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Vol. 13, No. 32 JULY By ED GRANT ed with the idea THURSDAY, 30, 1064 PRICE: 10 CENTS of operating the Rutgers College of Medi- mined not to make.” The state TRENTON the remains of the A special com- Seton Hall cine. takeover of Seton Hall’s school, mittee school, but the by Gov. rejected propos- he said, would continue “medi- appointed BISHOP DOUGHERTY made al to concentrate Richard J. Hughes has recom- on its own in medical education.” a formal request that the state ocrity mended that the state medical school. pay $4 The did take over the medical school: report not consider million to take over the debt- THE GOVERNOR’S moving the medical school commit- "The Archdiocese of Newark out and controversy-ridden Seton tee suggested that an indepen- cannot continue of the Jersey City Medical ... we request Hall of Medicine College and dent board of seven trustees the earliest take- Center, a white elephant which Dentistry. possible including one from each major over . . ." cost the school in lawsuits, The recommendation was —be time and profession appointed to Stettcn’s letter, written after money at its start made to the Governor and 57 preside over the and finish. state-run the committee rejected Rut- state legislators in Trenton school. takeover gers’ at- But educators have talked 28. The chair- proposal, July committee, The committee report tacked printed the'“superficially ap- about a $3l million ed by George F. Smith of New complex a number of letters from in- solution” state-run pealing offered by for the school —a terested parties, arhong them Seton Hall and the state, call- figure which contrasts sharply Bishop Dougherty, president of ing it a with the the $79 million See Editorial, Page 4 “compromise with asked by Seton Hall University, and Dr. concept of excellence in medi- Rutgers for its larger New DeWitt Stetten of Jr., dean cal education which I deter- Brunswick-based center. Brunswick, also included form-
er Governor Robert B. Mey- ner and state Education Com- mission Frederick Raubinger. 22 The panel advised the $4 Lay million N.J. People payment, and esti- mated an annual operating cost of $500,000. The value of the school's equipment was set at $3,736 to million. Off the Missions BUT THE UNIVERSITY also
owes more than $7 million in NEWARK Twenty-two midwest and southern sections elude Donna debts accumulated in the eight- Murphy of West- and women who have vol- men of the U.S., Puerto Rico, Brit- field, and three Caldwell Col- year operation of the school, unteered to serve the Church ish Honduras and the West graduates, Sharon and the committee made no lege Schai- in mission here areas from to Indies. ble of Glen mention of that Ridge, Patricia assuming debt, Africa will be honored The. of Paterson and as was rumored last week. by purpose of the liaison Quinn Ellen Archbishop Boland at a de- The Newark Archdiocese, then is to recruit, screen and. in Harkins of New Brunswick parture ceremony in Sacred some ail of whom arc would have to advance anoth- cases, provide training returning for Heart Cathedral Aug. 3 at 4 their second er $3 million to be free of the for potential volunteers. It year of mission p.m. will service. • school. also serve as a point of The who will volunteers, reference Miss will a Gov. Hughes told newsmen for the varied for- Murphy be work in schools md parishes, and domestic that the legislators were fav- eign apostolatcs, (Continued on Page 3) orable to the proposal. But he making contacts, undertaking said Related 7 initial paperwork and he would not call a spec- Story, Page arrang- ONE Stanton First FAMILY - Bishop gives Communion Church for Mrs. Hoffman and Arthur, 16, William 14, ial session of the legislature, ing acceptance and departure to the Hoffman sons and their in domestic and for- family - five mother, Rodman, 13, and 8. Scene that he was sure the hospitals details, Donald, H, Stephen, is the noting . who kneel eign mission Encyclical around the wheelchair of Neil Gulliksen, the areas, have been Mass for First Saturday Club invalid pilgrims and their lawmakers would vote the nec- After the volunteer is in the whom screened by the Newark Liai- they consider one of their escorts appropriations at its quadraplegic family. Sunday morning before takeoff for Canada essary field, the liaison will help son for the and Dom- It was Gulliksen's that aroused interest in the first session Nov. 16. Foreign maintain close example to visit its shrines. contact with estic "The decision have to Lay Apostolate. The they his home parish, with requests 6 group includes teachers, Aug. make,” he said, "is whether nurs- for such items as clothing, recent want to es, college graduates In an they spend the money books, toys and stamps useful VATICAN CITY - Pope First and business people. Communion to an Paul Airport, keep operating facility in apostolic work. This effort has finished his first en- “Their call," says Rev. operating.” will be geared to cyclical and has turned over L. liaison increasing The bid George Madcr, di- the Italian By ANNE BUCKLEY panel rejected a by awareness within the of to Lat- every weekend. The youngest parish manuscript Hoffman, Stephen, 8, wept, rector, "is to lift men to their Rutgers University which is mutual to the in translators. “Don’t take brother away," the Neil left. feet responsibility NEWARK woman my day so can see and know A Negro and her five sons re- They itself a medical school they planning world inter- Publication is on are still with the authorities for their through personal expected ceived their First Communion from negotiating permanent God, to return men to Bishop Stanton in to take over the est in the work of their Aug. 6, the Feast of of Neil. Jersey City own the Trans- Newark Airport Sunday morning. guardianship their knees to thank Him for facility and preside over its parishioner in the field. figuration. "We have nothing material,” says Mrs. the love and have Beside Mrs. Arthur Hoffman and her sons was their Hoffman, dissolution. hope they whose husband white works in a “but we have Uie as His instruments.” friend, Neil Gulliksen, 27, a quadraplcgic have supermarket, The Rutgers plan would given The subject and size of they THE GREAT majority of greatest thing love for one another.” Msgr. John F. Davis, assis- taken into their home as one of their family. graduate the last class in 1966 the letter are unknown, al- those taking part in the Aug. 3 Neil’s tant director of the Newark example of faith in the face of suffering had when the school through population MEANWHILE, Mrs. Hoffman and the boys kept finding Rutgers ceremony will serve as Ex- prob- fanned the interest Archdiocesan Society for the of the Hoffmans in the Catholic Church their should —and would pro- lems and birth control are way into Catholic churches and Neil with ques- open tension Lay Volunteers within he plying of the will and had been for Rodman Hoff- tions vide for the present Propagation Faith, high on the list of rumored godfather 13-ycar-old about Catholicism into the wee hours sophomore the U.S. Others have chosen of his weekends at man when the preach the departure cere- family was baptized Thursday evening. After with them. and junior classes to transfer service with subjects. He gave them books from his wide religious li- Papal Volunteers the Neil mony, which will conclude airport Mass, and Arthur Hoffman, 17. boarded a brary. to other schools. for Latin American (PAVLA), Traditionally, a Pope pub- with Pontifical Benediction. chartered with 49 other invalids and their volunteer lishes his first plane "Then the Women’s Volunteer Asso- encyclical soon during Holy Week,” Mrs. Hoffman “the MEYNER’S BOARD vetoed escorts, Stanton, in to the recalls, the Missioners after his election in order including Bishop pilgrimage said TIIE DEPARTING group in- ciation, to children to me, ’This is the time. We’re to he that "The committee Mary shrines of Canada under auspices of the First ready saying, Saturday cludes four women who of North Carolina, the Volun- outline his program the Catholics.’ So we went to Rev. James Mills St. is young Club. at Paul’s, convinced that the Rutgers are to the domestic 'teer Program of Boston Col- "platform” setting the tone of Greenville, and started taking instructions. proposal is unsatisfactory . . . returning missions for a second year as lege, the Indian Missions of his pontificate. NEIL WAS INJURED 10 in an "Neil it is unrealistic to years ago automobile helped us a lot. When we were the suppose that learning rosary, Extension South Dakota and Newark De- accident. Lay Volunteers. But for the first year of his He lived with his Mrs. Anne in he was our teacher. He knows so much about the the would remain at mother, Gulliksen, Faith. faculty Porrcs. Also to be honored at the Paul VI the Curry's Woods public housing in City. His mother Seton Hall the ’64-’66 cere- reign, Pope concen- Jersey They was a very religious woman and it rubbed during mony are missioners who Slated to travel furthest are trated on the Vatican Coun- became fast friends with their cessa- lay neighbors, the Arthur Hoff- off on him and now it has rubbed off on us. period. The immediate are to their homes Elaine Keller of cil started his Mrs. Hoffman marveled Neil's tion of medical and dental returning Palisades, by mans. at "Neil has and have predecessor, "unwavering given us so much, we given so in the Archdiocese Newark who will teach for PAVLA in Pope John XIII. faith,” at "seeing him so graciously, so humbly little.” graduates from 1964 to 1970 accepting after their completing period Peru, and Barbara Corvino of In his everything so uncomplaining^” (when the first Rutgers stud- speech opening the of service. a nurse who will She had the chance to see of the when TIIE NIGHT OF the Mrs. ent would at the Orange, second council session last more same Neil Baptism, Hoffman says, was graduate) Even serve in Africa for the Wom- to a "like a Boland for- fall, the indicated that and his mother invited the Hoffmans First Saturday wedding —but so much more important.” Just earliest would aggravate New Archbishop Pope en's Volunteer Association aft- Club Mass and breakfast last December. before The mally established the liaison talk on the council's aims The Hoffmans leaving for St. Paul’s Church the catechumens re- Jersey’s problems. Rut- er a at George- have invalids at ceived last March, there were about year’s training would take the place of the joined the group of their monthly Mass a giant bouquet of flowers from "Your First Satur- gers proposal, reduced to its 20 North residents town University. ever since. day Club Family." The fact that it would be in the bosom simplest terms, costs the state Jersey customary "platform” encycli- last January, Neil’s mother died of that the benefits of effective serving in such places as the The Extension Volunteers in- cal. Then, suddenly. “We “family” that they would receive their First Com- an were all the Neil had Mrs. Hoffman munion from of medicine and den- family left," says. a Bishop of the Church put the whole college "All we could do was what we would do for our own child. thing beyond description for the Hoffmans. tistry." Neil is like our son.” announced Then one more Rutgers recently there was bit of happiness. It came The Hoffmans Neil with them through his mother’s that it intends to build its kept when Arthur Hoffman Sr., who had watched his wife and own to medical school in New funeral, with welfare authorities let him sons Bruns- pleaded city five espouse their new Church, announced the next with them and he wick. Plans call for the first stay indefinitely, when was assigned to day that he had come to his own decision. He will begin Poliak arranged to have him home with them class to enter the Hospital instructions in Catholicism with Father Mills. two-year school in 1966.
Rutgers was once approach- Priests Returning Assigned Church Schools Participate Fr. Cevetello Named States’ Rights Win To Villa Walsh In War on Poverty NEWARK - Rev. succeeds Msgr. Joseph Cgvetollo Paul WASHINGTON - The
been as 80-7, with a of Stay appointed pastor of would live in conservation compared vote Our 62-33 for final of the Lady of Mt. Carmel camps and training centers; a passage Church here. bill. work-training program for 200,- On the Inside ... Father Barancllo succeeds 000 youths aimed at increasing as Ghettos Last Very Rev, Joseph their and OUi UN A LIMB? That’s one to Mozzanottc, employability help- As Long way O.F.M. Cap., who was re them in school; describe “The Press Box" column ing stay a elected of the Women cently one ma- work-study program for needy Posing By JOHN R. SULLIVAN Farmer, national director of throughout the cities and sub- which dreams up anew kind of jor superiors of the New Jer- college students; and commu- the Congress of Racial urbs and Equal- the removal or reno- habit for nuns. See 4 SOUTH ORANGE - James sey Capuchins. action mobiliz- As Nuns Here was Page nity programs ity, addressing more than vation of the ghetto housing Farmer was and his suit The new pastor is a na- and tired, the bi- ing public private commu- 500 people July 27 at which would provide both jobs THE ESTABLISHED RELIGION is the tive of The should be was drenched after a hot He attended for attack on public long lecture series and Brooklyn. nity resources an weekly summer housing for whites and Ne- two St. warned that day’s work. He had just come news in countries Malta, Lawrence Seminary, Bea- poverty. a group of groes." from the of racial riot- con, N.Y., and Our of The bill also calls for aid women falsely representing scene where it is Catholicism, the Faith of Lady to But before this happens, and More on 3 the farm families and themselves as Sisters from ing beatings. Race, Page Angels Clericate, Staunton, small busi- each man’s must be the majority; and Vietnam, where "The nation’s cities prejudice Va., before ordained Queen of Angels Parish, will being in nesses, basic adult education eliminated or some consider it Buddhism, the never be from "unlearned,” a 1932 in D.C, Newark, are secure riots, Washington, efforts, and creation of a do- soliciting at Seton Hall particularly difficult University spon- job, he creed of the minority. His first funds in this from economic and social Stories Page 14 assignment was to mestic to be called area. because peace corps sored by the Association for said, of the emotional problems, as as the Ne- Mt. Carmel, Passaic, where he “Vista.” If long approached, one should International nature of prejudice. he Development. GROUND RULES for ecumenism are served for Father gro ghettos exist,” said one year. Under the Senate-passed not hesitate to ask for cre- "As Farmer called the bill, long as these ghettos Negro laid Cardinal a Vatican sadly. “Our society has by Alfrink, Baranello then taught at Im- as well as the version of the dentials. No such creden- revolution exist,” he "we will sit "the second Ameri- alienated one tenth of its citi- said, Council and member maculate Heart of president of Mary High legislation before the House, tials have been issued by on a tinderbox." can Revolution." zens. It has shoved them into School, for three the the Vatican’s unity secretariat Page Beacon, private agencies and institu- parish or the Newark ‘The first," he said, 2 with force and violence "ap- years, and for five tions could Archdiocese. ghettos FARMER’S SOLUTION to years 'and in many the of lib- cooperate in turn, force proved principle at St. Lawrence. which, bre£d and the Itself of these programs. problem was sim- but left out of its Including violence." erty, many ple: (Continued "integration, dispersal pn Page 3) 2 THE ADVOCATE July 30, 1964
Cardinal Alfrink:
Respect Is Key to Ecumenism
WASHINGTON, DC. (RNS) The time is past, he said, have not received that atten- Respect for the sacredness when the Christiani- peoples of tion with Catholics that they of conscience and for the re- ty can "mutually sulk about deserve. ligious of convictions others old grievances against one an- “In turn, Reformed Chris- "will be the foundation only other." Cardinal Alfrink called tianity has discovered that, in for ecumenical really conver- for a positive after the seeking heat of the fight, the Ref- Bernard sation,” Al- rather than negative Cardinal unity a ormation threw overboard frink of Utrecht, the Nether- and sterile debate on the ques- more than is justified accord- lands, said here. tion of blame for the divisions ing to the Gospel.” of Christians. “HERE LIES the painful "The CITING of our horiz- EXAMPLES, the of all ecumenical widening tragedy Cardinal ons today has made Christian- said Catholics are strivings.” continued the Car- ity from with painfully conscious that our gaining contact Prot- who is a of dinal, president estantism divisions have become in the an increasing inter/ the Second Vatican Council literal est in sense of the word Holy Scripture, a stress and a member of the Vatican a on the idea scandal for humanity, a of the Eucharist Secretariat for Promoting as the Christian 'DOORS doors stumbling-block for the mis- banquet, and OF DEATH' - The new of St. Peter's Basilica two lower which deaths Christian Unity. "Often panels, depict Pope John, the unity sion the "without the theolo- the noted Italian Christian faith has to wronging by Giacomo Manzu have death various Pontiffs will not be found because both sculptor and the and death in gical of Virgin Mary, fulfill in the world," he said. position of the Mother of their theme. at left and sides are bound their fide- Enlargements show the earth and by right space, on by violence. Our Lord in the work of salva- to the Word of God. No- HE lity STRESSED that despite tion, a tendency to moderate body can, even for the sake historical schisms, "we have slightly the exuberance with of do violence his unity, to to are of the acknowledge we which the veneration of Our Vatican Asks Aid conscience and to truth itself. same stem and that we have has often been ex- Whoever in Lady conscience feels a News common basis our belief in the in pressed.” People obliged to understand the Word in the one Lord. The acknowl- In turn, Protestants are of God In now For a certain way can- edgment of and the living up paying more attention the Young Couples to not and may not declare he to this fundamental must Sacraments unity and are Auxiliary James W. of understands it otherwise.” studying MUNICH, life selfish individ- Bishop Coadjutor Bishop Fairbanks, be the basis of all ecumenical Germany (NC) today was Gleeson such questions as the real of Adelaide, Alaska. The pres- Young today should be ualism. Australia, Cardinal, speaking at people activity. ence of Christ in the Euchar- has been named titular Arch- the Interfederal to build families The of He pointed that given help keynote Ger- Juan Cardinal Landazurl Assembly out ecumen- the position of speaker, of Aurusuliana ist, Mary and against modern bishop and Pax Romana, said ecu- ical pressures the many’s family affairs Ricketts, of Lima, every contacts are the minister. 0.F.M., bringing new function of in the Coadjutor to Mat- menical Bishops Holy See has told the Inter- Dr. Bruno said that Archbishop has received Grand dialogue must begin to both Catho- Heck, Spain’s understandings he said. thew Beovich of Adelaide. with both Church, national Union of partners lics and other Christians. Family Or- "never were the Cross of Carlos 111. starting "The goal,” he healing pow- said, "is not ganizations. from the that each ers of the more neces- supposition "On the Catholic side,” he a family J. Ludwig Erhard, German vague Christianity in which Very Rev. Gilbert Gra- has no other The Vatican messaga linked than to intention than “to said, “we have an sary now," referring Chancellor, will gained ap- everyone is content with what hrm, 0.P., has been elected speak at this seek for the truth in help to young with the in which human fidelity preciation of the authentic he himself couples degree superior of the Dominican year's the Ger- believes about prov- Katholikentag, to the Word of God. If from "the worldwide for is overwhelmed evangelical values which Re- struggle personality by ince man National Catholic Christ. This would of St. Albert the conven- the imply freedom of the individual.” modern Great, very this point formed Christians industrial society. tion. beginning have in Christian indifferentism 18 midwest kept . . . Julius encompassing of view is not taken, such ecu- honor Cardinal to the union's 15th and which an his- Doepfner, Delegates by which seems to be one of the states and two mission terri- William 40, former menical of Munich and world meeting Clancy, conversation seems to torical evolution of Reforma- Archbishop included the greatest dangers of present- tories. Commonweal associate editor me a chimera.” Freising, who was a conven- life'ministers of tion and Counter-Reformation family Spain, day ecumenical and religion editor for Newa- striving.” tion asserted that the Austria and speaker, Luxembourg. The T. Bishop George Boileau, week, will be ordained a priest greatest force opposing family U.S. sent 30 delegates. S J has been 6 -» consecrated Aug. in Pittsburgh. Now It’s 'No’ for Sudan
SENSATtOHAL ACM£ BONUS OfFfR Missioners; Rumors End COM PUT! »ow SAVE"1.50 BCAUTIfUI SIERRA PATTERN An Ad toes! * News Fuad Ammun announced Summary that the country of Sudan. MELMAC DINNERWARE there was no agreement be- It was all Even 4-Pc. Plo<# Plan Setting wrapped up. tween the Vatican BUT who later Setting and Sudan AMMUN, SURRA Sudan PATTERN president Ibraham broadcast concerning the priests. a press conference MILMAC DINNER WARI Aboud hinted to a 99 Cairo audi- over Bierut V Ammun, who conferred with radio, denied re- ClMif ence that it was so. ports of a settlement. lUt Pope Paul VI three days be- Nil S3 *> A half-dozen Mediterranean fore In 99 Nklmm N fM Romo, had left that "These reports that sources that the implied ’ WITH COUPON IVM reported 300 with the Sudanese meeting the prediction government was Christian missionaries 272 that the missionaries would wrong in its measures and Catholics and 28 Protestants return. He had been that mediation soon dis- was aimed at who were expelled from Su- cussing the in Sudan. the effect of the mis- dan last subject removing May would be per- Sudan’s Aboud, speaking in take. Some reports referred to mitted to return. At least, they LANCASTER Cairo, "proclaimed forgive- a statement that the Sudan BRAND said, replacements could be ness for all and Vatican that has taken the have, as a re- sent. HOLLAND place in the past," and in- sult of Lebanon’s mediation, THAT dicated that the missionaries reached an WAS one week. Be- agreement under fore long, the denials would return. which Catholic missionaries came. HOUSE From who had been the Sudan, the expelled would foreign ROME RADIO said details return to that ministry hotly denounced re- country.” of It the pact would be released ports that would permit en- Lebanon's role was of that a soon. Bierut radio COFFEE try of the missioners. seconded mediator, “not an umpire,” he Sudan Ammun’s statement. interior minister Mu- said, “and sought only to com- Vatican Radio ignored 1 lb. can STEAK Ahmad the municate hammad Irwah to .either side the **■ ORfflN •cotched ''rumors’* subject. STAMPS that the' views of the and utipr to sug- R «-T lUO It ® missionaries or their was still Ignoring it when gest a solution re- acceptable to SIRLOIN the first placements would be al- denial bounced back both sides. lowed back. from Sudan. It left an open “I was 75 unable to say that field for other speculators. the Sudanese AND THE government had clincher came Bierut Radio first predicted agreed to the from return of the OM- Bicrut, Lebanon, where that 100 new missionaries that cation's missionaries since that (JIM foreign minister would gov- be permitted to enter ernment did not so agree. . .” IDEAL Holy Father’s Week COFFEE COUPON PORTERHOUSE STAMPS Asks for Return of Honesty M«. WHP OR FMC STEAK «, 89« 1 A RJUY COOKED, MIDGET CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy Church." ary of the institution (NC) Pope Paul VI called of the 69 The Pope's message was feast of for restoration to full Corpus Christi. value of sent by Amleto Cardinal tha Cicog- The Pontiff will principles of fra- arrive at honesty, nani, Vatican BONELESS HAM Secretary of about 5 ternity and concord p.m., celebrate Mass >99' in social State, to a conference of and individual ec- in the cathedral and deliver life as a de- a PRIDE clesiastical of the directors Por- and fense against "threats of dis- sermon, return to his tuguese Catholic Action sum- LANCASTER BRANO SKINLESS here. home fireside order and subversion.” mer at about 9 p.m. FARM • THIS COUPON The houses Appearing at noon to recite cathedral a relic Not Pillars ST the and blesa Pope, of a blood stained Mass AMPS Angelus thou- cor- FRANKS m%55« purcHaM CASTELGANDOLFO (NC)— poral (a CATSUP 2^99c sands, the Pope spoke of the piece of linen on In his first which GRANOtAW "reasons for general audience the Host Is LANCASTER BRAND persisting appre- placed) at his hension summer home which ia said have and sorrow for so here, to led Pope Paul ROUND * many bereavements Pope said he appreciated Urban IV to declare 229< ROAST 99« TURKEY and mis- Corpus fortunes" the visitors all the Christi FIRESIDE which still torment more be- as a universal feast BRAND cause had In the world. they come to 13M. BREAST Oil., If/I He to some see pointed «•*»•-* O”. him SLICED AAL weakness and not simply the BACON 2 99* WHITI MEAT ►Hppln* and decadence re- gran- X deur of St. Peter's •EACrr COOKED garding good principles which Basilica. LANCASTER FROZEN Evtryom't About BRAND, More than Talking must 8,000 GLENSIDE sustain Individuals as persons MEAT fc. well crowded the audience hall. An- DINNERS 79c as family, social and in- -.J* other Albert’s THIS COUPON ternational life.” 2,000 outside listened WORTH over 30 WHIN Ho a loudspeaker system as stamps exhorted his audience to Smarleaa Calilna the continued his CATSUP fresh that God Pope Wed- yRtSH, pray CHlf'l IPICUL acme “may render fresh 5-lb. goodness nesday public audience prac- Pall Cauria strong goodness POTATO*! tice. llrlala Itaak which Is not weakness but en- DINNER M "It la dowed your devotion, your LARGE, SWEET, SEEDLESS with profound energy.” 2 ~27« that lead Before affection, you here, $ the prayer he offering not the 4.25 attraction of spectacu- greeted by radio various (XmaMwiu*. i. lar ceremony.” Limit Oh. • DINNER **«*-« >—m, groups assembled in Vatican The Pope said it Is faith that .VIS St. Peter’s • City's Square. attracts COCKTAILS believers to see him, • GRAPES 2 while what • BANQUETS DANCE 45 brings nonbeliev- SOLIOI/M U. Sick ers is FRIDAY i RIPE THIS Sparks Priests "perhaps your search to • CLUB COUPON WORTH understand who the Pope Is.” SATURDAY BAKED 30 CASTELGANDOLFO (NC) - LUNCHEONS ORfIN STAMPS purcho* Pope Paul has sent a TOMATOES Mm message • Y«ur Hoit Albert Praihl of encouragement to sick Ital- A. Ruocco 2^!35< BEANS SWCtT, JUICY ian 3 Rooms— priests making a pilgrim- Dining to Orvieto Trip Facilities age to Our Lady’s shrine in for 20 to 300
VATICAN CITY - Lourdes, France. The Pope H lAOII ROCK AVI, I 1.00 NECTARINES * Addriu will leave 19 Casteigandolfo on HANOVIR, N.J. «T«A fANtT 0««r The said over Vatican mum A« I, MM Pope Reservation* 11 for Orvieto where he 902-7425 Dm •*>«Apln* Radio that "The Masa of their Aug. M| will Closed Monday) Excipt Holidays CUCUMBERS 4*- 19c participate in the centen- umes daily suffering obtains for their kiis« brother priests engaged in the IDEAL KrWt Am«rlcon Sllcm ministry the most ardent Id.ol Virginia Uo THIS COUPON graces for and Whit* Color*d WORTH sanctification an & or PORK or Pink Here Regular or 30 ORfIN efficacious apostdate." today, Ch*rry llotbmry STAMPS pm* • ParmdaM Catholic where BEANS CHEESE Lauds Action tomorrow? LEMONADE PIES PHO/IN FATIMA, Portugal (RNS) With some moving companies, never a you’re Your Add,... Pope Paul, in message ex- the virtues quite sure. Engel’s centralized control 6^1.00 2^B9e 10'.» 1.00 tolling of the Cath- office Choice CXI., olic Action movement keeps tabs on ALL t'lcm Wmm tm 0„. around our vans, eliminat- IM.. Aug, 1. the world, said its growth dem- ing delays and lost shipments. With onstrated the increased col- an IDEAL Engel move, you're here Clip r laboration of the with THU COUPON laity WORTH THU today and there tomorrow. Coupon* COUPON WORTH 30 ORffN TM» Bishops. STAMPS 35 COUPON ORffN WORTH MARGARINE STAMPS 90 "We dealra that Cathollo Ac- 295 V.. tt, SAH ORfIN STAMPS EL 4-7800 "♦* nnKm. tion exist and remain aub- •» Mf J Mm QUARTERS "®«H4 for ■tantially the name aa our EXTRA MWI PnMW venerated predecessors have Nam. Inc. S A H outlined in the last Engel Brothers, Addr.li decade,” LMm. the Pontiff said. "Catholic 45c Ac- 2 OII„ l**l tion world-wide la on., IWX belonga by now to the con- moving cfupm mi tl'oppl/* Stamps 0*» *M
Police Review Board Asked Negro Nun Speaks
NEW YORK - The Catholic ing a three-day symposium on have wings.’ Interracial Council and the "The Christian Commitment in “I would hope that people 'A city’s Committee of Black in Religious Race Relations” at St. Bona- more attached to little humans Woman Shadow Cross' Leaders have called on venture of M-ayor University where he than to superficial human pat- CINCINNATI Robert to establish (NC) Ang- After she Wagner a teaches. terns even Emancipation, lingering effects would be prepared of slavery ”, and being turned away with uish, heartache and civilian review board to inves- “The silent voices to frustration said, the Negro woman con- and empty adopt a child of a color dif- such comments “if are the as only you of of a Negro to SISTER MARIA an tigate charges police bru- hands of neutral most feelings tinued walk in an atmos- recalled priests and ferent from ...” were a registered nurse . . . woman “as she occasion at the of tality. Sisters are the best rational- • struggles phere “infected with slavery’s when, age if had a college edu- the forces of hatred 17, she only you Protestant and against in consequences.” was in a fivc- Catholic, ization for the uncommitted malignant working cation.” Hacks Housing Law a of and-ten-ccnt store Jewish leaders offered their and the best for those spirit faith, hope and “She after school weapon was a woman whose hours. to the Calif. love,” a Negro nun, Sister AS A MEMBER help government against commitment,” Father SACRAMENTO, (NC) total sacredness as a human of an all- Maria A white during the in Harlem Alden J. Bell of Mercedes, vocation di- customer, annoyed she rioting Gasnick, said. Bishop person had been utterly des- Negro community, con- and Sacramento rector of the Franciscan Hand- because the clerk could Brooklyn and urged their “A Catholic all too often has urged Cath- troyed," she said. young tinued, she has been “aware not congregations to olics to maids of Mary, said as she produce a desired item, of the artificial pray for an could go through his whole actively oppose a pro- The nun suggested that the show of friend- end to the racial constitutional amend- spoke on “The Effects of Sla- publicly berated her as a crisis. life,” he noted, “without ever posed institution of slavery was “no “nig- ship by communities who wel- very” Mt. St. ger” Francis Cardinal ment to the state’s at Joseph’s Col- and “relegated me into come ‘the little colored Spellman hearing a sermon onthe moral- nullify new longer solely responsible.” nuns’ lege. the sent of ity of racial discrimination fair law and ban such category of to parties for a telegram encourage- housing “Was not the itself illegitimacy." arranged just Some 600 society “But ment to Mayor Wagner and preached in his parish.” laws in the future. persons, most of nothing is quite so them.” culpable for not working at them Sisters sum- she asked for prayers in churches Father Gasnick out He said the would attending painful,” went on, “as a said Sister Maria pointed change its attitudes toward "No," crush the human mer sessions at the changing cut from the subtle knife Sunday and for the “practice that of and of college, often “not her reli- leadership priests rights the newly-freed slave?” she Mercedes, even took part. wielded by of and Sisters is needed in minorities. those who arc has the understanding, justice preaching asked. gious garb protected clothed love on the part of all of “Fair and in the symboliz- from the men sermons, organizing parish housing em- SISTER MARIA, garb Negro woman bigotry bom and “Because society did not will. .” discussion ing charity.” of the world. good . and action groups, without How ployment practices raised in said that meet this pathetic Harlem, responsibility, today She told how she It was at an ses- with civic and discrimination are the had gone that Christ’s great command- emergency cooperating rightful black “every woman must 100 years after the Emani- from sion of the Committee secular motherhouse to mother- ment to love one another city’s of organizations such as privilege of every man,” he walk oft- in the shadow of the cipation Proclamation I, as house, “seeking admission into Religious Leaders at the peak the NAACP, cooperating in in- said, "denial of these rights for en has only been .■'given lip cross simply because she child, woman, and religious, the of the that the offer efforts and all-out reason of race alone is un- postulancy of the differ- service even in the court of rioting of terreligious is black.” still carry the burden of the aid to the instruction the ent white religious orders” His chosen ones.” city was made along in classroom. Christian and immoral.”
