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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - Aug. 29, 1958" (1958). The Catholic Advocate. 21. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/21 Father Honors 33 Priests, in ATERS P°pe Pius XH has Laymen Paterson tm„^ ~7 conferred Pontifical honors 17 Rt. Rev. Msgr. Walter H. rector upon priests and 16 Hill; LL.D.,' of the cross and lay people of the gloves. Rev.‘ WilliamN. Paterson Cathedral of St. John the Wall, director, Mt. Carmel Guild Social Diocese at the of Baptist, Paderson. • request James Named domestic - Bishop A McNulty prelates, with the title of Right Service a, S Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis P. Center, Paterson. a e received Kowalczyk, pastor of Reverend fr °m Holy were: . ATu ? Bishop in Monsignor, ? McNulty Rome Rosary, Passaic. Rev. Joseph J. Gallo, S.T.L., of St. Michael’s, Paterson. S1X P I StS h3d beCn Rev. John F. apP°intGd Prothonotaries Brady, pastor of St. Mary’js, Patersori. • Of the 16 Anatoli!** h I Rt. Rev. Andrew lay of the Paterson Diocese H Msgr. J. Romanak, pastor of Rev. John people d°meslic Assump- I). »rclales a " d Furman, pastor of St. Mary’s, Denviile. one was “ tion of the Blessed Passaic. honored, named a Knight Commander of St. chaiwl ' Virgin, Rev. Henry M. Veith, pastor of Holy Trinity, Passaic. Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Gregory, Dr. Laurence Collins, K.S.G. be n Shanley, Ph.D., pastor of St. Rev. named a Thomas J. of Knight Commander of Molloy, pastor St. Philip’s, Clifton. Nine were named of St. Kt ni !* Joseph’s, Paterson. Knights Gregory by the Holy f "e Kmghts St. Rev. Emil R. Suchon, of ’ Gregory; and six women Prothonotaries pastor Sacred Heart, Rock Father: ™ed l° Apostolic are accorded certain r6CeiVe the ‘‘ privi- away. Papal CrOSS Pro Eccles >a Michael Prof. ’ leges which are normally reserved to Doody, Gaetano Federici, Dr. Dominic •t Pontifice Bishops. They are priv- • Named Papal chamberlains, with the title of Galdieri, Thomas ileged to celebrate Pontifical Mass four Kelley, John J. Landi, Godfrey •"«"«* Prothonotaries times a year. Two of Very Reverend Meyer, Apostolic were: Monsignor, were: Owen O’Donnell, James ReV these occasions are at Christmas and Easter; the other J. O’Shea and Harry Phalon. J° H two Rev. John MSgr Seph of Our of • pastor of St. F. McKenna, pastor Lady the Lake Six women of the Paul’s, be selected by them. Paterson Diocese were CUfton ' may Lake Mohawk. named to In receive the so pontificating a Papal cross, “Pro Ecclcsia et Pontifice”: B ev Msgr. Prothonotary Apostolic is entitled Rev. - Joseph M. O’Sullivan, of St. Joseph R. Brestel, pastor of St. George, Paterson Mrs. Frank Del .. pastor An- to use certain pontificals, articles of attire Prete, Mrs. Eugene Klein, Mrs. Kather- thony’s, Hawthorne. * customarily worn Rev. Christian D. Haag, pastor of St. Monica, Sussex. ine V. Mrs. Arthur only by Bishops. Among these are the McGarry, Moore, Mrs. Dennis O’Brian ring, miter, pectoral Rev. Francis H. Murphy, pastor of St. Agnes, Paterson and Miss Veronica Tynan.

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VOL. 7, NO. 35 SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1958 PRICE: TEN CENTS Knights Told Anti-Religious Minority Noisy and Effective CLEVELAND Auxiliary Bishop John J. Krol of security.” Moreover, he con- Cleveland warned “consumer delegates to the Knights of Columbus tinued, criticism and 76th national consumer protest is, in reality, convention here that the Church-state “wall an exercise of freedom of of separation” slogan is being used in an effort “to bar all speech and expression.” religious influence in education and public to liquidate the Bishop Krol said that “the school private system.” atheist and secularist who deny Speaking at the convention ban- or the existence were the Catholic and other ignore of God, quet, Bishop Krol-said that “a private schools.” deny or ignore the vital and basic small but articulate minority of He asked philosophy of our national Consti- “When precisely did secularists atheists, and the tution.” he profes- teaching of and Consequently, said, sional morality bigots are carrying on a become “he cannot love his religion un-American? truly country; PAPAL AUDIENCE: Members of the Paterson Diocesan pilgimage to Lourdes, Rome and other shrines of Europe under leadership of Bishop warfare aimed at the When did he cannot be a true practical the teaching of sub- patriot, and exclusion of God and in he in McNulty were granted a prlvate audience with Pope Pius XII on Aug, 19. Bishop McNlty is at the right of the Pontiff, and at his left is Msgr. religion jects, which were fact, cannot genuine from traditionally the life of our nation.” considered and indispensable supports sincerity conviction, pledge Andrew V. Stefan. Others pictured are from left: Veronica C. Tyman, Dr. Louis J. Bohl, Rev. Joseph Barkos, O.S.B., The has group already succeed- of allegiance to the American political prosperity, become a flag.” Rev. John Tynan, S.J., and William J.McNulty, the Bishop's brither. ed in First affecting the Amend- divisive element? In conclusion the de- How can relig- Bishop ment to the he which teaches clared that “A true Constitution, ion, the essential patriot must * Paterson Unit charged. principles of unification— desire and work for national Attendance that we Urged For more than a he all children morale. There can be national century, are of God—all broth- no the First morale without said, Amendment—- ers, children of the national same Father morality, Meets shall make no law and national Pope “Congress —be called divisive?” morality cannot exist

an without Mass to respecting establishment of “If a Honor K. pluralistic school system religion.” C., CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy religion or prohibiting the free is a threat to national unity,” AT THE exercise thereof”—has CLOSE of their meet- Mingling with colorfully- been un- Krol Bishop added, “what is to be ing, the derstood and in the said Knights adopted a reso- garbed African pilgrims, interpreted about the of pluralism our lution intended urging the U.S. to break Our sense by its framers. Lourdes members of the Paterson political parties, or our Lady dio- news- of off all Yet in our diplomatic relations with day, Bishop Krol papers, er our various cesan to religious Russia. The NEWARK pilgrimage Lourdes “the resolution, a tribute Archbishop Boland will celebrate continued, simple and clear sects, or social and a Solemn our fraternal and Rome took in to the “suffering and heroic Pontifical Field Mass in part a general1 language of this peo- Foschini Park, Hackensack, on Satur- amendment, organizations?” audience here of also asked that 6, 10:30 granted by Pope without in constitu- ple Hungary," day, Sept. at a.m. justification Pius XII. AN Russia be from the In an tional in ARTICULATE expelled Unit- announcement to be read at all Masses history or legal theory, minority, on Sunday, African folk ed Nations. costumes and has been distorted Krol Aug. 11, the wrote that “the into separation Bishop said, pose as Archbishop Mass is at "super- arranged added touch between Other the request of the pgcantry a of color Church and state.” righteous defenders of freedom. resolutions supported Knights of Colnahw. of Bergen County in bills to the audience In the The decent office commemoration of the 75th of courtyard minute any group of strengthening post reg- anniversary their and REFERRING founding, of the TO charges that citizens ulations against the is to be offered in Pope’s summer residence. protests against de- mailing of honor of the centennial of Our ... of and Lady The. took of private religious schools obscene Lourdes that she Pope note the pres- are moralizing and degenerating liter- literature; commended may, through her powerful intercession, obtain “un-American” and for ence of the pilgrims from Daho- “divisive,” ature or movies, a the government for us the desired of world cry of ‘freedom demanding ardently blessing peace. mey, Ghana. Togo and other Bishop Krol told the delegates: of is proofs of before “This has been West speech’ raised." sincerity agree- year declared Our Lady’s Year by our Holy “It African localities and was cheered is a matter of historical But freedom to a summit the of speech and ing meeting with father,” Archbishop said, “and he has requested that there fact that, in reply. prior to and for some has urged President Eisen- be an holocaust of expression limitations, the Russia; unending devotions offered to the Immaculate time after the Declaration hower Mother of prelate and must to refuse extradition to of God during this time.” PATERSON stressed, be holy was not the only Independence, the only school curtailed Yugoslavia of The said “in the interest of Andrija Artukovic, Archbishop that all the and faith- U. S. area at clergy, religious represented the au- systems in ful existing our country a political foe of Tito: and asked are most invited be truth, decency and national cordially to present at the Mass, and dience, Diocesan all pilgrimages who uphold moral urged all who could attend to do principles possibly so. from Buffalo, New York, Roches- to stay from away entertainment ter and Lansing, Mich., also were offensive to morality and intelli- Father in attendance, as wefe students gence. from Fitzpatrick Labor Day Marquette University, Mil- The latter resolution called Food at- Dealers waukee. The office of The tention a Advocate to grow- “dangerously The Paterson was will be closed on Labor pilgrimage Of St. Peter’s ing disregard” of moral stand- Day, Dies Back led by Bishop McNulty and Msgr. ards in motion Monday, Sept. 1. pictures, stage Sunday Andrew V Stefan. The section JERSEY CITY Rev. John P. Fitzpatrick, S.J., assist- productions and television. headed by the Bishop is ant at St. Peter’s Church expected pastor since 1941, died 21 Aug. Closing Drive to arrive in New York from In St. Vincent’s New Hospital, York, after a aboard the short illness. MILWAUKEE Naples Independence . He and had of (NC) on was 75, been a Jesuit for 57 Columbus Plan Sept. 3. Some of Msgr. Stef- years. Knights Nationwide elosing of food an’s are A Solemn Mass group due home Sept. 10 Requiem was offered for the repose stores on after a flight from Sunday was Shannon, Ire- of his soul in St. Peter’s Church Al Insurance advo- l-Embracing land. The final cated at the group will sail Aug. 25 by Very Rev. John B Peter’s annual conven- grammar school, St. CLEVELAND The from Knights quiries an increase of 27,000 Amsterdam Sept. 14 with Morris, S.J., rector of St. Peter's. Peter's tion of an School of organization which Preparatory and Columbus will their in- 22 as arrival date in New Walter W. expand were and 38,000 Sept. Auxiliary Bishop Cur- St. Peter’s received, represents College. some 15,000 York. surance program to cover entire enrolled for retail tis gave the absolution. persons the in- Msgr. He entered the meat and food dealers. of it was announced James Vicar Society families, at the structions. Semiannual dona- A. Hughes, General Jesus A. on Aug. 14, and Roy Giese of Milwaukee, and 1901, was organization's convention here. tions of 40c each K of C pastor of St. ordained by treasurer of Aloysius, Jersey the late Cardinal the National Asso- Name Murray by Gib- The fraternal members was also present. society already support the advertis- City, bons in 1916 ciation of Retail Meat at Md. has than and Food Woodstock, more $750,000,000 worth ing program. Officers of the Mass Rev. Father said the dealers Gibbons Medalist were Fitzpatrick had served of insurance Dealers, had few in force mem- William on Charles B. Humelsine J. Hoar, S.J., deacon; on the faculties of Boston of Bal- hopes of the of Col- bers. in adoption Sunday WASHINGTON Thomas E. Membership the 76year- timore PILGRIMAGE HIGHLIGHT: is shown Rev. Michael J. Walsh, Canisius was elected to a three- laws Bishop McNulty S.P.M., a lege, Buffalo- closing throughout the coun- College, old stands at a of Murray of New York, former society peak term on the with the Father cousin of Father Fitzpatrick, sub- Regis year K of C 21 try. Holy during their private talk at the High School, New York; member of the Atomic 1,100,000. member board Energy deacon; and Rev. Augustine W. and St. Peter’s supreme of direc- 19 audience which was a Preparatory School It also Voluntary compliance deal- will be Aug highlight of the was announced that K. by Commission, given the Bishop's here. tors. Reelected for Maegher, S.J., master of ceremo- He was director of three-year ers will be the chief athletics of C. advertisements in weap- Cardinal Gibbons Medal on Nov. secular terms were: William European pilgrimage. nies. at Fordham J. Mulligan, ons in the drive University from 1926 on Sunday clos- 15 the publications have drawn 3,000,000 by Catholic University of to 1936. Hartford, Conn.; Joseph F. ings, he said. about Lamb, America Alumni Association. inquiries the Faith in 11 New FATHER FITZPATRICK was Father York; Harold J. Places Hope for Unity Fitzpatrick is survived Lamboley’ years. More than 300,000 The medal, highest alumni born in the persons Monroe, Francis CHARLES RROMANN of Chi- Forced Labor Jersey City, son of by his brother, Wis.; J. Hcazel, Thomas, of Jersey has been subsequently enrolled in mail or- executive award, given annually the late James and Ashvtlle, N Dr. Gerald cago, secretary of the In of Mary Gormley City. Interment was C.; J. Spirit Benedict at St. An- der instruction courses. since 1949 for serv He association, said distinguished Fitzpatrick. attended St. drew Lunz, Hamilton, Ont, and R Sunday openings NORC lA, s-on-Hudaon, Last ice Italy (NC) Popp of Priests Poughkeepsie. year some 367,000 in- to fhe country, the Church or Lot Conroy Scoggins, Houston. by stores were increasing. This Pius XII hopes that the spirit of to the Bishop Bryan J threatened break down area university. St. Benedict. Father of Chris Archbishop to IFCA: son able pattern for McEntegart of Brooklyn, former proprietors ’’ In Red China tian Europe, will rector of the received guide Europe- and employes of food university, markets, an leaders so that their people he said. the award last year HONG KONG (RNS) i will be united with ties of true Both Giese Murray was named to the AEC and Bromann not- Chinese I brotherhood communist authori- 'Do Not in 1950 President ed the support by Truman and given by Church ties in Kwei- Laws was God to served until I, 1957 Since The Pope’s aspiration ex Kwangtung, Compromise groups July of Sunday dosing ef then in a the forts. Giese he has been a consultant to pressed message to peo- chow, and other nearby pro- said labor unions of Norm, miles have the Joint Atomic ple 160 northeast vinces are ’ gone on record in favor of Congressional compelling priests With ot Rome the Committee Among other Sunday all Energy and leading members of the laity the World closings over the Ways he has been of awards, the The occasion was to country. given inauguration take part in agricultural and NEWARK the Lactare Medal Notre Dame of the restored church marking industrial production. Archbishop Boland called for “a with the of the Attending convention were Ijy Christ- ways he in their world," parishes which la their and the Catholic Action Medal the of St Benedict that will not 283 delegates who by exact place s The object, according to re- ianity compromise the laws of God said auch a faith is the represented with the only obligation. St. Bonaventtire University birth some from mainland is to of the world" as that 15,000 dealers ports China, ways he addressed the thing can save Christianity banquet Saturday change in the modern Auxiliary Bishop Walter W the character of tha of the world and "avert evening 21st convention of the Curtia International Feder- was a priests and and make them a that defiea banquet guest. laity ation catastrophe imagin- Labor of Catholic Alumnae. Day Mass true Nearly 400 and ation.” patriot > of the fatherland." delegates visi- BISHOP Thomas J. tor* of the IFCA attended the —— McDonnell, The Archbishop alse Coadjutor of At Cathedral K\l I IKS being held in vari- convention held in the Robert strong- Bishop Wheeling, W fund* for the shrine's ' On ous statue of ly recommended that the IFCA bad issued the Inside... parts of the communist-dom- Treat Hotel 19-24. a strong plea Residents Aug. St. Pius X. — of members participate in for to inated mainland also are aimed • At the their leadership the IFCA con- the closing session of the Archdiocese of Newark are In other vention important parish organisations. the at the character of convention it was announced convention Assuring delegates at Pontifi- invited to attend the changing annual A TOl K the to business the them that he cal Mass PICTI RE of archdiocesan pilgrimage Catholicism in China, that Alice federation acquired meant no criti- celebrated by Arch- to map out May of Baltimore had 1-abor Day Mass. Sept 1, in cism of their Boland new dioceses admonish been anew director. Rev. Jo- federation, he re- bishop in Sacred Heart Lourdes and Rome is on 9 and to elected to succeed Mrs. Er- Very Sacred Heart ( athedral presented Page seph B. minded them that cannot Cathedral those of the faithful McAllister, vice rector it sub Aug 22. who oppose nest P. Tibbits of Montclair as A Pontifical low Mass, it will of Catholic stitute for their socialism " University of Amer- obligation to He reminded president of the which the women that be celebrated AN END TO LABOR federation, ica. by Archbishop investigations by the Senate is Msgr. William be active in their tfceir The Peking Kwang Ming Dal- has 600,000 McDonald, parishe*. education members in the U S, places upon Boland at 10 a m The preach- rector of Catholic IFCA is fed- the C Action declared that "hereafter all and and Observing a them Use suggested by N ('W Social department ly other countries. University Obligation to refuse er will be Rev. Jor- former eration of educated Catholics must regard the IFCA director. was Catholic the humdrum, its Vat- Highlight of the banquet was comfortable dick. Si Peter the Apostle, in Labor Day statement, on Page 2 named women (all members life” ican as their because the presentation of honorary president. are grad and embrace the River enemy a check lay Edge uates of Catholic the relations between Chinese for universities, apoetolate, living tl IH,tN for two roae win- ARCHBISHOP share As in the past the Mass will THE ROLAND CHALLENGE facing trade unionism receives Catholics urged colleges, academies or their faith edi- and the See are dows in the soon-to-be the high with others. be (he Holy com women to be active sponsored by Pius in thetr he cited the Pope schools) need for that “the torial comment on .■ ft incompatible.'* National Shrine of the Noting world is col XII Institute of Industrial Re Page pieted federation, to with participate educated Catholics in so- To remold themselves. Cath- .lasmacnlate Wash other parish lapsing today under suf- latinos More than 1,000 Conception, Catholic in cieties. terrific repre olics organisation* fering must take part in labor and lagton. D. C. Mrs. Tihhits . . . and its fist sentativrs of BIRTH CONTROL is now much in the building "an shaking management and news, some impregnable waU" He also reminded (hat there participate in con- •ado the in helpless production to the fury" because its labor are to attend presentation Msgr. against threat oi expected communism. hai been criticism facts art told m the Box on ft tests, trim down activ- recently of leaders Question .... religious Thomas have rejected the Teo A feature of the be Page J. Grady, shrine diree- Calling for a faith event will that "will the fact that educated Catholics ities and combine religious life and Commandments, Me tar, piodgod additionai not Bishop Don the blessing of worker compromise the laws af God not the typical with production art providing leadership ; work,** the com- (Continued a* Page 11) tools. munist newspaper said. 2 THE ADVOCATE August 29,1958 Suggests an End to Labor Probe Places in the Week's News from elements WASHINGTON Congress should The Knights of Malta, through National Catholic Laymen’s Re- opposition seeking “seriously con- might conceivably do serious to the labor hanp to whether or not Conference. to offset the Church’s growth sider the advisability of terminating its investigation” wages are currently exceeding Cardinal Spellman, presented 10,- treat and movement and to the cause of collective bargain- and are thus shots An industrial labora- strengthen Buddhism for future. productivity . to in- 000 Salk to Nicaragua technique of labor in the near Management and labor and . . contributing polio political ing labor-management relations.” flation.” to combat in will be at Fairfield ends. should schedule a series of top-level conferences to While a polio epidemic tory opened calling for “positive to ways” strengthen In the next Two issues of a Catholic discuss inflation addition, meetings.would discuss prices and some sections of that country. University, Connecticut, wages, prices, productivity, and related internal union mag. democracy, the statement stressed that been profit levels and industry’s to The Canadian of month to acquaint industrial ezine have banned from the ability pay. Federation subjects. any “so-called right-to-work legislation would be This of with busi- mails in Cuba it These the recommendations a kind and joint the Editors of Catholic Papers and management students because denied are key contained in not cooperation consultation, great disservice only to the labor movement as message will to Periodicals has decided estab- and claims that the 1958 Labor statement issued here the Social noted, never come pass unless labor and to ness production problems. government the Cu- Day by such but to the nation whole.” as a in Action' National management forget their and lish in Ottawa in Students at Sophia University, ban army, opposing rebel Department, Catholic Welfare Confer- petty differences sin- headquarters Experience in a number of the ob- states, message another the institution in To forces, is ence. cerely accept one as equal in the service the same housing Jesuit-operated merely fighting “out- has demonstrated that this parts building served, type of of the The legislation community. “And in will Canadian Catholic Conference. kyo, have established a free med- laws.” statement was released by G. drives this, turn, never Msgr. George a wedge between labor and hap- management. “It pen unless workers and ical in the in director. employers cultivate Some 50,000 persons attended center one of city’s, ..Communists Mexico have Higgins, department tends to involve them in fruitless prayerfully a with the virtue struggle one Of social ceremonies at the Shrine of Our settlements. launched drive to another.” charity." ragpickers’ a exploit labor RECOGNIZING“serious abuses” still ■The Franciscans will within the exist in some of the De open a strife ENCOURAGING Lady Holy Rosary, Cap country. the the labor unions, statement expressed confidence that labor TURNING movement to look “for La the new minor in Catholics in TO and Madeleine, Quebec, on seminary Oregon Japan increased labor-management problems re- positive of will its efforts” to curb ways strengthening Internal union “intensify unethical union the statement said that democ- Feast of the this Fall. 5% the year lationships, the Assumption. by during ending only harmonious co- racy, statement the practices. The statement out the labor deplored "serious problem of meals Two and to total of pointed that operation between the two solve More than 1,000,000 have priests several lay June 2, 1958, a 254,- groups can current apathy that exists "in movement is already “doing a deal economic virtually every national and the missionaries will leave Brussels great on its own such the been to poor people 114. Jesuits there, problems as current recession and local union.” provided meanwhile, initiative to abuses.” every correct these . the of of the Catholic of for Bolivia to six the 50th anniver- threat inflation. To parish Hoeng shortly join are celebrating help correct this However, it said that to allow the situation, it was that from the M alines Arch- To'this end it “as soon urged Song, Korea, by Catholic Relief priests sary of their return to the coun- Congres- suggested as possible the labor sional movement should “give investigations "to on a series considerable thought Services in the 15 months. diocese working there. drag interminably,” ... of past already try. exploratory meetings” to discuss, to revitalizing relationships between would serve no useful legislative and other national end local The Brothers of the Cross A Bible and purpose among things, "the Holy 25-year-old Catholic-spon- The a catechism hotly debated question as unions have opened anew novitiate at sored rural movement in Ireland have been translated into Basque, N.Y. added in Valatle, 65 new groups during 1957 a language used some parts of The of staffed of • • Calls for Return Legion Mary a and is' now composed 425 Spain and France and regarded HOME REPAIRS Catholic Information Booth at the guilds. of the j as one most difficult of Mississippi Valley Fair at Dav- I To Natural Law In Washington, the Post Office western languages. and distributed has Carpentry Matonry Painting enport, la., 13,- revealed that arrests The See per- LOS Department Holy granted ANGELES (NC) Car- 000 pieces of literature. for mailing obscenity showed a mission for delivery of vernacu- dinal Mclntyre of Los Marydale Retreat House has Angeles increase the fiscal lar translations of the Epistle and “return the sharp during urged a to natural law been dedicated at JOE Covington, Ky., that ended June 30. at Masses in the ecclesi- GOLDEN of year Gospel moral in for absolutes” a sermon to serve as headquarters the of The Mirror News of Los astical province Agra, India. at Ange- delivered a Red Mass here. BUILDER and les has announced its opposition On hand for the ceremony were Club Alumni GENERAL CONTRACTOR Future Dates to a move to reimpose taxation Newman many lawyers, judges and public on private schools in California. COLUMBUS (NC)—Rev. James 99 H. 22nd STREET officials, is a Tnl.i |RId « including delegates to Following listing of im- 0 6-4914 The Hungarian Catholic League chaplain of the National the 81st annual of the O’Brien, meeting Catholic dates and portant of America sponsored St. Ste- Newman Club will KENILWORTH. N. J. BRidg. 6-9187 American Bar Association. Federation, he meetings in September. services in St. phen’s Day Pat- a principal speaker during the The Red Mass, a tradition dat- 1-16 National New- rick’s New aft- annual conference of the the Sept. Cathedral, York, Nation- ing back to 13th asks century, Club man Federation, conven- er a parade of 2,000 persons down al Alumni Association Sept. 5 8 divine guidance in the adminis- Columbus. BURNS tion, Fifth Ave. at Ohio State University here. & O'CONNELL, Inc. tration of justice. Sept. 1-16 National Federa- A statewide Catholic census Cardinal said: GARDEN STATE PLAZA Mclntyre "The tion of Catholic College Stu- will be taken in Missouri Sept. legal profession is in Route 4 and 17 a very real annual San PARAMUS, N. J. dents, meeting, 28. sense the custodian of good gov- Francisco. of Tolophono HUbbard 7-5317 A group 100 Yugoslav pil- ernment for free men. It is the 3-4 Catholic Biblical Ixh* 160 and 161, Oardan Stata Sept. grims arrived at Lourdes to take Parkway Parking Araa No. $ monitor of the legislative branch. Association, annual meeting, part in centennial celebrations. It the of NEW is guide the executive St. N. Y. JERSEY'S.FINEST Bonaventure, The Jesuits in Bombay ace cel- branch. It is FOR RELIGIOUS AND THE LAITY the interpreter of Sept. 4-7 National Catholic ebrating the 100th anniversary of the branch In judicial a system Social Action Conference, first their arrival there. IMPORTED and that DOMESTIC GIFTS protects our freedoms.” national meeting, Notre Dame. A drive to secure funds to re- He HOUU. TUISDAY and SATURDAY, 9 41 A. called for “a return in the M. ta 6<1S P. M. Sept. 10-17 —■ International the Cathedral of the Immac- AC INC. field pair CADILI MONDAY, WIDNUDAY, THURSDAY, PRIDAY, *:4J A. M. *:4S P. of to the im- ta M. jurisprudence Mariological and Marian Con- ulate in has Conception Syracuse MO CENTRAL AVI. of the natural mutable principles gresses, France. been launched there. Lourdes, NEWARK, Ml 2-ROEO law the foundation of all law iifrum. Sept. 12-18 Catholic Inter- Gains achieved by Catholicism and the well of our peace in national of Philos- a Congress in Vietnam have aroused strong brighter day." ophy, San Giorgio Maggiore Is- Your ho»t Copt. Potor Lari* JERSEY land, toys BOY IN MUNICH: Robert Budelman of West Italy. Sept. 17-19-20 Ember Days. /or a fruo wood to Political ... oxporloneo listens broadcast tape in studio of Radio Free Pilgrimage Sept. 19-23 National Confer- In Soa Food Europe where he has been LOURDES, France cu/a/no headquarters employed in (RNS) ence of Catholic Charities, an- More than 300 state the officials and nual Columbus. you'll wont to public relations department all summer. meeting, try members of parliaments from Sept. 20-24 National Coun- France and other cil of Catholic tht OCEAN European coun- Women, conven- forest BREEZE tries took Westwood Youth Guides part in the Interna- tion, St. Louis. Lake ’I 320 tional fr Clondonny Avo., Joraoy City Parliamentarians Pilgrim- 22-24 Mission Sept. Secre- age to the shrink of Our Lady of tariate of the RESERVATION Phono: HI Radio Catholic Church, 5-0406 Free Visitors AT UPPER HOPATCONG Europe Lourdes here. annual meeting, Washington. STIAKS and CHOPS for moat oatora By Anne Mae Buckley MUNICH Your Year'Round Though he is only one of. 12,600 people , employed at Radio Free Europe, Robert Budelman, 21, in the News Home Address has been an People doing important work there all summer. You’ll enjoy in this A member of the living new, i public relations staff of RFE, the exclusive Club community looted in t man from Prof. Wu of Tai- young Westwood, N. J., has guided hundreds Hslang-hslang named Vice Chancellor of the beautifully wooded area, 1000 feet above wan has sea and New of visitor* of dozens of nationali- University, Formosa, Military Ordinariate. level, bordering Jersey's SCHTILLER & been into the largest and finest mountain lake. PLEVY ties on tours of the station dur- received. Catholic Rev. Peter Gabriel Gflbey, O. to Iron Curtain countries, that it’s Church. Lakefcrest Reservation and ' of London has denied excel- SPECIALISTS ing June, July August. the second of record- 5.8., re- provides largest user lent 'round Rev. Pietro that he year recreational facilities for a in Magnone was elect- ports has decided to take Bob, good-looking college ing tape the world (the U. S. the entire • ed the family: swimming, fishing, SHEET METAL WORK senior loaded with Government is superior general of the Oblates seat to which he is entitled in poise, came by first). boating, skiing, this of St. the ice-skating, etc, yet •the RFE Sometimes Joseph at their seventh House when he inherited the post as a result of a he gets a chance to friendly is within • SLATE and community easy com- TILE ROOFING general at title Baron Vau* of he conducted travel around for meeting Asti, Italy. Eighth Har- the project at Fairleigh Europe a bit, muting distance to metropolitan area. rowden. • Dickinson earlier when he's Mullath BUILT-UP ROOFING University this example, assigned to JCadingi Vellodi, new Choice lake or hillside sites now Indian minister Rt. Rev. Emil M. C.R. front year. Bob led the Kiwan- meet an visitor to RFE. to the Schot, campus important Holy See, available at reasonable for Church#*, oriel of I prices. Convont*, Roctorio* School*. is Club in has his S.P., has been re-elect- a program of lectures Bob, a parishioner of St. An- presented credentials to Rome, * Estimate* and roftronco* furnl»h«d ed to a term as 'Wonderful investment with real on and library drew’s, attended St. the Pope. six-year Superior poten- roquoit. displays publicizing Westwood, tial for future General of the Clerics profit the work of Radio Free Cecilia’s Mrs. Regular 693-95 N. High School, Englewood. Elena de • SOUTH 12th STRUT, NEWARK 3, J. Europe. Faggianato p ; of the most for the chance to see some of F., has been named director interesting of ley, 0.M.1., will be consecrated summer jobs a collegian could Europe. But the chief value of St. Jude’s a national League, de- in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and dream Founders Lake Mohawk of. his association with Radio Free votional of association, and editor of Paul, Philadelphia, on Oct. 8. He he is the Handling as as Europe, says, opportu- the monthly The Voice many 80 visit- magazine was recently named to head the rfhur DLCrane learn what is on in Company MAKE or* a nity to going of St. YOUR at Bob first shows a Jude, by the Claretian Fa- time, Apostolic Vicariate of Jolo in the 6 film the-countries hidden behind the thers. Entrance miles North of Dover on N. J. ' about the operation of RFE Philippines. Route 15 and the Iron Curtain, to gain apprecia- gives commentary. Then Rev. Robert J. Leuver, C.M.F:, he shows them tion of their sufferings and an SAVINGS around the RFE has been named director of the of the sit- here, all the while understanding political Immaculate headquarters Heart Crusade, a uation. handing out bits of in- interesting movement to spread devotion to “That’s the sort of thing formation like the fact that you the Immaculate Heart of Mary, RFE cah't in Bob. START broadcasts 76 hours a get textbooks," says week and editor of the monthly maga- xine, Immaculate Heart -Messen- < Hit ger. Clergymen Colbert EARNING Bonhomme, new Am- -3 Virginia Plan bassador from Haiti to the Holy W(?Vg not See, has presented his credentials For Segregation to the Pope. CARTERET Cardinal de la Torre of Quito, FALLS CHURCH. Va. (RNS)— Ecuador, has been appointed % A of 49 Protestant minis- group Papal Legate to the Third Na- USED ters and six Catholics priests, tional Eucharistic Congress of » DIVIDENDS all the representing major Ecuador, to be held at Guaya- churches of this city and subur- quil Sept. 24-28. ban Fairfax County, issued a CAR you Rev. Joseph W. Harman of ♦ public statement that “enforced Washington, a graduate of West segregation in our schools on the Point who resigned his commis- TODAY u/ant/ basis of race ia contrary to the sion to become a priest, has been will of God." Special from Date The declared their of Deposit, clergymen Checking Accounts unequivocal opposition to any at- Compounded Times a Yearl 4 LARGEST tempts by Virginia segregation- here ists to evade the Supreme Court decision require no Parking at all offices; SELECTION ordering integration in Save the schools “including use of minimum balance your energy. or, call MArket 2-8010 church facilities GUARANTEED OK as a substitute for the school 1% for free nave-by-mail public system," The all bills from clergymen spoke out as Pay Carteret your forms; pays USED CARS the deadline neared for 3 admis- the Enjoy sion of Negro students in Start from the bottom postage. the previ- a SPECIAL ously white schools, pursuant to account up ...with now car- checking safety, profit and help- federal latest rate a district court order. ful '57 Chava and Gov. J. Lindsay Almond has service of “New Plymt poti from BRIHM'S. said that he will close public at this bank. Jersey’s Largest 1" Vw friendly >1395 schools if this happens. Segre- for gationists are making plans Broadlooms with lest- a school which “private system" inf beauty N«w Car-Truck IVW kAHKINO SltVICt AVAIUSU AT loading would be set up along 2 COl/WSHOKI OWM WITH MOON* MOWer segregat- Honest vaiu# prices All and Makti Modali ed lines, making use of churches, and other facilities Hudson County » lodge halls,

