEWARK, N. J. UNIon 7-0120 Institutional Floor GUARANTEED Waxing HUmboldt 2-3333 OORNY ft GORNY WORK Complete Janitorial Service lAWRENCI O. FALLON OEOROK AHR ft SON MORTUARY Cleaning Supplies CMURCHII SCHOOLS 157 BOWERS STREET hs 700 NYE AVENUE 519 MARSHALL STREET NOW sra IT INDUSTRIAL JERSEY AJM CANS CITY, N. J. N. J. CAU EVENINGS • MATS • 1041 Ineineer N. J. PATERSON, AT YOUR 2-0888 ££* a* IRVINGTON, ORonge o«ica, m 1 >l4O *■ Oldfield 9-0579 AOIISM Niehti i-oest 3-1020 4*5400 • (ROOMS • SRUSHtS EStex MUlberry AUTHORIZED "m“ ’ WAR • SPONGtS • PAHS RKZEM FUNERAL HOMI jamks a. McLaughlin QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME DEALER JEfferson 9-0606 • TOILft PARIS 579 Grove Street 591 JERSEY AVENUE 27-29 HARDING AVENUE • MOPPING fQUIPMINt FREE ESTIMATES N. J. JERSEY N. J. N. J. Irvington, CITY. CLIFTON, papu papfr • towns • cups EStex 2-8700 Oldfield 3-2266 PRetcoft 7-3002 Kdiwgott-Terwilliger ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION CO. ROOFING & SIDING 278 Wayne Street MOMUMAMT tOMfjUIT II Dl MART IT, MORRISTOWN O ,74 CINTRAI AVI, ORANOI Ask For: For lifting In this section call The Advocate, MArket 4-0700 ««>iHilnl mf 71 jfNn 808 ANDERSON Jersey City, N. J. 4Mk Or—f Am, NmA K M-J. ALL WO Refugee Year Gains Support Communion May tl, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 17 WASHINGTON - Catholic re- tention on the refuge problem lief officials of State-Run Schools hive backed the They also noted that since World Boycott Refugee Year" Jftorld proclaim War 11, 800,000 displaces? persons Breakfasts by the United Nations The have come to the U.S.. year itarta including July 31. 300,000 aided Workers by American Cath- Bamberger Ordered Kerala A statement endorsing the pro- olics. I NEWARK Approximately by Bishops was issued by 50C Archbishop The proposal for a Bamberger Catholic co-work- gram | year-long India Catholic TURNING TO Karl J. Alter ERNAKULAM, Kerala's Bishops other achooli, of Cincinnati, effort lert are expected to attend the to promote the refugee aid have reiterated their to they *aid that under preient chairman of the 10th intention keep Catholic schools Bishops' Wel- was adopted by the UN General 1 annual Communioo break fare condition* these will give Catho- and Emergency Relief Com- fast May 24 at the Essex House; there closed and have asked to I Assembly, the only negative Catholics keep their chil- | lic children an education not in and dren mittee, Msgr. Edward Swan- |vctes coming from eight [following Mass In St. Columba’a out of school state’s mem altogether until the communist- accordance with the §trom, executive Church principle* director The bers of the communist j ‘ bloc ! controlled government changes its education law. of their faith Therefore, they committee was Boland will established in Work will be coordinated by the Archbishop preside The Bishop* made their view* said. Catholics shall not send IMO at to coordinate fund raising International Committee the breakfast and address the for the known a in joint paitoral letter cation act their children to other schools to and distribution various the most dangerous for re- World group Refugee Year, an organ- in which of they laid the Church piece of legislation "reap the bad fruits this lief needs. Another speaker is Mrs Winl- enacted by ization on which Catholic In Kerala agen ha* never in fred history the communists to poisonous education.” Their statement cies Feely, volunteer worker date They hailed the are represented Its faced crises To schools head the it now send children to the which said that it had become year as a means of focusing at- be al Shrine of Our Lady of impos- J quarters will in Geneva face* because full of communist con sible of communist-inclined teach- Our Lady of Lourdes, France. to continue running private trol Their pastoral was read m schools in ers would be like throwing our Leo Strack will set as toast- accordance with the 1 *1! churches on Sunday and will act "helpless little ones" in front of master Moderator will be Msgr.