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HAVANA Thirteen Catholic organizations, in a joint statement here, voiced complete support of the recent pastoral letter in which the Cuban hierarchy warned against the “increasing advance” of communism in this country. Among organizations signing the statement were Cu- ban Catholic Action, Cuban Cath- olic Youth and Knights of Colum- having said: “If there are not The Advocate bus. guarantees (of safety for wor- all churches will be THE STATEMENT voiced “our shippers), closed Official Publication of the Archdlocctc of N. most decided tomorrow morning and the Newark, J., and Diocese of Paterson, N. J. support and abso- MOTHER SETON lute Church will be declared in silence DOCUMENTARY: This scene from a soon-to-be-released 45-min- respect” for “all and each Vol. No. 34 AUGUST so that the whole world will know ute 9, THURSDAY, 18, 1960 PRICE: TEN CENTS of the pronouncements” in the documentary movie, “The Life Mother Seton,” depicts the 19th century what is in Cuba.” of pastoral. happening New York-born nun and her little band on the trail from Baltimore to Emmits- A guarantee of sorts was forth- .It said “the Pope and the Md., to establish anew 9 coming the next day when Pres- burg, community. The trip actually took about four days in Bishops constitute the hierarchy ident Dorticos told a labor 1809, the year Mother Seton founded the American Sisters of of the Catholic and rally Charity. Recently de- Characterizes Church,” (hat the Castro will con- clared Venerable ‘Betrayal the Cuban hierarchy “has is- regime Pope John Mother Seton is now by XXIII, being considered for tinue “respecting all sued . . . this collective let- religious beatification, a step toward canonization. (See story, page 4.) cults” despite ter in carrying out its unrelin- "provocations." Castro in Cuba quishable mission to orient ide- CASTRO lOMSELF, although Regime ologically tbe Catholic ailing, entered the people.” controversy “What Dr. Rumbaut the the the Church has essen- with one of his more fanatical Classroom TV was on staff of State Mental Hospital at Mazorra when he fled to this Scheduled said tially in this document,” the charges, claiming that his critics country with bis family only a few days ago. statement “would be In the declared, “is that it is, capable of crucifying National Revolutionary Movement established in 1952, he opposed the of dictatorship and always will be, on the side Christ Himself." Batista before Fidel Castro made a single move. He is a former editor of and- of the Into Grammar School Cay magazine, a corre- humble, but will never Tbe Cuban Prime Minister Day spondent of NC until 1956. He was national vice president of the Youth of Catholic Action in Cu- compromise with communism." charged that “fascist priests” ba its the The Catholic and the NEWARK— ’4oj, and president of the university section of that movement. In 1950, he fouttded the groups denied as U. S. embassy had Educational tele- incorporated into the class pro- standing television instructor. vision Christian Humanism Christian the “unjustified and capricious the in- plotted to create Church-state has been officially incor gram of the various “To allow Movement, to spread principles in social, economic and political grades. a larger number terpretations which tend to tensions in Cuba and he linked porated into the of Lessons fields. see program range from 20 to 30 of students to benefit from such ties between the other Cuban studies of the 228 Bishops’ pastoral clergymen with elementary minutes in length, and are added learning resources. By Dr. Ruben Dario Rumbaut and schools of the the political interests of for- Francisco Franco’s regime In Newark Arch- scheduled from 10:10 a.m. “To help stretch the avail- suppressed under MIAMI (NC) One word characterizes the Castro re- or brought eign powers.” Spain. Officials in Washington diocese. through 2:30 able school dollar the p.m. still further in rigorous control of the Cas- They said Cuban Catholics “will and Madrid This week all schools gime Cuba: betrayal. promptly and and at the same time to im- tro government newspapers, always contradicted received from MSGR. TUITE listed the fol- oppose, at the cost of sharply him. Msgr. Joseph prove the quality of instruc- As Cubans in growing numbers realize this, they are magazines, radio and television whatever P. lowing objectives of the sacrifice, all that could Castro delivered his attack on Tuite, superintendent of pro- tion." at first not want saddened, then indignant. They do their stations, publishing houses. signify domination of our the Church a frenzied schools, a day-by-day, minute- gram: coun- during “To students education- HE ADDED that the TV tech- revolution to go down the Red drain. try on the part of any foreign 3Vi-hour talk at a post-midnight by-minute schedule for grades give WHILE THE real fighting men to power.” labor His al experiences which often are nique is an addi- The Fldel'Castro group came rally. denunciation of four, through eight, including appropriate who made the revolution were Meanwhile, the Church was special daily TV lessons in beyond the scope of conven- tion to methods of educating pewer thanks to the determined tarianism; Cuban nationalism Fidel they added, “we immediately sup- a being persecuted, Castro await from tional means modern children who are help of 95% of the Cuban the authorities the ported by Bias Roca, secretary variety of subjects. The school of instruction; for so people. was turned into chauvinism and was giving the communist cadres proper guarantees for the general of the Cuban Communist day for these example, a costly science accustomed to TV viewing as The Castro promised, in hostility to neighbor nations; right grades has been group full freedom and his moral sup- in an article In the lengthened by 15 laboratory and equipment, via entertainment. He feels these speeches and in public docu- vengeance was substituted for so for Party, Hoy, minutes, to port their penetration tactics, communist 3:15 television, which not oth- children will find the innova- ments, to about a cial and hon- daily newspaper. p.m. to accommodate the might bring genuine- justice, supposed to the point that today they dic- tion Roca even went Castro one or new schedule. erwise be available. "stimulating and interest- ly democratic reorganization of esty became the cloak for dis- tate his Castro policies. Listing two better as he tried to link Msgr. Tuite said he "To broaden the curriculum ing” and make learning a the government, under the ban honesty, falsehood and character expects In the of a name mythological Cardinal Spellman, President Ei- the TV system to alleviate of the smaller schools which pleasurable experience for ner of patriotism, social justice assassination. monster called “the Active 7 revolution," Catholics senhower, Sen. John F. some of the arp unable to offer them. and Castro rooted out all traces of Kennedy, problems of over- financially honesty. Castro and his men believe firmly MERIDA, Mexico (NC)—Reli- Cardinal Arteaga and other crowded classrooms as complete an educational Fidel Castro called all this the influence of moderates and and to pro- that they can commit and justify able sources Cuban Church leaders “coun- vide “a as would like. “humanismo” led at in Merida—across to wider educational-ex-' they Seek Aid for Catholic and even Christian leaders, so strong the worst violations of human the Yucatan Channel from Cuba ter-revolutionary activities.” perience” for children and “To enable the classroom many to believe that between the start of his A one- “a regime. rights. have to Schools reported that the broader experience of /educa- teacher devote more time to in Austria his type of reform and that de- man rule was established with Thousands of small gov- IN HIS TALK, Castro charged property ernment of Cuba’s Prime Min- tional individual learning needs of GRAZ, Austria (RNS) The manded Christian humanism elimination of all ca “there is no doubt that im- techniques" for teachers. by progressive owners, on farms and in cities filthy The students. 14th there ister Fidel Castro started in educational TV project is Assembly of the Austrian was very little difference. pable leaders, some by death, have been deprived of their hold- perialism has associated itself June to draw lists of mili- conducted by the of Catholic Teachers’ Association But by June of 1959, Casto and some by exile, some by impris and their up with Franco and his fascism to Regents "TO ENHANCE still further ings legitimate means tant Catholics. the State resolution his to turn the mobilize all the influence of New York over unanimously adopted a men began into onment. of livelihood, without they can the skills of classroom teachers compensa- The lists are compiled from WPIX, Channel 11. calling for grants of public funds greatest frauds of the 20th ccn At the same time, all means tion. through every priest they can by coupling with their talents information obtained where to all denominational schools. tury; democracy beeamc totali of free communication were The land the count on in our nation.” He said: contacts reform—banner and IN LETTERS to pastors and and personal the ad- Catholics work, such as public “I’d like to piomise of the revolution has see a pastoral ditional resources of an out- principals; Msgr. Tuite ex- offices, private businesses, letter been totally disrupted by the condemning Imperialism’s plained that the telecasts had stores, professional offices and criminal invade whimsical aims of the plan to onr na- been prescribed political small "to assist our Million companies. include tion ... I’d like Apostolic Newark Gave $1,2 communist and They to see a pas- schools in the Delegate leadership. Big information meeting chal- small on education and toral letter condemning Fran- concerns have been “ex- lenge to provide sufficient quan- Leaves Rome activities. Such lists not co's crimes for propriated’’ without the are be- and Franco’s mur- of educational slightest tity opportuni- made for other ders.*’ . WASHINGTON - ing groups. (NC) Arch- pretense of reimbursing the own- , ; ties for a popu- To Aid fast-growing Missions in 1959 The same reports say that the His remarks were bishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic ers, and this is done under the interrupted lation along with Cuban several times improved Delegate to the U.S., left for false that government has ordered by wild cheers of with premise “private quality instruction mod- Rome Aug. 10. NEWARK Catholics of the Archdiocese of Newark St. Teresa’s, Summit; St. John the manufacture of 200 cas- from the crowd and'cries of "To erate cost." property is the product of rob- the Linden and Our socks. It is feared the cassocks the wall!’’ —a reference to the On the the Eternal contributed a total of the missions Apostle, Lady He also listed information way to City, $1,212,671.05 to during bery.” on Queen of Peace, North Arlington. may be distributed to active firing squad. the Archbishop will visit Eng- 1959, it was this week Stan- What is worse, the most un- portable TV sets reported by Auxiliary Bishop available to All these parishes gave more Castro supporters in various Ignoring the attacks on church- land, Ireland and France. He realistic are drawn pastors ton, director of the Archdiocesan for the plans up through Cooperative Society Propaga- than $3,000. They arc followed by areas to discredit and goers, Castro served a thinly plans to return to this country and put into effect in taking compro- Supply the Catholic tion of the Faith. 22 other veiled that the Servicos, parishes which gave mise the to a cam- warning govern- in late October. over these concerns, with the clergy prior purchasing of North Jersey Our more each. ment will retaliate if agency This figure. Bishop Stanton Nicholas, City; Lady than $2,000 result that ruin has paign of reprisal. Church at complete Jersey, special prices. Msgr. said, does not include $82,314.35 of Sorrows, South Orange; Sa- The list of banner parishes con- The lists of the critics continue to speak out engulfed many sectors of the Catholics, re- Tuite said he the idea Office to cred against his expects New Chancery received as gifts be held in Heart, Vailsburg, Newark; tributing more than $1,400 will be national ports say, would be useful for regime. to be received Our of the found economy. “We them enthusiastically NEW ORLEANS (NC)-Arch- trust during the lifetime of the Lady Lake, Verona; on page 8. It trumping and dis- give time,” he said, is a fact that 90% of the up charges enough to move some parish bishop Joseph F. Rummel of New donors. missing the militant Catholics "to meditate, time to see they management placed in charge of loners to offer financial to Orleans has contract have irritated Because help signed a for the confiscated is from their jobs. people. their for the IN HIS REPORT Bishop concerns to- they have irritated pastors program. the construction of a $1,032,000 inefficient. people, and TV lessons Stanton made the distinction be- tally Many of those en in language arts, two-story diocesan administration Observes our people have always 'reacted the Pontiff trusted with management arc il- tween Propagation of the of This in the face of what does not have reading, math, science, Span- building on the grounds of Notre literate. worship.” was an allu- Faith, and the three other Pontif- sion recent ish, music and art have been Dame seminary here. to attacks on Catholic justification, in the face of what ical mission-aid societies. The Such is the visible 56th catastrophe church-goers by communist sup- does not have any explanation latter arc the Association of the Anniversary today, that people are porters of Premier Fidel other than of the inter- exchang- Castro. betrayal ing four Holy Childhood; the Society of Cuban pesos for one dol- ests of the fatherland.” CASTELGANDOLFO Pope John XXIII reminisced when IT WAS SUCH attacks there Ed Grant to St. Peter the Apostle which rais- lar, only a few months ago Olympics at have been three violent clashes es funds for native in mis- about his ordination day a general audience here on the the currencies were on a par. clergy in less than a month which led Russians sion lands, and the Missionary 56th anniversary of his ordination. Receive Union the Archbishop Evelio Diaz y Cia of of Clergy, an organiza- some at the new Addressing 15,000 cheering pilgrims Praises Havana to threaten to close all Familiar tion of priests whose dues supply Pope Map of Vatican Europe audience hall here, the Pope told them of the special bles- Catholic churches in Cuba, in fellow priests with missionary HOME (NC) Russian visitors him St. Pius Eisenhower which he the Church literature. sing given by Pope case, said, to Rome in Cuba are given a Russian- X after the ordination. In is more urgent now than would be declared a giving priests WASHINGTON (NC) - Just To Advocate These four activities contrib-. language pamphlet pn Vatican the blessing Pius said: ever in of the fact that "Church of Silence” as in com- Staff Pope spite back from an overseas trip, uted $822,746.12 to the Holy Fa- nations. City complete with map of the “With great heart, my son, I many bad things have been said U. S. Commission- mjinist-domiqated You are there because we were there. Which is another ther for his use in the missions Immigration small Papal domain. the sometimes to Archbishop Diaz Is Apostolic of that if Advocate pray the Lord and I bless you against clergy, er Joseph M. Swing called at The way saying reports and features from during 1959, Bishop Stanton re- the of and Administrator of act- pamphlet, according to the that your priesthood may be a point spitcfulncss even the White House and delivered Havana, Europe have an authentic ring it is because there is hardly ported. The sum represented ing for aged Cardinal Jesuit magazine Civilta Cattolica, consolation for the Church of to branding them as reactionar- Arteaga y an Important spot in that has not been visited 68% of the grand total. a laudatory message from Pope is one of several Russian-lan- Europe by a obscurantists and enemies of Betancourt. It was the Cardi- God.” ies, John XXIII to member of The Advocate staff. of Preident Eisen- guage pamphlets prepared Particularly worthy mention, the true welfare and progress of nal, however, who led the by This hower. tourist authorities of Rome to week, Sports Editor Ed Grant will be leaving for according to Bishop Stanton, was “FOR THAT reason,” Pope peoples.” signers of the recent pastoral Commissioner Swing told three weeks in Rome to bring you on-the-spot reports from the effort of the children of the John said, “we are glad to share as Primate of Cuba. help Russian visitors. ANOTHER newspapermen: “A week or so Civilta the Olympic Games. Archdiocese. our joy with all our dear children AT general au- The most recent clash between Cattolica mentioned the ago I had audience who to dience during the week, the Pon- a private . church-goers pamphlets in differ- On -his return. The Advocate will have an editorial staff They "contributed the magnifi- are present here today, and Castro support- discussing which invite them in tiff said that although the Church with the Pope. He made me ers followed ences between rules can make a claim that probably no other Catholic cent sum of $147,320.32 in the to join us giving publication of the governing paper promise to sec the President edited thanks to God for our 56th anni- is persecuted, Christ "will be the pastoral. After the tourists in and in Russia. by laymen can make: that every member has spent form of Holy Childhood dues, ran- skirmish, Italy victor.” and give him his most cordial Diaz It noted that there at least some time in som dona- versary as a priest.” Archbishop attempted to sec are 12 tones Europe. \ offerings, stringless and sincere greetings, and tell President forbidden to • tions and from the sale his visitors to Declaring that there are sor- Osvaldo Dorticos but tourists In Russia Managing. Editor Floyd Anderson, an official of the proceeds Asking join anxieties him how much he thought of the President would and that Russians themselves International Catholic of Christmas Seals. This was him also in God for rows and in the life of not sec him Press Union, has traveled ex- thanking Europe him and whaL a wonderful job and the $8,714.77 than the his elevation to every man, the Pope said the Archbishop delivered his need passports to travel within tensively during three overseas for The higher previous the Papacy, the trips Advocate, the he is m the’ same holds true for the Church. doing world.” ultimatum to the their own borders. latest this summer. year’s total," he said. Pope extolled the high dignity church-closing Swing and the President were President’s and aim of the calling. “But the Lord with His grace secretary. Russian tourists in Italy are • Assistant Editor priest’s Managing Joseph H. Thomas was sent BISHOP STANTON pointed West Point classmates. The free us in times of sor- Archbishop was quoted as to travel wherever they like. on a 19-day background trip to Rome in “How is it,” he went on, "that always helps April. out that the backbone of arch- Others • News Editor the in 1904 has row. may lose their William F. Judkins spent 14 months in diocesan mission aid consists of young priest now reached heads. They may believe that Southern Europe in 1946-47 while an officer the position of highest in the Armed the membership dues provided by they can reject OOr Lord and Forces. members of the various responsibility in the Church. It is parishes. to • Feature Editor the manifest will of God, Who refuse recognize His gentle Anne Mac Buckley spent seven weeks In this there in respect was an blesses those instead of but necessary power. At the Europe in 1958 when she was assigned to cover the arch- who, Increase during 1959. In the end of their road they will find diocesan pilgrimage and to scour the continent for feature making plans for life on earth, past year 63 parishes gave what have if material. offer up their years, days and they deserved, more than $1,400 each In dues • Womens Editor June hours, and every beat of their they have been consciously V. Dwyer made a five-week Euro- as compared with 57 in 1958. guilty. pean trip on her own in 1955. hearts, until the day they enter Bishop Stanton’s own the All of our staffers parish, heavenly kingdom, their real "Christ will go forward, always gained information and made con- St. Aedan’s, Jersey City, as usual and His tacts that are still dividends to our permanent home.” bearing Cross high through- paying readers in quicker, led the list with more than $5,000. John exhorted the out the world, and better and more informed coverage of European events. Pope pil- He will be Closely following were St. Jo- grims to pray for more priestly the victor with Mary, His and seph’s, West St. New York; vocations, lie said “the need for our Mother, at His side." 5.5 Million in Catholic Schools