lorvico for classes iorfo«» Dopt tody Shop Visit our NEW RUG SAF lENDIY ||a k SELECTOR ROOM CARTERET Igtgg ( / Show Tues. OiNUINI CHEVROLET P..H Chaplain Awarded room open and Thurs. till 0. and Loan Medal for Heroism Plenty of SAVINGS Association KANEOHE MARINE AIR STA- parking 'A TION. Hawaii (RNS)—Rev, (Lt. "Nt* Jtrgly'tLar/tlf I Cmdr.) Connell J. Maguire of Philadelphia received the Navy 806 Broad Newark t Street, and Marine Corps Medal here E 1.1/ \iti iii I*o it i SeMvUtat 417Orange Street, Newark 7 for “heroic conduct" in helping CeaMMiien Penn R.R. Newark to disarm Station, t a frenzied Marine who had shot curtaei 712 Springfield Are., NewarkI l»M L AMMOtINO hn an officer. =• After /e tewoteean *0« Central Avenua, IMS HUDSON UVD. the shooting last January, 939 the entered In North Broad Street Se«Hfc eraaset 19 South Orange Avenue JERSEY CITY chaplain a room which the had Elisabeth, N. J. 4 Nadu M tl Jcw'nal Marine barricad- ms ust ed himself and talked with him PUndere 1-1100 Im. - Opm Ml * tat. •« « M for four hours. The Marine then OidlWd MOM Expert Cleaning and surrendered to the authorities. Kepeirtag tee. Problem of Age: August 29, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 3 No Conspicuous Difference in Need Preparation to Participate in Liturgy CINCINNATI Preparation is for Catholics must necessary participate in organiza- l PARISH PRIESTS Christians and were told gical year is an% excellent to participate in of tions Non-Christians the the equipped to make an liturgy Church, Rev. Shawn im- that most CIN G. people arc waiting for means of developing sanctity. (NC) Christian Sheehan of pact in such social fields as an . doctors, Christ is not Brighton, Mass., said here. \ opportunity to take a more Father Sheehan , Vi lawyers, only diminished, but was reelected clerks, race relations, foreign aid, la active businessmen, diplomats and artisans excluded, and Father Sheehan, of part in liturgical worship of are for the jhe authentic re- president the National Catholic president the National Liturgi- bor and management but most part not ligion of relations, ! that they must first be pre- conspicuously different from those who Christ is considered Liturgical Conference, spoke at the cal Conference during the meet- are 19th annual North family life and just a cult •' cooperatives. pared with necessary instruc- not Christian, among many.” American ing. Bishop John J. Wright of Worcester declared Liturgical Week at-! In the face Another stressed that tions. One was of this tended panel recommendation Also reelected Rev. Nor- here. “major spir- by Bishops, manization of the but j was priests and] arts, to re- to with itual problem” “participation in the liturgy begin congregational par- bert E. which, Bishop lay people from North America turn to their Randolph, Chicago, treas- This is the IN radical humaniza- problem of olir HIS KEYNOTE should not be confined ticipation in singing or dialogue address, Wright the some- to the urer. Rev. F. Wilmes of noted, “goes by as Aloysius ®j?e, he “and it tion, the out of a cor- said, is criticized purging a ’ precisely Bishop Wright “con- what awkward name a church but should be once month. of secular- (FATHER SHEEHAN, profes leaven building Elsberry, Mo., was elected vice the problem to rupt for the essential uses which the retreat formism to standards which the sor carried over into are ism,” retreat l)f Church used a the home” speakers on the con- and Rev. William lay movement history, de-j of man.” Many president J. movement addresses itself.” not ours which consciously re- concerns itself finition of the through community and vention with liturgy given by prayer theme, “The Church Leonard, S.J., of Boston “intensifying "This is not a plea for College, Bishop Wright, episcopal ad- pudiate the influence of the vulgariz- seasonal rituals. Jesus influence of Jesus Christ” Pope Pius XII “the worship! Year,” stressed that the litur- visor in ation or for secretary. to the retreat Christ.” stupid compromise, movement, the retreatants. to God the given by Mystical] for neither the art nor would delivered keynote address at Since the “breakdown of The of Christ in the religion response to Christ’s in- Body entirety of be served by he stressed. the, 17th biennial convention of he either,” Christendom,” said, there has fluence, he “will (its Head and members.” added, be re- “It is a AND the National plea for a genuine Catholic in flected in effort, \JE SERVICE WmmmmmmmMHm Laymen’s developed medicine, science, how we live.” And He said that preparation for V on the part of builders Retreat here. the and mak- Conference arts, business, and other this influence is a mat- such must start in to “largely participation ers, understand the Christian Approximately 700 “not a of dis- delegates areas only sense ter of and the home, where inspiration motiva- reverence, and the philosophy Christian es- representing more than 200 re- trust these fields and tion.” between thankfulness and sacrifice are thetics. It is treat the houses in the U. S. and the but only possible spiritual, an taught. It autonomy, must he between the Canada also heard continue, bridge Church and these com- so that each has to be- FRANCIS CROTTY tended of Bos- said, in both home and school contemporary art, and the ments: come a law unto itself.” ton was elected only of the “as we learn the mysteries of president possible door for the At • Karl “Thus the influence develop- Archbishop J. Alter of of Jesus conference. He served as presi- faith and the in which we ways ment of a living art tomorrow.” Cincinnati, convention host: “If dent from 1946 to 1948. He suc- ] can serve and worship God in have you grown, as retreatants, ceeds William REV. GERARD J. Halloran of the Church.” Ellard, S.J., of in the spirit of true love, you Impossibility R. I. St. Providence, Other officers The must Mary’s College, en- have preparation continue, Kansas, at least made a beginning elected were: dorsed a Donald R. Staut- he “in ever- change in the liturgy cf asserted, spiritual S. Marsh sanctifying yourselves add Of Silence... which he & Sons berg, Cincinnati, vice president; cises,. in meditation, devotions said is now under study having begun will be A. at the that, you TORONTO Gregory Deck, Buffalo, treas- and retreats.” Vatican. The change wmuld (NC) - able Touay’s to go on and soci- Rev. substitute sanctify civilization urer; Thomas F. Parish must in- a two, three or four- noisy poses a major Middendorf, activities, too, ety.” cycle of Biblical threat to man’s privacy, Auxil- Covington, Ky., secretary; Mr. fluence members to perform their year readings • Nicholas in Tanaskovic, Halloran, trustee, and the Epistles and of iary Bishop William V. Allen of Joseph P. highest duty the “corporate Gospels the O. M. national mod- 1., retiring .advisor. Mass for the Toronto told 100 Goefgen Sr., Chicago, worship of the sacred litur- one-year cycle. erator: some delegates God, “What are 200 retreat attending the National Lay Re- Elected regional vice presidents gy.” Such a change, he said, would houses, what are 250,000 retreat- treat convention here. were: William J. Blum, Cincin- Music and art, he said, must aid the liturgy in giving “fresh in VALUE ants, a with a country poten- ‘‘One of the greatest evils of Mark Kansas be aids to this corporate to sacred tial nati; Small, City, worship hearing Scripture by of 10,000,000 men retreat- our the Mo.; Louis Schuerman, St. and not accidental imbellishments the simple of ants?” time,” Bishop asserted, Louis; expedient having William of the “is the practical impossibility of Lennox, Philadelphia- rites. “Musicians and ar- more —and at times also bet- Frank Fred tists have received outlook ter from is a achieving any privacy. Noise is Daly, Chicago; Scheid, anew readings Holy Writ characteristic and have methods embodied into the a note of our pres- Sacramento, Calif.; Raymond A developed new Mass and Windsor have Office.” Borgos & ent civilization.” Roncari, Locks, Conn., they come to see that Borgos and have Father Ellard He said Joseph Gausephol, Covington. they an integral part in the was one of sev- that some of the prob- itself eral Biblical c\ a rA liturgy and in fostering cor- scholars who dis- O n Insurance lems facing man today are j - porate worship,” he declared. cussed the relation between the most of all kinds crowded homes, crowded streets, and at crowded Named liturgy Scriptures a places of business and Bishop IN ANOTHER special talk, Bishop Wil- Biblical 59S KEARNY AVENUE v Liturgical Institute ar- the insistent demands on his time liam T. of Of Texas Mulloy Covington, Ky., ranged the cooperation N. and his attention in See through KEARNY, J. seeking a described the Christian, the as of the livelihood.” Catholic Biblical Associa- WASHINGTON—AuxiIiary Bish- “salt of the earth OIOKOt J. BORGOS And light of the tion John of America. But “the moment a man en- op L. Morkovsky of Ama- Al»(*T H. HAZE ' world.” The Christian, he said, important a In an WILLIAM ters quiet retreat house,” the rillo, Tex., has been named Ordi- interview, Father Ellard J. GLACCUM can influence society “only by be- pointed out KEarny Bishop added, “he is cut off from nary of that See, Bish that “the way life is 1-1700 succeeding ing good salt thoroughly dedi- | all his annoyances." op Lawrence J. Fitz Simon who organized most get cated to Christ.” today, people died on July 2. The to Church only for Mass —and appointment "The Christian has two func- ' was here by the they never hear anything in their Apos- tions: first, to perfect the tolic adult lives concerning their reli- Delegate, Archbishop Amle- things of the natural order, and word to Giovanni Cicognani. gion except at Mass.” secondly, to supematuralize "Any teaching the Church will Bishop Morkovsky was born them,” he said. “In light of this, NEED give must MONEY them, be therefore, giv- Aug. 16, 1909, in Praha, Tex. He the Disciples would have tak- en at Mass. But at the attended St. John’s present Seminary, en Christ to mean they were to to time, a very small fraction of the improve or repair your home ? San Antonio, and the North Amer- purify the world and bring it New Testament is embodied ican in in College Rome, also taking under the kingdom of God. But Come to the cash. the and on us... get courses at the Epistles Gospels read Propaganda and, this can be done only if Chris- In fact, it is the word which we owe the It’s as as that. We’re ready, set and Sundays." probably to simple Gregorian Universities. He was' tians themselves are strong sea- Under the new delighted to arrange low-cost, ordained in Rome Dec. proposed plan, long-term on 5,1 soning.” growth of our business during the half For value nearly all of the New Testament past century. FHA loans for en- 1933, and, after took! painting, repair work, ordination, Speaking on Church architec-i would be to the in ofl brought people is what we offer above a11... To us value means quality combined larging, improvements, practically anything post-graduate courses at Catho- ture, Bishop Robert J. Dwyer public reading over a space of and that needs to lic University of America here. Reno said that the task of the everything doing put your several he said. with the lowest years, possible price. was house at its best —in looks and in value. Bishop Morkovsky named contemporary Christian artist and Titular of llieron and architect “is to swim the No Loans available Bishop not mortgage required. Incidentally, to answer a question that has been asked many Auxiliary to FitzSimon in is direct it. is Bishop stream ... it to It A STUDY SESSION social up to 52,500-with monthly payments up to on 1955. not to accede to further dehu- action and the times, the in our new Millburn store are identical 3 liturgy agreed that prices years. You neednot he a depositor. active interest in divine worship with those in our Newark Store. We invite you to visit and in reforming the social order THE TRUST COMPANY Christian lines either store for How to View the Church along must go exciting values in all departments. ... hand in hand. OF NEW JERSEY Panel Following is an excerpt from a talk given by Archbishop members agreed that ♦ Hoboken • West New Jersey City York Karl J. Alter at the North American week. 'daily Mass and Communion must Liturgical Diamonds and Fine Jewelry... Watches and Clocks • the "heart soul Weehawken Union • Secaucus as Ibe and of City The wrong way to think of the Church is to think of it any active Christian Mimbrr if it were merely another human institution The wrong way is life”; that Cath- Silverware, China and and Bar Accessories Fodornl DopooitInouronco Corporation Crystal ...Gifts must to 1 olics be given more exten- see the Church, unconsciously perhaps, through the eyes of sive and Goods Hand indoctrination in social . . . non-Catholics. prin- luggage Leather Bags ciples; that Catholics must be To them the Church is a voluntary association of like- Religious and Ecclesiastical Articles concerned with temporal affairs, minded people, a mere social organization of those who believe and that laymen have an obliga- in Christ. The Church in their concept is a generic expression, h tion to communal % used to designate a loosely knit body of Christian believers promote par- ticipation in divine worship in whose only bond of unity is faith in Christ no matter how fJkom their radically they differ in the interpretation of His doctrine. parishes. Catholics, panelists declared, THF. RIGHT VIEW looks on the Church as a unique insti-