| be read again at their direction "poisonous serpents,” they said. John I, McNulty, president of' Explaining provisions of the thi* Sunday Seton Hall University. art. they said: -It is plain that CLASSIFIED what is happening I* today a Lourdes THE BISHOPS railed the edu Pilgrimage calculated attempt to regiment Deadline - Si. for Classified Ads Mary’s Hospital education and For War Veterans Monday 12 Noon convert our Al Souls • acred schools into Medical Staff Hospital rrntrrs for PARIS (RNS) War veterans the HEIR WANTED HOBOKEN propagation of communist HELP WANTED The annual Com Benefits From Film ol all faiths have been invited principles . . . In mumon breakfast of the medical '.n participate an international All MORRISTOWN _ Souls staff To submit to this law and of St. Mary's Hospital here pilgrimage to Lourdes scheduled TEMPORARY Hospital will building fund bene- conduct schools would be in- took place May 17 in the audi- to lor Aug 30-Sept 5 fit from week-long showing a of cooperate in the Stenos torium of the nurses residence, directly propa The invitation was extended BOYSTOWN - the The at Typijt Bookkeeper! film, "Miracle of St Ration of UNIONIZES: print shop New after Mass celebrated by Rev. communism through on behalf of the secretariate of Therese," at the cur Secretoriei Key Punch Operator* Park Theater, schools by teach- Jersey's Boystown, its union at frcderick J. Whitely, chaplain appointing the International Pilgrimage of Kearny, got stamp this ending May 26 whom ers we can tn no recent Dictaphone Operator Statistical Clerks Approximately 50 medical staff way con- Veterans t n Lourdes by Marshal ceremony. From left arc Joseph Vasselli, print- Special-price tickets have been trol and through doctors who received Holy Com textbooks Alphonse Pierre Juin of Eanre, PBX and Switchboard ing plant superintendent; Rev. Robert P. distributed through schools and by Egan, Boya- named the government*” who said the date chosen ntumon were joined at the break- was be town Work the Mrs Ed Catholic director; Richard near home when parishes of area schools, they declared, Ryan, president, Newark Typo- your you wont to fast by their non-Catholic col- cause it coincides with the 20th ward Kessler i* in of ar- v. ill not charge he reopened "until this of of graphical Union. Local 103 (seated), and Mar- HIGHEST RATES - NO PEES leagues anniversary the outbreak Stephen rangements situation is remedied." Rev Leo Fey, S.J , of the Loy- World War II tenuk. vice president. Interviewing Monday to Friday Inclusive ola House of Retreat, was prin- cipal speaker Dr J. C. Talty. KELLY GIRL INC medical SERVICE, staff president, was mas ter Room 924 Raymond Commerce Bldg. of ceremonies The event also marked the 25th 1180 Raymond Blvd. Ml 2-5400 anniversary of Dr R F Buck ley's appointment lo the medical! TYPISTS - CLERKS BUY NOW and the SECRETARIES staff, 41st anniversary BOOKKEEPERS SELL OR TRADE of Father Whitely s priesthood A ail other office categoric* Dr TEMPORARY INVESTIGATE OUR Buckley was presented with a silver Rosary by Sister M No r*e Work near your home PLAN Convenient TRADE-IN program* Hlrh hourly rate* Senana. SPS F , administrator, Interview " * wlll l»*t your for all week $M houif ial», or consider from the Sisters of St. Mary Office Temporaries Inr burin* It. If you purrhaN an s other house through our office TM Broad St Newark Hospital ua know your requirement* Even.nga Mitchell 2 2J70 and Holiday* call Mr* Kelly _ Wf 0 3922. MALE A FEMALE Mr Gallagher Ml 2 3879 Mountainside OFFICE TECHNICAL HALES STANLEY HALL EMP AGENCY JOHNSON • Clirton St MArket .1 MHO Realtor Hospital Workers (or tlr.uMkrercr tlrtrrly ~coupl» ~ln » Utah Street VI tie? 1-8000 MONTCLAIR - The 10th < liffatde Park Uve In have complete an rharce of household Unusually Apt For Ront—Out of Slat* nual good Communion breakfast of i I opportunity for woman looking for long' pleasant beach~lTi. N y of Hos permanenthnme Send resume personnel Mountainside Bel Aire Court •nd reference* to Bo* Jio The Advo- New York Art pital will be held May 24 at the cate. 31 ( Union St . Newark J. N J Rnaardwalk I *•* i'-S New Purnlahed , apt* Summer or tear ‘round On* block Motel Suburban East Orange, Experienced HouaeVeeper for Catholic thopptnf. bua. Church. Agent on prtm rectory, two and bath Mall after 8 am in Sacred room* i ; i»e* Mass references to P O Bo* IRJI Union Heart Church, Bloomfield City. N J APT FOR RENT Rev Alexander Sokolich, APPLIANCES chap- 1 room* of St. ~ and bath. heat. iai. and elec lain Mary's Hospital, Or • uppled i73 00 Inquire* Mra A. Sal will be 2b angc. principal vatore. Summit Street. Newark. NJ speaker. REPAIRS Ml~ 2 7084 Rev. Paul Collis. spiritual direr COTTAGES~>OR RENT tor. will also address the hospital RADIOS HI FI workers TOASTERS IRONS LAKE HOPATCONG. NEW JERSEY* Alice Ingalls and EAST SHORES ESTATES Mary Angela BROILERS Purntahed aummer cottafea for rent, Kunst are co-chairmen family church community, on premlaes An/1 All IlnuiPhoid Electrical I of *e iooo ft of sand beach and boat Low Appliance* a* Pricee dock* Call HOpetcong *-04*1 or ESaes R.C.A. Victor 2R102 or *ee J. E Benedict on prem AMHERST NEWARK The employes SAFES ef Radio Corporation of Ameri- APPLIANCE A SUPPLY CO. R C A Harri- 4M CENTRAL AVENUS AIX TYMt ca. Victor Division. V7RJ# KART ORANGE ©Ran## NEW ANL) USED SAFES son, held their eighth annual BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1 Communion breakfast 17 Vault* Bought. Sold and Repaired on May Safa intartora Any Rualneaa mada to specifications following 9am Mass at St Pat l an Re Solti 411 kind* of Fireproof Your Problem. Of Cnurae !