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Official Publication of Father the Archdioceae of Pleads Newark, N. J., and of the Diocese of Paterson, N. J. Holy VOL. 8, NO. 26 JULY 1959 THURSDAY, 2. PRICE: TEN VATICAN CITY In CENTS a mes ''hundreds of thousands of refu- of refugees” and exhort all Cath- and others likewise, might throw sage the World Refugee who opening gees . . . ire still held in olics to work make to a success open their frontier* «ver more has Year, Pope John XXIII railed camps or lodged in huts, humil- of the Refugee Year. generously, and speedily brin| or all Catholics to do whatever iated in their Protest Role as human dignity about the human and social re- they can to ease the sad and HF, ASKED plight heings, sometimes exposed Catholics to re- settlement of »o many unfortu- of in refugees. to the worst temptations of member that many cases the dis nate in people For Masons Speaking fluent French over couragement and despair." plight of the refugee is connected Radio with IN Vatican on June 28, the What man, he asked, hfs attachment to the GENEVA, meanwhile, WASHINGTON can re- The National voiced his main Church if Pontiff wholehearted indifferent to that ‘And anybody be where headquarters for the Council sight? of Catholic Men, through the support for Refugee Year pro- tempted—which Cod forbid—to campaign have been established, xecutive i secretary Martin H. the “SO MANY MEN, and close his it gram being conducted under women heart to this appeal, was revealed by Jean J. Work, has protested the inclusion even children auspices of the UN General As are deprived with- let him recall to the Chenard that 55 voluntary agen- of Masonic memory a ritual in the pro- out any fault of their of sembly. own, grave admonition of Our prede- cies have joined the Interna- gram for laying the cornerstone of most some the fundamental cessor : tional Committee for the World of the new to THE POPE'S broadcast of extension the Capi- opened rights the human person,'' he “ Year ‘■'nd if you remain unmov- Refugee and that 15 would tol of building. the year in many the 45 par- said. "Families are divided in the ed by sufferings of the ref- join in the near future. Chenard The ticipating countries. Some, how- of their Commission for the Exten- spite own wishes. Hus ugee wandering hither and is deputy director of th* Euro- to sion of ever, got off an early start. bands are the U. S. Capitol is mak separated from their thither without shelter, where pean Office of Catholic Relief One was England the and ing arrangements for the July 4 where wives children are kept a is that Services and of th# solidarity which you secretary ceremonies. year opened on June 1. from their It said that Presi- way parents." ought to feel with him, know- international committee. dent Eisenhower will American will He "a sorrowful work of lay the cor- participation called this ing as you do that his lot The the committee nerstone "with Masonic ceremon- begin on July 1 by proclama- anomaly In modern today be to deal society," may yours tomor- is with th* general ies." Elsewhere tion of ” it was noted that President Eisenhower. and said that “everybody has row?' public and private agencle* the President is not and Thus it will coincide to this The a Mason with the the duty take matter Pontiff declared that while governmental efforta are that his pri participation would be fiscal year In the U.S. The U.S. to heart and to vale do whatever initiative alone is not e coordinated by the I’N High apart from the Masonic has already announced ritual. special is in his power in order to nough to solve this prohlem and Commissioner for Refugees. Work pointed out that contributions of sad many re- $1,630,000 to bring this situation to an expressed confidence that The commissioner. Dr. ligious ' pub- Augus- bodies "reject . . . what help the UN out Its end.” lic carry re- authorities will wholehearted te I.lndt, revealed that several stands Masonry for." and raised settlemen program. Iv The Holy Father endeavor during the course of countries are considering liber- the question recalled the whether a specific In radio this to his message. Pope efforts made on behalf of refu- year follow up and in alisation of immigration poli- religious he group should singled John tensifv still the cies. pointed out that "the lot of gees after World War I by Fope morr praiscwor- out on such occasion. FOR GOOD USE: an If re those who thy efforts already aUo The new Guidance Center of the Mt. Carmel Guild located at St. live in exile far away Benedict XV and those by Fius being made/' Lindt revealed that 5,300 hgious ceremonies are conducted, Francis from their homelands has always XII after World War 11. He He the refugee, had been enabled to was dedicated he recalled consentmn Hospital, Jersey City, by Roland 28 Prin- said, then all the major faith Archbishop June evoked . . the motherly solici- pointed also to the relief signed by leave refugee between at from have many nations in 1951 camps the are, the to be " cipals ceremony left. Msgr. A. groups right rep tude of the Church Jan Joseph Pooling, archdiocesan Mt. " Catholic The supplies which went nut from on the Status of Refugees and and Apr. 30 of thli Carmel Guild resented 1 year. director, Msgr. James A. Vicar the Church, he said, is mindful of Vatican City and the said 'Would However, 25.000 Hughes. General, Archbishop; other under that these states refugees atill He said even if the the words Msgr. of St. Masons of its Divine pounder: takings sponsored by the (which (,Continued LeRoy E. McWilliams, pastor Michael's, Jersey City; Msgr. Vincent P. Holy signed the convention), on Page 2) were invited as a fraternal "I and said Coburn, Assistant Chancellor, and was a stranger and you took See Msgr Cornelius J. "which Boyle, pastor, Blessed Sacra- group, it is not." it would me in; naked and covered you "Called upon to take this have up ment, Newark. been wiser to invite other me . . in prison and you came to precious heritage of charity and fraternal to " to groups participate me of of the defense poor . . . We in Encyclical Oppose also. He declared that there are turn raise our voice on behalf Cardinal Ottaviani Impressed Some Modern Ideas \ AT I( AN' ( IT\ Receives (N( i— Pope John XXIII revealed de that Pope several in his first are With Growth of Church in U.S. Gaulle, points encyclical not in accord with modern ideas that from depart Divine Revelation. ftOMK Cardinal Ottaviani. and rapid organization of the ( The referred to the which ardinal said, he spoke to the Pope encyclical, was to b« on hi* return here from Advises The a trip Church. chanceries Priests issued a episcopal Holy Father "of the great attach , shortly, in brief sermon delivered solemn In the S said the greatest which Pilgrims dunnß f. . I visited made great ment and a im loyalty which the hier- VATICAN Vespers in St. Peters Basilica ingle he had gotten CITY - Popp John THE HOLY FATHER cited l the • impression presston on me because of their archy, After audience de (iaullr for the clergy and Catholic peo- vigil of the Keast of SS while XXIII praised President Charles de Gaulle’s between the Altar of the Confu- in America was one of tre perfect organization." have words of praise for and his party visited Cardinal ple for the Pope and the Prtrr and Paul de (latille of Prance sion and the Altar of mendous and " here for Piux XII when the the Chair. continuing growth See Pope in 1044, Tardint, Vatican nf Holy his Secretary Speaking to more than 2d,non work for the and The Pope * throne, usually During his trip, the Cardinal, lIK SPOKK teghtv nf the peace pros- Prench general met the Pontiff Stale, and then cover- pas In went to St people the a word specifically for of the assembled in red ed who Pro of the Su toral. financial and educational perity Prench community Pope John said Pius XII "the Basilica in white, was changed to red is Secretary was I‘eter'a to pray. The draped basilica, the Ameriran Catholics he said end lor "the benefit of Pope urged to commemorate the Sacred Congregation of the organization of the Church all human- herald of true whose French martyrdom premr and " peace, president gave ornate ail all "to this 'Continue to be in ity De welcome encyclical ol SS Peter suited Arch said of the strong the Gaulle, his wife and offi- teachings still and Paul, and tho Holy Office, twice universities that he continue to show ver monstrances to the basilica letter Faith, cial . with and so generous toward Holy- party were received with all , . simplicity main Papal altar hung with bishop Boland and the Newark noted with wonder" not only the the way to all men of will." and also to the Basilica of waa Mother good* St. faith." Church, faithful to the pomp the a scarlet Archdiocese He also guen of facil your Riven by Vatican The Gaulle John antependium. was development physical Pope praised de Lateran, the Pope's rathe You will illustrious and to find in it the same Above the Seton Hall ties the Bishops, you will visiting heads of state. his main doorway to nr. honorary degree by "but also large and for Interest in less econom- deal as Bishop of in thus feel the full Rome, com doctrine of the first Pope, the basilica L learned of and and incompar At the audience, memoration inspir- hung an elliptical nivemUy. body professors de Gaulle was ically developed nations and at of hla visit. ed the able joy and of by same love of the glory being true wearing French truth, basket made of braided branch- imposing number of stu the army dress the end of tha 20-minute au- mutual and of TMK CARDINAL, in a stair Christians." | charity peace," he e» of dents." He called this "an uniform and the of the dience OTHERS greenery, an ancient rep- exam insignia gave tha French chief RECEIVED by the laid, and all Tnent to NfCWC News- urged to read It lica of Service, pie of the trust Supreme Order of Christ, a fishing trap, in honor the people place" highest aeverai gifts, including a fold Holy Father this week were Span commented the fact that the ! carefully and to have it read of the on In decoration ish by fisherman who wai the the universities. Pope Gives Blessing given by the Holy See. fillgrea rosary for Mrs. de pilgrims led by Cardinal! 1 others. “great growth'' of the It had first Pope. American] In Uit field of education, been given to the French Gaulle. In return, he received Arriba y Caatro of Tarragona, Church In 70 years "has To It was the that brought] with the NCCM Members leader shortly before the audience Cardinal and leconrt time the starting primary an ancient Illuminated two-vol- Canali, a group of THEN HE ADDED: the Church in the U. S. to the, at which the "There Tope had come to the basilica schools WASHINGTON recalled his ume Bible of missioned from his last and _ Pope Dio moving on to the (NC) Tope great historical native *re a few point* touched it forefront of the most flourishing In in Sunday. At 10 John XXIII has own service France. and rise of Brrgamo. a. m. he had ad- university level, he said that given his apos- artistic Interest. which are not in Catholir the world, accord with dressed groups" in tolic The more than 10,000 people "the Cathnllrs of the l". S. have blessing to all officers, Spanish pilgrims had eome modern idea* where lie pointed out that in that they break (there al another of members and to See the Sunday no rivals." spiritual directors petition the Holy for the away from Divine the Church in the C. S. Revelation audiences that have • pan of the of morning be- National Council of Catho- beatification two Bishops and But will has Speaking of his contacts with you find these points op passed from a missionary several come necessary because of the lic Men, and their families. hundred priests, religious from individual Catholics, he said Earlier portune. frank admonitions to numbers of ■ sstem aided abroad to Deadlines and pilgrims In Rome lay people who died for their search their attachment to the Announcement of the special again for the true goods one that Is. . . able to give pow parish faith during the summer. " in the Spanish Civil is truly of blessing was contained letter An War. of the present life and erful help In terms of worthy special praise in a earlier deadline (a now in for all security The following day, the Feast persons effect local news and Speaking In on The from l ardinal Spanish, the Pope of thr future and and means" missions else first effect of contact be Tardini, Vatican picture* Intended for eternal life . . of SS Peter and to publication in The Advocate. them: Paul, the Tope of told Red tween the parish, the school and Secretary State, to Msgr Paul All-such material color dominated the usual low Mass where. must be In The Advocate office offered at the f no "If the avowal of Christ Papal the faithful, he said Tanner, general of later than 4 ly gray basilica the is the secretary p.m. each Monday; stories and as Pope, IK altar He returned In the It is evident, hr said, that any pictures re- with one blood Is after- the National a an occur- Cardinals and magnificent development of Catholic Welfare ceived after that time more than a score noon for "aueh will either be omitted o used the fol- of simple Vespers and to development is not being " onferenre The r rence almost every epoch In of vocations ( Cardinal said he lowing week If Archbishops and in make his halted possible. the Rishops homage at the Altar . . one sees, instead, writing the direction history of the Church, which ted was at of vestments filled the space of the of built Apostles av mptoms an ever growing ON HIS RKTVRN here the Tope John was with her Divine l Koundrr« blood, the Christ- lin'n Calls It Fiction, profession of Christ by Not Biography kindness, generosity, mortifica- Fr. Rausch Dies tion and a crucified life must also be an everyday event." Cardinal Canal], Prrsidrnl of the Pontifical Commission of Vat At Union lean City, gave the Pontiff mod 'Nun's Story' Simply Not So, Nun-Editor Says a Mae and City Anne By Buckley doing —for love of God. a the to express its love." fiction 1 commemorating first year This is particularly the UNION CITY A NEWARK What And lo\ r of Passionist for 50 a i wrong is missing from Nee IT Sislrr his reign The medal shows years, priest a/jo ilium H. Mooring'i Mary Augustine im- case with The Nuns The Nun Love—and since Life magazine re- for 42 and in Stor>" any i Story ' its Pope John on one side and the parish work for 37 Sun'i plies that Sister Luke years, Rev. Michael ret tru nf "~J he Story" on was a cently reintroduced the real Sis- wav'* consequence Joy!" imaje of Our of Rausch, C. soul in love with Lady Lourdes assistant at St Michael's ■». a precon- ter Luke into the its P, Monastery Church /uge scene in the A well written book is trans- ceived on other. died THU BASIC vision of her own here, June 29 after a heart attack DII'KICIT.TY, per- recent cover story of the film. lated into beautiful motion fection,' rather than a arrording In Sister Au a soul in "What and A for Mary I, many other re- POPK Requiem Mass the repose of his soul was offered picture. The National legion of love God. JOHN cautioned the gustine, is that the who " with She wanted to 2 hook mas friend experienced it then ligious, are worried about is the •Inly by Wry Rev, Ernest Peceny tags the film k for do Bergamo missioners against o She good, but she wanted to do the the querades as biography, while it adds that it the writer's effect film may have on Welch, C P Passionist dulls and ,s temptation to overvalue , provin • adolescents it as she and new ma baum, C P. H(> would hav» cele- is really fietion. To back to edit saw it, not as her few cial, Rev. up privilege such informa parents, of whom under- tenal aids assisted by Caspar The I-egion of calls to their apostolate brated hi* Decency her she superior did. C P golden Jubilee it a claim, produces a 42 turn stand religious life anyway. Real Conley, . of SI. Mi good, he said, is pastor this It noble, sensitive, reverent, "The never rassiomst month. page document drawn Counters religious does the will of They see this intelligent, rharl'i Burial Mi up by Sister Mary Augus- pro- found in fleeting of was In St Inspiring and theologically God flashes audac- A* the Sisterhood tine There as it is made known to her rhael's an assistant paalor, Father to which the cen s a lot of differ- gressive, beautiful young Sister Monastery Cemetery •ound The ity but in methodical, constant ' Legion explains tral through who Michael served at St character of 'The Nun * ence between novelist's her superior," Sister is always into and Father Michael, of the Michael's, that a pre- running humble work the son it is a of a person Pittsburgh, 1918 St. story Story" rogative to Mary Augustine points out. trouble of rules and 24; Joseph'*, belonged spin a story and this on account that The late August Mary Whrman "who fund Pope also srnt a letter objectively lacked a The "There is of Baltimore, 1924 2fi; and St. Mi- document refutes "point case, in which al a lot good to he seem silly —and they to C Rausch, received his edu mental Miss Hulme picture ardmal Stepinac of early • qualification for an done in the Zagreb, chael*, Union 1930 59. by salient in lows her be world. But their own daughter similar cation at St. City, From point, chronologi hook to known as a perhaps in a Jugoslavia, congratulating Michael s (irammir authentic him 1926 to he religious calling." cal it is not to be situation. and 1930, wa* a mlssion- order, every pivotal situa true story of real nun.” done by me—or They watch the pa- on the 25th High Schools, and Holy Ghost If the film fails a anniversary of his and observes ' right ." thetic ary, preaching German mUaloni lion on which the novel de now scene of Sister Luke's de- all in Pittsburgh is BOOK AND consecration as a Bishop The College, to capture the full meaning of MOV IF. make in the United State*. \ eloped," according to Sister SISTKR parture from the convent, and ( ardinal has been life terms of Sister Luke self MARV Augustine ad confined to HE WAS religious in its a sacrificing professed a Passion- He is Mary Augustine. mils their dreams of for his native survived by a crrealn, heroine Sister to the technical excellence security village since his re spiritual joy and all pervading Mary Angus ist on July 25, 1909, at St Paul's Brother Valentine Rausch, of the their daughters shatf^cd. lease from CP., this tine l>ook when viewed are a communist prison charity . must be attributed s arguments make her a as a Monastery, Pittsburgh, and stationed SISTER LIKE not 1951 or at the Passlonist mon- was a novel, and to the the in to the inherent limitations of flop beauty of darned May 30, at St. a motherless girl whose "SI Rh IT'S beautiful 1917, Ml astery in West Springfield, Mass., father film, which, a pic- The contents the visual art Where did Sister fall? she feels, has de- of Holy chael's Church and was killed the she Luke Sister Monastery by the a niece, Mrs. Marie Mil of by Nans, leted ol the ture." Mary Augustine father's Yet heard "Sister Lukr think- many book's mis- letter were not revealed. late Tasiionist there are complaints was alwayj admits Bishop Paul Nuss- Pittsburgh. was never subjected to But that is precisely long representations In our land notably from ing about herself The true re- term exhaustive operating its danger. The very fact that nuns How come' ligious forgets about herself—- Still room Sister Mary Augus- it is so duty, she was never or- beautifully and sympa- and concentrates tine ' Because, savs a crusading dered flunk on God,” says is concerned She indicates to an exam to ap thetically done is what makes editor who Sistrr Mary file niaganne is also a pease Augustine. a cabinet in her office at It Beautiful a Jealous companion Sis so dangerous. and "the difference between Miss Hulme admits to this Kramingham, nun, she trained Mass. It's full ter, never a corps sympathetic It is; true, it ia of the rral nun and the reel' nun concept religious life of letters from " of Congolese hospital boys, she parents wor- not wide the between sort of Is as as gap did a self perfecting rying about the future never or saw many of the of their Many people feel the film and through ” giving giving up.” religious discipline now happy nun daughters, does deal of things pictured in the Ixiok and from a great good Moira If she weren't worked Sister so up. rrllgious superiors Walsh, film. Mary Augustine re deluged with writing in "America," THK MN EDITOR is Sister Sister Mary Augustine would similar ports. queries from parents, says it was "fashioned at a Mary Augustine. S M S M , of Kvon laugh at this "At that rale, even from Bishops more significantly, she requesting wholehearted tribute to women ■'Mans! Missions” Her what would be the difference cru the quantities of of in adds, document shows the reprints her religious life." which has between Ghandi and aade, included aril of Mahatma critique of the film. picture convent life in "The In the cles her other thr same magazine, the in own and tnag Little Mower.’” she rrtorts Sister Nuns Story" to be at best Mary Augustine had film's director, Kred Zinne- and exhaustive an ncs corre distorted, distributed thousands of at worst, downright AGAINST MISS 111 I.MfS re- mann, confides: "The book apondcnce, is motivated by con- no- of her absurd Kxample the public of prints editorial com- opened to the ” tion religious life, Sister my eyes ... cern that "The Nun's Story ments the self accusation in on book. She has matters ap Mary stacks hers ex- enormous vitality and strength by Kathrvn Holme, and the re Augustine a to the plained her objections to the and propriate confessional, viewing of the in their permanence of religious cenlly rrleased film vows film based on the and been quoted critics begging of soup from an by community life,” and adds the It, will further confuse al positive aspect as faith, hope an other the "The film falls to s plate, need for spe- and charity. capture the hope that the picture will suc- ready confuted notion of reli- cial full meaning of religious “in permission to get up dur- She explains Faith is life," ceed transmitting to some gious life she ing the tend says, "because its night to a dying ‘obedience’ which looks only for starting degree the tremendous emo- "The negative idea of point is wrong. It starts re patient, the impersonal God from tional and spiritual experience brutally s Will; hope is 'poverty' the llgious life is a common one,” circumstances premise that religious life the me." of a nun s de- seeing God in all things, want book gavp Is Sister Mary Augustine allows a negative thing parture from her lonvent Ing only what lie wills, The chastity NISTKR ‘ three vows of MARY Augustine's poverty, IS the God absorption in which "AMONK Protestant last word: chastity and obedience are IN AN ARTKI. K or "Kveryone is missing in "Ameri fructifies in charity and love ." Catholic, of man, woman or child the The that thought as 'doing without- ca” -tune point. point is no magarlne, 27, Miss Seen this the way, negat.ve who gets an idea of giving up” claims religious combination of fallacy or false- Hulme "I related in aspects life my of religious are life from 'The Nun's Well, aren't they Just that’ Story'gets hood, no matter how sincerely DECADES: book, as faithfully as possible, FOUR Msgr. William C. of only "outlets for a soul,” she a false idea," Sister Mary Au- Heimbuch, pastor St. Michael's, Elizabeth, Not on your life, retorts Sister what I had conceived, sentimentally con- ahsorbed about life concludes "Mortification is gustine observed his 40th in the a emphasizes. cocted or anniversary priesthood June 27. Boland Mary Augustine. "Religious life In "People sympathetically en- Archbishop presid- a huropean convent a quar- by-product, becomes ed at la prayer a have no way of knowing that acted can produce lasting the Mass of Thanksgiving and also preached. Here the better described as giving ter-century ago from trusted good pastor is congratulated a necessity; good works, a means the thing la not true, that It la result*.” by the Archbishop and Auxiliary Bishops Stanton and Curtis. the 2 advocat July 2, 1959
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The Senate Judiciary Commit- Auxiliary Bishop Alfred Ancel itor in-chief of Holy Family Cancer Hospital v, the Register Sya-i at » Guinea climbed 15,400-fo.n of culty lona College New Ro- tee in Pennsylvania hai Lyons, France, was tem approved! Home haa been dedicated Mt hospital- of Newspapers, who was in for in Wilhelm to celebrate M»t ized after chelle, (even year*, has been a bill which would ban the tale Cleveland and will being struck by a car jured in an auto accident in care for 100 »t the and May.l named preaident of the of meat* and peak erect a larga riding his bicycle in resumed college produce on Sun- poor people with incurable a poor has some of his editorial can eluminum there district Cardinal Tien. S.V.D.. day. crot* where he was supervis exiled cer. The duties. atate legmlature Snutl Archbishop of Pelting, has paid The in log a missionary project which Rev. James A. Bishop* and religious su- Catholic* in Honduras ha\e Onnnellon, farewell oh Carolina hat patted a lau I>* a visit to gran- had inaugurated. Chancellor periors of Colombia have four 0.5.A.. president of Villanova es- served days of protest mg clergymen court Konrad Adenauer of tablished immuniti Archbishop Gerald P. O’Hara University. has been Germany a center to coordinate against the profanation of from I elected to a num revealing confidence* re of preparatory his departure efforts to Savannah, Ga.. Apostolic Dele Prior of the for foster religious voca ber of churches reived Provincial Augus his throughout the in tpiritual counseling but gate to Great residence in the U S. He had tions Britain, visited a tine Province of St. nation. a similar law Thomas of hcen injured in in Alabama wai large London Jail to confirm 14 Villanova. an auto accident The Catholic in Labor Movement The Bishops of Ireland have defeated by two vote* prisoners Germany while there. in Rev. Paul C. O’Connor, visiting the Netherlands financed, the S.J., Rev. John A. expressed concern over proposed Very Rev. Klekotka, 0.5.A., Vernon F. Gal- veteran studies of 1,34(1 Dutch semi- in the missionary, has been director of admissions changes country's liquor lagher, at Villa' narians C.S.Sp., Superior of the appointed last year which procurator for the rova law would permit the sale Holy Ghost Fathers in the University, has been named U. S., Alaska Jesuit Missions. Two priests will Aus- of president A arrive in liquor on Sunday* starting at Is resigning as president of Du- there. native of HUGE Or. AgosUnn tralia in August to 12 30 T M Maltarello, 47, Philadelphia, he has been help care quesne University. professor of a fa for the SAVINGS! genetics at the culty large number of Poles A crusade to Msgr. John J. member for 17 years focus attention on Heneghan, Vice University of who have to Rome, has been come that country the need for vocations the Chancellor, has in rineit been named named of Ciump* ia Quality president Italian Catho- . . . recent year*. Melbourne Chancellor of the Archdiocese has been Brooklyn Dio- lic Action the USED CARS by Pope Rev. Btephen Polish emigre circles in lain- inaugurated there tese. Brother Krkrrt. O.F.M. Richard B. Power. don report that large numbers Msgr. Matthew J. .Tap., a Canadian who became Some 6,800 person* took part Smith, ed F.S.C.H., a mejnber of the fa- of known the IN VATICAN Polish atheists are being sent in the j as "champion of the LIBRARY: Pope John XXIII, carrying 1,600 marriage prepara colored to the Soviet Union for training tion people" >n Milwaukee. a filigree cane, visits the Vatican he lei- courses given in the Mon library where prior to Born at St. an all-out campaign treal last IA BURNS & Columban, Ont , Apr peered into Archdiocese year VII O'CONNELL, Inc. surely catalogs, microfilm viewing agamst religion in their home- 28. 1869; ordained in Milwaukee The district attorney in New STATE July machines, and examined ancient and the land. York’s GARDEN PLAZA 2, 1896; died there Feb 16. manuscripts Queen* County has pre 360 Central Av« 1923. coin collection Cardinal aented R»wtM 4 and 17 Introductory Tisserant, Vatican librarian. Catholic Relief Services has a long term program to MA 4 1144 PARAMUS, N. J. diocesan pro cess In beatification is shown shipped food and clothing to combat juvenile Telephone HUbbard 7-5317 cause com placing on the shelf a book that the Pontiff delinquency to ■x»H 1M and I*l Oartftn Stilt pleted and documents forwarded With islands between the East China the Grand Jurors Association and Parkway Parkin Araa Na. • borrowed Pope John XXIII and Cardinal Tisser- to Rome Sea and the among Philippine Sea, to other recommendations is NEW JERSEY'S is Abbot Anselmo the FINEST Simone de ant Albareda, O.S.B., library's flood victims there. one to Rev. Ruasieres, o. help expand released time re FOR RELIGIOUS AND THE CADUAQ K LAITY F.M., of France. Born Jan n. prefect. The 60 priests in the Apostolic ligious education programs in 1881. Vicariate of Two American missjoners IMPORTED and DOMESTIC 1842; died Noted for de Kwangu In Korea I in GIFTS 118 adult votion to Blessed Sacrament Sa averaged convert* each NOUIfi TUIIDAY **4 lATUIDAY, *:4J A. M u ill Y M. cred of l*M y«>*r in which 24 MONDAY. Congregation Rites in nf\> mis WIDNIIDAY, THUtIDAY. MIDAY. * 41 A. M. u *4l *. M Press Called Vital Vatican non* WW/AWWWftWWAW/W.WAW.-AV.V.VV City discussed introduc were opened. Catholic tion of beatification cause The Action organiza Archbishop Georte Matulewiri tinn in Paraguay has protested GEt SET FOR of Lithuania Born Father in person to President Alfredo Apr 26, 1871; By Holy in Join Stroessner IF are Jan YOU YOUR VACATION! died 27, 1927. Reformed the about police repres \ A PI( AN (II \ The sion of students Congregation of the Marian work of the Catholic press "is Clerks not Miseri cordis Hospital in New Regular and founded the only important but necessary," Pope John XXIII de- York has been Congregation of the Sisters of the clared here given $500,000 I Immaculate from the estate of the late John of MONEY Conception Congre NEED The Holy Father at an audience to Frank A New gation of Rites nvestigated his spoke Riven McCarthy, York con A In Hall, director of the Nt'WC News Service, and he tractor writings beatification cause ex- in of convonlort Circle of why not got touch with on* our 9 tended his blessing In all Nearly half of the babies horn mem oHi coo? . . hers Vermont SAFITY Ri*hop* . of th« service and the l ath in during 19. SS were • Motor Tuna-Up olic Press Association in the t' S baptized in the Catholic Archbishop Renedictus Printeri Aid Church Wo make PERSONAL LOANS to rooidonto of Hud- • Brakes has been consecrated Arch The Pontiff listened eagerly In Refugee although Catholics comprise only Adjust as ton County up to $2,500 (ond up to 1 yooro) at Athens a description the .t 2% of the population • bishop of in a ceremony of manifold ac- LOW BANK RATES Complete t'vities of the National A attended by many Eastern Orthm Catholic Year... shrine honoring St Olaf Lubrication c,l 6 dox clergymen Welfare Conference and asked patron saint of Norway, will be You bo it Cosrt 95 may turpriiod to find how littlo costs tc 14 about (Continued from Page li • ((Uestions it through his in dedlrated July 5 at Powers l.ake, at Cooling System LAeot onl Rishop-eirrt Platon Knmyljak. borrow monoy a bank liko COMMERCIAL TRUSI In N. D„ former terpreter. the enurse of the where many people of Draining A fluthln*. check- cyi Chancellor of the Byran remain in ramps in Austria. COMPANY. Juot look at tho following fable: heiea and thermastat ine audience the Pope said he bless and Scandinavian descent Inf Cosrt 9J Rite Archexarehy of Phila Germany. Greece Italy reside Uhr| 17 ed the NCWC estah Forty-one Sisters and delphia, will he consecrated i an agency Brothers IN COLLISION in THK EVE of of SPECIALIST! lished by the Rishops of Amen ON the World the New York Archdiocese Philadelphia on July 7 as Apos - BODY WORK and its Refugee Year It was revealed have left for studies tolic Exarch for the Ruthemans ca i collaborators in Puerto About the that more than R.onn F.uropoan Rico to for of the Rviantlne Slavonic Rite Catholic press, he prepare them work BUDOIT YOUR in Inf brakii. trmnr lIYAIRI said. Its activities the l' S migrants, including 2.000 refu among the Spanish liahti. raar Germany. in speaking In n»hH. ataarina, tlraa. aahautt " their int.m are vast and vital gees, were on way to new New York. • laaa, windihUld wlaara. and horn Angelo Tarantino has Bishop " . . . divan with yaur tarvlea aaaalal. It works very hard he homes in Australia. Latin Amen been installed as Ordinary of the said, hut added the ('. Sand Canada Ar I must say, work, ca. new Diocese of Ama, Uganda Af Harks fnr the Churrh rangements for their immigration Jump A work. work, needs other amounto up to $2500 00 in rica WASHINGTON NC The proportion " l I- As all the made by the 28 In lailt devoted things you do were national locution of and up to 24 montht. 1 Archbishop Concha arrt ed Catholic Trade Inion Oaaandabla tergovernmental Committee fnr *'t* tarvlaa in Rogota, Colombia, to take has endorsed proposals to pos headed Whlla Yau Wark European Migration, by session of his .See raise the federal minimum All ar (haal Defines Marrus Daly of Llncroft, N .1 wage personal loans ore covered by life Insurance at no Delegate from to "kOUNOTHI. Bishop Joseph Nkonkulo, an Af $1 $1.25 per hour that the cost to you, and you need not be o of the CLOCK- L. Daly reported agency, depositor AMBROIINO. Yraa. rican native, was consecrated in Art Liturgical bank to borrow. since its establishment in Feb open air ceremonies Vicar JOBS BLVD.IAi Holland tunnii as Ap- WASHINGTON moved HUDSON cud JERSEY CITY _ Archbishop ruary, 1952. has 913.000 ostolic of Luebo, anew jtirisdir wrl»* «r TKm Mday. 7 I* A M. 7,30 YM Egldio Vagnnzzt. Apostolic Dele immigrants. Including 410.000 re- fa tlon In the Belgian LIGHTNING Congo. Rale to the U. S . said here that fugees. Of these, 168,000 have Kill-, AND DESTROYS / Nin # Convenient Office* it Is "Important to make dis to America. Including Died . . . a gone 100, Unction -•nd between religious art and 000 refugees Only nation to take rout Rev. Charles J Baker. O S V, liturgical art more has been Australia, which of oldest Philadelphia. 80, Angus Not ■ kllMri fO all religious art is has 254.000 Commercialtrust co accept accepted people, in tinian the U S ■•ttiw MTingt Wiped in able in church, he said at the eluding 62,000 refugees. TWI tr«|»r dMtntr Just of of Sister Mary Ossining ««• M oboofatrl y pro New Jersey opening of the Washington Arrh NY . Maryknoll author and a diocesan Religious Arts Festival • • !•«• AFTER member of the editorial staff of 6 Jersey City Offices Churrh art, he said, be ' must in Ar gentine Prelate b «lI 4i• t with Marvknoll, m .marine published Tk•a.• . o • ' • I) lirbanfe Flan A«s .tf felreiauei An spiring." because people go to let|ee "Wtfklj Boot" by Maryknoll Fathers Newark A»e.. •• Five Ceretn 1(4 Newark Ave Jersey A*e rhureh to get nearer to God Warns on ms> Linking m I,ouls Cyrus Deßlanr of New (rare («. Aoar Newark An HI Jacks*. An. a« W**4Wwa A.s This purpose is not served, he Iberia, La . 81. father of Msgr declared, if people shocked 3 are Church to Politics **tt Bayonne Offices Irving A Deßlanc, of esriMArrs director by extreme art for which they tit I'Mtwfl Stll the NCWC Family Life Bureau BI'ESOS AIRES •• f are not reads ( RNS) - •44 llrt, SCHRECK & 5r..4.., .1 5...« iri 5...4..r .t 4I« Si.mi Rrother Thomas McCormack of Frrmin E I.xfitte of Recalling his davs as an altar Archbishop Melbourne, Australia, admims Rueno* Airi>» wirnod In ALL Branch Offices boy at St Peter a Rasilira where a ser Inc. Open Monday Evenings Irator of the WAELTY, only Australian he mon here lhal those who seek was surrounded by Renais from 7 fo 8 founded order of religious Broth li. link Ihp Catholic Church with sanre masterpieces, the Delegate 25-27 HAGUE STREET ers (Brothers of St John the In fact lASI OIPOIII VAULTS said | am old fashioned but party politic* arc at JERSEY CITY 7, N. J. Baptist I and a member of the to destroy 11* catholici appreciate the modern trend to tempting r»4«>ol lyii.ia .*4 ” * 1.4...1 Ce-e order for 65 years OLdfield look for the new ly 9-4068 Up said the same warning New er ap High plied to those who would restrict thp Church to the boundaries of // n&wnct a/ a nation, thus denying it* mi* /?y ».on of universal salvation The Divid end Rate Archbishop's »ermnn was the first he preached after hav- ing been formally confirmed hv
the Holy See a* »ucce*»or to % PILGRIMAGE Cardinal Copello, former head of the Buenoa Aire* See, who u now Chancellor of the Holy Roman of unuiuol tignificance for 1959 Church In Rome ‘To confuse Ihe Church and ) 'he work* It Inspire* with polit fa leal raines, whatever they may be." Archbishop l.afitte PER ANNUM said. "Is to profane that which is super and The HOLY LAND natural, divine eternal, re during It to the level of that which is merely human, imper " NAZARETH • JERUSALEM (eel and transitory The Compounded Quarterly Archbishop said It was a A I»© vi|lttr» g matter of "anxiety and grief" that some people restless and ROME • ATHENS • IRELAND upset by so many violent and excited EATIMA • LOURDES passions are turning against the Church that offers jra c > Where you save does make a difference. At I icorruptihle truth and the means under the perjonol direction of divine for Carteret, dividends start for salvation all Worse from actual day of Hl* Excellency, The Moil Reverend still, the Church Is insulted, if > with 15 S* deposit a in " special day grace period not actually persecuted July. Savingsreceived by July 15th, earn divi- WALTER W. S.T.D. dends from Ist CURTIS, July Remember, too, at Combine Camping Carteret account is Auii!l«r> Hiehoi* DONT GET your insured up to $lO,OOO. CAUGHT. *rrh«liAre*e of \**e«rk 6o select of With Apostolate today, any one Carteret’s 8 con- HAVING IDIIWUO AIRPORT N Y COMBERMERE, Onl A without vacation viently located offices and an account. open Summer School of Uv money lIPTIMBIR J*th Vi. IWIItAIt the Apo« Should you wish to save will by mail, Carteret toljit** (or tingle people over IB wuH optional lido tnpi to and pay the postage both ways. • Family Apostolate Cana PA«H e LONDON e DU*IIN oar Colony (or families will be ron Join • ducted here during July and Aug Vacation Fund ust by Madonna House lITUIN OCTOBIR lOTM l.ptt.n.l Weekly and aeauwial reserva lido trip* pi Parti London and now tmns are being accepted Dally Dublin, return* Or* ?3,d I Carteret savings and Loan Association Mas*, conferences and lectures on Christian living are combined Largest In New Jersey with camp life EVERY BANKING SERVICE CONVENIEMT PARKING In ardor to Oliura prop.. I.roitjl 866 BROAD STREET, NEWARK The »m ly r«»«rvolioni o'l Bug and Ohm additional men Czechoslovak Priest often: QBltod Call or writ* for tompUtg NEWARK: information. Jailed for 5 Years 744 tro«4 Strut Spri.jlUU lirp* 351 Sprl«|fUH Art*** VIENNA ( RNS) Rev Jaro Elizabethport 7*l*vile slav 417 Ort*|* Strut Tyrner was sentenced bv a In Caiwrttr. Pm liltrul Sfitlon liar 71? JOS* M* Travel Service court Czechoslovakia to five City S*rl* (lWl4 Arm. BYRNE CO. aiAiusHco Banking Company years in prison (or EAST OIANOIt anti-commu SOUTH OIANGii ■PKUIUUU la nuttinutt La lha Mmaa. of lump, '*•» and Norm Am.ru. cist activities, according to OfTO»« nova town 404 Central Avuui a re- IST Sautb A«m*y tn ronJunrUnn will! tha ot Calhollr ortß|« GuUd Tr.*al _ received port here lI4A EAST JERSEY ST. 100 FIRST ST. ■ dlvuion of Tranemertno It Tour* stated that the priest was liana ramu H»ai niuuaci oo«p - charged with doing everything nmu mmi mm •21 BROAD ST. • NEWARK 2, N.J. • MArkel 3-1730 to incite the population against the communist regime.” For Deaf Children 1959 July 2, THE ADVOCATE 3 K. of C. To Show Confession Property Owners New officers elected May for the Attempt coming year were reported this Aid at Convention week as follows: To Stop Lacordaire Expansion ( Msgr. Stein General Assembly LEVELAND Priests of the Newark Archdiocese While —Wilbur Van Houten. navigator; UPPER MONTCLAIR the Dominican Sisters mu.«t »l*o be approved by the engaged in work with deaf the will present anew book and Joseph N. Albert Haid- who conduct Town Commission. Barbary, of Caldwell Lacordaire School here have re- The first time, outline plans for another at convention of inger, Paul Pittrick Jr., Peter the Commission rejected the the Inter- ceived a from the ap- J. complete go-ahead Montclair official bodies rational Catholic Deaf here Salerno, Edward Rifenberg, J. plication but left the door open Society July 5-11. in for further construction, a of citizens Edmund Irving, Dr. J. Di plans group have to Msgr. A. Joseph reconsideration after certain Joseph Dooling. archdiocesan director of the and the decision as final. Stefano John Sensimer. not accepted chances were made. M». Carmel Guild, will present On the commissioner* the St. Thomas More Council, June 16, The second time, after makinf Guild's newest publication. volume syllabus to be used of Montclair unanimously granted sought on the grounds that Confession Aid by Westwood Harold Sunden, erec- substantial changes in their plans, for Children/' to proceed the volunteer teachers of the deaf grand Joseph Cherrico, the Sisters permission tion of the Lacordaire facility the Sisters received which he had announced when ] knight; approval with construction of a $37n,000 will About 1.000 deaf from the U.S. deputy; Warren Frey, Al Morse, cause deterioriation of pro- from both the Board of Adjust- it was in at last preparation and high school building Canada are expected at Anthony Di Salvo, Allen Sprague, two-story perty values and represents a ment and the Commission. year's convention The book is Following the commission convention. Auxiliary Jo * breakdown" in roning regula Bishop Robert Sbisa, Cicala. Donald I.acordaire is in a residential designed as a means of commu it J of action, howes-er, was an- tion*. John Krol Cleveland will Berell and William Kalida. rone which nication between in prohibits privately the priest nounced that 21 property own- address the banquet July 0. operated schools of than confession and Most Sacred Heart of of Montclair THK more the deaf or re Jesus ers Upper plan t'PPF.R Montclair School Discussion topics will Council, a 13 pupil enrollment. However, tarded child Author is Rev. Ed include W'allington Edward to appeal the decision, and has been to trying get final ap- instruction I.acordaire was established in ward J. Hayes. religious for deaf Konikowski. grand knight, Jo- of l