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MORRISTOWN—AII Souls Hos- of the Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone new hospital with Mrs. Ed- will launch NEW MOVIES: Comes Lone and pital a campaign on ward Kessler, chairman. Andy Hardy Home; Hanger The Lost of Gold Sept. 1 to raise $1,00,000 toward Other events will City be a dinner All at Sat • Hell’s Five Hours Rockabilly Baby financing of its new general hos- in January and a sporting event Ambuth it Cimarron High Flight Rock-a-bye Baby and service in the • pital building. Spring. Pa»i HeU Ship Mutiny Rooney Ground broken in Apacha Territory Hong Kong Affair Run Silent. Run Deep •• was Septem- Senator Thomas J. Hillery is Around tha World la How- to Murder a Rich Sabu and the Magic Ring 1957, for the •• ber, new building Eighty Dan Uncle Saga of Hemp Brown chairman of the campaign. Fund- which will raise the bed capacity Attack of tha Puppat I Accuse St. Louis Blues **. raising coordinator is John J. Paopla International Seven Hills of Rome ••• from 138 to 250 and all *• provide Sammon. Badman’a County It's Great to Be Young Sheepman Bla Beat •• James Dean Story Sierra new facilities for the Baron hospital’s •• Bridge on River Kwal Joe Dakota Sing Boy Sing 25 clinics. The Buchanan Ridea Alone I-sjA nearly specialized of the Fast Guns Smiley Gets a Gun Union Campbell'* Kingdom Let’s Rock service building will house the Scores Inaction Snowflre Captain From Rolpenick Man from God’s Space Children boiler room, laundry equipment Chaaa Crooked Country Story • On a of Mankind Sunday Sales • and accommodations for 18 resi- Shadow Manhunt Jungle Story of Vickie Cinerama South Seat Marcelllno Street of Darkness dent nurses. Union ROSEBURG, Oreg. FILIPPINI SISTERS PROFESSED: Profession ceremonies for 20 novices of the Religious Teachers Filippini were Mark of the Hawk Summer Love of the “who have Cola Younger* Gun- Matchmaker Tale Cities Completion new $3,000,- delegates failed in of Two held Aug. 24 at Villa Walsh, Morristown, with Archbishop Boland offiating. The group, above, includes: (first Merry Andrew •• Tank facilities is their Force 000 expected by Jan- duty" to get their locals to Country Muaio Holiday Missouri Travelers •• Tarzan’s Fight for Life • • 1959. The support Cowboy Ten uary, Sunday row, from left) Sisters Angelina Tosscan, Bayonne; Joan Ann Laratta, Nutley; Rosemary La Polla and Frances Mustang Command- existing building closing campaigns * Craah Landing No Time for ments •••• will been Ser- be connected to the have criticized the •• •• new hos- by Ore- Sanzo, both Bayonne; Mother Carolina Jonata, M.P.F., provincial, Archbishop Boland, and Sinter Vanda Emiliani, Damn Citizen geants This Is Russia AFL-CIO. Mae * pital on every floor and gon Dangaroua Exile Old Man and the Sea Three Brave M.P.F., novice mistrter; Sisters Jo Ann Jamkowaki, Mancy Stavalo and Kathleen D'Andrea, all of Jersey City, and Davy Octet Thundering Jets will house the The criticism * in-patient clinics was contained in Deep Six Old Yeller Thunder Over Tangier for alcoholism, and a report adopted the state Sister Angelina Pelliccia, Bayonne; (second row, from 1ef) Sister Rose marzano, watertown, N. Y.; Dolores calle- Diamond Safari One. That Got Away •• Time Lock psychiatric by ••• Enemy Below Paradise Lagoon Toughest Guy In chronic illness. AFL-CIO convention. It followed gher, Bayonne; Josephine Scala, Hackensack; Domenica Troina, Nutley; Reffaellina Chiappetta, Trenton; Joan Ver- Escapade In Japan Paris Holiday Tombstone Escape from Red Rock adoption of a resolution last Plunder Road Trial at the Vatican FEATURES year OF the hos- onica Barrett, North Bergen; Frances Gervasio, Trenton; Vilma Cozzini, Bloomfield; Henrietta Aprile, Jersey City; Flaming Frontier •• • new against Sunday Proud Rebel Underwater Warrior* will shopping. Fort Massacre Pursuit •• Up I pital be a floor of Graf Spee in Smoke complete •• Jean Stango, Midlebury, Conn; Jean Raspolich, Perth Amboy, and vincenzia Donato, Carbondale, Pa. From Hell to Texas QuantriU's Raiders White Huntress devoted to pediatrics, as well as Ghost of China Sea Raiders of Old White Wilderness Gideon of Scotland Yard rooms in which the mother of California Wild Heritage of Love •• Gift Rawhide Trail Windjammer an ill child Girl • can stay overnight. Elect Most Likely Return to Warbow Wolf Dog New •• One Golden Age of Comedy Rising of the Moon World Was His Jury • phase of the fund cam- Superior Handle With Care •• Young Land paign will be the “selling” of bricks. Morally Unobjectionable for Friends of the hospital bricks” for may ‘ibuy $l, $5, or For Mission Sisters Adults and Adolescents donors of the $lO, latter amount NEW MOVIES: Curse of the Faceless Man; Ride a Crooked Mile earning inclusion of their names PATERSON Astounding Shs Monster How to Make a Monster Saddle the Wind 99 The new of • in superior general the Mis- Attila a gold-bound book to beplaced Hunters Safecracker Sisters Awakening niegal Scotland Yard Dragnet in the sionary of the Immaculate Conception (Immaculata Bitter I hospital cornerstone. Victory Married a Woman x Showdown at Boot Hill ** Sisters) is Sister M. Veneranda Bohlen, S.M.I.C. Her Blob Imitation General Snorkel A SERIES OF social elec- Blonda Blackmailer the events has In Money Space Master tion took place at the Blood Arrow Kill Her been for of the fifth general chapter held Gently Suicide Battalion planned benefit at the ••• •• Bravados Kings Go Forth Tall Stranger The under motherhouse here Aug. Bullwhip Last hpspital. first, auspices 22. Delegates from Brazil, Formosa Bridge Teenage Bad Girl Camp on Blood Island 99 of the Nurses Alumnae will be and the United Law A Jake Wade Teenage Caveman a Germany, States Casa Against Brooklyn Legend of the Lost x Thing That Couldn't Die bridge and fashion show 26 took in the election. Colossus of New York Line Up Road • Sept. part leave the After Thunder country. a Count Five and Die •• Lisa brief Time to Love and a at Mazdabrook Farms, Sister a native of Parsip- Veneranda, in she Cross-Up 99 stay Formosa, was called Macabre Time to Die pany, under of Mrs. received her Cry Baby Killer chairmanship Aachen, Germany, to the States Man or Gun True Story of Lynn United where she Curse of the Demon Man Who Morris- M. from St. Died Twice Stuart * Catherine Grieshaber, degree feonaven- has been superior of the Dangerous Youth Naked and the Dead Vertigo 9 town. commu- ture St. Dateline Tokyo New Orleans After Dark Viking University, Bonaventure, nities at St. Women and the Bonaventure, N.Y., Day of the Bad Man On Nov. 1 the Ladies N. She 14 in Once Upon a Horse Sea Serpent Auxiliary spent years China, and Demonlaque Spring Grove, 111. Oregon Passage Voice in the Mirror will hold a bazaar in the cafeteria where she was regional Flame Barrier Paths of Glory War superior Mother of the Colossal Veneranda succeeds Flood Tide '• at the time her Quiet American Beast community was Mother M. who Fly Pacifica, served Raintree County W’ar of the Satellites forced the Fort Dobbs* 99 LAKE MOHAWK by communists to Reluctant Debutante Whole Truth as superior general for the' 99 past Forty Guns Return of Dracula Wink of an Eye • 22 years. Gunfire at Indian Gap Revenge of MONEY V • Frankenstein Witness for the JOSEPH F. MURPHY MAKE Helen Morgen Story •• The Ride a Violent Mile Prosecution ••• aa*y—ihow Catholic motion new council includes Sis- Hell Squad picture Robbery Under Arms Your Past Is Showing REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE prooramt. auarantaac Our plan result*. ter Scholastics, vicaress; and Rodan HKNTALS An Ideal war at SALL'S |U II.DKItN ralalne fund* and del no Sister an Sister and apeitallc worm Lera net only Helen, Justa, PARKWAY 9 5280 cam- Morally Unobjectionable for Adults plain about the bad filma—let-e Sister Philothea who help put was NEW on the eneal superi- MOVIES: A* As We need Write or tall today Young Are; Defiant Ones or of the Paterson for detail*. Keep thl* ad. community at Adulteress Going Steady * Pagans CATHOLIC FILM LIBRARY Another Time. Another Gunman’s • SIRVICR the time of her election. Walk Peyton Place 999 « throughout, auggestive situations and from Rev. Albinus Lesch, C.P. In the is who is on a of Eu- qctlonsletmn. .i..‘27and S«»on background pilgrimage unmitigated emphasis on Hall is offering three clinical Thia hopped up westernized sensuality. University workshops R T W OM * N ropean shrines, said he met the «Fr-Kingsley) _ ObJecUon: The them. version of Richard Widmark's Sister Venard, Sister social work in and^r Ne?.m.^?-fC ,^ SP in remedial Trinitarian doing developed„ In Instruction for children. Class*! for Fall an atmosphere of aensuality. dwell th* Italian at a h baptism U r * 0n ,u v * "Kiss of Death," which rated the Paterson who for ceremony n costuming, dialogue and situations. In Semester on area, prepared Mary Communion. thi f|.ld f*mofi *f**“ f“ begin S*pt*mb*r 27. 1955. A limited and asked do n the num- in him, “Why you •otetainment extent and Intensity of Ihe adult approval 1947, con,ll ber of children will provokes Father Lesch has been ht * p,c,ur* ' uU »» violation be In each of th* temporarily assigned to St. have child if uadamna^morallty op*" of ChrlsUan and accepted remedial serious Legion of Decency objec- your baptized you classes. Children must "be 8 of to first aid are a communist?” years age to qualify for tions because of "sadistic Joseph’s study preparatory to being as- sequenc- Separate remedial instruction. Classification es and excessive The signed to the brutality." Philippines. R NT th—- which X "horror" is S£"» d ? REMEDIAL fans, misleading. This u ln i t . READING Diagnostic tests will be administer- is an realistic srarra to all unusually vicious, x ed children r * to determine disabilities. Th* 0n* 1A reading about brutal motion tS«te^ •howln, entert.lnm.nl remedial drama, a psychopath, plPt’u*™ 1 reading program is ADAM AND designed to develop who while in Television EVE (ilex.) Observation: ThU film speed, prison cunningly Film based on the Biblical increase 11 to ih B of comprehension, stimulate a read G* n**‘s »• reverently andrail desire to and fellow convict Ratings Clou sly presented # l poisons a ami after ItC presented^Lin orderZLSFIto teach and°°} Inspire., to eliminate However, the sensational faulty procedures in release the ni ltn * n* fat* th* reading. tortures pregnant wife fUm°maker *«>iritual motivation of the mm maker and*?e«*trVr^and restrict# the»h f «° viewing to a special audience. of his former cell mate, Tbs rated then üben callously legion of Dottncy films were released. Thrr* be they first may changes old SPEECH murders an lady while seek- in soma, due to cuts übrn tbr films CORRECTION will mad* urrt for television use. -Children be evaluated a prepared Generally, however, the by hidden bank beats and ing loot, be speech specialist to determine legion of Dotency ratings may accepted as correct moral evaluations of these television films. specific speech difficulties. terrorizes his own common law- A speech corrective will be SATURDAY, AUO. It program planned to meet wife and generally behaves like TUISOAY, (l*T. 1 th* Individual 10,(0 p m (1) Ptidm My French Catholic Radio, needs of child. (Adults, Adolescent*) 1.30 pm. (?) On* Way to Love (Adulta. Adoteac*n(a> Television th* a fiend. •30 (Si Noon list Drum* of th« It*sort (Family' am They W*r* Expendable (Family) ?;30 A / 10 am. (0) Station W*at (Family) 1 ill Humane* at th* Redwood* (Family) m. • pm. (SI Tall Texen (Adulta, Adol**r*nta) REMEDIAL SO 1 1S» Forever Dtauaa. ARITHMETIC - I Pm, and Day (Family) II (S) Ha baa In Raided Diagnostic tests will be admin- Rotary a am. (Adulta. Adolescents) TELEVISION Say Daily MONDAY. SIPT. 1 I SO II IS pm Madam* Curt* (Family) itfered to all to am. (1) I Una B*ndl*ad«r (Family) SUNDAY. AUG. 31 * WSOU Pm. - children 137 tFW) Sacred Heart determine factors which affect |*( Adolescents' a m. (*» South of Suet (Adulta. For End to 330 a111 Man Who l>ar*d (Adulta. Adol**c*Bta) Noon <7l Christopher Program Program. in Strike WSONISDAY. SIFT. 1 I pupil growth arithmetic. 0 am tIS) Strlk* It Rich (Adulta. Adolaaconta) < p m.

Bishop Pulton J. Sheen, Specific p m. WSOU (Ft® remedial-techniques 10 m 110 a . am. Double Trouble (Family) "lilt U Worth Living.** will be used to Colo. (RNS)—Dai- •£J a LKADVILE, SO pm (?) On* Way to i <4*-—The develop meaningful progrom in arith- 1030 am. (7> 1 aat Warnln* (Family) I Lov* (Adulta. Adol*ac*nta> p m. Catholic Hour, “Rome S “ from service* 10SO US) Drifter (Family l pm. Ill) Hay Foot (Family) Stomal TUISDAY, SIPT. 1 baiic ikilli ly Rosary were institut- am * to Pm. WSOU probltm tolving. •30 (J) Rarkleya at Broadway (Adult*. tf'M) _ Sacred HoarS H IS am (t> My Raautattan (Adulta. Adol*ac*nta> pm Adol*er*nta> THUMOAY, SIPT. 4 ed Annunciation Program. at Church here 730 A 10 (•) Station Weal (Family) 1 04 a m. (S> Luca el tk* Iruh (Family) pm t p m. ill)—Tho Christopher*. to pm. (HI Sliver City Kid (Family) in hope of a strike of WIDNKSDAY, UFT. ) ending SUNOAY. AUO II 11 pm. (7) Cat Cr**p* W “ Applito’ion Admitti** t* Reeiediel (Adulta. Adolescent*) RADIO *° U ™ '*• Clei.es Sbevld be »e. at - Mede 1400 men the of the Nooa >*• Hi* Mora (Adulta. Adolesced*. > II IS (2) Conflict *B:.^r. plant pm. (Adulta. Adolescents) SUNDAY. AUS. it Climax I *S> Purple Haait (Adulta. Adeleareetei 11 SO (1) Sana O’ Cos. am. a m Guns (Family) • ~ Molybdenum IS • m ANEW—“Bacrod «**-* S (T> Lev* Hoart.- Mr. am One Way to (Adulta. Adol*aran(a> THUOSOAY, SIFT. 4 '* Church* Novin.* Director * * our •* Angelo Bruno, Rev. James B ISO Wat 10 1 SI. francta Hamblin, pat- a m ■»' Duharry a Lady ttlMertlonahle) am 130 P m. (S) Mr. Peabody and Mermaid (Adult*. SIPT. • 43 ' » WNT"-M<~r St THURSDAY, 4 10 of rrucii. tor, said the entire S A a 111 Hoodlum lOhl**tt*nlbl*> Adolescent*) * PNL WSOU (TM> Leadvitle • »• _ Bacrod HoarS I l Amp Unto Mr foot Seton Hall 4 am. (S' Haunted Honeymoon (Family) 30 pm (?) On* Way to Lov* *S - Program, (Adulta, Adoloaeonta) Roltaloui Influence. University economy la at stake In the on strike, 1(30 A 10 m it) RImU We Dam* (Family) 11 (S* Gorilla Man Contompor- W,OU a pm. (Adult*. Adolescent*) "* Oa* Wfui Alrcreft la VII aatna iFamUyu It pm (•> Sutton Weal (Family) a (S) Ah. Wildern#aa: II IS (!) lIUS m (Adulta. Adol**r*aiai p m Good News (Family) PBIDiAY, SIPT. S 30 • special services will continue un- WABC—“Mpatorp o( Dtvtno » W»OU 100 am. (1) Racape Me Never (Objectionable) _ 31 Clinton Street MONDAY. SO FT. I rroloo. Bov John J, Quinn Bacrod-HoarS » til the strike la settled. " FRIOAV, SIFT. I Predram. * l >» -»• IS m (Si Foi bidden Junal* (Adulta. Adol**e*nta) w<>* Morton Thootor. SO pm (t) cm* Pm. WSOU _ I Way t* lov* (Adult*. Adoleerenta) \ toloto lor (TIC Hour od tt. Newark 2, New S3O am (t> Mala Animal (Adult*. Adot**r*sta> t ourod*.“ Jono Wrott. SJJ Jersey 130 pm. HI) Intruder fiaaiifc (Adalt a. Adolescents) W - TSO A IS am Mellon Warn (Family) 30 *UA Cothollo S (*) Timber Hour. CHECK TO pm Sack (Familyi *, othoheo , W*N* Hot# BBK tf your par • am (Si < Contot Porpotuo) Another Daun (Adulta. Adolescents' • button In Social • S3O p m (1> Prtnceaa O’Rourke (Adulta, Adoleerenta) navtai, ish school II am. Tho V®»,~ be able !! A* a* >Adult*. II 11 P m W aterloo (Jvtns BatOfO. ( ructltod. “Tho of “ (may to give. (1* Hilda# Objectionable! Bo*, tow Rod 11 IS * m. (Si Suddenly (Adult*. Adol**r*ol*l rnoots J luncheon 1 SI tan. (D Dana or Sianai Adult*. Adoloaeonta) SATURDAY. SIPT u* I* WISCA - * Am Marta Howr. lAS PJA. WOE—Tamil? Theatre. Interracial Councils August 29,1958 THE ADVOCATE 5 Plan at Home ’ Retreat Plan Ist Conference ‘Stay

cmcACO At St. (NC) The first National Catholic Confer- Aloysius, Newark ence for Interracial Justice to be held in this country will NEWARK Labor will open here oh 29 Day weekend be marked in that of Aug. 30. Aug. with a Pontifical Mass offered by St. Aloysius Church by a “Stay at'Home The schedule, Father HalliweD Archbishop Owen McCann of Retreat,” the first Capetown, South Africa. be time such an event has been held here. said, may changed to the con- fer n The retreat will be S b ' held under r! L°n, ll!i .! ing the j°int aus P ices venience of those present of thPthe Catholict , to all and Friday Interracial Coun- open parishioner's any others who care to attend cils of New evening. York and Rev. William Chicago. It the New J. Halliwell, pastor, said that York will deliv- the retreat If interest warrants this will enable CIC, it, type representatives of the was prompted by the of er keynote address enti- thought of retreat be more than 35 program m*y Catholic so so much at interracial tled “The Catholic Interracial many people having Benediction 4 p.m. From 4:30 scheduled councils for other in the U.S. time their to Weekends and leaders Movement on hands during this 6 p.m., there will be free Looks to the Fu- time, the of other Catholic during year, according to the organizations to period. He also out that discussions, or a question ture.” V pointed box pe- pastor. in for Join deliberation of racial many it is difficult to be On the conference will people or riod, announced. The He problems. program pro pointed out that an adapta- to make a closed gram for be Gov. Orville Freeman of Min- impossible re- Aug. and 1, tion of it 31, Sept. could be held any treat from home. Labor away Day, will be similar SOME 300 nesota and Auxiliary Bishop to weekend. DELEGATES are The retreat will open at 8 expected at the Raymond P. of Chica- which Hillinger conference, p.m., 29 with a confer- will be held go. Aug. Aug. 29-31 the on and Benediction of the Twice each four ence - adjoining campuses of day special Judaeo Christian Loyola Blessed Sacrament in the commissions will University and Col- concurrently Mundelein church. Afterwards there will The specific relations lege. delegates will be assist- study race prob- be a social in the school hall. lems in CONGRATULATIONS ed by Protestant schools, employment, pa IN ORDER. Samuel DiUbaldi, of Center and Jewish ex- president Local 1470, Is On Aug. 30 the calls Planned in rochial and institutional and IBEW, program perts the field of life, congratulates John J. Trez of winner of the intergroup Hackensack, labor local’s schol- for a conference in the church relations. housing. Serving as consultants to APELDOORN, Netherlands A arship Seton Hall as permanent inter* University Msgr. John L. McNulty looks on. A at 2 p.m,; Rosary, Stations of Rev. John at the sessions will be represent- graduate of national center for the of LaFarge, S.J., s the Cross study Christian-Jewish St. Peter Prep, Trez won the an £nd in relation* editor atives from such scholarship in examination reading private author, and chaplain of intergroup agen- sponsored by the elec- is to be set up in the Netherlands.. trical union for at 2:30 p.m.,' conference and cies as the National Congress of employes and the sons and daughters of union employes. He will Announcement of the American plan was made Indians, the American in here after a major Communication Arts. Hope to Improve Jewish and the Na- SU'l re 1 a“onshi Committee, Z l. Ps- in the die- .. Taking part tional Association for the Ad- Music Education cussions was Rev. John M. Oes- MOW... vancement of Colored terreieher, director of Seton People. on MILWAUKEE (NC) The Hall Catholics Airplane Loan of the importance of Institute of Judaeo- value of Catholic music University's Injects Places COPENHAGEN (NC) Mem- was Judaism and the CATHOLIC Interracial Coun- Holy Christian Studies. thereby improve bers of stressed Rev. Cletus attitudes cils the section by Madsen, of Catholics toward are units which fol- Scandinavian Chairman separate of the conference of the Order of Malta at the National Cath- Jews. low the announced president, same general principle olic was A. C. direc- Into UN here will lend Music Educators’ Association Msgr. Ramselaar, of educational Discussion they a plane to Msgr. an and coopera- tor of the Ramselaar pointed out SiL of Israel, a a of American research held here. Council tive group and Danish conference, that Judaism is approach to racial problems. Catholic closely tied to UNITED More than organization which en- NATIONS, N. Y. priests who will soon set 100 Catholic musi- the The councils on two lev- The Special up the Church and expressed operate Emergency courages contacts Catho- first Catholic cians attended the conference and between regret DIVIDENDS els: Session of the UN mission in Green- that so CREDITED purely civic with regard to General was given a lics and Jews many Catholics harbor Assembly reminder studied and help* Jews AND land since the Middle plans to improve music COMPOUNDED techniques, and on the higher that the problem of Ages. who prejudices against Jews. Father protecting Holy Places in the Mid-East education in eight departments—- are interested in Catholicism. moral level of the de- jOesterreicher declared that common still awaits a it is just solution. instrumental, liturgical, elemen- DISCUSSIONS 4 Hm*s a at the confer yvart fense of spiritual values. Each is TEACHERS imperative that Catholics realize Frank Irish are needed in secondary, Aiken, Minister of External jtary,’ college, piano, ence centered on to that a of Affairs, called Catholic ways develop the Old Testament ia the joint project representative schools. 'student Fundi the matter to the attention and vocal. a better Inturad to of the root $lO,OOO laymen and women of different understanding among of the New Testament. by the U.S. Gov't Initruman- races’. Assembly during current de- tolity. Sava in bate on Mid-East panon or I problems. He by moil declared that if the . . . wa pay poit- UN can ease both aga waya. Lagal for | WEEK-END RETREATS the current tension through what- Trull Fundi. $1 ifort, an it ever program it will be account. adopts, in FOR THE LAITY a position to achieve effective protection of the Christian-Jew- SPEND A WEEKEND WITH GOD FUIFUKINOMraMtWtfnNt ish-Moslem Holy Places. For: MEN, WOMEN, HE SUGGESTED that MOHAWK HUSBAND and WIFE a solu- tion SAVINGS to the Arab refugee A LOAN ASSN. prob- Conducted by tbs mania and lem would lead to improved 40 Caaowca Saint Pawl's J*, Naaart J, M. J. Abboy Arab-Israeli relations, which MHckoß 2-36J0 Ploasa malts rssarvations sarly. in turn would make possible a p Writs for tot ■*F« *-4< *to. IYtS. to •Mi Information is Hie QJ C \ just solution the KINGS store where is o pleas- X PATHER DOMINIC, regarding Holy shopping O.S.*. ure! Friendly Places, “under an Service, Finest Quality, at the Owssn sf Ptocs Rstrsat Hosts international 7/ lowest possible Prices. Delightfully cool . which . St. regime would be . Pawl's Abbsy, Nswtsa, N. J. 1 responsi- ~nA Stroll down the wide «* ble for their uncluttered aisles . . . and ac- 'Vi preservation choose from the abundance of fine foods. Cet cessibility.” your double savings with King Korn Stamps! J. P. M. OUTFITTING CO.. INC. Internationalization of Jeru- salem was envisaged in the A Catholic Organization Specializing in original (1947) UN Palestine Plan. It confirmed PAROCHIAL SCHOOL UNIFORMS was in sub- sequent UN resolutions. The • END ALL BOOKKEEPING AND EXCHANGE PROBLEMS • Holy- See itself has twice en- CUSTOM STYLING WITH A "CUSTOM LOOK" dorsed that which has • FINEST QUALITY PLUS PERSONAL SERVICE plan, Further never been totally put into ef- For Information Regarding J, P. M.’» New Syrtem . . . HOLIDAY fect. Coll or Write Aiken suggested that solution GROCERY BUYS 575 IIM ST. • HU 7-2336 • NJ. MAYWOOD, of the 1 refugee problem is the key f Hv» to all the in the Mid- problems AMERICA'S FAVORITE East. He said an acknowledg- "AND THE RAINS FELL ment that they have been is due the refreshing AND wronged refugees and THE WINDS BLEW that the UN should guarantee, coca cola and the convent chapel which aerved partially through Israel, full com- also as a parish church— them. FELL IN RUINS. It is difficult to pensation to ■«> describe the sorrow of the poor k 7 6-07. people of West Chalakudi (Trichur, 5 bottles Mm w deposit India) as they saw the destruction of the Economic War only House of God among them. The Clarist the Bishop, Sifters, and the poor Called LIGHT MEAT. NO OIL « farmers of the parish have united Deadly their Mp to OTTAWA Economic warfare efforts build a suitable dwelling for . MEATV 0 (T- as waged by the Soviet Union premier their King. Land, materials, and labor f°****£NT C*A* may be more than the have for the most part been obtained and menacing bomh'and the intercon- tuna fish put to use. To finish the Job for the Sis- hydrogen tinental ballistic accord- ters and the parishoners $3OOO is urgently missile, ing to a Labor is- needed. Can you give all or a part of this Day message sued the Social Action 2 iz 45* amount to bring Christ back to his by Depart- The Holy Father’s Mission Aid c ment of the Canadian Catholic frontier of the struggle against the forces the Oriental Church urn— i "Fhese for Conference. which fear not God nor respect manT KITCHEN FRESH f s The message was released by *‘y tur^Vs Ribbon T - BE GOOD TO YOURSELF • * * ASK ABOUT OUR SUSPENDED Rev. Francis J. Smyth, depart- GREGORIAN MASSES * * * DO * * * kraft IT TODAY TOMORROW ment director. It said: wsa-SswSSS-'aaai; YOU MAY NEED THEM • * * "The strategy of this warfare is to about civil THE CEDARS bring chaos; the OF LEBANON have ever been a symbol of strength mayonnaise STAR tactics include the of and beauty! Two ‘‘Cedars of Lebanon”, SISTER ELISE and provoking BONELESS class of hatred, unemployment and pint SISTER ROSE, are beautiful in the sight rM< ly to all forms of disorder where 39* eaf God—and strong in the eyes of men. They they ALL do not exist Eco- wish to devote their lives to the service of the already . . . U9S meat •SaMMMMKMMMWEX&I& 3 ' nomic warfare lead to our ham poor and suffering of their war-torn country. may 4’ BLUE RIBBON skinlett nibbled to death. Will you help them? They wish to give their being 5-ib. _ lives—and “The alternative is for free co frankg beyond that they have naught to us table in men to work to de- r* give. BUT, each must spend two years ceaselessly vise and means of shar- novitiate training at a cost of $3OO for each. employ cello vocation our mental and sfr They will give heart and soul to their ing physical, napkins can the resources in —lF—you supply necessary money. YOU may pay the $3OO spiritual collabora- In convenient while "Cedar of Lebanon” tion for the common any manner your prepares good.” 3phgs. of herself for the work God her! eighty 29* has given , No State Funds TO BE WITHOUT As COUNTRY IS A TRAGEDY TO BE FARR FRESH ... WITHOUT FOOD IS A DISASTER . . . OUR POOR REFUGEES For Bus Rides KINGS 100% PURE FBI'ITS & COUNTRY HAVE NEITHER FOOD NOR ... $lO WILL FEED A HOLIDAY Conn. VEGETABLES FAMILY FOR A WEEK . . . WILL YOU HELP THEM . . YOU’LL HARTFORD, (NC) . instant State funds NEVER MISS IT FROM YOUR VACATION MONEY! cannot be used to From New Jersey Farms FREEZER VALLE! provide transportation for private NEIGHBOR’S DO IT BETTER . when It comes . coffee •A CHILD CAN school children, Attorney Gen- his Christ and His Church. SEBASTIAN to telling tountrytnen about eral Bracken of Connecticut has beefsteak Z\\) LOUIS “neighbor's children,” and 'mta’-'r". and are ruled. 6 they are anxious to tell taelr friends and %rz 85* Two Fairfield County towns, relatives Christ, Church and the of tl\e Brookfield and Newtown, have Nwmv iimmMßmaacmaMmmKM Mass. They wish to offer Mass in union already voted to provide free bus tomatoes Cook Outdoors This Christ their countrymen! Will Weekend! juice with and rides for jamboree! parochial school stu- them achieve this sublime goal? you help dents. Before either be ordained he must BLENDED one can .Bracken’s charcoal LEMONADE ruling means the two spend six years in the seminary at Alwaye, towns will not be reimbursed by or or India. The total cost for each will be $6OO the state for the bus 10‘ —would like to adopt “neighbor’s transporta- briquettes you a grapefruit tion cost for private school chil- LIMEADE child” and make It possible for him to Fancy Selected dren. The state ordinarily divides altar? You the total serve at the may pay of $6OO In any manner hoc 29 school bus costs with towns. freestone convenient while “son in Christ" to bring Christ peaches your prepares The 6-ot Attorney General's 10 6-ox. his neighbors. opinion to Coreq 4Q( was given to the State Education 3 5 con* MASS OFFERINGS SUPPLY THE NECCESARY 3 ib< 25c “DAILY BREAD” Department, which had asked for FOR YOUR MISSIONARIES . . . THEY BRING THE STRENGTH in the a ruling matter. Connecti- Cohtfornla Pink OF HEAVEN TO YOUR OWN SOUL . . . REMEMBER YOUR Meat *■* COtOOINO OAMS AMO PUtTU cut passed a law in 1957 provid- •oo* WITH ivitr PuecHAjf OF THE NEAR EAST TODAY!!!! ing that private school children UNILI TMIV /ialthfuuy cantaloupes CAST could free bus get transportation '' FALL CLEANING . NEW FURNITURE TO BE BOUGHT . . . . . jumix> • & ,VkL4 A' >v if individual towns voted to this is the season of the to take look give year a at your home. We ext 25c c it to them. have taken a look at the House of God In the Near East and found need Will HOLIDAY It in great . . help by the donation article . you of an

for a mission chapel ... Do It for a special Intention or a loved Would Warn •QOtdltoi for Youth* D\IRY BUYS About Alroholism Kings supermarkets LOUVAIN, Belgium (RNS) OIAM4I to the third no cmmuL Delegates Conference *» of the c International Catholic SUMMIT l «s»C~wu| THE WORLD FOR cmd ****»« GIVE TO WIN CHRIST! of Ul Seimw.its S*sr OIAN4I League Against here A¥ Alcoholism IV coutm no map* u niirwMni,^ a resolution recommend- |tk.l«Mfc,| adopted * ,C~ ‘ '"'*** *•* UFrta MONTCLAie fH’ **“•'' k > l ing establishment of edu- apecial '* 11 MAfIIWOOO \ -eYAUfreo “I** last cational courses ISw.V. to warn CQissions;^ young ...i til ujip.jwoooir FRESHLY MADE CARDINAL people against the dangers of al- I HACKINSACK FRANCIS President SPILLMAN, C3 *•* pamaic coholism sr Mspv. Peter P. Nert’l '* »m«) Tuohy, So«'y ux narbest c In other actions, the salads Send all to: delegates, communications *•» ism w. mm 29 who KING KORN ».»e.i#. attended from 47 countries, rwfcs t* 1«MI UMatilxt teen41 OACATIMO . POTATO. Con I CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION MM rmooof<»l« for »im'iUwl 1C AW called for MACAaOMI. CUCUMM) unanimously tightening or SKSCII ■•■T» of STAMPS r I 410 Lexington Ave. 4AHi St. Now York 17, N. Y. national control of all alcohol im- and ports restricting consumption of alcoholic beverages. 6 THE ADVOCATE August 29,1958 Sword of the Spirit Labor THE QUESTION BOX

- ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■ Day m Most Trade unionism faces its most critical come out from under the Rev. Walter W. Curtis, Immaculate Sent- today rocks. Are months of Conception since its birth in the turbu- sordid revelations to be P. is editor The challenge agonizing laughed off?. Criminal inary, Darlington, Ramsey 0., of Question Box, lent times of the Knights of Labor. Time was unionism affects not the he submitted only workers but has a I Questions may to him for answer in tbit column. when the worker his the entire was exploited by employer; stranglehold on Who will be Birth country. Q. control is in the tice. If this resolve is not sin- he is union leader. That the now betrayed by his own “watch-dogs”? Who is better than the alert, news the confession will in- leader finds himself almost quite prominently right cere be to power intelligent, courageous member at the local catapulted level? I now. am the valid. One who holds back this for for Where He is taking liberty overnight—power good, power evil. a ready-made monitor, he is the on scene—- of this column to in tells is the check ksing repeat sin confession, or the and balance on that power 7 The there his own interests lie. some thoughts on this confessor that the sin will the the national in- The AFL-CIO subject stop prestige, widespread gains, took in hand recently broom taken from fluence previous answers or when he has no sincere intention of unionism are withering under the sear- and started its own housecleaning; it came editorials up of our Clear to will him- of the McClellan Committee. Public with “Labor’s Ten paper. stop it, deceive only ing scrutiny Even the Commandments.” birth thinking on control re- self. Even if the confessor wrath is at Hoffa's hoodlum teamsters pro- boiling empire; pub- bad-boy were given the and other gate absolution the lic is unions quired repeated emphasis. nounces words will dismay provoked by Senator Kennedy’s con- agreed to cold-shoulder Hoffa tl>e gang. A. since fessed with situation. time will These thoughts will be set not take effect the confes- inability to cope the Only tell if such heroic steps will pay down somewhat sion was not entire or sincsre. The American worker seems quite satisfied off. at random. 1. Sex is with his lot He has anew car and two weeks Moral-minded given by God for the 8. on fighting God? TV, men don’t really need special Why keep he purpose of and the His vacation; plans college for his son to spare ethical codes—but how procreation He has made law imagine the Johnny Dios forbidding him of his father’s continuance of the human some The worker is would Or what race. and that law Ho struggles. greet them? would Ducks Corallo contraception The contented, but he’s and the idea individual receives this pow- will God does complacent too; complac- say to that the labor is not change. not leader a public breeds er in trust for ency carelessness, indifference. Union of- servant? mankind. Hence ask the impossible but He does ficials the of this got all these benefits for him—so let them use sacred power in that humans Him. Congress justknocked down last minute leg- require obey their share too. The worker dis- such a to frustrate its get encourages islation to decent way as If at times a married give unionism some sort of an couple his own after it’s his dues direction toward honesty by apathy; all, enforcement club. This is race continuance considers their situation as im- disheartening. If the are is But in a that being squandered, his hard-earned rights labor official is a wrong. proper mar- it is that one public servant, and he is, his possible, merely that are being bartered, his* that is should riage the which dignity being dealings be an open If his privileges are a or both refuse to do what is re- book. power is undermined. In sacred a democracy, we are the guilty if the and it part of that state be of them. not God’s fron> people, is, he should be made to may quired They, our leaders in or Detroit are venal, to his enjoyed even at times when Washington grow up tremendous responsibility. by law, must change. unscrupulous. Who can shake a finger at the likes Hundreds of nature’s own continence workers and friends of labor will doing reproduction 9. Hard as may be of Dave Beck? The unionist who sits will not follow. “do-nothing” throng our Cathedral on Monday for the annual in marriage it can be exercised. while suck off his substance? Labor Mass. tongue-tied parasites Day count their bless- 2. One who examines the The road of continence may be They should pro- If the falls working man into disfavor, it may also that creative the the full observ- ings—and pray they can hold onto them. act in the light of the pathway tp well be his own doing. May the of St. justice Joseph permeate all their essential and social goal that the ance of God’s law in some in- When the heat of Congressional investigation activities; may the of altar child will stances. If that road be brotherhood the pene- represents so, can is turned recognize off, all sorts of crawling creatures will trate their hearts. that sex is bigger than man and traveled, for others; human beings wife and it In- more important than all, are following right now.

their personal wishes or conveni- deed a life of continence in mar- At incentive and to be for both Week at ence. once an a riage can prove Liturgical Cincinnati reward, the procreative act is parties a much more unifying life God's way of continuing the hu- than either had realized. In these Catholic Cincinnati is most of and man race. the union of souls in mar- worthy praise. shapes forms, or English in the Mass, is to The attempt to inter- cases A and warm gracious host it was to the thousands be out of touch with fere by positive action with the i becomes increasingly valu- reality, a condition especial- riage that from came all of the land to observe to be This direction of the act toward able and totally satisfying. parts ly lamented. dynamic and valid witness that! the 19th Week in Liturgical America. Its hand- to the vitality of Christ in Church purpose is an effort to frustrate His should be [ Q. There were maiy high some new St. Peter cathedral, in Chains, provided better more endorsed God's plan and understood, widely and purpose. priests in the Old Testament a setting of splendor for the Mass at more dialogue ardently and alike. 3. fail realize approved by clergy laity Many to or are yet Melchisedech is mentioned morning and the Mass Its The of High at evening. hotels, sweep the Liturgical Movement is to admit that artificial unwilling very specially in Scripture and schools served house Rooted colleges to the vast. in the of the the birth'control guests solidly history Mass, is a matter of fun- (Heb. 7.17;.-6.20) and in the and their meetings. The picturesque old Music Sacraments, and the Divine clarified damental Office, by morals, a sin forbidden Canon of the Mass. Why? % Hall served sessions for general and the many Papal the God pronouncements, particularly encyclical by Himself and therefore not A. It had been in of prophesied exhibits. Pius it has XII, “Mediator Dei,” reached out permissible for any reason. Psalm 109.4 that the Messiaa Cincinnati proved if to embrace again proof were art, architecture, vestment design, 4. For Catholics the issue is would be a priest according to the Movement is seri- Bible chant needed—that Liturgical a study, and forms of popular partici- closed in that the Church has the Order of 'Melchisedech. St. and ous substantial that it is not af- All of them have received matter, an pation. impetus from Paul undertook to to the taught clearly, universally and explain fair of religious and it enthusiasm alone, but an authen- it by been given a the Altar of center, that Hebrews how the priesthood ac- tic False 'Liberalism' certainly, artificial birth of the of the Sacrifice. expression vigorous vitality Spirit Order of control is sinful because cording to the Aaron of God in the One seriously contemporary Church. aspect of the Congress merits comment had ceased with Christ the new In and intrinsically wrong. his message to the some since it Congress, Archbishop interpretation, may cause mis- Louis Francis and better Priest to the Budenz 5. Those who are not of according Karl J. Alter of host and By our Cincinnati, to the understanding criticism. Certain statements Melchisedech. Congress, rather Order of said: “Interest Cardinal wise tion Faith, or some of them, in the is not mat- from the sound Spellman's words to “democratic cen- under “this Sacred Liturgy a coming Congress may on the- In the Mass mention is made of excessively may that artificial birth ter of The first The in about the Soviet tralism” and deny peraonal choice. of man is revolutionary. press these mid-August “proletarian in- duty picks up as news- ory.” control is Melchisedech since his sacrifice to threat from abroad morally wrong but in worship his Creator. The is worthy and they a of were matched ternationalism.” For the §acred Liturgy get lot publicity, such as of bread and wine had beeri this are not correct. The a It is the statement that his sound statement Twelve they worship. the highest form of for it the cathedral “dead" and by equally Party Declaration goes FAST INADVERTENTLY worship, is re- lack forerunner or of the sacri- is of an infallible among type the united of Head and “had be buried.” against that “liberalism” within on to that “revision- guide worship Christ, our better charge veals the battle for freedom fice of Christ the why since have been at Last Supper. High America which ism” them, they cut Priest, and of the in his One treason. both of these con- of minister acting must see these statements in their justifies rejects thought against Soviet “mono- psy- off from from the true Other high priests of the Old name, and of the faithful members of / On the of Church, who, as context. day cepts. lithic is lost here chological They a unity” being express dramatically leaves them to errors Law would have been priests ac- Christ’s Mystical have the his talk, the Now, “democratic open many Body, rare privilege of reaction to imitative centralism” and elsewhere. In a letter the non-creative architecture. to the Old Law is in moral thinking. This happens. cording to succes- participating in His He extended U.S. was that control of the worship." are of yield- thinking Literary official They characteristic creative eras. Transi- Gazette, organ When non-Catholic ministers sion from the of Aar- “warmest still and acts of priesthood encouragement” to all who seek "to tions with them ing more the rank and file of Communist writers carry an element of shock. Party in with the teach that contraception is on. Hence, coming of the participate more and seriously to which causes them to follow their permit- intelligently more fruitfully Aquinas "shocked” Russia, quoted in his he medieval theologians by tak- piece, new Priest their In the of the Red leaders ted, they are teaching error. Christ, signifi- Liturgy Church.". Aristotle pressure blindly, while these lead- ing seriously. Giotto “shocked” his says pleadingly: have con- Without the guidance of Christ’s cance .would faded. has that the from ers in turn Cincinnati demonstrated anew his within, by “proletarian inter- “I one temporaries by innovations. betrayed no .. This Revolutions are . fundamen- point of comparison be- Liturgical Movement is while the Com- follow teaching Church, even firmly founded on histor- preceded by nationalism” Moscow. When called the House revolutionary apeech be v before tween Christ and Melchisedech ical and and'actions, tal moral principles can become theological rock. to look it in munist Party ev- The opposite to in- Consequently, politics or churches. This fact need “proletarian Committee on Un-American Ac- not cause hazy. is developed in most commentar- upon it as a movement interested In ex- undue erywhere was ternationalism”is solely alarm, neither should It confused “cosmopolitan- tivities I refused to give be with any 6. Most ies on the Epistle of St. Paul to ternals, such as which Catholic couples, and liturgical millinery, architectural the Liturgical steeling itself ism,” is the tendency of information whatsoever Mevement as such. against the Hebrews. The above will sat- for certain certainly many Protestants as new on- individuals those who had been “depraved” my asso- for brief the isfy your Request a ex- America. toward to other well, are observing marriage slaughts on allegiance philos- ciates in the Communist Par- laws of God fully, even at times planation. In The Worker of Aug. 17, Eliz- ophies than Marxism-Leninism, ty.” with silent and tremendous sacri- abeth and of course is Q. If the First Saturday of Gurley Flynn, Red leader,, used against Thus, Fast (who the 420—12,000 accepted fice. These know could refer both Catholics and Jews. couples the the month falls on Holy Satur- triumphantly to the Hence, Stalin prize from admits Labor Day weekend —and the National from the Russia) that God pulled brink of the thanks to unanimous reversal we note that Howard spiritual happiness day when one cannot receive Safety grave by the U.S. Fast cries that respect for the false “liber- Council has published its usual macabre the skill of doctors, nurses—-and let Court of out in the grants those who serve Him Holy Communion, would his se- not forget Appeals of the convic- August Jewish Digest alism” so here predictions on the number of deaths and the prevalent pre- injuries highway first-aid the faithfullyand they know that His ries of First Saturday Commu- attendants. tions of the third batch of de- against persecution of the vents him from that will be sustained the helping our own service by American people We've known all the fendants Jews in is worth the cost. Are nions in honor of Our of along (hat it was human at This Soviet carried Lady on this Foley Square. Russia, government. three-day holiday. factor—the those who offend God and Fatima be person the wheel—that has led to nine s®- broken? If behind was dismissals ef the NSC is 420 of right, us will not be the hardest to control. fishly break His law for their own A. Presumably it would be. Outside causes, such as group convictions, so that the around on and of Sept. 2, 12,000 us will be nurs- hazardous blind convenience Are not turns, corners, etc., have been Communist is almost truly happy? These Party com- ing painful injuries. are the fore- eliminated from of them out their figures most of our The add- free to its many eating cast for highways. pletely carry on work the weekend that The Faith in hearts in traditionally closes ed features the Focus secret that safety on newer cars, and the on behalf of Moscow. grief they the vacation summer period. increase in not receive their Lord in Mass. motor vehicle inspections, have also may Calendar The largest number of automobile casualties the it was Communion? helped eliminate auto as the chief of SIMULTANEOUSLY, in cause history occurred in dead and the announced that the 7. To receive absolution 1957—38,700 accident. Qualified communist one investigators have con- Aug. 31—Sunday. Fourteenth Sunday 2,525,000 injured. In 1938 the number of cluded that carried since 1946 How who birth control must injuries defective vehicles are not the campaign on a Sacrament practices after Pentecoat. Double. Groan. Gl. 2nd totaled major Works 1,145,000. this there and Nikita resolve Coll. St. Raymond Nonnatua; 3 A (N). During 20-year period cause of accidents. intensified by Khru- sincerely to stop the prac- Pref. has been of in number Cr. of Trinity. an increase 120% the It is that in shchev’s orders of reported w>here a vehicle February, 1 of casualties. 1957, W. Shea Sept. Monday. Maaa of Pravloua was involved in had resulted in the By Msgr. George , S.T.D. an accident, 97.8% of them 1956, opening Sunday. Simple. Green. No Gl or Cr. It may be of 2nd Coll. St. Gllea: pointed out that this is a normal were good more lists of for trade 3 Twelve Holy Broth- apparently in condition. vehi- goods Insofar as Protestants believe be medium since Proper God, a of grace. To ers. Common Pref. increase, during that same motor cle maintenance between the West Hours period, is being carried and Soviet in Sacraments Forty The External Solemnity of St. Joseph out all ex- at all (generally express this God- vehicle registration supernatural, the Worker be celebrated increased 128%. But this is cept the countries. may with one tightening well, not too tight —of speaking, they acknowledge only given efficacy of the sacred sung Mass and one low Maaa. The Mass hardly a cause for the The rite, rejoicing. thousands, nut behind wheel his United States and its is new In Many the to tWo, Baptism and the Catholic and the formularly Miaaal for May whose responsibilities Eucharist), theologians coined, 1. injuries might once have driver. friends enlisted still Archdiocese Newark proved fatal, are as a were thereby differ from the of they us on Church has a alive radically adopted, special Sept. 2—Tuesday. St. Stephen. King. today only because of added factors We the further in Soviet Am. 11, mi safety hope figures of the National building up what the Sacraments do and how Confessor. Simple. White. Safety Latin phrase, "ex l«th Gl. 2nd ColL on the and installed opere operato.” Sunday Altar Pantaiait highways in the vehicles. Council to be power. » A (N); 3 B (N). Common prove exaggerated. they do it. The Sacraments confer Villa Maria Pref. Also medical Unfortunately grace “ex Claira. Hohokua and have im- have While these Sept. 3—Wednesday. surgical techniques they a very for samples of Amer- St. Phllomana’a. 381 S. I-ivlniaton St. Plus X, Pope. good recdrd achieving near Confessor. Denying that the Sacraments opere operato” (“from the work •Ave.. Uvlngaton Double. White. Gi. 2nd ColL proved greatly, and of the were ica’s’ many injured accuracy. over-generous attitude to- A 3 B grace, from the sacred St. Kllubath'a. Ml Wyckoff Ava.. tN); . Common Pref, give even indirectly, our wrought,” i.e., ward its foe Wyckoff were being given, rite been Sept. 4—Thursday. Mass of previous separated brethren hold that, at having performed). the mi Sunday. Simple. Green. Gl. communists were strength- tapt. 1. No or Cr. most, the sacred rites 2nd Coll. A produce a This doctrine of the Catholic 11th Sunday Attar Pantacoit SN); 3 B (N). Common Pref. their ranks ening by seeking certain in Immaculate Heart of Mary. 209 E. Jar- Sept. 9 Friday. disposition the soul, Church concerning the of St. Lawrence Jue< to iron of efficacy •ay St.. Elizabeth tlnian. Live Branch develop an unity pur- that Bishop, Confessor. Simple. White. of (“fiducial’’) faith. A Sac- the Sacraments is Long Long based on Gl. 2nd Coll. A IN); 3 B pose. solidly (N). Common rament faith in the those New Testament Pref. merely rouses passages Diocese Paterson Last June the Board of Education of Companion blasts Pres- of Long This is a and against Sept. « Saturday. Mass of Blessed positive definite in the recipient, as would a sermon. And which attribute to the sacred rites Aua. ii, mi Branch, N. issued step ident Eisenhower’s Virgin for Saturday. J., a proclamation that deserves direction Mid-East sug- 14th Sunday Attar Simple. White, right in our battle with this they tell moves God a much Pentecost fifth running juven- faith, us, greater than Mass Is said. 01. 2nd Coll. A ( the power mere- St. Mary. 19 Myera Ava.. Danville Nil applause and the from and Mos- 3 B blessing of everyone who is ile and the gestions Peiping to (N). Pref. of Blessed Virgin. delinquency, decline in juvenile mor- overlook our sinfulness ly the of faith or other Mt. Paul Novitiate. Oak Ridge interested in inspiring protecting our cow told sis quite that Sept. 7, Sept. 7 Sunday. Fifteenth coming generation, ality. definitely (though it mi Sunday really remains) and to pious dispositions. For after Pentecoat. and instance, 11th Sunday Attar Double. Green. 2nd making citixens of Soviet power will never to Pantacoat 01. God-fearing, law-abiding Someone agree clothed with Our Our A is apt to ask: "What has regard us as Christ’s Lord Himself made it plain Lady of Mt. Carmel. #lO Birch Coll. (N). Cr. Pref. of Trinity. them. This high-school Western proclamation refers to the school at- any proposals. St., Boonton KEY: Gl. attire to do with holiness. Indeed, according to that the rite itself of Gloria: Cr. Creed: A foe tire of morals and delin- Baptism is 01 ***• H school juvenile In °ly Angola, 'Little Peace: B high pupils, and reads as follows: Poland, renewed persecution for the Pope: N Archdloceao John Calvin and his the cause of Falla "™a quency?" followers, spiritual regenera- of Newark; P Diocese of Paterson; year the in the Branch of the Church rededicated the St, Barnard. Coll. girls Lohg The is God does this when the tion 3,5). And Mount Hope Collect; Pref. Preface. answer not difficult to find. only re- (John this "ex schools will not be Every communists to their basic allowed to appear in low-cut. atheis- of week the have cipient a Sacrament is one of opere of papers numerous of operato” efficacy Bap- backless, or bare-shoulder dresses pictures tic or slacks, who philosophy. those whom He has tism is also juveniles have been taken in the predestined attested to by many tight sweaters and skirts by police From tight dangling or dts- East Germany on Aug, for because of some of Heaven. passage# in St. Paul’s jewelry, act violence and transgres- Epistles tracting shorts, sheer blouses, heels more 13 came a dispatch which unwit- sion of law the (e.g., Romans 6, Invariably decked Over these the 3-4; 7, 15-17; 1 inches high, culprits are out confirmed whit this against errors, heavy make-up, pin curlers, in tingly col- Corinthians clothes such as have been banned 6, 9-11; Galatians 6, ballerina by the Catholic Church teaches that shoes, hoops, excessive skirts or sneak- Long umn has been saying for weeks Branch Board of 15; Ephesians Titus THE These 5, 27; ers. The will Education. rough, uncouth there are seven Sacraments, and 3,5). AROUND PARISH boys not be to —that "the revisionism’’ allowed wear dunga- kind war on styles are some of a that that each of most Protestants rees club T badge teenagers is them, -when Moreover, .boots, jackets, sweat put a war on us. validly shirts, shirts, on A actually have retained display. young man in without the Catholic iseiien, tight light dungarees The from administered, gives grace age-old pants, clashing attire, side-burns, and dispatch was Sey- boots, a is in fail of infants. and leather jacket most cases ad- to everyone who no practice baptizing And long hair." mour Freidin and in places vertising the fact that he is appeared obstacle in yet this cannot be an enemy of all the way of that divine practice ac- New York Post. In a review lawful More the authority. often than not he is the gift counted for in the Protestant of the measures taken to member of a gang of bring That is view of what the Sacraments hoodlums. to say, a Sacrament al- do intellectuals into line with the The girl who school and how do it. goes to a ways confers grace if receive they For infants wearing tight Red Freidin had this we skirt and viewpoint, sweater, heavy make-up, and it with the rigl\t dispositions are incapable of being roused to cheap to say: is it be known (which faith the external Jewelry, letting that she is not vary with the different by rite of a "Attacks ’revisionism’ the Bap- and " on at "square" is not "chicken The The Sacrament tism, since they do not have question of Sacraments). does yet Official Publication recent Communist con- of the Archdiocese morality is very connected Party not these the use of when of closely with this sort produce dispositions of reason. Thus, gress intended of attire We here were more Protestants Newark and of the Diocese of Paterson. may recall the warning of the Ber- soul, it presupposes them. Given baptize infants, they as warnings against intellectual gen County where these are that Most Rev. Thomas A. Prosecutor, they had two dispositions, what the Sac- admitting, willy nilly, Boland, S.T.D., vio- opposition in East Germany than lent sex murders in rament that Sacrament itself a very short time: "The produces is grace, sanc- must pos- Archbishop of Newark. girl Marshal Tito.” who walks around in against which effica- tight sweater and and tifying grace, remits sess, through a God-given skirt, That "the really Published weekly by The Advocate conducts Is precisely what war Publish!.* herself in a lain sin there be in the soul) cy, some power of provocative manner, is in- (if sanctifying Most Rev against revisionism” is in Corporation; Thomas A Boland attacks." every and makes the STD., viting sfx us and recipient. Rt truly holy President; Rev User James A P These cquntry not so much against Hughes. A.. extreme fads pleasing to His chil among our young God, adopted J.CD V.G.. people, but rather the mobilisation m Vice President; Rt Rev James whether be in Tito, dren Migr it make the and of Heaven. And P. hair-do, up or style of heirs Looney, AM Rt. Rev of rank and file communists and , Secretary, Migr Caesar clothing, never lead to with anything good or whole- along sanctifying gracd there M. Rinaldi and Rt Rev Pau' those whom control around Msgr. Knappek, PA. some. They're started they is also "sacramental In Your usually by a group of hood- given grace." Trustees, SI Clinton Newark 2. N fundamental ob- Prayers St., J MArket urns and gangsters, who .Marxist-Leninist as was said here last ‘ want no rules and which, ♦4X700 regu- week, lations. jectives. of which the is no greatest involves the to receive from discipline, no demanding teachers, and right remember these your deceased Member of the Catholic Press the "American im- Association no strict parents. In battle against God suitable actual and short, they are against all graces priests: Subscriber to the News Service awful who block the road N.C.W.C. perialists," other divine whenever authority—in fact, they are anarchists in aids, such Editorial Board: Most Rev Martin W Stanton, the making. to world conquest. Archdiocese of Newark special assistance is needed for 8-T.D, Most Rav PhD.; Waitar W Curtis. S T D.; In all Rev. George M Gnffin, probability these radical fulfilling the purpose of the Sac Sept. styles in THIS IS distinctly set forth in at Rev. William f school 2, 1933 Msgr. Uwior, PA, LLD; attire will be rament in not tolerated In our Cath- the Twelve Declaration question. MR Rt C Party Rev. ; Rev. Msgr. WUliam tiaimburh. Rt olic schools. But the Gabriel 0 and the made Moscow Steines, 5.8., temptation urge to in last November. Te repeal, it is the Sacrament ,Rev. Msgr. H. Brady, S.T.D.. PhD; Rt * ‘‘ Sept 2. 1941 Joseph ,r nd Vfry ,lron o«r * youth And If the last two weeks, we the lev LT* ,? During itself, sacred rite, which does Rev. Map. John J. Dougherty. STD.. our catholic J, SSD, boys and art not Joachim Falcone, Sept. girls permitted to have seen that the "war on revi- ill the aforesaid Very Rev W S T Rev. dun this—pot dispo- 1829 Msgr George Shea. D.; Vary wtar firm and tijht a*eaten in achool sionism" is defined there the sitions of as soul. The latter Rt, M*gr. John J. Riley; Rev Thomas M some olthem like simply Rev. S. Very Msgr. might to make the Msgr. Eugene experiment re-assertion of the determination the obstacles Rev. W. after school remove which would Beardon, LL.B.; Jamea O’Neill; Rev. the Burke, Sept. I*sl hours—on street corner or in the to establish the of 3. ‘'dictatorship prevent the influx of William N. A. store grace; they Rev. A. Field; Rev. Edward Synan, PhD. candy where their Francis Kenney, Sept. they congregate—tf oar the in- proletariat ’ everywhere, are required as conditions in Father John withes for Solomon's Paterson Representative: Rev Carl J. Wolaia. p,r»„ ttU Hritau 225! or- 4. 1»M wisdom as the lead W. ££Z, the VS. der that the cluding Sacrament itself can. Rev. ers of two Managing Editor Floyd Anderson. Stanislaus Stools, Sept 4, groups in the for It the sale dedica- parish society argue their la alee ate as an instrument of isn in the hands own pet projects — and oppose the other’s. God God Love You Gives Favors STRANGE BUT TRUE August 29,1958 THE ADVOCATE 7 In Use Sword Little-Known Facts for Catholics By M. J. MURRAY Sacramentals lO5B, J» C.W.C. Krw. Into Godparents Worried as Parents Of Sacrifice nS * n an rS taken ZZ“° i \T aTt f'°m L'“°" 36 of n This We By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen * Live," the revised Baltimore if' edition of the C # Swords rin are of two kinds: those Neglect P ‘‘i '*• Religious h °> C"“- Training which /"<*"•*> „icb"i"Ln°6ol:Z swing outward to others in , What are as did Peter’s By Rev. John L. sacramentals? violence, when he Thomas, S.J. Above all, be careful how