WASHINGTON (NC) - About 5,- dents enroll in Catholic to elementary trend in Catholic schools that has been However, in the department's 1U59 639,750 students will enroll in U.S. Cath- and schools will secondary account for especially strong since 1945, unofficially "Summary of Catholic Education," it olic colleges, high schools and element- about 13% of all students in the marked U.S. as the beginning of the cur- reports that in October, 1959, there were ary schools this Fall, setting another between 5 and 17 rent “enrollment boom." years. 10,278 Catholic grade schools staffed by record high total. PUBLIC this This past academic 102,622 teachers. The number includes The totals estimated SCHOOLS Fall, from year, grade in a report schools marked 77,172 religious teachers and 24,450 made here kindergarten through grade 12, will en- a 100% increase in en- lay arc: teachers. roll an estimated 37,600,000 students, rollment since the end of World War II • Grade schools: increase schools 4,389,963, according to the U.S. Office of Educa- High undoubtedly will achieve In the same summary, the depart- of 127,863 over last year. tion of the Department of Health, Edu- the same distinction this school year. ment reports 2,390 secondary schools • High schools: 849,850, increase of cation and Welfare. They need an enrollment of 841,414 to staffed hy 40,708 teachers—3l,2Bo reli- 24,753. Tho Fcdcrat education office esti- double since 1945 and the Fall estimate gious and 9,428 lay. • Colleges and universities: 299,937 mated that children will be is 849,850. 6,800,000 The department counted 231 univer- FINGERS BEFORE FORKS: In regular sessions, Increase of Aborigine family in the Prefecture Apostolic of 14,283. in non-public elementary and secondary No estimates on new teachers or sities pnd colleges in 1959. The total of These estimates were released by schools. school Taiwan, Formosa, has hand-to-mouth meal rice. service buildings or additions were made number of teachers was set at 23,000 Hwalien, Fides news tha of that Department Education, NCWC. The expected increase this Fall rep- in the NCWC department’s statement )f which 8,557 are religious and 14,443 reports Taiwan (population, 350,000) has 100,000 aborigines, whom The among estimated total of 5,239,813 stu- resents continuation of an enrollment of enrollment there are estimates. lay. 30,000 Catholics and about an equal number preparing to enter the Church. THE ADVOCATE 2 August 18, 1960
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island-wide Cardinal of of- An novena in For- cent typhoon. Frlngs Cologne sary on which he has been con- Rev. Alexander Mlchalik of mosa will be held to honor fered a Pontifical Mass in the gratulated St. The hierarchy of Southern Rho- by Pope John, who Buenos Aires, for 25 years chap-, Theresa of Lisieux, of desia Cologne cathedral to mark the took particular note of the Car- to patroness has urged the federal gov lain Polish Catholics in Argen- the missions. 24-Oct. 2. 50th anniversary of his ordina- dinal's many Sept. crnment to give the same finan- social works. tina. ~ To mark the Feast of the As- tion, an anniversary on which he Archbishop Constantine cial assistance to parents with Bo- Gaston Tessier of Paris, 73, sumption Catholics from many children received a congratulatory letter hackevsky of the in religious schools as to Byzantine Rite president of the International • parts of the world at from Pope John. of participated those sending children to govern- Eparchy Philadelphia has Federation of Christian Trade Solemn Mass on Mount Zion ment schools. Cadinal Gracias of Bombay, In been given an honorary degree Unions. near Jerusalem where with by the Free tradition The Florida Education Associa- dia, escaped only slight Ukranian University Rev. John I. Chagnon of Spring- holds the Blessed in Munich.. Virgin was tion in Clearwater bruises in a head-on automobile field, Mass., 55, Bishop’s taken into opposes elimi- repre- heaven. nation of accident on a slippery highway sentative to the Catholic religious practices in Causes . . . Observer During a five day tour of East the in of the state’s public schools. Germany. Bishop Leonardo newspaper Springfield Dio- and West Berlin 14 Castellanos y Archbishops M. cese. Despite its own Msgr. George Carroll, M.M., Castellanos of Mexico. and Bishops visited the city's shortage of Tabasco, has been named dele- Rev. Kurt Becker, S.J., 45, as- priests, Mexico sent priests to 10 chaplain Died 1912. Mexican have modern church buildings and ref- Bishops sociate editor American dioceses gate for all Catholics serving with taken of Jesuit Missions, ugee camps. to work with preliminary steps toward migrant laborers U.S. Armed Forces in Korea. published in New York. The Catholic Indian last year. opening formal beatification pro- League of Bishop J. Carroll McCormick Canada has The Administration ceedings. recommended more Apostolic of will take in possession of his new Brother founder of Build on vocational training and extension Burgenland Austria has been Andre, the Generosity diocese in Johnstown, Pa., on world famous of residential school raised to the rank of a diocese. shrine of St. Jo- HONG KONG Large accommoda- Oct. 2. (RNS) tion for the seph’s Oratory, Montreal. Some and small Indians. Special prayers were offered in donations, placed in Maurice 10 million The Catholic Education Costa Rica for Lavanoux, secretary of persons have signed specially-provided and Council success of the con- RECEIVES A the envelopes of New Zealand ference HABIT: doctor who once served in St. Francis Liturgical Arts Society and petitions asking the Holy See to dropped in drums charges the na- of foreign ministers there Hospital, Jersey City large at the anew editor of Liturgical Arts, has advance his tion's schools are under helps novice in the Sons Health the as beatification cause. entrance of all Catholic churches propagating a auspices of the Organiza of Mary, of Sick, the novice receives been elected a vice of secular interpretation of life tions of American States. his habit on joining the doctor president here each month since April; eight-year-old community. The is Brother Francisco the International Secretariat of Bishops ... which interfers with The Catholic 1955, have helped in the construc- religious life. Social Welfare Tanega, F.M.S.I., a native of the the habit is Catholic Artists. Bishop William E. Power has Philippines. Receiving Maurice Mahli, tion 28 The Virginia Pharmaceutical Conference in Hong Kong will been enthroned of schools and churches an Arabian native On is Cardinal Muench return to as the Sixth Bish Association has opened build the of Haifa, Palestine. his right a convert from Judaism, Bro- will throughout the British a drive city’s first hopsital for ther op of the Antigonish Colony. to eliminate the Paul F.M.S.I. at the Rev. his native U.S. in mid-September Diocese, obscenity from indigent at a cost of $525,000. Tifford, Officiating ceremony is Edward Nova Scotia. drug Garesche, to celebrate the 25th store book racks. S.J., founder the which anniversary of community has headquarters in Framingham, Mass. of his consecration; an anniver Died . The Bishop of . . ST. JUDE Melbourne, Aus- Named to tralia has Notre Dame Peters criticized a television Bishop Strods, Apostolic station for Administrator of the sponsoring a chil- Lay Trustee Board Archdiocese THADDEUS PARISH, dren’s debate of Riga, Lativa, whoso death on mercy killing. NOTRE DAME Five Tells Church Stand was new Church Several Criticized announced by Catholic institutions in Moscow Radio. PHILIPPINES members have been appointed to Formosa were Rev. John B of damaged by a re- the University of Notre Dame’s Gallagher Buf- The Minionary pariih of St. Judo falo, 47, Associate Board of On Election spiritual counselor to In the Philippine it planning the Lay Trustees: Drive deaf people in the Buffalo and construction of tchool. Ai Robert W. Galvin, president, Mo- Premier a high By Rochester Sees. American! with the highlit educa- E. FORT A. Congo torola, Inc., Chicago; J. Han- WAYNE, Ind. Bishop Leo Pursley of Fort! tional ttandardi in the world today, ley, president, Allegheny Ludlum Wayne-South Bend has stressed LEOPOLDVILLE, Premier the Church’s hands-off 1 Congo (NC) Patrice we know the need for higher edu- Steel Corp., Pittsburgh; Paul F.- ST. Careful attitude toward partisan politics. Lumumba on returning from his visit to the U. S. said his PETERSBURG, FLA. cation. Hellmuth, Boston Attorney; Jo- In-a statement on the issue of and government will do away with what he called the The coiti and needt to conitruct and seph A. Martino, president, Na- religion politics [ predom- inant furnith a high ichool Old tional Lead Bishop declared: position of the Catholic Church in the GUEST are greatl Cos., New York; and Pursley Congo. HOUSE bookt, that uied text are not being Edmund A. Our priests understand that “One charge in Lumumba had Planning Stephan, at- particular charged that Belgium a “Church dic- FOR here will be of great Chicago SALE importance Galvin, Hillmuth they are not to in politi- will be made that under W* will torney. and Ste engage repeatedly: tatorship government pro- there, itationary tuppliet, mapi, arrange entire cal your phan campaigns or give Catholic tcience are all Notre Dame alumni. public sup- Bishops tell their tection.” He asserted also that charts, equipment, any and vacation, whose private, family and public including transpor- The Associate port to a particular candidate. priests and people how to vote.” the Church for 80 had all kindt of ichool tuppliet will be Board of Lay years slow- life is completely impregnated RETIRE tation, hotel accommoda- They will act put to good and much Trustees is composed of 27 alum- accordingly. The Bishop said, however, that ed up the development of the with uie very ap- tion*, religious feeling.” sight-seeing tours, etc. ni and non-alumni he docs Catholics to Congo by preciated. members. It is “THE STATUTES of urge “vote opposing free political The Church itself, he said, IN THE SUN We will advise every dio- WON'T YOU you on with the as an obligation of their citizen activities. HELP . . . SEND pass- charged responsibility of cese known to "seeks no her me contain this special privilege; SCHOOL ship and to vote for SUPPLIES TO: ports, currencies, insurance holding, investing and adminis- the candi- ambition is to continue WITH AN regulation. We regret that it is LUMUMBA her work INCOME! PARISH OF ST. and all tering Notre date who is, in their honest took no notice of JUDE THADDEUS the other Dame’s endowment not opin- of salvation, and important more generally observed by the charity peace PAOUDPUD ILLOCOS NORTI "details" funds. ion, best fitted to fill the i pastoral letter issued by 'he • 17 Roomt Furnished that assure those who posi- as in the you preach the Gospel. of the past.” • On Moin PHILIPPINES tion of honor and trust which he Bishops Congo when the Thoroughfare of a smooth, Congo marked • 5 Blocks Central St. REV. LEONODIS OANDASAN enjoyable trip. seeks.” its independence PEOPLE OF the troubled Con- Petersburg SEND CASH Whether from Belgium • Opposite Catholic Church CONTRIBUTIONS you're planning a "To do otherwise to last June 30. The go is violate remain friendly to missioners (CHECKS OR MONEY SAVE that ORDERS) TOi vacation here or be NOW! conscience Bishops at time recalled that SACRIFICE abroad, and to do that is a despite a violent propaganda th» Church had backed REV. L. OANDASAN sure to see us first. sin,” he said. Congolese campaign against Belgians in TO SETTLE ESTATE independence Financial VACATION in separate pastor- that former Belgian c/o Secretary IN colony, ac- $40,000. MARKED contrast to this al letters in 1956 and again in Residence to Archbishop* to refrain cording reports reaching Brus- THE ADVOCATE, BOX 64 policy from engaging 1959. Vigan, lllocos TUNE-UP sels. 11 CLINTON Sur, HEAVY BOOKINGS ARE A 1 e in partisan politics, 40 Bishop Joseph Malula of ST., NEWARK 1, N.J. Baptist Leo- Andre Philippines ministers in Bishop Lefcbvrc, S.J., of CERTAINTY FOR 1961 j SPECIAL! meeting Gastonia, poldville has urged missionar- Kikwit said in a letter that his .N.C., Aug. 4, disclosed that they ies to remain in their posts Th# Cunard Lina have haa already s • MOTOR TUNE-UP will work from and people shown "more friend- published 1U sailing their pulpits for has appealed to public schedule s—- than usual” to the mission- books are open for 1061 ! the defeat of presidential candi- leaders to avoid ship departure*. • self-seeking ADJUST ers. RELAX BRAKES to EARLY RESERVATIONS date, Sen. John F. Kennedy. and seek the common good. ARE 1 The RECOMMENDED f The ministers representing He told leaders 58-ycar-old Belgian Jesuit, • COMPLETE LUBRICATION of the infant most of the whose mission is in the 1,1 territory Baptist churches in republic that Congolese are by VACATIONTIME! • 6-cyL Gaston southern part of COOUNO SYSTEM $l4-95 and Mecklenburg coun- nature deeply religious and that Leopoldville stated: ties made the is not province, Our Services Art Free decision, be- religion a foreign import. Bralaia* a«d "The lie fWtMaf, 4 cause, as one corpmented, “I campaign of Leopold- at* haua nj $l7-95 Tot Complata h| tliarmottat. ville Radio Details—Colorful Folder* fear Catholicism more than I BISHOP MALULA issued his [the government sta- CaU Writ# Yw, or tapalra statement has lubricant*, Part* Extra fear communism.” in the wake of a gov- tion! greatly aroused the peo- In addition, the 40 ministers ernment announcement that the ple against the Belgians. But so JOS. M. BYRNE CO. SPKIAIISTS IN COLLISION—BODY WOIK pledged to work for the defeat Congo will be "a secularist and far we as missioners have not lit. IMI of democratic felt L. AntkratUa, Praiidaat North Carolina gubernatorial state" seeking "abso any ill effects from it. The A—- IMS HUDSON BLVD, JHJIY CITY candidate, Terry Sanford, “be lute separation of Church and fact that we stayed has disposed 828 BROAD ST. NEWARK N 2, J SIRVICI DIPT. cause he is istate." the i bfn ies planned to return as soon as tm possible. The people demanded their presence, he said. Actually, many priests and re ligious who had to leave their have posts already returned, it WHERE YOU RET YOUR BEST was understood here. BUY IM *;k IN LUI.UABOURG, capital of DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY Kasai province in the south con v tral part of the Congo, only 50 of 3,000 Europeans in the area WATCHES AND CLOCKS r stayed. But according to Arch ABrA-CA-dAb a... bishop Bernard Mels, C.1.C.M., Tour home... in time of I.uluabourg, the missionary SILVERWARE. CHINA AND CRYSTAL of need priests and Sisters were not seri ously molested anywhere in the Color-bright, color-right, color, color, dark Our staff and archdiocese. Mels GIFTS AND BAR surroundings are dedicated to Archbishop ACCESSORIES the wrote: Modernaire magic consideration of others. Our service night. weaves a and . . fashion spell it “The population heedful of is well dis- your wishes our desire ... is to posed toward us LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS “pouff” goes the paint, rhanging this commode and begs the compact lighten your burden in every way. missionaries and doctors to to Black, Red, Green or warm Fruitwood for stay." every RELIGIOUS AND From Equator province, in the ECCLESIASTICAL ARTICLES decorative place in home. PHONE your UNion 3-1100, 1101/ northwest, Bishop Camille Van- /cWaLzi, derkerckhove, C M , of Bikore, wrote: "Some missionaries continue to offer Mass in outlying villages modernaire funeral JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE »90e and to keep in contact with the NEWARK Leber HOME Catholics. Every time they re- MIILBURN turn K*aU 4, Pirimui, N. J. U.e to the main mission IBt-tl Market Straat *43-47 Millburn Avanva our 90-day no ehar|e plan they CORNER 20th STREET 4 are pleased by the reception, Open Mon. thru Sot 9i30 BOULEVARD . UNION CITY Mon. thru Sat. fi3o Open and Ml 9 Monday, Thuraday Friday while the parishioners (in the to 5i30; Thuri. until f Our service is *• 6; Wed. until f available to every villages) Ample Parking family on the other hand arc regardless of ’ financial condition to happy have seen and heard their priest." August 18, 1960 Oil Firm Pledges THE ADVOCATE 3 $60,000 to Hospital Rational Life in Outer Space? ELIZABETH At a double presentation ceremony Aug. 10, Sister Ellen Patricia, administrator of St. Eliza- Theologian Says It Is Possible beth’s was of Hospital, recipient $60,000 in pledges from NEW YORK (RNS)-A Cath- a race of material Esso Research and Cos. and the Esso rational, be- which would exceed immea- Engineering Refinery olic theologian, in writing the ings, Father Raible said, would surably in value and and Sales Division. The funds will be applied toward the grandeur Aug. 13 issue of America, na- be the state of “pure $1.5 million fund nature” the natural end of any rational building objec- tional Catholic declar- in which tive weekly, beings would enjoy all being.” • of the hospital’s “Operation ing Cos. commitment of ed it $lO,OOO. is definitely within the those qualities which are prop- Science offers definite Crisis.” G. Ross argu- Murrell, manager of Es- realm of that ration- er to a rational animal Dr. A. P. possibility as such ments for the possibility of the Hewlett, administra- so Bayway Refinery, presented a al life may exist in outer would have no additional hut existence of races of human tive vice president, presented Sis- check for $15,000, representing space. gifts. ter Ellen Patricia with check beings on planets far from our a the first payment on the refin- Rev. Daniel C. Raible, “Such beings would have all Father for $3,000 as partial payment of and sales division earth, Raiblc concluded. ery pledge of C.PP.S., who has taught for the the intrinsic weaknesses of hu- the Esso Research and He said theology goes a step Engineer- $50,000. past seven years at Brunner- man nature and none of the farther in appraising the var- dale Minor Seminary of the So- aids to us who have BOTH HEWLETT and Murrell proper ious possible states in which of Fr. to ciety the Precious Blood, been elevated to a a Ayo Say stressed the importance to the supernatu- such race might be. Canton, Ohio, said there may ral order and given supernatu- community of the hospital’s suc- "After adding togetner the be from 100 million to 100 bil- ral in First Mass in cessfully completing its current assistance abundance,” data of science and theology,” lion planets in the known uni- he said. : $1.5 million appeal for the con- he said, "we end up with a verse suited for human habita- He “They Elizabeth Church struction of anew bed added, would total of ifs, and wing. tion. grand ands, Murrell never have been favored with ELIZABETH Rev. Nicholas stated that the pay- buts. divine revelation. Their guide R. Ayo, C.S.C., who returned ment of $16,000 was on the bas- THUS, HE REASONED, it But such speculation about from is of the is that and signpost in attaining their his studies in Rome Aug. hospital’s having HELPING possible somewhere in imaginary races on far-off reached OUT: Sister Ellen Patricia, administrator St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, the destiny would be only the natu- 16, will say his first Solemn High $500,000 or one-third of universe God could have planets surely makes for in- Elizabeth, checks to from Esso in ral law of God as proclaimed Mass in this at St. Gene- of the money needed to be elig- accepts amounting $l8,OOO units the area. The created a race still in the teresting use of man’s reason country in creation. ible for the check are Dr. A. “state of innocence” They would have besides vieve’s here at noon, Aug. 21. $BOO,OOO federal aid presenters P. Hewlett, left, administrative vice president of the the opening to us new vis- no such supernatural helps as Father was ordained at grant. Esso Research state in which Adam and Eve tas of the and Ayo and Engineering Co., and G. Ross Murrell, manager, Esso power, infinity the Cross “The fact that the balance of Bayway lived before their fall. He de- the Mass, the Sacraments, or majesty of Holy Seminary, Rome, At is W. C. N. God.” the Refinery. right Wilbourn, manager, J. Sales Division. scribed the Church.” in November following four years money pledged by our cor- this as one without dis- of study abroad. He will continue porate organizations is contingent ease, concupiscence, ignorance the STILL ANOTHER condition Convention Planned his studies this Fall at Notre upon success of the drive or death. After a period of pro- should in which God might create a Dame University. serve as an incentive to bation, those in this state would Lithuanians individuals Calls His race of rational Fa- By and Brother’s beings. Deacon for the Mass will industries alike painlessly into everlast- be Bishop pass ther Raible Mass. in said, is the “su- WORCESTER, (NC) Rev. Charles of bringing the campaign to a ing happiness. O’Brien, C.S.C., Some 300 pcrnatural state" In which delegates from all parts Cathedral College, New York, successful conclusion,” he said. “If God so wished,” Father the creatures “would be elevat- of the U. S. are expected at the with Rev. George C. In accepting the contributions, I Raible said, “He could limit Maclnnes, Visits ‘Greatest Consolation’ ed, either 47th annual convention of the Sister Ellen Patricia at the moment of S. of Hoboken, as subdcacon paid tribute His gifts-to those of the super- Knights of creation or Lithuania Aug. 18-21. Rev. J. to the Esso affiliates for their natural order. Members of such shortly thereafter, Hilary Paszek, C.S.C., J. two Bernard J. of By Rev. Morgan Vittengl, M.M. weeks in Red China, spent to a condition surpassing abso Bishop Flanagan New generosity and over-all of would still to Bedford, Mass., will preach support a race be subject Worcester will offer Solemn all nine days in Shanghai and was lutcly all the natural needs and Pon- Father Is an alumnus of community projects. HONG KONG (NC) Bishop James told the ills common to natural Ayo Walsh, M.M., to tifical Mass for delegates in St. St. "The of Mr. Murrell allowed see him for only 2-1/'’ power of any existing or possi- Benedict’s Prep, Newark, and leadership his brother that their meetings in his communist in man: ignorance, sickness, ac- Casimir’s Church prison hours. The facts speak for them ble creature." on the closing Notre Dame While in as our industrial chairman and old age, be- University. Shanghai