• Te equipment foi Institutions rick s Pro C athedral. The break- FIND THE BUYER Industry Residence MArrtY'ft KEY SHOP That I* Our Rualneaa room. kitchen. attached garage, 13 EAATUAN STREET CRANFORD •tone fireplace Juat le«» than an Also Sm acre 817.300 CALDWELL TOWNSHIP 3 4 acre, atone front, eunken living Visit snd see this lovely 7 room and O room, dining room. lhr«' bedrooma. 2 baths model Ranch Home with full breeiewav. two car garage 823.300 cellar and alt garage of Holly Garden Homes Hollywood HIGHEST on Ave (Caldwell Mik North of T»P 1 130.100 M J RISHKO. BROKER I* - PR MARGARET MERNER A 3AM Custom Craftrd Homes AGENCY CLARK TOWNSHIP DIVIDENDS Priced from $ to $29*00 (HI MAIN ROAD ST JOHN SECTION OAKRIIK.E. NEW JEB.SEY 3 bedrooms. I I 2 batha. ttreplare; near Winnerof tha Aword OXbow 7 2401 Ivee. OXbow Td7ol i eehools. shops Rahway. Linden line off Highest 'St George Acs It Colonial Dr open of the Hat A Huik or call owner Tuhp 2-4004 Building Industry— NYC % REALTORS THE OSCAR PRACTICAL BUILDER TROPHY AT HARRINGTON PARK WIST CALDWEU Heatdtntial Salta Sptciallata Anticipated Annual ONLY 13 MILES (30 TIME) McCANN ■ WEBBE AT ALOYAII'S PARISH MINUTES DRIVING FROM THE GEORGE WASHINGTON BRJDOI (harming Enfluh style brick house, Dividend In Tba Tink BVtrh Ranch residential large section, living room, EXHIBIT HOMES OPEN DAILY & WEEK ENDS 808 L RidJ•»ood Ait . Ridgewood. N J brick fireplace. 3 large bedrooms tiled ON YOUR SAVINGS OLiver 2-0883 kitchen and bathroom. lavatory In Account* Injured to 110.000 Colors Schemes ond basement oil heat, attached garage. furnishingt by> nrts WUKENPS attractOelv landscaped. Immaculate - - throughout. GREENBAUM N. 1 In perfect condition Owner MONARCH tfAITY ASSOCIATt*. INC BROS., PATERSON, D art thinking ti buying ti tailing rou trar.sfeered (Apltol A 2141 aftert PM Safer ConniltsnJi HOWELL S COGAN » W ALLENDALE AYE. ALLENDALE. SUMMIT N. J. which FEDERAL DIRECTIONS: North on Teaneck Rd. become* DAvia 7-5152 Model Home Phone: Washington Ave.: " CLoatcr 5*5293 Realtor Inauior e.irxaa eoMXi for ImKw Bl . Bloomfield. N. J. Another HARMLR. Project •QJ Broad eervirea for the SUMMIT area continue into Rd. which become* Rd, continue Pilgrim SAYINGS Schraalenburgh Lafayette B-*TB4_ CKeatvlew 33132 MONT SHARPE. REALTOR a home first Buy on Rd. Icm than mile Furnished Exhibit Home*. Lackawanna” Station. Summit. N. J Lafayette to nhona 255 KEARNY AVI., KEARNY tkKI MOHAWK WILLIAM BAUER HOURS Cm ■•all* Mo*d«y through Thvndty, MU 6-2400 V I a.nt. to p.i. UAL cttat* a lvu rancm Frl f 7 v u.m. to p-m. mtlftMulf Mm llivounl A»a„ Lrdaa. N J. 18 THE ADVOCATE May 22, 1959 Herbertsville Sells 23 Homes Nome for East HF.RBERTSVILLE (TFS) Agent Orange In weeks ago. Apartment the list two weeks. 23 homos Being built by Hollywood Man* EAST ORANGE (PFS) _ Don- Fourth h *ve boon sold Ave., East Orange, for- construction. at Hollywood or, Inc, are variations of a six* •ld | Aronow, builder of the new Manor of Herbertsville, merly worked for Frank H. Tay- bringing room ranch model priced at conditioned Among the luxury features of ffr luxury apartment lor A Son to 63 tho total numbor of homos M.250 and other models as renting agent at priced at South the new building will be door- »«uo 44 sold new Munn Ave., Harrison Park Apartments. since the 300 homo com- to $10,200 including Kara get or man service, terra no floor Orange, haa announced the An lobby, made iU debut five and 22-st. Florida exhibition hall has been munity carports room*. glazed cerireic colored tile bath- •pcintment of Mrs Grac* Morse set up on the site where 161 room with •■ renting agent matching fixtures, three, four and and five-room foyer entrance in each Mrs. Mow, who lives at 266 apart- apartments are currently under ment panorama windows, all jelectric science kitchens, with vinyl tile floors, walk-in closets, carpeted halls, ample free park- , >OB. and fireproof and sound- proof construction. ft. 46 ond Bloomfield Ave.. Pine Brook, N. J. LONGVIEW MODEL: Seven-room furn.shed model 2½ Burlington split-level