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Sister Mary Cletus holds a bachelor's degree from I.adyrliff S. Marsh & Sons College and an M A degree from Seton Hall University. She was "While you take a vacation the first faculty member assigned St to Joseph s when the high school opened in September, 19.11 In let addition to 15 years at the your money work overtime! West New York school, she taught at Cathedral College Girl* VALUE High in New York City Sister Mary Cletus will partic ipate in the "Workshop for Sis is a extra Holy Name r\
most Arcbdioresan Federation Msgr. Henry J Watlerson. spirit July dividend ual director, was honored June 30 earning in ohservanre of his 58th anni \er*ary in the priesthood important Msgr Watteraon was guest ol honor at a dinner at the Hotel at Robert Treat, Newark, sponsored Emigrant! by leaders of the archdiocesan federation They included the and word present past officers, county federation officers and county spiritual directors Walter 1. Joyce, new president of the arch
diocesan federation, was toast \ - A? master Cos chairmen of the din ner were Andrew Kelly and Hugh Connell In July your money works nverflwS Present at the dinner were the at Emigrant. Just open an Holy Name county spiritual di rectors, Msgr. Cornelius J Boyle, account... or make a deposit Kssex, Msgr. John J Clark, Her In ... any day fact, it is probably the word to which we owe the throughJuly 14th,«n£) J gen, Msgr James A Hamilton growth of our business Hudson, and Rev. Thomas F Emigrant figures your dividend during the past half century. For value Mulvaney, Cmon from is what we offer above To as value means combined earnings July Ist. a11... quality i Our Lady of Victories, Jersey At other unth the riff times your lowest possibleprice. City Joseph in has been money elected new president Other of starts earningthe same day Incidentally, to that has been asked fleers are Robert Livingston, Pet answer a question many make ei (irotn|)one. Richard Aleian you your deposit. the in times, prices our new Millburn store are identical der, Jrrome M Kaeprowiri. Al with those in bert Picorelll and William Ter our Newark Store. We invite you to visit lone, and Francis Mclnerney Ljitaat quarterly either store for values in all exciting departments. interest dividend o edited to balances 354 X St. Vincent's Hospital closes his court to juvenile ron found haunting the courts Sister Thm Muti« Man—Fresh. ton St. and Cantra! A*a . N»*»rk. IS IS spec- Luke, Audrey Hepburn is for otherwise just passable song exhilarating tators before «»aw musical of P m hearing sordid evi whenever lurid facts are to be romance IBIS lowa aet near perfect. Scenes of postulants and-sketch show from the West »• Souia M Alovaiua. M naming A*#- Vbw. dence in a snappy march boat fin# a criminal attack case. disclosed. undergoing rigorous tbe Coast. for the family ark. 11 45 b m training; St Bndgat'. 404 Plana St. Navirk. Theater owners who book My Pair Lady Brilliant Otto THREE spectacular and emotionally stir- The Drunkard Good hero- melodic 12 10 pm* YEARS ago, when I adaptation of Shaw‘a comcrlT about s the St John 34 Mulbarrr *t . Saw Preminger Columbia film, “An- ring ritual of Sister Luke's cheering fun Cockney flower *irl transformed . debated with Otto vows; villain-hissing in] by (he ar« 12 15 pm a Preminger proud professor of Some atomy of Murder,” will not arrival at a speech low St Mbit's Abba* Church. High over TV’s "American Belgian Congo mis- this mock-serious revival of broad humor + Forum,” in scenes featurtn a likely exclude her na.r Springfield. V»«Brk. 12 15 pm* he said he did not sion hospital; her arduous work famed 1844 temperance melo- raffish father. care about the Sacrad Haart. 70 Broad St„ Bloom- even Once Upon juveniles, in with a drama. a Mattress Merry muil flald. 11 50 Movie Code or the Legion surgery hard-driven, cal frolic am of De- built around the fairy tale of St it Bev Friend Rollicking revival of the Patar'a. Grand A Nan Vorat Sta., though de- cency; any producer agnostic doctor (Peter Finch); prtnceaa and the pea. More alap had the right delightful familr-style ihow Jar«.» (it* 12 05 pm scribes the amiably •tick than aophiitication with to film what he chose. brutal murder of a nun by satirising tha musical comedies of the St Vtirbaal • 70 t row St at Markat People Our Town Fine, sensitive Si Pataraon 13 a demented native; TOa. revival noon minute court- could stay Irom a film sickening of Thornton Wilder's nostalgic tribute •axrapt Saturday. away if D at fry Rides Atim Soma dandy to the aimple. good life of rural Nan room liberality they did not like it, which ignores sights among the maimed lepers: ■lniin' and steppln' at wicked Old Waet town of Bottleneck gcti Itaalf morally Hampshire the fact that most Sister Luke's bout with TB and by Jaunty lawman the shocking people must scrubbed a no-fun The Pleasure of Mis Company F*un for adulta. first her final surrender to defeat by Zestful, civilised comedy in which and inUmate pay to see a film before An Inamv af tha People Violent, s IT ALL HELPS: Rev. world traveled George Pasdrey, pastor, As- the religious rule, are celebrity returning home they find out whether it graphically cynical Ibaan drama denouncing aoctaty details of a pleases to vtalt hla remarried wife diarupta B.V.M. Church for persecuting every Idaallatlc reformer gumption (Byzantine Rite), Bayonne, or offends translated from the book. their daughter'a wedding Without ax them. who'd curb tta greed. criminal assault pllcltly condemning divorce, potnta MOVED TO a check for Dame Edith Evans and Damci up accepts from John M. In spite of the film's viola- Plawor Drum tana —Gay. eaotlcaUy | $634.95 McCarthy, its ill effects The flavored new Rodgers and Hammarateln ' Star Holly tion. at least of Peggy Ashcroft sensitively por- treasurer of of the Sea Council, Knights of Colum- the spirit of the musical. aat In San rrancisco's China A Raisin In the tun—Caustic, vital 87 HALSEY ST wood Movie with problem drama of an Negro is Code rules that this Movie Code, it gets the code tray softening effect, the town. Valuaa generally good, derptte aspiring bus. This the latest contribution the family in day Chicaio by Council crime “must Mothers and one brief suggestive comic scene. present never be shown by seal of approval. There are Superior Emmanuel Oaraba If mildly Redhead toward the new church. Tha —Amusing. grue- Snappy musical blend of The was explicit method.” Mathilde, while many others in original destroyed There is no indications that certain mem- some. murder farce about a TV mys romance and mayhem In a quaint wav fire in code cast in tery writer who take* strong measures museum of old London Some profanity Jui» A Sfcort by March, 1958. Looking on are, Lucius E. rule against bringing bers of the code's the long shine subtly con- advisory with a blackmailer. but otherwise enjoyable. frow Our Old Locotion out as court evidence much board trasted, roles. Getting Marriad Soma Jenkins, left, and Grand John F. more in New York saw to unstereoiypcd caustic Shav- tweet Bird of Youth Tennessee Knight Hennessey, lan comments on what's wrong with hind detail this. Williams latest of Deep South lock of Kl«.n than could be re- Beautifully and reverently pro- modern matrimony. Shaw himself expose Ju»t • second from seems virlousnesa. ablare right. to went ChrteUan ideal without Chris with slckeningly can vealed if the actual were Preminger also once duced and noted by the Legion attack claimed tianlty. did studies In degeneracy. • pictured on the of as "a screen. that his seduction comedy, “The Decency theologically Orpar—The eorry spectacle of first | Twe fer the Seesaw Clever, two rate stag# talent wasted on the nag character comedy condoning illicit lovy The Movie Code Moon Is was a sound" and profound analysis of Mil PARKINO also rules that Blue," bigger hit llgible memoirs of a burlesque *nd relying queen. i heavily for humor upon "low. disgusUng and because a person who lacked a true voca- Some highly suggestive numbers. At Moid*n Lor.« lot ; unpleasant the Legion of euggestivo lines and situations Decency J. B Powerful yet unorthodox subjects" tion, this is magnificently pre- World of Susie Wen* Painfully • shall be treated with condemned it. He has modernization of 'he Rook of Job. F.x • lately ad- sentimental hokum regard for sented in color actual lo- alts man's nobility In submitting j alamoming a Hong Benedictine “proper the sensibil- mitted that it made against to dic- Kong although harlot. Incidental humor mostly tates of a cold, unresponalve. arbitrary Academy ities of the audience." cations in and the Con- I teertah. money, it might have made much Belgium Powir SHOULD YOU NEED La Plume de Me Tante Fast-moving more had it not been condemned. go. Rev. Leo Lunders, 0.P., of French Elizabeth, N. J. NEITHER Judge John Voelker Brussels sensitive tech- revue with a high proportion of GLASSES COME TO US The Nun's provided risque, suggestive numbers of Isbpeming, Mich, who under Story Leave It Te Jane revival Intentions for July nical direction, and as entertain- Peppy the pen-name of Robert Excellent (Adults, Adolescents) of a lighthearted 1017 college musical, Travcr ing fiction, lightly based on biog The Holy Father* general Wi// Receive withs mellow Jerome Kern score wrote the book, nor Otto Premin- Whether Kathryn Hulme's book raphy, it Is highly recommend- A Malorlty at One— Heart-warm intention for July is. Ing family comedv. full of Fast West ger. who films it, shows much about a nun who left the convent ed. Late good will, with Gertrude Rerg ■■ a Safety on the highways Registrations concern for is “true in all its essentials" (as Brooklyn widow wooed by a Tokyo I sensibilities. The mission intention public tycoon. sug- @S5@) If of is Middle the | this kind thing is going to the authoress claims) or “al- of Nifiht Make Million for new Freshmen a Wsak. shabby com- gested for the Apostleship of edy In which a TV' be made into theatrical most entirely fictional," doc- Fair (Objectionable in part) smart producer, to | entertain- as Prayer by the Pope is The save his show, tries a Optician ment umented by the order Paddy (“Marty”) Chayevsky's pressuring quts -1 we badly need a law, at from which winning unwad For mother Into a foolhardy the prosperity of the NEWARK, N. J. least to bar it to children. Sister Luke defected, this movie screenplay, from nis own Broad- apostolic labor of Church in 6 thru 17 The novel is partially based way play, although concerned July July Siam Phone MArkel 2-5171 on a trial held in Marquette, with New York characters and Mich., about eight or nine years Films on TV backgrounds he usually describes Radio Tuition $380.00 The dramatic per year ago. film was shot Inside so well, lacks the in- Following It • lift of film* tolo* the room. on and of SUNOAY. JULY 5 Marquette court At vision Juno 17-Julv S. Tho Leolon of tegrity mor.il balance and19 WNEVV am. Sacred Heart Doconcy ratod thoto film* whon first Two tuition the real trial fudge Voelker some of his earlier stories. It 7 19 am WRCA—Hour of St. Francis scholarships available roioasod. Thar# bo In may chanoot soma 7.30 am. WHOM—-Sacred acted as de- whether a 56- Heart Hour attorney for the duo to cut* for tolovlslon uso. General- poses a This question 830 am Fall for tr. however, tho Loolon of WMCA Arc Marts Hour new registrants a Doconcy Story of Pope fense. role filled in the film ratlnoi year-old widower (Fredric Ptua XII may bo accootod a* corroct •49 evaluation*. a m WMTR—Hour of Rt Franc*. by James Stewart. moral March) can find wedded happi- FOR THE FAMILY •30 s m WCBS Church of the Air sail the Sunlane to Ben U. 10 JO • m WABC—Chn.uin th£ of Gazarra portrays a S. ness with a young divorced sec- in Action Inquire Principal Abe Lincoln In Luck of Irish Rav Anselm Burke. 0 Carm Thrift, lieutenant charged with murder- Illlnola Man Who Cried retary (Kim Novak). It over- the Wonder Worker “ Phone: Aces and Eights Wolf 1130 am WOR - Marian Theaier EL. 2-0330 or EL. 3-3248 ing a man who the reaches for realism and comes Great Shrines raped young Allegheny Uprising Mr Motto Takes a Noon WN JR—Aar red Heart Hour Arizona Orion* Vacation 1-30 officer's wife. She is portrayed with blatant suggestiveness. pm WRCA Catholic Hour Bamacla Bill Music for Madame up MONDAY, by Lee Remick as a seductive Buckskin Frontier Parachute Battalion Some lines are repugnant. The JULY A 9000 t WROL
- •*i«ty features - - To City Zona. far the Universal u'-Sju, Today Stata. 1 to 10 year old PAUUSON ■lO, IS to CHMT. CO. )f.ft MEMBER CHAMBER 01 DMSIIR, 41 tO COMMERCE IN NEWARK 4 Ni LAmbort *-7173 UNION ,l - I*, m 10* At*. Orel* Cl MU REV RALPH 0 or ••rvlng You la FATHER S.V CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES NOATH AT. A). FATtUON. N J. Our 4.000 > AVINUF UN'OS N J (Card** M. Ft. Showroom. lut* rittwo Kail site OP»M DAILY TO * 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 J * AUL ,#OM MOM.. WAP- HI. TO * **ZX * '**• PM FLO " |Q TAMSOKIMI THE 6 ADVOCATE July l, list Memo to Mankind The CourtandFree Speech THE QUESTION BOX Th* United SUtea Supreme Court’* lateat in private and free in We should deciaion speech public. Mmit Ktv. Wslttr W. Cmriit, 76 Brosd St., BloomhtU. NJ, knocking out part of the the law cenaorahip not expect to spy upon private conduct n editor of TA# Question Bex. be submitted him atatute of New York SUte in the Questions msy to handling of or conversation. A man in private talk If this Him* throw* might emsuet m column. the weight of the Court itill more aupport the opinion that adultery at aomo time* againat Q. U a Catholic wai married of cenaorahip on moral ground*. it possible In all eases ex- Thia ia un- la We cannot the permiaaible. expect court* to to a Boa-Catholic by a fortunate. minister communication to be received censor this private conversation so long as It doe* the Charch the right of recognise thi* back into the Church? Admittedly free apeech accorded remains private. under the marriage? A. There Is variety of ConaUtution it a precioua right. Yet a great However, when immoral views are A. Thi* 1* no! a true marriage it ia not an made crimes listed in the law of tho unqualified right. There are higher in such a manner a* harm the because Catholics must lntereat* and value*. publie to public marry Church for which the of before penalty We doubt moral well being, we do look to the law to pro- the 'priest. Unless this excommunication is Incurred. atrongly, although their reasoning tect us by legal measures from the marriage was later rectified by give* ua no lull public spread The list includes crimes like certainty in the matter, that the the Justice* of public immorality. priest it remains no marriage marriage by before would outlaw a atatute that would a Catholic cen- at all. •or This is especially true when the field of a Protestant minister; abortion; a movie advocating overthrow of the govern- pub- ment. Treason lic entertainment and education is concerned. The If later this marriage breaks physical mistreatment of the and treasonable conduct keep a strong hold motion picture industry falls within the class of up, both parties are able to enter clergy , apostacy; joining the Ma- upon our thinking In America and we have entertainment-educational activities. We learn another marriage since this first sons; and very others We traditionally seen their wrongness. To them many was not at we have from movies. They advocate ideas. Are a marriage all. cannot attempt to name them all accorded no right under our Constitu- they However the Catholic must in If writer has tion. free to advocate any ideas they wish, even im- sub- this column. the mit his to It moral ideas? case the Bishop anything more definite in mind seems to us that somewhere there must be (through the parish priest) In we would welcome drawn the line that separates the right of free The Supreme Court seems to be saying that a more pre- order that there be no question cise question speech from the abuse of the right of free they are. We hope the Justices will get around 1 about the matter. Excommunication is the kind speech. If the Supreme Court were of the mind again to defending the traditional Judaeo- the the that Please take your case to ot a peanlty in law of even treason might be publicly advocated Christian morality upon which our American his- a priest to it Church from which absolution In our means of tory is built We hope they will take discuss with him entertainment under the ap- the op- can always be obtained pearance Q. This of free speech we confess that we portunity in future decisions to strengthen that Do eye drops and mouth of would morality against the wash break the Eucharistic takes it for granted, course, consider our Court and Constitution power- neo-paganism that is rather that the sinner is willing to do less to defend If rampant. If it does what is to fast? What about cleaning basic rights. we ever sink that not, there prevent what is necessary for absolution. low in our an author of unsound mind one's teeth? Are throat lozen- jurisprudence we would despair of our advocating the mur- Once the delinquent is repentant laws der of the Justices of the Supreme Court? If ges, cough drops, aspirin to be and is willing to do what be- is re- Public morality is an interest that is higher one author can advocate adultery as sometimes forbidden for three hours fore quired of him, absolution from than the mere right of free speech. permitted, will not another be permitted to ad Communion? Perhaps the excommunication can be ob- rather should vocate murder as also permitted at A. and mouth we say that free speech Is only time’ Eye drops wash- tained. free within the limits of es do not break the the moral law. I am Where is the line to be drawn? Or fast. are the The absolve not to is clean Church does so morally free blaspheme God. 1 should not Justices us that It permitted to one's telling their fine legal minds because be free to do teeth teadily an excommuni- legally this cither Certainly I are forced to admit that the line cannot be anytime before Commun- cation is so terrible should not be free to ion. a penalty legally spread blasphemy drawn at all and that law must abandon any and inflicts such among and great spiritual others to encourage others to blas- to Medicine is attempt support morality? We hope that these permitted up to the loss upon delinquent that tho phemy. Communion Hence men. moral men themselves, will not this easily time. aspirin The law Church does not wish him to rit- ran indeed distinguish free speech surrender to paganism. taken for a headache or the like fer it any longer than is really will be permitted. necessary to correct him Throat lozenges taken to rem- NOTE: We Minus Fireworks edy some sickness or throat ail- remind our read- Independence, do ment are permitted. If taken en that we not answer ques- rather as candy