were I cident, struggle of the convention. the wholehearted “the greatest human consolation have ever selves.” In other words, Father day During a Rome he studied at the Gregorian cooperation and tween the spirit and the flesh received.” He was given Raible banquet later the Knights of Lith- support of all the no indication explained, it would be a University. Esso employes and finally, death. uania Award Medal will be of when or even whether he would condition in which the Creator pre- is proof positive that our cam- Judge William Walsh Cumberland, Md., revealed “But if God were to grant to be to sented to a non-Lithuanian chos- to allowed see his brother would freely bestow the paign provide adequate hospi- this upon his return from some race," he continued, “a upon A* after he en for his contributions to the long tal facilities for the residents of Shanghai where his brother is arrived in Shanghai, race privileges which partake Walsh revealed here. combination of the benefits of cause of os Eastern until shortly before each visit. of the nature of the divine. Lithuanian indepen- you live Union County will be serving a 20-year prison term for the state of integral nature and He dence. JUDGE always had to be ready at “Those so favored successful,” she said. "espionage.” Walsh was WALSH tried to give of the gifts of the state of su- by God,” fM wMI r«Mlv« c Judge his brother a moment’s notice. he said, “would be given a su- DIPINDAIIE and permitted three short visits with a gold Rosary pre- pernature, then we would have the sented Mt. St. Judge Walsh said he was es- pernatural destiny seeing, THE CENACLE is the 0000 INCOME H Oriel to veteran missionary Bishop by Mary’s Col- the state of innocence.” upper Society Talk corted two as room tnvarl after Md., the by Chinese Red Cross knowing and loving God He in Jerusalem where Christ r*» your traveling more than 10,000 lege, Emmitsburg, on By “integral nature,” he ex- officials ■•V Ia • • In On Churchin miles to 50th of his throughout his stay in meant sees, knows and loves Himself ate the Last Supper. our China see him. anniversary gradu- plained, is a condition in & V. D. ANNUITY China. They took him to see a NEW YORK-At the Aug. 26 The 70-year-old judge, looking ation. But a communist official which creatures would enjoy PLAN. commune, an art and handicraft meeting at the Overseas Press tired after his long train journey told him: ‘‘lt isn’t necessary for gifts which are not due to hu- from him to have it.” institute, and two Chinese fou alio tharo la Club here, from 8 to 10:30 p.m., Shanghai, said his brother, operas man nature but which are com- They also took 69, is Judge Walsh said: him on a ferry groal work of the Oriel Society will present a thin but felt well and “However, mon to angelic nature. For ex- ride. mU discussion recent they did give him the packages Million! and holp in on events con- cheerful, and is compMely re- ample, he said, they might en- On Prloifi and Irolfi of one occasion his guides •dmllnj cerning the Church in Red China signed to the will of God. candy, clothing and cookies joy infused knowledge, be pre- out on for fho Mlnloni • Cor The that I him, and pointed a Catholic church but by Rev. Olan Healy. Dr. Maurice judge related that as their brought some served free from every kind of tala tax 0 * they did not know its name odvantogoi Leahy is chairman. last meeting drew to a close pictures of my grandchildren.” or sickness and accident, and be Momorlal and ra- if it was used for services. Bishop Walsh said: "We will see He also reported that the Bish- They free from old age. in many Manor insisted that there each other again in heaven.” op is receiving a Red Cross par- is “complete 10 Puk Amut, Newark, New LAST cel and freedom of religion in China.” ANOTHER POSSIBLE condi Ju CHANCE a parcel from his famil” {formerly 4< Jtrrmtt Vmitmrm l) Wrftr for froo information BISHOP former tion in which God might create TO A SUBURB WALSH, Mary each month. But in the 22 months JOIN 17 DAY knoll WHEN HE ASKED if he could Soclaty ‘Of Th# Dlvina Word superior general, was ar- since his arrest the Bishop has ANNUITY Jet rested in after meet some Chinese or 0(n Pilgrimage October, 1958, re been given only 2 letters, the lawyers, ST. BONIFACE fusing to leave China judges, or visit a court, the GIRARD, PENNA. To despite judge said. Europe communist threats and offers of guides told him they knew noth RESIDENCE Judge Walsh further reported Undsr The fiee out the ing of such matters and there- (SIENNA HAll) Spiritual Leadership of passage of country that his brother smokes two or fore it Tn March of this year communist was quite impossible. GIRLS—WOMEN REV. JAMES C. SHARP three cigarettes daily, and has a authorities announced he had Judge Walsh said his visit to 254 FIRST ST. St. Peter The plentiful supply given him by the Apostle Church been his brother brought great given a 20-year jail term. Red Cross. con- JERSEY CITY, N. J. River Edge, N. J. The between the solation to himself, his family meetings Rooms - Kitchen 4 and to Privileges Banquet Inotm MOVING? Departing Sept. 10 on imprisoned and his REGULATIONS vis- particularly the Bishop. Bishop governing brother took He said that the Boarding Sabena, Belgium World Air- place in a room its forbade Walsh from Bishop also Judge witk CkarHi hattiew Hum tad Offke up p*r lines, Boeing 707 Intercon- in Ward Road Prison. They questioning his brother about his appreciates the prayers being $g offered OMuniioa Tlmkfw V«Uk| *•, FLORIDA tinental Jet. were supervised by a prison trial, charges or sentence. Yet . on his behalf through- N«ar Grov* Tub* Station and two , out the world and St., *-m H mo- official, guards and an during one visit he did ask the would like PASSION PLAY Bus Linss CALIFORNIA Featuring: at I them to continue. Eight interpreter. Bishop whether an effort should and ROME 10 Minutes to N«w York Oberammergau “I was alone with James to "Prayer is the only mi 4-7100 never be made free him. The Bishop way we OLdfield 3-1645 ... ~,« PARIS Also Visiting Brussels, for a can him,” Paris, single instant," Judge replied: “While no one likes tc help Judge Walsh said. Lucerne; extentions Walsh to said. be confined in jail, 1 am not un mil . hi n n i lion iiioi'i Lourdes and He added that there is list of London, Dublin a happy and I leave the future en- regulations governing visits such from tirely in the hands of God." $995 as: no no mes- notes, written Commenting on this state- ENGEL BROTHERS First Class 9 Fully Escorted, sages, only family matters may ment, Judge Walsh said: “He Accommodations. Endusivo Prlco. MOVING and STORAGE be discussed, all gifts must be obviously believes that his pres- Call To-dayl , inspected. He was reminded tha ence in jail in China in PHUNI WA ? 1.70oi consult 1h» |«l!o«pifd may Catholic Travel failure League to observe the rules would some inscrutable way of Divine SI 1.0 iUII foul lift tilt up chec* list 1841 N. Y. C. Broadway, put an end to his visit. Providence help the cause of Ao'id Ml iu'« Ui/ibtlh N HeadqiMittis Stml ! Dial U-CO 5-7800 He said Bishop Walsh’s arms religion and belief in God in “looked very thin and when I China.” put my hand on his shoulder he During the last visit the broth- felt Get set... GO Main at N. J. scrawny underneath his ers discussed the possibility of PACKARD S Tempi* Hackensack, shirt.” seeing one another again. They for smart back-to-school Give children a start *L agreed that their age and the apparel! your running for school! BISHOP WALSH told his broth- distances involved ruled out an- er he is fine" and is liv- "feeling other trip to China tor the judge. ing in the DR. POSNER SHOES prison's hospital wing It was at this point that Bishop because of his and not be- age Walsh told his brother they would Famous since 18881 V of cause illness. The Bishop also meet again in heaven. A assured his' brother he receives Judge Walsh’s voice faltered as three meals He said ths a day. he described his last sight of his food is sufficient msMm although plain. brother. After the Bishop left the “He told me he has a cell room, Judge Walsh went to a with END a bed and adequate window and watched the- elderly toilet facilities,” the judge re- Bishop being led down a passage- ported. way. When Bishop Walsh reached A with INSURED The Bishop told his brother that the doorway to the cell block his he spent his days SAFETYat Equity reading Eng- brother called through the open Chinese lish-language magazines, window, "So long, James.” The None of savings should be less than his twice your earning cleaning cell, exercising Bishop paused, looked back, and dividend rate. add to daily in the Equity's jumbo Open or your prison yard, talking with a farewell wave of the hand credit with his who account today. Remember, we dividends 40-year-old cellmate, passed from sight into the grim speaks from day of depositl English, and praying. block. The Bishop said he has not REGULATION PAROCHIAL JUMPERS been given facilities to say Mass CONCERNING the amount ot SAVINGS since arrest 22 months cm lITY I his ago. time allowed for his visits, Judge REGULARLY $3,991 Six- I ANO loan association “He to E II isn’t allowed have his Walsh said: "I came 10 or 11 j gore flare skirt; hidden breviary or his Rosary,” Judge thousand miles to see him, 583 Kearny Ave. (comer Midland Ave.), Kearny, N. J. spent pocket, side-zip placket- 3.68 Teli WYmon 1-0101 e Daily, 9-3; Thursdays to 7 p.m. Green or navy. Sizes 7-14. , DRIVE-IN WINDOW e FREE PARKING on premises Vatican Sets Goal B UNIFORM BLOUSE v • *r,t ■' white cotton. Sizes 7 to 14. For Latin America Young World - 2nd Floor EXPERIENCE VATICAN CITY In a letter written on behalf of Pope John, Cardinal Tardini, Vatican Secretary of State, 7.9 5 9.50 A Tnow-bow* from * gained and urged that radio television be to quarter century of Ktring dit- specialists developed spread and defend the Faith in Latin criminating *»vi hoatcaiea America. PRICED ACCORDING TO SIZE The which letter, asks both priests and laymen to pre- on all type* of occasion* and pare for this at Official "Uniform" Shoes Dr. Posner tnwW all condition*. apostolate "even by a cost of great sacrifices,” was broadcasts aimed at spreading known the read' to participants at the Con- . . ■ country over for their quality construction, and defending Catholicism. He gress of the International their Catho- added: excellent fit. Smooth-fitting counters; easy-to-polish lic Association for Radio and Tel- "It therefore seems necessary, supple leather uppers. evision. The congress is being even at a cost of great sacrifices, held in Rio de Janeiro. to prepare specialists, both A. GIRLS' BLUE UNIFORM SHOE; BVS to 3 priests and for this CARDINAL TARDINI laymen, apos- suggest tolate; to create in all countries ed that the congress estab- . help where do exist B. lish they not already BOYS' UNIFORM OXFORD; BLACK or BROWN; BVS to 3 “effective organizaUons cap- national centers under the con- able of insuring the develop trol of the Bishops, which will be BOY'S SLACKS ment" of radio and television UNIFORM other for and dress wearl entrusted with watching over the Many styles play techniques in Latin America, an programs and the positive use of REGULARLY area he said which is "the $5,951 object existing to coordi- transmitters; resistant FREE! of very special concern on the Washable, crease nate the activities of these na- part of the Church.” Tailored with side elastic tional centers with the Latin inserts for better fit. 3.99 School Gift offlcui&ur C^arn^ the progress already American hip Noting plan [a program made In Catholic programming drawn the Latin American Regulation sizes 6 to 12. Oj CATEtUNGSEJ^ICt up by green; junior with every pair of Dr. Posner Shoes! in Latin America and that Episcopal in with PmonJ Council] accord of MARTIN U HORN “MARTY" JR. DON’ * Second Floor Packard's :• -I- much of this programming is the directives of the hierarchy, Boy's Shop Shoes Second Floor WEST devoted to ORANGE, NEW JERSEY REdwood M3OO cultural and instruc- and to assure their collaboration Ask for FREE Back-to-School Book Coversl tional ends, Cardinal Tadinl with Catholic organizations of I said it is now time to increase other countries," 4 THE ADVOCATE August 18, 1960 Films on TV Book Review SBSSSSES"— Following list of films MOVIES Is a on TV Movie Viewers Aug. 20-26. There may be changes In Rights of some duo to cuts for TV use. but gen- erally ratings may be accepted as cor- For MA Saints further Information call: 3*5700 rect. Young FOR THE FAMILY Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone All Baba it 40 Hansel it Gretel (From "Best Sellers,” University The is Overlooked Adventure* writing not so Producers of Pawnee distinguish- Dog of Flanders Journey to Center Sink the Bismarck Thieves Finn by Huckleberry Edge of Eternity of Earth Snow Queen Bermuda Mystery Red Stallion ed as in the author’s “Book of Battle of Scranton.) of ' Flame Over India Kidnapped Story of Ruth Annapurna Return of Badmen Books” By William H. according to adult or Coral Sea Killers of GOLDEN LEGEND OF YOUNG and “Book of Life," and Mooring juvenile theaters. He is out to catch the For the Ist Time 10 Commandments Bohemian Girl Room Service Battle in Hours Kilimanjaro “a backdoor Gallant Tarzan. Ape Man Born Reckless Swanee River SAINTS. Henri occasionally he falls into anach- With a touch of truculence, suitability, approach “00-er!” crowd. Outer Space Last By Daniel-Rops. Gideon of Scot* Angry Man —”3o" Cross Channel Varsity Show Eric to which the Ben Hut land Yard Last Days of (Illustrated Mary Reed New- ronisms such as the little St. Johnston, Motion Picture censorship court "Psycho,” exploited as if it 3rd Man on Moun* Dangerous Business We Go Fast by Ag- Behind the Great Glenn Miller Story Pompeii would no tain Disaster Western Union land). nes her ‘Hail (Producers) Aslwiation presi- more sanction than it were a Bamum and freak Wall Good for Last Voyage Kenedy. $2.95. “praying Marys.’* Bailey Day a 13 Fighting Men Marine Raiders Yank in R.A.F. Big Fisherman Lost World Best feature acclaims the would a frontal attack our Hanging 13 Ghosts Island Rescue Fifteen pious stories of the of the book is the dent, recent Penn- upon show, is a movie hybrid, part Big Jeeter Libel Great Day 1.001 Arabian Nts. constitutional liberties.” Big Night Man string FOR ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS childhood or adolescent first chapter on the Golden sylvania court decision against carnival fun-house, part chamber Gunfighter* of on Timbuktu years of Leg- Blood it Steel Abilene Masters of Toby Tyler Always Goodbye Lavender HIU Mob as end, there is drafted of a individuals who though newly state film censor- of horrors. , Broth Boy Guns of Timber- Congo Jungle many every IN PLAIN 12 Hours to Kill Another Face Madonna of 7 WORDS, what John- Circu* Star* land Michael Strogoff achieved chance the reader will ship laws. He calls the lower Hitch the critics Warrior A Slave Belle Lc Grande Moons canonization, ranging young begs not to Comanche Station Have ston claims for the film Rocket* Will Mouse That Roared Girl Berlin Corre- Maid of Salem come court "a producer give the Conspiracy of from Marcellus, Paul, Agnes, away believing the au- ruling away ending. Okay, I Travel Noose for Gunman When Comedy spondent Manila Calling is constitutional to Heart* most liberty exer- will Houdini Oklahoma Territory Was King Blue Lagoon through thor’s material came from Vora- significant not, although he does within Cosmic Mae Nightmare Blandina, Genevieve, cise absolute license Hound Dog Man Operation Windjammer Bullets and screen Day They Robbed or Ballots Nocturne Louis gine’s famous and the final advance in the the first half hour. Israel Amsterdam Would-Be IX, Joan of Arc, down to book; Bank Call It a Day Ox-bow Incident anything he sees fit, before young of England It Happened to Pollyanna who is Dinosaur!* Gentlemen Dead Men's Eyes Rings on Fingers Bernadette and Dominic Savio. chapter on sanctity in childhood continuing fight Anyone not paralysed by Jane Silent Enemy Wreck or old. of Mary Double Jeopardy Sailor’s Lady to maintain Most are well known Catholic and the example young saints the the horror and can see that Deare Eagle Squadron 7 Miles From to Those who for entertain- gore freedom of the pay the who hacks Every Girl Should Alcatraz children, but it is good to come olfer the rest of us. For children figure to death Unobjectionable for Adults, Adolescents Be Married Went to Races ment —and sometimes get de- She of 10 to 14 screen.” Janet Angry Red Planet First uoon the who years. basement Leigh in the shower is not 4*D Man Man Who Died Tarzan. the Yank Into Splderwoman to fourth-century boys instead also have Atomio Submarine Gazebo Twice Heaven The more la- a woman. Magnificent Tokyo converted Ethiopian princes, Ed- Arson for Hire Ghost of Dragstrip Marie Octobre Flight Lieutenant rights. We all have a 10 Seconds to Hell Strange Illusion mentable right to Babette Goes to Hollow Mating Time Hell's Kitchen win of Iceland who was a fact is Janet has run off with of Thunder in Sun Strangers on 3rd protege expect film to $40,000 War Giant Marathon producers dis- of Mountain Road Time Machine Here Comes Mr. Floor of St. Catholic TV not alone that her boss’s to Bat Brendan, and the youthful money, intending Grand Illusion Pay or Die Tlngler Jordan Talk of the Town charge their acknowledged re- Battle of some responsi- join her married (John Sexes Gunflght at Please Don't Eat Unforgiven Hold That Blonde That Girl From martyrs of 19th-century Uganda. paramour Because They're the Daisies Hudson's ble authorities sponsibility and produce only Dodge City Verboten Bay Paris In Boston Gavin) with whom we have seen Young Hannibal Prisoner of Volga Virtuous Bigamist Judge Steps Out This Land Is Mine reasonably decent entertain- Bellboy Hell Bent for Nun's Story Visit to Small Kiss propose the cen- her in intimate embrace of Death Tight Little Island during Bells Are Ringing BOSTON - The Boston ment. Leather Porgy and Bess Planet Lady Godiva Rides You Were Never (NC) of motion the Born to Be Loved Here Come Jets Return of Fly Wake Me When sorship pictures, but opening scene. Her big mis- Again Lovelier Television Archdiocese has established a Johnston claims that the Movie Brain Eaters Hole in the Head Roof It's Over Last Ride that some take is irresponsible Holly- to pull into the wrong Brides of Dracula House of 7 Hawks Samson it Delilah Walk Like Dragon center to coordinate transmission Code now often rendered OBJECTIONABLE wood movie inef- But Not for Me Ice Palace Say One for Me Warlock producers render motel. It is run by an obvious fectual by Crazy for Love Kings Go Forth Scent of Mystery Wild and the City That Never Halfbreed • SUNDAY/ AUG. 21 of programs to schools, hospitals, such high-level pressures "nut” Curse of Undead 830 (4) '*L«t , Talk About censorship necessary. (Anthony Perkins) whose Last Train From Sergeant Rutledge Innocent Sleeps Mr. A Mrs. Smith a.m. a churches a weak Devil's Disciple God.“ and other institutions. The upon and job-conscious Gun Hill Solid Gold Woman Eater Colorado Territory Night Before last word has not yet been career will benefit from Enchanted administration takes nothing Island Legend of Tom Cadillac Woman Obsessed Daisy Kenyon Divorce 11:30 a.m. (11) Chrlatophera The center is sponsored by Car- said about care of Face of Fugitive Song Barbara Stanwyck. Virginia Grey. a constitutional law to this decidedly weird screen a Dooley Without End World. Flesh and Fernandcl. Quicksand ap- Flying Fontaines 1:30 (4) dinal Cushing of Boston and di- everything. He says that films Man In the Net Surrender HeU the Devil Dressmaker Wild Heart p.m. Catholic Hour. protect juveniles from SATURDAY/ exposure pearance. Girl in Every Port AUG. 27 rected Walter Flaher- given the Code Seal "will T by Msgr. L. to so-called "adult” films which always Morally Unobjectionable for Adults p.m. (13) Bishop Sheen be All the Fine ty. reasonably acceptable to reas- HITCHCOCK’S big mistake, as- Heller in Pink Mirror Has 2 Faces Sapphire decency, common sense and so- Young Cannibals onable a Tights Murder. Inc. Seven Thieve* Basic includes three persons,” false and fatu- he intended to a From Hill New Catholic equipment cial prudence suggest should not suming produce Angry Hills Home Music Box Kid Sound A Fury ous claim in Ask Any Girl House of Intrigue TV studio and desk be view of the fact reasonably acceptable melodrama No Name on the South Pacific Radio cameras, shown to them. Back to Wall Hypnotic Eye that Bullet Story on Page 1 such recent movies as about “dual Best of Everythin* Book Releases microphones, floodlights and an In the temper of troublous personality” or even Ikiru North by North- Tiger Bay Big Operator I Passed for west Following la a list of Catholic "Anatomy of a Murder,” “Sud- "demoniacal That Kind of new SUNDAY, AUC. organ. It has camera and control times, with crime possession,” was to Black Orpheus White Odds Against books compiled by the Catholic 21 juvenile Last Woman Uni- denly, Summer,” "The start without a real beginning, Captain’s Table Idiot Tomorrow They Came to versity of America library. •:18 ».m. WNlW— Sacred Heart equipment, monitoring and audio spreading everywhere, Johnston Career 7 WNEW Hour Crucified I’m AU Right. 