with boths, OPENING SHOW JUNE 19 two-car garage and a grade-level at entry Longview, 113-house award-winning comm- THE SMASH MOADWAY MUSICAt Offers New munity being developed another as Harmer Project by Harold Kramer and Vincent Cue- chiara on Lafayette Ave. off Schraalenburgh and Knickerbocker Roads in Harrington Park. The and homes L'L abnER two-story, split-level ranch at from $27,990. STL, *l5OO Longview are priced Ranch 8»«r I Sp*<»e<*'or Models sfv44*d to«'i pr*e*«fteel way SHELIS from »»90 LINDEN (PFS) Two new Inaugural Sales Made at Pocono Beach MAIL ORDERS FOR ALL SHOWS models will be added to the 16 wo basic nd Main Line Homes pre-cut FLATBROOKVII.LE (PKS) action to the lot“ *9OO designs, it has been announced new community was lot in minimum units of four iri Abner June 19 July 5 Rinsing: a„ . m« Lots at anew Bells Are 9 by Ralph K. Madway, president. mountain sum excellent. Financing features include only TOWS mcr in Sussex RIVER | Both community Coun- Spread across than 500 lot with less Show Boat The Friend models will be three-bed- more $12.50 down per jviy 6-19 Boy au ,. itjj ty went on sale this week room for the acres of wooded ranch houses. Madway property with than $4 monthly payments. mm iiniwt first time and Wish You Were Here jui to-au j Silk Stockings a, ?e to large re- over r o. 0 11 A»r» Park stated, and will be crowds a mile of water frontage, The is hut few «ni named. "The property a Show F- sponded to the (7th to be An offer Pocono the new the Villanosa" and "The Strafford.'' tract adjoins Wall- miles from Stokes Slate Beach Forest, FORKED RIVER is the name the given pack Bend the Mon 3 30 G. and Big Flatbrook, one of the largest state PUCES: . Tut $l.lO, 70. 2 50. is ESTATES Stanford Brooks, architect parks 1 ( ,0 2.000-lot subdivision localed at natural both bodies of water in New .Jersey In for both models, a definite addition, a fn.. Sot . Sun., $1.95. 2 80. 3 60. 4 40 md.) * notes Flatbrookville, only Z 10 miles from known for their excellent swim fine children's day is lo- »< trend back to ranch houses in the Newton ramp and facili cated Enclose stomped, sell oddressed envelop*. ming, boating fishing adjacent to the BARVEGAT home building industry. Says property According to .Joseph De ties SUkSOH 74 LIGHT Ben, According to He 10 Brooks, "Most home owners have Ben. model executive 7 NITtS A WEEK-RAIN or SHINE—AT »J 0 P.M. vice president of Pooo- offered the North Being at Jer homes are available for discovered through experience future ~r; no Beach, 25 lots were 4*o* purchased colony are lots on or near sey construction priced from Write for tickets or subsenptions or roll BUNKt R that split level building does $1,395 seoson not on Sunday alone and puhhr re the priced from TUI* LIGHT water, $125 per semi completed. *ON CAp.tol 6 7100 for informal,on ond reservot.ons really mean added step-saving YHVJtS N. J. WtO Write lo« 278. Pme Brook, convenience.” LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO GROUPS DIRECTIONS SON Brooks has incorporated some SM I'll. Porkwar of ZELLER CEnter 9 *»«*» f* »«d dll I the major new concepts into Call BLANCHE - 1545 aa»» and blink,r I,.hi Turn lalt S\6 1 ** » J* " 1 *T "H ororood V* mil# to Forked Rlvor his Main Line ■l™ OR R». t nina pre-cut models, . . . mllot oouth at Torn* Rlvor. emphasis on large glass areas be- BLUE CHIP FORKED RIVER ESTATES ing an example: this will mark the first time Main Line Homes roUKID «IV« HOMES N J MYtilo 3-731 7 will feature panoramic windows both at sides, as well as front and I In hCna/td rear. Every Way SUNRISE BEACH VALUE SIZE LUXURY k(s IN LOT OWNERS... MIDDitTOWN BARNEGAT BAV & Invites To Enjoy the Fresh Solt Tong of th#» Open Seo . . . Th# Seen! of Pm# A Vocation for you ... Hoppy Summer Activities such o» ONLY ond Booting, Swimming, Fishing o Haven for Eventual Year Round Retirement n ■ / Or Living BEL-AIRE 75 FT. WIDE WATERFRONT LAGOON LOTS JL •■/ LARGE WOODLAND LOTS 3 & 4 ® $l5O DOWN $l5 MO. bedrooms, 2v 2 baths, acre % plots 3 and 3 BEDROOM GIVES YOU , ,n ,h * RANCH HOMES 0. '«'•"« Orchord Hill. Frum ,ho, ° V Ur ''''''' ” ° °« ' UCC,"' r' r «up.rlo„v»v Th# ' oppomlmfnH, ,h« h*our.f ully _ Home* on ho "‘- ,h * compi " Finished riv •<*■«»* w.«k,„ rzrvv^: '! v SO SOLID YEAR-ROUND CONSTRUCTION MUCH B nu, Po,k “ ■• “ ov En '— 350 Summer Rentals Available ;;\ 7 ■ ■ ,< s^,. % ond Xh, hOOl ’°" ° « ood Chris,ion Brother} Vod.my or, |ut, ihor,7Ad.stonc, r l 'til Oo iho , o.oy N,.mon SHELLS from *2,645 8 Dark on Spring, Rood. Open Sho.n ohov, FOR SO LITTLE! IMPERIAL SPLIT LEVEL, J22.900 «t. », F. 0. 