out off the ear of the Assistant Sacramentals are servant of Professor of St. Louis you speak about holy things from us.’ So Sociology, University religion to serpents Moses the or actions of which high priest; and those which I’m them while the Church for the terribly worried about the they are still young. prayed and the religious training of one makes people, inward use to for swing to self to do vio- Whatever do in obtain us from Lord said to of my godchildren. She’s you this re- Moses, ‘Make a my brother’s child, od, lence to egotims and sin. aged seven, through her gard must not be taken as a intercession, saraph and mount it on a and the oldest and pole, After of three. My brother is •pintual favors. and if the fall, very careless about criticism of their train- temporal anyone who has been bit- home God religion. His wife is (a) These holy and ten looks placed an non-Catholic, an excellent mother but ing. Their first is nat- things ac- at it, he will recover.’ loyalty tions are called with indifferent toward to their sacramentals be- Moses made angel a all faiths. When we visit urally and accordingly a bronze them, they are parents, cause they flaming sword resemble the sacra- serpent and' evasive about the they will only be confused or mounted it on a religious training of the children. ments in pole, in the Garden They some ways. and whenever know resentful of criticism leveled anyone who had their obligations in this of Eden. This regard, but I’m afraid they (b) Only Christ could institute been bitten against those they love. by a serpent looked do the sword the nothing. What can I do? sacraments; the Church has at the bronze was serpent, he recov- instituted You are to be MARY, most of the embryo of the commended, FINALLY, together sacramen- ered” (Numbers 21:4-9). SECOND, I THINK should with a tals. Cross. It fore- Mary, for taking the duties of you giving good example, your “And as Moses lifted the he very careful in with most The up told that man sponsorship seriously. Some dealing important obligation ia (c) sacraments are spon- signs serpent in the sister-in-law even would sors that your the prayer. Commend them which contain the desert, so recover forget they have a seri- concerning humbly and sanctifying must the Son of be lifted of her children. As to Christ Man up, Eden only ous to look after the training you and His Blessed Moth- sacramental grace obligation they signify; that those she is who believe in him through Christian education say, an excellent er. their needs the sacramentals sacrifice and that death and mother, Keep are but spiritual constantly signs may not but to self is the but since she does not in mind do perish, may have to of their personal- when you not contain the gateway happi- training pray. graces they life (John ness. ly appreciate the need for reli- This is a everlasting” 3:14-15). spiritual chil- long range approach. signify. See Numbers 19:1-22. In this Even the best dren. she well resent Year after (and) The Of course gion, may any year sacraments have with- things are curs- throughout life, passage God directed the Israel- es to the outside advice them in us so long as we hold them care of chil- or interference keep your prayers. No in themselves the to power give ites to She knows her use material objects, i.e., in hands which have dren falls obligations; yet matter how the grace to who receive given up prin- humanly hopeless those them the because of ashes, and water of sword. A child is her own views, she situation with the right purification, spoiled cipally upon may appear at times, dispositions; the in the isn't of the Old Law. when he is made parents. going to do much about remember that sacramentals worship an idol, When car- we cannot see do not have within instead How do the of rying them out as you feel sacramentals ob- being turned into a child she things from God’s of view. this of they neglect point themselves power. tain should. favors from God? God by their He Scripture discipline. duties, accomplishes his purposes The sacramentals In this obtain favors Money cannot hurt if situation, perhaps the when and as He will. Our faith “From you you however, spon- Mount Hor set they out from God the of do not love it for best you can do is to avoid in is based through prayers its own sake. sors must do an- prayer on his the Red Sea com- on road, to bypass the Church It is lest offered for those who not the size of what tagonizing her, in self-de- mand, “Ask and you shall a fortune they can re- the land of Edom. But with their make use of them and that the fense she takes definite ceive." through spoils owners, but the to assure the religious instruction a stand patience worn out by the jour- the devotion extent against religion and they inspire. to which it fills the and formation of their communi- I suppose our greatest failure ney, the godchil- poeple complained What the chief heart. dren. cates this attitude to her chil- in are benefits fulfilling obligations of this against God and Moses, ‘Why obtained Almost dren. by the use of the every soul has a little This is the situation kind is We have sac- which impatience. want you from con- brought us up ramentals? secret spot in its fronts Third, while the children arc done garden, a res- you now, Mary. It is clear- things at once. We want to die in this Egypt desert, where The chief benefits obtained up, it is that them carried ervation, a hiding from ly not an easy to handle. growing important out to there is by place Letters to one according no or water? We the the Editor come know food use of the sacramentals God; an area where: Your they to and our own are: ‘lives the fa- obligations both as you your plans. If our are *** sponsor prayers disgusted with this wretched vorite —' 8««v/«r as actual sin 1- and family models of Christian not First, graces; near relative are clear. are answered at we food!’ selfishness, luxury ’W ** once, In punishment the Lord kindness Second, the forgiveness of ve- pride or lust. The ~*V* The question and charity. Your exam- think are not heard ego, not the is, what can they being by sent among the in people saraph nial sins; angel as in ple living the faith will have God Eden, keeps the you, a mere “outsider” do to serpents, which bit the so the remission of sword fulfill them? more effects them This is subtle people Third, tempo- from cutting away that Your problem is lasting upon a form or that of them than many died. Then ral evil and thus further If for it punishment; giving peace. the fact anything you may say. pride, that the complicated by implies we people came to Moses and health of and We who Children that they learn to love and admire know what is Fourth, body ma- are associated Landlords, you do not best for with live very near our- said, ‘We have sinned in terial the will find it com- blessings; Holy Father’s brother’s you, they natural to selves and others. But God Society for the your family so that only plaining against the Lord and want to imitate Fifth, protection from evil Propagation of the Faith it is your way of life, sees the total His spir- are not difficult to learn what re- picture. In you. Pray the Lord to take the its. bent on And particularly when old own only they are time, His inducing you to use ligious training the children re- good time, He the sword Househunting to think for themselves. of sacrifice for the ceive. enough will answer our prayers.

missions; we are concerned just Editor: UNDER much with THE I as your sanctification. circumstances, For the past would DO YOU We want two months I’ve been looking for housing suggest this approach. NEED A TEACHER? LIKE to do you a favor, we CHILDREN? for want to my family. And I’m sore! Perhaps it would be better if First, your brother should be NEW JERSEY inspire you so that ev- PERMANENT SECONDARY CERTIFICATE. lit a reminded of his Boys ery week or month I the of serious j physical education, driver education,, health education. you a candle rather than cursed darkness Catholic obligation First old • A inflict Instructor WANTED: reliable Catholic to 1. 2. or 3 days. Experienced. woman work as to offer a good nisi High school or grades. death-wound on and example to Please your ego ad- minds—particularly those of some Catholic landlords. But call before neon or after * P. M. mit the children, and to . house-mother. Spirit of God. For guarantee their your right now I can’t locate share the; education. CEnter 9*1066 of the favor send Christian your sac- matches! • REQUIRED: Good and bloody be unfair. Not all Catholic land- I references with rifice to the gather from letter that experience of the A your Propagation man may have distinguished lords are as outwardly exempla-! you have children. Faith. attempted to do this himself on the battlefield, rushed but there are without ry, some. much success. into a However, • OFFERED: GOD LOVE raging stream to rescue their Pleasant residence and adequate YOU to C A N. for If I were a non-Catholic as children start salary. his looking growing “I find grandmother, but ask him to $2 it easy to send this on at the of how up, most parents feel the need • spectacle badly! of APPLY: Post Office Box rent you a for 126, Northvale, N. J. money, since I place a family of them know what my Catholics treat one another, you giving some moral guid- six and he will becomes unglued be- ance money help to do.” . . to couldn’t lure me out of a and to fore burning training. Try impress A.V.T. your eyes. for $1.25 “This for Mohammedan upon brother that if he was mosque. your real- “Kids!” he Many the fairly as new tie I was to screams, non-Catholics ty loves his buy.” are aware of our children, he will not if you had to a teen for sired a brood of let $1 “After vi-j lack of love for one another. We them face the reading temptations SINCE pers. He gives the 190? Pi Mission I couldn’t you jazz about think about and trials of help I can that the next [ adolescence without sending how he something.” T.R. loves kids (somebody the ... to for $3O time we hear that the number of ! guidance and motivation “This little else’s, you can be sure) and amount is to make converts is not which from FUEL OIL and I so large as we comes religion. BURNER SERVICE even allows how for the as he was a It is up many years I missed would like to have it. a matter of common PETROLEUM child HEAT AND POWEk once himself (as COMPANY OF N J giving even the 30c a unlikely a that year aver- John V. 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Perhaps he along with your request for the contributes Just line that regularly to the a to say I enjoy medal of your choice our sup- helps much port of his pastor, attends Mass very Father Gabriel Haf- OPEN to the missionaries tell all men “God Money? monthly with the ford's columns. Holy Name So- Loves You.” Large 10k gold- PUBLIC ciety, doesn’t shop They are short and to the point, LONG DISTANCE filled, $10; small 10k gold Sundays, nor go to indecent films and and contain much food for filled, $3; large sterling silver even disapproves of thought. MOVING \Ju $5; small sterling silver *2. (superb irony!) SPECIALISTS birth control. Communion Cut this R. Breakfasts out column, pin your (Mrs.) Ebersole, Ordination Dinners sacrifice My anger is such that I may! Rutherford. •tOTMIW^ to it and address Local Moving Office it Wedding to Bishop Fulton J. 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St. Regular of St. George, lie be- CITY ESTIMATES FREE- » for Ineel's Paterson. L.r.r-f*!! . VelUßbl*. Handy Peter Nolasco as NOW mu, PAT.. second master came the first Patriarch of Ven- “Qulck-Cheek- Llat m on l™. Olatanca r general. He not spent all his ice and died in 1456. Moving! m only valuables in Chris- For Call September Intentions ransoming Saturday, Sept. #—St. Zacharl- Reservations OVER 70 YEARS OF SUPERIOR SERVICE but tians, is said to have sur- HE 3-0962 The Holy Father’s general in- as, Prophet. He lived in the sixth rendered himself as a to 1 Nation-Wide tention for September is: hostage century, B.C. He was the son of! in All Moving Agent* Principal Cities free one. Later he ransomed 'flrom Reverence toward God in was Barachias and became known in his by community. Pope Greg- Israel the home or government. during reign of King improvements?... repair*, ory IX created Aim a Cardinal. The mission Darius, as a contemporary of the intention sug- He was canonized in 1657. gested for the Apostleship of Prophet Aggeus. Both contribut- Prayer by the Pope is: Monday, Sept. I—St. Giles, Ab- | ed by their exhortations to speed- bot. He That Asian and Afrisan uni- probably was a Proven- ! ing up the building of the Second cal birth by and was Abbot of a versity students may come to Temple. Benedictine the and the knowledge high appre- Monastery on Rhone ciation of Christ. River, where the city of St. Giles Mass in there IWMIIIMMIIMIMIIIIHIIIIIII—MIWIIiMMMMI now stands. He became Say Esperanto one of the most popular saints MAINZ, Germany (NC)—Espe- ... medical bills? .., of the Middle are college expenses? Ages and his shrine ranto, an artificial universal lan- is a popular place of pilgrim- guage, was the language of the More than churches and ages. 16 in at a Mass tables prayers hymns . . England alone were dedicated in celebrated in the cathedral here Save his name. He died about 712. the 43rd International during Es- a Tuesday, Sept. 2—St. Stephen peranto Congress. on of Hungary, King-Confessor. On the death of his father, Gcza, in fire insurance! 997, Stephen became king of the J. purchases?... accumulated bills?, Magyars of Hungary. He mar- Jerome ; major Alltuu'i Stanley rates for Pile and Extended ried Gisela, a sister of Emperor * * on C°vwar»* your borne St. CHURCH GOODS and hi con- Henry 11. Together, with the tnu are suhiumtialty town Umi of thaaa help the Holy See, they Chria- )>6 WnihiiH|toii '’"r l worthwhile ... of ...a*y purpose? most other tianized the He prominent companies. country. organ- MA 2-SO7l N.wciil. N J See bow much you cen rave ized dioceses and founded today! abbeys, ««♦ a way to Should they possess the proper Modified A Nice See for its American Plan Hotel with Low European language. us low-cost loans for these salvage 2,000 Rates purposes. UHTt approximately can qualifications, they there- Dinln« Room Open J. 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WtEXLY IndwdM Control feed his for some spacious sunny 139 ★ Avo. near Bowers St. people 68th at Enjoy boating, shuffle* ★ St. Borgonlina Avo. tennis, ★ Pavonia at St. time on that amount. Westfield • Broakfwt imWlnnm Grove Priest bojrd. Excellent golf, riding ★ IN HOBOKEN Will nearby. Congenial companionship. Air Conditional) Dining 40 Journal Square you join the beard-saving Tap Room. Game Room. Good ★ River at First St. To • INVESTORS project? Assist With Food. Perfect foe Frt* ParVing honeymooners. ★ OPEN MONDAY EVtNINO • M«< Writ* C.A. Stltur OPEN FRIDAY EVENINO A. Chamberlin • Hemlock 3-1000 4-2213 Radio Deposit Insurance Corporation Named Instructor Program WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass, SAVINGS At Med School j—Rev. Louis J. McCue, C.P., for- of has JERSEY merly Westfield, N.J., A Sound CITY Appointment Conservative Savings been named assistant director of Institution of Dr. James A. McA’Nulty as “The Hour of the Crucified,” an instructor in the , Department Passionist radio weekly pro- of Medicine of Seton Hall Colege gram. He will assist Rev. Fidelis of Medicine Current Dividend was announced by founder of the Rice, C.P., pro- Dr. Charles L. Brown, dean. Dr| gram. McA’Nulty received his under- Father who attended graduate McCue, por dcgice from Boston Holy Trinity grammar and high College and his medical degree schools in Westfield, entered the 3’A% from Tufts' University School of Passionists in 1945. He was JUHPt J. Medicine in 1954. | pro- MURPHY. Hott fessed in and ordained in As He to Seton Hall 1950, You'll Like 1926 comes from FREE PARKING Incorporated 1957. THE BRASS Tilfti where he was an assistant HORN AIR CONDITIONED in medicine and fel- It for MAIN OFFICE a teaching Banquet Rooms Available for low. He served his Specialiting in HOME MADS interneship All e 64 Main It., M.llbutn, N. J. 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HUmbeldtu., J-9596 HE _ Jersey City. 3-9771 , . 3-8945 Clored Tuetdayt in Specialists Scripture re- search and of Sacred THE ORIGINAL -EST. I9IS w professors - OPENortnt DAILYDAII Scripture from major seminar- ERNEST ALPSTSO'S Swlee and Continental Kitchen ies the nation will SWISS throughout par- CHALET Banquet and in the ticipate two-day meeting. CWISS Luncheon- Dinner restaurant Speakers will discuss such top- AISO A IA CARTS Wedding ics as Old Testament of concept Tina Hall for Partiet and [ lanqoett RAMSEy, N. J. Traffir Circle death, development of the Old I ' Phone TErhune 5-0441 POMPTON ,_. LAKES N. i, - U. S. Rente DAvir Testament theology of creation, *Ol - Pater.on-Hambur, Turnpike 7-0400 COCKTAIL LOUNGE and modern attitudes toward her- meneutics branch of theo- (That THREE CROWNS logy which defines the laws by HITCHIN' POST INN wedoT™ RESTAURANT which the meaning tt Scripture SMORGASBORD Through the Years is assertained.) LUNCHEONS banquets . . . DINNERS J. • • • Üb*. , Janr... UNION. N. Uan a«piati«nof d tba Vo.,on to d.pa. tad wall MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY «. • dapandohl, o,d .. rtva tb„ Parish route No. is Dancing Nightly ho, boon acampUhad by Prospect Park yaori of many ..tan,,,, ,t„dy «,„d ~fm t „| , w-y • ORUETER'S When Vh* tho paopl. what MUrdock 6-4666 Motoring the “Si. tbay wont al th, «uh Plans Annual Picnic Luncheons and Dinners Moritz Sparta, N. ) puta tbay te pay FOR PROSPECT The FAMOUS ITS PARK com AIR CONDITIONED FOOD EOR YOUR COMFORT bined Country societies of St.' Paul s fining at Moderate Price Church here the LEBEK FUNERAL are sponsoring FULL COURSE HUME ~ annual held 31 ON THE to be Aug. "TRADITIONALLY FOR 34 TNI PIAIAPUZA K 20th ST. picnic, YOURS YEARS" ■ 1. . CORNER and UNION CITY BOULEVARD. at Werner's Grove, North Halo- RRUNCH Sir EROWNS EVERY LAKE ktOHAWK DINNERS TELEPHONES. UNion 3-1100-1101 don. Rev Stanislaus Zawistowski, tMly SUNDAY front 11 to S PAL SIJtS Strmt is chairman. SFARTA, N. J. COCKTAIL LOUNGE Omr u pastor, ,f ,1. ttlsklt It f.ttry h'smtly honorary LUNCHEON it DINNERS /fW|iw Thomas Redling is general chair UHWrCSJB&A K»gtrdUsi of fmtntUl Cemdiriom SPECIAL OCCASIONS LUNCHEON with A. Hofer Jr. PIERMONT man, assisting. ROAD American • German • Swiss Cuisine Members of the Rosary Society, sen cum Opan 7 and Day! July Ae*. Ireet u neentin dating Parents Guild and the Holy Name RED COACH INN CLOSTER. N. J. CLOSED Society are sponsors.- WEDNESDAYS As Newark’s Pilgrims Visited Shrines of Europe...

AT LOURDES: Archbish- op Boland (at right) is vis-

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wheel invalids to and from the grotto and basilica. At extreme left, Msgr. Thom- as Reardon (right) and Rev. James Fox stop to chat with two blind youngsters.

IN ROME: Newark pil-

grims are shown in St. Peter’s Square before the Well basilica. At right, Arch- Help Send bishop Boland and Msgr. John E. McHenry in front of the portico of the basil- ica; above, members of Your the three Child to Sisterhoods on the pilgrimage. Sister Lu- cille Anne, S.C., Sister M. Margaret, O P., and Sister College Rita Madeline, S.S.J., in front of the basilica’s en- trance; at extreme right, or Kevin, James and Margaret Donohue of Prep School Bloomfield, across the square with the The Advocate of _ .a or dome St. Peter’s in the «• : ■ background. August 29, 1958 Parochial School 9

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PROFESSIONAL CLEANING on deck of breezy ship carrying them and other pil- amp home to New after visits to 100 SERVICE • 12 CIRCUITS • ENOUGH OUTLETS grims Jersey many Euro- CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING pean shrines. From left are Sister Corita. Sister Fran- ces, Sister Miriam and Sister Seraphine. The last JANCOVIUS BREHM'S imtT of pilgrims in New CLiAMIMO PLANT groups arrived Jersey last week RUO CIIANINO CO. ON IN PLANT and in addition to Lourdes, Lisieux and Rome, some had 196 So. Orango Avo. ON LOCATION PVBLICft^SEHVICE visited shrines and of Interest in rwo places Iceland, Ger- Newark, N. J. Eliiaboth, N. J. d*an.«g many. Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Mltcholl 2-1335 Flond.r, 1-1100 Austria and tfft mwmmmmmmmmmmmmmm England 10 THE ADVOCATE August 29, 19S8 Youth Speaks Join the Angelsfor This evrappy Birthday On Good Teachers To Someone Who Is Friend What h Everybody’s your idea a mind and of good you get nervous A what a good teacher should be teacher? ... an extra one for she good teacher June special you. to pray to Mary that day to—the Queen of Heaven is should have a good like A good- teacher doesn’t By Dwyer go- Alice ... We should remember will be Meyerhoff, St. sense of try to very pleased. ing to cherish love all the Aloysins, humor. She doesn’t crab have all work and no either. EVERYONE LIKES birth- your play that is Christ’s Jersey City—"l don’t think that about that though Mary Those who wish to know more. everything happens.” A joke here and there breaks up days and birthday parties. The children should she is also a human Let’s always have to mother, Mary only will be con- Join the angels and the the class and makes it more in- fun of having ice cream and slightly agree with the She lived on this earth ways of a teacher being. tent to a or to think saints and make this Sept. 8 cake—the sing with say prayer for her to teresting." songs you be good, but —and to do that she too had of her the This the they ' friends—the that those during day. will happiest birthday Mary should • gifts be able to to be born look back on one special day. be pleasing too. But ever had. over who are close to you to Mary’s Helen Our of bring That is observed the year and Sheehan, Lady special day dear friends will not be satis- say they are you have “I think happy B—Our Blessed Mother's see the Victory, Jersey City Sept. fied with less than a profits. been born. anything she should be in with all of the and for strict birthday a special day of sacrifice and love. A Being Of gift One students. She should course some birthdays are the whole world for she has Conversion the go along of Mass and Communion—- isn’t' an- gift with them let-downs. You wait all for on good ideas that year been a friend to all. If swer to every- us you a gift of and word—a FORT thought WORTH, Tex. (NC) could the class. She should your own very special day and to think about too of The help stop it, you gift for —The conversion thing. im- doing something of one young be able to all when it comes it doesn’t al- will be that she portant explain subjects was else in thing is happy someone Mary’s name. school to al- turn the girl Catholicism But she should also al- ways out way you ex- born. to the clearly. most 80 get point years ago has been have her mind it to. IT IS UP to to that ways own and not pected 1 you see across to Being human, too, guess instrumental in help K. Dowd K. bringing the McMahon be nervous and wondering if she Maybe you thought your clos- Mary has a nice birthday. If the students in Mary must think of her birth- Faith to more than 100 is persons. doing the right est friend would remember you her close friends do not re- their future life thing.” day. But even if she doesn’t it A—snrrs ineir lulure nte When Mrs. Jane A. wanted a model member her she is sure to Mary Smith, Meyerhoff If the airplane--and . . . chil. Kathleen is up to her friends to Immacu- us as nee died last DECORATED: The silver McMahon, he all about birth- miss their It is also Wade, April at dren are to the forgot your and make it thoughts. close teacher it late Montclair try a very happy the Conception, “A her friends age of 91, the number of cross of the Order of Isa- them day. Or maybe the friend that up to close to get helps to learn. This is bet- teacher time for her. who spends time not her relatives and ter only would send card others to remember so that descendants bella the Catholic than her.” you hoped a has been being against do written who making you work but had been converted didn’t take the time to IT WOULD be this will indeed be a or • remem- a big surprise birthday awarded the one who is also to take born into the by Spanish willing ber. to if those who had one. Church totaled Kathy Dowd, St. West Mary never special Joseph’s, time out to show what is the more than 100. government to Pablito you You those who heard of her who did not Orange—“A good teacher is never expect or It isn’t a holy day of obliga- one right way to do it and where Five who has don’t know too well to even know her well sent her a tion. of her descendants are Calvo, nine-year old star of had -and you greet- No one says you have to experience your mistakes are. Then she will think priests and one is knows when to about your birthday—but ing of prayer—but surely if do But if do- studying for “Marcelino, Pan teach. She is not make you anything. you y Vino,” sure you do it the right the someone who if it makes the day can remind someone know because priesthood. a plays favorites or If they do, you just you .didn’t have story of child adopted way. you need extra help she’ll by has a teacher’s pet. She is one help you. If you have a monks. who problem gives homework which is you can go to her outside of class necessary but not too much so and you can depend on her to that it is all Lives the you have of Saints on your give you the advice about right T. Ward H. Sheehan it.’’