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MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 CLASSIFIED sending cash) NA . famous Dachau SiKMecrr rioiRAL DCROaiT inburanc[ THIS A EVERY WEEK nazi concentration camp where 29,000 corporation were killed. THE 6 ADVOCATE August 18, 1960 That's My Boy Cuban Pastoral Explaining European Christian In 1960 as in 1928 American Unions certain Protes- revolutionaries are now freely admitting their tants have expressed fears of Church influence disenchantment. or interference if a Catholic should ever reach The Catholic Church, to which some 90% of By Msgr. George G. Higgins the Catholics Social Presidency, themselves, who have the Cuban people belong, is the world’s greatest Director, Action Department, NCWC never heard a who political sermon, know that defender of law and order. Napoleon, who favor- Gaston Tessier, one of Franco’s University of Florida, throws ad- the of variety political views of both clergy and ed the Church for sake, most prominent labor leaders, ditional only expediency’s light on this problem in a laity make a “Catholic vote” died in Paris impossible, cannot thought of the clergy as a “spiritual police- Aug. 8 at the age of new book titled “Austrian Catho- help but regard such fears as groundless and force.” 73. The New York The Church’s love of order explains why Times, in re- lics and the First Republic.” The even absurd. The Church of his as a matter policy the hierarchy traditionally acts slowly, judicious- porting death, stated that he pre-1933 socialist unions of strives to remain Aus- outside the political arena. and do not had served for almost 30 as ly prudently. They make a practice years tria, he says, were an integral Does this imply that politics and are secretary religion of condemning regimes impetuously or without gen- part of the general socialist so remote that the Church never concerns itself solid eral of the “Ro- reason. movement, which was openly and with political matters? The Catholic present tragic events Last week it was clear that the Castro gov- man systematically anti-religious. in Cuba provide an object lesson to world ob- ernment had Labor Confed- gone too far. The Cuban hierarchy, In Austria, then, as well as servers of the circumstances in which the Catho- bravely disregarding the likely threat of recrim- eration,” one of in France and other Western lic Church does interfere and must interfere in ination out the three most and persecution, spoke boldly in a European nations there was politics. important in firmly-worded pastoral. The Cuban faithful and ample justification for the es- 19 Only months after a France ago, long period of the world at large were warned in no uncertain along tablishment of separate Chris- civil turmoil, the Castro regime came to power terms of communism’s increasing advance at the with the com- tian unions. These organiza- in the small Caribbean While munist-led and republic. all were instigation of the new regime. The absolute in- tions were a necessity at tho sure of the former government’s socialist fed- Batista corrupt compatibility of Catholicism and communism time they were started and, in character, opinions differed on the new leaders. erations. was once again reiterated. some cases even today. Many Cubans and Americans had This not high hopes that As we must regret the misguided statement is complete- We do not know whether there the new administration would The confederation introduce much- motivation that has led the Cuban revolutionaries ly accurate. will be a need for them needed and place political and social reform. over which Tessier from stability Some to throw in their lot with international commu- presided for them in the future. That will suspected, even at the beginning, that Cuba’s nism. We view with alarm 1919 until his retirement in 1948 must and thoughtful depend largely on whether the so- new rulers were by no means the convinced dem- (the French Confederation of concern the reality of a communist state so close cialist unions discard their anti- ocrats they professed to be. Christian is not, to our own shores. As Catholics must look Workers) strictly religious bias. These we suspicions, despite a Catholic unending protests with deep sympathy on the sad plight of fellow- speaking, organization. to the were is contrary, ultimately shown to be faithful newly placed under the communist It not controlled by the Church, fully justified. The of nor is its government the brothers yoke. The Cuban Bishops deserve our highest membership confined Box Castro and of Ernesto Guevara has to Catholics. Question now reveal- praise for their courageous and outspoken stand; exclusively ed Itself before the Most Rev. eyea of the world to be as the Cuban Walter W. Curtis, people, joined with us in the Mystical THE MORE definitely communistic as the regimes of Soviet important question 76 Broad Body of Christ’s Church, deserve our St., Bloomfield, N, frequent and the one that Russia or Red China. Early supporters of Cuba’s and heartfelt probably oc- editor prayers. curred is of The Question Box. to many Americans as they read the obituary notice is Questions may he submitted to this: why is it that in France, him for answer in this column. 25 Million as contrasted with the U. Q. I convinced Readers? S., am that the Catholic (and other Christian) Catholic Church teaches the A workers have had their neighboring Catholic editor tells the story only Information, but also of formation.” own fed- truth, or at least I can see that in the Interest of he eration of labor since 1919? nothing wrong with its teach- saving space recently The Catholic press is the third dimension of eliminated a well-known Why has the labor movement I live priest columnist and two the news. Your ing. pretty much like a comic daily paper presents news with in France been divided Catholic strips from his paper. Reader reaction one face—bare facts and Jesus Acted and along by Mass and the like. figures—usually re- was instantaneous the comic lieved Spoke religious lines? Why don’t all But I cannot seem to decide against dropping only by secular and fea- strips. opinions gossipy of the non-communist workers to become tures. Weekly a Catholic. Is magazines give some height and of France Despite this the to like those in the there something more I can do? frustrating experience, Cath- width the up the world’s olic has news, touching week- Both U. S.— A. press net-worked the nation since as God and belong to one and the you can become a the ly history with as Man Yes; some coloration. But only your still-thriving “Pilot” came rolling off Boston Catholic same “neutral" organization, Catholic. You can make the deci- in paper gives fullness, richness and depth Frank presses 1829. Almost 150 Catholic to the By J. Sheed things: heard Him forgiving tins both? Who would have known regardless of their religious dif- sion which is the only thing you, newspapers story of men and events, because it judges and 500 Catholic magazines the The feeling that we know the and supplementing the law God that erences? are lacking. satisfy hunger happenings against the eternal truths of the faith. as a possibility, if it had of the American had given The answer is that You Catholic mind today. Their cir- You the'Catholic story already can be a real ob- to Moses, always as not happened? What indeed in France admit that the Catholic culation expect press to discuss the and in has passed the 25 stacle to our what the one having in Himself total does Europe in general, as con- Church is the true Church. Do million mark for the Mass, Sacraments and hearing au- it mean, that one first Prayer; but let it branch person trasted with time. off Gospels are actually saying. We thority: saw the miracles which should beman and God? the U. S. ( there were you really admit this? Are you onto such topics as payola and the These popula- were the no “neutral" unions convinced are a lot of buyers —but are tion flip through the first and second divine guarantee of His The Theology of the Incarna- when men that a reasonable per- they explosion, pornography and the Puerto Rican like readers tooT That’a the chapter of St. Luke with a message. Yet hesitated. must Tessier were coming along. son must come to that con- question that tantalizes vague they tion be our next consider- problem, Sunday closing and urban renewal, and The dominant most Catholic editors. the i memory of Knowing the we unions in almost clusion?- Supporting Catholic you feel inclined to answer, may ation, what it means that the puzzled, question. Actually, tend press should not be classed as Christmas to marvel at their slow- Word became every country in Western Europe It may be that there is still a penitential the answer is quite simple; religion embraces cribs, Flesh. Never think it should be done Christmas ness. But, as so often were controlled by doctrinaire some doctrine or fact about the practice; not out of mere the whole of car- happens, of this as mere a life, so the whole of life is the con- theology, prop- or socialists who themselves Faith that have loyalty charity. That helps the editor’s cern ols, and Christ- what, kept them from the an- er for learned prided you difficulty pay of religion. You have your Sunday occupation men, it*! true —but sermon, swer was that on being not and it then iftl&ry deep down, he*s your mas cards. We they phrased the but too remote for us. Till only non-religious really accepting may really parish discussion club, your confessional we hoping for Just a little question wrongly. but anti-religious, be to discuss this reading, and dis- move as inatten- They came have entered deeply into we specifically necessary point thinking counselling —and your Catholic press—all point- it, anti-Catholic. cussion of his to ask “Was He man a little more at with periodical attempts to lead men ing the road that leads to God. tively through or was shall not understand anything length a to God. the four He God?” So much evidence priest. John ac- Our Lord said or did, we shall Pope observed that the Catholic press for CONSEQUENTLY, Christian If the Catholic counts of the each possibility: and how not If you admit that the Catholic press indulged in sensation- must be active, intelligent, alert in have the beginning of under- workers in France and other alism, with headlines respect to were they to know that He na- Church is the true Church startling and the countless Passion and was standing of our own you equally problems by present Redemption. tions felt that they had no choice scandalous its posed day may safely, and stories, readership would be as- life; it must inform the reader Death of Our but to establish Christian you ought pru- sured. The editor and help him in unions. take the would profit a Lord with the dently, step of deciding by sky-rocket- forming an enlightened conscience in the face Their purpose was not to ing “split” to become a Catholic. Faith is circulstlon —but ho would lose of feeling that we have been through a through the the bewilderments that today’s world sets be- Anti-American the ranks of labor, but to make it Week matter of will as well as of rea- irreparable damage done to souls. The Cstholic fore him.” it all a thousand times in the This directive of the Holy Father possible for workers to be good press is a the son. It is not enough to know non-profit press; its ultimate purpose widens the of the Sorrowful Mysteries of Ros- trade unionists is human scope Catholic press tremen- and good Chris- must also choose. salvation. CPA head, Rev. Albert It ary. tians you dously; means that the Catholic editor and Observed at the same time. What more do you than put 14 ,u «inctly when he observed Above all we bring to the read- in China If Americans expect publisher must be in this world as well as of any think that that the secular its it; the of Our the judgment that the Catholic press by very nature, must it means that the Catholic reader ing popular picture the foregoing Justification of is given a Church stands give the public what it wants; the Catholic basic Lord as a nice, kind man, easily By Louis F. Budenz ‘Japan-U. S. security treaty* Christian up to investigation set of principles, a vision that onions is the spiritual will partisan and proves its claims to be the on other hand, the around, always turning It took no great acu- and U. S. military bases and press, gives public what put in proper focus the and of pushed political Catholic propaganda, I would it needs. The Catholic meaning purpose men to Church of Christ? If so, that is press has a role of not life. the other cheek, happiest when make out that Dictator driving out the U. S. military recommend that they consult a patting small children’s heads. Khrushchev’s twin “summit” aggressors.” where you belong; so call up the recent two-volume study titled So has this suggestions Indicative of the priest and tell him you are com- strong a grip imag- and Chou En-lai’s accumulated “European Socialism" by a ing in. inary portrait that it can prevent "peace pact” proposal were parts anger unleashed against our To Foster distinguished non-Catholic his- God docs His share Reunion the of a country that when He us meeting strong and com- “propaganda Even week, we read in trap.” a torian from the University of Christ Who is number of the Review that "650 Mil- gives you the grace to see the plex actually newspapers generally Peking California, Carl A. Landauer. A» * letter In laat week’* lion Demonstrate and the determin- Advocate remind- as Catholic as we. And it is through them that there. given to ap- Against U. S. Prof. light gives you ed the Landauer, a moderate so- us, longed-for return of the ation to follow it. Your re- aeparated Mother Church can best reach the peasement, rec- Imperialism." Then we read the part Eastern Christiana to union with Rome separated WE MUST HEAD, then, with cialist, flatly asserts that on the both in look- will not Eastern Christians in this ognized that. following: quires cooperation come to living country. And it the determination to meet Our European continent, at the turn pass without active cooperation on the is in their Undaunted, “In a powerful armed demon- ing into the Catholic Church to midst and according to their rites of the century, "most socialists part of Catholics Lord, for ourselves, as lie is. A The stration see if it is true this you themselves, especially those of that the converted Eastern Christian is to Worker on June 19, the guns of considered (and the Latin Rite. What prac- reader wholly new to the religion ‘opium for have can we do to foster re- tice the Catholic Faith. coming went on, of the Chinese People’s Liberation done) and in then deciding union? the people’ and proudly professed In this story, not even thinking he had course, to do Army on the Fukien front thun- that you belong in the true connection it is to warn their materialistic of la necessary heard it before, would certainly dered creed." Under Church. * Indispensable, course, confident and that we of the Moscow’s work, out a ‘send off’ for the Latin Rite must rid ourselves of god these conditions, he persevering prayer. But no leas become aware, after a while, of of continues, In other words: Come oa indispensable la the if we have representing all plague, Eisenhower. The roar in, idea, it, that Latin Catholicity is “people who were persevering action. God does not what 1 may call a double stream Soviet of that loyal to their the Faith is fine. . grant things the only correct form at and Red cannonade was followed for the or least the most cor- both of word and action. church could not be expected to Just asking. He expects ua to do our rect form of At times China gestures by a tremendous of part our religion. Far from mere- upsurge popu- remain in the Social so far as within being Our Ixjrd Is and acting Democratic our power lies, and not simply ly speaking as “efforts to lar wrath in China against U. S. tolerated by Mother Church, the modes and Party or in the labor unions put the whole matter to Him. simply as man— a great man, up languages in reduce world tensions.” And so imperialism. which Eastern Rite Catholics wor- which the socialists As to such an but not dominated." action, one thing all can do is extraordinary man, It Is that we read: "This storm raged In Your Prayers ship God, celebrate tho Holy Eucharist, and ad- throughout support, by generous donations, the work of the minister the more than a man. “The with which both the length and breadth of the ANOTHER non-Catholic Sacraments, stand on an foot- speed histor- Catholic Near East Welfare equal But at other times He Association. This or- ing with those says proposals were rejected sec- country during the June 21-27 Prof. Alfred Diamant of remember deceased of the Latin Rite. Catholic un.ty by ian, the these, your ganization, whose offices are in New York leaves things and does things that go officials of the propaganda week against U. City, room for and is enriched by great ondary Eisenhow- S. priests: furthers the cause of reunion in variety beyond the human: what He imperialist many ways but in er administration was viewed aggression, for reso- above all liturgical forms, languages and customs. The Archdiocese Newark by helping Eastern Rite Catholics in seamless says and does is either a claim with alarm observers lute liberation of Taiwan and de- of robe of Christ is indeed a by political the symbol of to be Hours Rev. Mark J. 0. poverty-stricken Near East the Church’s super-human, or is utterly both at the United Nations and in fense of world peace. The whole Forty Gardner, unity; but so too is Joseph's coat As fellow-members of meaningless. Nor will the word nation went Carm., Aug. 20, 1059 Christ’s Mystical Body of many colors. Washington, who are questioning into militant action. these impoverished Eastern human” suffice. He It Rev. William Biskorovanyl, Catholics merit our Last “super long U. S. sincerity on its ob- was a national denunciation of but not least, by words and by peace Archdiocese of Newark assistance in any case. But they deeds, says things that only God could U. S. mankind’s Aug. 21, 1952 deserve it all but by deeds even jectives.” imperialism, Am, 1 1, 1940 more than by words, we can tho moro in order that Eastern say, does things that God llth Sunday Rev. Christopher A. Lawless, Rite Catholicism help break down the only public enemy No. 1.” Aftar Pantacait abroad prejudices of separated IT MAY St. Thereaa'a. 841 Waahtncton Ava.. may flourish and so be able could do. BE wondered why the Aug. 21, 1922 to functitfn Eastern Kenilworth Christians against the THE RED national was as a standing Papacy. By our I shall to comrades hero to press Immaculate Rev. John P. Fitzpatrick, S.J., invitation to the separated Eastern manifest not attempt illustrate sought press Conception, ail Summit devotion and loyalty to the Holy Father enlisted, broadcasting stations ar- St., Norwood Christians, as a door for their this double stream in detail. To home such ideas, seeking to Aug; 21, 1958 reentry into the we can St. Philip the Apoatla. help our separated brethren to free ranged extra anti-U. S. 488 Saddle one foid and such get real value from the make us ashamed of not going pro- River Rd., Saddle Brook Rev. Bernard Gillcran, C.P., upon return, as their home themselves of the notion experi- books within that the is grams, and A up. IS. IMS this fold. Pope some along with when pamphlets .... 21, 1959 ence, each one should live Khrushchev, tlth Sunday Aftar Aug. kind of tyrant. We can enable them were Pantacait For similar to see the their real printed against us, theatri- VIIU ktarie Claire. Hohokua Rt. Rev. H. reasons we of the Latin through it for himself in the purposes were so thinly Msgr. Anthony Rite Roman Pontiff cal ■laabeth’a, as he truly is, really companies staged special •t. MS Wyckoff Ava., 1921 should esteem and assist in Christ’s In he will be liv- disguised. It is true they made a Wjrckoff Stein, Aug. 22, every possible way Gospels. a way the Vicar, the Vicar of Christ’s love. His is anti-American performances, and various Eastern Rite Catholics primacy ing through the anguished ques- big play of the fact that “The Re- Rev. Henry C. Phelan, Aug. of our own in the final Diocese Paterson analysis a primacy of moving picture concerns showed of land. They are our brothers ministering publican and Democratic 1924 in the Faith, fellow- tioning of the apostles in the parties Aue. at, 1948 22, love, and rightly does he stylo himself "the films opposing U. S. members of Christ’s three were swiftly an opportun- Imperialism. 11th Sunday Aftar Pentecott Rev. Efisio Cabras, 22, Mystical Body, every bit Servant of the years they were with Him. given The Aug. Servants of God.” ity to redeem their national week was represented as Our Lady of ratima. Hlshland 1940 At one moment they felt He plat- Lakea an imposing demonstration of must bo more than man; then form pledges to negotiate with Aue. li. 1948 Rev. Francis Jaksztye, Aug. 11th the Soviet Red China’s “hatred for its Sunday After Pantacait the feeling would fade to re- Union" by the Krem- Notre Dame of Mt. Carmel. 