171 Ferktd River, N. J. MY. 3-3971 DIRECTIONS: Garden SlJlt Pfcwy. fo Forked River £id No. 74, • Rccreotion Features include: rooms plus paneled dene turn left if end of ent end go 2 miles fo blinker if Rt. 9. turn Only custom builds house on left, on Rt 9. go mile fo Sunrise Beech. OR from Toms BEL-AIRE lot. . . • 5} your your Matter med kitchen* with RCA Whirlpool and VALUE kdxOLkd River. South on Rt. 9, £0 9Vi miles to Sunrise Beech. gives you so much for so little money! dishwashers, rent ei. event—choice of red Homes are not not birch white esh BEL-AIRE prc-fab, prc-cut, hut or cabinet! custom-erected to your precise specifications and • Brick requirements. veneer eitenor Take a good look at the magnificent Bel-Vista ranch house miodlitowns • Clothe* dnert illustrated below! In your fondest dreams did you ever CHOICIST SECTION • 100 electric I’hon, Amp lervico picture yourself owning a beauty like this for only $12,050? SHadrnili, 7-5444 THIS • MAIN Amrncon Stondord LINE BEL-AIRE can do it for as BEL-AIRE future* you . . just . has Hone it thousands lederor for of satisfied home owners! I gfo by Tb Wen A I ft supremely mWNAN BANK IHHHK *OAO HOME* FULLY ERECTED frn 109 AUCTIONS From Newark, tel Garden State * Parkway to led lank Enf 104 rise JUT 6**tXNSTATt' r>«ht ISO yard! »a models. From Red lank It 15 AAKKWAY at fallow New. WITH BASEMENT PLUS Id. ■son Sprints 4 m.kes !e medal hornet. A PRESTIGE LOCATION Sel-Ai? VISTA COMBINING SUBURBAN CHARM WITH CITY 44 CONVENIENCE 51ROOM RANCH ..... $ WITH TILED BATH KITCHEN, BATHROOM Iff/9 n»«i. ■ iuwimpHj>rw i! 1 J*ifts rm 12,050 AND FULL BASEMENT _ . actr- SETS, FULL HEATING AU INCLUSIVE MORTGAGE FINANCING AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY irrcn EAST ORANGE rr^ NO • PAYMENTS FOR 6 MONTHS NO SERVICE CHARGE ON ANY MORTGAGE NEW JERSSV SYSTEM! NO MONEY NATIONALLY HBr DO WN-E A S Y TO 9 FLOORS/161 LUXURY APARTMENTS .* 3,4 and 5-Room Apartments FINISH -ONLY *7,oBo°° • 5-lssm Apartments Have 2 Full laths (One *TMI —New STRAFFORD 3 Bedroom MoiNm«r for ADVERTISED Centrally located... with Stall Shower) 591 HERE'S WHAT MAIN LINE DOES! Obio.n, nl,-.. p.„ {0v0,., • b0,.n,.nl COMPLETEY AIR-CONDITIONEO Comply,.. S Close to WITH U ppl,., oil ....no, ond NEWEST po everything b-«h.,_01l ml.no, "nnhmg mobnall plu. 3 GENERAL ELECTRIC UNITS: INDIVIDUAL ROOM hilch.n, pita bottwoom Amencon Standard 3 heating system. ductwork. ?75 oil tankl MATERIALS! MlnuUi Walk li Main Ilrttl and lackowanno gol CONTROLS Railroad Station Providing 20-Minute HERE'S ALL YOU (sprees DO! P.o.id. lot-.only pa.m ond 1 or I* Ham York Cist® Woodcraft Kitchen Cabinets • No. Oak • Rockwool Cenynutlng • " ol," ol, Flooring All-Electric -por only $7.080 001 NO MONEY Kitchens with Colored DOWN • Hall Black luitt-ln MCNT F“ S Fibarglas Insulation Double Course Cedar Shake* • Roof ta Control Ave . . . on# and one- - IOW MON,HtY PAYMENTS Asphalt Shingle* ?£ —FREE K,r kalf klacki la Main Street . . . lumi la Newark Ovon, Counter-Top MIIES. • Range, H Cm. Ft. lofri- Double Hung Weather Stripped Windows • Stain-Grade InteriorWood Trim . . . DeCamp Bui Dlract la Now Tark via Park- with • or Floor Tile gsraior Top Froenr, Dishwoshor-AJI Mahogany Birch Flush Doors • Kentile • and Uncaln Vinyl or Asphalt •ray, Ravla 1 Twnnal, 34 minutas Coland Onmic Wall Tile in Color and Floor in Baths • American-Standard Colored XS Mlawtai from Naw York via George Wosh- C art irrai Plumbing Fixtures • Miami Door Medicine Cabinets Bridge and Garden Slate Parkway la Sliding •. • Caatral Avenua lilt Modern 14JAj right ana Black ta High-Speed Elevators Thatcher 03 or Gas-Fired Heating System. Mvnn Avenua MAIN LINE • PARKING HOMES 20 OTHER MODELS 100% . AMPU FREE TO CHOOSE FROMI Only Mlnulai (ram Pina Public and Privala . . PARKING 1 Ranch, Capa Cad, Split-lavali... wide of Schaalt . . . fast Orange Business Sectian and a . variety AREAS . . COVERED PARKING FACILITIES haoios it avaiiabla SoSvrban Branches at Smart New Yerk Stares OF LINDEN to moot ths noodt of any familyl All OPTIONAL • • . Heutei at Warship . . . Porks, Country VtOT Route OUR MODEL HOME TODAY OR CALL 2-3535 1 Next Door to Linden GRopory Qwks, GeH Courses and Swim Clubs Airport Linden N J IS Minutes frem New York via Lincoln of Holland Tunnel over Pulaski Skyway ta Newark HUnter 6-1120 ».f MM C.l.rfvl Imll* * ROOMS.. mm 4 yp Central Avenuata South Muna Avenua Awl-Atr* Kam«i, |«c 12 Sat Hiroet Open Doily 9. 