Thomas Ward, St. Aloysius, Msry Ann St. Acceptable Buyer, Aloysius, Jersey City “I think a good of teacher Caldwell—“My i'dea a good should be strict but not Saint teacher is one who will do her too the Comics strict so children won’t Royal best to a chance give everyone think and will get nervous. The Action Comics to out. If is slow class This week’s saint Lons Ranger help someone should not be too was a Adventure Comice Looney regiment- Tune# and can’t the she member of Adventure* get work, won’t ed. The teacher and the royalty in this life Into Manta Flight pupil the Unknown Mauraudera' hold the and in Heaven. Moon others should have a between She was AH American Men feeling born Marine# in Battl# in of War the class them so in Bavaria about Marie they don,’t get nervous. 1174 and was All Star Weatern Mickey back but she The aunt to St. Mouse teacher should try to under- Elizabeth of Hun- Andy Burnett Mighty Moum won’t the stand there gary. Her Andy Panda Mr. let are kinds of name is St. Hed- District different Angel fail children Attorney persons ei- with different kinds of wig. Annie Oakley Mouse Musketeers ther. The Archie Mutt and She will problems.” young girl was married Jeff Baby Huey My them to Great help out- Duke of Batman Henry, Silesia, when Adventure side to she Beetle BaUey Mystery keep up was only 12 years old. The in Space Ben Bowie and Nancy with the others MADONNA royal couple had seven chil- Hl* Mountain Navy Combat and to be able dren. After Men New Funnies having the last Betty and Veronica Oklahoman to cffild go on to the GIFT SHOP they decided to Blackhawk Our Army live apart at War next Blondie grade. She M. Buyer 114 and to their time Our Fighting spend in de- Bob Broadway, Paterson Hope Forces will take each their Brand subject equally; veloping spirit and in of Empire Patsy and Hedy MU Brave and the Bold Paul not majoring in one and leaving 4-6914 helping the Revere's Ride needy. 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Sister Casper, the Friend- Priscilla’s Rosemary, our Complete he order Pop Assortment of issued an that all ly Ghost teacher last Raccoon Kids year, is my ideal of Creed etc. prisoners of Silesia should be Catholic Boy Real Screen Comics Rosaries, Catholic Comics Red Mask made to build monasteries and Cheyenne Red Ryder and other Chip V Dale of St. Elizabeth religious places in- Re* Allen Academy Missals Cinderella the Maryknoll “HERE’S HOW IT’S DONE: A1 Bradley, circulationmangerof the Advocate, and stead Rex, Wonder of suffer Kid Convent Station, Now Jersey punishment for Cisco Dog their St. Hedwig Circus . Student Edition his son John talked about the Advocate drive. John wanted crimes. Boy Rln Tin Tin Secondary School for girls. 94th yoar. forthcoming subscription Classic Comics St. St. is Robin Hood Resident and Day. Exceptional rocord often went Hedwig portrayed by Jo- to know how the were sent out and how the names were on Hedwig to a Clementina Roy from papers put the Pop Rogers for college $3.95 paper; where St. Hed- Cotton Wood* preparation. Vocational convent, lived sephine Kolodzieg of Rudolph,- the Red- the information. Now it’s to slys among Covered Wagons gladly supplied up John, a student of St. Anne’s, Gar- nosed Reindeer courses. Music, Art, Dancing, Dramatics. the women and wig’s, Elizabeth, which is Ho! obeyed their staff- Sad Sack and Sports Activity program. and the other students the area to A1 with rules. Crusader Rabbit Scamp HUMMEL ORIGINALS wood, throughout help keep Bradley busy She was strict with ed the very by Daughters of Mary Daisy Duck’s Information! JEfferson 9-1400 herself. Diary Sergeant Preston ol the new in. She wore the the Immaculate Daffy subscriptions you bring same of Conception. the Yukon Dagwood cloak and tunic summer Sllvertlp and St. feast day is Oct. 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Our lives are His Sugar and Spike Vinyl Plastics WITH MATCHED er. Our Flippity Ist Henry, and Flop Washable Nylon and COORDINATES FOR however, was not Superboy Canvas fab will is whatever He is well pleased Fox and the Crow Dutk rics—all at Attractive enough prepared and he Super LOW—LOW to whether Francis, the Fam- Superman Prices. ordain, our own * was and ous SHOP surprised wounded. Talking Mule Supermouse STUDENT TRUNKS death or that of friends.” RING BIN our Gangbusters Texas Rangers Hedwig hurried to him and DERS BRIEF CASES AND Parochial School Gene Autry Three Mouseke- LAUNDRY Uniforms After her husband’s MAILING CASES. helped to nurse him back death. Goofy teers to 200 Washington Si. (2nd Great LocomoUve Fl.) ® Ned St. on the Tip Top Willon •Ken Shirman health. Iledwig put religious Newark Chase Tomahawk (cor. Raymond Blvd.) but she did • frank As as he habit, not take the Guilty MI MOfO Woodhour SEND YOUR CHILD TO SCHOOL SMARTLY WITH soon was well, Hen- Tom and Jerry DRESSED Gunsmoke vows because she wanted to be Ton ry was back into battle. This to Hardy Boy* Toplx to time after a able give her possessions to Henry victory he was Topper and Nell the Hi Yo Silver surprised and taken poor. Truth about Mother prisoner. Homer the Happy Because St. Goose WINTER JACKET Hedwig went Hedwig accept- Ghost Turok. Watch immediately to Son of to Dyed the ed the will of God she Hopaiong Cassidy Stone enemy camp and to was spoke Hot Rod Comics Twenty and COORDINATES the leader. She able given the gift of performing House of Mystery FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS was to ar- Sylvester miracles. One time who House of Secret* Two-gun range a truce between the two a nun Kid tor Indian Chief Uncle Scrooge All WOOL forces and was blind recovered her MELTON to gain her hus- sight Jackie Gleason Walt Disney when the saint blessed Jerry Lewis more Uniform* band’s release. In return her her with Comics School Jimmy THIS Olsen Western Comics QUILT LINED the sign of the cross. Jughead In two granddaughters were then Western Roundup Kid Colt. CHASER" in Pray to St. Hedwig for the Outlaw Westward Ho. the "CHILL promised marriage to the Lassie Color. Wagons .the School ruler’s grace to her in the LII food element so vital to enemy sons. join royalty Genius Wlll-yum •. the good Little Angel Available in of Heaven. Wings of Eagles health School Color.: Little of OIOVES A Audrey Wonder Woman your family, is found in Green THERE WERE MANY trials St. Little and Gold Hedwig, gracious ruler, Beaver Woody Woodpecker in St. Little Dot World's WITTENS Hedwig’s life, but she al- for us. Finest and Gold pray Little lodine Navy Wringle Wrangle Little SCARVES - and White Lulu Wyatt Earp Navy Little Max Zane Grey Comics and A HATS Purple White Column for Growing-Ups Scarlet and ROTS White fire-walking starts. for and A shallow Kelly Gold pit is dug in the GIRI* ground for and filled with alternate 6-18 Site.: But rows Odd, Everyday of wood and stones. The Fischer^ timber is set alight and left to burn for about By Norah Smaridge 12 hours. The charred embers SOME TIME are then BUTTERCUP BREAD AGO this column described a ride removed, through and the red-hot stones are leveled the sewer because each system of Paris. This week we have heard of an flat with pound of Buttercup poles of green wood. contains the unusual train All ride —a on the famous German non-fat milk solids 7 VALUE . . trip preparations completed, the of ounces . $12.98 suspen- of milk.' 12 to 14 sion railway at Wuppertal. fire-walkers file down and walk across the pit. They SPECIALLY Wuppertal has not much So-o-o .98 to recommend it to tourists. do not advance PRICED There hurry. They very 9 are no art museums, pictur- even delicious, tool slowly, pausing for a long esque castles or other '‘sights." moment section of the mono- a moment on the red-hot stones. But for half a tourists rail is and century fractured, prevents When the is have walking over, the gone out of their to way •a ear from dropping if the rush villagers to throw vegetables gaze upon, and ride, its "trolley wheel Jumps the rail. into the If had a pit. ■ These are cooked you in the No because he *3.00 sky.” one can get lost, on the hot stones million dollar* SAVE \ (and the vege- The trains always comes back to the tables do starting burn!) and are then you couldn't shuttle back and at the end of point one complete eaten at the great feast which bettar broad! above circuit. And is buy forth, high there no need of concludes the fire-walking cere- the streets. busy a turntable for the trains; cars monies. of and... CARDIGAN SWEATERS Along most using one rail are always headed Its eight-mile in one direction, and trains using LONG route, trav- the other rail in SLEEVE. ORION, COMPLETELY they always move el above the the opposite direction. Sweaters for WASHABLE SWEATERS Varsity Boy. waters of the This unique railway was not River built be tourist Size. 6 to 12 from Wupper. to a attraction, . . *3.98 SO RIGHT FOR "BACK-TO-SCHOOl" 4* Each train however. The idea con- was practical; NATION U. Available in sists of ASSOCIATION Navy, Hunter Green two cars. The wheels ere it swift transit service provides Of Nl*K on top, and the train hangs from for the people who live and work NkltrMINTS 98 the single rail on which they run. in the valley communities. For 5U and SHOES them, ... 3' the monorail railway means STATIONS have been built at comfortable commuting and is busy points in the town, under taken for granted; but the the tourist, FOR great arches which support SCHOOL OF MUSIC ESPECIALLY MANUFACTURED LOBEL S TO COMPLETE unused to suspension railways, and SUPPLIES the rails. Passengers pay their YOUR PAROCHIAL SCHOOL UNIFORM finds the rail hanging ffom a • fare at street level and climb to thrilling experience. 30 CERTIFIED the boarding platforms far above ACCORDION Colorful BOYS and GIRLS Copen the street. There is never long A I'NIQI'K RIDE is one thing Parochial Green to because trains arrive and ■ Ac<»rfit*| te til* wait, A unique walk is another— and ACADEMY of AMERICA few depart every minutes, gliding walking on fire is surely TEACHERS Parochial Navy $6.95 to $9.95 unique with great smoothness in and out Yet there who are men can do INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED EXPERTS the of stations. Everyone gets a this; they are islanders in All Shoe* Beja, IN Pitted Poet* and controlled experiments Correctly for Growing seat, enjoys the view (with one of the Fiji Islands. They walk _ Doctor.' no Preemption. Pilled tracks under the train, there fire without burned Accurately on getting or CLASS AND is clear view of the streets and PRIVATE LESSONS FOR | a | even scotched. PRIMARY the river.) Many American tourists have SECONDARY CHILDREN AND ADULTS

Wuppertal's monorail railway watched the fire-walking cere- for further call: has an almost perfect safety monies. All detail*, LOBEL’S YOUTH CENTER agree that there recent. Deers leek automatic- is fraud PRMCott *-570* SHerwood no about lhea|. The 2.2*1* Diamond 2-74*7 MArltaf Ike *-503* ROUTE 4 ELMWOOD ally before train moves. A flro la red-hot and the *lf MAIN AVI. BROADWAY SHOPPING CENTER EAST J. really *7 *74 MAIN AVI. 5*9 PATERSON, N. second nU BROAD ST. supplements Urn men rub no of PASSAIC preparation any PATIRSON HACKINSACK it aaed kind NIWARK •Ingl* rail; can bn the on their feet before the Protesting Dad August 29,1958 THE ADVOCATE Sees 2nd Girl 11 Enter Convent Grads Hear MOUNT Boland, ANGEL, Ore Archbishop (RNS) —A second of daughter Ivan R. Miller of Milwaukie, Oreg., who went to Elect Officers court to prevent a at Convention young- child from er entering the reli- from gious life, has begun (Continued Page 1) Other new officers are: training at Mrs Catholic Educational Association, the nell said it is Queen of woman’s duty to John F. New Angels Convent Hennessy, York; Washington, D. C., "Sister*’ here of the use her influence in the Mrs. Benedictine Sisters. cause L. B. Schwarzbach, Texas; Scholarships.” of Mother Christianity. Adeline M. Gemma, superior of Camarota, Pennsyl- Mrs. Peter Cass of Bloomfield, the convent, disclosed that vania; Mary C. Balti- alumna of Eliza- Lois AT ITS CLOSING session the Winters, College of St. Miller, 21 -year-old and daughter of more, Anne Holbert, West beth, Convent Station; "Catholic convention passed resolutions on Mr. Miller, was one of Virginia. 11 girls the Women and Their Role in Inter- Middle East situation and on entering. national American education. Affairs.” THE featured Earlier this the CONVENTION a year, youngest Sister The first urged the American Mary Jean, R.S.M., review-screening of “A Certain daughter, Alice, 19, entered St the chairman of English delegation at U. N. to work Smile” to the Depart- of the demonstrate tech- Mary Valley Convent, Bea- ment, Salve for the guarantee of the natural Regina College, niques of movie evaluation used verton, Oreg., where she has just Newport, “Our and rights, especially freedom of re the IFCA R.1., Lady received her habit by department of mo- as a novice the First Communion.” ligion, to all the con- tion Saturday of the peoples pictures, the officiel review- Sisters of St. of Mary cerned in Middle East Mrs. (he crisis, ing body for the National Annette Fosdick, police- Oregon. Legion as well for the observation of “The Po- as of Decency. Msgr. Thomas F. woman, Milford, Conn., Mr. Miller tried to get a court the previous U. N. resolution on executive licewoman’s Contribution to So- order to have Little, of the Alice returned secretary internationalization of Jerusalem. and Mrs. cial Service.” home but this Legion, James F. Loo- was denied the by Rev. Gervase The second observed “current ram, motion picture department Brinkman, chap- Washington County Circuit Court. discussion” lain, Illinois State ruled that on the merits of chairman, led the discussion in Penitentiary, It Alice freed was Youth.” American education in the fields which convention delegates Joliet,; “Family and, from parental control when Mr. par- of Thomas F. Ex- Miller history and government, and ticipated as reviewers. ("A Cer- Msgr. Little, gave her an “ultimatum” ecutive National Le- critipism of the fact that college tain Smile.” an adaptation of Secretary, to choose between her religion and school Francoise gion of Decency; "The Legion’s and home. high graduates are Sagan’s novel of ex- Second not sufficiently interested in pol- istentialism, was rated “Mor- Spring.” A r and offered Sister Jeanne 1.W.8.5. dy S 0”d fr °m itics, the ally for Francis, left) director of the National Shrine of the cooperation unobjectionable adults.”) NCCW tion WashfnS ' Sftft J ? ’ Imm of the IFCA with of “The Catholic Alum- f the Department the Texas; Strength cepts 0,000 Check °r tW ° r0Se at Among workshop sessions windows th e shrine, from Mrs. Ernest retiring ’ a^ S'? P. Tibbitts of Mont- of Education and the schools in nae and Student Aid.” Clair nr nt was a discussion Rev. Wil- Praised S presid of the International Federation of by Jeromn *; Catholic Alumnae. Looking from making a check of U. S. liam Mrs. John Adams of Mont- by Bishop R u on, left are- BishoD history N. Field of Seton Hall Q. B and YOUNGSTOWN Curtis and Rev Paul government courses. The and Sister clair was convention chairman. (NC) - The NewTeiv °! Bishop Lang, moderator of the University Immacu- y Chaptefapter, IFCAIFCA. The ’ ‘ resolution also National presentation took at the recommended lata, of Caldwell Rev. Paul E. Lang of Seton Hall Council of Catholic place banquet, Aug, 23, which highlighted 0.P., College the IFCA adult clubs study on the subjects for Women, University is moderator of the Women “is one of the strongest convention held in Newark Aug. 19-24. on "Realism in the of and government. New of the Church” history Modern Catholic Authors.” Jersey Chapter, IFCA, arms against the which hosted the convention, and perils of atheism, Sister materialism N. Unit for AT THE BANQUET the dele- llildegarde Marie, presi- J. Charlotte Kunst of is state and Aged dent of Nutley secularism, according to Mothers Protest gates were welcomed to Newark College of St. Elizabeth, governor. Bishop Emmet M. Walsh of Court directed the Sister by Municipal Judge Rob- preliminary conven- Youngstown. Appoints ert tion 19, which for Movie Ads McKinley in the name of day, Aug. was In a letter to 102 NCCW affili- Carlin. Sisters. _ School TRENTON Sister Mary Mayor Judge McKinley Medical ates in his jurisdiction Andrew DUBUQUE, la. The At various sessions Bishop of St. Francis Hospital (NC) noted with pride that he could speakers Catholic Mothers Walsh of all this week became the Clubs of announce that Newark’s bur- and their were: urged participation second nun Study topics Dance Planned Catholic have a women in the 29th NCCW in a state Dubuque filed formal let- lesque theaters had post when she assumed closed their Rev. Eugene Culhanc, S J., ter of SOUTH ORANGE—Archbishop convention, to be held in St. Lou- her duties protest with the film indus- doors as a member of the ‘‘largely through the ef- managing editor of “America"; Boland will be of honor at is Sept. 20-24. new state try, objecting to “the of ad- forts of Catholic guest commission for the type organizations “The Challenge of Do-It-Yourself the third annual dinner dance of “Even her enemies division of vertisements now being used ex- concede the aging. such as yours.” Diplomacy.” ' the Woman's Guild of Seton Hall that the Church is the stu- one of the The other Sister tensively by major screen On her retirement Rev Gerald in state ser- as interna Kennedy, 0.M.1., dios in the College of Medicine and Dentia- most defenses for our vice is promotion of films.'’ important Sister Marian tlonal Mrs. Tibbitts of Catholic Therese, president, professor religion, try. The dance will be held Oct. nation and our homes numerous against director of at St. “In cases, the was presented with ot America; “The nursing Francis, pic- a University 18 in the Seton Hall materialism Papal University atheism, and secu- who is a tures being advertised are Catholic member of the state good,” blessing. Miss May, veteran of Alumnae and the Chang- the gymnasium. larism, evils of the board. the letter said. it noted day,” pursing However, 35 years in social is ing Times.” work, lay Mrs. Thomas Hyland of Harri- Bishop Walsh wrote. “The NCCW Sister that because of offensive advertis- Mary Andrew and other director of Associated Catholic Rev. William J. Dunne, S J., son, of the is one of the of members president-elect guild, strongest arms of the* new commission ing many parents refuse to allow Charities of the Baltimore Arch- associate secretary, College and is chairman of the dance. Com- the Church these met with their children against perils Governor Meyner Mon- to see the movies. diocese. She is native of Ohio. a University Department, National mittee will meet again Sept. 11. and the more insidious The against day. Governor stressed the evils which seek to crawl into importance of solving the prob- our homes lems through current liter- of the aged on the commun- ature and entertainment media.” ity level. SAVINGS ON Catholic the Bish- Sister Andrew womanhood, Mary super- op said, must be united visor of the against dispensary and out- these elements and the objec- patient department of St. Francis tives “cannot be where accomplished she has been stationed for at home.” two by sitting years. PAROCHIAL IFCA CHANGES SCHOOL HANDS: Mrs. UNIFORMS Sister Ernest P. Formerly was supervisor Tibbitts of of the unit Montclair, of Nun Detective psychiatric of St. retiring president the International Fed- Plays Mary's Hospital, Philadelphia. eration of Catholic Alumnae, presents gavel to the new CHICAGO A (NC) nun Born in she Dallastown, president, Alice May of at role in Pa., Baltimore, the IFCA con- played a leading capture studied at Villanova and Catholic of who vention in Newark. on is a burglar was shot and Looking Very Rev. B. University of America, and has Joseph wounded by police. been McAllister, vice rector of Catholic a teacher in the Psychiatric University of Amer- Sister teacher Georgeellen, a Institute of ica, Trenton State Hospi- who was named IFCA director during at St. Ferdinand School the here, tal. said convention. she was unable to sleep be- cause of the heat and, looking out the window of her quarters, saw the burglar.