24, 1927 Birth only deadly U. S. Cedar Control turn lin-Peking gambit. enemy, Imperial- Knolla Rev. Leon A. Godlcwski, Aug. stronger, and perhaps fade Mery'a. IS Myera by ism. The left no doubt Ava.. DenvUla Prescription While that people Mt. Paul Novitiate. Oak Rldse 24, again, but always revive. gives something of 1948 about their firm determination Contraceptive pills, if approved by the Fed- their reasons, since they are profession even OUR LORD not to eral Food and cannot, yet, guarantee against docs tell them liberate Taiwan.” Drug Administration, have now serous strenuously probing both politi- been long-range complications of this ‘medi- at the beginning. The truth that Against such which recommended for use by the medical cal parties to get them to outdo venom, com- cation,’ how can we mittee of the justify the use of uninform- the carpenter with whom they even represented President Planned Parenthood Federation of ed human each other in apologetic atti- subjects in an now lived whom Eisenhower America. One such has experiment to which so familiarly, tudes toward it as “the ugly Ameri- pill, Enovid, been ap- certain doctors Khrushchev, on their saw on AROUND THE PARISH own would not they and and can" and proved by the F.D.A. testimony hungry thirsty not parade as an arrant and is available on a doc- does tell the real tale. allow their own wives or at tor s daughters to submit?” weary, was the God by Whom all coward Okinawa, no prescription. Dr. What Moscow, Peking, and The adequate Cavanaugh’s contention were The committee has asked all seems- to be things made, was nol one Worker have in mind is balk answer is given by our present its affiliated borne out by the Planned to Parenthood Federa- to be tossed casually to them or lackadaisical It centors to offer the any real drive the U. S. position. requires pill "routinely” along with tion’s expressed "that hurled may other contraceptive methods hope a broad distribution violently at them. These make against the that Red China be included in the through their 170 of Soviet’s bitter patients will use these oral men clinics across the contraceptives so truly believed in God, had great anti-Soviet offensive so ur- nation. that additional anti-American offensive. The information on their acceptability God’s infinite as the gently demanded. You do use of majesty very Most Americans have no knowl- can contraceptive pills has repeated- can be accumulated.” ly been background of all their lives. your part to our general challenged by members of the medical edge of the storm which the So- help Even more serious than must profession. Most the possible phy- They be made ready to re- viet have press and our leaders to come to recently Dr. John R Cava- sical complications powers churned up naugh Catholic resulting from the use of ceive a truth which, presented some such sensible under- psychiatrist of D C oral against our nation. The Reds do has Washington, contraceptives is the moral harm too suddenly, would have shat- standing. objected in pointing out, "Since already not want us to for the medlcai done by their know, fear tve publicizing recommended use tered them. will engage in a real counter- Previous press releases about "birth So Our Lord does tell control not move. pills have implied because them at ’ that, they are as once. It Is hardly an “natural” as The best I can do is to throw Mass Calendar taking any pill, they will be ac- exaggeration to say that he ceptable the spotlight on some of to Catholics and the Catholic Church brings them to the point where phases I his is not this hurricane of hatred, and for true. they tell Him to Peter’s Aug. 21 Sunday. 11th Sunday after Official of the When taken that purpose I call attention to Pentecost Double. Green. Gl. 2nd Coll. , Anihdioceae of to prevent tho “Thou art the Christ, the Son St. Jane Frances (N>. Newarkk conception, only the do Chantal; 3 A and of the Diocese of Paterson. natural about great “Anti-U. S. Propaganda Cr. thing birth control pills is that of the Living God” (Matthew Prof, of Trinity. Most Week" carried Aug 22 Monday Immaculate Heart Rev. Thomas A. they arc swallowed on in Red China Boland, S.T.D., Arch- and thus taken Into the XVI), to Thomas’s “My Ixird of Bloused Virgin Maj-y. Double of 2nd bishop of sys- June Newark. tern. Morally permissible medication is taken and my God” (John XX). Yet, 21-27. Class White. Gl. 2nd Coll. M Timothy to and Companions. by Th. Advooat. 3 A (N). Cr. Pref of Uonj Publishing Corpor.- prevent or cure a disease. Neither from time to He lllesaed Moat R.v. Thom** A. Boland. p7*Sd*Sti conception time, did CHAIRMAN Mao and Virgin. ■*. Uur Jam.. S.T.U., nor Tsc-tung Aug. 23 'Tuesday St. Philip Benin. A Huth.a. PA. J.dj) VO vSi pregnancy is a disease. make statements which could Premier Chou En-lal opened that Confessor Double White. Gl. 2nd Coll Anything used be A (Tb * **ooo** welcomes letters to By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. On close analysis we find that •. the Editor,'for publication tbit, Assistant it involves prolonged tn column. They should he timely, signed the writer, and Professor of Sociology, St. Louis University relatively by and brief wherever contact stimulation of high- possible.) A of us were moral sensitive group discussing teenage prob- ly nerve endings, an lems the other embrace and close- night, and you’d be surprised to hear physical remind Catholics in both a parties what were ness, couple possessing fully of their conflicting opinions Some of the obligations as expressed. developed sexual faculties responsible insisted citizens, and will reaffirm girls they were repeating answers had re- Endorsed to non- they which, at their age, should be, Nobody Catholics in both that at parties the ceived retreats or confession. We’d like to know if and normally sensi- are, highly prime concern soul and tive of the Catholic kissing petting arc considered mortal sins, to such stimulation. Church in any political involve- Ordinary Birth Control ... and if so, why? Are such for en- kissing may be a le- ment is practices permissable a matter of concern for gitimate means of expressing af- Editor: gaged couples? Frankly, we’re quite confused. than a full-time motner in the principles not personalities—be fection and love, but the type you It is difficult understand home Group discussions of moral to how and a happy, unrushed they Democrat or Republican. describe is designed by its problems are bound to very some of your correspondents family life revolving around her. My thanks and produce complex process, differing con- nature congratulations to produce sexual arousal. could have to little more than confusion taken Father Thomas' Alice Norton, you! unless siderably in men and and women This remains true even decision though a advice to be an endorsement of Newark. practical represents the even individuals of the Joseph McCaffrey, among given couple become so calloused artificial birth application of a general moral control. Don’t they Morris Plains. same sex. Affection, desire, in- to stimulation through prolonged realize that the principle to a clearly defined set tent, imagination and Church, our wise 'Horrified' Notes . physical exposure that they protest they of facts. We Mother, has explained to us that contact may play important experience little excitation. Letters must limiting the size of a Suggests under- though variable roles in the total family by Seen Unrealistic stand the natural means is rele- process. THESE ARE THE permissible un- Editor: On SchoolBills pertinent der the Natural vant principles facts. Law when —and What arc the relevant mor- The horrified reaction to the Editor: and the perti- only when this is for ALTHOUGH individuals may al When necessary statements made by Rev. John principles? discussing reasons? Through its First Amendment nent facts, or differ valid considerably in their capa- the U. morality of sexual conduct, I‘ is L. Thomas, S.J., concerning the the S. Constitution guarantees group discus- city to to various my understanding that the react sources of we proceed from the general regulation of families is not real- to all citizens Church doesn’t want the free exercise sion will pro- stimulation, there are certain ac- her people principle that it is seriously sin- istic. Such anguish that e * r duce tions having so many children that implies °f ,^ religion as a personal only pool- that are designed by their ful to deliberately arouse and each Catholic family is composed civil right, and in the exercise of ed ignorance. very nature like the Old Woman in the Shoe and regardless of the take minimum 10 pleasure in sexual feelings of a of children, and this right millions of This is not to intent they arc quite beside themselves American of the agent to cause defi- outside of the marriage that each Catholic state. to couple intends parents have chosen of nite In as how to care for and train God-centered deny, course, sexual excitation. common This the to principle is based on fol- maintain the minimum figure education for some 6 million chil- that though ignorance clarifies language these intimate them. Some people, for reasons of physical lowing line of reasoning. This, we know, is simply not true. dren. their own and nothing, it can lead to some contacts are summarized under psychological spir- In using our sexual faculties, When God gives us our chil- The U. S. Constitution also mighty interesting arguments! the general itual development, and their fi term petting. as in all our conscious dren he the activities, nancial could imposes responsibil- guarantees equal protection of First, let’s look at the facts. All Petting should cause sexual situation, conceiv- we must follow the order of right ity for their spiritual and physi- the laws for these children. normal men and women are born arousal, for when ably do a better job with a people engage reason. Reason enlightened by cal care. Certain factors may be Yet the Senate and the with sexual large than some others House faculties designed to in such activities, they are mak- faith God Love You family tells us that the Creator has present that would make it in- have passed federal fulfill an not endowed. On the recently aid important function in ing use of some on the means the endowed similarly to us with sexual faculties advisable have large families. to education bills (S. 8 and H R. their growth and development Creator has to other hand, people of a certain designed prepare not for our pleasurable use but in The Church is aware of the prob- 10128) that discriminate throughout the entire life-cycle. their bodies for the marital Lovers psychological or physical make- against act. order that we cooperate with lems confronting Catholic these children may of Poverty, Sacrifice to par- by cutting them up find it Curing puberty these faculties be- Whether the couple intend it or Him might impossible em in the procreation of life. ents, as witness the teaching on off from general assistance made come of ploy the continence capable performing their not, such activities have no other But procreation im- periodic the so-called method available fitting Alone which is the rhythm to other children. special reproductive function, objective purpose than to stimu- ‘Recognize’ Christ only form of family when it is plies marriage, since only in practised for good rea- For Congress thus to bestow and associated with this develop- late them Fulton limitation permitted under the sexually. marriage can a couple bear By Bishop J. Sheen | the Savior at the the other son. general grants under condition* ment is their ability to pleas- It should be the crib; Natural Law. give obvious that and rear children in We, as Catholic a manner In a poem written a thousand group are those who have been parents, must which it knows that millions of ure when stimulated or aroused. type of you mention Some of your correspondents Kissing consonant with human dignity years before Homer de- close to and accept from God whatever He citizens will not Sexual Christ, suffering recognize wonder how the matter “how accept through excitation is a highly falls into the same category Hence of wills in this the conclusion follows scribes how Ulysses after his His scars received in the modern respect. The sugges- religious conscience is to many children" can be decided. abridge that the use and enjoyment of long journeys returned to his Golgothqs of the world. His heav- tion of Father Thomas is not for the religious freedom guaranteed One’s confessor, of course, is the sex is home. enly an immoral married but for the morally permissible only He came not as his friends Body is- beyond the reach life, by Constitution. ; one with whom the matter must Saints of the Week In v saw of nails, a simple exercise of self control This is marriage, him, nor as he really was. but His Mystical Body, be discussed before decisions not a question of Church any in the of the As our of the facts He wore the the Church, is still its light grave respon- and State. This is a of Sunday, Aug. 21 St. Jane tholomew, He carried analysis re- undergoing to limit made. question Apostle. bitter a family are God.has Frances de vealed, the you men- appearance of passion. Masefield wrote: sibility given us. whether or not individual Chantal, Widow. the Gospel through the most practices Ameri- bar- Big families arc wonderful, and tioned nature to age, and was "One more flint Philip M. Lynett, can citizens Placed under the care of a world- barous are designed by upon His way. can freely choose countries of the East, have the benevolent commenda ly minded she produce sexual excitation. This disguised afe a * Another thorn upon His head; Valley Stream, N.Y. God-centered education without governess at 15, penetrating into the remoter In- of beggar. Another tion the Church. And the par- offered herself to Mary, was dies. result follows whether the couple mock by where He penalty. Martyred in Armenia. ents who make the heroic sacri- married to the Baron de Chantal intend it or not. Since unmarried Unknown by tread. Priest's Advice The veterans of World War H Aug. 25 fices connected with a Thursday, St. Louis have friend or foe, Another another big family and of Korea had and her home became a model couples no right to the use nail, cross, this freedom IX of France, King. He led two of he sat All that must be very close to the Heart Not of choice. of domestic happiness. After her sex, they would sin seriously at the you are, is that Christ's 'Practical' Why cannot their chil- crusades and was noted for his if lowest loss.” of God. But for pity’s sake, let’s dren? husband’s death she entered re- they indulged in such practices. place Editor: real for net be so to on a the Faith. Died in Tunis and was neg- The poor in quick pounce I ligious, life and founded the Visi- | spirit and those The letters critical of the strongly urge all who believe in learned Jesuit sociologist and our re- tation Order. 1270 leading his second cru- WHAT ABOUT ENGAGED glccted even at who love sacrifice, these alone that these 6 million archdiocesan marks made by Rev. John L. children sade. I think his own ! know Christ. newspaper as advo- couples? you know the table. They know Him in Thomas Catholic are entitled to first-class Ameri- 22 of cates of birth control because were truly in Monday. Aug. Feast answer. Neither two him in their self-denial of just can 26 courtship nor en- Only recognized spite a pleasure, idealistic citizenship to write, the Immaculate Heart of Friday, Aug. St. Joseph the former the an sense, but they show wire, Mary. gagement grant any sexual of in their sacrifice. applies teachings or Calasanctius, Confessor. Born in every change—his dog by an a lack of of this phone, perhaps contact per- Feast was instituted of the Church to a knotty understanding by Pope privileges. instinct of affection which never prob- their Aragon in 1556, he studied in particular priest’s of view. sonally congressman (House Pius of- GOD LOVE to lem of modern living, and the lat point VII, assigned a proper Engaged couples are was lost; and the other a nurse YOU V.P. for Office Rome and was ordained in presum- Father Thomas writes Building, Washington, D. fice and Mass 1583. ter him the space in which as a priest by Pope Pius XI, ed to be in love and who him 154.60. "Every time I am late for gives and He conse- recognized when she I and he does not C.) their senators (Senate foundqd the Order of Clerks to certainly con- and extended to the Universal i work I fine myself a speak. quently may show their mutual washed his feet and saw the! nickel for Office Building, Regular of the Pious Schools done or advise the use of con- Washington, D. Church with a permanent date affection in which wild the missions.” to Mrs. F.M. Geraldine Conway, a reasonable man- scars a boar had j ... C.). dedicated to giv-j as by Pius XII. care of children of for $5. “This is Newark. traceptives one correspondent Pope ner. The mere agreement to en Ulysses. in thanksgiving Francis J. the poor. In his old seemed to fear. Not even a sin- Brown, age he was to St. at future how- Jude for a favor granted Tuesday, 23 St. marry a date, cere Catholic Professor Economics, Aug. Philip unjustly accused, brought before FEW THERE ARE who layman would con- of confers no sexual rights rec-| through his intercession. It was Full-time Mother Benlxi, Confessor. Born in Flor- the ever, done such an idea. DePaul University, Holy Office, and removed ognized Christ in His journeys on them. j [truly an impossible case, but my ence Aug. 15, 1223, and entered' from control of the However, advice on the limita- Chicago. community. through the centuries in His Mys- prayers were Engaged couples are not "as answered.” Teens' Need the Scrvite Order, earning a rep- he Biff tion of the size of one’s family Eventually was restored and tical Body, the Church. The You will be discerner utation for 1285. his good as married." They are com-; a of virtue. Died patience earned for the l of St. Editor: is a relatively simple thing for him bound by plaint Paul against the' Our Lord’s Body through Kennedy Meant Wednesday, 24 St. Bar- title of no sacred vows—en- pray- I priest. Aug. a "second Job.” Corinthians read with interest Father a The simple formula is: brok might be repeated in ing the World-Mission gagements are frequently Rosary; Thomas' if our column of July 28 and resist it kills In all 'Give to Caesar' generation, namely "we are you will he you. things, en. They have exchanged no recognizing Christ the letters be not discemers- of the Lord’s in of protest in last a “mature Catholic.” This ad- Editor: marital the con- j His Mystical Body, the rights only week’s edition. I think vice Body.” Father may be of no consolation.to Asa Catholic tract accomplishes this. Church, throughout Africa, and not as a had a point in his advice to limit those faced with a practical prob- Need I that He comes to our day batter- Asia, Oceania, Europe and the Democrat, I am also deeply in- / The bank with *\ remark your letter the of if he is but it ed and size families speak- lem, is completely ortho- disturbs me? What is beaten, from Russia Americas. Recognize the need censed by the would-be "saints” wrong ing of 15 or so children, but a dox and sounds good coming and China. The only two who for Send because * with our or better, our prayer. your offering who, of their strong par- teaching, family of four or five children from a fortified by more notice Him those of is study ty 10front doors! system of communication, that are who rec- $2 or more and your re- preferences, find it necessary ..** a nice number, even today. assistance than just stone walls. • • ognized Ulysses, the humble quest for the Rosary. to be our young should be so strenuously analytical in people I think the advice to a mother Long ago I derived my own and those schooled in pain. out regard to Senator lack confused about such basic moral Cut this column, pin your five to definition Kennedy’s a* The humble of children work to send of the “mature Catho- of formal issues? are like the dog sacrifice to it and address it religious education, to to one of her children to a Catholic lic." Very simply it is this: the who recognized Ulysses, or the Fulton the extent of saying he cannot Bishop J. Sheen, National high school is unrealistic. A mature Catholic Is one who has ox and the ass who recognized for the be a representative Catholic be- Director, Society Propa- mother has an equal responsibil- ice water where everyone else gation of the Faith, cause of it. 336 Fifth ity to all her children and can- has blood. Seven country It is interesting that not Avo., New or to dio- once, York, your not do the. job of being a mother You may not like my remarks in the press or cesan director: W. any other media, Masses Bishop Martin as she rushes off to work but they are sincere. I mean no Daily every has there been anything unfavor- ■ 31 St., Newark Stanton, Mulberry day. ill-intent. Theologically I am a WEEKDAYS able said as to character, integ- 2; Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. In your editorial of 11 conservative Catholic. Philosoph- The Aug. rity, following churchea have late Louis, 24 DeGrasse St., Paterson. honesty, or religious life of A Value morning weekday Maaa: you speak of morality and chas- ically I have become a cynic. the Democratic presidential nom- St Patrick's Pro-Cathedral. Washing May God bless of the High tity. a teenager’s what's left Many problems ton St Jb Central Are., Newark. 13:11 inee. idealistic Catholic who faces St. Aloyslua. M Fleming A*e.. New are caused by a mother who isn’t a All Catholics should ark. 11:43 have a a.m. home after to problem far-removed from the St. Bridget's. Vocation school supervise; Catholic escorted tours 404 Plane Bt. Newark. Indulgences education and I am all 13:10 p.m.* or a mother who is too rushed very secure Rev. John L. Thom- for but St. John's. 34 Mulberry St.. New Members of the it, I wonder if it is not Apostolate to do two to listen to as, S.J. ark. 13:13 p.m trying jobs lost on some people who, because St. Mary Abbey Church. fop Vocations can gain a plen- i High St. problems, instruct and A John J. Leitner, guide. of it, feel have to near Springfield. Newark. 13:13 p.m. ary indulgence under the ordi- they a right Sacred Heart. 76 Broad St . child with good home training, Union. Bloom conditions sit on a high pedestal and field. 