8 5. Sun. 10 7 Access from Apartments to Cordon State Reels 44 sal Christopher N A Parkway service road (Central Avenua Kntronce ROOMS... N. i. 3JJ andlilt #141) INC. FREE Seed ler Me. | ,“7•yS.V’ ’ I APPLICATIONS NOW BIINO ACCIPIIO a AT lINTAI OPPICI a a 44 SOOTH MUNN API., lAST OBANGI, N. J. * iff . T r -S "* - - - - “ • 4-7244 Fill lee lee»lt>e*F fetes*A#4 I * I n I Arid .. ... Umptm DwM.« * I IR, II D » I ~ mr e.U«»,fl tmer... (Hie, ... »••••... u* I .I- H He Q Heme eT Oeesm fUese me X an * tot Utßil «•* wets mte4m,l%em. UNDER | j CONSTRUCTION DECEMDER Ist I run to hull OCCUPANCV 4 Hf eeeEt, to. u: i _ May 22, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 19 Bash Building At Beechwood [ waterfront home sites M THf ORADELL (PFS) - The fram- r . SH O«I’S ing and sheathing of nine homes lAGOON fahadtsi was completed this week at Beechwood Acres, Oradell, by Walchap Builders, developers of the tract on Grant Ave. off Ora- dcll Ave. At present there are 19 homes under construction, which peak for the icprescnts a Spring °N l work schedule. BARNEGAT BA' of the N 1 ■*** Most activity is centered wm tr p«nrr kumkx in the 33-unit third section, where k first delivery of homes is sched- SIT: OPENING New ultra-modern uled in late Spring. An- yacht clubhouse and to start a IflUUi two salt wafer other home in the second section pools opening Decoration Day at Baywood- delivered week, leaving on-Barnegat Boy in Brick The was last Township. clubhouse and only six in that section to be ore of the pools part recreational facilities offered Bay- turned over to their new owners. woodites the NEW SCHOOL Pictured Is the new Our of Victories School at 250-acre lagoon-seashore be- Lady comp[?]ed in CHOICE LAGOON community being Grading and seeding, which had September in short from ing developed by the American Land Harington Park, a distance the Longview development there. Investment Corp. been delayed by the weather, was of North Plainfield. completed on homes in the sec- BUILDING LOTS ond section that had been deli- 10 Sales Reported at Sands Point Harbor vered during the winter. The rough layout of the roadway in the third section also has been WARETOW.N Ten ished *lBOO (PFS) and room*. including plumbing completed were homes sold during the last $8,645 including a water- large are Homesites offered priced construction two weeks it All homes under Sands Point Harbor electricity. Easy financing is from • J495 for the inside lots to BOATING are split-level models with four FAST on Bamegat Bay. located off available as low as $945 down 51.995 for the and • Route lagoon water- bedrooms, 2V* baths and two-car 9 here, according to Phil and with $45 monthly carrying SWIMMING front lots. The Beechwood Acres Naimone, developer of the tract. charges. garages. • FISHING Only 81 miles Manhat- homes are three service on This brings the total number of newest from available in dif- The model offered Is • tan ferent both to and 73 miles from Newark, models, with three CRABBING purchasers *3O the "1959 Sea Ranch,” a year- Sundt Point Harbor units • Featured at Point Har- is adjacent end four bedroom offered. MARINE Sands round ranch model priced at BASIN all to Oyster Creek and Prices start at of bor are five vacation and It opposite the $26,700 YOUR BOAT types year- front lot includes a spacious Barnegat and Inlet a century- round models from $3,780. eat-in kitchen, private bath priced plus IN YOUR BACKYARD Set old landmark, the famous Mod*! Homs including lot and closing costs. stall shower, Barne-1 Meet large living room, Scholars to gat The area is known DIIICIIONI a,,4.. Xkw, u mortgage financing All homes are completely fin- porch and two three large Light. COPENHAGEN, Denmark °~" D.llr 1 • A M. 11l o •- WE ERECT THE FRAME, SUB-FLOOR AND ALL INTERIOR PARTITIONS, WE SUPPLY ALL INTERIOR MATERIALS INCLUDING Hot Water THE RAMBLER Hooting Syitom, Plumbing Fixtures, RANCH—2O x 13 mahogany panelled Kitchen recreation room 3 Cabinets, Ceramic Electrical • bedrooms —master suite Tile, has walk In closet, bath 2 Materials, Built-in private • ceramic tiled Oven A Surface Range. bathrooms plus halt bath ad|Oinmg recreation YOU COMPLETE INTERIOR A MASONRY. room • 13'5" x 11' color keyed kitchen with built In Th« BEDFORD appliances, breakfast area 30'x25'8" Traditional New Kngland favor- —a • separate ite basic one-floor design the laundry room • 2 car puts expansion space on PLAN 111 'M second floor for additional bedrooms and garage with Inside bathrooms as entry the * family grows' Comfort, space, fi ft dor WE BUILD YOUR COMPLETE HOME • economy! rear UNDER separate dining room with mer also included for future bath ONE CONTRACT AT A FIXED PRICE sliding glass doors to huge