for tions unless the name and ad- Yoari ago not a few American* looked or a reason upon was the outcry of a downtrodden people who other than dress of the sender the fourth of July the correcting of some are includ- as a day when all good wanted liberty We celebrate Independence Day sickness, ed. At times we citizen*, young and old, had these would be forbid- answer ques- *ome kind of an to commemorate the day when we became a den but to for three hours before Com tions by private letter wa obligation buy and shoot off a lot of fire- free people. munion. cannot to do work*. guarantee so. Many people suffered burns, some evrn In modern times, however, the words free- ask Somf of mine Attain we that you do not met their death in the course of the and Q. friend* nev- celebration. dom, liberty, independence have taken on In er heard of the ruitom of send any money; neither is a Eventually, order to put an end to this anew and false blesi- modi- meaning. Children defy parents, fied form ing foods at Easter time. stamped enveloped necessary. of homicide, many states passed laws pupils defy teachers, criminals defy the courts, We receive sale and A. many questions forbidding the use of fireworks to all and subversives defy the government In the Some nationalities have thu name so that at times citizens of custom it our answers private freedom and independence. and continue among us run behind by many weeks. If In those Behind the custom is days there were not too many peo- Independence or freedom is not the Easter an absolute have not had you your ques- ple who called the fourth of July condition or wherein spirit of renewal. As with Christ "Independence state, the Individual is re tion Day." answered in several And if they did they might be accused leased from every type of restriction. A we are reborn from death and sin man months please submit of to their It attain; trying parade superior knowledge can never be free from the basic moral law, Reds a New through his Resurection so is Drive likely it has been lost. and education before there the common people. the Ten Commandments, or the laws of Open a spiritual newness about any Today that us and the things This picture is radically changed properly organized and recognized country. And we use knows that furthermore custom of that Practically everyone Independence no one can be so independent of blessing manifests Day and fourth new the of July are one and the everybody and For spirit as foods are blessed everything, that he can go his mer- China TheAnfwfeiite same we without of ar if to bless the ever new thing. And if study American history ry way outside interference, help Recognition fruits or di of we shall have a belter understanding of ori- rection. To hazard such creation the a course would be close Official Publication of th» of gin and meaning the celebration. We have to social, economic and financial Louis Francis Budenz Do not be suicide. By surprised that many Archdiocese of Newark and of the a of the American Here in heard counterpart Revolution in America, when we celebrate Inde Wp have not of this custom of Paterson can fielcct two lengthening American "progressives." These which Diocese many of the world today. recent pendence Day, we conscious and c»n withstand in Not all parts In years are of grateful shadows the nationalities have it. In over coming Fall are none other than those Most Rev Thomas A Boland, one the other has fact non- The simc “climate" of fear the colony after shaken off the for the that no foreign power or Church there are potentate sessions of the United Nations I who many communists so glibly put and anxiety for the American STD, Archbishop of Newark domination of the "mother" in rules over us from some customs the country, and distant land. We make One of charming among them has to do with grow forth claims which support the people ia forward in the Published weekly by The Ad'ocato practically every case there is bloodshed and our own laws and we have the to brought various nations Our faith equipment en- ing pro-Soviet is the Publishing Corporation; Most (lav strength in Katin communist line Review for June 2 It is human force errant Peking by same the world but Thomas A Boland. ST P . Prastdanu suffering. a characteristic that pco them Any or misguided American over, little America, which is aided consid- And then in order that Amer- Madame Sun Yat-sen, Rt Rav M«gr Jamas A llughas. PA. pie will gladly suffer and who comes idea that vice pre- ceremonies hardship, privation, up with the because he is whereby something JCD. VG . Vlra Preiident. Rt Rav. erably by the ica may be struck with a mier even in American palsy of Red China. Bodly she of Msgr Jamas F l-oonay. A M . Secretary; death the cause of freedom and liberty. an he can do as he pleases, will find that faith is manifested do built-up pres- n( terror. Aptheker asserts that entitles the article “China Rl. Rev Msgr Caesar M Rinaldi and The American Revolution was himself in trouble leading differ. Drought on by deep tige and Rl Rav Msgr Paul Knappek P A . propa "within to or IS years, all of and the Soviet Union Forever the harsh rule of the m march*, who On did Trustees. II Clinton St . Na«srk 1. N J. English Independence Day we are grateful to ganda of Red in world In Q. Ilow men obtain for- God us will be living a Stand Together." In the MArket 4-0700 governed the country with iron hand words an from for His Guiding Hand, and to the China The giveness of sins before the Member of the Catholic Press Associ- patriots who which the leading Industrial she enlists to emphasize “union across the ocean Noblemen were given grants their ation. Subscriber to the NC W C N'av*a through courage a'-d determination other is the and countries will coming of Christ? gave us agricultural forever" she makes much the Service of land that they had never and de- the of seen, they Declaration of liv'-.-pendence. But new both be A. There are two ways Editorial Board Most Rev .Martin VV we should pressure socialist; they will be “common Marxlst-Leninist world by I manded tribute in the form of taxes and other Stanton. STD. Ph l> , Most Rev U alter also be on guard against the for seating Red the the which mortal sins are forgiven i "progressive” Soviet Union and Chi- outlook," the basis for the w. Curtis. R.T I> . Rt Rev Msar ts it* means of polito As Mos- plundering children we heard thinkers, who preach the China One Is the sacrament of Penance I llam C Hatmbuch. Rt Rev Maar J«*- gospel that Independ- in the nese People's Republic." cow of Tea and Peking unity aaph H Brady. STD. PhD lit Hr*. the Boston Party, the cry of "No and of ence give* them the right to do what UN. with sub- If we do not submit course this did not exist Magr. John J Dougherty. STL. S s l> . " they cravenly We can do our part for our taxation without representation When the in Vary Rav Magr George W Shea V Dec- please, wherever they please, and whenever sequent recog- to that fate, will the Old Testament since all laration of we put our- country by letting one and all TD ; Vary Rav Magr John J Kile*i Independence was finally written, it please the Sacraments were Instituted Vary Rav Msgr Thomas M Reardon, they nition of that selves ' in jeopardy of fighting know that recognition of Red Chi- by Christ. llam N Field. Rav Edward A Synan. regime by the U. S. the worst I.L B ; Rav. James W anew war in possible na will p*ve the way for Amerl O'Nelli. Rav \s »l* The other is of PhD place." and ea'a the way perfect Seizing Ihe initiative, the com against powers I destruction. Paterson Rapraatnlalivti Rav Carl J. contrition or charity Reds Slander rades in this have and this way Wolain. U.S. country open Exposition was open to those who lived be- Managing Editor: Floyd Anderson eo a big for UN admission Subscription Price M Yearly push fore Christ. Thus through perfect Second Class postage paid at Newark. Russia carries the cold war into every area and US recognition This an- American model home which is on This N. J under of Mar 3. of living. While display. sorrow for their sins Adam and art I*7® Premier Khrushchev was scut- house costs nouncement is featured in the about $13,000. The newspapers stale The in Focus others the Faith who seriously offended tling Conference of Foreign Ministers at Ge- that it is too June issue of Political Affairs, expensive for most American buy- God before the coming of Christ neva by of the his speeches. Ihe propaganda journal ers Koinsomolskaya official theoretical organ Pravda, the official props could obtain forgiveness and Pravda Community the S a re- was undermining the American exposi ganda organ of the Party of l\ Mass Calendar. Young Communist League, turn of the friendship of God lion In Moscow even before its official opening recently charged that the house »s not typical WRITTEN BY Communion Q. For what things The American exhibits illustrate editor lleibert Spiritual can a the high of those that are July 3— Sunday Seventh Sundae bought by American working this order to ihe person be excommunicated? standard of living in the United Aptheker, com Is after P«nl«(oM l»ouble Green Gl 2nd States, Pravda men or even by members of the middle class radcs in entitled Asia, China, W. Shea S.T.D. Coll. St. Anthony M»rv /.irnrU. J A Is telling By Msgr. George , Cr Prof the Russian people, in effect. "Don't It accused our CN>. of Trinity. State Department of and External " exhibiting and the United States," leads It goes that Solemnity KS Peler and believe what you see or hear the in without saying we 1 1* Irreverent (and * strange dis- house an attempt to win I Paul. Apoatlea l>ouhle of lat ( lata Red. a victory in the up to the conclusion that "the show For time should try in every way to tortion of values) to visit Maaa of June 20 ('.I 2nd ( oil o| some now Pravda has been magni cold war a In Your ta poltcy of the L'nited the Kundar Cr Pref of American difficulties. Crime present our gratitude to Our Lord for re- church only to before the Prayers Apnatl** fying pray -- and unem Is it wise for our to the July 6 Monday Ma« of prevtone country hold exposi States vis a vis Chi- ployment government, maining always on our altars in statue or altar of some Sunday Partal Green No Cl or Cr. have been headlined. The tion in saint, ne- hospital Russia’ We Ihink it Is, what these 2nd Coll A iS >. J D iN« Common despite we na, is wrong and catastrophic the Holy Eucharist remember your deceaied strikes in New York and increases in taxes, have glecting the Blessed Sacrament Prof written. There is a cold between the war the best do prietli July 7 Tuesday SS ( yrll and fares and hospital costs have all been grist That policy must be changed Certainly way to altar altogether for East and the West. The weapons of Wethodiua. Rlahopa. lonfeaaora Duuhl#. Russia In- Is attendance Mass the propaganda null Pravda is (onditioning its to “the recognition by the U.S. this al as Whit*. Gl 2nd Coll A «N». 3 R S'. clude infiltration, subversion, softening Our Archdiocese Mcuark Common Pref up the (Red) in often and grateful devotion toward of readers to believe that of China, its seating as possible, frequent July Wednesday great numbers of our enemy from within. Incitement of civil strife the Eucharistic Chriat Rev John V Woods, Julv 8 HI Ellrabeih, the and the daily • Communion But should In 6, Queen. W Ido* Simple While Cl 2nd people are exploited, underpaid and ill-fed, and from United Nations, even in abroad, slander, character assassination, elude the practice of 1935 Coll A
RARAMUS ROUtl NO 17 - North of C for $74 'On each No. 4 - COlfoi l-lOIS June 18 I shall be dignity child possesses as A. GROSS CANDLE 74 year* old I-ast year to cele- a person, a unique Image of CO., INC. brate I Letters to the Editor God. sent you $73 for the mis- UNDEN. NEW JERSEY sions Thia year I am making it Parental authority, therefore, is to delegated and $74 ' ML B for $lO kjhoihj temporary, it Candle Makers for is Orer “100” Years Thu ia the first I given to parents not for their "U hat work is there than money that greater have taxed from tlw service own benefit Ynr» of hive not smoking for Seeks Literature, of God, receive their hut to serve the experiment developed Improved methodt ind " child. To seek the few month* rellßiou* traininß. Wr have, to prolong it un- formulie to give better training the mind and the past to with you and finer burning cindlei, forming Iho of duly, to it N M for $1 "I promised this dol help alma, donations, sale or use in a manner worthy of the purpose for which they ere Intended. Our Cards of work and that hinders lar in the hope that would Greeting from other the child * growth of hahits of the young.” 1 pass] sources guarantee quality la backed by the moral and financial —and did'" Editor: been able to put up toward independence is my exams I a beautiful a serious record of one of the world* oldest and chapel injustice. Parenthood is a service largest manu Cut out this column, am writing from a pin yourj I prepara- But facturen of Church Candle* Saint the novices are all through which fathers and moth- John Chrysostom sacrifice to it and address it to tory arminary for hoys with a vo- huddled In a little J cation to apartment, about 30 Bishop Fulton Sheen, National the priesthood It waa ' " In number, with ~ Director, Society for the Propa started two years ago to educate hardly any es aentlal s*7rm facilities. They are gation of the Faith. 366 Fifth hoys from the villagrs who are put to of Rreat Inconvenience for want of 1 Axe . New York 1. or lo your desirous becoming priests, but and ELEMENTARY SCHOOL room many admissions TEACHERS diocesan director: Bishop Martin who have not the means of ob- to the VA taining higher novitiale have been refused remind: 31 a education REMINDERS?? Stanton. Mulberry St., FOR THE for this You Rt reason certainly Newark 2, Rex Msgr Wil- We had .15 last see boys year, of the need of relißious teachers in FOR liam F Louis. 24 DeGrasse St.. six FOR SAVINGS-MINDEDSAVI whom will be Joining the this PEOPLE I Paterson area, where there is so much DIOCESE OF PATERSON priesthood this month. During the infiltration of communistic doc- school year which has just com trines in our schools „ menced we will have 53 hoys Won't you t TO EMBRACE THE COUNTIES OF contribute your mite p> : Reds Permit Next to have 75 11u7%k 1 Deny year we hope to help us put up a modest, little M>fk r^s 9m when the new block under con To Berlin Cardinal habitation for these PASSAIC, MORRIS and SUSSEX struction is prospective ready. The boys are brides of Christ? t lv Menhetten.Bettery py .... 10 00 M Delightfully situated 2 blocki from RESTAURANT IbvH 17 ml Wedding A A r Playland.Noon . . Lv Pleylarwl 530 P M ocoan opposite beout.ful Sumet N. tiettia Cirri# RAMSEY, J. 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N«r* .1 Itroutka.f Holds University July 2, 1959 THE Women Are Urged to Defend Assistantship ADVOCATE 9 Home Blind Man Proves a Point Anne Against By Mae Buckley and Universities. Rev. Corruption College* and conferring with Rich- HACKENSACK Following it a translation of address A ard M. McGuinness, direc- an delis ered by Pope Women'* Center. young CAUSE OF HIS success? its man who John XXIII on Mar. wishes the world tor. He is with the 1, 1959, /„ representatives of the Italian We extend a word of praiie, Jim points to his parents, Mr. impressed would realize that the blind Women's Center on the occasion of their to can and Mrs. James guild as a volunteer program. ninth national congress. meanwhile, your center, which Byrnes. do more than “make mopi and "A volunteer We are i* so dear to Us We "From the program," he profoundly happy to because chair*" ha* beginning my par- cane gone a says, “can in tee you gathered here about Ui. came to know it directly in Ven- long ents wanted me to be as accomplish more The family U a moat way toward proving pre- it. many ways than an beloved daughter! of the Italian ice and the Venetian region. normal as possible, and they agency riou> gift that, James Byrnes, with having been 28, left hi* did in paid workers by Women'* Center, on the occaiion founded everything their power supported by divine WE home here for St. Bon- of diapoiiUon NOTED in fact the real Monday to that I public funds. The main interest your ninth national congress, the see was. on different and aventure supple- and will of its leaders and University, Olean, “In of the volunteer agency is not ■nd We extend to Our my younger days when you cordial of mentary attitudes the spous- We with N.Y., where he will teach so-’ vocational rehabilitation.” welcome. supporters. appreciate people would see me out es, finds in woman ciology and his play- its viKilant pleasure the usefulness, In fact whip up thesis with He "If a woman We ing the kids in the neigh explained: feel that present here al- custodian. the to complete need of the work accomp- requirements for borhood applies to the state commission they'd say to my io arc all members of To his master's your women, lished, intended to to degree for sewing lessons, and consequently, We give wom- mother: Why do let him then movement attend you who could not recommend of her Jim to make the love the fam- an the full sense of worth, to has spent two years at do those things' Isn't fails progress in the because of it dan- family rcsponsibil ily, intended the defend her St. Bonaventure she must as natural en highest interests, as acquiring gerous?" course, be dropped itics and the discharge of daily wronment for the development of well as those seemingly minute graduate credits in sociology, “My mother would ad- because state money cannot be duties. the human interests of and an wasted personality, and as a daily life; to give to holding assistantship, mit that it probably was dan We know that they look to this providential woman the most suitable under which he refuge where the means has taught on gerous, but she'd out point how "AT THE house storms of life the of GUILD, anyone of the common father from are placated and for the fulfillment of her duties average six hours a necessary it was that I mingle continue in can any program noisy cities and from humble tempered, where the allurements We were happy to learn of week. This has convinced him with sighted " people he wants for scattered o' the ns long as he dwellings throughout unruly inclinations arc extin- beneficent charitable activ that college teaching will be IT wants. This tense feel- the from guished and the the his WAS BY no means a cinch way the peaceful countryside, influences of had ities, numerous training career The thesis he'll for Jim. When he ing, which might interfere with suburban houses and from moun examples are summer first entered fought courses, the intelligent pro- complete this has as a school with sighted success in a certain field, is tain and coastal towns, there grams of inquiry, of civic and its topic the Mt. Carmel Guild students THIS s SANCTUARY _ We (Holy Trinity) he had removed, and often remarkable fore, We wish to greet all with say social projects, of culture. Apostolate for the Blind quite an it with is " sorrow in Our heart adjustment to make, he recalls progress made paternal affection Continue therefore with fervent RESEARCH is threatened hastens that both BRAILLE: Jim who has hy so many snares zeal in "THE BLIND are edu- Again, his mother, a former Jim to add WITH Byrnes, that this apostolic work that being We arc greatly pleased We volunteer cated now," Jim elementary school teacher, and state supported been beating blindness for 28 works on his Propaganda, at times so greatly points out. en years, ran address you, and all the uncon- answers present trolled. avails of needs "They are going to couraged him to in programs are needed "They thesis for the of itself tbe pow college, participate masters in with the women Italy who, like your- degree sociology, erful many activities. Now supplement each other," he means of the of learning trades, conducting he is a ex- selves, are engaged in the multi- press, We exhort you with the words aid of a braille volume and a typewriter. their own businesses strong advocate of the blind at plained "They each have their entertainment and of of St Paul on a pro! form activities of your orgamza amuse himself, which you itable level. tending school with the own contribution to make to the ments to spread, They're no longer sighted. tion particularly have heard the already in Epistle I with future of the blind ' among the confined to mop and broom agree the thinking of youth, the fatal o! today's Mass "Walk in