11:30 a m. nary on: who attends religious instruction pass St. Aedan'a. 800 Bergen Are.. Jersey Aug. 24, Feast of St. Barthol- judgment. Maybe they should City. 12:10 p.m. (Holy days: 12:10 and can attend a classes, public high Sees Silence step down to the level of hu- 5 30 p.m.) mevy school St. Peter's. Grand it Van Vorst Sts.. without ill effects. A 100 mility. Jersey City. partial Indulgence of 12:05 p.m. I to NaMvtty. had a Catholic education and As Golden As Kennedy's statement 7 311 Prospect St.. Midland days may be gained for each Park. 12 consider about -—y* noon. act myself lucky. I hope to Editor: not allowing Our Lady of of charity or piety perform- any “pres- the Valley. Valley A sures” Nassau . be able to give my children the to bear on his Sts Orange. 10 a.m. ed for the intention of fostering My family and I were astound- him, mean- St. Michael's. 70 Cross St at Market same opportunities; but in is 12 vocations to the my ed at not 'but ing quite plain: he knows the St., Paterson. noon priesthood. only your editorial, •except Saturdays. opinion nothing, not even a Cath- difference between VJ also your complementary front his duties as olic education, is more a statesman and as Catholic. important page article on Mr. Kennedy. a A little research into his back- Wasn't it Christ who said, “Ren- ground would show that Mr. Ken- der unto Caesar the things that are Caesar’s and nedy has one of the most radical unto God the that voting records in Congress and things are God’s.” Kor as a. little >■ 58.'16 ed for the Pope. graduate was sent to the Far East to instill life in a mis- to the Catholic According sion magazine there, another has been assigned to the or- Herald, published here, the der's major publication, Maryknoll Magazine. frantic woman’s call was re- There is a constant need in the mission funds for house- ceived by an unidentified prel- organ type publications which allow the priests in the wide- ate to of whom she inquired: Is ly-scattered areas keep up with news on teaching methods, the world really going to end books, etc. whatever may aid them in their work. at 12:45 At The Advocate. Father McMahon fallen IyGAS p.m.? bus into the To which the prelate an- same routine followed by his predecessor, Rev. Richard swered Economical! that Pope John would Armstrong, M. M., last' summer: reading proofs, handling Dependable! neither confirm nor deci- more deny increasingly important news stories, trying his hand Rev. Charles sions which remain CRUCIFIX FOR AFRICA: Connors, C.S.- in the at a feature story, at page makeup and filling in finally carved hands of God. Then he added lor Sp., admires a walnut crucifix vacationing staff members by taking over the complete of Washington, Buy a 6m Water Heater from your App&anee .Dealer or Plunder some to in advice: “Try keep work of a page for a couplo of issues. executed by Sister Mary Jane Kadyszewski partial yourself in grace with God and fulfillment of requirements for a Master of Arts degree you will bo able to face the MEANWHILE, readers of The Advocate can have the at Catholic of America. The crucifix will T-VBLtCCSiSERVICe end of this life with serenity at kick of "discovering" a brand new writer—Father Mc- University any moment it comes.” Mahon’s first by-line story appears above. be sent to a missionary of Father Connor’s order in Tanganyika. The artist is a Felician Sister. 10 THE ADVOCATE August 18, 1960 Who Is Right in Your Neighborhood? Parents Get a Hand By June fight, for that matter. On TV Dwyer When that the Owner of the town and against him and his little broth- for Children Thi» is gives his the story about a Nicky up time it is of all of the towns on Universe er needs to boss the other children help. neighborhood—you might even who Ave. was LONDON -A Catholic watching the whole And don’t forget the Owner tele- point code follows: know which arc afraid of the one we are talk- big bully. thing. When it came time to vision code for 1. Children is there watching His world, children w.is should never ing about. This When we see he is al- special neigh- Nicky move on into the neighborhood welcomed as hot news Brit- watch television than and watching you. He won’t by more two borhood is called World and is ways riding around by himself of the ish communications media Eternity, Owner would forget to help for He is Our two hours daily. on the or the corners of Universe having biggest ice cream find just the right years after its 2. spot for Father—King of all neighbor- publication. Horror should be Ave. and Satellite St. cone—we never know about the and his Nicky friends. hoods. After a journalist spotted the forbidden to any age. There are a lot of children other children because he won’t seven-point code of the Inter- 3. The idea should not be in let them with THE OLDER playing this neighborhood. play anyone else Young Advo- national Catholic Association promoted that all cates will know for members.of a Our story is about two of these Nicky is always telling stor- that we are Radio and Television in a par- family have an equal right to children; one is and the ies about Ike and to win talking about the communists Nicky trying ish the British secu- watch all programs. Children other is Ike. and the free world and bulletin, some of the smaller children about Acceptable should be that the trial lar, press, radio and teleivision taught certain Ike is the leader now of the away from him so he can boss spy that is going on treated it as top news. programs are for adults. now in Moscow. boys and girls on his side of them. Sometimes he does, but But we are Children should also Comics The code was first issued at 4. not watch the street. He is the tallest and most of the time they stay with talking about your neigh- the of the Inter- television during mealtimes. has the yard their friends where borhood. Action Comica Little Max headquarters largest in which they can Lone Ranger 5. Parents should be- There Adventure Comics national Catholic Association agree to play. He tries to the laugh talk and think and are bullies in all walks Looney Tunes keep aryl Adventures Into for Radio and Television forehand on what programs of life—even the Unknown Man in Flight at Fri- smaller children from fighting try. among children. consider suitable All American Men Marines In Battle Switzerland. they for their and is often his They will sometimes iell lies bourg, It states giving up time of War MazJe children. should turn off ONE DAY that the They NOW Ike’s little about you and try to take Mickey Mouse primary responsibility to try and help his friends. away All Star Western Mighty Mouse unsuitable programs and tell brother went across the street. your friends. Andy Burnett for children's televiewing rests Ike sometimes forgets his You will lind you Mr. District children Andy Panda their why they are do- He was near Nicky’s yard. The have to Attorney on parents. friends for a minute or two and fight for what you be- Angel Mouse Musketeers ing so. the little and in after an ice bully caught boy lieve though you want Annie Oakley Mutt goes .cream cone really and Jeff 6. Parents and teachers Archie SUMMARY of the took him prisoner. Now Nicky to live in peace. You My Great Adven- A seven- or rides his bike around the will find Baby Huey ture should protest against objection- corner of had his chance! He called that many will not Batman Satellite St. by him- people be- Mystery tn Space able and commend Ike all kinds Beetle Bailey Nancy programs, self. But then of names and said lieve you you when he thinks though always Ben Bowie and His who issue worthwhile he would let Navy Combat producers again, he tries to get ice never the little tell the truth—you may find Mountain Men New Funnies Betty and Veronica programs. brother Oklahoman cream for the others to go. that everyone on your block is and Blackhawk Our Army at War 7. Parents should demand Ike and his friends told the mad at Rlondle let them have fun oh his bike you for something you Our Fighting Bob Hope program times for children that too. truth and tried to help the didn’t do. Forces Brand of Empire Pat the Brat respect the order of family life brother way they could That will Brave and the Bold The boys and girls on Ike’s every mean you will have Patsy and Hedy Brave Eagle and are shown before normal without starting to Paul Revere's Ride side of thfe have a gang war. offer it up to Christ—He un- street fights Broken Arrow Pep bedtime hours. The word of the trouble derstands Buccaneers sometimes but they always try spread for they didn’t be- Peter Panda to other Buffalo Bill Jr. Peter Porkchope to talk blocks and everyone lieve Him when He said Bugs things over and they He Bunny Peter Rabbit stay friends. was talking—everyone wonder- was God cither. Buzzy Pluto ANSWERS Candy ed who was right? Some were Offer Popeye up your trials in your Casper, the Friend- Porky Pig CROSSWORD PUZZLE ON NICKY’S side of the at Ike while others knew ly Ghost angry own neighborhood that God Prince Valiant Catholic Boy SJBJS 81 J«0 9 street things are a little differ- never told the truth and Priscilla's Pop Nicky may spare “Ike” in the neigh- Catholic Comics Raccoon Kids nz ent. Nicky is the boss all was to si joqjy ilOjunoo f right always trying get Ike borhood of the world and give Cheyenne Real Screen Comics but the Chip 'n' Dale oi 9Z uaajj 9i 3eo E others don’t have a in trouble with his neighbors. him the Red Mask courage to stand Cisco Kid chance to Red Ryder sunoN OZ Xqsy H mdj[ z . play—or even to What Nicky didn't know was strong when others seem Classics Illustrated Rex Allen Classics Illustrated Jsimj, 61 nuo 8 sadujs t Rex. the Wonder Jr. Dog ir Clementina U,«o(| Rin Tin Tin Cotton Woods WINNERS: Stevens Robin Hood Floyd ssv OE on £Z Nfl ZI Covered Wagons. Roy Rogers and Gerard Ho! (above left) -fox 6Z -BR ZZ dl II Rudolph, the Red- Crusader Rabbit nosed Reindeer Miller (far right), winners n I 8Z AM IZ nao 0 I Daisy Duck's Sad Sack Diary uaayiill ei ««« 6 Scamp of the Christ the Daffy Camp Sergeant Bllko SH IZ SV II o3y L Dagwood contest Sergeant Preston of King sponsored by Dale Evans IS SZ Xqs SI 001 S the Yukon the Daniel Boone Silvertlp Young Advocate Club, pjOR yz P«S EI 3bij g Date with Judy Six Gun Heroes are Dennis the Menace shown at camp in SSOM3V Smokey the Bear Detective Comics Sparkler Blairstown. Floyd is Dick Tracy Spike and Tyke getting Donald Duck Spin and Marty equipment from Anthony Duck Album and Annette ROBERT Felix the Cat Star Spangled War Lanni, and Gerard is get- Fightin* Marines Stories First Americans Steve Canyon ting a lesson from Robert TREAT Flipplty and Flop Steve Donovan. Fox director. and the Crow Western Marshal O’Connor, camp Francis, the Fam- strange Adventure HO Til ous Talking Mule Strange Tales Gangbusters Sugar and Spike PARK PLACE. NEWARK Gene Autry Superboy Goofy Super Duck Guilty Superman COtDIAUY INVITH YOU* Gunsmoke Another Supermouse Genesius mmvATiONi ro* Hardy Boys Texas Rangers Two saints with the against the and Heckle and Jeckle Three Mouse- same killings against for Jesus Christ, would take the Henry keteers name are honored on Aug. 25. taking such words in court. of the • COMMUNION HI Yo Silver place baptism he wished.' Timmy We have talked Homer, the Tip Top before of St. He quickly left the court and BREAKFASTS Happy Ghost GENESIUS Tomahawk Gcnesius, the comedian, who is fled town. He went from town was finally cap- Hopalong Cassidy Tom and Jerry the patron of actors, but we to town tured and did his belief • ORDINATION Hot Rod Comics Tom Tom seeking safety. Finally profess Hot Stuff Tonto have in Jesus Christ. not mentioned St. Gcne- he wanted to be baptised and He was be- DINNERS House of Mystery Tweety and Syl- of sius of Arles, a who become a headed on the banks of the House Secrets vester martyr, Christian himself. He Indian Chief Rhone River. • Two-Gun Kid celebrates his feast on the sent word to a Bishop to come He received his WEDDINO Jackie Gleason Uncle Scrooge same Aug. 25. and him. baptism from blood his Jerry Lewis Walt Disney baptise own, RECEPTIONS Jimmy Olsen Comics not which was offered Genesius was the notary in We are sure why the for the bleed- Joe Palooka Western Comics • OTHER SOCIAL Jughead courts. Bishop did not come. ing Christ on the Cross. Western Roundup the public That meant Perhaps Kid Colt. Outlaw St. Gcnesius Wilbur that he wrote down all that he thought Genesius was .too of Arles is the FUNCTIONS Lassie Wlll-yum young, or he patron saint of his town and Little Dot Wings of Eagles the people said. It was very perhaps thought GOD AND COUNTRY: The first citizens of Anerica, represented by modern Sioux Ll'l Genius is the Wonder Woman the man was fool- protector of formed an hard but he made up his own young only secretaries, Indians, offertory at St. Francis Indian Little Angel Woody Woodpecker procession Mission, St. The to and clerks. Francis, Little Audrey World's Finest shorthand and was so good that ing. Bishop sent word Anna Mae One bead (lt Star, dressed in a buckskin Little lodine Wyatt Earp Genesius that his blood, shed S.D. dress, presented the paten to he never missed a word of the fW%o Rev. Little Lulu £ane Grey Comics Paul convert and ordained trial. Genesius fs McHarness, O.S.B., a newly Indian missionary, on worked very Every Day Family Day'f behalf the Sioux Indian hard and was one of the best of people. Father McHarness was offering his first solemn nANm'l ARUI notarys in Arles. for CHILDREN NEW BOULEVARD Mass - a truly missionary First Mass. Toothless? HE WAS BUSY at work one for RELIGIOUS • DUBUQUE, lowa (NC)—An POOL day when a letter was read lowa girl is two teeth poorer for POR RIJIRVAT/ONJ from the which told OF EVERYONE HUDSON IIVD. I CITY UNI today, but emperors Dubuque archdioce- BAYONNE of the killing and torture to the Call MArkaf 2-1000 san Catholic Charities is 50 Christians. Genesius CATHOLIC SWIM « PICNIC cents was so up- richer as a result. set when he heard this that he JS&Uf • SUN AND SHADE A KNOn HOTEL Rev. Thomas Rhomberg, BOOKS write • FREE PARKING charities could not a word. He 57 Halsey St., Newark Alim w rriNDit. director, recently re- stood up and threw his tablet ceived a letter from the girl the which read: on floor. He spoke right out “Dear Sirs, I am six years old and I got this for 1 money my ADDIE SAYS: Don’t pass MEDICAL two teeth that fell out. Please up an opportunity to help buy something for one of your /' Better get 2' someone you not girls. 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That’s why house- and after X 17 Bower ORANGE 22 18 50 FORD'S DRUO STORI Egyptian name for soul There are in our flag wives everywhere Mad Paul Danlal, Ph.O. say, • with 100% 23 Opposite of yes 19 Unite by winding together Praacrtptlona Callad far Pure and DalJvarad Vegetable Shortening 24 Eldest son of an earl 20 Names of things OR 1-1117 Praa Dallvary 25 Street (Abbr.) 26 be or not to be” IS9 Main Straat Oranaa, N. 4 27 Letters 23 1 between Q and T am; you are; he Denville Nun August 18, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 11 Has Jubilee X-ray Nun and Cousin Journey Home to Jersey DENVILLE - Sister Mary ELIZABETH SS. Peter Magna, supervisor of the Ob- nuns also Included a visit to The Advocate offices in their stetrical and Paul here has been Department at St. having itinerary. a real family-type celebration Clare’s Hospital, reached a the two milestone in her religious life past weeks. They have SISTER MARY Leonard is one of the founders of Good welcomed as a Sister of the Sorrowful home two former Samaritan Hospital which was opened in 1944. She was also who Mother. On Aug. 16 Sister Mary graduates are now Sisters on the staff in 1952 when anew hospital of 100 beds operated of St. Francis of the Magna celebrated her silver Providence by 110 persons went up. of God. Chief members jubilee as a nun. of the She entered the convent In 1924 and took perpetual vowa committee Msgr. Denis Hayes, pastor of welcoming were two in 1939. Following teaching assignments in Kansas and Penn- generations of the St. Cecilia’s, Rockaway, cele- Peskus fam- sylvania, Sister Mary Leonard studied to be an x-ray techni- ily—also or brated a Mass in honor of the graduates present- cian at St. Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh. ly attending SS. Peter and Paul. nun-nurse who has been at St. work in the offers chance The heroine of the “My x-ray department a good Clare's for five years. Rev. Wil- festivi- for apostolic Sister Leonard said. “We have a ties is Sister Leonard work,” Mary liam was Mary Hcnnen, Milwaukee, great many cancer patients and they need to be cheered up the speaker. (Peskus), 0.5.F., supervisor of and encouraged. One man said that he would take his own an x-ray department, who is Sister Mary was born Magna life if he ever found out that he had cancer. in celebrating her silver jubilee Germany and entered the "He did have it and had face to the as a religious. The second lead finally to up it,” novitiate in Abenberg, Bavaria, supervisor continued. “Just a few weeks ago, after much 1932. is happily taken by Sister in Arriving in the U. S. in Mary he Clare, 0.5.F., administrator treatment, said: 'lsn’t it foolish we don’t see the mercy 1933, she was first stationed at of Good Samaritan of God until something strikes us?” the American Provincial House, Hospital, Mt. Vernon, 111. (where the Sisters Mary Clare Milwaukee. In 1937 was as- jubil- (left) SISTER ALSO laughed as she recalled one of her most sfie arian is stationed) and a cousin and Leonard hulnorous signed to St. Francis Hospital, Mary visited experiences: "Most of the people we started with to Sister Leonard. Wichita, Kan., where she was Mary The Advocate and saw the were non-Catholic and we came to accept their unfamiliarity BENEDICTINES: The Benedictine Sisters could consider their hometown of Eliz- trained as a registered nurse. THE with our ways,” she said. abeth a ORIGINAL celebration journalists’ “x-ray mach- great center of holiness. The eight Sisters who at professed final vows the was held at St. One a non-Catholic doctor and knocked Francis Con- ine” which shows back day came on the there Aug. 6 are all door motherhouse graduates of Elizabeth high schools. Shown above Cloister to vent, Pittsburgh, motherhouse excitedly. “We have a Friar outside in the hall, Sister,” in issues on microfilm. the usual order are: row: Help of the he said. first Sister Richard, Sacred Heart High School; n congregation,m July 23. “Heavens,” replied the jubilarian, catching the note Sister nnlit-A The TheTK Mary Mark, Benedictine and Sister ARUA, Uganda spirit- entire class of 12 was on hand for the Mass. of excitement, “what is a chicken doing in our hospital!” Academy; Martin, Benedictine; second row: Sis- ual life ter of Africa is getting a On July 30 Msgr. Michael Sister Leonard said it Irene, Sister Jude Marie, Sister and Sister all Kemezis, pastor of SS. Peter Mary just never occurred to her Gervase Lorraine, Benedictine, helping hand in a spiritual and way. Paul, celebrated a Mass in Elizabeth that the doctor would know and Sister for the nua- the term "friar" for Maryellen, Sacred Heart. Rev. Joseph Fagan, at the mother- Anew foundation of the Sis- technician. He also anything chaplain accepted her renewal of vows. other than the chicken frier. house, He had six ters of the Adoration WiUi preached. taught the Sisters while were students at Perpetual the formal celebration of they Bene- over, Sister Mary Leonard The native from Elizabeth left our offices has been established here for spent two for her return dictine Academy. weeks visiting with the clan, brothers to work, with words including that seem to be legion among nuns: “I the sole purpose of praying for Michael and Daniel and a sister, Mrs. John Richards. have never had the needs of all of a regret that I entered the religious life. I ‘‘spiritual Sister Mary Clare, who has been in the congregation 35 would do it again in a minute ... and (with a note of par- Big September Africa.” years, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Michael Bazan. The donable pride) I would choose the same order." For Union Council Teens Know a Good Cause WESTFIELD The Union- DENVILLE Try to tell the Auxiliary of St. Clare’s Westfield that Jerseyites District Council of Hospital teenagers today are all had and you will really Catholic have a job on your hands. Women will open its The Auxiliary is thrilled at the volunteer Advance aeason with a double-barreled work being done by 50 teenagers to support the week. women’s dessert-card party, set for Aug. 23. The from 13 The first will be young people, through 18 years of age, are open-meeting divided In held 27 into three groups under direction of Mrs. Alan Sept. at 8:30 p.m. at Levin, Religion chairman. Each youth wears Holy Trinity High School here. a badge which indicates he or NORTH STAMFORD, she is also a volunteer worker at St. Clare’s Plans are also being completed Hospital. Conn. Two former for Jersey- a pilgrimage to the Shrine THE FIRST in group is on the road—or on the doorstep ites advanced religion at of the Miraculous Medal, Ger- trying to sell tickets. They will also accept donations for Villa Maria mantown, 25. here, provincial Pa., Sept. cakes, door prizes or flowers. headquarters of the Bernar- Group number two is busy posters to advertise making dine Sisters of the Third Order while the boys have taken over "Project Set Up" which of St. Francis. • includes getting the tables and GEORGIAN COURT chairs, setting them up and At invesUture getting them back to their an ceremony rightful owners. The lawn Aug. 11, Eleanor Teresa Zebrow- party will be held at 43 Lake Shore Dr., White : COIIEGE ski of Our of Meadow Lake, in the afternoon. Proceeds Lady Czestochowa, CanAuaTad lb* aT will go to the by Marry hospital. Newark, received the habit of the POUI.YIAI COUIII lIADINS TO congregation and became Sister ► IJL and I.L DMHU Maria. A graduate of St. Vin- 'WaB-latagra»nd pragram bl UWaral cent’s Academy, Newark, Sister Etna ACADEMY OP LArta, Arh. Salanaa. Murk, Hama $3 Million Willed Marla was formerly employed by Iviiaaii 'laanawlaa, AAiaWi kaftan. 