with the request for establish- • ment of a police review board. In Passaic Area Praises Voter Drive Participants in the session in- cluded Msgr. L. Miss. (NCI Gregory HATTIESBURG, KRESGE-NEWARK . . . NOW Mooney of the New York Arch- —■ A priest whose parish hall diocese and Rev. Kenneth was burned Set to Return M.J. down six weeks Negroes Visits Morgan of the Brooklyn Dio- ago following its use by a Ne- cese. called the CLIFTON The Passaic- will return the visits gro group college couples and the Passaic-Clifton Coun- The Catholic students' Interracial voter registration Clifton Committee on Fair with about 20 to 25 white cou- cil of Churches. Council, in a release drive in the signed by state a necessary Housing and Human Rights ples expected to take part. A Mrs. John Paterson, interra- executive director Arthur second D. job. will hold the phase of larger program is being plan- cial relations chairman social Wright, called the establish- Rev. John Kersten, S.V.D., its home visitation program ned for September. of the Passaic-Clifton District ment of a police review board said that Aug. 9, with Negro Thehome visitation Mississippi Negroes couples program is Catholic representative on first last a "necessary step to re- need outside encouragement who were hosts May re- grew out of the work of the the committee. organizing . store confidence before visits of members interfaith of the Negro they can stand on their turning the and interracial com- Couples interested in the pro- QUALITy in the police own. In the of the white mittee on fair community de- long run, he said, community. housing and hu- gram are asked to contact her will have to work out In about 15 white cou- man rights. It is endorsed at 473-1173 partment.” they May, by or through the COUR homes the *e»vics: Wright’s statement also their own problems, but ples visited six Negro Paterson Diocese, the Pas- committee at PO Box 665, Clif- noted “another consideration” added: the Now the Negro saic-Clifton Board in area. of Rabbis ton. considered as important as po- “I cannot say when that will lice brutality: “failure on the be. I think the volunteers of the part police to enforce agree that they must work to the law in Bedford- make themselves CORE Head Tells Harlem, super- AID... Stuyvesant and South fluous."
Jamaica” all • (Continued from Page 1) plan for a solution Negro com- temporary talk about some things.” munities and Ne- to the Harlem racial hot-spots in the Asks Foster Homes practice: women, workers, crisis: violence which followed a review board the groes. police to re- CORE’S ROLE, said Far- of a old PITTSBURGH “The won store confidence that the shooting 15-year Negro (NC)-Bishop suffragettes equal- po- mer, is that of a bridge be- a lieutenant. John J. Wright has for the unions won lice will protect boy by police appealed ity women, Negroes; use tween the white and Negro to white families to worker, and this of adopt or it for the more Negro policemen in communities. provide foster homes for Ne- 'second revolution’ is winning Harlem, and quick grand Asks Commitment jury “We are standing in the mid- and other action in gro non-white in- for with the liberty Negroes.” dealing dle with in OLEAN, N. Y. A Fran- one finger each fants. shooting of 15-year-old James ciscan priest originally from THE CIVIL RIGHTS bill will camp. We can’t let go, He said that the need for Powell by a police lieutenant St. Leo’s, East has do great deal towards clos- although we are being at- Paterson, foster homes or a which touched off the adopting par- called he said, and rioting. tacked from both sides. upon and Sisters ents for these ing this gap, al- priests children “is He also admitted CORE’S to be “totally committed in acute ready its effect has been felt “We have to establish roots to the point of despera- abandonment of Harlem’s m the cause of civil rights,” and more in the South than in in both communities. We need tion.” lower class and unemployed cr to "follow the lead of their the North. of and Negro support, course; we Bishop Wright said the open- promised correction of grass-roots work "In the we have also need white Bishops by of homes of white North, this. This accusation has support." ing persons in relations.” race to colored children closed our eyes to prejudice. caused At the end of long “would be some to question CORE a question Rev. 'invisible Roy a wonderful We have an Negro’ in Farmer dealt with Gasnick, 0.F.M., way to demon- leadership Harlem. session, national moderator whom we hide in the of Action strate practical ghetto, “We have to charges that Communists had recognition of given them up m for Interracial the where he is ready to ignite the infiltrated Understanding unity of the human family embrace the middle class the civil rights SWa5 an- (a Franciscan Third Order and tinderbox with his pent-up cause. loving acceptance of the a mistake which we will have movement) made frustration. his plea dur- truth that ‘all ger and to God's children rectify. Right now, there “The Communist incidence he comes out of the "And are CORE organizers on the is small amazingly so. But ghetto suffering from two streets of Harlem saying to after all, it’s tough enough be- of the handicaps prejudice ‘C’mon boys’ gangs: man, we ing blacky without being black Two Priests historical master-slave atti- Break a Help got to go to meeting and and red at the same time.” Up tudes and his own 'super-visi- bility': a black skin.” Anti-Negro Demonstrations The black skin has to stay, he said, but the prejudice 22 ... NEW YORK (NC) A Lay priest this man’s People helped police turn back against supposed 50 youths preparing to charge Congress of Racial Equality "inferiority" can and must go. (Continued from Page 1) Bethany, Okla.; Barbara pickets outside here. white suffers from Nap- police headquarters “The man teacher and SHOP-AT-HOME SALE! Extension pub- pa of Rev. Robert PerreUa of if Belleville, elementary Most Precious Blood this prejudice equally not licist in Oklahoma City, Church also moved Olda., teacher, Chicago, 111.; repeatedly through a crowd of 300 more so than the Negro.” Miss Scahible, a parish work- Mary Jo Powers of New neighborhood residents who gathered to jeer the CORE Farmer quickly laid the er in BatcsviUe and Newport, teach- demonstration. Providence, elementary 3-PC. CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS blame on all of "Who society: and a Ark., Miss Quinn teach- er, Yukon, Okla.; Mary Joan At one when 50 youths is he point, slipped past bar- the innocent bystander?" in Puerto Rico. Miss police er Hark- of elemen- riers and moved if Scully Maplewood, as to charge the the asked. “No bystander is in- pickets, priest ins has not yet received her tary overlooked and of teacher, Carthage, Mo., arm sleeves seams! a group policemen in front of them. nocent, but is his , stepped guilty by new assignment. and Marian Wolf of Glen including "Go said the home," priest. "If God is not color lack of and Involve- blind, concern worker neither should OTHER Ridge, parish Gilette, we be. Go home.” ment.” Extension Volun- Wyo. The teers and their fitted sleeve* and over- for sofa and 2 chairs youths retreated, although the crowd of specta- assignments Imagine! You get arm tors did not. LATER Farmer his Kathleen repeated are: Carablin of THE TWO Mary Missioncrs looked double stitched deluxe seat seams, extras never (up to 5 cushions) Father Perrella said he felt the to resentment of Ridgewood, parish worker, North Carolina will be included And neigh- before in a as low as this! die borhood Anne price people against the CORE demonstrations stem- Anadarko, Okla.; Devlin Marie Droblnske of Oakland Planned fabrics are SCOTCHGARD* treated to med from losses in businesses caused by the demonstra- Trip of South Orange, parish work- and Brenda Falcone of Du- exciting 99.95 tions. er, Alma, Kan.; Robert Eng- mont. Both will teach and also make them resistant to stains and soil. reg. 171.30 In Boston, a To Canonization ler of Tcnafly, work- priest helped break up a demonstration campus do parish work, such as cen- er, by whites outside a racially integrated East Boston hous- University of Colorado; sus taking. Lynn Lcisentritt of SHOP AT HOME. Our trained will WASHINGTON, D.C.—Very Maureen of consultant cometo with fabrio ing project. Hickey Englewood Elizabeth will be a teacher in you sample*. Mimie Rev. Anthony J. Coolen, W.F., Cliffs, Call MI Ext. 581 582. Rev. Pitaro came from Holy Redeemer Church elementary teacher, the Boston College program, 2-8000, or provincial superior of the and to a crowd of about Waco, Tex; and Walt Cmielewski of Har- credit appealed 300 to go home after Easy terms are available. White Fathers, will serve as Also, Patricia they had paraded and chanted for several hours Kenyon of rison will teach in the Ind’ against i Custom Slipcovers, Fourth Floor. Newark spiritual director of a pilgrim- West Only. four Negro families. The crowd dispersed. Orange, parish worker, missions at Stephan, S.D. to Rome for the canoniza- age Sheridan, Wyo.; Helen Kraus Diane Dormant of Montclair tion African of the 22 martyrs, of Elizabeth, school high will serve as an elementary Oct. 18. El teacher, Reno, Okla.; Jac- teacher for the Newark De- The trip will leave New Laderman queline of Fair Porres at Queen of Angela ************** York Oct. 12 and will return Lawn, orphanage worker, parish. will be THERE IS NO Oct. 29. Pilgrims of- TOASTMASTER fered a choice between a tour **POINT IN** of European cities or a trip S\ to Uganda, home of the mar- Bill Favors 2-SPEED SHOUTING. * Says ELECTRICALLY tyrs, after the ceremonies at EVERYBODY Rome. be made at 20" Inquiries can FAN FOR WINDOW KNOWS THE the Uganda Martyrs Center, 'Industrial' Farms BEST PLACE 1624 St., N.W., here. WASHINGTON (NC) - A to them. TO BUY YOUR national Catholic Father rural life Father Vizzard argued that DuBay spokesman has sharply criti- the DIAMOND* proposed contract would cized Interior 25.88 Department pol- benefit non-complying “huge Transferred icies ***lS AT*** which, he said, favor industrialized operations" “huge industrialized” farm which • LOS ANGELES (NC) - op- he said are "the 3-position control—high, off MARSH’S. very low, erations over farms. antithesis Rev. William H. Dußay, 29, family of the family farm." • weather-protected motor Rev. James L. Vizzard, Since YOU GET NO who criticized James Cardinal S.J., passage of the Nation- * director of the Washington of- al Reclamation Act in removable Mclntyre in June for failing 1902, he grille for easy ** FINER** fice of the National Catholic to provide civil rights leader- said, the "whole purpose” of cleaning Rural Life at- federal ship to Catholics in the Los Conference, Irrigation and reclama- * QUALITY, tacked contract polished aluminum blades Angeles Archdiocese, has a proposed be- tion activities has been “to tween the * 2 NOBETTER been transferred to a parish government and the promote family farming In this speeds; handle for carrying Westlands in Calif. Water District in and to suburban Anaheim, country prevent land • electrically ♦PRICES California. He before and reversible Msgr. Benjamin G. Hawkes, spoke a water monopoly.” Senate and ANYWHERE! chancellor of the irrigation reclama- archdiocese, 20" Toast tion matter Electrically said that Father Dußay has subcommittee. Resettle TRY Reversible Fan US* been moved from predomi- 80,000 2-Speed UNDER LAW, water from a AND SEE nantly Negro St. Albert the with Thermottat 34.8S federally financed project can Cuban Great Parish, Compton, to the Refugees be obtained by an individual white of MIAMI ******** predominantly pariah owner for than 160 More than 80,000 no more free replacement if any of St. Boniface in Anaheim. acres—32o in the Cuban have been acres case of refugees re- above proves defective settled outside the Miami within a husband and wife. Owners of area 1 in the to year Cuba excess land, however, can ob- U.S., according a from purchase Admitting of the tain water for all their land report Cuban Refugee
for 10 years if Center. No down no Foreign Priests they sign a con- payment, eerrka tract agreeing to dispose of the The report pinpointed the charge onour 90-day credit plan. VATICAN CITY (NC) - excess land under conditions figure at 80,136 as of mid-July, Through the efforts of the the and acceptable to of noted that Catholic Relief PHONE and mail order* Secretary filled. Call MA 4-8400 or your local toll-reducad apostolic nunciaturs In Cuba, the Interior. Services NCWC has ac- have been ad- some priests But some large landowners counted for 46,908 resettle- Fans, Sixth Floor. Alio at EAST ORANGE and SUMMIT mitted that to country. in the Westlands Water Dis- ments. The Cuban government, trict have said will JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE IMS they not Since the U.S. is Department aources said, examining dispose of their excess land. of Health Education and Wel- requests “case case” as Beginning August 7th, Chaie-Newark will be 9 P.M. by Opponents of the contract at- fare open till Friday* NEWARK MIILRURN the center In Feb- made opened they are “with some un- tack the the grounds pact on ruary, than IRS-91 Market Street 265.47 MiHbvm Avenue 1961, more 170,000 derstanding.” that auch land SHOP NEWARK MArkel 3-2770 Dltexel 6-7100 non-complying refugees have with MONDAY AND Close to 600 have registered priests owners would nevertheless it. Since the beginning of the been from Cuba since benefit expelled because water would WEDNESDAY year, resettlements have been NIGHTS TILL 9 Premier Fidel Csstro took Into seep the underground wa- made at 2-1/2 times the rate Eait Orange, and till 9 In 1959. Tuesday Thursday ...Summit, Thursday 9 over ter table and become till available of new registrations. T HEADVOCATE 4 -July 30, 1964 The Question Box Medicine and the State 'Forbidden Fruit' Some fundamental responsibilities of spices. However, mounting costs in medi- the Church and the state are beyond con- cal have about education brought an un- troversy or should be in a world of anticipated financial burden which the Notion reasonable men. One of is Dangerous these the re- college can no longer carry. sponsibility of the state to the health of Readers In have answered in this column Seton Hall is not the first private col- desiring questions its citizenry. tied with this address them to: The Question The 31 Inextricably up lege to confront this situation. It would may Box, Advocate, responsibility is that of doctors not Clinton St., Newark, New Jersey 07102. providing be the first private college to be taken in sufficient numbers to care for the over a state. In by fact it has been de- en- Adolescents should be STILL ANOTHER source of health of the citizens. New now Jersey, clared by prominent college administra- couraged to look upon their adolescent chastity is to be its celebrating 300th anniversary, has lit- tors that no in sexuality with pride rather found in the of sex- private college the coun- symbolism tle to what it than with shame and fear. An We have celebrate in has done for medical uality. already try can support a college today in medical exclusively sin-centered, nega- touched upon this in previoua education. view of the cost. tive, prohibitive approach to editions of The Question Box PRIVATE HIGHER the question may only implant but it bears repeating. education has re- IT IS ENCOURAGING to note that that is Sexual union has sponsibilities to the Its in a suspicion sexuality meaning community. pri- this matter the press has exercised evil. For, as Rev. Richard insofar as it flows from mary to the is only responsibility community and noteworthy responsibility distinguish- McCormick wisely notes: and expresses true interior to provide annually to the edu- ed manpower leadership. The leading newspapers "What is constantly thought love. It is therefore in the ful- cational, professional, and business com- in of forbidden lest natural the state have supported the proposal as eventually ap- sense a sign or munities of the state and to the that pears to be evil. And what is word of love. What more nat- provide the state take over the Seton Hall feared. There is, ural and state with educated and evil is per- symbol expression of responsible citi- College of Medicine and Dentistry. no better to im- a man’s total love for his zens. Private education in haps, way the nation has The Governor too must be commend- pede psychosexual develop- wife than the yielding of hi* also provided a large measure of medical ed on the statesmanship he has shown ment than by surrounding sex substance, his seed? And what education and it has a in distinguished - conflicts, natural and immediate rec- appointing a commission of distinguish- with fears, guilt more ord in that regard. A and which are the natural of a woman's total significant percent- ed devoted citizens to study the is- feelings expression of offshoots of the sin-ccntered love for her husband than the age these colleges and universities have sue. of her been Church-affiliated. mentality. yielding body to the Their the state report proposes that Odenwald dominion of his seed? In 1956 Seton "VanderVeldt and Hall University, a take over. It now rests with the legisla- well: Sexual union proclaims > highlight this very 'Re- Church-affiliated institution of higher ed- ture. It is our will love which desires for one’s hope that they decide pression is the avoidance or ucation, established a of Medicine to partner the exalted physical, College continue under state auspices the well- denial of something without mental and and Dentistry. Seton Hall had or spiritual maturity every hope established and recognized Medical and adequate clearly perceived which comes from of its reasons. In a per- only par- permanency under university au- Dental Hall. repression College begun by Seton enthood. For it is son avoids something because through children that a woman he fears it without understand- gains that fulness and ing why he should fear it and richness, Conscience warmth so characteristic of on Violence without actually accepting the motherhood; a man the re- fact that this may be harmful Swift as the sponsibility, sobriety and violence that burst upon rights and social justice for all. to him. Therefore, rather than pa- tience of fatherhood. More Harlem and Bedford-Stuyvesant, decisions developing a calculated and than the child itself, the to LET’S NOT BE confused in con- reasonable control of sexual this, came uphold law and order. This must fruit of sexual union, is itself science the the youngster finds be. Incitement to ter- by chaos across the river. impulses, riot, vandalism and a word. For what more himself getting emotionally per- Charges and come from ror are not tolerable means of demonstra- counter-charges fect of that two-in- tense and filled with anxiety expression side. Mass For all every migration does not bring oneness of love than ting injustice. the death, injur- in the face of temptation. This conjugal with of the miraculous destruction and it assimilation local living stan- have the union that i* ies, anger last week, attitude may just op- the dards. the inten- child? things are no better this week in Manhat- Teeming tenements breed more so- posite effect to one cial ills than disease. There's no ded. . . The youth must learn IN tan or Brooklyn. physical AND THROUGH sexual "HURRY UP!!" to reason about sex without denying the abuse and gouging of absen- union one partner says to the fear. Fear at best a THE CIVIL RIGHTS gives pre- as a Bill has been tee landlords. Rats can be but the other, I love you personal killed, carious control and fcreates an enacted in the of the subject. . . I come to in centenary year bite of isolation is not you and discrimination attitude that endangers the Proclamation. reverence and respect which Emancipation Federal, state healed. Parental or easily indifference legitimate use of the sexual excludes using you merely as and local must Solution the enact and en- to government neglect can only result in un- Problem’ function.' religiously a tool for my own gratifica- force laws to and defend the define, God- anchored and An tion. you are "the unruly youth. unlimited WE ARE NOT of . . truly of suggesting, given rights citizen. This is the supply of and other" before whom I must evep' unemployed unskilled work- course, that the moral aspects of and exe- ers be “open" ... to whom I responsibility legislator, judge can only result in idleness. Idleness of sexuality be ignored or the Catholic Press must donate myself and of cutive in government. Of minimized. It is a leads to lawlessness. simply whom I must receive with is of and Justice a moral obligation. Unless Civil rights demonstrators, hoodlums question perspective loving gratitude. . . my love for is MSGR. balance. For it is the young- justice every man accepted as a mat- and By GEORGE G. HIGGINS subversive have been in- for has no limits. . I opportunists you . ster who has some insight in- ter of conscience by every man, it will without distinction. Civilian Director, Social Action am totally open. . . to you. . termingling Dept., NCW'C to the meaning of his sexual- . secure God to the child he not be to man. to ... any review boards are not established to deal ity, some of its A quarter the appreciation century ago Mo., this fall. bless us with. to all A correct on Operating under The may . . conscience the question with of prospectus reports that purpose and symbolism, both consistently proper use police au- distinguished French philoso- a lay board, it will be "the whom this child will involvd Is clear. From Rerum to pub- project moved from present and future, who is the Novarum Quad- thority. Summer pher Maritain heat and cruising mobile Jacques lished without ecclesiastical with. pub- af- dream to least to abuse it. For us lished reality likely ragesimo Anno through TV a brief but incisive es- largely Mystici Corporis, units do not lessen tension. Frustra- filiation. Recall what we said about through the approval and co- him, the period of adolescence Mater et and say on “The Problem the Magistra Pacem in Terris to tion afflicts not the of The directors of this opcncss as the essential,char- only the police, but new operation of Bishop Charles H. is a time not of turbu- Catholic Press” as an only Pastoral of the appen- out that the acteristic of human love and The the American Bishops, publication point of Kansas lant but of very population itself. dix to his Helmsing City-St. adjustment, prom- book, "True Human- paper's then the independent status will Besides ise well. judge profound sig- Church’s traditional teaching on social Let cause ism.” Joseph. the as the of conscience The book itself dealt give endorsing conquer it greater freedom re- nificance of sexual union for is stated to our to proposal, he has granted justice and applied times. rancor and the with a series the To pick up the thread of confusion. Please God, of quesUons be- and discuss man and wife. (To be confin- port the situation national The Catholic’s paper the use of the Inst week’s committment on human of at will longing to that section of phil- discussion, you leaders issue see of the Church in the modern ed.) every group diocesan paper’s official facil- wages and osophy which AristoUe will recall we touched briefly dignity, working conditions, that the issue is a moral one. It is and St. world without key committing the ities and staff resources. This Thomas called on the role sex and life and Practical. liberating property ownership, family rooted in the conscience of man more than teaching authority of the act signifies a commitment to plays in our lives; how For Vocations The "problem” of the Cath- Church through education and all law. In or the diocesan Ordin- lay initiative housing, opportunity the success of this cause going far the sexual feelings, single will olic press had beyond fantasies, nothing to do ary to the paper's editorial Members of the Aposto- are clearly down in terms of that level of verbal exhorta- put equal be found the success of other cause. with a rise in and desires which ebb and every prinUng costs stance. late for Vocations can tion or token endorsement.” gain or a decline in circulation flow in, the adolescent as nat- fig- a plenary indulgence under but it for ures, was a very "prac- urally as tne ordinary conditions on: 'Bestial tical" The Press food and drink, the opportun- problem none the less. Box of the Aug. 5 Our Lady of (or from Nudity Maritain first a ity emerging the Savage' drew dis- the Snowa tinction between shell of boyhood ego-centric- The strong and title of this "two essen- Aug. 6 The Trans- vigorous female, was created God. It is there- by tially different types ity into the world of adult- of periodi- figuration editorialis not ours. It is a from quotation fore sacred in its its in the A Nun’s hood and reality presents it- origin, cal, one Cath- Habit purpose specifically And once a week for re- a very recent edition of the Vatican news- self. this and sacred in its ultimate des- olic and religious, and world, as a citing daily, with piety, paper Osservatore Romano, which de- result Catholic Like every it tiny. It is a “chalice" that literally con- by definition; opportunity any prayer for vocation* the the other can be in which nounced topless swimsuit for women