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- SAMPLE MENU - The Business Women's Club to the eventual reunion between t of St. Peter s, New York (with the Russian Orthodox • Fruit Corkull and the Catholic Church. Ctliri. Olive* • The foundation Secaucus Woman it located at Prime Ro*«t Reel. Au • Ju* Cureglia, a short distance from OIANOI MSTAURANT Elected in Berlin this famed Swiss tourist t.vmubi* Pout* center 419 LANODOH »TR*«T BERLIN A Secaucu* unman Its guest house attracts visitors • l>tnn*r Roll* and Outlet ha* N bean elected office a ORAN**. to in from all over the world. Catholic It* Colt** organization here. Mr* The • convent is called "Casa dl Bernard G. Teeter* ha* been San Benedetto" (House YOUTH AVAILABLE of St. CENTERS OTHER MENU ARRANGEMENTS named vice president of the Sa- and Benedict), belongs to the di- 4 Room* - Accommodation* to 500 cred Heart Guild Private Dining of the Berlin of BAST PATERSON BIROEN MALL NEW rect Jurisdiction Cardinal Tit- WEST YORK HACKENSACK MORRISTOWN Air Conditioned American community. President »Y. HMWOOD Completely serant. Prefect of Um 4. SHOeeiNO - 4 Sacred Con- CINTII RAIAMUt lOUTI lIIGINIIMfI AVI « IM tt. 140 MAIM IfUIT • PAAK MAC! C*N • ORA NO* *-4411 • Ampi* f r** Perkin* Aim Mr* £. Mach of R—ytt fi»r-Tn-- jia Richard Stow. tor Use °»“ U frelation Oriental Church *» Frt Op« Uw lU4, WM. TW*», FH. Op*. UW Mw, 1k.,, FrL UM IWi FtL o*4* lata W44.. M» I . Op*. Mwu, Ohio. la Rome. 12 THE ADVOCATE August 29, 1958 CAROL Goes Over With Football Drills Archery aBang in ThisFamily PASSAIC If Open for at you’re looking a —shooting one of those multicolor- HASTIC explained, “then forked up to th#big sport which the entire can ed family enjoy, bullseyes seen iq parks and, at one. sister who’s 4- it be well My Eileen, only might to take a at roadside fling archery, amusements all over New handles the bow it’s Archery it’s . 11, big though J. Schools though doubtful if you’ll be able to For 18 N. Jersey—in several ways. For the three inches taller than she is.” one, Champion the equal mass with the success enjoyed , targets are smaller; for bow and another, dis- arrow the Hastics of St. With no sight on the bow, Carol By Ed Grant by An- tances each shot vary on and, for a thony’s here. takes about 10 seconds to loose her parish is stiH, NEWARK Those lads you’ve seen third, no sight uspd on the bow. husky trotting When her aim they hold a field archery tourna-' arrow, judging by taking account The to which the around the in all sections of North Jersey these past ment in New one-day tourney of her distance from the parks Jersey these days, the other target, then Hastics travel each entrants Sunday and come home few weeks aren’t in training for a crack at Patterson’s have to be satisfied with up the of the arrow Floyd simply loaded lining tip accordingly with loot are shadow of the what this clan of only a for shot and title—they are just high school football players preparing father, -son, two daugh- t—high a really long progres- national Carol earlier ters and competition won by the one nephew leaves behind in the sively lower as target gets closer. for the 1958 season. this month at Grayling, Mich. In that way of prizes. one, for the 18 the tall CAROL IS coached of Officially, practice slender went by Lloyd Corby For 5-8%, youngster at the field of the instance, 56-target four whose wife Ann is one of Amer- Catholic teams area opens In its 12 The Ad- through days of on three Boonton, Sept. issue, round shooting Labor for tourney, sponsored by the of ica’s finest archers. on 1 . . . Day, Caroga types hunter women Right Sept. vocate will print l a master ranges—field, and broad now, Bowmen of West Milford sure but most of the play- Township on head she is some on target ... schedule of all games to be (big game). taking tips archery, Aug:. 24, old stir will have at least two weeks 15-year Carol, of the forward to her first ers played by North Jersey Cath- looking competition family, won the women’s and THESE RANGES of calisthenics and running be- intermedi- are set up to simu- in the New this olic high schools during the Jersey championships ate girls’ old late actual hind them before for class, 11-year Eileen took hunting conditions, with the weekend. The chance that they report 1958 season. target archery the a junior girls’ title, old cousin targets bullseye set on a small be included in the Games duty. 10-year (24-inch) may Olympic Leon Greff card animal three teams won the junior boys' diadem or on an head. Scoring for There are new on someday is one reason why Carol wishes and father Ted the field and hunter this was third in the expert rounds is 5 for a the horizon year—Don Bosco, DEFENDING THE NJSIAA bull, to try it out now. “B” division. 3 for a close one; for the x Catholic and DePaul —as hunter, it be- member of the Hastic Bergen North Jersey “A” title will be St. Only one family comes more complicated with each shooter well as the new coaches .at five Peter’s and —Mom—has failed to join in the family St. Michael’s, while THIS LEAVES brother who Richard, given a maximum of three of the IS schools which fielded Immaculate arrows, scor- and she right on the Conception will hold was shut out in this but sport goes along meet, who has ing from teams in 1957. This fresh Carol defended her anywhere five to 20 gives a forth the “B” teams. The successfully intermediate girls' the honor points, weekend the course among of the to the excursions, walking introducing family which hits where Petreans’ at depending one on the to for her husband and children. But chances of title the National Field Archery two In the root repeating Championships sport about years ago. short target. are those of the In of she has only to look out the window '57 Grid Records excellent, Irish Grayling, Mich., recently. span 24 since Carol has then, mqnths then, For if first instance, the arrow hits for the W L T and the Blues not as two national to supervise practice sessions, Pt«. Opp. quite good. won intermediate girls’ titles the Dalbirton S t 1 111 SI bullseye, it scores the maximum of St. in and Hastic has its own short-distance Peter’s, is tout- a Ted Hastic has been backyard St. Pltpr'f I 1 0 247 41 fact, being Archery is family affair with the honored by the 20 if Hastics, parishion- points, it hits the it ed just head, scores Immtcultt* 7 1 0 111 Jl as perhaps the best team in Succasunna Bowmen, to which * all range. ers of St. Anthony's, Carol's sister the 15. A clean miss calls St. Bin«llct's ...7 1 Passaic. Eileen placed for another arrow 1 111 It New of Hastics Carol, who plans to train for secre- 1 Jersey, regardless group- belong, as the of the which St. I 1 lit 71 second the at "sportsman can score 15 s in junior girls division Grayling, her dad or 10, another miss work after from Oratory S 1 I ill to ing. year” for 1957. tarial graduation high for a third which St. Mlchaol't ....* 1 0 154 SI and brother are also bowmen. can score 10 or five, school, intends to continue her favorite St. Luko'i 4 1 t 101 tl Among the new coaches at the Field archery Is a which has sport respectively. national Papa Plu» '.« 1 helm sport at least until she wins a l isi tt are Jim Guida at Don had tremendous growth in North 1 Jer- The bow which Carol St. Jaaapli'a } 1 71 ft With due be uses is 5-2 in women’s And if thp John Mazziotta target archery to returned to the Olympic championship. Olym- Ouaon of Ptaea ..} S 1 tl 141 Bosco, at Bergen aey over the last few It differs years. height and has a pull of 32 St. Marr'a 1 t 0 ill no some Carol is now he pounds. pics provide an opening for archers, that Catholic and Jim McCarren program day, turning sights to that from the more familiar Satan Hall 1 at target archery “I started with 7 o 11] ill a lighter bow,” she would all DePaul. branch of the be right, too. •aylay-lllard ....1 S 0 01 114 The Rams had a junior sport.' Vallay 1 S 0 44 ISI team last varsity year and will tackle a full varsity slate this St. outlook to this 1958 campaign, Nicholas (Other One) time. with its first Which Bergen, sen- one may be looked later ior class and a brand new ath- back on as a turning point in the letic won’t its Wins field, open cam- Pair in Passaic history of football North Loop among paign until Oct. Jl and then will Catholic schools. PASSAIC turn Jersey high It was the of the other St. Nicholas play only seven games, two more to shine in JUBT ONE than DePaul which has three the Passaic CYO Junior Baseball example of the new only League last look classes is the fact for the first in* school. weekend, as the Ukes took a pair of to that, close victories move time in history, there will be The five replacements at the into fifth place in the standings. more more “A” than "B” schools older football schools are Vince Since the season the opened, spotlight has been on in the field this and St. year prob- Carlesimo at Our Lady of the Val- Nicholas (Latin), but the league- ably no "C” teams at all. The ley, Ralph Borgess at Queen of leaders had their, big game with Trinity with 6-1. It also insured Advocate lists “A” all Don as high Peace, Estelle at St. Ce- that Holy Trinity cut short rain the will schools rated thus by league go beyond by the New Carl at St. Jo- cilia’s, Rapar'elli Aug. with the result that its 24, it scheduled dosing date of La- State Jersey Interscholastic Ath- seph’s and Ron Basile at St. doesn't far Carol have to go very ended in a 7-7 tie. bor Day to play off letic well postponed Association, as as St. Luke's. Carlesimo, Borgess and for practice—there is a range in This left the status contests. Benedict’s and Delbarton. Raparelli have all been very quo plucked the Hastic the backyard. at top of the circuit, St. Nich- The “A’* teams this from school year will public ranks, a re- WAYNE ROBBINS received olas with a 10-1 record and at the St. versal of the usual trend Holy include, least, Peter’s, among credit for both of the Ukes’ vic- football St. Michael’s St. coaches in New Jersey; the (UC), Cecilia’s, tories, one by a 3-2 count Pius, Seton of over St. Pope Hall, Queen Mary’s on Aug. the BUT IT WON’T all be St. Takes Intermediate 22, Don Cath- new Lucy's Title other Peace, Bosco, Bergen by 8-5 over St. Stephen’s faces among the coaches as Joe olio and the aforementioned on 23. In each , Aug. case, St. his 29th at In the “B” Kasberger opens year preps. listing will In ofErrors With St. Nicholas rallied in the final in- St. Bill Cochrane his Comedy Joseph's be Benedict’s, probably Bayley-Ellard, Ora- ning to earn the verdict. 14th at St. Peter’s and Bill Re- NEWARK It took four hours, another Mazza St. St. Our nearly three pitchers, chatnps life, grab- tory, Mary’s, Joseph’s, Against St. Mary’s, Ron De- gan his 12th at Delbarton. They two bing an sacrifice of the extra and seven errors St. attempted in Pizza Lady Valley, DePaul, Im- inningp by Joseph’s Spanish tripled and scored on an are also the most successful of the air and it into maculate to do but turning a dou- Conception and St. it, St. Newark, an error to break the 2-2 deadlock. the Lucy’s, set Essex'County CYO mentors with respective won- ble play. Luke’s. A four-run in the final loss records precedent week winning its third rally of 170-37-13. 91-22-2 th|s by consecutive inter- St. from the It’s of that St. Joseph’s, up junior round of the possible, course, mediate St. Stephen’s game and 67-8-3. All three ban- baseball ranks where it won the will wind in “A” enjoyed championship. crown a Joseph’s up was sparked by Pete Klipber’s ner seasons in 1957. St. St. faced with the in enrol- Lucy’s edged Joseph’s, year ago, was When figures are on single, which drove in the tying Only four of the players who in an all-Newark final of twice this but it 9-8, at to 1-1 draw ear- prospect rallying more ment year, doesn’t ap- having played a and first winning runs. gained team mention on the Memorial Stadium here after that and did that St. Luke’s on Aug. lier in the season. so success- pear likely will St. Anthony’s took over sole two Advocate All-Star clubs last it hold 24. Actually, was the second As fate would have fully once, matching a run by again to the "C” rating it it, they possession of third place in the year have returned: tackle time the two teams St. Lucy’s with one of its own in held last met, they came up to the with the circuit CONGRESS Richard P. O’Brien, year. replay with an 8-7 defeat of St. CHAMPS - Rev. pas- Richie Gronda and halfback Phil the bottom of the title on the line, and it is doubt- eighth. on 23. Tom Rhine tor of St. John's, Fairview, receives from Martorelli St. St. Mary’s Aug. manager Tony at Peter’s, center ful if the old home of the Lucy’s struck in the Newark again struck out 10 he St. as picked up the Zematies the emblematic of the North George Tyson at Immaculate and John's Lists ninth, fcn error and walk trophy Jersey NOW AT Bears has seen like it a put- anything victory, but also issued seven halfback Walt Piechowski at St. ting two men in time District National Baseball in championship play. In contrast on to be championship, Congress. passes. Leading hitters were Os- 22-Gome Sked delivered Sal Iradi's solid MURPHY BROS. Mary’s. to their earlier both clubs by dou- match, sie Sanderstrom of St. Looking on, left to right, are Tony Vavanzo, Rev. Char- As several of the teams ble. Anthony’s usual, BROOKLYN St. John’s Uni- tried to the give game away as and Joe Rossnak of St. SCC THC will be Mary’s, les H. McTague and George Takac. Father O’Brien has going away for a week versity has announced a the tension 22-game took hold. St. Jo- * IRADI HAD been the second who had three safeties apiece. commissioner of the or more of before just been appointed district NBC. camp settling basketball schedule for the 1958- seph’s made seven errors and DISPLAY St. pitcher for St. Lucy’s, on down at their home sites. coming 59 season, including 11 contests six in the THE LABOR DAY weekend Lucy’s loosely played in the fifth to a 6-4 lead v protect at Madison Garden. contest will be a with Square interrupted-once by rain. for Charley Sousa. St. Lucy’s, big one seven WAGON Cadillacs The Redmen STATION will in which games spread over four days. St. participate collected eight "hits, forged PLYMOUTH the ECAC WINNING PITCHER was Fred Holiday Festival at the its namesake ahead in the fourth with three Nicholas/faces on Mazza, who came on in the sev HEADQUARTERS CONVENIENT Garden after an absence of one Aug. 30, while Holy has runs after falling in Trinity STATION enth after St. had tied behind, 3-2, year. will also make a three Joseph's two contests with St. Thgy the first frame. listed, one the at 6-all with OFFICES... game tour of the middle west, score a two-run Anthony’s to close it down in the WAGONS Losing pitcher was Joe Men- meeting Notre St. Louis rally. Threatening to win the of the I Dame, des, who went all the and nightcap Sept. holiday St. way from and Loyola of Chicago. game right there, Joseph’s twin bill. 2-DR. 6-PASS. HACKENSACK: struck out 15. He. and of had two many D»o, 4, Providence. MSG; 8. Bridge, men on and one out Busiest * to « MHM« Mm. of however, will be Of m port; 10. Brooklyn, the other members of the St. Jo- all, 4-DR. 6-PASS. .way; 13. Bradley. when Mazza arrived on the scene. MSG; 18. Hunter; 20. Vlrilnla. 26 with on Makes MSG; seph cast will be on hand to Holy Rosary, games All CimiDE PARK* 740 Hmdrnm Ara. ao. Holiday try BROGAN But the 4-DR. 9-PASS. Feattval. MSG; Jan. 3. Tem- one pitch gave defending three successive OlxlktMHltii.M ple. MSG; next season and will days, Aug. 30- 10, George Waahtngton, away; again prob- Mt. and CO. 17. St. Joaeph'a: 24. St. Francta. 69th be favored to win. St. Lu- Sept. 1, against Carmel, St. Models CADILLAC-OLDS Cwtar Um at Lartk ably Choice of Colors fIANECK: Dm. Armory; 29. St. Loula. 31. away; Loyola will Stephen’s and St. Nicholas (Uk.). Of im (Chicago), Feb, cy’s lose many of its key If still Mr away; 2. Notre Dame, you are a stranger and Equipment How well the away; 3. Richmond. MSG; 14. Fordham. Miss DiFilippo and has few Rosarians come men good replace- PACE MOTORS to the practical wisdom of PAUSABCS PARK: 253 Braatf Am. away; 19. Niagara. MSG; 26. Manhattan. this ordeal will decide 28. ments through a OxMktMMklMlM MSG; CCNY, home; Mar. 5. NYU. coming up from its junior owning Cadillac, hesitate Msg. 47 CENTRAL AVE. if can overtake St. no club. they again longer. We have an ex- BIG * AmU Wins Four SiUCTION mr tttfiQC.OOO Titles in the for third St. Lucy’s thus Our Anthony’s race EAST ORANGE cellent selection of quality- * Insur'd joined Lady SmriHft U $lO fit RAHWAY value late model Mona DiFilippo of the Valley, Orange, in the place. Cadillacs Of TOP BUTS —all well completely dominated the senior The week’s schedule (all cared for, with CYO throne room. Our Lady of games low League women’s New AAU cham- at Passaic Schools Stadium): original mileage. These Jersey the won its first Valley having handsome in GUARANTIED Friday, Au«. 1» Cadillac motor here Aug. 21 as she baseball title be- pionships ever the week St. Mary’s Trinity. Standings vs. Holy 8 p.m. cars offer greater luxury... won three individual titles and fore in the junior circuit. Saturday, Aug. 30 USID CARS more miles of Holy Rosary vs. Mt. Carmel. 1 p.m. motoring then went on to add a fourth |St. value in ST. LUCY’S will Nicholas , 1 after an forfeit loss due wheel St. Henry's butterfly, free opening the of the model of l a yard 400-yard p.m. 6 Passenger Sedan St. Andrew's 0 3 to a schedule misunderstanding. St. Anthony’s vs. Holy Trinity, 3 your choice, and discover IMiMTI style and 200-yard individual p.m. The Orange club will meet the for yourself the thrill . . . Laat Waak'a Raiulta medley at Rahway and the one- the sheer Ml Carmal 7. St. 3 eventual Hudson Orient joy of Cadillac Vlncant'a mile free style at Culvers Lake. County champi- Freshman 1769 •Mt Carmal «. St. Vlncant'a 1 in the If you af- all four on archdiocesan finals in Pa. ownership. can •Mt. Carmal laada beat-ofthrea play In cases, she wa; the LORETTO, Among up- Full Pric* Union ford any car—you af- off aarlaa. 1 0 County on Sept. 7. No can easy victor. pre- perclassmen taking part in the • NO DOWN PAYMENT bfud. NECESSARY ford a quality-value used liminary is necessary as Union freshman orientation i* Her times 1:14.7 program at • CASH BACK FOR YOUR TRADE were for the Cadillac. did not have a team in that divi- motor 8 Hudson CYO St. Francis College, Sept. 7-11, • SPECIAL FINANCING FOR sales County breaststroke. 5:19.5 for the be 400, sion. buy BROGAN, sure INTIRMIDIATI lIAOUI will be William Brennan of East SERVICEMEN 2:46.4 for the and 29:29 I '* t

- on Holy Trinity S I SCRANTON Taking what three wars at Veterans T,RES SI Admin Antheny'a a 4 almost sched- amounts to anew istration Browne Holy Rosary 3 4 Hospital here on La- JosephH. TERMS Sl Pete Carlesimo'a Scranton Nicholas tl'k.i ule. 4 3 bor Day. EARN Mi ★ Carmal 4 a University football team will MORE SI Various * Mary's 3 » athletic and first novelty *1 3 » mocl Boston for the Stephen's College races, in which Company some SO pa ON EACH DOLLAR time this season YOU Laat Waak'a tients will take I*o4 S4tfc SAVE Raawtta part, will he - CKJ» YtAt - I9JI DELUXE Si The have added five NYLON Nicholas tUk > 3. St Mary a 3 Royals conducted the si by Nicholas iltk I I, hi Stephen'a S Hospital new teams to the schedule this St Nlrholaa 7. Holy Trinity 7 sports department, with assist three of them for Institutional St Anthony's S. It Mery's year, meeting %I/jV/«. ANNUM 7 ance of CWV members. High the first time in In addi- ON history. the AU SAVINGS light of events will be tug- J#4 0 tion to the Ragles, they include Cleaning Supplies / issox CYO of-war between *l7 County eliminations pa- Drexel Tech iNtllaalOIATI LIAOUI Juniata. Temple. tients of POLISH MOOMS the various wards. « • HUSH IS (Final Standinaai and Waynesburg. Arrangements for the ASH CANS • MATS • SOAP Accounts W events Insured PlUt TAX AND tICAPfAiIf Till l native of Up To Carlesimo, a Newark, been $lO,OOO SI l,uay'a. Newark I o •\«ve made by Paul V. WAX • SPONOIS • FAILS his as Sl Josephs Spanteh, Newark 7 I is entering, ISth season Caffrey of CWV TOlir PAPIR Sl Prancia. Newark 7 I Elizabeth, state • head coach with a record of «*- Holy 3 executive frhea. Harrtaon 4 hospital chairman, • MOPPtNO RQUIPMINT Sl 49-4. the sched- Patar'a. Rails* ilia 4 4 Despite beefened and r. a. Ann Svoboda of McDonough & co. O l. lourdsa. Waal Oraaaa 4 S ule, he has of Roselle, *A*N « PAPIR TOWnS • CUPS and hopes improving state •4. Anthony's, halloy|lie 4 Auxiliary chair- the 1967 record of 6-4. hospital hi. Potpr'a. Newnyh | a on MIIIBURN NEWARK MONTCLAIR man and 279 Street St Ann's. Newark representative of the Way** LOAN r, | t a«et. as. ikii ceUee*. *». •l. Ckarto*. Newark JuaUU. Ort la. ASSOCIATION CIS’AAt A ...... I * R I*u. XiaeW. nv organisations in the Veterans AVI N. J.

August 29, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 13 Maternal Help Win VFW Title By Rev. Gabriel W. Hafford Members of the Church are fortunate, in- to take stock of the deed. Holy Mother Church papers and magazines that affords us the best come into guidance on earth. your house. Be 'sure to look over the Sometimes we wish we did at of the Knights Eye not have to follow offerings and Sweep Catholic the Chicago her dictates, because Press, support they typ« of that are in the when reading wiil 30 CHICAGO Blessed Sacrament's Golden way we help you years over decision which gave the Cavaliers selfishly want- to do from the now. Most of the other stuff arrived here something on the sly. But after is just for the Knights Aug. 28, hoping to make a 1957 title. At last we think it over Miami, year, there was some but we clean of honors for we are mighty glad that moment, are going to live forever. sweep major the 1958 drum question the Christ over judging and an appeal waa left us this and bugle season with a in the infallible guide to , Staying Power corps victory carried to the national VFW committee, which become If American Legion national scheduled help us what each you really have will contest, ruled in favor of the one staying power you Chicago corps. of e for 30 at Soldiers Field. us he will be- *® P fight on for Aug. St. will be in the secretly hopes praying peace. Don’t let up Vincent's field at Chi- at all. The Knights walked off with honors in come—an heir to the It is very that cago, as will Holy Name of Kingdom necessary we offer prayer Garfield, along with and the national VFW 20 Ebbets of Heaven. sacrifice to God affair, Aug. at some 50 from all the Almighty to appease His corps over United States. justice. Each time Field, Brooklyn, defeating the Chicago Cru- For Blessed Good you hear of another outrage Sacrament, the contest will offer Gulp 1957 be eto saders, champs, 88.40-86.85. But this the There get down and tell came to the held are no evil effects on your knees, opportunity regain title they tmd only after a scare the afternoon that you want to do during trials for three years, listed after something to let Him 1954-56, before third a swallowing when the placing your know you champs, out- are sorry that the world is getting Crusaders, defending year ago. pride. o scored the be so wild a Knights. place. Don’t grow discouraged. THE CHICAGO Scholastic Choice Just the schedule calls for keep on praying. Following Brooklyn triumph, Blessed practice The schools your parents select for are Sacrament its 13th morning and afternoon of 29, trials and you Get copped victory in 14 starts Aug. of Going mighty great for finals the afternoon importance, they are bound Be when it won the “Parade of and of 30 sure you get to confession Champions," spon- evening Aug. to color life here before school for your and hereafter. The fact sored St. and, the eventual an exhibition opens The best by Vincent's, Madison, on Aug. 23 at winner, at that the way to have the help of the one send to doesn't the senior finals at Soldiers they you have •Holy Ghost is Field. In this the Field on 31. a to be in the state of Dodge one, Knights edged Aug. shouldn't make grace. pool too much the Audubon All-Girls Winding up the week’s work will difference; you Bon Bons, 91.20-88.55. be the Labor were Decent. Disks baptized, weren’t you? Catholic Suitable Songs Day parade on 1. education Forever Sept. does not have to take back My Darling Stella THE VFW title the second for a seat to any other Hey, (Victor) was the the The Following Legion contest, the corps form of education. Asa Crew-Cuts; All That’s who had won in 1954, failed matter of it will By Beautiful—Wacki Knights to com- will return home to fact, Wackl prepare for the annual its students (Detca) Jack pete in 1955 or help into the front seats in Carroll; A Chance Is All I 1956, then placed behind the National heaven, Dream Contest, sponsored ’ Da Ce Ever by St. Vin- and that is what y° n Dance MIXED Cavaliers last year. we are living for, I hope. n! . r ’ c, (Capitol) Les ASSORTMENT: Among the They represented the La- cent's at Roosevelt •Baxter; I Can See entrants at bormen Post 9393 Stadium, Jersey City, on an s of com- Don't Take a Chance Angel—Never No More the St. Michael s Irvington in this 7. Blessed Sacrament CYO Day Sept. and Name will (Decca) Patty Did Camp costume contest staged before Holy Be alive the Cline; You Ever See a Dream were, petition, 20,000 fans at the old sure you are day after Labor compete in the al nK S left to right, junior division here, with th# -’ “ Kar Bow R°ck pilgrim Holly Haag, Indian Ellen home of the Dodgers. Day. Take care that don’t (Victor) Chip Fish- Cook, hosts great you figure in „ £' ' giving an exhibition. rhe E witch doctor Blessed any accidents. All nd—Hunky Dunky Doo Earl Dennis Vaccaro and Sacrament was the North of them are not confined to r ’ (Decca) harlequin James only Jer- It was announced this week that a second Say You Love Me sey corps in the finals highway hazards, know. Don’t £ , Hamburger Men at as St. Vin- exhibition you try to set off Imbriaco. Brooklyn, will be presented by the (Melody Hill) Royal Scout Joey did not a rocket or to swim the lake. Even Columbus Zingsheim Orch.; Musetto cents, Bayonne, compete in protest Band of Ontario, Canada. o Mammetta E Tu didn’t take a chance. (Victor) Domenico Mo-