1 SAINT ELIZABETH the Bureau of Internal Revenue. fTaadiar Training Tar Bamantary and. SECONDARY ICHOOL FOR «IRL( Widow Scbaali, Aaaradltad Fouadcd By TWO ilaaandary fatly IMO Full* Aetrodltod Aged OTHER South Jersey AMraaa. SIITII IKMTAIY (lltara of Charity ROCHESTER, N.Y.—After sell girls were among the seven pos- •aargiaa Caarl CoaranL Naw Jaraoy ’ CaOaga ing, adding, subtracting and di- tulants who became novices and JEffarton 9-1600 the will viding, Surrogate’s Court of begin their novitiate period. TO HONOR HER: the New York Aspirants of Felician Sisters at has officially announc- Sister Ann Patrice of Garwood Immaculate Conception ed that six Catholic institutions was one of 13 Junior Professed Motherhouse, Lodi, are pic- For will share tured the Our of Boarding School Boys (140) in almost $3 million Sisters who renewed their vows decorating picture of Lady Czestocho- according to the will of Mrs. Sar- Aug. 9 at Villa Maria. wa which will be carried in procession Aug. 21 starting ah McCort Ward. FROM THE BRIDE: A to SALESIAN SCHOOL wedding gown belonging at 1:30 p.m. in commemoration of the feast of the.Po- Mrs. Ward’s estate totaled someone in the National Catholic Women’s Union 2 Hearts Beat lish Madonna. Left to are: Edna N. Y. AXminster 4-5138 more than $5 million, most of faded right Smialowicz, Mary Goshen, won’t become and outdated - it has been made Ellen Ann which was in Eastman Kodak Koziol and Patricia Rogucki. Our Lady of into the chasuble shown above Accredited the Company stocks. The for the use of a In One actual feast is by Board of Regents. Grades 5 to 8- 86-year-old Surgery Czestochowa’s day Aug. 26. widow of missionary. Mary Salesian a hotel owner left all Duerr of Charleston, Ark., and SYRACUSE, N.Y.—Two lives Conducted by the Fathers of St. John Boico. of her CATHOLICS are urged not to funds to charity with the Mary Troy, N. are were saved MceKon of Y., examining the by the cardiac sur- on BIBIES & BOOKS located miles exception shop Sundays. locally country boarding school; sixty from of a few small personal vestment, which was one of team at St. many hand projects dis- gery Joseph’s Hos- or all types N. Y. C. modern bequests. 44th annual pital here One Splendid grounds; buildings; high scho- played at the convention of the national recently. belong- REBOUND The six institutions to standards. which will in ed Mrs. Herbert Ingles of lastic Board and tuition $9OO per year. Write each group held Little Rock, Ark. NEWARK receive $498,409, arc: Cath- Minoa, N Y., the mother of DOLLY MOUNT BINDERY, INC. or olic FRED CORDON. Put telephone'. University of America, Wash- five; the other to Mrs. Ingles’ 71 Clinton St . New.irk i ington; Trappist Cistercian Mon- sixth NURSING HOME ?. i, child born safely this MArkrt 3 0963 astery, Piffard, N.Y.; St. John Mother Jets month. Mendham Under State Licence Fisher St. Ann's Home Superior College, Mrs. Ingles suffered a stroke lAn eitobllihed heme the! It quiet, MT. ST. DOMINIC ACADEMY for the Aged, the Carmelite Mon- her To Christian during fourth month of ■reitful and hrm/rleui. located ere astery and the Charity Chapter WEEK-END RETREATS CALDWELL, N. J. Diocesan Society pregnancy which resulted in an I ipocloui groundt. Per the aged, for the Propagation of the MENDHAM - Mother Vir- obstruction in the hronlcally till end vole i cent!. ELEMENTARY Faith, perior, and Sister Cecile, aortic valve can FOR THE LAITY DAY SCHOOL all located in Rochester. gina, of the S4 Hear Narelef Staff S.C.C., provincial auper- S.C.C., a provincial councilor heart. Using the "deep- FOR GIRLS ior of the Sister* of Christian of freeze” method I SYLVIA NOLL BOLSTKR, R.N. MND A WIKWD WITH 000 the eastern province which by which the CALL of the eastern United has Direct reel PRINCIPAL CAPITOL 6-3660 Charity its motherhouse here. They body’s temperature is lowered For: MEN, WOMEN, A left to •ehone LAmbert S-74P7 Wedding Reception States, Aug. 12 for Pader- travelled by jet from Idlewild reduce the cells’ demand for HUSBAND and WIFI VAunr ioao. clipton. h. born, Germany, where she will with the St. sur- Airport three representa- oxygen, Joseph’s SPICIAL RITRIAT FOR in the general CAIDWEU, NEW JOSEY participate chap- tives of the congregation from geons opened Mrs. Ingles' heart BUSINESS WOMEN ter of her congregation. the and repaired the western province. valve. SIFT S TO 4TH PLAZA HOTEL Mother Accompanying Vir- CmSmM miR mt CALDWILL COLLEGE FOR CHIEF business of the WOMFN gina were Sister Augustilde, chap- Mf Wi JeenMl Jerome J. AMtf Janey Cl*r, N. i. ter, which will Stanley S.C.C., former provincial su- begins Aug. 22, CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC * be the anew Others * GOODS provided election of CHURCH Wrß* (w hrflfAlii * Dlenlfled Baeeuet super- Helping in Fully Accredited A.B. and B.S. Degree* Ihw ior general and Offering lit to HOI ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA general coun- DENVILLE Four young 116 WASHINGTON STREET DIUCTOI OF UTtIATI * cilors. 25 of Superior Cateiae ■ LAIMDIN, MAP AC 1C N. J. About the total of girls from White Meadow Lake N.J. * Modetl Omit Houm for Wanton and 2,500 MA 2-5071 NEWARK, prlcee Sisters will attend the made what is It PmTi Wi N. Retreat Houia getting to be their Afcfcf, A ® Careful attention to detotta chapter: in' addition to the six to Founded In 1899 by tho Sitter* of Charity Artlttlc French Chateau of breath annual visit St. Clare’s Hos- Phone Bridal Cornu bant taking beauty In the Someraet Hllla from the United States, there pital to turn over to Sister Ultra modern facllitiea. Healthful will be six each from Latin admin- oi Saint Elizabeth climate. Excellent meala. Open rear MaryKunigunda, acting round to Conealeecenta. eacatlonlate America and and the College Oldfield 3-0100 Germany, istrator, the proceeds of a car- and permanent guoatn. rest from the Retreati from September to June generalate in nival the youngsters ran at Convent Station, New AmpU Forking If Jeriey to except the Thankegtvlng. Chrlatmaa, Rome. A chapter is held their home. and New Year*e Weekend*. Dare every Air Conditioned and Evenlnga of Recollection. six years. In presenting the $73.20 that latlmofoi dioorfully *lvon Mother Virgins and her com- they had made the girls, Wendy panions will represent the 600 Drobes, Barbara Rosenstein, V> - Th« FraieisMi Fathirt Sisters of the Mendham prov- and Bonnie and Helen Block ince which conducts schools asked Sister Mary Kunigunda and FATHER JUDGE hospitals in 11 dioceses in to purchase something for the New Jersey, New York, Con- childrens’ wing. So now Sister MISSION SUNDAY necticut, Pennsylvania, Mary- is in the market for small rock- land and Florida. After the ing chairs for the young pa- Monroe, Virginia chapter they will visit the tients. LACK or FUND* MO OWTACLL gen- eralate of the in school congregation The apostolic of the Mis- Rome. Of VOCATIONS v WMmh IHIIITTW sionary Servants of the Most Holy offers a four year HIGH PHAMCISCAM FATMOtt Trinity . SCHOOL college preparatory Box 177 a course and a two COLLEGE year 6, PA. to HOLUDAYSBURG liberal arts course missionary candidates. A FREE Dedicate your life to Christ priesthood bulletin is available. and His Blessed Mother in Training of six months postu- helping teen-age with girls lancy and two year novitiate is * become THE problems . . . a given Missionary Servant mis- Sister of the sionary brotherhood candidates TRINITARIAN FATHERS in Holy Ghost Novitiate, at Saint Good Joseph's Missionary Cenacle, offer on opportunity to young mon and boy* of Grammar Shepherd Holy Trinity, Alabama. ACTIVITIKS: Young men assistance School and High School to bocomo a prlott or a Brother seeking Social Work, Teaching, Dietetics, in qualifying for missionary life - In tho Trinitarian Ordor. Lack of fund* no xrf- impediment. Nursing, Clerical Work, etc. should speak to a Missionary Ser- ; Write tot High School recommended. vant at Saint Joseph's Shrine, For further information write for Stirling, New Jersey, or write to VOCATION DIRECTOR. O.S.S.T. MOTHER SUPERIOR Father Matthew, M.S.SS.T., Convent of the Good Shepherd Box 5743. Baltimore S, TRINITY MISSIONS. Silver Maryland 226 Sussex Avenue Spring, Maryland. To remember and be remembered... the exquisite decor, oar famous continental cuisine, the superb French ssnisa. Ercry glamorous detail arranged with impeccable lade. Salad PROVE YOUR LOVE FOR CHRIST from 20 beautiful fanctiou rooms, aD fully air eoodkiened* Accommodating from 10 to 1500 persona. "’DOINGS • MEETINGS • DINNERS • PARTIES Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother moxt To main jour partj a Dorloct pmty, (A Franciscan Community) call our bonquot mmaqor, MitthoO 1-4409 Activities Hospitals; nursing, pharmacy, laboratory. X-ray. office, library, and domestic THE WEDDING FEAST: The 40th anniversary of Schools: and work. catechetical, elementary, Mr. and Mrs. Frank secondary schools; professional and practical D. Regan’s wedding day brought of Homes for schools nursing. the aged, the new to ill]!! convalescent, and homeless children. Foreign blessings the couple. Their three sons, all missions. Age; 14 to 30. Passionist priests, were on hand to celebrate a Solemn Write to Vocational Directress, in MATER DOLOROSA CONVINT, High Mass Immaculate Heart of Mary Retreat 10 Morris Avenue, Denvllle. New Jersey ip uvnfiin. m EgSSSI® idj!j (T.l.phon.i OA 7*ool House, Peacedale, R. I. Together for the first time in WiPW BROAD STREET AT PARK. MEW years are Fathers Cronan, Cyprian and Culumkille. LINCOLN ABE-'HEW IPaft THE 12 ADVOCATE August 18, 1960 Press Box Paragraphs Details Set for Pope's Time for Reminiscence 2 Olympic Audiences By Ed Grant one of them, but it was called work at St. Cecilia’s (E), West back for a penalty and they Point and with the New York VATICAN CITY Olympic athletes, regardless of A chance for old Fordham were thrown back on the next Giants. their men to do a bit of fond reminis- religion, who attend a mass audience to be by few This given cing will take Roose- plays. was a great A perfectionist at all times, the Pontiff in St. place at Peter’s Square on 24 will be Pitt team was chosen for Lombardi is one of the masters Aug. given velt Stadium, Jersey City, on (it cast the 1937 Rose specially medallions, it was announced here. Aug. 22 when the Seven Blocks Bowl) and it was of offensive coaching (he turn- At the same of headed by a great backfield ed the Giants from an effi- time it was announced that the Pope’s Granite hold a reunion in with Marshall All- Latin address will be read in 13 honor of one of their team- Goldberg an cient, but dull, defensive club, American choice. into the other languages after its conclu- mates, Vince Lombardi. one of most exciting sion. Foniham itself lost teams in the National Football Among the languages will Lombardi, of course, is now only a Grant to Cover handful be Russian and English. coach of the Green Bay Pack- of games during the League). Vince is certainly liv- three received The medals to be given the ath- Olympic Games ers, who will meet the New seasons, yet no ing proof that the charges of letes are York Giants bowl invitations. The famous scholastic hurled at being designed by Gia- that night in an ex- ineptitude Sports Editor Ed Grant will “Rose como noted Italian hibition at motto, Hill to Rose Fordham its Manzu, sculp- be in Rome for the next three game the Jersey during halcyon tor. City field. Co-chairman for the Bowl,’’ was pever fulfilled, football days were the usual weeks to cover the Olympic though later Fordham teams tossed from certain Games for Advocate readers. contest is Ed Franco, who, with hogwash THE AUDIENCE is to start Alex did get to the Cotton and at A noted track and field author- Wojciechowicz of South Sugar quarters of this country's secu- 5:30 In addition to Bowls. p.m. the River, was All-American lar press at any Catholic col- ity he has written on the given Pope’s talk there will be an ad- for book honors for his efforts. UNLIKE THE FOUR Horse- lege which makes a name in dress Giulio subject encyclopedias, by Andreotti, presi- of Notre the sports world. and magazine publishers he Among the other members of men Dame, who were dent of the Olympic organizing has the famous line who will be a unit from their committee. promised special articles, on ■ sophomore A DREAM REALIZED Six columns and pictures for forth- hand are Leo of Ruther- year on and were months Members of the International Paquin classmates, or so ago. early on a issues of The Advocate. former the Seven Blocks of Committee coming ford, Xavier High Granite Monday morning when we were Olympic will be re- This will be School were a dozen ceived at the coverage sup- coach, and Johnny actually or more still brushing weekend cob- Pope’s summer res- plemented idence by reports written Druze, who came out of Irving- players. It’s still a favorite ar- webs out of our eyes, The Ad- at Castelgandolfo on Aug. for NCWC News Service by ton to help form the most fam- gument at certain watering vocate’s 29. There he will be given three managing editor, Charles G. (Chuck) Johnson, ous line in football spas as to who made the medals—gold, silver and bronze history. up Floyd Anderson, casually an- sports editor of the Los line and there's Angeles hardly a year nounced that plans were being commemorating the Olympic who is A QUARTER OF a century Games. Tidings, already with that some sports department made to send someone to Rome the U.S. has gone by since the Blocks doesn’t have Olympic team. to settle these ar- to cover the Olympic Games of Granite were head- making guments before the cops are and MEANWHILE, Catholic Institu- lines from that we appeared to be the coast to coast. It called in. tions are their only candidate. making own plans seems incredible letes and visitors to have access now, in a day For the benefit of for participation. Domus Maria any who So, by the time you read this, when offense is so strcsssed to the museums at a time that in might be in and Domus Pacis, two religious indulging this we’ll be off for a three-week did all sports, that so much atten- centers not conflict with their Olym- harmless pastime during the trip to in belonging to Catholic Ac- tion and Europe, arriving pic schedule. All newspaper space was next few tion, have already been turned persons Ijolding days, here’s the line Rome on Aug. 24. We hope to cards will be given to a group whose most into communication Olympic identity as it was in the middle season send back centers for famous some sidelights of admitted to the museums without accomplishment was 1936: news of Paquin and Druze at the games above and agencies. Some 1,000 news- beyond holding Pittsburgh to a scries men charge. ends, Paul of the and will Berezney Jer- intensive coverage of re- photographers be of three scoreless 'deadlocks. accommodated in the buildings. sey City and A1 Babartsky sults which will find in We remember you vividly those at tackles, Another building, the Pius XII Franco and Nat your daily papers. 0-0 games of 1935-37. Pitt ac- Center near Lake Sparta, Mahwah Pierce at guards and Wojcie- Albano, will tually scored a touchdown in at center. serve as quarters for athletes On chowicz DePaul List Lombardi had been St. Luke's taking part in the events a regular Adds boating WAYNE DePaul But in Soccer on the lake. has added in 1935, when most of those list- Other two new foes to its list of seven ed above were institutions, such as Villa sophomore sub- Marist, Bergen rivals for the 1960 football stitutes. In Salviati, a- hotel for pilgrims season, Giants Beaten 1936, Vince acted as HOHOKUS Marist and Ber- one which will see the Panthers auxiliary guard, into operated by religious, have al- moving gen Catholic are the two addi- lotted much play a seven-game schedule. the of their space to vis- Brothers regular lineup whenever tions to the St. Luke’s football and Mahwah the By itors. Sparta are ad- Franco was switched to tackle. scheduled for the ditions WINOOSKI PARK, Vt. (NC) 1960 season, as At the same time to the list, which also in- Harry often listed it was an- Jacunski, as the team for cludes —A team of Brothers of the prepares its first nounced that for the first time Bayley-Ellard, Saddle end in these arguments, served Sacred Heart the New campaign in the Big Five Cath- the Vatican Brook, Our Lady of the whipped as a reserve 1936 museums will be Valley, to Paquin in olic “B” Conference. Pequannock and York professional football open to the public on St. Luke’s. and was a regular in 1937. Sundays Giants three straight times The Lucans will meet only during the Olympic Games. The here. three loop rivals this Fall: Im- decision LOMBARDI IS THE only one was made to allow ath- w&sr&jrsir- * p^,n - maculate The Brothers were summer of the above-named still to oc- Conception, Valley and St (R). school students at St. Michael's cupy a prominent place in foot- Mary’s Dropped from ball. the 1959 list of College, where the mighty Franco did some high opponents were Giants The and Harrison, Memorial are in training. school college coaching, Ridgefield DANCING and Brothers formed a team and but entered the business world St. James of Penns Grove. sl soon '*• 2S. Oratory; Oct. became the champions of the after his graduation and . - EVERY FRIDAY VjUtey. away; 16, Immaculate, away; NIGHT summer school students. has devoted his Ume P®*ce. away; 30, Marist; to this £?' 6, Nov. Bergen Catholic, away; 24. DcPaul. For The powerful Giants watched field. Paquin retired a couple of Parsons Over 21 the Brothers win the champion- years ago as Xavier coach. 9:00 P. M. to 12:30 M. A. ship game, then challenged the Druze served as Marquette to champs. The Brothers defeated coach up the 1959 season. CLUB ST. the Giants in three games by The success enjoyed by Lom- LEO scores of 21-6, 21-11 and 21-16. bardi last season at Gren Bay, Just to the record where he St. Leo's New Air Cooled Auditorium keep turned a last-place Market St. at the straight, the Brothers were team into a title contender, f Boulevard, East Paterson, N. J. playing volleyball—not football. hardly surprised anyone who DUKE COLLINS and his Orchestra bad watched Vinnie’s previous EVERYTHING IN ROSELLE RIVALRY: Charles Nutting, general chairman, holds the Msgr. Edward .. . Driving South on Murphy to Garden State Parkway, Exit 158 Trophy which will be presented the winner of the Battle of the Bor- Driving North on Garden State oughs between Little Parkway, Exit 157 BOATING League teams from St. Joseph’s (Roselle) and Assumption (° n » Minute from either (Roselle Park) on 24 at BUY NOW & SAVE! Exit) Aug. Simpson Field, Roselle. Flanking Nutting are Rev. HUNTING & FISHING James of Garvie Assumption, left, and Rev. Joseph L. Donnelly, pastor of St. Jos- eph’s. To the rear William SPORTS are Thompson, president of the Assumption League. MURPHY and Robert Ford, president of St. Joseph’s Boys Club. NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST BROS. WATCH IT GROWI BUSY DENYILLE Snarl rs. YEAR-END BOAT Thomists W) A SPORT CENTER Intermediates, s Rout* 46, Danville, N.J. CLOSEOUT! People OA 7-3030 32 V Capture Junior Crown in Essex A YEAR NEWARK Suddenly 2-1, bills the Essex County CYO Inter-I Newark, as Joe DeSantis won mediate his ALL BRAND NEW ON INSURED pag NEW YORK Baseball League has a five-team race instead of a sixth against a single loss in SAVINGS At Its Best one-team a duel with Jim Dining runaway. And the junior league has anew Portington. De- cham-| ASSETS OVER $50.000 000 00 Santis gave up one hit and fanned 1960 pion in unbeaten St. Thomas the which check Apostle, Bloomfield, 13. t:r fvi than . o avif... bg 10th GILHULY'S found its victory on Sunday its easiest—a forfeit over Sacred Heart, meanwhile, IMPERIALS winless St. Lucy's, Newark. closed its 5 CONVENIENT OFFICES RESTAURANT and BAR season with a 21-1 con- there (K«t. 1803) Actually, would have been sity of having to play. quest of St. Michael’s, Newark, HACKENSACK Dellcloue little to Luncheon* end Dinner! point play the game. St. Bill Langheld being credited with CHRYSLERS Main and Berry Street* •erred In Homelike Atmoephere THINGS WON’T bo so easy Lucy's had a young team this the day's third 9 4 Cloeed on SUNDAY Air Cond. this three-hitter. Open to daily— 6 to 8 on Mon. Ml Convenient to Colleeum week, however. Sacred Heart A A Theatre* year and had absorbed a 28-1 The schedule - CUFFSIDE PARK Choice Wlnee for Sunday, Aug. end LJquore. Uueek. this Sunday will have to take on beating in the first round there 21. PLYMOUTHS SPICIAL PACILITIIS so 740 Anderson Avenue POR a St. Francis team bent on re- PRIVATI PARTUS was little liklihood the Newarkers INT B RMS Dl AT f LEAGUE Op.n 9 to 4 daily- 6 to 8 Frl ACCOMMODATING II te M venge, while St. Peter’s has to At Wataeaalng on could come up with the miracle Park, Bloomflald 75* llghth St. Valentine *. TEANECK Are., (ef 4ilh SI.) play a dangerous team from St. - Bloomfield va. Bleared it would have taken to beat Sacrament. VALIANTS NEW YORK CITY pen- Eaat Orange. 1 p m. Cedar Lane at Aloysius, Newark. 0.1.. Lourdea, Larch Avenue nant-bound Weat Orange, va. Immacu- St. Thomas. late Conception, Montclair, 3:30 Open 9 to 4 dally- 6 to I Frt. St. Aloysius gave note of its 1 Immediate Deliveryl on At ■ranch Brook Bxtantlon ODDLY, IT WAS St. intentions by Immaculate PALISADES PARK Thomas pulling St Lucy’a. Newark, va. O.L. Mt. Carmel. YOU# NAME 1 printed on which threw a Montclair. p.m. 1 Wide Choice of 253 Broad every check. MAIL YOUR FILM the intermediate Conception, Montclair, down St. Avenue Aloyalua, Newark, va. St. race Peter’a, 9 to 4 to into a turmoil. The Bloom- peg in a 5-4 contest in which Bob Belleville. 