life specifically rejected, case the ecclesiasti- tains the blood of it is also the political In MY approved by or which Closet the adolescent will his as a return to the “bestial 'cultural,' we must use sex- cal nudity of the temple of God the Holy Ghost, the dis- authority. indubitably wish to be Cath- uality to escape from the The director of the By ANNE BUCKLEY A partial indulgence of savage." paper, Rai- penser of all creatures grace. Therefore, olic, but Catholic in world of the other into the 300 inspiration Feature days can be gained for mondo Manzini, wrote the article of Editor himself, God mqst care for their bodies with only, not by denomination.” world of seif; to others exploit each act of charity or piety describing the “topless" as a of “the the same Both are But Far be it from rather than to give himself sign dignity, decency and necessary. to me to tell door. to for the Intention devotion You don’t believe performed of or blur the how this, them. Instead of a "continu- failure a culture.” as be to ignore even dis- nuns they ought to dress. but there of vocations to the would accorded any other sacred I found The Habit. fostering tinction between !,e in- For like 16 ing development' of the most The them, something years It was priesthood. physical object. human must a navy blue tunic in THIS body leads told how elements FORTHRIGHT denunciation of sisted, inevitably t; con- tliey me to do precious and capac- used things, light-weight be for the purpose of its Creator. fusion. serge, quietly chic this latest of and an arrangement which is ities of the personality," there degeneracy decency mor- still now and classic enough to have well bringing its rewards. But when is "the beginning of disillu- ality is merited and will, we are sure, THIS IS true been so 20 especially of those fea- SPECIFICALLY years ago and to a asks sionment and disre- all Catholic-pub- nun you to do some- continue cynical be welcomed by decent citizens. It is tures and of so It functions the human body lications, owned and indefinitely. is of honor." TuAdvtfcalel operated thing, that is another matter. gard my most comfortable unfortunate that we have to dedicate val- by a diocese or a dress. commonly known as “sex," because of religious And that is how I came to rusit It has Official order, have a round Publication of the uable news to accounts it’s certain advan- in where I'd neckline, space degrading awesome relationship and to felt all of lesser stitched power with white to Archdiocese of Newark and of tages, but are also faced with suggest of the erotic industrial of stature than Cardinal Sucnens adventure the life itself. This is the of a August Intentions the Diocese of Paterson. private world serious dilemma. If middy, dropped slightly from a they be- ought to fear to tread. so-called “monopiece” which has caused God whom the choker line. (Comfort *>r Th» Advacau and those He has invited and Involved The Father’s Piibll'hl". come in is- "Our here, Holy gen- Corp.t Most Rev Thomas temporal superior wants such a furor by the His really and flattery for any A Boland. S.T.D.. Prasklenti at. Rsv. linking greedy avidity blessed as co-creators. sex, is for sues, they run the risk of shape -eral intention for Is; It, imp- to and modernize August Jinx A. simplify our face.) The Mur, Hufhta. P.A., J.C.D., of op bodice Vico President for money some manufacturers with no one else and no It is licating even blouses, the That the methods VXJ., i m. Rtv. Mur. other purpose. compromis- habit," said my adopted Sister-friend waist is elasticizcd Jsme* F. I.oonry. p.A., A M.. V.0.. the Church itself. for easy nations to achieve sub-feminine shamelessness. not a to ing from another by pros- SecreUryi 11 Clinton St., toy, a plaything, a lure, be placed state. She made fit and Newark, N.i. belted with a not. Phono 824-0700. to in On the other hand, if they it knotted perity may be based on the But, remain silent the face of so on exhibition. clear that the Editorial Board: Moot Rrv. Martin public contemplated sash, and the skirt refrain from a position provides a moral and social W. Stanton. S.T.U.. PhD.: Moot taking changes would go teaching Rov. serious and flagrant flaunting of basic We are not far beyond little shirred John J. Dougherty, S.T.L., 8.8.P.1 prudish about sex, we are on such issues fullness across the of the Church. RL and strive to Rrv, such modifications as Mur. William C. Htlmbuchi and for the adopting hips before morality, respect dignity and proud of so of not remain on the Rt. Rov. Mur. Goorgo W. it, proud it we will purely continuing way The mission intention Shoo. S.T.D.i spiritual lighter-weight short- R*v Mur. material, of all sheaths. sug- ?>■ Hugh J. PtUetmmoni, sacred character of the „ human body, stand by, and while it is de- ground, they run the risk of M.R.I Very Rtv. Mur. Themu M. idly silently, ening the veil, gested to the Apostleship cutting away Reardon.L.L.8.1 Very Rev. Mur. WU. would be a dereliction of duty. becoming completely irrele- CLEARLY A not starched of the is; N ld 1- 8 R,v secrated. Purity is prudery it is headgear. BASIC Prayer by Pope '. i* wutlam J. style Dqffly.11*7? D? - 1 vant. g.T.L.I Rev. James W. O'Neill i The human body, both male and “But it's not a that could be worn That the number of zeal- dignity and nobility. simple thing by any size, Rev. William Keller, AM., S.T.L.I The editors of such Rev. Frauds J. many to do," she said. "For and in a less ous and gifted in the Houghton. S.T.L, ex- length extreme priests r.socutn. periodicals in the U. Directori Rt. Rev. Mstr. S. are if than the missions John ample, we abandon the veil current fashion with- may keep pace J. Kilev. acutely of this Psteuon aware problem. there's the out with the demands for their Representative: Vary Rav. matter of a hairdo. looking not Msfr. Fronds Some have dowdy. Why J. Rodtmer. managed to get I services. Managing Editor: for one am not 12 inches from the spiritual Joseph H. ThoaiM. particularly floor, Sis- Subscription *4 around it more than Price.- 90 yearly. adroitly anxious to get back ter? With The into that sensibly feminine M Nowaril. Shepherd of others, but few would claim under set a< March 1. nr*. Unity business of curlers." medium heeled calf pumps. to have solved it completely. "Of course we would con- I suggested that our dress be I rather doubt that one sider she prob- wigs," went on. made up in gray, rather than lem will ever be "solved." A Jostles the Pharisees lint-catching navy blue IT WAS or religious publication involves THEN I realized Our Parish black, in a washable synthetic the official Church she was dead serious about to such a wool with a version this She drip-dry FRANK J. that freedom to thing. is of the school By SHEED degree it/i get for summer. A crucifix would involved in Issues that believes simplification temporal is of be worn around the neck on When Our Lord said "Be- it as a shecpfold with a door. the shepherds of Israel, who and should be nuns’ habits has a goal probably some- beyond a and the fore Abraham was I The idea of God the long chain, rosary made, as feed ease shep- themselves instesd of what more limited than that comfort and of move- would be in a black the Jews reached for herd of Israel handy calf am,” appears con- the of Its sister ment, that it aims at the feeding sheep." publications which very instead stones. handbag of Why? in the Old We find the Good of the dangling stanUy Testament, to the order image nun in the mod- Shepherd belong temporal from the waist to catch He claimed to have existed but it was worked at never out appointing Peter aft- and "Catholic in em world. That school notes shepherd are inspir- furniture and before the first Jew. so as here. Our Lord er Him. passing pedes- Abraham, fully was And Peter’s first ation not denomin- that many outside the Church only, by trians. A man might be stoned for the door of the sheepfold. warns epistle the sub ation." look upon nuns' habits as an shep- The coat would be belted but was that blas- the false for herds a blasphemy, Many Messias, of his own flock that outlandish remnant of the chesterfield with phemy? Or were they instance tried to get into the a zip-out lin- wrought they must not be hireling; they THE LATTER type. Mari- Middle Ages, and that others ing to bridge the seasons and up by the words “I am?" That fold through other means. must "feed not the flock of God tain said, "do engage the derive from the habit their sac- the end my worries about Sisters was name by which God Such mencould lead the not for lucre's Church sheep ... filthy sake even If, as Is to be charine notion of "the little the blasts told Moses He Himself was to to \ but braving wintry in only destruction. freely." desired, they draw their In- nun" as someone quaint, fey, crocheted shawls. be called, when Moses bore So far He was not only the door, any Pharisee would spiration in the most coura- and well-nigh brainless about His to His message people but the have found geous and the WHICH shepherd. Reading only more Intrepid manner practicalities of life. LEFT the matter of “I has told me." So am they quickly, we wonder how grandiose claims which the from Christian wisdom. . . modern might Still, finding a style chapeau and coiffure. Feeling took their stones, but He up the door of the shecpfold could Carpenter was so fond of mak- We do have that would bo to not enough pub- becoming blushingly conservative, I con- with the crowd and be But mingled the He had called ing. suddenly He stabbed lications of this kind of ail sizes and fessed I like shepherd. in the women shapes my nuns in veils went out of the temple. Peter the foundation and the deeper than U. is tall irritation, bring- S. In the magazine field, a order, 1 remarked. and suggested something like bearer ing Gentiles in where key both the no have the Commonweal and And It would have to be be- a back-knotted bandana ST. JOHN ends his account lmpossiblo we —but Jew in a building, but could think they belonged: a few or the of the Feast of Tabernacles quite possi- monthlies of more re- coming purpose would short, just short of shoulder "Other ble in a society of men, and sheep 1 have, that are cent But be defeated. It would have with Our Lord's teaching about vintage. we have no to length, and off the face. that was what Our Lord not of this them also I was fold; be a durable too, so that It’s Himself as the Good representative newspaper as style aggiomamento, alright, ■ Shepherd. must and shall talking about. bring, they such wtilch falls into this it wouldn't be archaic all over I said to He had been talking of the pate- myself. And whatever hear voice, and there shall my gory, Fortunately we are again by 1970. to the 1 .Pharisees as "blind guides," “I going happens idea, wrote AM the Good Shepherd"; be one flock and one shep- to..have one and went on to the very soon. to my Sister-friend, aggiorna- develop the contrast is with men SISTER’S EYES simp- herd." So the pagans were brightened. ideas of blind mento lives, because I am a guidance gnd ly doing the job for hire- "Would think pay, God's sheep too, and they A NEW Catholic you about it, and weekly lay person who has been in- right guidance. lings. were entitled to be would Israel in give ideas?" They josUe one newspaper called the National us your \Ve have heard llim describe vited to do something construc- there, but were not to be be led to the Catholic flock, same pas- Reporter I thought about it with haunt- His as walled published tive and it beats kingdom a city trusted. The Ezechlel surely sitting prophet ture, to feed on the same and staffed by laymen will be- ing with a now He describes regularity. Finally, in des- around talking about how gate; had said it long agoi “Woe to food. gin publication in Kanaka City, peration, l closet opened my things ought to be. 1964 Welfare State July SO, THEADVOCATE 5 CLIP THIS COUPON How Can a Catholic And Business Merchants too Hold Racist Views?
JOSEPH FREE EYTRA | By A. BREIG MHKHJWn 6REENSTAMP* By REV. JOHN SHEERIN, C.S.P. » jr»~..V*7.«. i WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of Roger U.S. Blough, Steel’s “the state of our country's Why did MERCHANTS /$i board so many Catholics but { $7.50 or More chairman, has said that consecrate not to mix in lems were no concern welfare.” There must be re- of the Excopt in Maryland and Wisconsin Cigarettes, Fresh Milk, business leaders can wordly affairs. Church. hardly he alization that schools They would be Croom or Poir Trade Itfms. "special vote for easy called “conservative” George Wallace, the if and social services prey for the racist GREEN i Athht Only One Coupon Per Family you which con- THIS IS sheer agitator look at their arch-segregationist? The Cath- secularism, ADOmOW to TW ITAM*SVOl>*t<"tlVf you* PU»CMA*f. ■ I ingenuity, devo- tribute to an individual's and politician. self- in the sense that tion to olic press in these states op- secularism Void oftor Aug. I «■■■»■»■■»*/ incentive, and boldness Maybe support are not a surrender my guess is wide of posed Wallace's views on civ- means the irrelevance of re- STAMPS in financing and expanding. to socialism.” the mark. Maybe the Catholio il and yet Catholics vo- ligion in affairs. I “Who can match in scope," rights public pre- anti-Negro vote was and is due he KELLEY ted in numbers for him. sume many of these readers asks, “the revolution set in was not large suggesting to the old triangle of the The problem came are recent Where motion that “our industrial to mind immigrants. by industry?” society the flesh and the as did world, devil. has I read Walter they pick up this secular- Recognizing the force of purposely (he Lippmann’s neglected ism? July 16 column in the New what Blough says, Richard M. plight of the poor." No, he York Herald-Tribune. Discus- My guess is that our immigrants Kelley, president of the Na- said; problem is that pov- from Eastern tional has sing the coming campaign, Europe were Hours Conference of Catholic erty been “invisible.” Forty in “Our lives Lippmann expresses the brought up a tradition in Charities, proposes that indus- are made up of opin- ion that Goldwater will try to which the state dominated the try and business be enlisted work, family, friends It ... attract anti-Negro whites and Church. In many European in the war on poverty which isn't that we don’t want to see Newark also the ethnic from countries in the past, the has been declared. the other America. It is groups state just Aug. ], 1964 Shop the captive nations of Eastern told the Church to mind its El.v.nth Attar Sunday Pantacoit that there is no time to see it, Immaculate HOW ELSE “To business and Conception, 2n Summit can the prob- but it is there Europe. a certain de- own stay in the St.. Norwood . . . lem of poverty Aug. 9, 1964 ever be solved "Do we know what gree,” says "the sacristy. Joseph II of Austria it’s like to Lippmann, *und«y after Ptntecoaf “unless Villa Marie government makes two appeals are prescribed the number of can- Claire, Hohokus be poor? Do we, for complemen- instance, St. Ann’a for tho use of the dles be at Home Accd, lfifl ideas and ex- For the white backlash to used Mass, Old Qr>d brains, know that it costs to tary. the Bergen Rd., Jersey City money 8 of business is of 700 *’ perience and in- strong length sermons and *’ yck °k Av*« be poor; that you have to have noticeably among re- even dustry?” he asks, and how can cent from East- ordered that priests paste light for dark and dismal immigrants pie- we solve the problem “with- ern Europe.” ces of paper over Paterson housing; that rent is high in objection- out industry able in their Aug. 1 always feeling low-income areas?” passages brev- Slavtnlh I DON'T intend to discuss Sunday Altar Pantacoat that . iaries. St. Anne government is stifling in- VUla. Convent StaUon the Our Lady itiative?” BASICALLY, said coming campaign. But I of the Lake. Culvera Laka Kelley, Catholics nurtured in such a Aug. f, 1964 do want to comment on the Kelly, who heads the Cleve- the answer to poverty is “ed- Twaltth Sunday attar Pantacoit tradition would «. Simon fact that “the easily develop the ApoaUe. land Diocese Catholic ucation and seeming white Green Pont! Counsel- employment the notion that Queen of Peace. backlash public prob- Weat MO. is noticeably strong ing Center, suggested a com- "Up to now, this country's recent pletely new approach. concept of welfare has created among immigrants from Eastern dependency and alienated the Europe." Many God Love You WE MUST RID of these immigrants are Cath- ourselves, industrial community by turn- he a olics. said, of “mindset" the Why should they be so PSG Brand & ing successful against the U. S. Choice which automatically puts so- anti-Negro when Church teach- poor . . . We need a moral cial problems in a “liberal ing on race is so Wanted: revolution in our industrial so- prejudice versus conservative" context. crystal clear? ciety geared to preparing and We must to look The usual “begin anew than placing men in jobs,” answer is that at ideas and attitudes which Eastern RIB ROAST he concluded. European immigrants have all ele- are on the lowest of 'Mothers' kept leadership This is Catholic Action. This rung the ments separated from one social and economic ladder an- Is the apostolate of the laity other," Kelley explained: and therefore compete with By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN the Christianizing of the “For Regular instance, it is com- Negroes in these brackets. world we have, not the monly No mother makes felt that industry is Perhaps an immigrant who her son She will share In dreaming about some other all of her Style geared soley to the material works as a skilled mechanic a priest in the sense that she priest-son's lb. never-never world. works, conver. products which it finds that an unskilled might make him a musician. sions, produces, Negro Masses, prayers and that it is is The vocation must come from cold, calculating. trying to get his job. Per- sacrifices. What a joy it will “It is time he God; "I have chosen be for us to think haps belongs to an anti- you; you at the close of life to know Mass have OYEN about whether have Calendar union that feeds not chosen Me.” CCC we ever Negro his you are the of * "mother « given business racism. The mother's honor READY and industry Perhaps he owns a comes priest.” Entering the Divine the little home from being an instrument of to and neat and he fears Presence o£ opportunity study Aug. 2 Sunday. Eleventh Sunday Majestic God, you God in the solve our national problems. after Pentecoef. 2nd Claae. Green. Gl. Negroes will Invade the making of a priest. will hear Him neigh- say to yoii of the Cr. Prof. of Trinity. "This is borhood and force to Before God wills son to be only to say that we Au(. 3— Mrmflav. Mass of previoua him any priest in the mission landst need after Pent.). 4th leave. a He first wills an ‘industrial revolution’ Sunday. (11th Clau, priest the moth- “Behold Thy Son.” Green. No Gl. or Cr. 2nd Coll. C (P) in our er of the priest, just as before governmental welfare Common Pref. This may explain why the Aug. 4 Tunndav. St. Dominic. Con- becoming Incarnate Our Lord GOD LOVE YOU to problems." average lbw-income Anony- feaaor. 3rd Claee. White. Gl. Common worker willed His mous for $60.95: Pref. feels Mother. 'This is « umbrage at the OUR Au*. 3— Wednesday. Dedication of Negro to God NATIONAL but it doesn't The honor of promise my in thank*, goal. Church of Our Lady of the Snow. 3rd explain the becoming the vine why for Kelley said, must Claaa. White. Gl. 2nd Coll. C mother of giving all he has go beyond
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The For: MEN, WOMEN Paterson office of the HUSBAND and WIFE Some Society for the Propagation to Him of the-Faith is Ratraal (Third Ordar By Giving conducting Oblate* • Man an appeal for Sn.ooo to t> Woman) Aug. 7-t. What more beautiful way to build a rectory for two Pa- Conductor! by the monks of thank God for life's blessings terson priests establishing a than to for the Saint Paul s Abbey lay some of them at Society Propagation mission in lea, Peru. death in the lap of the Vicar Donations Please of the Faith may be sent to make reservation! early of Christ? This is what exactly Msgr. William F. Louis, Write for Information to you can do when Archdiocese of Newark: you take out Chancery Office, 24 De- an annuity with the Most Rev. Martin W. DIRECTOR OF RETREATS Society Stanton, S.T.D. Grasse St., Paterson, N. J., for the Rev.' Quean ot Peace Retreat House Propagation of the Very Msgr. John F. Davis 07505. Faith. 31 Mulberry St., Newark 2, N.J. Phone 623-8308. St. Paul's Abbey, Newton, N.J. Find out how Hours: 9 a.m. to an annuity Daily, 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 11 with the society helps you and Diocese of Paterson: the millions of poor, sick aged, Rt. Rev. and Msgr. William F. Louis homeless throughout the 24 DeGrasse St., Paterson N.J. Phone mission world. 1, ARmory 4-0400 Hours: STONY Write Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. LODGE HOSPITAL Bishop Stanton for a Donations to the Society for the the pamphlet on Annuities of the Propagation of Faith for the are income lax deductible. Society Propagation of OSSINING-ON-HUDSON, NEW YORK the Faith at 31 Mulberry Newark Street, and in- N.J., that the bank A Private Psychiatric Hospital, completely gesting would extent that it has now reached clude the year of birth your like the balance at by Saturday. corner of the the same time. practically every equipped for Diagnosis and Treatment “This was a Monday. I took country." FRUITFUL VINE - An unusual setting for the altar in St. Rose of Lima Church, Limo, Peru, of Rain Didn’t the letter Mental and Nervous Conditions. and it under There are Stop placed many positive as- is provided the network of vines a statue of St. in the by living climbing toward the Joseph pects of the Church’s growth ceiling, symbolic, perhaps, This of the fruitful Masse* and Sacraments Available Communion and that of the site of Peru's first chapel, prayed I re- in Ghana but. Father Richard activity busy parish, parochial school. The rainy season is a bad ceive the help I needed. On must says, “we not court dis- Leo J. Palmer, M.D. time for in the a letter arrived planning things Friday con- appointment by expecting too Church Gives Land Charles A. M.D. Associate Directors but the mission- a check for $5OO from Aid Bright, Philippines, taining much or too little.” What the CRS-Oxford Program Ecuador aries ahead mission QUITO, (NC) Luis G. M.D. go anyway. It was a society which Fathers have Murillo, accomplished About 57 a acres of land in Quito such seasonthat First wished to remain anonymous. during “sounds an chord or optimistic have been distributed Communion "To this have ‘Circle of to 19 Telephone 914 Wilson 1-7400 was arranged for day I not been two for the future,” but they Snaps Hunger’ workers the Catholic 100 children in a barrio able to out the still need by large figure expres- very much prayer NEW YORK (NC) - A joint About 35 40 Church. The land Brochure 10 miles from sion on the manager's face. to men take part was valued on Lupon. I and financial from all Request help circle of hunger and at about It had rained did poor agri- in each three-month course in $150,000. all get the that ho mission friends. Saturday impression culture in underdeveloped na- rotation, night and Rev. James N. felt sort of hurt —as crop insecticides, though tions is being Communists Aim undertaken cross Pfeffer, M.M., was advised I could have by breeding, seeds and fer- by paid the $5OO ear- the overseas aid a catechist lier agency of tilizers. After the course each ALBERT H. that there was no and saved him HOPPER, Inc. writing At Students American Catholics. use in that letter. trainee is given a of attempting the supply • trip Catholic Relief Services MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS from "1 wish Students the crop and seeds, fruit Lupon to the barrio. to thank all who are targets in garden NCWC has started tree The road was under made this most South American agricul- and fertilizer to BUY DIRECT FROM water in payment possible, coun- seedlings THE MANUFACTURER tural centers in 28 but tries where training na- take back to his many places: their vehicle can do so the Communists village. only by my tions of Asia, Africa would have and South The training periods are not be able to get prayers in their behalf, trust- infiltrated the education America in SAVE UP TO 30% But that if field. cooperation with since experience through. Father Pfeffer ing I get into another kept short, Britain’s Oxford Committee Reasons Albarf decided to In 4,000 of the has proven that the young why H. Hoppar Is »h« largast go. money pinch they will be on Peru, coun- for Famine a 5 manufacturer of “The felt hand to try’s elementary Relief, non- men do like to leave urban Memorials In New Jersey jeep its way ten- get me out of it school teach- denominational if • We pass on to our customers a here as work progresses. around and organization. areas stay there a derly again.” ers are 20,- they long saving of 30% by selling • We mudholes,” Communists, up to have at our plant a large The aim of the cen- Father 000 training period of time. Many of the direct to the purchaser. stock of material, enabling Pfeffer said. “I only Ghana’s profess their belief in Com- raw Catholics ters is to teach advanced • All work Is done by local stone* us to complete your choice on wouldn’t munism. ag- advanced “graduates” become hoped we into cutters ft carvers here at our short notice. plunge ricultural methods to plant, assuring immediate • a hidden Fifteen selected full-time you of From the raw granite to the eet* dip and stall the Still Need per cent of Bolivia's supervisors assigned Prayer farmers in rural delivery.. ting of the completed monument, areas who to a where can motor. Two miles from the teachers are Communists; an- territory they • You can Inspect the memorial we personally handle. “If the first Catholics will then pass on their barrio of new teach the new farming meth- we came upon six bed- other 20% are sympathetic. Ghana, baptized in the 1880s, knowledge to others. ods. 329-341 NORTH ARLINGTON raggled children banana In the is an RIDGE ROAD, using had been told Chile, university then that some- Opposite Holy Cross Cemetery leaves for umbrellas and active center for Communist _ yyy J-2266 day this land would count its their shoes under with teachers carrying Catholics culture, many in the hundreds of their arms. I asked them belonging to Red-run schools DOLLY thousands, and that and MOUNT where priests and cultural societies. they were going. would “ Bishops come from ‘To our First Commun- Your generosity to the mis- Since 1955 their own would ion,’ ranks, they sions they said, I of these lands is essential j' ’Hop in,’ have found it In Time Need \ said. nearly impos- • of But all had to alight a to bring the truth to their sible to believe A (and they nursing home a beautiful quarter mile from the peoples. setting, tiny would not have been alone in facilities with homelike Consult Your Catholic Even the four-wheel Complete atmos- Funeral Director chapel. their writes drive couldn’t scepticism),” pherc. tackle that Br. Jerome Rev. J. Alfred Richard, W.F. Whose stretch of mud. Sure careful and service is in accord with enough, The modern Devoted understanding history of the Personalized nursing service. 