love, the seeds of making State Commission for the O, WHAT treasurers of virtue, corruption. as Christ also loved us and de NOBODY IS MORE enthusi of of heroic Now the problem is Blind." he says "As soon 1959 FRANCISCAN generosity, rcnuncia It is himself place- as astic PILGRIMAGES necessary for the family livered up for us an offer about that future than tions contained in this ment We've got to educate the possible the blind child should are silent to defend itself, and Jim off for women to ing a sacrifice to God to lake Byrnes He ticks prog and public to what the blind his place in the industrious multitude of Ital take their can public or of place in this undertak ascend in fragrant odor ress points: the blind are be in honor Our Blessed Mother hands do, to break down the idea that parochial school It is harder ir.n women, in whose are mg with and courage a sense of Walk, then, as children of light for coming lawyers, they are con the of all the blind man is capable of him in the beginning, but it piaced serenity the family, should for the fruit of ducting their to these Shrines Canada responsibility. They un the is in " own small bust in be light rhaira the the sound and upright education tiring is caning puts him on road he must in their efforts to all goodness and justice and nesses, they going into correct, Jim's travel throughout his are of children, the future to own placement in his life In a itself of teach, to discern truth' 1 (Eph R-9) teaching studies In Montreal between good 5,2, sighted world " Uontinuing by Courch and country. and evil present position was no prob- * and, when to colleges and agencies are prov- necessary, MAY lem at all After SHRINE OF THE SACRED HEART since lake I/OVE sustain and his gradua JIM Ever God wished to call advantage of the protection warm DOES RESEARCH with iding that they able to do Mt St are >nu love of of Church tion from Mary's Col- BR. ANDRE'S SHRINE TO ST JOSEPH In to the supreme government of civil laws family, braille, tape recordings and these and other things Md of find of love that will lege. Emmitsburg, , a half with NOTRE DAME CHURCH His Church, you have often country; the help of sighted col Then if anyone The passage from (he Bible should seek to comfort year of graduate study at Cath heard the referred that spur you others, to, leagues He has amassed let THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH new Pope in this third of a proof positive, him take a Sunday make olic University of and to of you almost forget your America, great deal of material as the son a modest was read at for his look at Jim Byrnes, himself Mass contains the clerical stint with In Cap de la Madeleine selves in the search of a the State thesis Bergamo family. of the glory by attending Mt. Carmel most definitely, words an anonymous a young man woman of and of Commission for the Blind, he OUR LADY OF THE CAPE (lod, the good soul* Guild activities for the blind. with future Well, then. We say it with who, admiring a a the wisdom and called on Rev Gerald May divine light be McMinn, In sentiment the calm your Beaupre of deep feeling and sovereign of Jesus, O vice lift guide, your ideal, aim: F M . president of St ed her your a profound gratitude to God Yes, voire above the crowd SHRINE OF ST. ANNE DE BEAUPRE and light to Bonaventure University and W'c be enkindled In the owe a great part of Our exclaimed Blessed is the womb head its minds and hearts of dear of sociology depart Veterans that your Hear priestly and apostolic vocation to bore thee, and the breasts of those ment ones, who are friends Pope Our not so that nursed thee!” family— really poor as (Luke, 11 28j On the Jim was and also those far a spot accept- It has to away; pleased some describe ed for and THESE light that awaits your hand graduate work, the rich above all WORDS could so Discuss ll—but In very wheel* War, Peace heavenly shine began to turn w'rll have been a* to in the candelabrum toward gifts. addressed to the SC V'C Seu Sen ice the and diffuse Itself securing assistantship i Mary, but same could be said around you. this the We owe to of And Following ii example to all mothers in the in order that there may a tranilation of an addren deln ered hy Our if harsh BUND SINCE BIRTH. Jim Pope good parents, father and and ensue from ami- John XXIII difficult ways your action the on Apr H, 1959, ,o the Eighth Auemhly of th, of life their was educated in braille classes mother, which is always imprint fruits U" orld children knew how able of every goodness, jus Federation V'ar to behave like at Union St School of Veteran!. The Pope recalled the horror ed on Our heart, to the here, at i and at- true tice and truth, that Christians, according to in order Perkins of war and emphaihed that denre for niosphere of kindness, the Institute. Watertown, a peace mutt he mitilled in simplicity teachings received. there may ripen from your con- Mass., for three th* hearts of men. and honesty which We Junior high' breathed vention the most and May also generous school We from early childhood. you be blessed, years, and at Holy Trin- are very happy in accordance with the wish effective aims and plans. We women and mothers of ity High School, here, Italy. raise where expressed to Us to welcome members of to (>od a fervent the congress AS OCR recollections And how i prayer he 1951 go hack deserving shall be was a graduate of the And in to draw World Federation of Veterans, before spontaneously to your sacrifices and order upon earn At Holy Trinity he representing the family labors, your distin- ol and Us 20 million vhich God Joys and you your movement the veterans of the two world who gave to Us, likewise tears, If you remain guished himself as an orator, wars, belong abundant of your own faithful to gifts Heaven, We im winning in to 36 nations thoughts pause and your sublime vora a Saving* Bond the distributed over five continents: an immense Our test the linn. part from heart to the heads American over hearth in whose legion competition family nf men who in the of pull the center, to all director* and St warmth everyone’s life blossomed, We do At Mt Mary's he faced another battle- not want to majored one on the rent Auriol. forget, how. members. In the from women of Italy in history, but took field! and finding orientation early ever, that enough so- who today represent, We the today you are gathered and to cannot forget great all those who are closest ciology credit* for childhood toward goodness, duty here a second a peaceful army, anxioui only: which the on the occasion of the na to the courtesy former Presi heart of each one. Our and wound and God. major, up In the tc ipare the new the! of tional congress of the generations dent the French Republic al Italian comforting apostolic blessing. 1955 Who’s Who in American horrors of it a conflict which ways showed to Us and who at is rasy to fore the conclusion of Our mission as sec would Apostolic Nuncio In Paris, look he even more pleasure in liestowing upon Us than horrible the Cardinal's biretta the preceding To him, as to all of and ones you to all those whom you repre We hold these sent, We extend Our most cordial men very close wishes good and encouragement, Our to heart for fold*' willl full d*tolll writ*. asking God to bless and you F« ARNOLD because, as f BROWN O F.M.. FRANCISCAN FAMILY CIRCU you your efforts and to shower His know, We US W*«t Jl.t Str**t. N YC our choices! the NOT blessings upon work FI - FOR RS.o. A*AARS Houn. 10 t - SALE selves Offic* t. Moo tf.r.u k Frf. were f an of your congress infantry sergeant in thp first World War Wp shall npvpr for for get thpy wprp written dee? ly In our soul thp sufferings of thp wounded and of the dying, y- at whose side We performed Our r. » priestly ministry. You can well Si imagine how much even then W- implored the cessation of heystili TDO ties and thp rpturn of peace! p v.y:. It will not be a decision of an that #/ earthly power can make this peace reign In the world, if it is not first instilled In the hearts .-i of men "for out of the heart IMi rome evil thoughts . . (Matt 15 10 ) m V/ ./ THE CHURCH works sperifiral f K ly for the regeneration of the in •*' vT'VS^;' ' Si ( ner man, so as to establish in souls the real roots of peace and thus let it shine on families, so ! cial classes and nations. Devoid of msterial weapons, the Church When Manufactured Gas Is replaced is instead thp trustee of the high est spiritual power to which your by Natural Gas, "Purge Burners" are visit today wishes to pay horn used to clear the Gas mains. Using We wish to tell you bow hap We Natural Gas whenever avoids py are In seeing you gath- possible ered here together and hap- to notice part of the large capital investment * py among you a face Chtmgo Karo* InlyAnnual Award well known to Us. that of m your needed of facilities. Better Seumc Op Hore hdnrGom. honorary president. Mr. Via for expansion mss m i Hooroww *#* * All-Religions Conference Set TTiit mahogany horaa I. lha C.hlrago Mark* Halit Award. T#r 7 Tf,r ** h lha furniture rhoaan awarded to alora aa For Philippines lha nulalandlng ralallar aeralng a larga metropolitan .hop- FRIBOURG. Switzerland (RNS) Thaaa ping area alnraa ara rhoaan ahoaa all olhara in lha Delegates and observer* from : »*r* H 'I. J «!*»( t . 1 ronnlry . . baranaa . .. all parts of the world will at •r* AWARD tend a conference tn the i • ihay haaa rraalad damand Philip C' a lor nrw ftimiahlnga ihroagh modern pinri Jan. 28 next dis y leader year to eh ip in alyla and daaign cuss "the present impact of the haaa great religions • lhay mainlalnad lha high alandarda oI home good, upon the lives of peoples in the East and the retailing a aa profaaaion " It West is expected to take • haaa place either at lhay ronlrihulad lo lha improarmanl of lha Ameri- Manila or Baguio homa The ran and to lha ganaral aaalfara lha conference is being ol romrounlly or constantly practicing economies ol gamzed by Pax Romana, inter- By Thie yaar, MODERN AIRE wae rhoaan hi. A to rarntaa I i,Aa./ ouord ol aarallanra. and la national federation Catholic of this kind wherever and whenever inaanba an lha Mark.! Dalla pos- our nama Chlr.go Award ah,aid .1 national rarognilioa university graduates and under si tho retailor year’i outstanding a major urban graduates, in cooperation with serving are*. sible, your Gas service stays low in the United Nations Educational, * Burner” "Puf|t in »ction Durntnf ott Scientific and Cultural Organ cost . in . . high dependability. Manufactured Gil remaining In mum ti K Ization UNESCO is rollaborat li being replaced by Incoming Natural Gat modernai f© furniture lng under its major East West project for "The Mutual Appre- Air-Conditioned • Route ciation of and 4. Par.mu., N. J. a Phone Hibbard 7-1*74 Eastern Western Cultural Values.” ••• iv 90- Mrs Set in - „rade o Norloff When Mr Dulles Clifton K 1 l/AMKTM Rosemars St Mary’s High School; died a few weeks ago people from all PATRICIA CULLEN. Grade Kane. education chairman of Karen Marie Schirmer 7, over the world came to last l.et CLIFTON A school pay their respects us hope summer CYO SUMMER 42, St. Court Cathnlir St Sandra Michael's, Jersey City. that in future will he conducted St Raylry. Dauch Michaels. Ruerle, years our country can produce more men of at Philip's Sister David ters of \menca has announced trade « St Catherine s, Mary the quality of John Foster Dulles. July fi-JI for children entering that portrv a karris ugrr presented Division Three Joyce Lyons, CAMPS grades one through eight The to local winners recently trade 12. St Mary's Hith School; classes will run Monday through 1 Patricia Novicke trade 11. Sa- 0 to 30 The winners are • EOR BOYS Friday, 11 am CAMP CHRIST THE KING cred Heart Hich School. Patucia The under the Division One P Stem nair school, sponsor Kenneth Boy* 7 to 14 Located off Hwy 04 Blalrstown. N J IU Murphy, trade 11, St Mary's •ere*. Cabins off the ground. with modern plumbing Large lake. ship of the parish Confraternity rr. trade .V St Michael s. Marie lenon (July 20) 42R0. July Pith School Resident prte*t All «porta Full 5 Aug of Christian is St • 170 Aug SIAO Rend for folder CYO Office. 101 Plane St.* Doctrine, primar Verpura. trade X. Patrick s. Newark 2. N J (Mitchell 3 2040• ily for public school children Winifred Bowman, trade X. St At long though parochial children will he Joseph's i Roselle » • CYO DAY CAMPS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS at you live admitted Division Two Russell C, Moy. Supervised recreation and Inatrurtlon weekday! 0 a m. to 3 pm. Paul I,ongua of Immaculale will receive July A Aug 12 rampi. for boy* and glrla 7 to 14. located in you • Bergen. Ease*. Hudson. I'nlon counties Games, arte and crafta. Conception Seminary will direct Academy of St. Elizabeth DEPfNDABIF and children's sports, weekly outing and swim Bus service available. the school assisted John De GOOD INCOME H Reservations limited. Call or write county CYO offices for hy inveit locations, rates, etc. Sandre, James Fisher and John School for 94tfc you your Secondary girls y* ar BIROIN COUNTY CYO. 144 Main If . Pert Lee 7 7440' Flynn, also seminarians Rsudsnt ond Doy Exceptional record (Windsor S D ANNUITY lor V lISIX COUNTY CYO. 421 Bloomfield Art. Montclair (Pilgrim 4 4147) Confraternity women and high rolUg* pitpomton Vocational PLAN. HUOSON COUNTY CYO. 310 Bergen Ays. Jersey City (MB 1-1311) school students will also assist in court*!. Mutic. Art. Dancing. Dramatic the Sport* and Activity UNION COUNTY CYO. lit fl. Jersey ••_ iliiabeth (II 4-4747) program. program. • You olio (Kara Information) JEffsnon f 1600 tKe gr«at work el the Mitiioni and Kelp In Holy Name Cites educating Pneitt and Broth- WEEHAWKEN er! lor the Mmiom • Cer- CAMP Essay Winners tain ta* odvontoget # A MODEL PATROL: Patrol of St lotting Memorial and ro boys Teresa's, Summit, were honored with certifi- HACKENSACK —Michele Sav- membrane* cates the model in many Manei patrol boys of their town Beside the cry of St HORSIBACK RIOINO IWIMMINO RIPLI RANOI BOATING as school safety patrol, the Cecilia's. F.nglewood. and proven. school included has been awarded first in Write for free Information for Information Call safety program fire prevention and bicycle Shown prize safety above, the left AF X Anthony Essay Con Of The Divine Word to right, are: Front: Milton R Winn, club LUGGAGE SHOP Society Loo Moran Director HUmboldt 2-3803 or FOxcroft 2-31 52 exchange safety program director; test / sponsored by the Bergen ANNUITY Dirt. John Wade, Peter Schaeffler, Robert WASHINGTON NEWARK captain; Dillon and Sister Eileen of OIIAID. Writ* to: Camp Waohuwkon, Box 422, Blairstown, N. J. Mary, patrol County Federation Holy Name PINNA. coordinator; Middle Michael Wnorowski, Duane D'Agostino, Philip Vitale, William Societies Martin, Ronald Glaser, lieutenant; Back: Robert Peter .1 Riceohene, Federation Gaffney, Frank Piccione, Clay Ogor- contest chairman, also announced zaly, Gregory Thomas Durkin, and Officer Patrick St. Teresa Oberst, Fitzgerald, that second and third place win HACKETTSTOWN, School Safety Patrol director ners in the contest for seventh most CAMP ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA NEW JERSEY Your important and eight graders were Diane BOYS Completely POR Staffed by Xaverlan Brothers Lives the Saints Dawecki, St Matthew's Ridge The beat you are looking for In Health of field food is and Janet V Johnstone. St purchase Bile Sanitation Supervision Recreation Peter Ihe Apostle, River Edge UNIQUE SWIMMING POOL Certificates of merit were Open Air Theatre Roller Skating Rink Vast Rail Field awarded to 20 other contestant.* Pioneering Home Cooking and Bakery INSPECTION INVITED PROM MID-APRIL ON Bernadette and BREAD Lourdes St. Weekly Rales: 431 Season Rote 4311 Paul's Gives Bookings for 34 1 Weeks— lesson from June 17 tg August 34—Ages 4-14 Awards For Information and Direction. Consult All know the Graduate children story was 50 sick for two that NEW YORK OPPICI. Rt Rev Msgr John J. Mcßvoy years sacristan She suffered all of nf St CLIFTON - excellence Bernadette Just last she had General 347 Bast 33rd It.. New York 14. N Y. Tgl.i Murray Hill 1-4144 lo wait to rnter the the time from asthma and In awards were presented to year we celebrated the tooth convent It (or Joseph was hard Bern 1R79. at the age of 33. she died of Our John Chanda and Bernadette anniversary Lady's ap- adette lo leave Lourdes and Gray Be sure the at you BEST.. ask for the RFRNAPKTTF graduation ceremonies at St get always pearance to young saint at her family, hut she tried hard thought of We Paul's School Ixwrdes read eien today to herself as a hroom She said enter into her new life with of "Our Scholastic achievement awards St. John’s stones how people are joy Lady used me They have 3kiH : I =A were to Robert J Camp cured hv the waters of me back in I presented Mul Four months after put my corner arriving len. Robert J Lourdes But this week will am there, and Schellhammer. A Lakeside Mountain we happy stop Camp there Sarah A Nugent and talk about Bernadette after Ernestine Rose Roys 4*16. 2.300 ft. alt Sandy leach an Hunter lake. N. Y 100 miles from Our Lady's visit with her Roberta De by the Mothers One of the hardest times for N YC. Modern buildings lavatory In aocK cabin Hat iKowcn Excellent mtali Bernadette Auxiliary was a shy. sickly lß’fi Diversified activities. racraatianal and tnstrvctlanal Mature. professional isodort Bernadette was in when Kiri Her family was very poor they ronsecrated the basilica •nd coaches from top-ranking collages and prop schools Ons counsellor far at Buttercup is a delicious loaf At the time Our Lady came to She Haskell Grads ovary four bays Jesuit Chaplain "A Few Vacancies" (July 11-Aug 14) $3OO, I-ourdrs. was not there hy visit the Bernadette All-inclusive child. a her wish But that in the f own from her Given Honors everyone family father not But was working ronvent she said Oh' If Write: Robert X Oiegengack. Camp st. John's, Perksvtße. N Y , lei N Y only liberty. later when news of the HASKF.I.L General excel will love. It's apparl I could " too j IMS 7-7007 (NYC), Mill see without being seen nutritious, or phone ORegon Valley Stream (long Island) Icnce awards tion spread, people came forth were presented to The humble, little Rernadette Michael ipoooo<^»ooooooooo»»ooo»oooooo»oooooo»ooo»oooor and helped the Soubirous fam Durkin and Mary Jean —each pound contains the was happy to be the servant of s fly Hefferon at the 44th commence the of God non fat will This humil- ment of milk solids of 7 Though Bernadette was at St F'ranris of Assisi re CAMP TEGAKWITHA her N ity was greatness and led cently awards peace with Our Lady, and Other went to be ounces of milk. That's Ou ned and Operated hy the her to named a saint Tames Stokem, why though she was pleased that Henry Schulte 19,33 Mod* with 100 % In Patricia Mlhalik Archdiocese of Seu ark her parents and her five broth- and Jane Mras housewives everywhere say, Pur* Vigitabl* Shortining FOR GIRLS ers and sisters would be taken SEASON: of. her life JUNE 27-AUG 22 rare was not happy ti rou map a Million non a as you (ouidn i but er rtf r nsti ad 6 to 16 People wanted to question her Two-Week Period . CYO . . $7O 00 wherever she went they Contest on Camp Four-Week Period $135.00 . . . would try to give her money, Full Seaton which she BOYS: Write an article ISO $260.00 LAKE HOPATCONG refused They would in word, or less on Why I Would talk her I.lkr to Go to Christ come to to at any Camp th<> King" - ATHLETICS SWIMMINO - RIDINO NEW JERSEY hour of the PRIZES: Two will day or night and boys win a free TENNII - ARTS month at ramp this HIGHEST AND CRAFTS >ear DIVIDENDS ______would bless 7 beg her to them or AGE: lo 14 RI I.ES: DANCINO - ORAMATICS - SPECIAL PROGRAM (or CHILDREN their sick friends and relatives. Entries should he sent to. St. Bernadette Camp Christ the King con Sometimes they would even test, c/o Tho Advocate. 