3:30 Models & Colors! Open daily— 6 t on Mon. RYAN FOTO fielders dealt St. Francis Huber pitched six-bit ball for the At Newark Schoola Stadium PARAMUS Xavier, „ Sacred Heart Cathedral, Newark, va. St. Newark, its second loss winners. Krancla 1 Big Trade-In Deals! Garden State lOX 24 CHATHAM. N. i. in three Xavier, Newark. 1 p.m. Plaza HUDSON COUNTY Open 9 to 4 NATIONAL BANK Whit* weeks, 4-1, knocking the Newark- St. Valentine’s, Bloomfield, last NOTE- St. Thomaa the Apoatle, Bloom- dally- 6 to 8 on Frl. Black and Service field. and Low Cost Bank ers from first to third in the of the within 0.1,. Valley. Orange. will be Financing! Big Five, stayed credited with wlna IN JIRSIY Size 8 over tbama that CITY King . . .50 IN BAYONNI Exposure standings. shooting range by gunning down have withdrawn from the league. SAVINGS INVESTED 12 . ot Washington St. • Kins Size Exposure . .70 Charley Moore the Our Lady of West Or- Broadway at 13rd St. was win- Lourdes, BEFORE THE 10th OF * Jaclaon at Wilkinson Avs. Kodacolor Sarvic* ner, keeping St. Francis at ange, 9-0. Frank Visco IN bay pitched MURPHY EVERY * OUTTINBIRO until the final MONTH Control Avo. aoar Bowsrs St. * frame. Richie Pe- the shutout, giving but three STATION WAGON 6Slh St. at Sorgonflno Are. Size 8 Exposure up King . . 2.40 his hits to EARN DIVIDENDS * Fa vania Avo. at Orovo St. cora, losing second against a good-hitting club. IN Size 12 3.35 HOBOKIN King Exposure .. six wins, was In the HEADQUARTERS * 40 outstanding in de- only other game played, BROS. FROM THE FIRST Joamai Square ★ River flrtt at St. Kodachrom* feat and fanned 16 for St. * OFIN MONDAY Processing St. Fran- Lucy’s, Newark, blanked IVININO • OFIN FRIDAY cis. MOTOR SALES IVININO 8 MM Movie Regular Roll. 1.25 Blessed Sacrament, East Orange, over behind EUiaboth 5-5600 BMM Movie Roll 1.00 Taking as co-leaders were 5-0, Mike Valentino’s Msmbor Federal Deposit Imurance Magazine Sacred Heart three-hit Corporation 135MM Cathedral and St. hurling. 501-511 NO. BROAD STREET 20 ... 1.25 Exposure Peter's, MITAL RODIU PROM UM for Belleville, which started THE JUNIOR Write Mailing Envelopes St. h league found St. Op«n Doily B A. M. to 9 P. M. rancis on its slide a couple Paul the Apostle, Irvington, hold- All Mokes to 6 P. M. of weeks ago. Sacred Heart Saturdays ing on to clinch second place: moved its record to 8 2 with a over and "AFTER WEI SELL - Sacred Heart, Vailsburg. St. l Modeb WE SERVE" NATION'S TOP forfeit over Our Lady of Mt. Car- DRUM CORPS SHOW Paul’s edged St. Rose of Lima.l mel, Montclair, while St. Peter’s PACE MOTORS picked up a victory over one of the two teams which have with- 47 CENTRAL AVI. NATIONAL DREAM drawn from the league. Thus the League ■AST ORA MM CONTEST UT. I*ll two moved up without the neces- Standings T OF MALCOLM KONNER Harris to Assist INTIRMIDIATI LEAGUE ONLY AT WARD FORD J W *■ .Sacred Heart Cathedral. Newark 8 2 BRAND NEW DRUM St. Belleville CORP At Immaculate Peter's. 8 2 CHAMPIONS St. Francis Xavier. 7 2 Newark St. Valentine's. 1960 MONTCLAIR—Vin for- Bloomfield 7 3 Harris, St. Thomas Apostle. Bloomfield 8 3 IN CONJUNCTION WITH mer THE NATIONALLY star tackle at Immaculate Immaculate Conception. Montcl'r 3 4 FORDS *1731* |triCNtuin^ FAMOUS St. Conception High has Lucy's. Newark 3 4 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! School, been O.L. Lourdes. West (lranse 4 4 FALCONS • iow«it phcml added to the coaching staff there, St. Aloysius. Newark 4 3 St. Joseph's Spanish. Newark 4 3 • Trad*- CORVETTES & it has been announced by Joe Highest CORVAIRS O.L. Mt. Carmel. Montclair 2 7 FAIRLANES j / ST. Ini VINCENT head Sacred Heart. Vallabur* 2 7 CADETS Garvey, coach. Cash Rotund 1 Harris O.L. Valley. Orange 2 7 • played for Montclair Blessed Sacrament. Fast Orange 0 D GALAXIES Of Tra - r seek the things that are above, Newark. N. 1. novelty store WRITE FOR FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE SHEET METAL Business-Home Combination Excellent location. where Christ is seated at the GIMBELS UPHOLSTERY-SUP COVERS 5 room, 1-12 bath home on large well EMMA B. LA POINTE CONSTRUCTION right hand of God. Mind the located property adjacent to 400-famllv GARDEN STATE PLAZA Route IS Sparta. N. J. POR year-round lake community. Has small CHURCH!!, SCHOOLS that are above, not the KITCHEN CHAIRS Open Daily and Sunday things PARAMUS delicatessen attached. Owner reports $550 AND INSTITUTIONS week Real Estate, store fixtures PArkway 9-5730 O’CONNOR things that are on earth. For you EXPERTLY RECOVERED 12 05 .nil U per gross. CONT. and stock on hand Included In the full m AS E. G. ANDERSON Typ. Itiubr DISCOUNT CITY have died and your life is hidden EMPLOYMENT OFFICE OPEN price of MS NSW POINT ROAD TEN A.M. to NINE P. M. 542 Montgomery Lake Mohawk-5 parts Area 70 with Christ in God" (C01.5,1-3). MON., WEI) . THURS. A TELEPH $lB,lOO SUNSET AVE. NEWARK si s-itm mzAtrm. m. j. FIU. Beloved sons and Open 9 a.m. 4t* acres with large pond. 430 ft. IRIS daughters! POSITION WANTED FEMALE FAYSON RSTASLISHID LAKE on Highway Convenient to churches, What could you of more schools 4 Idea] for expect choir WASHING MACH. SERVICE shopping. Organist dlrctor. grade school teacher COMMUNITY, Inc. EsUte. MARGAII joyful and nature •eeka position in active encouraging parish. Experience Boonton Av„ at Lake Rd. OXbow 7-2401. all types of choirs, liturgical and secular ALL MAKES Fayson from Our words? Write Box Klnnelon Morris County, N. J. music. 65. Tho Advocate. 31 24 HOUR SERVICE Clinton TErmlnal 8-4648 WHIPPANY Continue on the line of faith- St.. Newark 4. N. J. ANYWHERE IF - THERE'S A TO REASONABLE SERVICE CHARGES JOB BE DONE fulness to Christ and to the ORGANIST and CHOIR DIRECTOR, real A~HOME BUILT FOR FAMILY LIVING FOR THE FINEST SERVICE ISELIN dent of Bergenfield. desires steady position. New bi-level. 4 bedrooms. 2-1/3 baths, Church that has been transmitted CALL OLdficld 3-5038 20 years experience in Brooklyn diocese. recreation room. 2 car garage, large land- to you like a shining heredity of DU 4-5871 IN ST. CECILIA'S PARISH . . scaped lot. among comparable homes, REALTORS ''THERE'S NO PLACE 126,800. those who you POSITION Miry A. Bernhardt people preceded WANTED MALE COUNTY LIKE HOME UNION WHEN IT'S YOURS." 558 Rt. 10. Whipping TU 7-5070 and on which your organization ANDERSON choir director, will organize And It Can Be Yours Call DOES Experienced Let IT! is based. Our experience la protection. oa FARMS - HOMES - ESTATES and train your church choir, K. of C., your have other hap- GENE A. TOMASSO Rosary. Sodality, etc., choir. Write Box help you aa we to many - in Union and the Agency MOBIUS 64. The Advocate. 3i Clio ton St.. Newark 2. py home ownera County OAK TREE RD. ISELIN LI 8-7500 HUNTERDON, WAKrW" MAY THIS faithfulness •• • • 1355 Inspire surrounding area. Sell Call JAMES Alency your certain advance the To Buy or oa along LAFAYETTE Main St. Chester. N. J. TR-0-3200 PERSONAL JOHN P McMAHON road toward a progress always Evenings MU nay 0-1200 1583 Morris Ave.. Union MU 8-3434 DOLORES: SUSSEX CTY.—6 room more in line with your as Open Eves 4 Weekends home. 4V4 ACREAGE dignity acres Dying fabric shoes (o match a 2 baths, fireplace. 2 garage, gown REALTORS car or a dress is really an art; that's why birches and rockgardena. grand loca- Anxious young man. horticulturist, de- 1 suggest your going to Harrison Shoes, tion. Price 819.500. FARM & HOME REALTY Water Newton. N. sires 1 acre of tillable land. Must be their styles in fabric shoes are many 69 St.. J. NUTLEY Ph. DU within 20 ml. area of Westwood, N. J. and they dye shoes to match any color 3-3620; 5294. 4 commuting distance NYC NO 4-2817. HEATING free. If needed, you can get the same BUY NOW—SELL OR TRADE day service. Remember, it's Harrison LAKE MOHAWK INVESTIGATE OUR TRADE-IN PLAN Shoes. 224 Harrison Ave. HU 3-1596. APARTMENTS TO LET for sale, or I Helen (if) We will Hat your house SYSTEM consider buying it If you purchase an LAKE MOHAWK BUSINESS DIRECTORY other house through our office. Let OCCUPANCY In low tax area of exclusive Lake Mo- IMMEDIATE us know your requirements. Evenings A PRESTIGE LOCATION HOT WATER hawk; Colonial Spilt Level homes. 4 APPUANCE REPAIRS and Holidays call Mrs. Kelly. WE 9-3922; COMBINING SUBURBAN CHARM bedrooms. 2 baths and Over garage. an AND CITY CONVENIENCES OIL, GAS or COAL of for large family, good STANLEY JOHNSON acre property, COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED HEIGHTS RADIO TV SERVICE parochial school. High Street NOrth 7 8000 All-electric kitchen wtU) colored built. Boiler: 5 modern radiators up to 855 Summit Ave,. .. City 7. 25 Jersey N. J. Asking $25,000 In oven, counter-lop rule. II cu. ft. 350 sq. It. of radiation or Base RADIO. TELEVISION. HI-FI. STEREO. dish- P. A. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE refrigerator with lop Ireeier, AMPLIFIER. TAPE RECORD- STOP AT THE washer all In color. Doorman service. Boord radiators. All copper piping ER. PHONOGRAPH. ANI) AUTOMATIC 100 PER CENT FREE PARKING end fittings; circulator end ther- RECORD CHANGER SERVICE. BELMAR COVERED WAGON OFFICE 4 ROOMS (ONE HEDHOOM) . . IIW FREE 3 ROOMS (two bdm., 1 bath.) . 174* mostat; complete * M AP The Arthur D. Crone Cos. 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1. Front and ALSO PROFESSIONAL 6 MO. SERVICE ON ANY NEW rear installation containing 4 apartments. Good RT. 15. SPARTA, N. J. PA 9-6115 APARTMENTS AVAILABLE *OTD property APPLICATIONS BEING MOTOROLA TV Income. 227 15th Ave., near beach. Bar- ACCEPTED 10-Yr. Guarani., on Oil Flr.d Boilers AT RENTAL OFFICE PURCHASED FROM US. gain for someone: No reasonable offer MAHWAH Open to 7 Inrlodlnf Sundays MASONRY Easy Paym.nl., NO MONEY DOWN E. B. NOWICK! PROP. refused. Seen by appointment. Murphy. II CARPENTRY, local S.rvlc. 24 Hour, CALL SW 5 2414 44 SOUTH MUNN AVE. Fr«. a Day BERGEN COUNTY A RANCH OR SPLIT LEVEL In (he EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY For Fr*. Surv.y Call AUTO SERVICE & REPAIRS Joyce Kilmer tccllon of Cragmrre Pork with 3 bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, recreation O Range 4-7344 PAINTING, SIDING HUmboldt Hlllcr.it 2-2442 ROOFING, 3-3844 BERGEN COUNTY extras. Almost G.M. Transmission Service room, laundry room, many • FINE 1 2 acre fully landscaped. 1 Car garage. • Modernized • SEE ANY OK A BY CAR: out Cent! • Room Additions Plymouth. Ford. Chevrolet. Bulck. Olds- SELECTION OK HOMES THRU Price $27,500. Straight Insulation NATIONAL RADIANT Munni turn right on Munn Ave. hall Waterproofing mobile, Cadillac, make • any auto; we will block. • Enclosures Finished install a rebuilt transmission, guaranteed THE DATOR AGENCY • & MOONEY BY BUS: Take No. 21 to Munn Ave., Bathrooms Kitchens HEAT CO. 8 months; 1 SMITH 6 E. Rumapo Ave., Mahwah. N J. • price quoted, no ups; E-Z walk south 1-1/2 blocks to property or General Basement terms. 1-day service. 331 Halsey st. REALTORS ‘ LAfayette 9 3000 • • Repairs 373 North 7th St., N.wark 7. N J. take No. 24 or No. 44 bua to Central and Newark. For prices call Ml 2 3334 111 Klnd*km'k Rd . Monlval.. N. J. Plastering Violations • Munn Aves.. walk half block north te & • 8 A.M.-a PM PArk Rldk. fl-2400 Floors Steps Stuccoing MOUNTAIN LAKES property. • Iron Work - Removed LAKE HIAWATHA LAKE HIAWATHA ELIZABETH Modern Elevator Apts. RITA B. MURPHY • Cement and • Porches CALL ANYTIME 237 W. Main SI. Uoonton. N. J. Pierce Manor OR 2-0888 DE 4 17M Brick Stoops • 4 Rm*. (1 bedrm.) from $123 Tiling JEfftrtoa 9-0606 IVES.: OR 5-6093 St. NEW MODEL Cloud in Town SPLIT-$15,500 Country Living 5 Rms. (2 bedrm*.) from $139 at low at In this 3 old. 4 bedroom, 2V» bath $5~ $l,BOO DOWN - FHA MORTGAGE year 6 Rms. bedrm*, 2 baths) Mr month ASK FOR 808 ANDERSON home. Center hall, living room w/flre- (3 place. fam- TREE EXPERTS INC. Salesman on premises from 1 to 8 P. M Sat. At Sun. dining room, lovely kitchen, from $169 , ily w/bar. Attractive grounda. THREE LARGE BEDROOMS room One block to Immaculate Conception 101x170. galore for your Large Living Hoorn. Modem Kitchen with Youngstown Playinatca Church 4 school. Four uncrowded Cabinets and Hullt-ln Oven and Range. Built-In Garage children. achoola, pa- Open daily SV to S5 P.I\M. rochial schools bus, Lackawan- Open dally FREE ESTIMATES MANY MUST BE SEEN TO nearby, Tuesday and ‘ Friday until • P.M. EXTRAS! APPRECIATE Cath- na commuting. 3 blocks to St. Sunday 1-3 PM Anderson erine of Sienna Church. Offered at Construction Presidential Mangement. Cos. DON'T DELAYI STOP AND SEE TODAYI *33.200. RE 1-2639 Many other listings throughout Morris LODI 166 W Mliuter PI. 4 rooms 274 CENTRAL AVE. County with complete dotalls and and bath. comb, gas stove. 145 per month ORANGE, N. J. available for Sept. L PRescott 0-9769 515 NORTHFIELD AVE., MICHAEL DE CROCE, Broker photos. Every price range. Two Rooms, and bath, heat, hot water, 739 LITTLETON RD. PARSIPPANY. N. J. Sanders & Brackin, Realtors WEST ORANGE, N. J. gas- and elec, supplied. 45 per month, One Boulevard Mountain Lakes 17 E. Sylvan Ava., Newark. N. J, TU 7-461 1 DKKBFIKLI) 4 1310 413 Homes Sold at Brook Forest August 18, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 15 SOUTH TOMS RIVER (PFS)— hilt, Inc. of Lakewood. More than 300 of the homes 400 Schmertz, who offers three sold at the two, Construction Starts at Hillcrest 700-house Brook and four-bedroom Forest ranch, dual- community on Dover Road NORTHVALE (PFS) Con- The homes, priced from $19,990, level and Cape Cod homes just off Exit 80 of the Garden priced struction is under way in the first will be built on wooded, fully- State from $9,300, lists 302 Parkway here have now occupancies section of the recently-opened landscaped plots 100 by 150 feet been delivered to buyers, reports He reports a total of 413 homes Hillcrest community here as a and larger for Fall delivery builder Robert Schmertz of Ro- sold. result of initial sales activity at dates. Offered are split-level and the 77-house tract. two-story models featuring four Sales agent Eugene F. DiPaola bedrooms. of Northvale notes that L. & G. Models include the two-story Builders of Englewood are stak- Continental, the front-to-back ing out plots in the first section of split-level Fleetwood, and the the tract, which will have 30 side-to-side Imperial split-level. SUNRISE BEACH homes. The builders are also put- ting in utilities to help speed “ALLELUIA” is an ejaculation DURABILT NAVAJO: construction starts. Church during joyful seasons. Pictured above is anew Durabilt MRNE6AT BAY custom-built which home, can be seen at Culver Lakes, medallion home at the New Lakeforest Reservation, located near Branchville. With six the To Enjoy Fresh Soil Tong of rooms, Navajo model is Invites at Upper the Open Sea . . . The Scent of Hopatcong. available for only $64.44 a month. The homes within are HOME SITES Pine ... A Vacation Home for you walking distance of Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, Activities AT TH* Happy Summer such at and there is school bus to the New a Catholic Mlr . floating, Swimming, Fishing and Home at Lakeforest parochial gram- iNOlfs mar school and high school. lagoon paradiss a Haven for Eventual Year-Round HOPATCONG (PFS)—The Ar- Or Retirement Living. thur D. Crane Cos., Lake Mohawk developers, announce the opening 75 FT. WIDE 7 WATERFRONT of anew medallion home at ) LAGOON LOTS Lakeforest Reservation at Upper LARGE WOODLAND LOTS Hopatcong. $l5O DOWN $l5 MO. This contemporary ranch has a large living room, combinatinn 2 and 3 BEDROOM ON three bed- BARNEGAT BA'f RANCH family-dining room, x HOMES tr rooms and modern electric kitch- k p«nrT masakt en. The Westinghousc electric Finished Homes ap- Forest pliances feature: built-in ,/ven SOLID YEAR-ROUND CONSTRUCTION and range platform, deluxe dish- Lakes Qsaltwater pools washer with hot water Summer Rentals Available booster, PRIVATE SANDY BEACH 13 Unspotted Natural cu. ft. refrigerator, space- Beauty SHELLS from $3,100 8 ’til Dark mate laundromat with soap anH Open Route 206, Andover, N. J. YACHT CLUB water saver, deluxe space-mate «r. 9, f. 0. lex 171 Ferkid River, N. J. MY. 3-3921 Here dryer with automatic dry control midst the scenic splendor DIRECTIONS: Garden Stale Pkwy. to Forked River Exit No. of CHOICE LAGOON 74, and 80-gallon glass-lined water lovely lakes. Hemlock trees miles at turn left at end of exit and go 2 to blinker Rt. 9, turn heater. The bath includes the and verdant woodlands is the left, on Rt. 9, go Vi mile to Sunrise Beach. OR: From Toms BUILDING LOTS finest quality American Standard ideal year ’round retreat. South on Rt miles to Sunrise Beach. River, 9, go 9'4 fixtures in decorator colors. New At Forest Lakes you enjoy Jersey Power and Light Cos. has unspoiled natural heautv in contributed the ultimate in mod quiet privacy plus modern ern lighting. *lBOO conveniences including paved I THE HEIGHT OF AND roads, Water mains, sandy • BOATING LUXURY VALUE! beaches, boardwalk, easy • SWIMMING accessibility to town. • CRABBING Acre Lots low as $1193 • MARINE BASIN only 10% down • FISHING YOUR BOAT Mcrett IN YOUR BACKYARD Sm Model Homo m a at NORTHVALEnor Oun Dally II AM. ill Dim Bergen straight ahaad and follow signs to Rad Lion Tavorn; turn laft, TilipKon* SPACIOUS SPLIT & follow Drum Point Road to Bay- LEVEL 2-STORY COLONIAL HOMES wood, Qibomvlllo Brick Town- TWinbrook 2-5100 # / ON 10Q x 125 (Min.) PLOTS LOADED WITH TREES EL m LAST REMAINING LOTS on Sussex MODEL SHOWN: "THE CONTINENTAL" 2-STORY COLONIAL MODEL LARGEST NATURAL LAKE WITH 4 TWIN SIZE County’s BEDROOMS ALL ON ONE FLOOR OF & • 7 8 Rooms • 3 & 4 Bedrooms • ltt Baths 5 • Finished Paneled Recreation Rooms with Sliding Patio Doors • CONCRETE PATIOS & DISTINCTIVE WALKS • Closets Galore (2 large Closets in MODELS Master Bedrooms • Separate Dining Rooms • Monthly Priced from Science Kitchen with Dining Area, Built-In •'i Oven and Counter-Top Range • Separate 20 Low Down Payment *19.990 Kitchen Entrances • Oversized 1 & 2 Car CULVER Garages • Vanitory and Sliding Double-Door IS-YSAR CONVENTIONAL Medicine MORTGAGES Cabinet in Colored Ceramic Tile LOW, LOW TAXES Bathrooms • GAS-FIRED FURNISHED MODEL HOT WATER Obtain These HOME OI*BN DAILY Benefits BASEBOARD HEAT • All A SUNDAY TILL OARK utilities, Streets Tel. PO 8-7080 & Curbs In & Paid For ★ NEW CLUBHOUSE NOW FOR $lOO,OOO . . . VACATION ONLY 25 MINUTES FROM NEW YORK CITY CONSTRUCTED DIRECTIONS: Knickerbocker noad north into tcratale to Exit 5 iRt 303): gouth LAKE Parkway Irorthvalc (becomes Ltvtngaton St.) to Paris ... for exclusive of clubmembers & friends on Rt. 303 to 3rd atop tight (Paria Ave.): turn use on Parla AND YEAR Ave.; left Ave. to Tappan ltd.: right right to ROUND Tappan Rd ; rtahl on Tappan Rd. to on Tappan Rd. left to Clinton Ave.i on Clinton Clinton Ave.; left on Clinton Ave. to Creat to Ave.; then follow etsna Modela. Drive; right on Creat Drive to Wildwood Rd.: ORi Geo. Waahtngton ★ SELECTIVE COMMUNITY FOR YEAR-ROUND Bridge to Pallaadea In- then left on WUdwnod Rd. to Modela. Exclusive ,4 ‘ M • VA, , LIVING LIVING Sale* Aeanfa: EUGENE F. Dl PAOLA , ;o^u^s-.N .4s*™ ■ Only 25 homes to be constructed. Beautiful artis- tically landscaped homes now on the development. ★CHURCH WITHIN ESTATES WALKING DISTANCE) ★ POWER BOATS PERMITTED. Our Lady Queen Of Peace Water skiing. Year-round sports. U.S. 206, 3 Miles North of Church ★ CITY WATER, YEAR ROUND. Branchville, N.J. SCHOOL Now on every lot. ★ BUS No wells drill. to new Catholic Parochial costly to Windsor 8-3333 grade school Be High School. ★ PAVED ROADS Open Daily & Sunday, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SET See DURABILT’S Full Size Model Homes In The Development YOUR LAKEFOREST CUSTOM-BUILT ON YOUR LOT ANYWHERE WITHIN 50 MILES SIGHTS RESERVATION ON NO MONEY DOWN 64-44 MONTHLY AT UPPER HOPATCONO You've hit a bullseye if you live herel Lower Than Rent! Come see the beautiful four-mile water- front ■ . . sensibly priced homes . . . con- venient shopping center . . . economic club Take plan community. the new super high- and Mail For Color & Information way visit soon. THESE FEATURES INCLUDED HOW TO GET THERE: Catalog I Durabill Homes, Culver Lake, • 100 Amp. •Uctrical • Complete interior trim Take Route 10 to Dover. Thence, Visit Our New Furnished Medallion Home I Route 206, Branchville, N. J. Open Daily ••rvlco Route 15 through Sparta, to Augusta. • oak floors • Complete hooting syittm Thence, Route to Culver Luke, 3 201) ■ Plemo tend the following, without obligation) • Comp Uta plumbing in- • cedar ihinglet miles north of Branchville. ( ) DURABILT HOMES color catalog, itallation Or: Take Route 40 west to Denville, • Complete insulation do not own a lot. Send information. • Complete Foundation | ( ) I thence new Route 80 to Route 15 lot at • Concrete itoop; wrought • Beit financing (up to 25 • ( ) I own a , through Sparta, etc- THE ARTHUR D. CRANE COMPANY iron raili yeort.) to Franklin turn left to Name ■ r fOUNDIKI OF LAKt Or: Route 23 ■ MOHAWK • FREE! $350 Aluminum Storm A Triple-Track Sparta, thence proceed north on Route ■ Address INTRANCI MIUS Sash & Screens. Limited Time onlyl 15 to Route 206 to Culver Lake. * NORTH OF DOVIR ON N. J. ROUTI IS State . City Phone . ______16 THE ADVOCATE August 18, 1960 28 YEARS FAMOUS FOR SUPERIOR FOODS! OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY 'Til 9:30 - SAT. 7116P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY AS ALWAYS! MONDAY 10 to 9 P.M. nn Mozymm Kl rmsr Hawaiianpunch z sliced *3 c pineapple it°- Bs m Z££*H*i%Ei ~ 2 *r49' UNION CITY ANNIVERSARY: who served at St. Union Archbishop Boland, Anthony’s, City, is shown here with can other on principals after services Aug. 14 marking the 10th anniversaryof the new church there. From left are Rev. uE2X2*«m Vincent Rev. Gerard M. Santora, Msgr. Caesar M. Rinaldi, the James A. ,4 -° z Garoffolo, Archbishop, Msgr. llght ' Hughes meat and Msgr. Anthony DiLuca. to bottle |o