100 children were there for the In New Church in Ghana Post began with Licensed State of New Moderate the traditions of Holy Mother Church great event. All arrived at the by ’ Jersey. the arrival in Elmina on May UNION CITY Brother Jer- Hates. chapel when they heard the 18, 1880, of two members of bell ome Cowan, C.P., provincial ringing. the of African Mis- for “Never before Society secretary missions and re- as a priest sions. Their first converts 20 Road I treats of the Passionist Valley JOHN J. QUINN McLaughlin journalsq. had felt so much like a were received into the Church Fathers here, has been FUNERAL father’ I ap- Tel. LA 5-7677 BERGEN COUNTY HOME FUNERAL HOME ‘spiritual as did the that Clifton, N. ]. Christmas. Most previous pointed day the secretary to Bishop people of Banaybany 323-329 PARK AVENUE 625 Pavona Ave. attempts at establishing mis- Quentin dwell, C.P., of (Like a Mar- Family) came through NJ. sions along the coast had Cotabato, in the EDWARD F. KUGLER ORANGE, N.J. Jersey City, the mud to receive bel, Philip- the Holy J. A. eventually pine Islands. Home 3-6348 McLaughlin Eucharist.” disappeared, with- Community ORange out a trace. A native of West Orange, For Funerals Manager KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME Bursar’s Balance : “Today," continues Father Brother Jerome attended 659-5466 Our CANA: CHILDREN THE 311 FIFTH ST. Richard, “there are 650,000 Lady of Lourdes School there AT WEDDING? 101 UNION AVENUE SADDLE N.J. but BROOK, LEBER FUNERAL HOME Low, Difficult Catholics in and Sacred seven dioceses, Heart, Bloomfield, WERE THERE CHILDREN AT THE WEDDING WHEN BELLEVILLE, N.J. Phone 773-6500 20th St. & HUDSON BLVD. Rev. with some as Business Roland Roberts, 70 Ghanian priests as well Immaculate Con- CHRIST CHANGED WATER CANAT INTO WINE AT . . . The PLymouth 9-3503 was attached and three native School, Mont- Residence Phone 777-0869 UNION CITY, N. J. 0.F.M., to the Bishops ception High Gospel account doesn't mention Chinese mission one of them clair. entered FRANK McGEE UNion 3-1100 in the He the Passion- wo Vancouver, Metropolitan children, but daresay they wero in TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE 8.C., the late 19305. He was Archbishop of Coast. ist novitiate in 1948 and was Cape there. Alter all, children love a 525 SUMMER AVENUE HOWARD J. BRENNAN titled - “bursar,” and the mis- Counting the professed the following year. Four MAYWOOD BOGOTA . , or ao missionary party . miles from N. J. sion bank NEWARK, 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. balance fluctuated clergy present in the , For his first 12 years in the Nazareth, LITTLE FERRY country CANA today much HUmboldt 2-2222 looju WEST between $25 and $3O. Then there is one for congregation. Brother Jerome it did in NEW YORK, N. J. the priest every £ as the time of Christ. HUbbard 7-3050 missionaries 18,000 served as a chef at monas- . UNion 7-0373 (two of them) persons, and one for Youngsters play ball in the sun- GORNY & GORNY lived teries in hotel next to every 1,860 Catholics in Jamaica, N.Y., Pitts- baked rooms not a streets, run (or water to the JOHN J. FEENEY & SONS MORTUARY Boston, and here WILLIAM INC. an empty house. mean ratio. burgh, at St. village well, SCHLEMM, and wonder about the 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE 303 MAIN STREET was “We were permission "Within the last 10 Michael’s. He transferred 539 BERGEN AVE. given years the world outside . . . The Franciscan N. J. EAST N. J. to Catholic to the RIDGEWOOD, ORANGE, JERSEY buy a place,” writes Father Church has managed provincial headquar- Sisters are teaching these children CITY, N. J. ters in 1960, first - 2-241 4 so fixed it to serving as to read and write—as Gilbert 4-7650 -ORange JOHN J. Roland," we up as multiply outstations, par- well as the CARTY, Tb* Holy Ptlbir“i Million AiJ a ishes aud dioceses for the missions in rectory-chapel and my bur- to such expeditor catechism—ln a school that la much L. V. MULLIN & SON on GORMLEY FUNERAL Manager sar’s Jamaica, 8.W.1., and the lot ibt Orion!si Cbntcb HOME job began. I was au- too small. In fact, 130 youngsters 976 BROAD STREET HEnderson 4-0411 thorized Philippines, and then as sec- are squeexed In, In 335 UNION STREET to borrow money from shoulder-to-shoulder, a single classroom! NEWARK, N. J. for missions and re- the bank, which I I retary Under these conditions, how can they possibly learn? HACKENSACK, N.J. WILLIAM INC. but to Visit , . . By SCHLEMM, did, MArket 3-0660 had Bishop treats. pinching pennies the also to it back. 1 did Sisters can double the school's capacity HUbbard 7-1010 pay 220 HUDSON BLVD. Brother Jerome will leave for only 52,000 pay back all but but . . . $475 more will buy the desks and benches, PETER J. QUINN $5OO, one St. Gabriel's UNION CITY. N.J. for his new and post in Sepembcr. even a blackboard! Won't (ew wet day a letter arrived . . . you help? Christians are HUNT FUNERAL HOME sug- Funeral Director . WILLIAM Stanton and (ar between In the Holy Land, these SCHLEMM, Bishop will mike and youngsters must 1601 PALISADE AVE. be 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE MANAGER an ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA given the chance to Please for the learn . . . send whatever can appeal Society you FORT N. J. School for the BLAIRSOEN. PEAPACK. N. I. ($l, $5, $lO. $100), and mark It “CANA." LEE, BLOOMFIELD, N. J. UNion 7-1000 Project Propagation of the You'll be helping Oueit Hwu lor Wom«n and JAMES A. HUNT the youngsters Jesus loved. Faith Aug. 2 at St. Ga- Nalraat House Pilgrim 8-1260 Artistic French Chateau ot breath Director Not All Roses Saddle briel’s, River. Rev. the mils taking beauty to Somerset GORNY & GORNY Ultra modern MORRIS Joseph P. Colrick, pastor. facilities. Healthful Wlnds'or 4-1202 COUNTY N.Y, - MARYKNOLL, Start- climate. Excellent meals. Open year REFUGEE VOCATIONS MORTUARY The Bishop thanks Fath- round to Convalescents. Vacationists ing anew trade school in and Permanent Guests. VIOLETTE HA JAR and er Colrick and the THERESE DANIEL are the first THOMAS J. DIFFILY 399 HOOVER AVE. other SCANLAN Nyegina, Retreats from September to June our Tanganyika, was not girls in refugee camp at pastors of the archdiocese Christmas Jlsr-El-Sasha, Lebanon, to ask 41 AMES AVENUE N. J. except the Thanksgiving. BLOOMFIELD, FUNERAL automatically "wreathed In and New Year's Weekends. Days admission to the convent. the HOMES for They will join Aleppine Sisters making these of N.J. 3-8400 roses.” Rev. Thomaa McGov- appeals end Evenings Recollection. (Maronite Rite), who RUTHERFORD, Pilgrim teach catechism In the Each 781 Newark Directed by the titters of It. John camp . . , Pompton Tpk, ern, a possible. M.M., Maryknoll mls- The PEapach • girl needs a “trousseau" WEbster 9-0098 Baptist. I-01M MCI. ($4O) . . . Will you help her purchase FLOOD FUNERAL HOME Pompton Plains, N.J. aioner from Jersey City, dis- one? Andrew W. TE 5-4156 covered recently. HENNESSEY Flood, Mgr. SH 2-6433 As Father 112 So. Munn Ave. McGovern tells FUNERAL HOME • the story in the issue SPEAKING OF East N. J. August REFUGEES . . . 232 KIPP AVENUE Orange, of he had refur- Maryknoll, CONTINUING OUR WE NOTE THAT AMERICANS will 4-4445 consume 97 pounds of HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N.J. ORange bished an old beef PASSAIC COUNTY parish building a person In 1964, or two pounds more than the record per MArket 2-2530 and offered it to the ATlas 8-1362 com- capita consumption In 1963 In TOP DIVIDEND RATE ... LEBANON, JORDAN, SYRIA, munity as a school. It was and the GA/A STRIP, our Palestine refugees (they now number GORMIEY HOME his FUNERAL idea that the more community than 1.4 million) eat meat, at best, once or twice a year 154 would the We Washington PlacT provide trade teach- . can FEED . . A FAMILY FOR A MONTH for only $lO HUDSON COUNTY . er and collfcet .. N.J. the school fees If you will FEED A FAMILY ESSEX COUNTY Passaic, FOR A MONTH we ll send In and that you, the mission thanks, Olive PRescott 9-3183 priests an Wood Rosary from the Holy Land. would teach and writ- McLaughlin downtown reading HUELSENBECK ing and supply materials. FUNERAL HOME QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME After HOW MEMORIAL HOME almost interminable TO TRAIN A SISTER 591 Jersey Ave. 27-28 Harding Avenue 1108 So. Ave. conference* (one meeting was □ sl-a-month ($l2 Orange • year) pays your membership dues In N. J. Clifton, N.J. scheduled for Newark N. J* Jersey City, 9 a.m., the MARY'S BANK, 6, our sponsors’ club for training native A. PRescott 7-3002 chiefs Karl J. McLaughlin, Jr. began to trickle in at Sisters. W. Huelsenbeck Father Manager noon), McGovern fin- Cl $3 a novice Director HENNESSEY supports for about a week. FUNERAL HOME ally suggested that the idea □ $5 buys shoes for a Sister-to-be. ESsex 2-1600 653-2266 171 bad Washington Place was a one and offered to □ $?3O provides incidentals ANNUM for one withdraw PER year. RIEMAN N.J. it. At that the CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE FUNERAL Passaic, point, □ $lO is the cost of a Sister's habit. HOME leaders somehow found the □ $l2 50 77 PARK STREET 1914 New York PRescott 7-0141 supports one Sister for a month. Avenue and the money teacher, and □ $l5O supports one Sister N. J. Union PAID for a year. MONTCLAIR, City, N.J. SCANLAN the school at QUARTERLY Nyegina soon □ $3OO pays the entire cost of a Sister’s Pilgrim 4-0005 UNion with two-year training. 7-6767 FUNERAL HOME opened its first 10 pupils. GEORGE AHR SON E 28th St. & 12th Ave. & EARL F. BOSWORTH 700 NYE AVENUE (1 Block North of B'way) Dear Monslgnor Ryan: 311 Willow Avenue N. J. Paterson As Enclosed IRVINGTON, pltue find for. Hoboken, N.J. Long ESsex 3-1020 SH 2-6433 IS OLdfield 9-1455 REZEM HOME Oldfield 9-1456 GORNY & As You Live Name FUNERAL GORNY • Save Maill •n by 579 Grove Street MORTUARY Von will receive BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME N. J. 519 ND Irvington, Marshall Street fe »E *, Street 41 Highland Ave. ESsex 2-8700 Paterson, N.J. you Invert your «av Jersey City, N.J. Inie In our s.v!b. A. MUlberry 4-5400 annuity STANTON FUNERAL Charles Stevens, PLAN. City „ .Zone, HOME •State. Manager You alao chare In thn EQUITY 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE Areal wort- 01 the Mlulmu DElaware 3-6446 »nd help In educating NUTLEY, N. J. UNION Br, hr COUNTY ‘ *n ,or Gl’m'iuio"1 ! NOrth 7-3131 LAWRENCE O. QUINN • Corum tax advantagaa. FUNERAL • A l.ootlnj Memorial £ast HOME and. tMear SAVINGS (TlissionsjM) CODEY'S GORNY & GORNY remembrance* In minjW FUNERAL SERVICE FRANCIS 298 Academy St. MORTUARY “WKkE CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President 69 INFORMATION KEARNY AVE. HIGH STREET (at CORNER OF MIDLAND Mi*r. Joseph T. Bergen Square) SOCIETY OF AVE. Ryan, NoFI Sae’y 330 Elizabeth Avenue ORANGE, N. Jersey Seed J. City, N.J. ell commualcatleas tei Elizabeth, N.J. THE DIVINE 4-7554 WORD KEARNY, N.J. ORange SW 8-8114 oLlc near EAST Elizabeth 2-1415 Annuity Dept. PA C^, WELFARE ASSOCIATION GIRARD, iie330 Mo
In — an Argentine Slum 'Because God Wants It...'
By ANNE BUCKLEY town Law School in the fall, broader for his "When Susie left Maryknoll the Sisters said have not so far to travel as are whole of volunteer in Margaret, but their a subsistence allowance from the various ■ They a new breed . . . year teaching a Jesuit she had a vocation to the lay agen- high apostolate,” says commitment is Brann school in complete and their spirit gen- cies which This’is 22, of East Rutherford who Kingston, because it was her Mrs. J. sponsor them. part of the Wry, post- Jamaica, mother, A. McAlvanah. "She fig- erous. 'These include Extension Lay Volunteers poned law school for “doing something without return is appeal. a year after college to go good some- ures now this why God wanted her to spend whose are in mission to Jamaica to more than check assignments areas of the "bring closer to God" . . . thing sending a for $5 to the two and a half at Maryknoll You can’t find one of them who’ll people years U.S. say any- missions." preparing Susan McAlvanah, of I’ve never doubted for thing but that received 23, Westfield, daily a split second that this they’ve more than One of these, Sharon 22, of Glen going into a slum in Mary Ann is on her home Schaible, huge Buenos Aires with a way by bus, after was right for Susie.” they’ve given. They bring this home with them will resume her first aid kit and a Volunteer Ridge, parish work in a smile because she feels the year as a Papal for Latin America after their service is Batesville and where completed. slum dwellers are her Caribbean Newport, Ark., last year and that God wants teaching everything from to SOME WHO HAVE a or people history spent year 60 in "I don’t see how you settle back she did, as she “most of the can com- her there. . . physical education at school in the the lay mission apostolate explains, things a high little are planning a return after as assistant does.” fortably realizing what has to bo done Ann 22, country of British Honduras stint. One of these is pastor Mary Tietjen, of underdeveloped Margaret in without Summit, grabbing Frederickson, was helping people our There taking the census in the 2,500 advantages,” says a quick breakfast after 6 and it "fun.” Now she will accept a a from who a.m. Mass in British finding rare nurse Hackensack, misses her work Sharon Schaible. “You can’t square mile parish which is ever look at life a .03% Catholic, Honduras where there are no sewers (for lay person) assistantship in theology at in, El Progesso, Republic of and bi- Honduras, at a the same way again.” training altar boys, teaching catechism to a school where clinic through- cycling she teaches because Marquette University. Jesuit-sponsored which she founded a out the are Susan has countryside, preparing two retarded Says Donna Murphy of a "people people and this is where I’m need- been in Buenos Aires as a mem- year ago. Westfield, parish youngsters for First teacher and ed." ber of Catholics for Latin America since Communion, bringing a area for "This March, Margaret, 26, says, "You feel there is publicist Extension, so Mexican migrant worker back to the work offers like a drunken into much do family more to live a doing things cajoling man you can there, so much that has to opportunities com- THIS IS THE new preparation of children 10 to plete Christian life. generation of self-sacri- rebuilding his so Church, including This is I’ve learn- burned out house, tracking down be done, much you are of something bent capable doing 14 for First Communion and 10 to for ed. ficing young people on helping others and injured children to them first 19 Con- give aid, mak- that it’s a waste of time sitting around baby- serving their. Church. firmation. “There Twenty-two others like ing friends and her is more to it than just to by singing playing ukelele in a a nice white going them will sitting hospital here, wearing receive Boland's the and a good Archbishop blessing against day when she has earned the con- uniform and Church, doing job teaching. It’s a making money.” MOST Ol' 3 before THE volunteers are out whole Aug. embarking onthe lay apostolate. fidence of the recently concept —of the real role of the people enough to Others from North who are layman begin working Jersey of to their education Brann is home now, to enter George- returning college, eager use without in the Church and ready on their lost sense of their own to their mission posts for your specific part in the dignity. a second or third financial reward. year They receive only lodging and Mystical Body." 'Nun-Sense' from Englewood iteAtlvftate A Sister Looks at Modern Life
7 SUSAN DINER articles July 30, 1964 By written the past ter in Lake. during Spring grasp for support. decade for the Mes- “Nun-Sense” ENGLEWOOD —a book "Orphan’s finally be- and Advocate of the possible WRITING ABOUT the reli- that discusses modern fads came when Sister Blind,” magazine of the Sis- Madeleine gious life, she to dis- and fancies, poets and the got a secretary, attempts ters of St. Joseph of Newark. Sister M. C.S.J. pel “wrong ideas” foisted Green Bay Packers for the Andre, The upon “The beauty of writing for jacket was the public in books by disen- purpose of making God better designed by such a publication,” she says, Sister chanted ex-nuns or well-inten- known will be published by Theresanne, C.S.J., art "is that its kind teacher tioned writers bent on Bruce Aug. 1 under the title editors, my at Immaculate Heart glam- Sisters in Christ, never send of orizing the convent. "Nun-Sense” and with the by- Mary Academy, Washington a seems rejection slip.” “It to me,” she says, line of Sister M. Madeleine, Township. Her for "that not much has been C.S.J. purpose assembling writ- and about enlarging upon the maga- DIVIDED ten religious life that is Sister Madeleine, president into seven main zine articles and talks given the real truth. A certain of Archangel College here, de- chapters, it deals with The Un- at Seton Hall’s vocation rallies amount of suffering must be scribes her book as an effort known God, the Sizzling Six- is that included. “God may be better ties, How The whole to “look at life in a modern Life Can Be Beauti- religious known and loved whatever life is to live with way.” by ful, A Little Learning Which learning has one’s individual cross. 29 insights He beneficently Is Not The In essays she skips a Dangerous Thing, granted to me and that no one only happiness lies in knowledgeably from the Bible Imperatives, Orchids to You working will read these pages without for the eternal. Life is to TV commercials to religious and Nuns Are People. really a a AUTHOR, being pierced anew with Sister Madeleine paradox. AUTHOR' - It is an moment for life to women in slacks. quotes from exciting Sis- realization of that love which ter Madeleine, left, as she looks such writers as Oliver Wendell “My personal motto is that over the jacket of her has spent itself so prodigally God writes first book, with THE BOOK, Sister Made- Holmes, Theodore Maynard, straight with crook- "Nun-Sense," her secretary, Sister Andre. for us.” leine’s like she Richard ed lines, and we must The collection of will be first, Topsy, Hovey, Gertrude Von ac- essays published by Bruce, Aug 1 LeFort orders on says, "just growed” into 40,- and cept like a SISTER Shakespeare. faith, ($3.95). 000 words of of MADELEINE, a "Just I have soldier the battlefield.” out a core 12 as spent most of on native of Jersey City, says she And with my imigination. etiquette and teaching years teaching Love is the silver lining, Fridays would has lived her whole life on the what others have find fish on the had say, This is the of only menu. With What Hudson River. A 40 though. point graduate of DREAMING OF what she the this book ties in with “Nuns Are at However, royalties from St. Michael’s School and St. that,” People," which, would do with a large sum of “Nun-Sense” she explains. the same no will be directed in time, pulls punch- she describes Interest? Aloysius Academy Jersey money, a coast- to the es about the difficulties in- college. she received her City, mas- FROM THE to-coast chain of Deo Gratias As FACTS of mod- volved in "Nun-Sense” is YONG DONG, Korea (NC) ters from leaving home, living unpacked degree Seton Hall ern secular life restaurants. Murals of Our in book she borrows homes and li- food in this and her by obedience, and rou- stores, Stealing very Ph.D. from Fordham. poverty Lord’s such the techniques for miracles, as Sister Madeleine is section of Korea spiritual living. tine. braries, al- poor can Before entering the loaves convent a and fishes 7 would cover "Samples sell specialty," she ready working on her second be a little like Humor is borrowing in 1941, she taught an essential, she the omission English observes in a discussion of ad- walls; of grace book, "So Far So on credit. This has been which she "will says, and she her Good,” says always “How sprinkles es- before and after meals would which deals vertising. many samples with what It’s like the experience of the Sacred be says with it. my speciality” and was be considered breach of Christian a of to be a Sister. Heart Korean charity, love, Sisters. girls’ basketball coach at St. cheerfulness and noighbor- One evening the Sisters Michael’s High School for liness do out you hand daily?” washed their rice and, as is three years. After taking her She is not above a sugges- left it out in customary, the first vows, she taught atvSt. tion to substitute such initials yard When overnight. they Luke’s, for tws Hohokus, as JMJ or IHS for one's the own awoke, rice was gone. years. on auto license plates. LOVE IS There were only a few WARM - Barbara Quijada, 7, affectionately She was provincial coun- Her ruminations about cuddles her doll grains left on the level our during recess at selor and vocation directress summer times include an community walk, but were “alas” for the they spread for the development program at St. Benedict's center, past 12 years. lost Stockton, Ap- of the child who which out in Korean characters security Calif., it conducted women of The pointed president of to by Grail Move- Archangel held on his mother’s which read, for tak- ample of for “Sorry in 1962, Sister love the children of College Made- skirts instead of ment - out there, many whom the rice. Will trotting along- ing pay you leine was are members of worker a delegate to the side Mom’s migrant families. back.” trousered legs with Josephites’ 1964 general chap- the only carriage handle to & Construction Continues