31 St try Clinton . Newark 2, N J EXCELLENT CARE 0 TRAINED COUNSELORS to rut pieces from her clothes Si. RrrnjJtUt it pnrlsyrti by Entries must be by fi in July All entries must be accompanied MODERN EQUIPMENT Jnjn Si. Sljitnlaut by the attached Sknrpkj nl coupon nr bv a copy of It WHEN Bernadette was 18 Knttkj. Ciarllflii, übiib It lip and attach to she taken live it your letter! Apply: MRS. EILEEN A. WELCH, 51 Smull Ave. was to with the Director, tlalfrJ by the Ftluun Stttcn. nuns so she could find N.J CAldwell peace. Name Caldwell, -Telephone 6-4696 after 3 P.M. Si. Rmudrlle't jeatt diy it Age But even here visitors came Addresa | Whom 16. o she had to see After \pr C=D the School answering guests' questions at the convent. Bernadette be- Teacher tired Bernadette was usually so came an sick that they thought Grade that I am a member would like she would have an asthma ahe would die She got well to join j LITTLE FLOWER CAMP attack. But though she hated however, and waj in charge of City to meet visitors she Glrli always was the lick nuna and later For was An«l Clpot*d polite and patient Pocono Mountains Tobyhanna, Pa. Rot* Even the priests and Bishops 90 Miles from Newark $3O a week raine and asked favors from Bernadette. One Church leader NEW SWIMMING POOL her railed to come to see him Independence Day Special Tennis, Archery, Craft*, Dramatic*, she though was ill She had to HEADQUARTERS— Flash' In honor would like io go to Christ the ACCOUNTS Dancing, Basketball, Baseball, etc. travel the rain and the Camp King OPKNKD »Y through of the Fourth of Addle SAVINGS INSURED July has The TMS I Oth lARN T ROM wind When she arrived there, requested winning boys—and there will be two that the Christ UP TO sioooo THE Im RESIDENT CHAPLAIN asked Camp the Contest be —will be the rhurchman questions King given a frfe month at camp SEASON June 27 to 22 for hours Then he extended over the weekend August three asked to July 6 That That's quite a prize! Bernadette for her rosary means that the Young Advocates will have We will FOR CATALOO WRITE. announce the names of the which he took Though he of Monarch Federal a few more to get in on the two Rev. Edward T. Director fered her days biggest lucky boys in the issue of 12. Savings Sullivan, money. Bernadette July offer the Club refused Young Advocate has had in That will give them of time to 255 KEARNY AVE plenty get (Near Bergen) N Little Flower Camp its KEARNY J history' ready to leave for on 1 WHEN Bernadette was 20, camp Aug. 402 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton 3, Penna. Any boy from 7 to 14 may enter the (•o to 9 AM. she asked to enter the Sisters it, boys. You have three extra Daily to 3 P M Diamond 4-1614 Telephone: contest. All he has to do is to a of the Notre Dame de Nevers. write let- days! Check the rules in the contest box Friday 9 AM to 7 P M ter in about 150 continuously She was given permission but words telling us why he ■nd start writing! July 2, 1959 Bishop Draws Parallel Between the advocate 11 Mother Seton and Canadian Cardinal Cushing Opens MONTREAL, - (NC) Blahop and personality of Mother John J. Wright D’You- their lives, first sought God’s will of PitUburgh ville, and ... the life and char in Both had children. Institute sketched a parallel between the marriage. Spirituality acter of our American Mother life and work of Blessed Both were widowed, each while Mother Seton, whom NOTRE DAME many hope will be she was still young. Both faced (NC)—Cardi of the Marguerite D’Youville, first na Subject-Religious.'' The the first native-born saint nal Cushing of Boston will five North from the trials and of sick- ad ! institute is American beatified, the testings sponsored by Notre U. S. dress the formal opening of and Mother Elizabeth Seton’ ness, poverty and the world’s re- the Dame's religion department. "The years of their annual of whose lives al- sistance to their noblest and best seventh Institute Spir- cause long has been popu- most overlapped,” he ituality at Notre Dame Univer- REV. CHARLES A. lar in the continued. hopes. Curran of U S. Mother D'Youville was born in "Both became foundresses of sity, Aug. s—ll. Loyola University, Chicago, will The occasion was a Pontifial 1701 and died in a series of 1771; Mother religious communities, and they More than 1,000 superiors of give talks on nature Mass at which Seton born and English-speaking was in 1774 and died and their communities have been, women's religious communities 1 development of Christian wo- Catholics of Montreal in paid tribute 1821. Both lived in the colonial in both will attend lectures and work ,manhood in the Sister. Another to Mother instances, pioneers in D'Youville, Nuna periods and nascent of themed "The lecture senes Grey stages of the areas social work and of edu- shops on Superior I on conditioning en- foundress. national developments of our re- cation. and the Personal Development j vironmental factors will be giv- spective countries. en by M BISHOP Both had fam "Both have been the focal Sister Annette. St Wright declared that ily and social backgrounds of a points of the Catherine * College. SL Paul, Mother D’Youville and prayers of their Mother certain prestige.” i The Seton “taught the respective nations as each nation Morris superior-subject relation- universal prin High ship in has, with wholesome and i view of the personal de- ciples of Catholic sanctity in the holy BISHOP of accents Wright noted that ambition, aspired to see one velopment the Sister will b« of the two great North of both, in the strong and aimilar its citizens the first Ends Year analyzed by Rev Charles J. American nations and of its land exempli- providences which governed to be canonized. Corcoran. CSC. Holy Cross Cot- fied the universal Christian works and Mother Rose Elizabeth. of mercy in With Gift |lege. patterns character I Dunbarton College, istic of their both from respective new world DENVILLE The PTA of Washington, DC. rations, Canada and the U S. East NCCW Leaders Morris Catholic High School, THE He expressed the joy of U S EMOTIONAL stability combined many activities at the Catholics the and mental health over honors of the final of nuns wall meeting of the year altar given be the subject of two Mother D’Youville Women Action William J. Hogan, programs. to president, pre- and asked Canadian Catholics Urge Rev. William C. Bier, SJ„ of to sented a $2,000 check to Rev. Lou- for the of ! Fordham pray cause Mother is J. Gallo, school University, will discuss Seton. BURLINGTON, Vt. (NC) Women were to director, on testing urged SENDING SIGNALS: John and behalf of the procedures and their work on Westerfield Diane Grimes, students at St. Joseph's parents. apparently impossible at an value. The early Bishop cited comrjiunity problems Awards indications of Wright the “inter-j School for the Blind, practice their code signals as Walter Muller, Jersey were presented to the eight-state leadership conference of the National of City personality disorders in the nun •-•ting parallel between the life! Council of students at this time also and Catholic Department Parks radio instructor, and Sister M. Gregory, C.S.J., look on. John and the role of the Women here. new officers installed. As superior and has were received his technician’s license and Diane is preparing for her novice license professional counselor in dealing The week-long at ended with sisting Mr. Hogan of Dover for meeting Trinity College the with them be from Federal Communications Commission. are the will the subject of For ircommendations that effort* be They among 18 students of coming year will be: Roger Nurses school who Dr. John 1. Nurnberger of the to the receive instruction in a class run Schunk, Boonton; made keep older people with of Norwich, Conn., delivered the in cooperation with the Depart- Joseph Novak, WASHINGTON A Indiana University Medical Cen- (NC) their familie* and that ment of Denville; William Weiss, Netcong booklet parents keynote address in which he re Parks. ter. Indianapolis. containing special med- and children and James J. Dalton. Verona. work together on the lated the of the Myitical itations concept The speaker at the final exer- for nurses on the Sta- Passalc-St. John Kanty, voted mutual problem* of the family of to and of Body Christ family cises will be Rev. Charles tions the Cross has been to give four J. D. pub- Greater citizen phonographs and a lished participation in community endeavors. Corcoran, OP, River Forest. here by the National collection of records to school board decisions also "As members of Children of the the was the Mystical World Deadline 111. Council of Catholic Nurses. school. Mrs urged by of work Anthony Kubare- one the various Body, we share in all its works; "A Nurse's of the Stations YVr will be unable to wicz, special needs committee shop groups Christ when use any Cross” we serve we serve was written by Msgr. material does arrive chairman, in of of His Add Funds for that not was charge the J. any one members," Bish Missions David Boyle, pastor of St. BISHOP Bernard J Flanagan in our offices by Monday at 4 request. Mrs Arthur Mccklen SUMMER RETREAT op Flanagan said. Mary's church In PARlS—Catholic Fargo, N. D. children from mission* and he believes this p. m. the week of publication. burg, fashion show chairman, an- •t “If you are a wife and moth- For each station is 2f> countries there a contributed more stems from their awareness of Any stories or pictures receiv- nounced she will be assisted St. with a home to keep by Ladies er, and than meditation relating the station Jude $4 million In 1956 to assist world tensions and communist in- ed after that time will Mrs Chester Zak and children to either that the CENACLE to rear, you do for a nurse’s career. children in missionary The be used the affair will be Nov. areas. fluence on in omitted or follow- held 1. Plan Installation Christ what you do for your youth many parts 3-5 General Retreat The Introduction to the book- announcement was made by ing week if July of the possible. let husband and children, when world Pauioniit Father points out: SPERRY SPRINGS The Msgr. Aririane Bressoles, presi you comfort, feed, and do the "Like Our Si. dent of the Pontifical Association l.ady, Simon of Jude's Ladies Guild will in July 10-15 5 Day General ordinary work of your house- GEORGIAN COURT Cyrene, Veronica and of the the weep- stall officers at the Mission the Holy Childhood, at an Rev. Vincent hold routine for them." Twelve Dominican Sisters O'Brien. SJ. ing women of Jerusalem, 26 nual international here the July at 8 p.m. Mrs. Agnes meeting "More than this, in COlllGl 34-26 General would your place July nurse ease the sufferings Brundage will become president American children turned in the community, your responsibil- Conducted by the Sitter* ef Mercy Pauioniit Father of Our Savior. But Christ's suf assisted of Took by Mrs A Torregrossa. over $750,000 this sum, enough Final Vows ity toward it and within it take 27 EOUR-YIAR COURSI HADING TO ferings are over. She must Mrs Mary Lewis. June Aug. 28-30 General Mrs S. Nay to ransom 150,000 pagan babies on anew Works R-A. and ».S. DICKIES to meaning. of CALDWELL Twelve Cald- Carmel turn, then, minister with man and Mrs Lorette I.opez. Rev Augustus O. Reitan, C.S.Sp Convent, Boonton; M Pauioniit Father charity become . well Walt- to something more Dominican Sisters made Kenneth, St. Cassian integrated pregram In liberal loving care the Christ she Joseph Smith of Mt U. S. Childhood OP, s Con- Arlington, than for Holy director, their Arti, fine Arti. Mutic. Ititrvofioni in mere concern the needy, final vows at the Science. Heme may ba by phana finds her patient." a recent class announced these before Mother- vent, Upper Montclair; M Lenore, Christian Doctrine figures Icenemict, ftuiinese Adminiitrefien they are Christ playing again the house here June 27. The booklets are Msgr Hen- OP, St. Peter's CHarter 9-8100 available graduate, will be liis for the Paris meet Convent. Troy Teacher Tor presented a lole of the Good with departure G. J. Beck Training Elementary end frm nurses' Samaritan ry of Immaculate O P the council at year's to Catholic Hills; M. Adelaide, , St Bri- Secondary Schooli. Accredited ar Mail scholarship a hands and heart." ing Eully 1312 your He con- Conception Seminary, Massachusetts Ave., N.W., high school at the installation Darlington, gid's Convent, North Bergen; and Addrne, SISTIi SECRETARY cluded by saying said the CENACLE CONVENT Washington S, I).( . The THE INTERNATIONAL dona Mass, presided and M. Vincent, O.P Sacra- Oeergiee Caere women will also hold , Blessed Callage a "You are the feet of the Christ—- tions an increase of preached at ceremony. ment leboweed. New Jartey River Road, New Brunswick rake sale July 5 following the represent Convent, Bridgeport. Conn where you go, He goes. You last The Sisters who fi The Masses. are] $900,000 over year's amount. pronounced ceremony concluded with the hands of Christ where nal vows Children from 16 countries that were: Benediction. work, He works. You are the lips Sisters M. O St 4th are still considered mission areas Augustine. P., Printing Now of Christ Ready ... where you speak, He I Elizabeth's Convent, Linden, M CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY added their coins to the total Elizabeth Girl speaks Where you are, Christ Catherine de Ricci, O P., St Ac " Father Reitan said that "the OUR is dans Convent, Jersey City, M. EMOTIONS More rapidly rising enrollment in our Receives Habit CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN than 100 women from the Virginc, O P., St, Aedans Con American Catholic schools dur New 111 CONDUCTED England states and New vent, Jersey City; Mary Ellen, TECHN’Y, —Elizabeth Flynn, BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC ing the past few years has great- AND OUR York and New Jersey attended OP. St. Bngids Convent, daughter of Mrs. Timotca B MOODS ly As- Fully Accredited - A.l. and R.S. the increased Holy Childhood of Offering Degree* conference. North M O I* I'lynn Elizabeth, was sociation " Bergen. Michael, , among Mrs Mark A. Theissen membership the 18 By Fother Alfred of Cov- St Mary's Convent, Rahway; M Holy Ghost Missionary Sis- Mortin, O.F.M. He also said there is a ington. of greater ters the Ky , president NCCW. Michel. OP, Mt. St Dominic. taking part in joint re- interest by the children in the presided at the sessions. irption and T«n Chapters 68 Paget Illustrated Academy, Caldwell, profession ccremon ies at Holy Ghost Convent Sisters Mary Claire, O P , Sa here, of June 24 Saint Elizabeth $l.OO cred College prepaid Layette Guild Heart Convent. Dover M A former member of St Pet Founded in 1899 the Doreen, OP, Our Lady of Mt by Siitert of Write to Pope Helped Charity FRIAR, Rochelle Pork, New Jer.ey Works in Summer er s Parish. New Brunswick, Miss VATICAN CITY Convent Station, New MAPLEWOOD (NO—Pope Flynn is a graduate of St Pet- - The l.ayette Jersey John Will has revealed that Guild of Maplewood and the Or- er s High School of that city At the of the Child- her is Society Iloly reception into the anges spending summer hours Women noviti- hood was raised to pontifical ate, Miss making aprons and Christmas Flynn received the status at his suggestion when name of Sister Paul Ladies Catholic Benevolent Ass'n gifts, and dressing dolls for their he was a Monsignor working around the annual Fall dessert bridge. The Legal Reserve Life for Women in the Vatican. Hibernians Insurance and Children affair will be held Oct. 26 at Give members of otr,',: sot Wnt sixth Graulicli's. Orange. Mrs. Harold I’ope John told NOW itrMt. Im«. Essay Awards at LISS the is society's superior council World Hutchinson, Maplewood, chair NEWARK that Pope Pius XI, shortly af- Thr Ladies Auxil man assisted by Mrs. Frederic lary of the MISS KATHERINE ter election the Ancient Oroder of Hi STANTON, Supreme President Andres, South Orange. his to Papacy, "A dynamo for work.” wai the bermans entrusted to draw j Division 10 presented es had him up MRS. REGINA BREMSETH quote used by Bishop John Trea- say awards to Elizabeth MRS. SARAH J. FELLER a plan for coordinating the ] Caynor Nun cv of La Wis , to describe of St Antoninus Supremo Trustee Elizabeth Church's mission organiza- Crosse, school, and W'tl 214 Franklin Street the of women's fled Klicher, St 124 South 9th Street tions. The present Pope, thrn type organiza- Columba s The Bloomfield, N. J. Sailed 26 Nework. June tion needed in the community prucs were the N. J. Msgr. includ- presented to stu ELIZABETH Sister M Nat Angelo Roncalli, • dents who wrote the ed In his plan a recommenda- best essays alie "oi Elizabeth * " JUT St. Hospital Noire Dame Sisters lia.e on 'St lona tion that the Iloly Childhood So- es Columba of sailed June 26 aboard the US. tablished a vice province ciety stand with the rank ns a Ireland Sister same America for Nat 1 the and title with its elder subdivision of Cleveland alie, sister, An Error... formerly of All Souls Hos- Province due to the the Pontifical the Increasing WEDDING pital, Morristown, Society for BANQUETS... was accom size of the which An Propagation of the Faith. province now error in a Llss Drug de- FULL COURSE DINNER panled by Marie Ricardo of Me- has 700 more than Sisters and partment store advertisement morial The Pontiff said that hr Hospital, Morristown. 60 schools. stated more than "All color film 23% off, claimed no personal merit for Roast Beef, Chicken or • 8 Jumbo Turkey this recommendation. prints (black and Sister M Madcleva, president white printed and developed A of mm Wedding Reception St. for - SAMPLE Mary's College women, only" MENU - the Indiana, has celebrated at a triple This should have read STOCK UP! SAVE e trail Cocktail NOW Formation Book anniversary: 50 years as an All color film processing alumna of the 25 e C*l#rr. Ollrat college, years as 23% off (guaranteed On All PLAZA HOTEL by East Vacation Essentials president of the the To college for man Kodak 8 e Prim* Rom Bari. Aa Ju* Be l, jumbo prints Jeurnal !«.. Jersey City, N. i. Reprinted first in OKANOI lISTAUIANT women the U.S., and (black and MILWAUKEE (NC)—lncreased white) printed and 6 V*fctabli -- rout* provides her 72nd birthday. " developed only 49 cents 41* lANODON ITIIIT • Dignified teneuef deems demands for back issues of th>- e lc« Crum CaMa* lie to soe> • quarterly "Sister Bui • Formation N L Superior Cuisine Centennial celebrations are un- OKANOI, e Dtnnar Holla lunar resulted and ® lctin have In publics der Made*! pricee way for the Sisters of the OTHER • lion of a bound volume contain MENU ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE Careful attention to detail* Third Order Regular of St. Fran- Ing all of 4 Private past issues the peri cis the Dining Rooms Accommodations to 300 Phone Bridal Consultant at motherhouse In Allc odical. N Y. The Completely Air Conditioned gany, community num hers Coll lonqual • OKAN JKonstoe ★ MRS. MA 2-9191 ScuHnqA CIANO haa memories of the late Pontiff as a boy AND LOAN AKOriiTinM * The Fined feed* AND LOAN ASSOCIATION but she never saw him as Pope, though the family was invited Al* CONDITIONED DINNERS from to . . . $1.73 Rome when Cardinal Pacelli became the Father. ~ Holy Ihe ■t Mrs. Ciano came to this country as bride 69 Him Mon. Mod. ■■■■ i a years ago Her day is spent talking with her rn. » a m. to s ,io Ml St. erf grandchildren, praying at Washington Bank St., Newark HI-HAT her P M Tun.. Thuro.. Across home-altar, and occasionally sewing. She lives with her front Bamberger's • MA Sol. 9 to 0 P M 3-7090 Hi - daughter, Mrs. 4-2157 FE 9-1471 Ann McCarl, who added, ’ but Mama is still TUIS mat HI. the V «* 4 P. M FRII PARKING boss of this family." 12 THE ADVOCATE July 2,1959 All-Paterson Baseball Team Croal, Sipos Picked For Third Time BILL SIPOS PLAYER SCHOOL CLASS P. Frank Dooling Bayley Ellard Senior On P. Bob St All-Paterson Cusack Bonavcnture Baseball Senior Joe Squad P. Mikuhk Don Bosco Tech Senior PATERSON A lot of familiar on C. Richie Takars Senior old, names appear quale of St. John’s. Unusually Pope Pius The Vince Advocate’s 1959 Paterson fast for a receiver, Takacs IB Cimmino St Bonavcnture Senior All-Diocesan baseball team, bat which is ted from the leadoff for 2B Bob Dunn Dclbarton Senior dominated by four schools which have grabbed 10 spot SS Pope Pius Dave Alexander Don Bosco Tech Junior of the 12 positions. 