covered e? Plon I: $4,350 delivered* II huhnrr Pltn balcony . . . (20,000 You (homr, Hiho Sign, A Plan II: $«,015 Inu 'intuit uith to hi ( Delurr try thing Plan III: Including full and $12,990 masonry decorating I het runtJrr Rtquirtil.' So Shell-C,*m» "Short- *g><" or "SotlmluJed tnW Extrji"' 4 r^r'vrgamf . m ¥■ 4, *3 h t *lOO DOWN v . mm | Save 30*o—build tha MODERN way! * - Multi-million-dollar purchase power low for 4- is procures prices high-quality materials (t£ 1 grade guaranteed!) * St • Rigid manufacturing specifications Th« Meridian & exceed inspections meet building 44*24' Note the modern treatment of windows in this codes, MIA & VA THE COLONIAL—I 35" B'B* requirements x entry foyer • large step-up contemporary ranch, the double entry effect Cathedral retling available. bedrooms, * eliminates separate dining • 3 dining kitchen Assembly-line palletizing room living room with wood parquet rooms, on tranct foyer. or 2 bathrooms on-aile waste; assures cor- floors and doors to I Optional Garage and lou sliding glass sheltered rear carpentry patio vered or breereway family room rect and of all materials • eat in • precision-fit kitchen mahogany panelled family room • 2Vi * • 4 bedrooms Plan I: delivered* and sub- baths • master bedroom suite includes $4,095 ftuick erection completion room, dressing labor sitting room, walk in closet and full bath stantially cuts costs Plan II: $7,760 1 • or 2 car garage . . . * (24,400 —i Pre-engineerrd beating, plumbing, iiNM-CT Plon III: $12,965 and including full masonry and decorating wiring systems save money on equipment and installation Deluxe national-brand kitchen and THE CONTEMPORARY—Brick • front 30 foot mahogany- bathroom fixtures and anywhtrt; FREE appliances • 100 milts! panelled recreation room eat in kitchen • 3 bedrooms available at thrifty “package prices.” —master suite has dressing room, huge closet, private bath ■ 22'8* living room and magnificent dining area Full ★ ★ Si»ad ?Se i* Col* for brillioftt Color • 2 ceramic tiled bathrooms half bath Oldest, largest In East! ★★ plus off recreation Mllco Mom* 40 Poqr Catalog 46 Cow • room • laundry room 1 or car etc 2 garage with inside plr tr *rith floor Plant Specif* Qtioot. entry ...(22,480 ■ ■ HUGO HILCO HOMES (Box A-22) ■ by Vtlmor Slorts. 7t>« Pact Collacbon. P. O. Box 224, Dunellen, N. J. W Complttt lint of I&UNiUIpMt Enclosed is 2Sc. Ruth Hilco HOMES your n#« j 40-page Aqp//a/>cos mvalltbJ*. Homes Catalog with A specifications. I 42 of plant ★★ years reliability! ** DfVtfCTtONSi Rout* 1 south. Turn *t name toft Grand- MODEL HOME and OFFICE: vtow A vs. traffic light (at Rooaavalt Park) to modal*. OR: Cardan Stats Parkway to Exit #130; eontinu* U. S. ROUTE ADDRESS aouthon Routs 1 and procaad aa abovs. OR: Nsw 22 southto Jsrasy TurnplKa Woodbridg* Exit #11; turn GREENBROOK TOWNSHIP CITY right on flouts 9 to Ualln sign; than laft to c ire la—- I and clrcls MiUt West of Plainfield around to Routs l'; go aouth on Routs 1 Overpatt to Crandvtaw Avs. STATE Regional Representative GRANDVIEW AVENUE, EDISON TOWNSHIP, N. J. • 9-2241 Liberty Do let? Yos ELMER PERRY BUILDERS, INCORPORATED yae sirs a □ N.n SALES AGENTS; JACOBSON, 60LDFARB & TANZMAN • Hillcrsst 2-4444 P.O. >•* m, DvnstlM. N. J., Mims M Ml 14 THE 20 ADVOCATE May 22, 195* Golden Jubilees for 3 Priests, Silver Anniversary for 16 NEWARK Three of priests the Archdiocese of Murphy, librarian, Seton Hall Uni- Newark be will completing 50 years in the priesthood, versity and pastor, St. Bernard's, this year and 16 will be marking their 25th anniversaries. Plainfield; Msgr. Thomas M. regent, Seton Hall Uni- In some will Reardon, cases there be formal celebrations most- versity School of Law, and ly organized pas- by parish societies; in others, the priest con- tor, St. James, Newark; cerned will observe his jubilee Rev. Anthony J. Connell, pas- Quietly with a Mass simple of tor, Our Lady of Victories, Har- Thanksgiving. rington Park; Rev. Hugh J. Fitz- simmons, pastor, St. Michael's, Newark; Rev. William J. Halli- well, pastor, St. Aloysius, New- ark; Rev. Joseph F.X. Stock- hammer, pastor, Guardian Angel, Allendale; Rev. Edward J.A. Msgr. Looney Msgr. Feeley Msgr. Murphy Reardon Kane, pastor, St Lawrence, Msgr. Father Connell Weehawken; Rev. (Col.) Peter S. Rush, chaplain, U.S. Army; Rev. Lad- islaus A. Kopec, Alexian Broth- ers Hospital. Elizabeth; Rev Francis X. McCue, pastor. Little Flower, Berkeley Heights; Rev. Henry J. Murphy, director, Hud- son County CYO; Rev. Gerard J. McGarry, pastor. Our Lady of Lourdes, Mountainside; Rev. John A. McHale, pastor, St