U.S. Catholics Flock to Their Shrine & WASHINGTON (NC) Dedicated less than five years ago —and yet to be completed National the Shrine of the Immaculate Concep- tion has become already oneof the great places of pilgrimage in the nation’s capital. The huge church erected by the Catholics of the U.S. as a tribute to Mary, the nation’s is visited patroness, by more and more persons each The year. shrine was visited by a million last and it At NJB persons year, is expected that 1,150,- or an increase 000, of 15%, will come in 1964. It is estimated by local authorities that eight million visitors will come to Washington this Can Be Worth Over $225 To You.. year, an increase of 500,000, or about 7%, over 1963. in hrosr fiomclng rates and The largest single crowd far last so came World's Falr/Ntw York 3 City May for the dedication of the new of chapel Attraction Tlckotsl Our Lady of Czestochowa. There were more Wins than 10,000 present; Mass was offered not you find that “food deeT In a It Tour only car, you can make NJB atrto loan entitles you to over mo worth of FW within the shrine, but on the an ev«n batter deallfyoupaytorltwithalowcostloen World's Fair and New York great exterior City attraction dbmmt tickata. front New care Janey Bank. to take of the So If porches, huge throng. you’ve been a moee thinking of buyini car, up the data An NJB auto loan la Just Ilka (attinc of an additional $llO purchase. Save over$225 and buU asolid credit atandbm VISITORS TO the shrine fall into two diacount onyear car. You cantara to that thanks with of gen- op much, one the lerpst banka cm la New Jersey. That ms eral classes those who to to NJB'a ton interest come Washington rates. you money, too, In the future. or to the solely principally see and those There’s a shrine, lot more to like about an N)8 auto loan. You can who the shrine the list put on of national monu- In with daeler ' ‘ coma fi|ures and (at your loan epproaed on JiPJ —i —i c= ments must see while in the the No red i they capital. There spot tape. Insurance? That’s up to you, as is LI LIX^L*-—tl are the time peak periods from mid-April to mid-May you Uke to pay. Up to 3 years. and in and July August. And that’s not all! We'D FUN PAX At NJB, arranre tor your car I inane Inf The busloads of students who come in the In that advance so you can shop around and a batter (at fUN-MX SAVES YOU to the Just In ask !“! OVU 35% ON MOM THAN spring give way carloads of families in buy. coma and lor a RadtCeah loan. the but the regular INCUIOt summer, tours of the shrine, If all this doesn’t that KJB la MM*" MaiAWtANTT contrhne you the car buyers SSnSZZJSS. starting half-hour from 9 n M r,a 0UT "» every to 5, are well bank, hara s a treat offer cant you afford to pass up. inuSmoMmS."*' patronized. The HOW TO OBT YOUR shrine, easily among the 10 largest RBDI-CABH CHICK churches in the is For an NJB RedfCesh loan, complete application maH world, 90% completed on the ml to Mr. New Stahl, Jersey Bank I Trust Company, 657 Main N. 1 NEW outside and about one-third finished on the in- Are, Passaic, Member side. Work in will the r.OerU Papoalt Insurance a MemberFederal Reserve progress carry interior Corporation System JERSEY building program up to 1967, and will cost more than $3 million. BANK
AMONG TIIE WORK to be com- projects A l Q,e,t °' pleted in 1964 are: Na, 0nal Shrin of ,h ceTt!I?\n ' * » Immaculate Con- The W«hinfton~.h 0 CASH DtUVfMDPMOC great organ donated by the Catholic chaplains and DOWN FAYMgNT personnel of the U.S. Armed •AUMCt OUI DCALCA under Francis Cardinal the wen Forces, Spellman, ' tide. N(X Of WORTHS TO PMA Vicar. The chancel Military organ will be com- ruu in June and the great A gift the pleted organ above the of U.S. Franciscan priests, Nuns, of the nation's front in Lithuanian Catholics. entrance Marble has Brothers and tertiarics the September. re- embracing east apse The been installed with Chapels of the Immaculate Heart of cently on tho walls behind these a 3,600 square foot mosaic of St. Joseph; Mary and St. five Anthony Mary Claret in the organs. apsidal Chapels of the Sorrowful Mysteries; crypt area, gift of the The Chapel of Our three stained Claretian Fathers. Lady of Czestochowa, glass windows and six statues.- of the The west recently dedicated, gift Polish apse of the upper church with WORK TO BE Bishops a completed in 1968: and Catholics in the U.S. 3,600 foot square mosaic of The of Our Mary Immaculate, Chapel Queen of the The five Lady. Chapel of Mary, Queen of All apsidal chapels of the in the Hearts, Joyful Mysteries, Missions, crypt area, of the Oblates in the three gift gift of the Montfort Fathers. stained windows and six statues of transept, glass Mary Immaculate. IMKOTUI WYMAN »WHI The of Our of Mt. all the Jesuit Fathers of the U.S. Chapel Lady Carmel, a given by Work to be a completed in 1967: r» mix of the Carmelite Fathers. The mosaic dome over the main TAXCHOMCMUAV transept chapel, gift altar The O MONTH Chapels of Our of the The of Our The of the Lamb Lady Rosary, Chapel Lady of Good Triumph —a of the U.S. St. Dominic Q VU> QTHIAHBCOMI Counsel, gift and St. Catherine Polish a'nd of Siena east in the crypt area, gift of the Fath- Bishops Catholics. lateral Augustinlan nave of U.S. The chapels, gift Dominicans. ers. Chapel of Our Mother of Sorrows, a I here are to be 57 stained glass The marblo and bronze lateral nave chapel, gift of the First Catholic windows in permanent pulpit, the completed shrine. A number of gift of the Sisters of Mercy. Slovak Union of the U.S, these are In the design and manufacturing and will The of of stage Chapel Mary, Help Christians, a be installed in 1964. outcum a SCHEDULED for in 1965 the donors of completion are: the Among win- transept chapel, gift of Salesians of St. The of Our of John J Krol and the Chapel Lady Guadalupe, a John Boaco. rt:,Arfhb‘B,h°P - lateral nave Philadelphia the chapel, gift of Richard Cardinal The Archdiocese, Mercy nuns, the of Our of of Ursuline of Chapel Lady Siluva, one and the NaUonal Cushing Boston. nuns, Alliance of four In the major chapels upper church, a gift Czech Catholics. 8 THE AD VOCATE July 30, 1964 Drama Ratings Discuss Council
Slate Television is 'Glass Following a list of the Radio plays on Menagerie' Broadway, in stock, and summer at In TV Series Plays in Brief the World’s Fair, classified by tho Legion of Decency of the Newark SUNDAY, AUG. 2 NEW YORK WNEW 1130, WNBC 660. WHOM Archdiocese. Th# By JOAN T. 7:30 (7) (NC) NOURSE a.m. Tho Christophers. 1460. WCBS 860, WOR 710. WMCA FAMILY As Seton Hall Finale on Best Catholic Hour A Funny Thing Happened "Pick Reading.” 570, WWRL 1600, WVNJ Around the World TV on the Way 810. WBNX Miracle Worker during Ollvsrl Handsome production and 7:30 (5) »o tha Forum Low. leerish a.m. The Christophers. 1380, WABC 770, WERA In 00 Days Music Man will offer farce, lively score make this a 1590, a suggestive, generally en- •:I5 a.m. The The Bat August four-part often based comto Joyable til) Christophers. WRLB-FM 107.1, WFHA-FM 106.3, Oliver upon version of the beloved 8:25 on SOUTH ORANGE Ten- Johnson «dng hack Dickm a.m. (9) The WFUV-FM Camelot series main issues before of New Brunswick, to Plautus. novel. Christophers. 90.7, WSOU-FM 89.5 peter Pan Fall _ 8:30 a.m. (4) Talk About God. School for Scandal n»**ee William’s Long, emotionally 110 In fht Shed, Charley’s Aunt the Second Vatican “The Glass drama Engsging, rt>- Sisters. SUNDAY, AUG. 1 Jeanne of charged by Arthur Miller, Maryknoll Do Re Mi She Loves Me Council, Ferrary Totowa, prob- mantle musical about but 8:45 a.m. Baalist ing painfully a bright 1:30 (4) Catholic WINS Sermons. will close out Seton and Bill the question of how mod- (arm p.m. Hour, “Issues Hello Dolly Song of Norway including the role of Menagerie” Johnson. blunt girl given n needed moral, 7 a.m. WPAT Christophers. peo- *r” ,lve his from the Vatican Cowell.” Here’s Sound lay n?*.n *?. guilt boost by a Love of Music * own starstruck 7 a.m. WNEW Hour of Crucified. in the Hall and that of others con-man. Kissed ple Church. University’s drama work- Includes much Jrany Me 10 Little Indians Evening will pro- Sheets of New York highly agree- 7 a.m. WHN - Christophers. performances fanlty and some sordid Late Arrival To material; ablo off-Broadway musical 7:15 WHN Hour of St. Broadway Featured on the *hop summer productions in remains version of a a.m. Francis. Leave programs be July 30, Aug. 1,6, 7 and thought murky melodrama It to Jane With Love 7:30 WHOM - 31, 19th-century of love and a.m. Sacred Heart. will the Any Wednesday Slick, often the Little Mary Wonder World be Rev. Bishop Dougherty Center nmus* greed In big. wicked city. 8 a.m. WPAT Sacred Heart. Raymond Bosler, 8, at 8:30 matinees, Aug. fcng comedy, that Sunshine p.m.; favors marriage but Subject Was Roses Films on TV 8:10 WCBS Audit. Winslow Boy editor the theater-in-the-round does not Compassionate a.m. of news- beginning disapprove affairs. Majority of One Criterion, of troubled 8:30 - Unskikable 1 and 8 at 2:30 Tickets study a pair and their a.m. WMCA Ave Marla Hour. Molly p.m. for all * of the ■*»» »•"* Just Following Ls a Hat of films 81. Man Brown paper 30. • Kin - Off beat young non returned from World on TV Villana of Florence. Indianapolis July are $2.50 and $2 for satiric 11. 1-7 be Seasons evenings three-character play attacking War Aug. 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National Defense Education Students could borrow NEW YORK (RNS)—Ameri- up to has MAYWOOD Act, revised two sections $2,500 the national Catholic Over 1,500 an schedule a year, instead of the ca, week- "overloaded in postcards private school supporters have been received (those present In addition, stu- ly, has urged the Catholic hier- two subjects).” $l,OOO. the claimed were unfair to their Ito by local weekly newspaper There dent nurses would be qualified archy be "slow —very are 144 students in the teachers, and has added here in favor of the shared pro- for loans, and the forgiveness slow” in responding to a poll two Queen of Peace classes visions for nurses and social time proposal feature would be extended to of 229 Bishops by Rep. Frank involving Queen who would benefit from this workers. of Peace Grammar School those who went into nursing, J. Becker (R.-N. Y.), initiator and first shared time proposal in The bill would extend the a nearby Maywood Junior High North social work or became coun- of proposed constitutional Jersey. 1958 law School. two years beyond its V selors in projects related to amendment to permit prayers The ad also stated that the expiration date of June 30, President Johnson’s and Bible reading in public The Maywood Committee for committee could not wait until lt is proposed now in the House Shared in “war on poverty.” schools. Time a full-page ad September for the official de- Rules Committee. “The Becker amendment is printed in the July 23 issue of cision on shared time. This Under the present • law, a col- Our well-intentioned but ill-ad- Town, asked residents to meeting would take student who borrows NEW place Sept. lege from send the Jesuit magazine postcards to the news- 14, a week after the of the federal Diocese Offers Aid vised,” COLLEGE - Above is the architect's conception of the new and opening government to fi- the junior college a of and members school. said. “It is not cause to Sisters St. John the at paper to of the nance his education novitiatefor Baptist Woodcliff Lake. At left is the college can get up BURLINGTON, Vt. (NC) - board which the Church should se- building which will accommodate 300 of which had The committee said students and at the education, in-, to 50% of his debt The Burlington Diocese has of- right which will also forgiven consider include the offices novitiate, the proposal at stead it riously committting of the Architect rejected a would two al- if he teaches five in fered to is J. of York July weigh years a guarantee a motherhouse. Anthony DePace New $300,000 her and her City. 17 executive session. ternatives. 1) to register all grade prestige reputa- or public or high school. loan to the Burlington school tion.” someof the 144 students It was hoped that a demon- at the That feature would be ex- board for of anew completion school for science tended stration of in junior high to those who teach in school here. public opinion public high Set for and favor of the physical education or 2) non-public schools in The loan Driter-Ed Aid Groundbreaking program might or col- would be made to Bus, College all change the decision of the register or some on a full- leges. the board National Life WOODCLIFF LAKE - In- - Arch- by ST. PAUL, Minn (NC) Lucy’s, Newark; St. 150, time basis. Bernard’s, kitchen, halls and board before its next this latest of bishop Boland will dining meeting, Furthermore, re- surance Vermont, using Citizens for Educational Free- break and St. Plainfield, Vincent’s, quarters for the superior. which is scheduled for vision would ground here 10, permit Church property of the diocese dom in Minnesota will seek 2 for the Mother Aug. THE FIRST alternative private Aug. Stirling. M. Berna- but school teachers novitiate which may not take to receive the as collateral. bus and of place would, of force the tax-supported trans- junior college dette, former ON THE SECOND floor will course-, equal C.5.J.8., prin- until due to lack now to Edward the Sisters of St. John September, stipend given public Burlington Mayor A. for all school chil- the at St. be hand of the board of education portation cipal Bernard's, was accommodations for the of school teachers which a quorum. enrolled in Keenan called the offer "gra- dren in the 1965 Baptist, will probably on the question of shared time. legislature. recently named U.S. Regional novices and postulants, as well institutes in open in special subjects tifying.” He Daniel of Man- September, 1965. If the students added, however, Coughlan superior. as IT IS NOW 15 months since were rejected, such The community rooms, study as mathematics and guid- that it is doubtful that the state of the college, which event- The the city kato, president college building will in- halls, oratories and utility the Shared Time Committee, case would probably wind ance will counseling. The stipend could legally accept it. non-profit or- ually accept lay students clude in court. which non-sectarian, classrooms, science and rooms. The ground floor will composed of parents of Queen up The second, is a as well as $75 week, plus $l5 weekly Completion of the new high ganization of private school Sisters, will have the committee not language laboratories, art have a reception hall seating of Peace students, asked that says it does for each a of dependent. school has been hamstrung by supporters, said CEF will capacity 300, while the a 20,000-volume 125 wish to result rooms, library, people. seventh and eighth grade chil- use, might in a The bill also would raise the difficulties subsidies novitiate will in a sec- also seek state for accommodate 40 conference and session for the obtaining reading rooms. The facade of the two struc- dren from that school be split school, limit the novices and per- on amount available non- 40 postulants. ond payment of state aid driver training classes in On the lower level will be to which would then be a tures will include buff face mitted take physical educa- over- in federal funds to be lent by funds. puplic schools. large gymnasium and brick with limestone tion crowded. THE all-pur- trim and and science at the junior CONGREGATION pre- pose room, seating 300. colored mosaic between school. The board of edu- The question conducts panels high of part-time ac- sently Mt. St. John The novitiate will have on aluminum windows. The cation first the CCD ar- rejected pro- ceptance of students in public Survey: Academy, Gladstone, and its first floor the offices of the chitect for the double posal in letter staffs project an April which day schools has never been grammar schools at St. a motherhouse, chapel seating is J. De Pace. said it not feasible due to Anthony was decided by state courts. Bright Vista, and Problems WASHINGTON (NC) Ob- about 40% of the total queried. force CCD on a pastor with- taining cooperation from pas- out first showing its value and BESIDES revealing the tors is the biggest problem top practicality. three of facing the Confraternity of problems CCD, the a debate ONE APPROACH to the sol- Christian Doctrine, according survey sparked lively Shop-Mttie's to nationwide on how to solve those prob- ution of training and organiza- Power a survey of dio- Money-Saviny Krinys You ... lems and salaried cesan CCD directors. served to dispel tion principals and Close behind in the CCD some previously-revered as- key workers received the sumptions about the pro- endorsement of 75% of the problem parade were "train- effectiveness. ing and retaining" qualified gram’s respondents. Few real Father said he lay teachers, and achievement reported any suc- O’Donoghue cess in overcoming the response would of good organization on parish pastoral thought and diocesan levels. opposition to CCD programs. have been even better if his The is had said who would the of- the reasons for this question iN confraternity Among CiIRisTMAS JJUf the ficial organization for teaching difficulty were “the reluctance pay larger parishes and the dioceses. religion to all not attending of some pastors to accept a GOVERNMENT INSPECTED GRADE "A" Catholic schools. The different from the A characteristic to OVEN READY survey, program objection by Rev. Joseph O’Donoghue, patterns which they had tra- paying key personnel, he said, that salaries CCD director at St. James ditionally followed;” absence was “would de- stroy the CCD Church in suburban Mt. Rain- of "strong directives” from as a truly par- SHOMlirs ish .” ier, Md., evoked a response the Bishops, and in some program. . “’"lP*** Uiof» 62 The results also indicate lit- from diocesan directors, cases, a director’s attempt to I*m "CWiilmat" tle connection between the •»«T i*l W Hm strength of the TURKEYS parochial w. 41 KIT FAT school system and the SA ef- *1 TASTY MO4ITU. Head fectiveness of CCD. Dioceses lU K Legislators Mviafi art pml HENS low with a percentage of paro- ■ TM( uditulu V 10-14 lb*. chial school students —and need for CCD more were s % MK TURKEYS rated good and bad just as CEF Speakers Stnoll- often as other dioceses. Undcr Am Advocate News' Summary Family Movement, July 31- Froxcn THE SURVEY also brought A three-faith pane! of tweak- Aug. 2 at Marist College, to light some other statistics TURKEY ers on education will address Poughkeepsie, N.Y. '•^'"CAL'DA in the dioceses: ROASTS 89 Citizens for Educational Free- • Editors Stewart Beach of responding • 70% of Catholic students POTATOES dom and more than 3,000 This Week and Whit Burnett of in public schools attend CCD members from the U.S. and Story and authors Padraic classes, compared with 61% Canada are expected to turn Colum, Anne Freemantle and five years ago and 67% in 12-99 out for the annual Elizabeth will meeting of Janeway speak w 1961. the Ancient Order of Hiber- at the annual Georgetown Uni- ROAST £&ss£ "a • Two-thirds of all CCD ★ 4s‘, nians in two conventions due versity Writers conference in teachers to in the are lay people. open coming week. Washington, Aug. 3-14. Ore9O Fr -SKAtOOO DEPT. . • 58% of the directors feel °l*n cutSHORT • The RIB CEF, meeting Aug. 6-8 in National Laywom- REb WHOU SHRIMP ONLY! RIB a need for an of in- HIST will hear en’s Retreat exchange STEAKS lAR4*QtH 69 Philadelphia, Rep. Congress, The "" formation among and ROAST Augustus F. Hawkins of Calif- National Laymen's parishes SHRIMP 75*. Retreat uu COLOMM dioceses. RASPBERRIES SMOKED UZi (WHITE) UNOft 15 Ftl U. Movement NEWPORT ornia, a Baptist, and Rep. and the Canadian $ PICNICS $ 89 • 75% feel that CCD is not TASTT 35‘ i. a Retreat Movement lV’«5 5 Hugh Carey of New York, will meet c ROAST 99*. 4 >*UCT LAKI U.IMP expanding enough to meet the 41 TO JO HE LI Catholic, both members of the July 31-Aug. 2 in Detroit. "89 need. 79 House Education Committee. • Rev. Edward L. Curran, 79v«5£ *3 FRESH & LEAN Will of Ju- of the Herberg, professor president International BUT WHATEVER the short- ground daic Studies at Drew Univer- Catholic Truth will Society comings and the problems, the CHICKEN PARTS in will also at the Catholic o. sity Madison, speak War diocesan directors were al- Shop-Rlt" ■AOYTOCOOKf CHUCK INN BtftASTS CEF Veterans Convention UVIES speak. urges government 4-9 most unanimous in their Aug. op- »■* for both and in Cleveland. CREAM support public timism over the CCD’s future. 49v 59V 69‘. schools. 3 TO 4 LI AVG private Some comments: 59.‘ "The future is ROASTERS 39l THE HIBERNIANS have bright, par- N.J. Jesuit ticularly since our Catholic scheduled slate of tRESHNESS MAKES a week-long THE DIFFERENCE AT laity are becoming more SHOP-RITE' activities beginning Aug. 4 iu aware of their own place in Albany. Head the priesthood of Christ.” CANTALOUPES vineSSpeneo At other conventions: College 25 "I see the and • The coordinating commit- confraternity SYRACUSE - Very Rev. the tee meeting of the Christian the ’role of laity’ as al- William L. SWEET PLUMS California Reilly, S.J., a na- most synonymous." $l lb |9* tive e,“ of Jersey City, has been bacon “Modern changes and chal- Peter’s appointed president of Le- «»■ Drops lenge have given the CCD a BARTLETT'S PEARS „19* Moyne College by Very Rev freshness that inspires and en- 49* Adult Courses James J. Shanahan, S.J., New gages the good will of HOME York provincial our peo- CORN GROWN superior. A. is the 6.0.29! JERSEY Father ple. danger tendency CITY St. Peter’s Reilly succeeds Very in some quarters to bill the priced College will discontinue its Rev. Nicholas J. Sullivan, S.J., Jai:rytiii\c’s right at shop, nit hr CCD as a and division of adult education this who has lay organization received a sabbati- lay activity and then set up a fall. cal to a complete year of KlUh^Cook«lF«|* core of clergy as dictators of Rev. Edward F. and BEEF Very Clark, post-doctoral study re- ROAST PEL $ policy, procedure and pur- iLICED MONTE PEAS S.J., president, said the pro- search in Europe. 6- 1 in 1953 when pose.” gram was begun The new president attended there few facilities "The CCD will grow and get were for St. Peter’s *99* Prep before enter- •afc a adult education in the better material from the ‘new PRIDE FARM CATSUP area. ing the Society of Jesus in 2 ’Jr 29* breed* of both and Since then, many public laity 1932 at Mass. He was Weston, clergy.” schools have instituted such ordained in 1945. From 1947 SHOP-RITE MAYONNAISE "C £ programs and St. Peter’s has to 1955, he taught at Fordham CONTINKNTAL f OOO 39< chosen now to concentrate ex- and for I°, University the past B^3 clusively on degree programs. nine years has been at Canis- HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP The enrollment ius Shonvtn^ 51»1 at the col- College, where he served kklbask this fall will increase as director of the lege by summer ses- Xtmclfon & «WC.HA W STOKELYS TOMATO 10 percent in the ses- sion and AVINUK JUICE evening evening division. M PARK 4*l* \ sion, while the largest fresh- NEWARK NU 4-7200 class man in history is ex- Fr. Lee to Library pected attend the day ses- sions. HIGHLAND, N.Y. - The MAXWELL b C new HOUSE at St. PRINTING ( ' a n 70 library Augustine’s Borden'* Dutch or t" School Regtilar here will be named for Private School Rev. HARRY F. MURPHY DRINK Charles A. Lee, a native CHOCOLATE 78 CLINTON ST DEL MONTE of Paterson, who the NEWARK 2 began V PINEAPPLE JUICE $ or DOLES j|l*U*«. $| library before his Phon«: Equality Asked shortly MArkal 3-2831 CHIU® l death last June 1. | 0’- ADOS ZEST AND FATIMA, Portugal (NC) - WESSON FLAVOR 49 OIL TO SALADS AND MEALS Equal treatment must be « •I granted to private schools within the framework 'of the GELATIN SHOP-RITE ASS7D. • IHI MOOilt: AIR CONDITIONED SHOP DESSERTS As 5* now reform of elementary edu- RITE FLAVORS cation in the the country, HOLLAND DUTCH TREAT Portuguese stated in a ICE CREAM Bishops POPULAR FLAVORS! robeit treat a KNOTT HOTEL 9«L 55* pastoral letter at the end of their annual 4 meeting. 