3B Jim Ahern Bayley-EUard Senior NJSIAA Catholic “B” Bayley-Ellard INFIELDERS: Joining Cimmi- OF Bill Croal St. champion and Bonavcnture Junior and Ahern Passaic-Bergen Catholic Confer- no (.443) (.333) in the OF John Kopai Bayley Ellard Junior ence St. infield are Bob Dunn of Delbar- OF Bill runner up Bonaventure the grade: pitcher Frank Dooling Sipos Pope Pius Senior ton claim three apots and outfielder Johnny at second and Dave Alexan U Joe Riccardo St Mary's apiece, while Kopas. The . , Junior dcr of Don Bosco Tech al TriCounty Catholic "A” Confer- third Bayley pick is third base- (.377) HONORABLE MENTION clear ence co-champs Pope Pius and man Jim Ahern short. All four boys had PITCHERS: Martin. Dclbarton, the edges on their rivals for the four Markin. Pope Pius, Hardy, other P.B.C.C. runner-up, Dooling, in fact, is the choice Morris Catholic. positions, combining good hitting CATCHERS: Wasick, Don Bosco Tech, Kar- Don Bosco Tech, have two. The for the Paterson "Player of the *en. DePaul; DiPasquale. St John's odd places go to Year" his 9-0 with fine fielding. Alexander is INFIELDERS; Tichy. Dclbarton, co for pitching record. Morris Catholic, Ryan, DePaul; St the only in the group. Hopplcr, Mary's; Fredericks! champ of the Ivy League, and St His brother Tom was an all-star junior Don Bosco Tech. Marosits. Pope Pius; Snuska, St. Joseph's; Mary's selection from 1951 through 1956 Some of the better reserve in and Corsetto Reid. St Bonavcnture; Allocco A and fielders Tom and Giordano, Five boys are from Frank himself made the hon- were Snuska of St Ellard, repeaters Bayley Mulhall. Our Lady of the Lake OUTFIELDERS: the 1958 orable mention as Joseph's at short, Bob team and a sixth re- list an infield- Corsetto Chiarolanza. Bayley Ellard, Perrota 1957 and Reid of St. and Brandi. Don Bosco claims a position er in and 1958. Kopas' Randy Bonavcn Tech, held in 1957 Tappen. Dclbarton, Townsend. lure at short Morris Catholic Cade- Moreover, two of the 1958 brother .Mike was on the 1957-58 and third and Tony nazzi. DePaul. repeat first teams Allocco of Bayley-Ellard at era were also on that 1957 team sec Here ond and one of them, Bill Croal of is a rundown on the team, St Bonaventure. will be around position by position to OUTFIELDERS: Thera were try again next year PITCHERS. Mikulik matched no outstanding batting averages the THE OTHER three-time win- Dooling in win column with among the gardeners, so the nine, but ner ia Bill Sipoa of Pope Pius, also picked up five loss choice settled upon the three was a cs, while Cusack had 6-1 who pitching selection in a rec- boys who combined good hitting 1957, utility ord. Bob finished with with fleet This a man last year and a flourish, flycliasing. made is named defeating St. to the outfield this Luke's and Don Croal (351), Kopas (.323) and time around. Bosco Tech in his ( 310) the natural Vince Cimmino of last two starts Sipos choices St the But Bonaventure is the one who Pressing top trio was George they were closely chased by has Martin of staged a comeback after be Dclbarton with a 7-2 Lou Chiarolanza of Bafley (.324). ing mark, of of eclipsed last year Gerry Mackin Pope Mike Cadenazzi DePaul ( 357) Pius (4 5) and undefeated Ed and Sam Perrotta of Don Bosco Other repeaters from the 1958 team Hardy of Morris Catholic (4-0) Tech (350) are pitcher Bob Cusack of. St Bonaventure. catcher Richie ho j CATCHER: Takacs, w earned UTILITY: The of | obvious selec Takacs Pope Piua and fhe pitcher player of the year honors tion i in i here was Joe Riccardo. St Joe Mikulik of Don Bosco Tech, 1 1958, had another good season who third Mary's junior, combined a a baseman on 1958 With the a 381 batting He average. 415 batting average with a 5-5 team. Moreover, two kid broth easily j outclassed his opposition, pitching record ers of former I Other handymen Press all-star selections .which Box included Ed Wasick of Don of Paragraphs from were John Brandi Don Bosco Bayley-Ellard have made I Bosco and ] I Tech George DiPas |Tech and Mackin of Pope Pius Another Successful Year St. Francis Xavier Faces Mt. Carmel SWIM STARS: Another scholastic track and team before Mary Swift, loft, and Barbara Freiss With Essex Junior CYO Lead he ends his fabu broad jump Ray l.eon of St. at Stake has of St. field season just about lons coaching raroer Joseph's, West Orange, hold the trophies and Kah Michael's il'Ci heads the high they NEWARK The ended North and second —and the last in Jersey it rar, Biejwas and Sayko ill and were awarded as the best girl swimmers the New- possibly —, (Bomber) Candelmo, who fanned vs jumpers Harrington tops by crucial of the is quite obvious that the gen give him cornerstone to ark Athletic game season in the Essex CYO Junior 11. It was the first victory (or a good Ihe pole vaulters \ new crop Club for their efforts the 1958- County eral noted during build during Baseball the Valleymen improvement on of weight will have bn League is scheduled for when unbeaten St men to 59 season Sunday the 1957-58 school year has con- Adam Frret of Scton Hall found, however, all of this Francis of as Xavier, Newark, meets Our Ladv of Mt Ol'R LADY I-ourdes, West tinued in 1958 59 will Carmel, 1 apace Prep join Wyrsch at the stars THE FAMILIAR year's arr graduated monogram, also unbeaten Orange, also its first victory,, A few weeks the Montclair, got ago, Ad Art Prior .if R.-r university. that St. IMS, Is composed of the tripping St of New- Right now. it appears first Althouch some teama Rose Lima, vocate published its all star for 59 have only gen Catholic is headed Alov FORD three letters Name ark. 4 sms and Holy Trinity will of the of played 1. as Frank McCarthy also selections and noted the N Y and iwice. these are the onlv Krancis ree t Delbarton stars Jesus in Greek. from th« batting box. again be in two clubs fanned 11 He gave two ords tops cross-country. left with up hits, set during this past sear Carmine I.unetta and Mike CARS—TRUCKS spotless roc St Michael's should thoroughly ords and it's though. But final a fairly food bet MEANWHILE, Mt Carmel a summing up also de Slattery are going to George was dominate the in- In another relay season that the winner will be able clobbering Sacred Heart Vails- i game. Immaculate mands a look at the future town and North to 1, Carolina, re and be SPECIAL SALE STATION WAGON doors may able to top Elide throuEh the rest of the cam burg, one of the pre season fa Conception. Montclair, surprised both of those bovs who leave sportively St Benedict's for tram hon- ,St Anthony for paign without takinc a loss vorites, 14-5 The dinner on a 's, Belleville, 54, this year for college and also 1958 FORDS HEADQUARTERS Ed Lamb's ors as well, but the Bees will St. Francis Its third in four-hitter Mike j second victory as us of those who will return to THAT SACRIFICE won a was Caggiano. THERE arrnl even PRICED FOR again be the confcrenre champ* row and he will uallv reliable Don Klein balked make 1959-60 than on Sunday by heating St probably face Piegari j better ever more boys on the scholarship IMMEDIATE DELIVERY when outdoor roll* home what to be 'he season Mary's, Nutley. 9 0. behind the on Sunday. Tom Pignatello proved win It's always a risky business list is due to the fact that was so around the -ning run shots this two-hit pitching of Pat Piegari. batting star for Mt. Carmel calling at time of many of this season's stars HIGHEST TRADE-IN who has been credited with This the where this with all three hits. week's intermediate year as to boy were juniors or sophomores CASH lop ALLOWANCE. the wins In the intermediate or that boy will be when With ihe tremendous Takes I.arry Prosperti. with league, the games pit Immaculate against Sep- buildup in Holy Rosary BACK IF DESIRED Makes a double tember rolls All and a triple, led St unbeaten list has dwindled to one St Josephs and St Peter's around But, for the freshman class by Seton St the most the Hall Elizabeth Crown -- loseph's Spanish, Newark against St Vloysius Both are part, senior stars and Essex Catholic, and aeeni lo have Models which bounced St for - i Vloysius, New listed Branch Brook Exten made definite among others, the future is ELIZABETH For the fourth St. ark, from the and should choices even this and St WARD-FORD Joseph's all-winning ranks, sion clarify the cham early really golden year in a row. Genevieve* 10-2 St ll let the do the Inst PACE MOTORS However, Vloysius has pionship picture we colleges Heading Ihe list of ihose in the finals of the Elizabeth 239 CENTRAL AVENUE j In Twin Win Mile game under protest worrying about whether not who return all Grammar School Regard INTERM EDIATE LEAGUE or next year are Parochial Rase- NEWARK 3, N. J 47 CENTRAL AVE. less show of how the is decided, they up three months stars Al Adams St Ml ball to Ros- BOGOTA S( C'YO protest At Newark Schools Stadium of I,cagur. bowing Holy Ml 3-8000 Joseph's here's from EAST ORANGE though, no guarantee that now eh.id s (JCi m the 880. mile ary. 7 5. June 27 al continued to dominate the Bergen O. 1, Valley. Orange, .s St Brophy Field. milt the winner will have 1 toil of Gordon Stalt csi I*ll ■ clear Rose of and broad Jump. Paul Davis Holy Rosary completed a Pkv»o* County Connie Mack League as Lima. Newark. 1 p m per- road The ONE BOY, and moved its league ippears so well O Lourdes. of course, is very Tim Harrington of St fect season as pitcher Al Fedall it record to 9 1 with West Orange vs balanced his that any club can Seat sure of destination. This is Benedict s In the hurdles and limited St Genevieve to hit* victories over Ridgefield St Patrick's. Newark, 3 30 s six and lack Savings Insured to $lO,OOO Earn another on a given Mostyn of Bergen Calho vault Haworth last week Sunday Vt Branch Brook Extension pole and led his team in hitting with who HOME MORTGAGE LOANS This week was example lie, will be joining the Cor there of It Joe Wohllehen and Jim an aa Immaculate Conception, Mont sprinters. are a pair Singles was a tin Hunter Our Irish Lady of the Valley. Orange, Christian Brothers at the Krank Koch of St Peter's, who game until Holy Rosary scored hurled three hit hall as St Jos Hair, vs St Joseph's Spanish, ALEXANDER HAMILTON SAVINGS St end of this month The handed Peters. Belleville, ruling sat out this season with twice in the fifth inning to break eph's turned hack Ridgefield's hid Newark, 1 o m an and Ed their a few weeks back that Jack's deadlock and LOAN ASS N for the Szep first loss. 5-1. St Belles injury, freshman Jean Neptune a 5 5 lead. 11-2. on June Peter's. .lie. v» St 24. 9.3 will behind a one-hitter not be submitted as of Don Bosco. and Richie Moran t COIT STRUT SH Ull) PAT!tJON N l and then the teamed by Tony Vloysius. Newark, 1 p m a former up national achoolboy record of St In the with Joe put Benedict's 440, Blackgrove for a four JUNIOR LEAGUE the ironic there's final, note on a ca Johnny Cbhaus of St hitter in a 14 2 rout of Vt Watsesslng Haworth Park. Bloomfield that Academic recr was certainly not Peter's, and Pete Cardiello of on Squad an June 28 St Valentine's Bloomfield, vs untroubled St Michael's St one (JC) and Jack DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU Joseph's now has a game Sacred Heart I, Vallsburg, 1 Picks Molitoriss Hannan of St Benedict's and a half edge over Ridgewood I pm Mostyn had two serious leg and DAYTON John Molitonsx, Injuries this and, but for The 880 will again be Ramsey, which are tied a St Thomas the Bloom year , power Save for Apostle, GET MURPHY'S DEAL A with ON second St Mary'i (R) that would almost ful Adams. Bill Weikel of place Ridgefield, led by grad, has been I field, vs Sacred Heart I Vails certainly on named to 1959 have national Holy Trinity, Krnie Tolentino pitchers John Waibel of Bergen the Academic All burg. 3 30 won a sprint or of Si PLYMOUTH American football 440 title this Michael's (JC). Darvl Rus- ! Catholic and Bill Kretzer of St squad \l Branch Brook Extension past winter and of fire A run an sell Delharton. Ed insurance! halfback on the 9 5 and Schmitt Peter's, moved into fourth with a Dayton Uni ,0 L Mt Carmel, Montclair vs unquestioned 210 this of Don Bosco, I-inus of CHRYSLER versity team, Molitoriss posted a St Spring, perhaps even Deeny B 2 mark, defeating Oradell , Erancli Xavier, Newark. ] far Pin 3.2 faster It will St Benedict's, and freshman Afauia’r retaa tod In-^.f twice, June 27 and 28 averago for the past school be a long while 59 p m • Covt, Worn* with 3 before stars Ray Dondero of St Mi- tf— „m row tod to corn- IMPERIAL year, a 66 average during another sprinter comes and Dennis *r» mJutmrtMiy J>w (too (how the Spring term. along who can match this hoy chael's (CO Carlo- at othar Trade-In! Low Wotruba Finishes The Academic Vfter much fret and ton of Holy Trinity moat promote! ~~p Top Easy Terms! Bank Rates! All American is Henry, Gaines worry, n i, St »aa how wadi 5th in Decathlon sponsored by the College Sports Peter's three senior middle in cu aa lodt/l WIU. ALSO A BIG SELECTION OF. Information Directors of Ameri Hurl Victories distance stars, Denny Kahrar, ADAMS also l>e run KINGSBURG, Calif. Richie Chairman of selection Paul Jordan and mn« the mile, as will ca the The John Rlordan, Kevin GUARANTEED USED CARS Wotruba ELIZABETH Baywav of Kinnelon, a junior at committee Jordan are also set for college Kah Hennessey and Boh O'Rourke is Lester of with St Holy Post, loaded Mary's and A Cross, placed fifth In S rar will to of St Aloysius and man the MU Sacred Heart go Providence, Jor Dave My good stars, onca again Safe Be Safe See national AAC St land of St Buy decathlon champ- dan to Joseph's and Rior Peter's (\H) The is running with tha away Union will ionships, held here on June 25-26 dan to Eordham hurdles still be dominated St. Aedan's Wins County American Legion Junior. These bovi Thanks to a second also had fill of hv St Benedict's with place finish Baseball their leg trou Davis, In Ig-ague. showing ■ SO Matt MURPHY the hie, as well llagofsky and Moran to know! BROS. concluding 1.500-meter Hudson as alckness, CYO Title record over esent, Wotruba finished with the past three and Talent Is a little scarcer In a JERSEY CITY St Aedan's of St years hope Authorized Bill Henry Mary's. an the Chrysler, Plymouth, Imperial Dealer 6.276 total, as against the 7.549 : they have that all field events, through last left behind as usual swept three games Advocate ill archdioceaan Ditch- 501 N. BROAD STREET ELIZABETH 5-5600 by K ; them Adams and posted the winner, C Yang week to the Hudson Tolenlino both capture ing (election, his streak of of Nationalist -an 1 jumped 20 feet Richard Opan t AM. 9 PM. A PM. China this year In the J. Daily to Sat. la County CYO school grammar scoreless innings to 20 is Bavway LI) MV title, defeating St RSUH, who did plen "After We Sell, We Serve" Nicholas for toppled Union 70. while Mike NEW YORK ty of traveling his the crown June 29 of in grammar Named as Officer on Gaines Sacred Heart, utility at it« Beit and Dining Johnny Dolan and -arly high school days, Ron Molloy man on the all star squad, hurled LORETTO, Pa. Maureen plans Stanton to starred in all contests, stay right at home and Mulligan of ihree victories over Cranford and Rah ; Rutherford was chos- enter Selon Hall GILHULY'S sharing the pitching burden in wav. University in STARTING en secretary-treasurer JULY I, 1959 of the jun- the f all. He should the UNion the 8-4 defeat of Our Lady of The become 6-9266 ior class at St Francis Bayway team left (or aj RESTAURANT and BAR College Victories Pirates' best 880 mile xtar which snared the Divi- three lour of New since She is also game <■•«. IlfS) GEneva 8-2599 a member of the resi- England! Phil off •ion "A" diadem and In Ihe 8 1 Thigpen and, his three dent on July 2 and will face American' Delirious Luncheons and Dinners council on Standards for mile St. debut at Clifton recently, •ervad In Homelike Oldfield 6-3400 Women, victory over Andrew's, Bay- Legion rivals in Atmosphere the Metropolitan Club, Manchester,) DAILY and SUNDAY were arrested on homes, charges of together with envel- »£-> Ip sending advertisements for ob- opes and all enclosures, and scene pictures through the turn them over to the local LOWERING THE COST: In the Netherlands, architects are more \ mails. In eight weeks they had- postmaster. emphasizing for churches so that Bishops will be able to build more churches mailed advertisements for more In Fall River, the same proce- simple designs worth dure in Haarlem and Rotterdam areas. Prof. G. Holt the above than $500,000 of obscene was outlined in-all sermons the designed parish photographs to some 60,000 on Sunday at the request of Bish church for Haarlem. By lowering the height of the building the total cost will be prospective customers, of op James L. Connolly. He di- many much less than that of churches previously built. them children. rected his priests to call atten Their arrest came about after tion to the magnitude of the 99 parents had protested to local problem in their sermons. postal officials, to whom they for- Committee Critical of New York warded envelopes and other ma- Diocese terials used in the mail campaign. Lafayette TERMS Nine persons were arrested in Is Most Catholic News ' Entertainment, Media TUI CUAWANTF r second raid the on charges of , LAFAYETTE, La. (NC)—By a (•«»•<• Sit .» Mlaikotnh Some Ctokiiim floor « me tool selling obscene films. NEW YORK (RNS) series of meetings and confer r\ a destructive influence, Police Ismail fraction, the Diocese of espe I if'•»!»• C.'< fttaraff mass media in- ences with TISS AWAY* |A(< found some $5,000 worth of movie Lafayette, now segments of the leading representa ciall.v to our young %oa» Ml La., has the high- HCNTWfICNT tlves of the media which equipment in a est dustries—newspapers, magazines, mass studio-garage percentage of Catholic popu- The report said that a great from which the ring radio and television are lm were initiated after the commit had operated lation in the nation. number of magarines “sal the and formed are Based in pairing city's moral spir tee was in July of 1058 NEW on statistics the 1959 acinus in content and abnor committee 104 It ALBERT Oficial the itual climate, a of was presented to Mayor Wag I HORSEPOWER H. HOPPER, Inc. WASHINGTON FLORIST Catholic Directory, mal in psychology with the NUMENT Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish ner by co-chairmen Ur Pan \l * • mausoleum Diocese of Lafayette, with 358,173 reason for their existence m-J4l .11,,, .«¥2 Incorporated only GENERAL ELECTRIC RIDGE ROAD NO. ARLINOTON leaders told Robert Wag Potter, executive of the Since 1906 Catholics in a total of Major director ppn^t< Holy Cross Cenjetrry population being financial gain, irrcspcc ... 1^ Council SWIVEL TOP r **«lous Indoor Showroom WEDDINO and FUNERAL DESIONI a 6128 ner here Protestant of the l'it\ of T'rr , Y!?J!-9j; 584,400, has percentage of live of the ruin they can occa New Flowtn Telegraphed Catholics, while of York, Msgr Thomas A Don SAVING or Anywhere the Diocese In a presented to the sion to lives’* SELLING DIRECT report TO PURCHASER 563 BROAD STREET. NEWARK. N. 4. nellan. Chancellor of the Nr.s Providence, R.1., has a percent- that BARR! GUILD mayor, they urged newspa VACUUM CLEANER MONUMENT* Mltchel 2*0621 York and Dr Wil It added that radio s record of age of .6126 Catholics with "lurid Archdiocese, a pers avoid the and sexually liam K high level of information and Catholic population of Rosenblum. former presi ;« 507,238 in immoral" in advertising, that dent of the entertainment is marred by inde a total population of Synagogue Council of 828,000. magazines ban salacious articles cent suggestions and implications America and spiritual leader of and that radio and and pictures, contained Temple Israel here in popular songs on POPE INNOCENT XIII extend of TV avoid the presentation cer disk and television ed the Feast of the Most Holy jockev shows, tain of and violence The committee said it uill types crime is impaired by * long exposure to Name of Jesus to the entire initiate a pulpit appeal soon, materialistic sadist.c Church in THE REPORT of concepts, 1721. grew out a that urging people and brutal In Time Need register violence, with its cm of their concern by let- “writing phasis upon phvsical attributes ters to the media, with Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director speaking with suggestive dialogue and se individual distributors and by quences more Whose careful and service vigilant control within understanding is in accord with the Commenting on the part adver the family." The religious lead CLASSIFIED Using agencies play the on city's traditions of Holy Mother Church ers emphasized that moral morals, the report declared that codes Deadline for Classified Ads Monday 12 Noon and srlf-discipline can do a segment of this group sensa FO* INFOHMATIN, CALL MA 4 0700 much to effect a solution to the tionali/es the of problem. appeal sex to adorn products that have not the • MUtl I AC T Iff Cl lAN IWC It IT HELP WANTED The three cn sold remotest connection with it ROSELLE PARK chairmen »l|t«i< Attaoiaf tally to l»|». l a* • »*tR AMukaiM't MALE A FEMALE suhdn isions of their committee Thev compete in the presentation • •• I TRAFFIC WILL STOP l*Wa**i Tr»«# •«aiM TECHNICAL. SALES " CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE LEBER OFFICE. will continue to of the lurid and the lewd • |m Ti*r • »»t > FUNERAL HOME CMP. AGENCY to admire lhia meet with HALL city • AM Parfta! la S»***4i CSSCX 69 HIGH STREET STONE FRONT A BRICK agencies and media COUNTY 2000 HUDSON BOULEVARD SALESWOMEN MODERN 3 LEVEL ’representa • !