Anne’s, Garwood; and Rev. James J. Coyle, pastor. Annun- Father Sexton ciation. Paramus. Msgr. James F. Looney, Chan- Msgr. O’Connor cellor of Newark and adminis- Aid Mission School trator of St. Patrick's Pro-Cathe- COLOGNE, Germany (NC) dral, Newark; Msgr John J. Fee- German Catholics have donated ley, pastor. Our Lady of the Val- I over $274,000 to aid mission ley, Orange; Msgr. Charles B.: ! schools in South Africa. Father Fitzsimmons Father Halliwell Father Stockhammer Archbishop’s Appointments Father Kane Father Rush SUNDAY, MAY 24 SATURDAY. MAY » 10:30 of a.m.. Communion 10 a.m.. Golden jubilee or- Breakfast, Bamberger Com- dination of Rt. Rev. Msgr. pany co-workers, Essex Honsr, Peter B. O'Connor, Queen of Newark. Peace Church. North Arlington. 2 p.m.. Confirmation, SL 2 p.m.. Confirmation, St. Vin- Francis, Hackensack. cent’s, Bayonne. 2 St. p.m.. Confirmation, 2 p.m.. Confirmation, Our Colnmba's, Newark. Lady of Mt. Carmel, Montclair. 4 p.m.. Confirmation, St. 3 p.m., Lay cornerstone, SL Francis Xavier, Newark. Vincent Hospital addition, 4 p.m.. Confirmation, Our Montclair. Lady of ML Virgin, Garfield. 4 p.m.. Confirmation, St. 4 of p.m., Dedication new Peter’s, Belleville. building, St. Benedict’s Prepa- 4:30 p.m.. Confirmation, Holy ratory School, Newark. Family, Union City. 7:30 Wednesday, Father Weisbecker p.m., to May SUNDAY, MAY 31 Annual Im- 27, priests' retreat, 11 a.m.. Solemn Mass of The golden jubilarians are maculate Conception Seminary, Thanksgiving Coram pontiflce. Msgr. B. Peter O’Connor, pas- Darlington. Golden jubilee of ordination of tor. Queen of Peace. North Ar- MONDAY, MAY 25 Rev. James F. Weisbecker, Our lington, ordained June 5, 1909; 7 p.m.. Catholic Forum Ban- Lady Help of Christians, West Rev. James F. Weisbecker, pas- quet, Military Park Hotel, New- New York. Father tor, Our Lady of ark. Kopec Help Christians, 2 p.m., Confirmation, St. John Father McCue Father Murphy Father Father West New York, June 5, 1909; TUESDAY, MAY 26 Nepomucene, Guttenberg. McGarry McHale and Rev. Francis J. Sexton, pas- 2 p.m.. Confirmation, St. Jo- 2:30 p.m.. Laying of corner- St. tor, Joseph's, Jersey City, seph's, Jersey City. stone. new faculty residence, St. Dec. 18, 1909. THURSDAY, MAY 28 Peter's College. Jersey City. Cardinal Ottaviani to Preside at 7:30 p.m., Archbishop's Night, 4 p.m.. Confirmation, Imma- AI,L OF THE silver jubilarians Serra Club of Ridgewood, culate Conception, Secaucus. were ordained on May 26, 1934. Ridgewood Pa- 4 Country Club, p.m.. Confirmation, St. Paul They are: ramus. the Apostle, Irvington. Msgr. O’Connor's Golden Jubilee NORTH ARLINGTON An will be dinner a attended by the can secretary during the various go to Loras College in Italian Cardinal will preside and Dubuqua, Cardinal, Archbishop, Bishops functions of the consistory in la, where he will receive Archbishop Roland will preach an and clergy at which the principal Rome. honorary degree at when Msgr. Peter commence- B. O'Connor, speaker will be Rev. William F.j The Cardinal will arrive May ment exercises on May 31. pastor of Queen of Peace Church Hogan of Immaculate Conception 2S on the Italian Liner Augustus here, observes He will also take in cele- Stefivi" his golden jubilee and part Seminary. that be ’/ktewtiw day will the guest in the brations marking priesthood on May 30. Parishioners the 100th an- of Queen of Peace of Cardinal Spellman in New niversary of the of th« At 10 a. m., the North Arling- have York founding planned a dinrer-dance in Omaha (Neb.) Diocese and ton pastor will celebrate honor tha a of Msgr. O’Connor June 9. The day before Msgr. O’Con- ; 2Mh Solemn Mass of anniversary of the consecra- Thanksgiving in at the Essex House. The prin- nor’s golden Jubilee celebra- tion of Archbishop Gerald T. observance of the 50th anniver- cipal speaker at this affair will tion, he will be the guest of Bergan of Omaha of his ordination. be on June 11. sary Rev. Thomas F. Duffy, pastor Archbishop Roland. Presiding at (he Mass will ol St. Michael's. Palisades Park. Deacon and subdcacon of the be Alfredo Flood Cardinal Ottaviani, Mass Aiding Victim* j of will be CARDINAL OTTAVIANI Thanksgiving Pro-Prefect of the Sacred Con- has NEW YORK (RNS) a£o6e£i Father Rev Patrick J Catho- solve Maloney, pastor. can Coyle been a friend of Msgr gregation of the Iloly Office. O'Connor lie Relief Services NCWC Holy Name, East Orange and an- for When he Also present will be Anxillary many years was nounced it is making available BOTH Rev John J. Anshro, ST. 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