57 The R Invites reservations Bishops’ pastoral refers your to a reform extending obliga- LEMON • COMMUNION SHAKE JUICE AST! REALEMON tory school at the elementary 59* • level from four ORDINATION DINNERS to six years. w*, »—. ... H« • WIDDINO RECEPTIONS The Bishops stress the nec- , essity not only of Improving • CONVENTIONS, SEMINARS and the standard of living in the SALES MIITINO country, but also the need of 12 Function Roomi Top Capacity In On* Roam 1290 facing the of ~ problem private STANLEY i. AKUi. Manager ALBERT W. STENDIR, Prctld.nl schools in addition to public PARK MARKET 50 NEWARK - 2-1000 ones. PLACE, There’s a Shop-Rite Near You—Call ESsex 5-7300 10 THE ADVOCATE July 30, 1064 I Was Thinking... At the Vatican Pavilion Americanism Past, Present Fair Hostess: Each Day Is Different CLIFFSIDE PARK - Al- asked in Spanish, German, "Visitors,” she continues, Evident in Stone, though it means traveling to French and Yiddish. “We are “have a very cooperative and Spirit the World’s Fair each called to day, upon answer ques- respectable attitude not only RUTH W. REILLY working onSaturdays and Sun- tions about the exhibits and toward the Vatican Pavilion By and Pavilion days living away from her anything within the but also to word the hostesses. A trip to Washington is al- stood, absorbed in thought, Mexico City home, bilingual walls,” she notes. "We even structure, with its House and They're very polite.” ways This time it Nadine exciting. looking up at Mr. Lincoln. Senate Palau says being a hos- orient people around the fair Two desires brought Nadine wings. Once inside he was with our three I younger thought of the drawing of catches the throb and thrill tess at the Vatican Pavilion grounds." to the U.S. and the World’s of children, two of whom had Lincoln (recently reprinted "has in this center of our with many benefits, far more The hostesses also give lec- Fair: to see more of her na- land, never been to the Time than Capital. magazine) depicting him its reminders of past many people may real- tures certain ex- tive country and to be in the history explaining The clear and morning was seated as here, but with his made ize." hibits, conduct tours, and ac- midst of the work she loves here, and its motion of sunny and our first stop was head in The his hands . . . made. 20 hostesses company celebrities and art. weeping history now being pavilion’s through people National Arlington Cemetery . as an chosen . . expression of our were from 2,000 the Pavilion. Uncertain whether to major ap- where we fell “IS THIS in line and nation’s grief and shock on WHERE Kennedy plicants. "Being exposed to in art or psychology in col- chatted with other tourists as hearing the news of President lay in state?” our youngest an international AN INTENSIVE one-week background lege, Nadine wanted to “take inched our asked as he walked to the we way to pay tri- Kennedy’s death. Lincoln and cen- and very interested in art” was held before a to decide.” training period year out . bute President at Kennedy’s Kennedy were kindred ter of the huge rotunda. Our are factors Nadine the fair opened. Through lec- spirits, feels helped “I realized the best thing I grave to the mound of exponents of time was too limited to her books and see Americanism at cause. tures, homework, could do to get experience in earth blanketed with ever- its best. roam, so we a tour and the hostesses learned about the joined Nadine, who speaks Span- public speaking and dealing greens and topped with the the guide’s running commen- background of the exhibits at with ish, frequently converses with people of all na- “eternal WE STROLLED the described flame,” the hats, rep- along tary the art in the another hostess the Their studies con- who speaks pavilion. tionalities and outside walk between the occupations resenting the different branch- walls rotunda, the history of Sta- French. Both tinue as additional material or are interested in would be at the fair." of the memorial chamber es of the armed cir- and tuary Hall and other points of the other’s new exhibits are added. services, learning language the great colonnade which cling it, the two tiny head- sur- interest. Interviews with some artists SINCE APRIL, Nadine ex- and eventually being of more rounds it. It reminded stones for the Kennedy babies. me of The boys were tremendously assistance whose works are on display plains, she has "gained so to other foreign an ancient Greek From there we walked as followed and much of Italian to the temple. impressed we our visitors. reading the knowledge art speaking pavilion Bible, Irving tomb There is a of into visitors’ it’s of the unknowns. We feeling dignity guide the Stone’s "The and the She cites gallery Agony just amazing.” and peace, of fullness and marveled at the of the House chamber which and Arnold the of the Sistine soldierly per- EACH DAY at the Fair Ecstasy” Toyn- transparency freedom here. These is fection with which the are the she described in detail. bee’s "The Tomb of St. Peter” "Did guard They "different” because each Chapel as one example. Mr. Lincoln lived per- on marched and things and looked with solemn wonder included. know that duty went and question is were you Michelangelo died son different, his to secure for all Ameri- when she out where through manuevers despite pointed she The hostesses are painted the of minus says. The hostesses easily body Eve, cans. President Johnson had cover full uniform and the heat of the President stands to a different recognizable by their her head, as part of Adam's area of the pavilion princess- signed the the day. We witnessed the strongest civil address a joint session of Con- line dresses of and in the scene of the each week .which magenta leg crea- law in gives them of the rights nearly a From there walked tion of ceremony changing of century gress. we a "more pink wool mohair, topped man. It was probably personal approach to by only a few days chamber. the guard a few minutes after earlier, and across to the Senate elbow-length A his way of bringing out that people” as well as a capes. gold the place seemed thorough our arrival. especially "May we come back some- brooch came from knowledge of the inspired by the papal woman man. Work- pavilion. “I hallowed. time and visit when arms Congress coat of is worn close to ing at the pavilion, I’ve see it every day and From there we drove to every HEAVY TOURIST the is in session?” the boys want- the left shoulder. A learned much about re- traffic it makes a different pill-box my day im- and Capitol. Although he has ed to know. “I’d like to hat and ligion.” difficulties seen very pression type short com- parking regu- on me,” she Says. gloves a first-time visitor is lated the number and order of pictures, much,” I told them. “There is plete the uniform. She spends much of her free The two main areas are awed the the our by hugeness of the so much to see and do!” time out where stops. First was the grace- more Sistine exhibit and seeking places Chapel St. NADINE ful Jefferson Memorial and SAYS most visitors she can sketch Peter’s Tomb. or paint. At the Monument come to the pavilion with the home she works on semi-ab- Washington IFCA Convention Nadine and the other hos- idea of which the We seeing the Pieta and stract charcoal Na- spears sky. tesses drawings. answer of rested an average then But dine our wait leaving. generally says she during long 2,000 questions day. enjoys working every One interested for the elevator and were they linger, by other with but likes to quarter people pursue of the questions exhibits. crowded close for are art when she's alone. the long 70 Marks Golden second assent Jubilee to the top, TIME where SKETCHING - During her free Vatican we enjoyed spectacular WASHINGTON time, (NC) The gious communities engaged in Pavilion hostess Palau views of the ob- Nadine of Cliffside Park often city through International Federation of teaching. seeks servation out spots windows onall sides Catholic Alumnae will providing "atmosphere” or "character” cele- The motion picture depart- for of the tower. her She brate the golden of its sketching. enjoys working with people - jubilee ment works with the national Our next was which she does all at stop the Lin- founding at its national con- day the fair - but when Legion of Decency in evalu- alone, coln which I like she Memorial, vention in the SheratonPark turns to art. ating films. best of all. We climbed the Hotel here 18-23. Aug. The IFCA has also been ac- front and high steps walked A of the highlight golden tive in efforts to secure the the spacious memori- through convention will be jubilee a beatification of Blessed Moth- al chamber where the great Pontifical Mass of Thanks- ,\ er Elizabeth Seton. It secured marble statue of Abraham giving offered Aug. 23 in the /> some 152,000 a Lincoln signatures on inspires a quiet rever- National Shrine of the Immac- petition for this purpose so (The is ence. statue 19 feet in ulate we re now Conception by Bishop far. the scale is such that height, Jerome D. Hannan of Scran- it Lincoln were standing he ton, Pa., at the Mary Mem- would be 28 feet tall.) We orial Altar donated to the Heads CDA serving thrilled reading the Gettysburg shrine by the federation. Bish- Address inscribed in stone on op Hannan will preside at the one wall. I wished I had COCKTAILS some installation of new IFCA of- . . . color film to catch two young ficers at this time. ...Again Sisters, in blue robes and flow- Made up of alumnae groups Fla. HOLLYWOOD, (NC) - ing white headdresses, who Yes, now with more than a million you may enjoy a leisurely cocktail Margaret Buckley of Chevy members from 550 U.S. Cath- Chase, Md., was re-elected THE AFTON a ... complete liquor and wine olic and colleges high schools, regent of the Catholic Daugh- Benedictines the IFCA founded service has been added for was in 1914 ters of America during its your dining pleasure. by two alumnae of St. 30th * Joseph’s biennial national conven- in Ay Take Vows College Emmitsburg, Md. tion. SERVING HOURS HAVE ALSO Mrs. Manilla Caprine of Los TODAY THE work of tho Angeles was named ELIZABETH secretary Seven Bene- federation is and BEEN LENGTHENED carried on Mrs. Grant Callahan, Roa- dictine Sisters pronounced fin- of edu- through departments noke, Va., was named to the al vows at recent ceremonies LUNCHEON cation, literature, social ser- board of directors. DINNER in Benedictine motion New Academy. vice, pictures and a Reelected were PepH Mrs. John 1J NOON - 2:30 P.M. - Auxiliary bureau of Sister’s V. WEEKDAYS 5 P M. - 9 P.M. Bishop Costello scholar- Ballard, Milton, Mass., and SUNDAYS - 12 celebrated Mass which NOON - 8 P.fj, and Msgr. ships, since )924 ha? Mrs. Frank V. Baxter, Dubu- William F. archdio- awarded more CLOSED EVERY MONDAY Furlong, than' 3,000 que, la., vice regents, and Dr. vocation unmasks cesan director and scholarships for advanced Catherine M. Albu- Clarke, pastor of St. Eliza- Mary’s, study to members of 35 reli- querque, N. Mex., treasurer. beth, preached. Delegates voted Boston as The Sisters pronouncing Sisters the site of the 31st biennial flavor vows were: Sister Maryknoll national convention Annunciata to be held i*. < ""AFTON McCarthy of Sparta, Sister in 1966. Boniface of Re-elect SOUTH Farley Wash- Superior ORANGE AVENUE ol HANOVER RD. ington, D.C., Sister Carol Low- Student Nurses MARYKNOLL, N. Y. - FLORHAM ry of Pittsburgh, Sister PARK. N. J. Mary Mother Mary Colman, Joachim Bukwich of Maple- super- ior general of the Maryknoll From 7 Orders for wood, roitrvotiom FR 7-1171 Sisters since 1958, was re-elec- Sister Also, Thomas Marie NEW ORLEANS, La. ted to a second six-year term (NC) Maguvin of New York The Sisters City, the at Mercy Hos- during congregation’s gen- Sister Benedict Batsch and pital here have eral chapter. given anew Sister Mary George Sullivan of slant to the word "ecumeni- Mother Colman, who entered Elizabeth. cal." in Maryknoll 1926, served in They use It to describe the the Philippines from 1929 to r hospital’s 1945 and nursing program un- was among a group der which 12 Sisters of 50 Maryknoll Sisters res- Mercy who are also hidden cued paratroopers from nurses impart by their Los Banos hospital knowledge to prison there in nine Sisters 1945. from six other communities. She is a former dean of With the by other Maryknoll Teachers Mercy order pay- College the costs, exclusive of and a former vicaress general. ing books, nuns of other commun- ities learn to be nurses coffee Meet either to work in of Superiors hospitals their New Perx own or to be able to is a pure NOTRE DAME, Ind. (NC) give nursing services in or- About Sisters 2,000 are expect- non-dairy product phanages or old ed the people’s lighieners at 11th annual Theologi- homes. that brings out... cal Institute for Local Super- Sister Mary Edwins, direc- iors at Notre Dame University, tor of the said (And keeps fresh never clouds... nursing school, Aug. 3-9. The theme is: "Our the Sisters take in al- Vocation part Religious as a Wor- up to 3 weeks natural coffee most all student activities shipping Community.” "everything except the prom.” underrefrigeration) flavor. Curbs coffee bitterness. MAKE IT A And homogenized Perx stays fresh ROSARIAN SUMMER three times longer. 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Ut arOld Sferl UUU MtU lottarod Cards for Special Occasions July 30, 1964 THE ADVOCATE 11 MOPPING IT OUT - Arthur Thompson of Troop 38, St. Francis Xavier, Newark, takes his at turn cleaning up after luncheon. One boy was assigned as waiter, report- ing 15 minutes before mealtime to set the table. Another the boy acted as host, serving guest and six scouts at his each had table. By rotating, boy both duties once a week. CAPTURED RESIDENT - Warren Singer, nature director, discusses size and characteristics Advocate Contest of snakes Young as of the nature This is one of five offered part program. programs to scouts them to advance within enabling their ranks. Eager listeners are five of 200 scouts who attended the weeks of two Catholic scouting, from left, Gilbert Carcia and Thomas of Good Boyle Troop 18, Counsel,Newark; Lou Saporito and Thomas Hart of Troop 38, St. Francis Them Dollars Xavier, Newark, and Rick Kitts also from Good Counsel. Knowledge Brings Helen 1123 By SUSAN DINER states in both industry and Meier, Summit Ave., Jer- sey City; (7) St. Anne's Once again Young Advo- agriculture. Sarah Micale, 219 Lawrence St.. New Third tie between Brunswick; (3) cates, you’ve the place is a St. Peter's given judges Mary Anne O'Hare. 24« Powers St.. member from the New of the Young Advocate Club a junior div- Brunswick; (8) St. Peter's Kenneth 20 Olson, Lincoln PI., New a ision and one from the senior difficult time, but they did Brunswick; (8) St Peter's Ellen division: Coleman Mary O'Reilly. 247 Myrtle Ave., their and learned a lot Smith, a job Irvington; (8) St Leo's about fourth grader at St. Philo- PREPARING THE New Jersey while they Daniel Rudden. 299 Third St, Jersey ALTAR - Harry Frevert and Thomas mena’s School, who lives City; (7) St Mary's did it. at Leonard Davidson both of 226 at St. Paul of the ScallldL 53 Foxwood Dr, Troop Cross, 193 No. Liv- Somerset; (8) St We Livingston Ave., Peter's the altar for combined the and 212 Irvington, Mass. the junior Joseph Seals. Gsrflsld Avt„ Jar- prepare daily During ingston; and St. Peter’s eighth tey City; (S) St. Paul's senior division of the Ter- two Catholic at Robert Treat Council's Mary Jude scouting weeks grader, Rosalie of Smith. 193 No. Livingston Contest arc Buttitta, Ave.. Livingston; centenary and (8) St Philomtna's camp, an extra to at- 75 Somerset. Barbara many boys gave up hour's sleep Ambrose St., Totnecko. 358 Parrtna Avs. now ready to announce the New Brunswick I (8) tend Mass celebrated Both will receive $2. St Peter's by a troop chaplain either on the Christina 14 results. VanVorhla. Brlarwood Dr.. rustic, white birch altar Coleman sent a drawing of Somerset! (8) St Peter's or a picnic table under a pagoda. CONGRATULATIONS to our the Duke of York showing Sir prize winners. George Carteret the tract of Marianites Elect land he was about to give him. Trudy Schroeder, an eighth LE MANS, France grader Coleman included brief (NC) at St. Peter’s, wins a ex- Sister Madeline Sophie, M.S.C., first of the land was prize and $5. She lives at planation why of LOW SUMMER RATES Opelousas, La., has been NEW, 125 called New Henry St., Somerset. Jersey. elected superior general of the SUMMER are in effect until Labor wrote about the Rosalie’s entry is In the Day Trudy firey 1,000-member Marianite Sisters death on the icy Delaware. form of letter written a by of the Holy Cross, who have RESERVE YOUR3£ In her entry she reminds us War child to a Revolutionary a province in Princeton, N.J. that in PARTY PARTY 1856 docks along the her diary. Her letter tells DATE NOW! Jersey Shore were often about her father who was blocked Avery special price for any extra by ice making it al- stationed with Washington at special occasion. Every glamorous most impossible for boats to Valley Forge and about the PACKAGE detail arranged In the grand man- pick and up discharge pas- who raid their ner to insure Englishmen CfiTlON? a perfect party in a sengers. farm. I/A perfect setting. The steamboat “New Jer- Congratulations also to the sey” was the scene of tragedy following 25 receiving honor- it as caught fire. Only 20 peo- able mention; ple out of almost 100 were Deborah Ahlstrom. 203 Stuyvesant saved. From this tragedy Ave,. Newark; <7l Sacred Heart Joan Bnhavh, 39 Jefferson Ave.. New came an Act of Congress mak- * Brunswick; (fl> St. Peter's • 3SSg life Bartholomew. 27 WEDDINGS ing preservers and life- Susan Hardenberih ~&S0 Brunawtck; <•) St. Peter's. St., New boats • required equipment. Louis Bellettinl. Hit Summit Ave., BANQUETS ADDITIONAL didn't in the HELPING - Although scouts help kitchen, except to the Union City; (4) SI. Francis bring • dishes to the SECOND Joseph P. Benineses. 15«Payton Ave.. RECEPTIONS dishwasher, those the host ad- of $3 goes to < working system occasionally managed an prize Somerset; (S) St. TPeter's ditional Here Frank Carol Stefanko 916 Stevens • LUNCHEONS helping. of 87, Sacred Heart, while of 125 Henry Richard Calferty. St., Mozino Troop Vailsburg, waits North Brunswick; (•) St. Peter's Robert of St. St. Somerset. Carol is also an 31 Morris Avalone Troop 38, Francis Xavier, Newark, is served by Ferraiolo, also Jeananne Carmody, Ave., Guy New Market; (8) St Peter's eighth grader at St. Peter’s. 20 from Sacred Heart. Margaret Clementl. 22 Dix SI., New BEAUTIFUL FUNCTION BOOMS, that Noting New Jersey lacks Brunswick; 18) St. Peter’s NEWLY DECORATED, Janet 40 J oiler vast natural Connolly. son Ave., resources such as New (8) St. Peter's WR COMPLETELY AIR CONDCTIONB Brunswick; CONTINENTAL rooD Thomas VAUT gold, silver, iron, and isn’t Elizabeth Coyne, 1447 Ave., PARKING AVAILABLE Scouts Told th Brunswick; (8) St. Peter's "blessed with FOR even a brigade Suzanne Oldie. 1 Kinrsbrldje Rd.. COMPLETE INFORMATION shomm & S-merset; (8) St. Peter’s of tumultuous rivers turn to 10 CALL MR. BARD Ml 2-4400 Nancy Hall. Carter Rd.. Haskell: ... her (.’> St. factory wheels” Carol does Francis XuHclietm. 8. 3bi*ute'i Obedience Thomas Hamilton. 73 Wrtfht PI., a us lovely job telling why our New Brunswick; (3) St Peter's mo Karen 40 OurnUn PARK avenue state Kiraly, Ave.. New ranks high among other (8) St. NEWARK Brunswick; Peter's Let with NU 4-7200 Is Key Trait Fidelity Help ‘Vacation Loan VALLEY FORGE, Pa. 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PE 6-4685 II f-2660—Proa Parking In R«ar—Op«n •vary nlta till PI Tiwsdoy ond Saturday till 61 12 THE ADVOCATE July 30, 1964 With Drum Corps In Youth's Corner Golden Knights Post Two Wins NEWARK The Blessed Knights scored 85.17 to St.- Sacrament Adventurous CYO Golden Lucy’s 84.82. Marching atitfc Students Would Rather Sink Knights posted their fourth bugling were the big scoring victory in the last five areas for the winners. Others By JOHN outings TEEHAN again If I can save best to do me to teach year up thing upon en- their boys.” as they took their second competing included St. Pat* the is money.” countering one to keep an The initial half-dozen candi- straight drum and bugle rick’s Cadets of Cityr It Is natural to try to keep corps Jersey eye on it and swim to 30 away. . . . dates swelled by the sec- contest 26 Pensauken fifth. our heads above water in the A JET from July at who placed flight Kennedy ond Father slowly. year. Tobey was On July 25, the Golden physical and financial sense. Airport and a small plane to The Woodsiders of Newark forced to limit the size to about So when we hear of some fel- Croix Knights edged out St. Lucy’s third in the St. began four days of VISITING the islands, some placed competi- a dozen this year in order to Cadets of Newark in (he lows saving to keep their heads which field tion the PensaO- sight-seeing under and above of were uninhabited, sponsored by devote more attention to each of eight at Garfield. underwater, doubts bubble Then the hired corps ken 26. In up water. group they were surprised at the pre- July diver in the interests of With a season’s in our minds. safety record of six this Golden a 65-foot boat and a guide and sence of deer. The natives, ac- contest, {he and proper victories, the Golden This, however, is what some supervision. Knights scored 86.35 and spent the rest of the vacation cording to Engleman were Knights Safety is the theme of the compete next at Bader Field, Seton Hall Prep students are all in the visiting the islands. very friendly but conversed so topped categories course and all dives that Atlantic to City, Aug. 1, in a con- planning, save up money so Father Tobey did mo::t of the rapidly in their style field of eight. calypso Father leads. The test sponsored they can a scuba Tobey by the Sea repeat diving cooking, including fish caught that it did not even sound like course takes 10 weeks and in- Horse there. to the Islands. Lancers, trip Virgin by 'the group. The students which it was. English, cludes sessions in the Seton OPPORTUNITIES The of At the Garfield Cadets’ group six, under the dove as much as could Sloping roofs to they designed Hall and lec- FOR direction of Rev. Alfred University pool meet July 25, the Golden WOMEN 16-35 Tobey and made the dive of drain rainwater into barrels deepest tures. recently returned after two- a their careers, 85 feet down to brought home to the visitors Serve God by Serving Others week vacation Day to in the in the islands. a wreck of the importance of fresh trips quarries New explore a passen- water, Group Says were Mark region and to shore locations They Engleman, ger ship that sank 100 years which is taken for granted in JUNIOR William Farland Robert build the of the William of Jr., ago. North Jersey. up experience AWARD - Bishop Connare Greens- 'Lo' With Luau divers. Pa., the Scanlon, Peter Chehayl, Char- In young burg, presents Outstanding Junior Award to They learned that the sun Engleman’s case the ex- Patricia Gannon of PATERSON The les Martone all than As for the Cambridge, recent Cath- newly Jr., juniors, penetrated the clear water to perience was more an ad- Virgin Islands, Mass., during and Dennis olic formed CYO of of Pastena, a senior. venture, it was also Engleman said: Daughters of America convention in Fla. Our, Lady considerable to prepara- Hollywood, US depths helping Providence Mission here "I'll year I can In is Joan will As Engleman put it,” It was give them cases of sunburn, tion for a career in oceano- go every background Roberts, executive of secretary its first social the afford it.” sponsor affair, greatest thing I’ve ever that sharks there are not graphy. the juniors. Dance-Hawaiian done, I would like The with combined Inauguration to go next aggressive and the boys, a usually Luau, 7-10 11 p.m., July 31 at the scuba experience of years, parish hall. are also active in other sports. Students Teach Parents This Summer Music will be the Engleman and Patena are by Chry- BALTIMORE (NC) For selves. sler Four. Tickets are avail- members of the swim team, Some have returned as teach write letters religion, able more than 200 Catholic high volunteers. from members or at the and Patena is also on the rifle for patients, and take them school students in the rectory. Those between 15 and team. Scanlon has played JV area, Teenagers make good vol- out for rides and religious 18 are invited be this summer is a time when unteers for several to active football and basketball, Far- reasons, services on Sunday. can teach their members of the new land has been a jayvee gridder they parents Mrs. Blackburn said. “Since group. SAID A STAFF doctor: "I are held on for and about retarded children. most of them do not Meetings Fridays, two years Chehayl has already Sisters of SM now 52 7-9 p.m. Reparation The have volunteer with the jayvee students, have strong at- boys competed representing pre-conceived of the of 10 working with my I Congregation Mary schools, are volunteers at tudes about the mentally re- group. real- wrestling squad. for Poor Rosewood State Hospital for ly need 150. These services ACADEMY OF ' • Providing Homo one! tarded, they are more flex- Friendless Women and caring for FATHER TOBEY, former mean more than I des- th«lr mental, a children, just outside this ible than adults. It is much can SAINT ELIZABETH spiritual, physical city. needs. cribe. The MAKE YOUR Seton Hall Prep track team to patients count the SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS • Catechism all of DEAL NOW! "The students bring the easier develop a correct at- Teaching to ages 1060 Children and Teen has been a scuba titude in between and you Founded Fully Accredited Agen. captain, a young person than days visits, Work- community into the hospital SISTERS OF CHARITY • Conducting Residences for diver for 12 can see the brightness in their ing Oirls. years. He began and take the it is to change ani erroneous back to Convent. New Jereey Write- hospital when the Vocation Dlrectreas the diving course three years one in an adult.” eyes volunteer stu- 143 Y. '64 the community,” said Mrs. 9-1600 West 14th Street. N. V. 11. N. CHEVYS JEfferson CHelsea 3 5540 when "parents asked dents arrive.” Telephone: f * ago Irene M. Blackburn, director The volunteer project began Mrs. S. H. the hos- when Rev. John Althoff, Immediate • of volunteer services at Rose- McFarlin, Delivery All Models & Colors pital’s assistant Teens to Teach wood. S.J., of Loyola High School superinten- said the volunteers was asked if he could dent, are Founded Biggest arrange in 1899 by the Sisters of Charity Savings Guaranteed Used Cars SINCE the greatest © The Retarded THE student pro- for some students to deliver hospital’s hope I,Y L gram started four Christmas for the future. will be W.?Tpm - AMB «°S'N°. Pr.u EST. IMJ years ago, gifts to Rosewood. "They NEW ORLEANS, La—Three some ex- of Saint Elizabeth Mrs. Blackburn said, the not- parents day,” she College 3085 religion centers geared to the AFTER Blvd. ion that the hospital is a “dark THAT first visit, plained, “and when they are Kennedy needs of retarded children (Formerly will to the students organized a con- will be more Convent New Hudton Blvd.) corner” be shunned is be- they prepared to Station, Jersey be opened here in the fall by tinuing There deal with the 1 JERSEY CITY OL 6-8000 ginning to change. More and project. are now mentally handi- the Confraternity of Christian student more adults who have heard volunteers at Rose- capped. They will not react 4 BLOCKS NORTH OF Doctrine with 300 high school wood /CHEVROLET^ about the hospital from their every day of the year, with shame and horror if they volunteers and a few dozen and 223 of them encounter JOURNAL teenage sons and are it in their own fam- SQUARE ~ daughters working adults. » there this summer ilies.” CALDWELL COLIEGE WOMEN have come to see it them- season. FOR The teenagers help with the As for the students, their CALDWELI, NEW JERSEY nursing, feed children reaction is equally spastic encourag- CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC who can't feed themselves, ing. Said Jean Liberto of ) de Accredited Mount Sales Academy: “I Fully Ofisring A.B. and B.S. Degrees Americanism have grown to need those children. They have done much for and I now re- Tests Started me, PRIESTS alize how thankful I should be JESUIT BROTHERS KANSAS CITY. Mo. - Three that God has chosen me to be • • *„?