**•« ArraaiM that boaata lives to to ' ORANGE, N. J. FVLL time. a try bring about adop UNION or part Experience preferred BEDROOMS -3 CITY, N. J. but 4 BATHS tion JOSEPH P. MURPHY not necessary of its "un- Veterans to Convene ORange 4-7554 IS x 13 TILED KITCHEN recommendations UNion 3-1100 EDITH REHNBORG COSMETICS til 102 FLEMING an enormous knottv pine recreation some real modification of the AVENUE room Stone fireplace, double larue CHICAGO (NO Ten Ihou CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE BASIC com ml** lon 15 per cent plua month- current moral EARL F. BOSWORTH lot and spiritual rli N. J. ly cash bonus Full line creams, make- aparloua sand delegates 99 NEWARK, are expected to 77 PARK STREET up. hair rare. Nationally arlxertised Phone mate is achieved ' G. E HOWLAND BR 6 5900 attend the lf#>o silver MArket 3-0514 311 WILLOW AVENUE llßidfe 8-2975—days or e>enlngs Toll calls jubilee con collect. 1.1 EASTMAN STREET. IRAN TOR n MONTCLAIR, N. J. Many vention of the Catholic War Vet FULL HOBOKEN, N. J. newspapers may justifi- NECKER-SHARPE MOntclair 2-0005 DESIGNER TOOL J TO 5 YEARS EXIT of ably pride themselves on their e»ans America here Aug 17 CASH HOboken 3-1455 RIENCE INFORM TOOLS JIGS AND SHORT HILLS FUNERAL HOME FOR presentation of news 29 PRICE FIXTURES TOP LOCAL COMPANY stories and HOboken 3-1456 EXCELLENT DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME FRINGE BENEFITS IN CAPE COD COLONIAL informative articles 525 - 45th STREET CLUDING PROFIT SHARING. SALARY TO on current Well maintained atone rrnnt I yeara rid. UNION 269 MT PROSPECT AVE. &6500. affairs, the report stated Yet.. CITY, N. J. LAWRENCE G. FALLON 4 exceptionally large bedrooma. (eneroua BRENTEN EMP. AGCY. »loar t li\ room with ftmplai all too NEWARK, N. J. apace. tn« r often, a segment of the H. Browne UNion 7-0820 dlnlnf room, modern kitchen m Joseph 157 BOWERS STREET 7M Broad St . .110 Newark reened porrh. 1 1 : press negates its All New nice HUmboldt 2-3333 shrubbed lot. hath* con positive con UNion 7-0120 JERSEY CITY. N. J. REALTORS \enlent to R R Station and Saint Rnae of tributions by headlining and high Uma C hurch Call Mr Rrett*rr OR « Mu I GEORGE OLdfield 9-0579 lighting the WOZNIAK AHR A SON & very stories that Company TWO-BRUSH If you are thinking of buytng or •elltni Cartwright, Bretiger Fowler car caU 1904 - OUI 341 K YtA» MEMORIAL HOME 700 NYE AVENUE james a. McLaughlin Realtor* - 1951 HOWELL S COGAN >« o>»ih»n Rd . Sh Hull. nn FLOOR 320-22 Myrtle Avenue, IRVINGTON, N. J. Alw 591 JERSEY AVENUE Realtor Inauror MICHAEL J. HARRIS Irvington, N. J. ESsex 3-1020 503 Broad St., Bloomfield. N. J. HIGHLAND LAKES Institutional POLISHER JERSEY CITY. N. J. Pilgrim 8 2754 Conrad & Ray Woiniak, REZEM FUNERAL HOME OLdfield 3-2266 HIGHLAND LIKE! ESTABLISHED 1915 Plut 6 Aftochmcnta a home Rtfhe«t Laka Cleaning Directors Buy first Community in N J Supplies 579 Grove Street phone ESsex 3-0606 HOWARD J. BRENNAN 17 TV» HIGH LEVEL N. J. ASM CANS • MATS • SOAP Irvington, WILLIAM BALER |ATTRACTIVE. new. ruattc cabina almnet 6414 BERGENLINE Icompleted ROOFING EXPERTS POLISH TERMS JOHN F. MURPHY ESsex 2-8700 AVE. J bedroom* and aleepm* bat • BROOMS • BRUSHES Bealty Cos. cnnjr. li vin * room with lietdatnne fireplace WEST NEW N. J. WAX • SPONGES • 480 SANFORD AVENUE YORK, MU 6-2400 kitchen, bath. Screened porch Immediate SHEET METAL PAILS STANTON HOME poaaeaalon Club Community Term* ar FUNERAL UNion 7-0373 • TOlirr PAPER NEWARK, N. J. REAL ESTATE A LNSI RANCE ranged DIRECTIONS Take Rl (A in Ri CONSTRUCTION 13 North Rl 23 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE 1367 Stuyvc.nt Av... Union. N J on tn Stork holm, then EQUIPMENT ESsex turn the Richland • MOPPING 3-6053 at Ijakea arrow and follow EOR CHURCHES SCHOOIS NUTLEY, N. J. % BUY NOW iicna to the office of PAPER • PAPER TOWELS • CUPS RETKIJCR AND SHF.PPFRD INC AND INSTITUTIONS JOHN J. QUINN NUtley 2-3131 UNION COUNTY | SELL OR TRADE Alt Typ# Building* 278 Wayne Street FUNERAL HOME BUSINESS DIRECTORY OUR *45 NEW POINT ROAD N. J. 323-329 PARK AVENUE INVESTIGATE Jersey City, CORNY t OORNY APPLIANCES II 5-1700 ELIZABETH. BERGEN COUNTY TRADE-IN PLAN N. i HEnderton 1-0471 ORANGE, N. J. MORTUARY We will Hat 3-6348 your house for sale, or ORange 330 consider buying It. If purchase an CLIFFORD H. PEINECKE ELIZABETH AVENUE you other house through our office Let REPAIRS ua know FRANK McGEE 1321 TEANECK ROAD ELIZABETH, N. J. your requirements Evenings and call Mrs. Kelly WE 99 Holiday* COAL CORP. 525 SUMMER Elizabeth 2-1415 9 3922. RADIOS Hi-Fi LOSQUADRO AVENUE WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Mr. Gallagher NU -3-3870 N. J. STANLEY JOHNSON TOASTERS IRONS FULL NEWARK, TE 7-2332 SELF SERVICE ICE STATIONS GROWNEY FUNERAL HOME CASH HUmboldt 2-2222 Realtor BROILERS 23 High Street NLtley 2 8000 THOMAS J. DIFFILY 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET And All llouaehold Electrical PRICE MURPHY FUNERAL Residential Sales Specialists I Appliances 24 hours week HOME N. J. a' la> Prices a doy—7 doyt a 41 AMES AVENUE HILLSIDE, McCANN WEBBE GRACE Director w J MURPHY, J. Elizabeth 2-1663 RUTHERFORD, N. In The Pink Brick Ranch AMHERST ICE CUBES —50 c 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE 906 E. Ridgewood . BAG WEbster 2-0098 Ave Ridgewood. N. J Brand New NEWARK, N. J. DANIEL J. LEONARD « SONS OLiver 2-0883 APPLIANCE St SUPPLY CO 4»S CENTRAL AVENUE BLOCK ICE —25 c BLOCK HUmboldt 3-2600 PATRICK J. CONTE MORTUARY OPEN WEEKENDS OR*n*« 1-7*19 EAST OR A -NOT mw REGINA FUNERAL HOME BERNARD A. KANE 242 WEST JERSEY STREET CHARCOAL and BRICQUETTES 274 PAINTING FLOOR POLISHER FUNERAL Market Street N. J. HOME ELIZABETH, TWO VINIiN East Paterjon CON T LOCATION! 39 HUMBOLDT STREET Elizabeth 2-5331 JOSEPH HANSON 1955 Park Avo and SCRUBBER SW FREE! , Weehawken - UN 6-4818 6-0068 TOR A GOOD JOH BY lIANIC Plus 6 Attochmanti N. t s lUiwrrn l>yke Lumber NEWARK, J. INTFRIOR. EXTERIOR PAINTING • ■ it Lincoln Tunnel) SW 7-9877 MILLER-BANNWORTH BOOKLETI HUmboldt 3-0733 PAPKR HANGING MINOR CAR pentry. insured thus 509 Anderson Cliffside FUNERAL HOME ON THE TAYLOR on • Ave.. Park - WH 5-2686 HENNESSEY ■ ready created more than 3,000 T«Upb«n« of tit* Models Open Noon to Dark CRestview 3-8873 New Models TWO SIDES OF A COIN SUwi'&i all ARCHGATE Wp want suburban a living . green grass ... friendly town . good At schools a home BI ... quality Twp want price and want it "Gateway to the Splendorous Watchung Hills" Haywood . . we NEXT BRICK TO NEW YORK CITY! TOWNSHIP (PFS) The first side of our coin isn't hard towns Maple Street, New Providence, N J Many Two the new model homes offer price, homes and suburban but oPbiit£" good quality living they're out too Another Fine Sherman Bros Haywood contemporary ranch . . Community far Here, at 13 miles from the and the front-to-back Longview, George Washington Bridge la 2.V split-level On Barnegat off Route 549 minute ridel can be. as one of our Bay Barnegat are being opened for you buyers said "as close as New York as " Tom» River, N. J. public inspection this weekend at possible and still be in the country have seen Bay wood on Barnegat Bay, la ... Yes. the price is And. have 5 furnished you right’ we ... goon seashore resort community variety models from a ★ WOODLAND * BAYFRONT selection of 9 different here complete designs, ranging from charming 2-story The 270 acre site is Colonial sleek California ★ LAGOONS being de to Ranch Built in quality features include \eloped by the American Land Forest Investment walls ★ BOATING * PRIVATE BEACH Corp North Plain plaster complete hot water heat ★ FISHING Lakes , . . . kitchens ... which field, is creating a seashore and poured concrete foundations resort which . . . Route 2 06. Andover community will Lot ond Dock <- Dock Your eventually consist of 1,200 homes Don't take our word for it Come out and see for vourself No Down Payment /)., Oil. Boat with navigable lagoons providing doorstep boat-docking facilities Our lady of Victories Church and School $2,670 (jltlWM At Your Dock The developers offer lagoon Only Walking Distance Away. front homesites for build kA ready Oiraclient G« r dan ftlala lilt *l. Parkway Rauta let laft ing Polhamul la priced from SI.BOO ran and al read la lILVIR lAY POINT The model homes were erected Send for Brochure A 1 for year round Itwng by Webster C.ildersleeve of Gilder Builders, E. B. LEONE Inc of Bavwood FAIR LAWN, N J. or TftMS RIVER. N J. SW fi-1500 Diamond 9-3669 Construction Will Irur 1200*250 Marini On Barnegat Bay To Yarhl Club Under Way MODEL ILLUSTRATED, "THE LEXINGTON" 2-STORY COLONIAL Priced it At OtH«r horn** to It *29,990 Longview Yr Mortgagee f 9 , Al , HARRINGTON PARK (PFS) SDHRISi BEACH —Construction starts are under 4--: way at the Longview housing community here to meet »ummer BARNEGAT BAY and Kail delivery dates assured cnmgjm&m recent buyer* To Injoy the Froth Solt Tong of Fifteen sale* Invites ♦he Seo The of recent are report Opw . . . Scant PiOO Natural ed hv Beir Asso a a a A VoCOttOO HOTT # foT Unspoiled Higgins Realty AT HARRINGTON PARK, N J you Beauty of Allendale. . Hoppy Summer Activities cute* N J since toch at In of three models The Country Club Section of Rooting, Swimming, and introduction new Bergen County Fishing Formerly a estate, available for ONCT II MII.IS II HINUTIS OIIVINO T IMI private thi* The are . o Haven for Eventual Year-Round past Spring models r«OM TH| CIOROS WASHINGTON 811001 those who of 113-house Of Retirement living. want the best for present use part a community MODELS OPEN DAILY A WEEK-ENDS being developed as another Har -j or future investment. Calft Schemes iim| 1 73 FT. WIDE WATERFRONT mer Project by Harold Kramer II AIT V ASSOCIATIS INC GREENBAUM LAGOON and Vincent Cucrhiara BROS PATERSON, N LOTS • Water Main* • Boardwalk Con»ul»ant» offer OIBICTIONS Ttonock LARGE WOODLAND LOTS The builders two-story N®fth on *4 which bacamaa Waah I n«) ar DA wit 1 Ul Iw»»oo A»o • Paved Roads • t spilt mezzanine ranch and I contliiwo In*# Schraalanbursh «4 which bocomoo $l3O DOWN $l3 MO. Bearhes level, lataaatta (4. cantiaua an La*arot*a Rd laai Analhtt HARM!* Pr«t*«9 than W mil, la ranch home* from 557.990 rumiahad fahiblt Hamaa priced 7 and 3 BEDROOM ’ Limited fully 100 Somber of a-Acre Plot ; or. landscaped plots by RANCH HOMES 123 feet and larger The homes Priced Reasotiabl) are located on Lafayette Ave off Finished Homei Schraalenhurgh and • • Knickerhock FISHING BOATING SWIMMING • WATER SKIING • GOIfING • OUTDOOR SOLID YEAR-ROUND ROUTE er Road* LIVING CONSTRUCTION 206, ANDOVER Homes have been delivered to Sumrrmr Rtntalt Available 22 of the 39 buyers 5 s 10 LIVING SHELLS from *2,645 Open 8 ’til Dark Down lO It: F. 0. lex 171 Forked 1 MT. J-3921 OUTDOOR Per Month ♦, Elver, N. Carden Stale Forkad Eiit • DIRECTIONS Pkwy.to Rivtr No. 74. Old Hills turn left at end ol tut and go 2 mill* to blinker it RL 9, turn Rt. Tappan • leH on 9. go M mill to Sunriaa Beach. OR: From Toma South Rl. BUVS A River, on 9. go 914mile* to Suimaa Beach. 81 FOOT— 7 ROOM Waterfront Homesite on FISHING GOLFING • COLONIAL RANCH BEAUTIFUL BARNEGAT BAY • on estate sized plots 175 x 144 or If larger desired [waterfront home sites JUST 50 MINUTES FROM NEWARK BOATING M SKIING Y SHo _* *l*S LAGOON PARADIS! 28,500 TT7I • * also Split I.e\els from $24,500 and Cape Cods from *21.500 WATER all homes on minimum plots 175 x 144 • • Natural Gas Private Beaches SWIMMING F.ntrr Into the bright, cheery renter (oyer entrance and on • Paved • Into Roads Curbs luiury rnomlneaa not BARNEGAT ban Wu usually found In ranches In V) Mure Of ronrr nw**1 this SWIMMING • No prlrr rlass. The larie Assessments living room has WATER a huge pic- • 2 ture window overlooking the SALTWATER POOLS rear yard offering complete PRIVATE SANDT BEACH with privacy a built-in view. SKIING Full dining room, eatra large FOR LIMITED TIME kitchen with brunch area. J BOATING CHOICE LAGOON • generous »lir bedrooms, 2 MONTHLY full baths. oNmONLY! (Master Bedroom • after low LOTS la 13’ I>' and BUILDING x has a private $59 paymtaf full bath —of course), fin- ished recreation and enter- GOLFING 3-bedroom, home on a tainment with year-round room rear eilt FISHING lagoon to • garden, 2-Cadillae garage, *lBOO gas fire heat. • 10t...0n1y $8990 • BOATING Furnished By: "Ronald's of Teaneck" lIVING OUTDOOR • SWIMMING »♦»• • VilM fwrmthgd madal Hill* BERKELEY FISHING Old Tappan m toon at potttbU SHORE ESTATES and »a« that barn* a whglt n«w Ufa far • op«n up yau. CRABBING lIVING • MARINE YOUR BOAT BASIN mvti » BAYYHII, N. J. *.i Mile from St. Plus X Church phone MMCTIOM. IN YOUR BACKYARD 9m4m, (M. *•* $«• Model *» $m IM.h« tak. Iw. f Home NOrth 6-0744 eiIICIIOHI G-d Wk M »—• •• « Pkwy *, mm NFI. Opai Oall, II lire »i, so iiiaiomt a. ■■ AM. -til aa« a. D«rt Forest A Westwood DIktCTIONS SI « •« as. 4.. Aves. TiiMlt Tasnack. narth an Taanaak H*a»ar liawwiaa *1 a, MY I a« whlth bacomu Wathinatan •a lad liaa tawa, Ml lall.. Telephone Old Ay. ana Sthraalankurah as. ta tara Tappan (Bergen Cos.) • l sit uooojno J.vnoo • oniibs Oikar.a- ran* as. Hamnatan Park. Caniii.ua «U7m • n-y-»** "larwaad", an latavatta as. ta oniwwims • dnuvou • onihsij TWmbrook New Jersey ana, turn latt ta aaa Caaai,. Ni. 2-5100 Waatwaaa Ava ana laft ta makal hama. THE 16 ADVOCATE July2. last OPEN WED., THURS., Special for Advocate Readers! FRI. 'Til 9:30 P. M. 4-GALLON SKOTCH KOOLER Closed Sot., July 4«h COMP. 7.49 _ VALUE T.33 . Closed w® Nl tiplidny pirninpirnir* , ktlidny Sundays! ® iniulatvd ® K*«p» liquid* he* or icy cold for Kourt Downstairs Store A prices! , u p.ri.r OQ"*WORLD'S WEST D.Kgk' 03 TOP cans QUALITY MEATS _,.||| >-> c JUICIDRINK 27 years famous In North for the finest 3 meats 00e15 Jersey - lowest pricesl fRUH COCHTMI Z..Q‘ MERKEL S READY-TO-EAT S»* * HEINZ REUSHES SMOKED 6 ,593 Ereien UMONAK HAMS Gulden’s IMBTM® U. S. CHOICE BONELESS PACKARD’S sucks PICKLES kosher SIRLOIN STEAKS lb Dill 26 oz CoU#o * ,nn COCKTAIL decanter MORRELL PRIDE Tomato Juice sell-starting SLICED lb. Qiamond boxes BACON BRIQUETS MORRELL PRIDE ALL MEAT CHARCOAL pt. KaoUitLon bottle lb JUICE FRANKS UNION oz. U. S. CHOICE TOP A BOTTOM Zl7cans Golden CORN ROUND ROAST lb 217-oz.cans We have everything need for SWEET PEAS you quick, summer supper! • PASTRAMI e SALAMI e CORNED BEEF • ROAST BEFF RIPE OLIVES • VIRGINIA HAM e SLAMS • SALADS MAYONNAISE ci PEANUTS CROWN Salted > gACH tS west cye- birdskVJ-r ' pkgs. tSc ,n TRAVrBE«*' The Hnesl pure Havurl for ICE CREANV S FRUIT 33 |a.oT. lb "SKSSS" cans CAKE SARDINES ,oi 1 WONDER 24 a w eel chocolate SODA , * fuscous , 500 CLUB P J ' of DM ibUUT Made ea * pc on CHEK^ CANADA .‘ rD WN6 10-01 d r COFFEE prlc« frHoy. _ pleasantly almond fillmQ A» P'Uee _.|low ea APPLE TURNOVERS D.lxlr—b _ CAKE ea nut ropp' n 9 SUNSHINE with sugar 't» -rich cake - .weather fovoril. Worm SPECIALLY SELECTED gjj QUALITY PRODUCE FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS FANCY, DOMESTIC FRESH-PICKED GOLDEN BANTAM ( .■>;,*; *• •' BLOCK CORN 10 59 v swiss cheese /By the piece lb. 49‘ IMPORTED EXTRA-SHARP Canadian CHEDDAR CHEESE ib 79< READY-TO-EAT - HAFNIA BRAND "/ |b Shoulder PICNIC HAMS ? 1-33 4^ "" GENUINE IMPORTED ♦I BANANAS Golden Ripe 2 * 29 ♦ HOLLAND EDAM CHEESE b 79‘ RADISHES Locally-grown bunch Did know you fhot we carry over 400 /Hi varieties of cheese from the four corners of the world? #1 I*l mi' Office of Superintendent of Schools to officiate at the consecration books, magazines, etc. We could old r of anew Bishop also use Christmas cards c o Office of readers Chancery In the ahsenre of Cardinal Possibly some your Urpes Attractive will fiW Doepfner. the consecration of can help My boys pray for 3 ~~ : l«V;, . r 24 DeGraue who Street, Paterson, N. J. Ferdinand the kind people help us this A U ■* m1 w aj*•! Bishop Piontex as Liturgy Setting DEPo of way Auxiliary the Breslau See was GENOA. Italy (NT) The sirf^ Rev D. Pinto, S. J. CFl> performed by Bishop Otto Spud force of the liturgy will be lost °* ED House °*° P Meissen Ganzaga unless it is made B- heck of more attractive b/.o!E^ 1 Mangalore 3, India. for the faithful. Cardinal Sirl of •i T*’U>‘ Genoa told Mission priests attending a Pica diocesan liturgical congress here ( ardinal Slri JuJjr underlined j 4 u, It's Not at All! From order, Dangerous Kerala fine 1 w staging, of '“ D variety setting *«w sound Editor and and the imparting of -i-r ;,V. J the 1 would he no grateful if you community sense as elements *°« think they will die they make their willa. Bat JUir , u toon >i the which would u ran enlist sympathy of your make the liturgy L haeen been (bit find of we t to e tingle (IN illneea, to uv readers in of attractive 1 a cause »o worthy more Thorough prep- nothing of anything wore*, from will retulting diking. cooperation aration will assure the success of ■ i these /•»*% Other folki From Ernakulam. the heart of elements, he added ' coatidet the of will "The miking ■ ■ « communistic Kerala, we have faithful should V not he _ r KiATIONi V i. . - A for the Ii that novitiate |ob elderly n true too now moved our to Whita- compelled to see the meaning of B.e be twenty-one but of liee field, Mysore State, to ensure the the only with of a mutt many el liturgy the eyes i! 7\ T >-» ' Hf* beyond that age, and remain of eooad and dopening mind. future of our congregation Here the Intellect They must he who P.S. women, have «■ young derided helped by those efforts (of the - »* ' .< to give the of the Still up allurements priest) which bring out the beau 1 V IFIP YOU DOHTDON HAVE7f 1 feel Unit until tick. Bat world and dedicate their that tbey ought to wait at they are lives in ty is already there," he said / V 1 A FIRST NATIONAL State no require* a pbyeical eaaminaion. Not ceee a cold ■ iNTERE»iter^stt \ SAVINGS ACCOUNT... Yon do the thing howeeer eeceeeery. cun healthy you mey be' Saints of the Week V' NOW ,S THE Tl « l/TO oN START ONE) ,* few Sunday, July 5 St. Owttn ■ Anthony Portugal Distinguished self as un 526.000 Confessor. Born ° believe willt for the wealthy. Thee Mary Zaccarta, peacemaker after husbands acc te are me thee are net ga .ooo 0 ; 26s ' Cremona. t * for »ho their Italy, died 1539, cano- death, took habit of Third Order to rich enough. Willi are people like to run own *l° JBfeib-Sic. W» 1897 * Do know nized Founded Congrega 1 of St. Francis, in 4 £3 FROM |irfilrt you that ti you and« died 1336, tion of Clerka of intestate that Regular St canonized in 1825 PP”' : ts. without making a Paul (Barnabitea) and the An Thursday, July f— St. Marla nfttMFTfl’ will your family cannot divide your property? Strangcn gelir Virgin! for will in, take and dittribom women Goretti. Virgin. Born Oct 16, >tep over, it m ware yon may not at Do know Monday, July I— St. Thomat 1890, Corinaldo. Italy Slabbed like. you what tba law prtreidea.’ More, Martyr.’ Born in Ixmdon and killed at age of 12 by youth 1478, beheaded by King Henry i whose repeated advances she re VIII on July 6. 1533, canonized sisted. Canonized 1950 shnul Our bnoklel ti illi t\pl*m> the uAofe laieif. U fa 1335 First layman to become I Friday, July 10 The Seven bt end trail be “falfewed year* far I ejiuag, you one mf~ ar Chancellor Brothers and of England, refined to SS. Rufina and THE \ ST loliriirJ fartier. il util turi rod aeaal yea i ' support King Henry'i divorce Secunda, Martyrs. The Seven lmpriaoned for 15 months before Brothers (sons of St. Feltcitas. FIRST I XATIOXAL BAXK THE MARTKNOLL FATHERS, 111 Eaat mb flaw Tot 11 M. T. death Martyr) were Januarius, Feliz , Without obligation tend of beetle! and pleaae me a copy year Tuesday. 7 SS. Philip, (scourged to death), July Cyril i— v OFJEKSKYCTTY en Annultlee: "Hew To Keep While GteWg." Sylvanus and Methodius, Rishops-Confes- (thrown from a pre ea WUIb: "What Ten Chn Da* A and Only Brothers horn cipice), Alexander, Vltalis sors. In Greece *•*•*•< rv»p R C • Fb4t»l I«W'« )»»>»■ and Martial (beheaded). and venerated as Apostles of the They died My N. Slavs St. about 150 SS. Rufina Cyril died in Rome in TOE ST Cl *MUUII MUM Wild *NMMU WIICL •tuuooi and Roman • ernes 869, St. Methodius In Moravia In Secunda were worn **»•««• f «l Irui tit, Bt htmm. krmt C4y • Inrilmit Mala *o* brraoa A.an.i Hvimi en to death 257. 885 put about nu*u uuui wiid mitim tun win nnnnu otici ■BT HUDSON Saturday, July 11 St. Plua OHIO, w lto»!>w Araw. -| m Wednesday, July I— St. Elisa I, Pope-Martyr. May have been *lll null If ICL »«»■*■ •duunr oil beth of a ••MA-lSinScih ct Portugal, Queen-Widow. born slave, became Pope in MO