•*£* u totenU mind and body to tho otrvlct of Jotut Christ' »nd His at homo andof In the national winners will share of normal mental ability.” Church fortlfn missions. For information wrltoi» Director of $2,000 in cash in anew annual Vocations, 39 E. 83rd St., New York 28, N.Y. Grand Ameticanism Award 212 RE Opening Celebration! competi- (Phone 4-1146) tion to school and open high Puts Two and Two O Priests n Brothers college students, N *™ - aged 16-19, At. 31st sponsored by the Ladies for Friday, July Saturday, August Ist Auxil- Together Prize Address iary to the Veterans of Foreign City job, Ann Blake, 16-year- Stsls Wars. Mary 8 a.m. to 6 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. p.m. old sophomore at Good Each entrant must fill nut Counsel High School, New- an application form and write " Ym hi to ark, won a typewriter re- Invited inroH or i loves em about 300 words on the subject, cently for coming up with "In Education Rests the Fu- the winning name for the ture of America.” Mt. Carmel Guild newslet- ter. Her entry, “Carmelet- Students Start ter,”_ was chosen over 000 other suggestions from Own School parochial school students in grades 7 to 12. Leatherette bound certificate melted ImmedMet HONG minutes con- U KONG When some “Only 20 of CUSTOMARY OFFERING: high school centrated girls found an un- doodling” was PERPETUAL INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP . . |5.04 kempt seven-year-old girl play- needed to produce victory . in the in "the first contest I ing streets while her ever FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY lIIOS mother worked all entered," she said. 135 day it WEST 31st STREET, NEW YORK 1, NEW TORS marked the of 3-0077. If beginning anew LOngacre no inswer, call PE 622# school. The spiritual director of the Junior Legion of Mary chal- lenged the girls to make a student out of the child after to she was cleaned and the up put going in a classroom wearing a New school uniform. 744 Broad Street After she Office of placed second In the class through their tutor- WORLD’S the looked for FAIR? ing, girls other needy children and eventually CARTERET SAVINGS developed a summer school, BE SURE TO SEE THESE THREE registered with the city. EXHIBITS corner, Broad and Commerce Streets—in the heart of Downtown Newark yoii will find them Bishop's Dioceses interesting... * FREE GIFTS Cover Wide Area exciting...and informativel For New SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Savings Accounts A New Open Savings Account with $25 or more About 4,000 student delegates are expected to hear a Bel- >.:■ - * and choose one of these SOUVENIRS TO ALL exciting gifts! gian Bishop speak of his two dioceses, one in Red China (Offer limited to the 744 Broad St.Office—one gift per penon. Gifu wiU not be mailed.) SPECIAL GIFT FOR "EARLYBIRDS”— and one without boundaries, at the Th# fint 400 persons to transact buiinets each day, 21st convention of the July 31 L August 1, will receive Ist day of issue Catholic Students' Mission covers of the 5c N. J. Tercentenary postage stamp. Crusade Aug. 27-30 at Notre Dame University. Bishop Carlo van Melcke- GREATER SAVINGS CONVENIENCE beke, who was HALUTE SAUCEPAN BY WEAREVER exiled by the FESTIVAL OF GAS s*th. Communiats from his Carteret cordially invitea to the $8.45 Diocese tremendous strides being made the you Inspect retail value, 3'/» qt. capacity, by latest in savings facilities, with at Nin-hsia In northwest get Industry end the role thia designed one complete with copper-colored cov- China, commodityplays purpose in mind —to provide our has also been apostolic visit- In growing er that retains Its lustre without everyday living. And you vrtll enjoy number of “downtown" customers with service or the to overseas Chinese for L the tun polishing. Handle has house o 1the future. A that is second to none. handy hang- the past 12 years. His task is . ing ring. Heavyweight, handsome. musically, thestory to protect Chinese communi- ' V EXTRA HOURS, EXTRA STAFF ol th.gas industry, ties outside China from ALL PURPOSE FOLDING TRAVEL BAG com- The munist new 744 Broad Street Office will be influence. open The daily from 8 perfect traveling companion. a.m. to 6 p.m.; Wednesdays until 8 to eller * W>II he Sturdy, practical—opens 18'/i" T augmented during Me hours to 12Vi" s*/i" Folds CYA Meeting midday help speed your transactions. long. hlgn, deep. KINNELON The Free arfc ln at flat for monthly TOWER OF onto / £ Kinney Garage, Raymond easy storage. Has water- LIGHT Step a of the Catholic Blvd./Commerce St., and at Maiden Lane Park- proof meeting Young revolving ring end be carried lining, zippered opening. through seven 107 St. Adult Club of the Butler- ing, Halsey compartments which gaily end creatively Pompton District will be held 19 OF tell thelascmaling pc. SET \ storyabout the Carteret’s financial Aug. 2 at 8 p.m. at Our helpful services include: Lady lndustry. SKOL" SWEDISHSTYLE GLASSWARE You will enjoy this A of the parish here. * FREE Magnificat • MONEY ORDERS to savers heartedpresentation. Heavy-based, embossed Dividend quality • VACATIONand paying glasses and bowl. Sat Includes: ALL-PURPOSE TARGET available CLUBS, 18 (six 12 oz., For Portoni Ovor 21 all year ’round Cf glasses six 9 oz., six 3V. 40 bowl. oz.) plus oz. 9:00 PM. : «32SJfeffiR«H8gr CHEOTES to 12:30 AM. 3™*8 CL' JBS : MoteViftoSl' DAN CIN G • Low interest rate PASSBOOK LOANS received the 16th of EVERY FRI. NIGHT Savings by any month earn from the Ist. Dividends from DAY OF DEPOSIT at all other times. CLUB ST. LEO LARGEST IN NEW JERSEY «| Ik. HEW JERSEY PAVILIOH Tour Mork.l M„ B.ul.vord, your state's display and be surprised «t the 9 Convenient 101 l Potman, N.J. many "laces" Offices In New Jersey has. Rich . In history, interesting, j Newark. F.aturing All.moling _ progressive. You will enjoy learning A OtCHISTRAI Important Cast Orange, and tecta about N D LOAN ASSOC I AT I N South Orange Dlr.cllenii Driving South on Gordon Slot. Parkway, (ill IJB. Driving North on Card.n Slot. Parkway, PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND (ill 157. GAS COMPANY taxpaying servant A of a great •J NIW JIMIV TfftCKNHNAftV (On. Mlnul. from olthor (lit) stat« Sports Spot July 30, 1964 THE AD VOC AT E 13 No More Will Grid Lions Roar Last Chance Set by John Teehan When t group of athletes of For St. boys make up a package last fall. Lineman Jim Pascuti Joseph's Rot together in 1932, anti that is hard to undersell. received a fractured vertebra their bought own Immaculate is the second in uniforms, a pre-season the scrimmage first football team under school In to drop football this with CYO League the resulting paralysis. name of Con- Immaculate year. St. Union said it NEWARK Michael’s, Msgr. Cunningham It will be up ception of Montclair took the was the first, was "not the numerical City, only to St. field. But second-place Joseph’s, injuries Including but the beating physical pun- East to halt the six- three broken THIS leaves Our Lady of Orange, ankles forced ishment” such an underman game winning streak of school authorities the as the football- to halt the Valley only r.ed squad would have to take the leading St. Thomas the plsying co-educational enterprising gridders after one paro- that was the factor chial deciding Apostle, Bloomfield, for a season. ' high school in Essex in the decision to drop foot- share of It St. the Essex County took eight years be- County. Cecilia's, Engle- long ball. CYO Intermediate fore the and St. Luke's League. Lions officiallyopened wood, Hohokus, There not can- The the were enough two teams clash 2 at their under are two left in Aug. grid career coach only Bergen didates field to two teams at Branch .Brook Extension here. Bill Connelly. (Queen of Peace although the level. With about Unbeaten is varsity St. Thomas got Last week the Lions’ football parochial, Co-institutional by 25 boys, including two fresh- St. adventures with faculties Peter’s, Belleville, on July came to an end separate for boys men interested, some of whom and 26, 1-0, to draw within one with an announcement girls). by had never played, the squad game of the cham- Thomas W. Immaculate's football coach clinching Msgr. Cunning- fell far below the advised min- pionship. St. Peter's was the Don Panciello is to stay on ham, pastor of Immaculate to imum of 40. team that handed head the intramural St. Joseph's Conception Parish, and while program. Three lettermen and fewer its defeat two weeks the door Panciello’s Lions last only ago. was not nailed shut year than 10 reserves were the St. posted in the permanently, a 7-1 record for the Joseph's stayed many seasons backbone of the squad. third time in the running by ripping Sacred will have to by before the school's his- go On last year's championship tory and home the Heart, Bloomfield, 13-1, July helmets, cleats and nose- brought Big squad, Pat Quarto was the top 26. guards could be dusted championship for the first off scorer with 115 points, nosing again. Eight Catholic Conference MIKE out St. Benedict’s Lilore Pallino broke a time Ralph up and the state B Group in the North Jersey scoring pitching duel between St. IN ORDER for second time. for football to crown Thomas' race, by two points. Quarto Dennis Sasso and St. resume Twice its varsity status at before, the Lions and center Jim made Peter's Mike Welsh with a the oldest notched Wojtal accredited parochial 7-1 records, in 1957 double The Advocate’s All-Catholic in the fifth inning. He high school in the Newark and 1958 under coach Joe Gar- team. stole third base and scored on there would have vey. They missed the Archdiocese, Group an infield out. Sasso struck out be B title to a in the trend In 1957 but It JACK who change captured MOUNT, was 12 batters in his the victory. ■way from co-educational following year. It was un- graduated from Immaculate in Gus Truppo led St. Joseph's der that Immaculate parochial high schools which Garvey went on to be- 1958, Villanova, attack with three hits in four the male enrollment snapped a 26-game came a linebacker with the brought losing times at bat while down streak winning to a low level. in the early 50s. Jersey City Giants last year pitcher Vincent Salerno struck This and is now with the try- change is not All- squad out six. likely. PRIOR to the school that, out for the N.Y. Giants boy schools like Essex Catho- ing St. Rose of Newark, was on the of Lima, verge giving up at Fairfield St. Seton Hail University. moved into a third tie lic, Benedict’s, football because of mounting place and St. Peter's As indication of how the are drawing injuries. an with Immaculate Conception, the enrollment has been going at boys more and more, Male a 2-1 vic- Ironically the worst Newark, by posting Injury Immaculate, faculties and geared Msgr. Cunning- tory St. New- programs occured when the Lions over Aloysius, were ham pointed out that to specific needs and interests 62 boys ark. Walsh, who girding for their Dons Persistence Prods Hole in Ray posted peak season in last year’s senior Get Off were Olympic the win and loser Buddy Pre- class, 37 in the class, Saints junior stone matched three hitters. Cut 24 sophomore and 39 freshmen. To New Start Night Tilts, Travel Foils for New Teacher THE STANDINGS: With only 30 increasing fresh- Squad ENGLEWOOD Jersey Sl. Tliomaa s 0 St. Cecil- Thanksgiving dwindled. Si. Joacph'a i ia’s Day morning man boys, hope BAYONNE Four a gridders will not be trav- clash In Grid years North Atlantic in ad- in the Cranford school S«. Rom of Lima 33 with The Slate crowns system. city-rival Engle- abandoning of it’s nine- Denise Immaculala eling so far so often this ago, O' Connor of St. dition to 33 nor wood. college honors at Jer- She plays a little golf on the St. P»l«-r'« game schedule, leaves Vincent’s j 4 fall nor will the Saints open RAMSEY Don Bosco’s parish was to Sacred Heart have The ready sey State where she was side, but her second interest j 4 only out-of-state for dates for City St 1 march trip opponents, football turn in her foil Aloyalua a to in under the the team opens its nine- fencing for a coached by Tom .also St. lights. Saints will be to West Gcrrity in sports now is tennis. Lucy'a 0 ( All game schedule matched set of golf irons. This , . AUO. J games will be in the af- Sept. 26, a noted track and field SCHEDULE Haven, men- Immaculaw v. St. Conn., to take on Notre Aloyalua, 1 p.m. October she -si. ternoon the traditional against anew and will represent the tor. But she Match Ttiomai vi. St. 3:io except Dame. Xavier opponent had never quali- Player-Lema Joaoph'a, p.m. of New York No U.S. v* Sacred 1 Hard Failings with coach. fencers in the Heart. p.m. and anew Olympic fied for anything bigger than Bishop of TENAFLY - Gary Egan Levittown, Paramus Games Helsinki. Player represents the only at the national Mat Slates P* been Willie championships be- and Lema ..will AAU . have dropped. ...Huh? It Tony. play a change from last slate.. was a. discouraged young fore.- Coach year’s charity exhibition match at Ralph Cavalucci’s SAN FRANCISCO (NC)- The Dons’ new lady who after the Junior Swim Tests coach, George explained A former member of the Knickerbocker Catholic Paul St. Tri-County champions 10-year-old Sar- 1960 trials that there Country Gillcran, Pfanner, replaces Larry Olympic Vincent’s L.I. - The have also Drum and here 15. Proceeds PLAINVIEW, North Ber- sixth at St. Charles tori. Pfanner moved seemed to be she Bugle Club, Aug. dropped grader from St.' no way Junior Corps, Denise still lives in the will to the Cerebral Olympic Swimming gen this year. will School could go Palsy They open here, must have had Union after crack the HURRY! Michael’s, City, "fencing she Championships will be held at against Memorial of West mixed parish, though now teaches Rehabilitation Institute. New feelings on that school football trust,” of old-line the Old being dropped composed Bethpage Community York, anew opponent. Two with baseball earlier HOME presented a this year. performers who had dom- BUYERS Park Pool Washington other fresh IllthllllltttJ Ave., opponents be glove Giant outfielder inated the for will by Paul Nozi will the back- sport close to the Willie be. here, Aug. 1, sponsored by Hackensack and and Archbish- 20 Dumont. Mays field with Walter Stef- years. AAU. captain SUMMER Metropolitan Four of the nine sla- op Joseph T. McGuckcn BUT off games anski skipper in the line. Two persistence paid as UNMATCHED^ a There will be 16-event ted are prior to game as winner Denise pro- against T-CCC rivals. of the earned her berth on games are with teams CLEARANCE divided four of CYO contest. grams among age The a the 1964 team the first complete schedule Is as from across the Hudson for Each River, groups boys and contestant had to to girls. follows: and Xavier, Jerseyan qualify by he write Brooklyn Prep • SALEI Girls will gin at 9 a Giant ST why player placing second In the final S»Pt Memorial tWNV). The LOCATION of his choice a.m.; boys at 5 p.m. Age should be four-game Tri-County trials at the 0«. s. at Dumonl: 10. of New York World’s QuMe named Catholic Conference are: 10 and Peace-! u. al the most sportsman- campaign groups midget, Brrgrn Cathollc-i SO. Fair and third in the overall Don Roam*. will reach under; junior, 11-12, inter- like. Gillcran had plugged its climax with the i. which decided up to Not. at Pope Plua-i TANARUS, it Notre traditional point standings mediate, and Dame outfielder Jim windup against Ber- 11-14, senior, (Conn.)! It. at Harktnaackl ss, Davenport. the makeup of the team. SEACREST BEACH HOMES Enslnrood <11:10 Catholic 15-17. a.ra.l. gen on Thanksgiving * The introduction of the elec- Tri-County Catholic-Conterear* Day. S tric foil and the coaching (ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN) Denise has received from in- SEACREST, N. J. « Authorized New Car ternational master Georges off R»fl. Dealers • Private Beach Club Santelll of New York Price* UNION COUNTY were two other • Fin* View of Barnegat Sales - Service major .factors. Judging Your Fixture in this gport diffi- Bay iivfiD-more Allow one* cult than calling balls and • 1 Liberal Financing Always Goss strikes in baseball Further At and the in- available FOR THE BEST IN DEALS AUTOMOBILES troduction of electronics has OPEN • Select lot now made things fairer all around. your ROTCHFORD Denise does admit to calling PONTIAC the ‘monitor” few a polite FREE GAS DRYER WITH ALL GAS 433 North Ave., W«*tf|#ld, NJ. names at times. Directions: Garden State Parkway South to Exit 82; then LlflNtllHl 232-3700 THE OLYMPICS will be her Tel: East on Rt. 37 to Seaside Heights; then north (approx.) 2 first excursion Into Interna- miles on Rt. 35. EDMUND J. ROTCHFORD, Pre*. tional competition. Denise has SIACREST won four state titles and two REALTY CO. 793-6241 - 349-5487 A FINE SELECTION OF WESTFIELD HU 7-1705 TRADED USED CARS Seeks Of All Maket Pontiac 3rd In New Car Salai Oratory THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR Breakthrough Hummer Hour.: ClaMd WrdnMdu YOUR BEST BUY IS STILL . . . m 4 Friday Evtnlnfi at • P.M.i etTl laturdaya Noon. This Season YOUR OWN SUMMER HOME SUMMIT - This could be WHERE THI ACTION IS! the year that Oratory’s football CLOSE OUT SALE team has been doggedly work- ing for, the one in which the IVIRY CAR RIDUCED TO COST school's first victory is posted. After three full seasons and a BRAND NEW FACTORY FRESH 1964 • OLDSMOBILE 27-game losing streak, the CHRYSLERS • have earned PLYMOUTH* • VAUANTS • IMPERIALS Rams a break- through. IMMEDIATE DILIVIRYI Coach Dorn Fico, in hts sec- No Down - Bank Payment Flnoneing ond year at the helm, brought Budget Terms his close ONLY DIRECT FACTORY grlddors to the verge of victory last year. This TOWN schedule Is the MURPHY BROS. MOTOR SALES year's same OLDS DEALER in ♦h# STATE with Our of the SOI NO. Lady Valley MOAO ST., lUIAKKTH • II S-SSOO slated to challenge in the NEW and USED CARS EUxtktlb's AuiboriitJ Dealtr Only opener Sept. 27 and a night e HU 6-5555 CNEVILII IMPIRIAL • e VALIANT PLYMOUTH game closing out the season 400 I. IT. GIORGIS AVI. LINDEN, N.J. with Harrison. As it turned out last, year however, neither of these UNION COUNTY’S LARGEST VOLUME FORD DEALER games came off as scheduled, ONE OF THE CHEVROLET 810 the Harrison J finale falling to materialize altogether. . * The complete schedule for this fall is as follows: •til. NOT t "Jbeil" or Prifab—tout 1 4 ST. O. 1.. Vall#v*. , ,,y . t ind bilh cottagi custom bull! tfaHfcVWs ?. room 1 L completely by Forite Homes i Hi < m•• Inc. on (hi plot of voui ! 1 a choice it Slut Mt. Lakes UfHI Conrtrtnct. P,r\ This value ii un matched anywhere Ilf THIM All AT MOOR! TOMORROW THE WORLD'S LARGEST New Garden WHKRI YOU BUY A SAVE Apt. NAPRA FORD INC. Ot..v»tMr H.itm.tr tr Ottt.tr in "WR»r» An AutWIMMI* tl KM l*iry M M)nvttS H MOORE CHEVROLET 1 & 2 ltdroomi > i NEWARK AVB. ELIZABETH JSATTJL Apts. I’alau YOUR DOWN PAYMENT SELECT YOUR ®P«« Rvts. HI II P. M. JkrvUU County r.r Over M Vtin a 4% AND . CREDITED . . FOR RESERVATIONS or INFORMATION CONTACT ... NATIONAL BANK! HACKENSACK MUTUAL SAVINGS Of PASSAIC COUNTY 1 TlieAJv4atft AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 242 STATE ST. CORNER SALEM OFFICIAL HACKENSACK, N. J. PUBLICATION OP THE ARCHDIOCESE MCUMMCrt OLDUT flKMKttl MSIITUIION OF MIN To OtfiM NEWARK AND THE OF PtiWag H**t Opon Monday tvoatago • lo S DIOCESE PATERSON, N. J. 31 CLINTON STREET, NEWARK 2N. J. MArket 4-0700 1964 July 30, THE ADVOCATE 15 ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK U.S. News Briefs 31 MULBSERRY STRUT NEWARK 2, N.J. House Passes Mail Smut Bill Clergy WASHINGTON (NC) - The Catholics attacked the pro- quotas are allotted to countries House has sent passed and posal on moral, legal and med- on the basis of national or- to the Senate bill to a give ical grounds. But support for Appointments igins of the U.S. population recipients of offen- the measure "morally came from other in 1920. sive” mail anew of tho Archblthop weapon religious groups, the State De- Kennedy said this system its senders. Rev. against partment of Public Health and Joseph F. X. from assistant that regardless of in- Cevetello, at Our Lady The "implies of Mt. measure won over- the California Junior Chamber Carmel, Newark, to chaplain, Villa Morristown dividual qualifications, a man Walsh, approval 325-19 of Rev. Richard M. whelming Commerce. from studies at North Amer- or woman born in or Liddy, S.T.L., criticism Italy ican despite from the Post The bill would legalize abor- College, the Greece or Rome, to faculty of Immaculate Poland or Portu- Conception Office and Justice De- tions for Seminary, Darlington women pregnant as gal or Czechoslovakia or the a partments and opposition from result of or incest or Rev. Philip E. Merdinger, from at rape Ukraine M.A., studies North Amer- is not as good as the American Civil Liberties in cases where ican there was a College, Louvain, to assistant at Our of Mercy someone born in Ireland or Lady Jer- Union. risk that either mother or sey City or Sweden.” The bill child England would a would suffer im- Rev. Frank D. from studies permit per- grave The Testa, M.A., at North American plan Kennedy advocates son to return "morally offen- pairment of physical or men- College, Louvain, to assistant at Our of Mt. Carmel, New- would raise the annual immi- Lady sive,” mail tal health. ark to the Post Office Hospitals would be .. gration allotment from 157, and the authorized to request postmaster set- up boards of Effective, 1 000 to 165,000 and Aug. five would make to direct the sender to doctors to decide whether general individual qualifications and remove his name from his or not an abortion should be relationship the basis rather mailing list in 30 days. performed. than national If Present origin. mailings continue, the California law per- Nations Go from general could ask mits abortion to the life Immigration any one Hospitals Up, postmaster save would be Justice of the mother. country limited to the Department to re- 10% of the total allotment in But Church quest a federal injunction • a given year. Unused allot- Projects Lag against further mailings. Vio- Blasts Quotas ments would be placed in a lation of the injunction would WASHINGTON, D.C. (RNS) Officials at the Department WASHINGTON (NC) - Atty. pool for use by countries that ~ While make the sender subject to the .value of all hos- of Commerce could not Gen. Robert F. readily Kennedy has wanted them. The present na- pital construction in contempt of court the first an of the penalties. called the country’s give explanation immigra- tional system would be six The Justice has origins months of 1964 rose 39% boom nor of the Department tion law "a apparent affront five lag said the raises standing phased out over years. over the same of measure period 1963, in construction by church-re- to millions of our citizens and the "grave constitutional • value of construction lated institutions. ques- by our friends abroad” and said fchurch tions.” The Post Office has First - Head related hospitals Expected to the it should be Lay brighten that scrapped. dropped 5%. suggested it would create picture, however, is the bill called for W.Va. (NC) administrative Kennedy dropping WHEELING, According to the U.S. passed the House problems. the national by which quota will have a Glenn of origins sys- Wheeling Hospital Bureau of the the total would provide funds for Rep. Cunningham tem and Census, train- replacing it with a lay administrator for the first value Nebraska, chief of ‘.he of construction facilities for sponsor time hospital ing more nurses. preference system based on since the Sisters of St. bill, said it is based on the started through June reached $3OO million Nearly was ear- usefulness of an im- of that potential Joseph Wheeling began op- $942 compared with marked-for principle "a man’s home million, this to the nation and purpose. REALISM - on erating the Rev. Frank Ruff is his castle.” migrant hospital 111 years $660 million in 1963. holds six-foot live Religious- Church and other bullsnake, using it as a visual aid for to private catechism lesson the relationship persons already ago. oriented on temptation of and John hospitals the figure sources interested in Adam Eve. North Rep. V. Lindsay of here. adding Georgia mountain chil- living Named to the post Sam- dren the was was $450 a Home New the con- million, drop of $23 facilities or new can Missioner, York, leading Under the buildings listenattentively to Glenmary obviously aware that fangless national origins uel G. Nazzaro, who has been million. in the bullsnakes do not but gressional fight against the participate program. bite, only constrict. quota system, immigration assistant administrator. bill, argued that “under this Action Stressed legislation the post office must act at the behest of a single Mt. Carmel Guild Marks without due Them person process Pray for a plain perversion of the First Not Amendment.” Deaf 2 Seminary's for Waiting • Sunday Aug. Mrs. Alice F. Kelley of Plain- Sr. Geraldine NEW YORK Agnes (RNS) “The THE Blast Abortion Plan NEWARK - The Mt. Car- tccost established mother of Rev. John SEMINARY should strengthen its was by Pope field, A. unity, augment seminary should not be a mel Guild for the St. CONVENT Sister Agnes place teach future priests that vi- its SAN FRANCISCO (NC) Apostolate Pius X as a special day to Kelly of St. Teresa’s, a sanctity and a Summit, where the candidate waits. . . give strong Geraldine of the Sis- . tal is Catholic Deaf will sponsor its annual remember the Church’s work Gaffigan died 26. parish open to the needs to its spokesmen voiced the July sometimes impetus apostolic activ- ter* of of Elizabeth with passivity, for of the Ephphcta Sunday Mass Aug. 2 for the Charity St. world, the secretary ity.” only opposition to a bill to re- deaf. The Gospel of the a died 22 Rev. Sante for- mission,” a French mission- 10 a.m.in at St. Anne Villa 60. general of studies * at St. Patrick's Pro- tells of Christ's July Gattuso, of Dom- The for lax California’s abortion law day cure of a told the reason and after mer master general of the ary heads here inican priest Cathedral. deaf a illness. A Solemn or- seminary Order in Rome stressed parish by the State mute with the work long to be to the during hearings der of Our at the second annual Chris- responsive Requiem Mass was offered Lady of Mercy, in another address. The Mass will be celebrated (let it wor*l seen a Jesuit Assembly committee on crim- "Kphpheta," be died was by opeu). at the in Cleveland. topher Study Wcetc. Rev. Rev. Francis Un- In the July 25 villa recently Jerome 0.P., in the inal procedure. by Rcinbold, Newark Archdiocese, chapel. Rev. Maurice Hamer, theologian world’s need Queguiner, said “the ion director A native of New York City, Sister openness or uni- for County and pastor there have been spiritual and Mary 'Madcleva, 77, material expression of M.E.P., general of Sister Geraldine entered former superior versality of a of St. Michael's, Elizabeth. social activities for Agnes president uf St. Mary’s parish would spiritual drives. the deaf the Paris Foreign Mission So- the Sisters of in 1899. The sermon will be for tlie 50 Charity College, South Bend, noted au- preached past years. The pro- ciety, called for a thorough in She taught at St. Vincent’s thor sign language by Rev. John gram is'how under the direc- and poet, died July 25 at Archbishop’s seminary education like that Academy, Newark; St. Aloysius New Plan P. Hourihan, archdiocesan di- tion of the Mt. Carmel Guild, England Baptist Hospital, of the Farewell Apostles involved 9 rector of the Academy. Jersey City, and St. Boston. Party Aug. Appointments apostolate. which has centers in each of with the real world. Elizabeth’s here be- the four dioceses Academy AUG. I Following the there as well as John F. SUNDAY, Mass, fore Grygiel, 74, of Hill- four retiring last December. THEOLOGIANS AND For 4 will be a held at Ma- catechetical schools. father semin- Two Chinese p.m., Groundbreaking, no- picnic side, of Rev. Andrew J. Priests There immediate sur- ary leaders from far vitiate and Sisters of Grove in Red Bank. are no Grygiel as away college, guire’s of St. .Van’s (PoUsh) vivors. as Colombia PATERSON John John Renick and Japan, sub- A farewell Father St. the Woodcliff of Elizabeth is Church, died Recently, was Baptist, Jersey City, July mitted Chang 21 papers detailing how party to honor Rev. Stanislaus to Lake chairman. 28 at home. assigned assist Thomas Bishop Navagh's b. The apostolic dynamism can en- Chang and Rev. John Cardinal AUG. 3 11th Sunday after Pen- Deaths Ly Tien with the erec- MONDAY, Other .... liven seminary studies. will be held 9 4 First In at St. tion of anew in For- p.m., departure cere- Appointments Mrs. your prayers also Aug. hospital Vincent N. Lamela, 63, remem- Changing times Boniface can affect Auditorium here mony, Newark International SATURDAY, AUG. 8 ber by mosa, where the exiled Chi- Edith Stein Guild of Paterson, sister of these, deceased the Msgr. your continuing renewal of parishioners and Lay Our 7:30 p.m., Tonsure friends of nese prelate is now apostolic Volunteers, Lady’s and din* John Priests: G. Delaney of St. Eliza- moral theology, Rev. Bernard Our conate Lady of Mis- administrator. Father Chapel, Sacred Heard Cathe- To Honor ordinations at St. John’a beth’s Providence was Patron Hospital, and Ly Elizabeth, Haering, C.SS.R., moral theol- sion, where the two served for dral Cathedral. Newark recently transferred to St. Rev. A. ... ogian from NEW YORK The Edith Joseph Delaney, pas- Rome’s Alfonsi- 10 Rev. years. Boniface, but will leave in THURSDAY, AUG. • tor of John A. the Stein Guild will Sacred Huygen, July 31, anum Institute said. The sponsor a Heart, Dover, two Chinese fall to assist the 9 a.m., Immacu- 1947 priests, office of in- Tonsure, died 22 at home. Mass for its and her July “St Thomas whose home late patron FAMILY Aquinas, a man dioceses were tak- formation to the Chinese at Conception Seminary, Dar- MONUMINTR Rev. Norbert Nazi Catagni, 0.F.M., prison camp companions John C. truly open to the needs of his en over the lington f. a. Fahcrty, 54, of Ro- by Communists, were Vatican Council. 8 John McGovern Cap., Aug. 1, 1961 Aug. at 9 a.m. in St. John’s brother of own day, anew pre- in in 1953 when AUG. • chelle Park, Sister Rev. Bertin attempted studying Spain Bishop Navagh will attend SUNDAY, /fltov Donahue, Aug. 4, Church, 30th St. MEMORIALS sentation, anew systematic 9 Leonadrine, of Bishop McNulty invited them the party. Rev. Francis X. a.m., Dlaconate ordina- 5.M.1.C., Spring 1957 Rev. Michael [nff* AUTHORIZED DEALKR said Father Mellach, Grove, died moral,” Haering. to minister to the tions, Immaculate , ill., July 23 at Rev. Spanish- Dennehy, chaplain of St. Jo- Conception like lyjCTTy I Lawrence C. “The 0.F.M., Edith Stein a con- "1001 ROAD :home. Carroll, same needs to be done people the speaking of Pater- will Seminary Aug. 6. 1908 seph’s Hospital here, vert from will cele- NORTH ARLINGTON. N. 4. today and always.” son Diocese. Judaism, WYmin (-1471 DlUwar* speak. brate the Mass and preach. 1-4111 Raton I Iniartlon 42i par lino 4 Iniartioni 40c par llna Minimum 3 llnae ADVOCATE Deadline! Monday 4 P.M. CLASSIFIED MARKET PLACE Wrlto lo Th# Advocate | 31 Clinton St., Newark, N. J. HELP IA I V ‘"" ■ ■■■’ i■■ I——-—■ -- ■ or phono MArket 4-0700, Ext. 32 WANTED FEMALE AUTO - NEW DEALERS CARS' AUTO NEW DEALERS CARS FLORISTS PHARMACISTS REAL WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR ESTATE FOR SALE ESTATE for REAL FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FEMALE-STENO DEMARTINI Holy Trinity Parish CHEVROLET JONES THE FLORIST, INC. Auibortied It's MILLER BAYVIUJ UTTLE FALLS Sal.. Inc. Olden TYPIST Sarvlc. RAMBLER, Nutlay'a Horitt Fjrt. 1900 NUTLEY RUTHERFORD Authorized SALES _ !■ Call For WiU Mill” chevy n SERVICE Ue Your Floral Naada BAY DRUGS CO. aay* JAMES E. MARSTON SECRETARY CORAIR CORVETTE For Your But RAMBLER Dell Juno Rlcelo, Re*. Phar. ThrMtbrfreomi. welt maintained ranch, Quality Cara iwlwrt Realtors • (nturors FRED P. KURGAN Compl.t. Uaad •t raraaa, MALE • SALES Una of Good Ueod Cara acreaned arbor, beaull- . Dial ADama NOrth 7-1022 . PIMM: 396-3600 Il'a 2-2456 full „ lUdtor Kurgan la la. Bergen „ „ «ar4*n. •10400. MS Andcrooa l U 10n ,nd Tr ,,lc Baby Need# 11 Cantar 41 ENGINEERS Ay#.. ClUl.ld. Park * Circle Store and Greenhmiae Clwln hlchway Avu.. UtUa fall* Park Avenue Rulhertnrd 420 'em" TU !',• , 1. proparly, tafoon—aummar SOUTH AVE. W WESTFIELD Paaaalc Preecrlptlona Promptly rilled ana yaar round houaaa, WBM2O4 1M Ay., N. 1. aaa ua bafora you LITTLE SILVER Nutlay. " EXECUTIVE Cut Rata CHRYSLER VALIANT Druia and Caamatlca PLYMOUTH Little Silver: Pour bedroom. 2M Radii "MANY OTHERS" RAMBLER INSURANCE Sl* Franklin Ava. SEAGIRT North \ Colon!*!, Fire place CRAVEN REALTY in living room, Con- TOWNE MOTORS Sea Jarry ventional dining INC. Slcnore room, den k game room, GERALD A. MURPHY BURNS - ‘SERVICE IS OUR MOST «M Rmita • opp. ASP Dlraci Factory Dealer Bayvllla. N. J. full basement with built In her. Large Phona 349-3001 Realtor • IMPORTANT PRODUCT" •hade treea. Excellent neighborhood. MulUpla l-laling Member - Parte - Service ELM AUTO SALES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY *•*9 JERSEY CITY Offered Sparloua home overlooking the ocean la Oied at 139,600. Weart-Nemetn Agency Care - Body Shop BELMAR Immaculaterondllon. t hathal SALES - VALENTI'S PHARMACY Realtor*. 102 W. bedroornei 1 Broad 4 Martial MA I-TIM SERVICE . PARTS THE Front St.. Red Bank. IS SL O'NEILL AGENCY porch Goorga Ava. W. Undea. N. J. N.J. Call lor center halli oU heati open aernaa JOSEPH VALENTI, Raa. 741-1340 appointment. Complete Phar. front: at rear UDxMt WYmon 8-7311 liuuranca Service amalt hunfalow at Phone ST. ROSE PARISH MANASQUAN lot nullable for ranting. SIMM, Dial _ COOK HUnter 6-1400 SO MJOT MM Preecrlptlona Baby Naada too hi Otrt M BD4(AIt Waa niton Bird. lan Kearny A»». Map!food Photo Dept. Free Delivery brick Miport for rectory la Morrta County. Kearny, N. J. Atm* Maplewood, I AREA—Spacloua all ranch 01 *-7171 mead, lmmacul.U (our badroom. 1 til. bath, BROWN 733 Weet Side jalh foraeoui yard on ball - FORD INC. Ava., opp. Kalrvtew ovur a acra. & wall planned layout. Uvlnf dining brick 4 (rama Colonial Capa Cod. Situated MOVING Jereey City. N. J. roam, -Salaa and Service STORAGE SCOTCH PLAINS N. J. VOLKSWAGEN aat-ln kitchen, 3 bedreoma. sat*. It Clinton St.. Newark. PHONE: -t”*? on beautifully landacapad 7i'ilW lot with- DE 3-2034 •PtUla bath, aria acraanad STANG TAYLOR braataway. 1 car MOTOR SALES INC. MARK E. DALY In walking dlaUnca o« town cantat. Three pear old apllt-leval. beat location. RLANE & SON laraga. caat Iron baaabaard 101 l baaamant. In alam. and lor In ElUabath. alaap Complete Service established ***l loada at achoola. bathing 4 apotlaia condition. Near high notary Dept. Authorized 19J0 NEWARK ff* ( cloaat apaca. tranaportatlon. Largo ” “** * Dealer •chool. abort walk to 81. Bartholomew*! help 1 In U CmJ Cam wfodowa and acraana. employed. prints *L? SALES LOCAL & Sam Eaoellent con- living with cheery (Iraplaca. full church • SERVICE a • LONG DISTANCE 4 George Martorana. Propf. dllloa, room and echool. 1 twin alaa badrooma. Matun woman daalrad. LEASING PARTS Eaay dlatanca to flna LISS a vary paro- overatied hatha, roquaatad. Box Ml, TO* Monte Ava., Union MOVING PHARMACY dining room, oocloaad jaloualad porch, attached garage. IVb Raply Aovoeait, “ 1 Clinton St., Ntwark. N. J. Phone 489-1300 storage Eatabllahed 10 radtte**2r taSoo' rec. room. gag largo living over yaara ‘ - mod.rn kttchan. Full baaamant, hot water with and dining room wall-to-wall. 12a15 PATERSON MO Weat 3-1958 Four Reflaierad two patio, Doortl Paatalo Ave., Maywood ESscx Pharmaolata DAN.SKIN. BROWN, CONOVER. INC. haat, car datachad garage. Ural lima laundry room, alum., atorma and on Berirn Free Delivery Stop Knocking County. CHEERFUL Open Every Day Koul* S» at Allaire Road oMarad and acraena. Iraaa. Other ealraa *23.500 prtn- UNCOLN-MERCURY _ ESTIMATES priced reallatlcally at m.OOO. New fawtlry party plan haa aomaopanlnu *l** Spruulleld Av. From 4 am. to II pm. to aaa call »m7. Irvlnuon ES 1-19M Wall Townahlp for and damonatrators. lull ot ~Ur«a Enough to Know You" manairr Avenue, •mnll 744 Mt. Proapart cor. Plaaaa phona 440-MU OI 04000 AGENCY part tima. No collactlnf, no daltvary. Huh to Serve You C. J. or LONGSTREET Enough DILLON INC. In 61. MlchnoTi pariah Il‘a Montclair Avenue. SHORT HILLS commissions. naad Jll Morrta wet car. no axparianct A*Uh»rl*od Factory Dealer Ava.. Sprln* Laka. 44MW LINCOLN, Authorized VOLKSWAGEN ROBBINS & HU 3-4741 Newark. N. J. reqnlrod. Writs: Royal Craft. Box 414. . Ine. MERCURY . COMET ALLISONa FAVION LAKES KITA COLE'S RIALTV SALES SUBURBAN - SERVICE - PARTS COUNTY SALES - SERVICE AlanU lor ALLIED MpNMOUTH - PARTS VAN LINES PLUMBING & HEATING Serving Short HlUa. MUlburn Eal. SITUATION WANTED Unco 1911 Vhdrm. iuncC frrlnrflatl wa vieUta AR 1-2700 Colltalon Work faysoiTlakes iiqcpfidNAL value, a Kltchan 1 AVE Specialty tlorasa . NO >WN. No I Batha, Lari* Uvlaf Room, with SHORT HriJ.l SHORT HILLS MeLeap PacWn* . MONEY DOWN pay moot (or • Vaar 'Hound VacaUon chambermaid and a waitreaa Bled., Patereon Shlppini Uvlny Mpural* braakfaat Playroom Callar REALTORS month*. 7 yoari to pay. SORTMINI RROft. ana. DREXEL 648M lion In ractory, refer 16x32 iwlm ' tofethar CA 6-8620 Dial 6-0898 Nowart ES 14440.m. five pool. 622.000. Um BRidg* Ptalnllold PL 7-MO. bedrooms Par Unden Area IU SPARTA' Bp*doua mw bom* for decor J. M 111 Sou'll Ave E. Cranford ready atint LESTER RIGBY, Aiioc, Inc. Bloomlleld _ , LIPPY’S for Ave., Caldwell REAL ESTATE woofl+d pram. - INSURANCE Every IM Shrawabury Naw Serving -“lake Mohawk • Ana Movlnf 6 Trut'klns. Ava., Shr.w.bury Sparta mercuby AUTO “'tVICE A Reduced ralea lor all AUTO-DEALERS NEW CARS COMET REPAIRS Phona 74177 U Developing ■ Prat Hollow Parnaa. Sgnrta We Pat "Serve''»'* lev sn fui, w.i the in SERVICE gjfSfWisSE E. G. ™ ANDERSON, Rsoltor G- *♦*•»*» NEW SHREWSBURY < animiulon Service . Walter balzi FRANK KUBERSKI £?F'-'Fr* Vo* See Our Multiple Liatingr CADILLAC TSttg-Sr Chevrolet, Bulck. Old KURER INSURANCE AGENCY WATERFRONT ‘siitt Uvaf." ~ Towaitti _Ofllca. Rt. 11. Sparta TIMiSVgTW nWr Waa*. JU St. Gaorga My make autoi wi In around., dock. Staoa Ava., E. Undea. N. Jartay city and All •Jwda apadona * bulll Hudaoa County ua. Art now! Select In. Llvln* SALES k SERVICE tranemlaalon. fuar REAL ESTATE . INSURANCE your own dacoratlona. Jfrtpltff Room. Plva IwOrooma. SUMMIT Mteadaateed a6 1, Call In nwuitha; price quoted, m MORTGAGES a APPRAISALS Property a superb CADILLAC INC. l "“*' > a children will u. GENTRAL nd»» aervice. 174 Acad Member Union County MLS attendthe new r 1.": Por the “£• GALLAGHER ... -f lan. II E. Front | Baal Deal In «•" ** M,,[,lUlc* , Parochial School. Rad Bank. 741-0700. ia&eA Dial FU 4-7471 Etna Selection of Used Can A.ry-e fa, movino OLDSMOBILE a storage INC. 424 RARITAN RD. CLARK POINT Cantral Ava. Nowart PLEASANT 14 Baachwnod ltd.. pt aaa BUILDERS JOYCE OLDSMOBILE In Cranlord Call FAYSON LAKES UmMot frowUf Let DELWARE family, cm Bock from our aapariancad etaff MA Builders Over 3-7600 SHAHEEN AGENCY Phone 4-2255 • AuthorUed 40 Yeors COMPANY Private glad a home lot rot Balaa A Service For local and loos beach. « badroomi. bath and a dlatanca movlns We Will Trade • Guaranteed Over 90 Yeara full Taka Your Homeln Ueed.Cara Alleratlone Maeonry Carpealry of Service half, dormer Capo Cod, hot air oil ■aonto. rSig Lah. HOLMES AGENCY Waterproofing, Shrtnea. REALTORS • INSURORS M. haal, knotty pin* Interior, attached (arafe. BROGAN CADILLAC-OLDS Member Union Cos MI.S J PI 4-7500 TZrntoJ'V&f"*'- law Realtor - Eat. UM I MULCAHY P. ?• H7JOO, Boat Drlvo. Point Pleaaanl. BROS. HENRY B 2*l Morrla Ava., Summit. CR *4400 ' 1 Now Jersey's Largaat Cadillac ITI Glen TOWNSEND A port Ridge Ava, Monlcl 14-17 NORTH Avit. act homo for vacation all '• K CRANFORD, N. J, or year 16t (1., So. MOVINO “ Distributor Valley Oraafe. SO J.|» STORAGE PACKING FREEHOLD SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS WATERFRONT • or SO S-MTS. Authorized CADILLAC OLDS Evenlnaa DR Mttl, Al Your Prompt Sorvlra • SERVICE TOPPETA MOTORS SMITH-WISE to room, year round houM plot 1 itimntf SALES h INC. BUILDING MATERIAL PL 5-1881 • & CO. Moving tho Country?? AD 2-4464 SWffWrr!?. ■"*:'an* roltagri. boar ho hral, porchaa. "Be Wire - Cell Smllh-Wlee'* art) ecreaned VALIANTS • PLYMOUTHB IBS Pass ale Avo. MI NortS Avo. r Ctlftrm N. 1 VIOLA W. N. 1 Dial rU 4-4400 tully lurnlahad, IK.aoQ. Call Cl Hit a BROS. INC. WaaUlald, OR LUOS CHRYSLERS IMPERIALS Mortly °furnl.had. Call lhaau Phonai, ALPERN, Realtor Guaranteed Maaon k • UNION Ueed* Can Lumber Mart REALTORS a MORTGAGES MOORE CH Krtohold, N, J. READY TO CHEVROLET PARTS a 5-2483 • MU RETIRE SERVICE a BODY SHOP COMPLETE 8-4465 • FREE SALES ESTIMATES ~ In Union County <■ ana. UNK OF BUILDING rurroundlna ><•» Established Sine* 1«J1 CUSTOM f OLEN RIDGE Ua halp yon to aalaot a horn* (at MATERIALS k SUPPLIES NURSING BUILDING &Js?g& ir iff ££. Dial ftaj* your comfort and happtnata. SALES ■ - PARTS HU 3-0015 HOMES *** Cr# pr SERVICE KINDS) U*vln«' • *nj «*«nt owiltfa ■?•?**■ft - aaparlanca la your to OR USED CARS O# Bloomfield Ave. For Call 491 NATHAN Itaviaf itm. rooma and bath, pur proleelleo Newer! Prompt Delivery RAHWAI RUSSELL, 913300. buy tall, call INC or oa Dial EL 7-7000 BROOKBEND 4-3700 NQrth SALE ■lnc; IMO D. A. JOHN P. MeMAHON CONVALESCENT TRAILERS FOR REALTOR N. HOME MAHONEY US Broad St.. Eliiabath 1964 lIP W Kldrowood ~a IBM Morrta Ava.. Union MU PONTIAC - Waahjnyton Ave. Nutley, N Whara Avt. MW TEMPEST pnlaaaloaal ro,, IMO B»v»r nuralna cart NIMROD PlMuat. N.J. AU Modela la CAMP PI WAYNE and Color. Available DRIVING suaranlaad to TRAILERS 3-5600 SCHOOLS lha medical, Ftr IramtdUt. Dcllvtry PUMtr *"■ CHEVROLET and •£*• fciD aurslcal asad patient by HantalaSill?? Mo. lANK, RUMSON Bttrr MARIAN'S per week - Jim■hat HIUSDAUE DEAL IN STATE RUTH 27S RL D. HINSON. R.N. a. Wayne. N. J. CLCl 44010. SARGENT MOTORS, INC. ‘ DRIVING SCHOOL Owner A hiluoauT Ray. Nurae In Charfa nun Authorized MAXON PONTIAC TRAVEL AGENCIES bedroom*. Dial iM Nawark J 214 belli*, rec SUMMER VACATION RENTALS Pomptun TM J Mr SALES 4 SERVICE WOMEN INSTRUCTORS deolrablo location. Phono WA OXford tSM. 3-6900 We Pick You JOS. M. BYRNE wooocurr f room homo WdS* RtL, N. WY I*ooo Up k Return You Hoi CO lakh Wgol ■Ping piKET'attraeflVeHalf Arlington 1«T N. Broad beach. aaaaon let. St. Hlllald s**/ from Auguat ~ A CKHTIFIia TRAVEL SERVICE r m b* u“- MU 6-0533 L;zz :si- i RIDGEWOOD •MO. JSlbaon 0-8174. UNION, N. , , 4 •jprss- Two c^-.iiuou.o ' :a' ,zs? r *.°~ JJ)R RENT- bedroom bouaa oat CHEVROLET FUEL OIL ■ abloi ELmwood GILSENAN & from baach PONTIAC OIL BURNERS COMPANY » at Orata laland. near JUuJk P.O. Boall U, C Broker CORVAIR CORVETTE ..>a River. Kurnlahad - Sprlns Vaßoy. Now York. Honeymgon «■Sl HUtadel# . 18 VOIIR . ready far lm- New Car Salaa • Service Avoouo •SJJVrtATION . Part* JOHN DUFFY FUEL 0F mediate occupancy. Call l4Mtt7. week Guaranteed CO. N. J, HATISrACITIOW By Ueed Can ii Protestant '■i •• ' Missioner •j Unicard AT To Speak SOUTH ORANGE Chris- m. in tianity Latin America and the response of U.S. Catholics CUAR^tt I 10 .YEAR to Christian imperatives will be the 0 subjects of the last "CHARGE "MELNOR tjvo open lectures presented at the IT" Institute of International L SWINGIN' SPRAY Service here Aug. 3 and 7 by TAKE the OSCILLATING Association for Internation- MONTHS l al Development. - TO 50.FT. Vx VISIBLE Dr. Richard PAY! LAWN SPRINKLER Shaull of Princeton juejy NYLON Theological Semin- REINFORCID ary, a former missionary in C 88 Brazil, will speak on "Revo- LIST GARDEN HOSE lutionary Moods in Latin 12.95 American Christianity," Aug. 0-466 IKHI S 99 at McNulty Hall. Dr. Shaull M M • Aqua-Dial for In.tant 10W W has 4-Po»rtion served his church in Col- Control of Spray Aroa mk^,. ombia and Brazil. SHOP EVENINGS TILL 10 • Covers Areas Up To 2,600 Sq. Ft FULL FLOW On 7, William E. Mor- BRASS Aug. mr—COUPLINGS an Jr., dean of the School of Foreign Service at George- town University and president of the [5 Catholic Association for International Peace, will de- liver the summation lecture of / the six-week institute on "American Catholics and Christian Imperatives." Delay Birth SKIL' "SKIL" •m-VVI B.H.T. FAMOUS ENGLISH Info Plan SUMMER n SHRUB HAND GARDEN FREEHOLD The pro- SPECIAL! posed program of birth con- SHEAR TOOLS > trol information to be supplied • Trims Crass. the Monmouth Shapes Shrubs HANDPORK hy Wel- Ltm . County "SKIL" 6Vx INCH • fare Compact,Lightweight C-326 Board was temporarily t shelved at HAND a meeting of the CULTIVATOR Board of Freeholders here POWER SAW YOUR CHOICK G-304 July 22. TRANSPLANTING TROWEL At the suggestion of Free- RKKIL ><**BB 0-322 holder Marcus Daly, head of LOW HAND TROWEL HKI the welfare committee, the 88 G314 EACH statement of policy prepared • Steel for Tempered English the board was withheld for LIST 39.95 o-i«m 44.95 • further clarification of its lan- Hardwood Handle guage. A committee will be VALUE NATIONALLY "SKIL" ADVERTISER appointed to draw anew up B-2594 AT $1 EACH . •tatement. » HEDGE TRIMMER HOME Daly contended that the HANDLES ALL CUTTING JOBS IN AND • Fotioge-Gripping"permit* , WORKSHOP. POWERFUL 9.0 AMP. Wording presented to the MOTOR . . . cutting of larger branches YOUR c EACH hoard 22 could introduce SKILSAW . . July . "VARI-TORQUE" CLUTCH. in stroke one CHOICE the Shrubs concept of compulsion in #534 • Shapes, Trims Unicard clients. He also asked that the NO MONEY DOWN 44 •tatement define the "appro- priate agencies” to which clients might be directed. RICKEL HAS A COMPLETE LINE OF| Earlier, Daly had been in- SUMMER POOL strumental in having Msgr. ATTIC CLEARANCE! Theodore A. FANS Opdenaker, exec- •w HURRY, HURRY IN FOR THIS utive director of the Catholie SHUTTERS & ACCESSORIES FANTASTIC SAI Welfare Bureau of the Tren- WHILE TH£Y LAST! ton Diocese, appear before the board 24" BELT DRIVE to explain the Church’s position on the dissemination 6 of birth control information. ATTIC FAN Msgr. Opdenaker said the mat- ter would be best left in the hands Venturi Datian of voluntary agenciea, Uji{-card 1/3 H P. G.E. Motor and that liet 1X3.00 urged extreme care MBB PAN ONLY be taken 1 Ball-Bearing Drive* to avoid violation of the conscience of a client or pressure by agencies handing ATTIC FAN PACKAGES out benefits. 1 Venturi Design LOOK! 110.09 STOP! YOU'LL BUY! 30-inch siie 89” Vein! Plans Sodality • OUR | Automatic Fan Timer ies.es I GREATEST SALE of 36-inch 99” Vein! Mass at Fair (As illustrated) size WINDOW CANOPIES EVER! 12«36 ALUMINUM WALL NEWARK _ The Union of • AU MITALCONSTRUCTION Adult Societies of the Newark 18x48 RICKEL SUMMER FERTILIZING HINT! • GRACIFUI FLUTtDROOF ond SCROLLS Archdiocese will in participate • IXCIUSIVI PRESSURE COAT FINISH in a Dialogue Mass at the Vatican PIOFTS"! LIGHTWEIGHT FERTILIZER for TURF, GREEN AND WHITE Pavilion of the World’a Fair • PRECISION MADE—FOR QUICK. Sept. 27 at 4 p.m. 40 COVERS EASY HANGING Msgr. Leo L. RICKEL lACH ■. Mahoney, pas- W tor of St. 5,000 youk Paul’s, Jersey City. LOW PRICE choice And archdiocesan rr director of s< n BAG ** - 36" •odaHties, will J # 42", 48 ceiebrat® the Mass. Sermon will be by Rev. George M. Keating, asaiitant •piritual director of Immacu- BLAST CRABGRASS PARKWAY' Jate Conception Seminary and AUTOMATIC moderator of the Adult Sodal- DONE! TOP POOL ity Union, BEFORE THE DAMAGE IS VALUE Further 19.95 information may be SKIMMER obtained from Nicholas Mink, Easily attaches to intake president of the of filter lor automatic aodallty un- skimming action. Cleone ton, at 8S Lexington Ba- COMBINATION Ave., and surface yonne (HE 6-2943). floating debris. High impact OFFER! polystyrene and poly- to propylene, hoc onepiece House weir with Nutley floating amaz- ing "living hinge", re- Youth CLOUT PLUS movable Teal strainer, Delegates adjustable anodized PATIO CARPENTER - aluminum NUTLEY This city hat support been brackets. [CONTRACTORS designated as the host for E-Z SPREAD 57 Lew WELCOME 37'foreign students who will attend the World 69 Assembly of Youth ’’PARKWAY" which will be held from CLOUT 2“**ty Srond l«lon Tfendu«n« 31 _ July Aug. 13 at Amherst. , Mas*. with Scotts DO-IT-YOURSELF A» the' Your problems are solved •• Jerry Leopaldi, executive di- . INaUOES Clout. By treating the entire lawn with POOL rector of Labor’s Peace FILTER KIT Corps, ex- .is Clout, make sure no crabgrass serving as chairman of the you USES YOUR OWN MOTOR I • Alum Clout is on crab- •program, which will provide capes- But as tough as lodgings for the merrily Complete With delegate®-from grass, it lets good grass grow 16 _ 19 while •sssasr. Aug. they tour ft. ANTHRAFILT & 19- ... J2T" on. Enough to cover 5,000 square ACCESSORIES 12 i/L' Jhe metropolitan area. x1 6... 126.70e 10'X2Q'. gag to * .. ®ppeal has been Issued REG. 6.95 to residents to NICKEL accept one or * LOW •nor® of the delegates Into DECORATOR homes NNICI Jheir during thl® period. SCOTTS REA 100 Those interested may contact E-ISPREP SHUTTERETTES Leopaldi at 26 Washington St., THE ULTIMATE (No in INTERIOR KuUey 7-4107) or at the ...The latest word in lawn spread- WINDOW DECORATION! International Telephone and so ers makes application easy. .-Telegraph laboratories (264- shut-off control J507). Hdt automatic CAR and has full 18" spreading width. WASH BRUSH to 5,000 EACH Lightweight, treats up • MI-IMPACT Deaf Guild Picnic STYRENE feet without refilling. square | • PLASTIC BRISTLES Planned For • ALUMINUM HANOU. Aug. 2 rig 5.95 most sizes in stock ELIZABETH Ot The annual 74 LOW RICKEL PRICES! 12.90 • BUILT-IN SHUT-OFF VALVE of the TOTAL VALUE picnic Mt. Carmel Guild Apostolate for the Deaf, BUY BOTH FOR ONLY >lll be held Aug. a at The PRE-FINISHED Oak®, Red Bank. •-INCHCHROME A WHITE OAK The will PARQUET 3 day open with io KITCHEN at B or BATH 8 • m. Masa St. Patrick’s Pro- Cathedral, Newark. Steven ELECTRICAL FIXTURE FLOORING Renick of Elizabeth k chair- 6"x6” —3 /I" Thitk jinan. f s Tongue & Grooved. 4 Sides I M 1.88 Forf MJNIONandSycCASUNNA a»V Cement Application. I mr!r* •BSi All Hint At Only. Pickup Prlctt, Dtllwry Sin v>ll • aaa-CAMA sob tm» inoaoid *#m>* Ho** u* p*fk- AMiunpUoa. Rl KM 10, SU urnfIV . 17, PARAMUS chrt*°-