uugno;Everyone Knows - Blow Your Fall Reading Blues Away pi as (Capitol) Johnson; Wheels— Before you all be Wagon spend your money sure Mrollln Home Tertiaries to (Capitol) Bob Bain. Urged Read Sermon on the Mount GEORGIAN COURT DeLisa Pitches St. Paul's ST. BON A VENTURE Very Rev. CO Ilf Celsus Wheeler, Gf 0.F.M., provincial of Name Holy Province, advised younc Conducted by the Sisters of Merry Into Hudson Junior tertiaries of the Third Order of St. Francis to “read FOUR-YEAR COURSE LEADING TO Playoff and Sermon BJL. and JERSEY re-read the on the Mount at B.S. DEGREES CITY st * the fourth annual Paul’s wrapped up the - Jersey National Youth here. Well-Integrated program in Liberal City division of the Congress Hudson County Junior CYO Baseball Arts, Fino Arts, Science, Music, Home “If capture the of 26 you spirit League Aug. with a 7-0 shutout of St. Economics, Business Administration. Aedan’s, while Mt. the Sermon,’’ Father Wheeler ers and urge them to Teacher Training for Carmel to purchase Elementary and surprisingly moved within will capture the one game of the Bay- said, “you spirit more modest Secondary Schools, Fully Accredited styles. onne crown. of St. Paul and St. Francis.” The Address: SISTER SECRETARY congress was dedicated to With Pete In the DeLisa pitching a St. in the keynote speech. Rev. Our of Lourdes Georgian Court College Aedtyi's two-team jun- Lady and devoted Oosdyke, O.F.M. onc-hitter, St. Paul's won the rub- ior circuit. The Raymond Conv., to Lakewood, New Jersey \ Mounties upset demonstrating “the Francis- ber of their St. of Ind told the dele- game match with to take the LaGrange, , can response to Vincent's, 7-3, sec- the message of that ond half title in gates th? Third Order should Lourdes.” i Bayonne, then be used as "a staff lean won the first of the best-of-three to on when the going gets rough.” playoff series, 4-1, on Aug. 24. Camping Rev. Conrad O.F.M. Trip Hero of the Mt. Carmel Polzer, LATIN up- NEWARK Patrick’s GLASTONBURY SCHOOL of St. Girl was Jim Cap., Milwaukee, called for surge who Scout Donovan, No. 69 will more real among the fra Troup go on CONDUCTED BY pitched a two-hitter in the first tertiary their annual weekend ternitics. “Russia is she will camping game of the The sure playoffs. day trip to the South Mountain Re- 10-hit conquer us," he said, “because before, a Mountie attack 5-7. This THE BENEDICTINE FATHERS communists have much zeal servation, Sept. year had overwhelmed St. Vincent’s more the in girls plan to cook all their no-hit spreading their ! Frank Sullivan. philosophy performer, meals out-of-doors. School nd than we Christians have They will at- P re P are Nigh Q College The second in DIIDDHCC* game of the play- tend rUKiUjE! Sunday Mass at Our Lady of for the Priesthood. is set for spreading our religion.” graduate* -off Aug. 30, with the OFF TO NOTRE DAME - These Marylawn students took part in a panel discussion , Sorrows at the 18th national convention of the Church, South Orange. third, if on Catholic Students’ Mission I necessary, Aug. 31. Crusade at Notre AFTER A PANEL discussion s Y*°r s* ' i,h . ' pl Sullivan will Dame, 21-26. pitch for the Vin- Aug. Front, left to right, are SCHOOL TERM: ,t°' '. - Dorothy Aires, Kathy Kirchner Edwina on “'How Youth Can Create a nies in the 30 Jaworski -1 Aug. contest, with and Anne Marie Pat Christian Attitude Ward; rear, Alexander, Noreen Holleran and of Modesty," Summer Ist to either Donovan or Fran Bulwith faculty ROBERT Special Session, July August 15th. the resolved to advisor Sister delegates wage a on Elizabeth Jose. the hill for the Mounties. It THE personal battle against "the cur- by was Bulwith who handed Sullivan TREAT rent trend of immodest dress." SPECIAL FEATURES: his first loss of the the season fn The panel concluded that "the I half title U. S. Must Students in the and Choir Work of -second game on Aug. Lead in World participate Liturgy Mission | world, the flesh and the devil I HOTEL 23. Field, the Monks. .have teamed in an all out at up PARK PLACE, NEWARK tempt to undermine the virtues MEANWHILE, St. Aedan’s Bishop Tells CSMC nirrr School Year: 15th to June Ist Pursley Delegates Regular Sept. of down COEDIAUY YOUI moved within purity by battering its INVITES KMIM a game of the in- NOTRE DAME i,t - (NC) Just as the $520.00* United States is resurrection and Its modesty in dress.” mMVATIONS K>t termediate title as it two ac-| | life,” he (safeguards won out the Ist to ;Cepting of in the ! said. ■Delegates resolved to contact Summer Session, July August 15th sloo.oo* of three starts, the third challenge leadership community of| buy- ending • COMMUNION in tie. nations,” the Catholic Church “America’s Vocation to the *Tht abov« rat»» includ# tuition, room and board. a That tie, a 4-4 with Sa- in America has “an inescap- World cred was due be vocation to Apostolate," the general Youths Raise Fund BREAKFASTS Heart, to re- able the world apostolate,” Leo A | Bishop Furs- convention defined THE REVEREND REGISTRAR on and theme, was in WRITE TO: played Aug. 27 another ley of Fort Wayne declared here. DUSSELDORF, Germany—The • ORDINATION Ia message to the convention from St. Aedan’s win would put it into German Catholic Youth Organ 16 Hull Street Mass While countless victims of war Hingham, Cardinal Fumasoni Pre- DINNERS the first round of the archdioc- Biondi, ization a fund of almost and oppression Cross of presented appeal to this Christ,” Bishop Pursley fect of the Sacred esan playoffs against St. Congregation $65,500 to Bishop Joseph Albert • Lucy’s,- and WEDDING young growing nation for said. He must be with for the Essex “yoked Propagation of the Faith, Rosario champs. aid, of Amravati, India, he food and other Christ in that to, said, bearing be and Cardinal protector of RECEPTIONS Bob five-hit ball' Cross, the him his diocesan Feury pitched millions of help enlarge LET'S FACE IT! spiritually starved exposed with Christ to the CSMC. as St. Aedan’s downed Our con- hospital facilities. • OTHER Lady) souls in many lands look “to that the SOCIAL tempt, humiliation, the suf- of Grace, 7-5, on 21, thanks “The mission world looks Aug. - young and branch of the the sacrifice today Warehouse growing fering, for which the FUNCTIONS to a five-run in the fifth to he wrote, "for Barney's rally - True Vine which America," an is the Catholic cross stands.” BENEDICTINE climaxed army of to inning, by Johnny in the prists preach and Mur-j Church United States.” That part of the FURNITURE for world administer the MISSIONARIES Sells phy’s three-run homer. sacraments, reli Murphy- was the “which Bishop Pursley keynote is crucified for its faith tsrvin* 1 Modern a Christ ev#r 400 vaars air conditioned also belted and a single- gious Brothers and Sisters to triple at Kor v*ho speaker the 18th national con- in Christ must >oun| mm feel railed to LESS because of find in the cross to Kanquot focilltlei fine Much to bat in two runs during the 4-4 bring other millions the in the monastic and missionary vention of the Catholic life as Students’ its and he de- food and hope healing, estimable priests or brothers Writ# to icrvice alwoyt. tie with Sacred Heart on Aug. blessings of Catholic or visit Side Street location 20.- Mission Crusade. VOCATION • Approximately clared. That part of the 01RIC TOR St. world education, fervent Aedan’s all but clinched the lay apostles,i ST PAUL'S ABBS Y , NSW TON , NJ. SfANUY J. No 3,500 mission-minded that is akui • display window* young per- alienated from Christ well second half title have al trained in the professions' (they from Manager No salesmen sons all parts of the country its • hi-priced by infidelity and its sin, technical skills ready won the first half crown) and social sci- with came here for the ses- must turn to the • Self Service four-day cross for its ences." | • when Jim Hensle shut out 3t. BROTHERS sions. OF MERCY on John’s, 1-0, Aug. 26. This put A ardar TOR The nunln* aaaklna aalf-aaarlflaina RESERVATIONS convenion received a FREE DELIVERY the leaders’ record at 4 0 with spe- v«un« m#n H«»w««n th# imi «f f7.J7 (• Itvt • R«li«Uw» Call cial letter from Pius XII y««r» Uf« »• itcur* MArk#t 2-1000 the Sacred Heart Pope NFCCS just game to ialv«fion for th*»r Mult In in which the Congress libormi • Outs Pontiff declared the Opens Mil vinay•r 4 in varlaua Factory Close The latter was locked in a dutlaaat carlna play. tha to be in Itr lick and Infirm. A KNOTT HOTEL second tie with All JCSMC “responsible no • Trade Ins • Exchange* place Saints small On Addraia R*V. *llO PROVINCIAL measure for the admirable Labor in and also due to have met Day 'Frisco AIIEIT W. ST END Iff, frcld.nt • Returns 0.L.G., Raman Road • Cancellations and Claranaa. N Y. that night. ever more noteworthy part SAN FRANCISCO (NC) - More than which the faithful of 400 student dele- The junior playoff between the people the gates and moderators will TO ALL United States are faculty attend the 15th National UNLIMITED CREDIT Jersey City and Bayonne champs playing in the Congress of the National CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY will take Church's missionary endeavor Federation of place either Sept. 2 or Catholic College the world." Students here 3, winds throughout Sept. 1 to 6 providing Bayonne up 8724 its over CALDWELL Outfit No. business the weekend. It will take place at the COLLEGE FOR WOMEN “MANY PEOPLE in the world Sheraton-Palace Hotel under The Hudson and champ would then the ratronage of 3 Rooms with everything for Living Room, Bedroom have no idea what the Chureh Archbishop John CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. face Our of the for J. DOMINIC but excellent Lady Valley Mitty of San Francisco. not the latest style in con- really is,” Bishop Pursley ob- Bishop Accredited - B. Kitchen complete; archdiocesan honors Fully Offering A and on 7 James A. of Paterson B.S. Degree* Sept. served. are McNulty is “There some who dition; at Warinanco Park. episcopal moderator of NFCCS. Schmidt would like nothing better than to Named The week’s schedule (both James F. $138.50 sec the Church drop dead, and Twohy, financier and games at Bayonne City Park Sta- For there former governor Noll Medal off a are others, more intense official, will it $5. month dium): Pay deliver of Saint Elisabeth and determined in their the keynote address at SAN I* RANCISCO College Saturday, Au«. SO hostility, Godfrey Mt who the P. Carmel va. St. V Incanta. 10 a m. would hasten her end opening plenary session Schmidt, well known Founded 1899 by Sept. lawyer in the Sisters of Sunday, SI by Aua. most 1 He will Charity the violent means on the specializing in labor Mt Carmel St. Vlnrant'a. speak Congress relation* va. 10 am. Convent Outfit No. 9433 > not go back to theme, Archbish- Jersey Positive Force Noll Double and 2 ancient Rome and its provinces in the Educational op Medal at the 15th 3VS Room Ranch House Home with Sleeper na- tional 6-Pc. Colonial to find martyrs, witnesses to Community.” congress of the NFCCS Chairs PLUS Frontier Tables, Lamps; Matching here Sacred Heart Christ In their blood. There Sept. 6 Imured to is Savings $lO,OOO Earn 3% PLUS REFRIGERATOR. MR. prominent Dinette; renewed TWOHY, Cath- The a Church of Silence be- medal, presented HOME MORTGAGI today olic anno layman in the archdiocese LOANS Its voice has been by the cause stifled ally NFCCS, was named here, is a member $247.75 Leads of the Catho for the late the aort of hand that strurk of Fort ALEXANDER HAMILTON Swimming by lie Archbishop SAVINGS $lO. month Commission on Intellectual a SOUTH ORANGE Sacred the face of Christ when Wayne as a result of pay only He action and LOAN ASS N and Cultural Affairs He has been taken at the Heart, Vailsburg, won four of 10 spoke the truth before His ene- 1957 congress in connected with coir iniit ih closely several New York. i l-eeu pauison. n. a events and second five mies.” placed Catholic institutions of 18645 times as higher a Outfit No. the Essex County CYO' But even in her darkest hour, ■Schmidt, graduate of Ford He is former learning Chairman ham Swimming Club closed its the I'mversity School of I.aw from Model Home Wall to season Bishop Pursley stressed, of the 3 DeLuxe Entemble Ditplay; Federal Home Loan Hank Room with Church has is a of Malta a swimming meet at the Se- never lost the Knight and a Foam Rubber Sectional Room living Wall Broadloom; Curved Living System. member ton Hall University consciousness of her has of the directorial Walnut 7 Pc. pool mission, Leo THE FRANCISCAN PLUS accessories; Danish Bedroom; Archbishop Bun of Du hoard of FATHERS harmonizing Sacred Heart scored with Gene never failed to hear, above the the Legion of Decen chairman Dinette; Abbate din buque, Episcopal of the King Size and George Walsh in the of whatever confusion and O Third National Catholic Welfare Order of St. Frantit intermediate Con He Regular class and John Sex- the voice of her Master was selected for the conflict, ference $3BB. Youth will ton and Steve saying, Department, award from a list of Offer McCauley in the ’Go and teach'.” five can- to Young Men and be a guest the Boy* ipecial opportunities a month advanced class. Its throughout con didates the IDO pay $l5. only medal- by Member col- to for the of and the study Priesthood. Lack fund* THE BISHOP urged his audi- gross fourth biennial leges of the no obstacle. ist in the division NFCCS. beginners was For further be bought separately. of NFCCS Moderators Information, write to Each room in any outfit moy Bob its ence high school snd Conference, Kline, other scoring be- college students which will lie held done to become “missionaries during the »tu AND PARK ing by George Rivella and DRIVE RIGHT IN dent FATHER STEPHEN, TOR. »t heart" and share meetings Bun John Stanek in some de Archbishop SPECIAL INTEREST (intermediate) and groups will preach at the official Bill gree the Church's constant open which will Franciscan Preparatory Langheld and Ed Brady (ad- meet during the con Seminary ing Mass of the BARNEY'S awareness that she Is sent congress on Sept gress Include P O. to* vanced). to Confraternity of JBb, Hellidaysburg 11, Penna. ” 2 in St Mary's save others Cathedral Auxil- l hristian Other winners were Doctrine, family life, Charles A DISCOUNT went iary Bishop Hugh Donohoe of industrial SUPERMART Dellavaiie, Immaculate Heart of He on to lament that relations, international San Francisco will offer the Mary, Maplewood Tom Mc- there are certain careless Catho- relations, literary affairs, liturgy, WAREHOUSE Mass Sacred lics who FURNITURE Cann, Heart, Rloomfield; are “mildly concerned Mariology, mission study, social Delegates will represent the service AVE N. J. Tim Parson, Our of Sor about their own salvation, and student 382 FRELINGHUYSEN . NEWARK. Lady hut government. THE Federation's 190 member A rows, South and who, do not colleges traditional Student Govern ond Orange, Terry “simply care" and Friday Nights,to 9 and Wednesday make effort universities Focal point of ment Open Monday, Smith, Our Lady of Sorrows, in no to share their President's Conference will 22, Near Route 1 off Route Eaith the meetings will he a prograqi be held TRINITARIAN Right the beginners section. with others Aug. 30 Sept 1 More FATHERS for 12, 24, 62 session But Stop 11, planning during which than too student leaders Also Nick Immaculate *'We must all beware of will con- oH*r Simile, eom on to m#n and of NFCC-S projects sod activities for sider opportunity young boys Grammar Heart the effect which student New of Mary, and Karl Longo. placency In our service of In Northern Jertey Christ the 195A M) academic School and School year will be governments have High to bscom* a ft hoc Immaculate and must test the upon average priost or a rot DRIVE IN WAREHOUSE Conception, Mont- we sincerity BARNEY'S of developed members of student bodies. in tho Ord*r. Lack of clair, in the intermediate section our devotion to Hia Trinitarian funds no St., Poterton, N, J. I work," he impodlmont. 67 River Preceding the program Rev. Charles J. plan Chairman of the meetings of emphasized Writ# to< McDonnell, there will be and Friday Nighl* to 9 ning session a ape the will be Thursday CYO If congress R Open j acting director, presented one is to be « crusader Joseph and cial discussion of "Problems and Hams, NrCCS the medals. The meet direct- a June VOCATION j waa bring Christ a metaage president, DIRKCTOR, O.S.S.T. ON to others, Forces In the Educational Com graduate OPEN SUNDAYS ed Jamea of LaSalle College, Phil NEVER by Connolly. the must be with * Box "marked the munity." adelphig. IMJ, Baltimoro I, Maryland 14 THE ADVOCATE August 29, 1958 New Cana 3 West Milford Drive Sept. to Be 'Priest’s Day' Officers At New York Sodality Congress Are Named Totals $100,526 NEWARK The Cana Com- NEW YORK will WEST MILFORD Our of Peace fund Sept. 3 be “Priests’ at the of the mittee of the Lady Queen Day” Congress Lay Apostolate Archdiocese will be- cam P ai8D Sodality of the from all of the United gin its 1958-59 with directed at a minimum of Sept. 1-5 Congress Lay Apostolate at Hotel parts season a •ini"/? > realizing States and Canada. of Designed to group new 9100,000 to help finance a Commodore here. Both day and evening sessions will offer officials appointed cost of school and auditorium, form and to Rev. inspire laymen bring by James F. Johnson, reached a total of courses of interest the chair- $100,526 in the particular to • pledges at third report clergy. a total Christian impact on all man. meeting of the Msgr. Henry J. Pregenser, director of of human the general solicitation committee. The the New York areas life, SCLA They are: Mr. and Mrs. Leo announcement was made by Archdiocesan Federation of So- will offer 58 courses by Daly, 1 Rev. leading Secaucus, lay chairman of Roland A. Fregault, dalities of Our Lady, will address members of the and Cana 0.F.M., pas- Rochelle, will laity clergy Conferences; Mr. and Mrs. demonstrate par- tor and the V. honorary chairman of the Patron of Priests general assembly on Sept. 3 ish on all phases of the lay apostolate. Richter, West liturgical functions for the Orange, organ- and the campaign. at 9:30 a.m. evening ses- at 2 ization; Dr. and laity p.m. and at 7:15 Mrs. Father p.m. William Roland tribute sion at 6:30 His will paid to Set p.m. topic on Sept. 3. Magee, Grantwood, Dr. Centenary Serra Mass for Pre-Cana; the both be "Our Queen of Sodal- and Mrs. parishioners, permanent ARS, Lady William Shirmer, Eliza- France (NC) The in- The breviary as the basis for and for their ist part-time, excep- Apostles.” the beth, habitants of this small layman’s mental will Pre-Cana doctors’ commit- tional village prayer Vocations 6 response to the for will also teach Sept. tee. appeal near Msgr. Pregenser be discussed \ Lyons are preparing for the during day and eve- funds. a course for priests and religious ORANGE The Serra Club of Rev. Neil 100th of ning sessions Smith of St. anniversary of the death that Rev. Mary’s, Before the the role of the adult day by the will intensive solicita- on Sodality Oranges sponsor its Plainfield, and St. Jean the Charles E. F. Mr. and Mrs tion Baptiste Vianney, Hoefner, S.J., as- phase of the director and moderator at 8:45 monthly Mass for vocations of campaign comes Cure of in sistant Charles Sivco, were Ars, August, 1959. He director of the Jesuit Sem- Plainfield, to a 3. Our of Mt. Carmel close, there are two is p.m. Sept. Lady church named more the patron of and Mission co-chairmen of the Pre- parish priests. inary Bureau, New report scheduled for here Sept. 6 at 9 a.m. Members Cana meetings the York. priest-conductors commit- Centenary plans are being “The Sociology of the Par- committee. Edward A. of their families will also attend. Mr. Casey is made Other tee; and Mrs. John by a committee headed ish” Is another featured lectures scheduled for Kaelbien, chairman by course Rev. William N. Field and Gunther of Seton Goss, as- the Cardinals of France and in- 3 will Hillside, chairmen of Pre-Cana for “Priest’s Day.” Rev. Sept. describe specific sociate chairman. Hall University, chaplain of the general organization; and Mr. cluding Archbishop Paolo Marel- Charles R. apostolic roles the and Mrs. Callahan, assistant layman can will During the advance club, celebrate the Mass and John phase, the Nuncio in the Tarrant, City, la, Apostolic to France. director of in the play work of the Jersey chair- memorial Sodalities parish. deliver the gifts committee sermon. men of married ac- The observance is to Newark will couples’ panels. counted for begin May 1, Archdiocese, give The Masses under the THE ROLE OF monthly are rotat- $62,422, and to reach its climax Au- this professional lay- on course during both the day of men and ed among the 17 churches within co-chairmanship Joseph Too- women in the social This photo, taken in the gust 4, the day of the Cure’e and evening sessions. room of St. the territorial of X-ray Clare’s mey and Frank Hastings. apostolate will also be boundaries the death. He will stress the need for highlighted Hospital, shows a patient at the Serra Club. _ being prepared on the congress. Cana Calender angio- to their priests adapt apostolic' cardiograph unit for special studies Members of the New York Pro- X-ray of the blood efforts the in among laity accord CUSTOM-BUILT KITCHENS fessional vessels of the HOME and Sodality, for men and CFA Breakfast heart and lung. with the continuing evolution of PRE-CANA Supply women in the artistic society. He will also scientific, WAYNE The Cana w»h TBPPMMi investigate Family ~ * and learned will J r “,r Cltjr> Luw- MART professions, con- Action 'nr'i’rinon r how well of Cross 1 existing groups group Holy BUILT-IN OVENS parish duct St. seven courses Clare’s Uses on individual Church will hold a — Holy Fomlly. For answer the Papal plea for “live Family Com- Nutl«r. Information - and BI 8-4479. m LOMBARDI CABINET CO. group apostolic in and tor Them actjon munion breakfast Sept. 6 after 8 y parishes.” a M u New i: o*« » p,rk amuihp- Iff BELLEVILLE AVI. BELLEVILLE. N. J. I through the major Mass Chairmen Mr. .n“ - Apparatus call MA 4 0700 Callahan professions. a.m. are and tlon. EL 3-3997. Father will also Each con- course will be PLymouHi ?-32aUvery Open Every Day Cosmetics ORang* BERGENFIELD, N. J. Prom the committee PLUMBING 9 a m to 11 p.m'. chair- the Prescriptions Called following breakfast. Principal »»a Ml. tor speaker Proanect Avenue ter. DUmont 4-1286 and Delivered V. Thomas C. Ma- will be Montclair l. MULLIN l SON men: Legislative. P. • Avenue Joseph McEnroe, pres- HEATING XU >»l il_ illiebertv N. I. Baby 303 MAIN Hugh Connell; Photo Dept. free STREET public relations, BLliabetn 11114 Delivery JOurnal munion in a at the 8 a Square 2-2266 OORMLEY James J. Carroll. body m ni West tide Ave. EAST ORANGE, N. J. FUNERAL HOME opp talrvlee Mass at St Joseph's, Jersey City. 154 Maplewood. $1495 WESTFIELD N. J. 2-2414 WASHINGTON PLACE ORang* HOWARD J. BRENNAN Aug. 31, in the first of the coun- CENTRAL PHARMACY PASSAIC, N. J. Festival Committee PASSAIC VALLIY 6414 cil’s four Communion HEATING Mldiael Car male. Ran A BERGENLINE AVE. corporate 1. Piter. JERSEY CITY OORNY OORNY PR*»cott 9 3183 WEST On Preecrtptlona NEW YORK, N. Meets Belleville Sundays. Sept 2, members Vi»it Our Showroom Carefully MORTUARY J. in Compounded Ollawsre and friends will visit Yankee SUM HENNESSEY FUNERAL Sta Rout* Drug! _ Perfumea * The UNion 7-0373 HOME BELLEVILLE —A meeting of 23, ButUr, N. J. Coaoiaure "V Pharmacy With 399 HOOVER AVENUE dmm to see the Yankee-Red Sox S**k Room Supplloe A Prescription Repulstlen 171 414 WASHINGTON PLACE the committee and Central Are, WEatftold II4M organizing Prescriptions (or BLOOMFIELD, N. J. RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME game. o* cau suns* MW Celled PASSAIC, N. J. various committee chairman for and Delivered 1914 NEW MO S-SIO4 N IH Pilgrim 3-8400 YORK *r TiANICK A-I4H UTLEY Wsshinpten Street AVENUE PRetcolt 7-0141 St. Peter’s Fall festival will be * Jersey City. M. J. N. New Baby Needa UNION CITY. J. held in the school cafeteria Canadian at •AY NI HIM KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME College DRUB CO.. INC. OORNY A OORNY PASSAIC VAUIY UNion 7 6767 730 3. Chairman will HIATINO Jamoe'Rleeiea Rep. Piter. p.m Sept. QUEBEC (NC>—Establishment 101 UNION IS, N. A AVENUE MORTUARY Promptly rilled JERSEY present progress reports and of an ,£••*«*»*•*»» CITY WILLIAM English language classical Cut-Rale Druga N. SCHLEMM, Inc. 519 and Coametica BELLEVILLE. J. MARSHALL STREET names of volunteers to assist on in has been 119 Prankltn Ave. NUtter OWIN'! PNARMACV college Quebec an- M IA« MW JERSEY CITY UNION CITY N. Mn ahnMNM. Plymouth 9-3503 PATERSON, J. committees nounced The Pharmacy Level te by Archbishop Maurice • Ithleel 7-1000 The fall festival ORANGE fJNIan MUlberry 4-5400 will be held in Roy of Quebec. 9MM St. Peter’s new school auditorium The DRIM STORE new school will be called Nr Oct 38. Constance and the A'Urm t lieting in this t*cti*n call Th* Advocate, MArket 4-0700 Connolly Quebec St. Lawrence College, Malcolm E. and Condon are general will be administered the 141 CeßMMsMpeer Atpaae by Jwsey co-chairmen.. archdiocese. city «. N. J. r BOIPWPPP him Baywood-on-Barneget Bay August 29, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 15 Sandy Beach BRICK TOWNSHIP (PFS) headed and adjoins two private REAL 1 the ESTATE -CLASSIFIED SECTION sandy beach by salt-water KT*"800 feet °J com- and accelerated swimming pools progress pleted for club on an ,V recently members. ultra-modern 80 by 30’ Adjacent to the pools erected by yacht clubhouse under now con- Braddock •truction and Construction Cos.,Dover, scheduled for * s com- a 30-foot cabana with shower pletion during September at Bay- facilities and wood-on-Barnegat dressing rooms. Bay Front Lots! Lots! Wooded Bay, 250-acre The Lagoon Lots! seashore developers are also com- resort colony in Brick pleting a modern club- Ocean yacht Township, is County, re- house which ported incorporates exten- by Thomas H. White sive glass panels to assure a AVINCS corporate vice OPPORTUNITY! president of the panoramic view of American Land Barnegat Bay Investment Corp, and the North Plainfield. surrounding lagoon-front home sites. The clubhouse will "fhe North Plainfield at LAUREL HARBOR on corpora- include a 20-foot Barnet)of tion is outdoor dining Bay developing the 1,100-home patio with indoor can- community which overhang, fronts on Bar- teen DURING OUR sth with charcoal barbecue, and ANNIVERSARY SALE! negat Bay and includes 30 navi- a 40’ by 30’ ballroom. gable each lagoons, 1,000 feet Besides the beach and This is an established long and 80 feet wide. sandy community with navigable lagoons, Baywood club Du Extension of the enables over 200 families now all *INg beach members enjoying also have available a Baywood and residents their the 1,000-foot marina of ac- wonderful benefits of to 600 capable Jersey guests use feet of white commodating 300 boats. sandy beach area patrolled by Shore living. There is a private sand The American Land -Investment lifeguards. is fenced beach beach for is Laurel Harbor in and has a Corp. currently offering on WINSTON PARK: This three residents separate children’s spacious, bedroom ranch, at priced $10,900, offers a big area. a no-down payment small basis—lagoon- home at a a play price. Winston Park is located four north only, fully Marina to miles of Lakewood equipped sup- Half the front plots with on Route 9 beach is bulk- door-step boat St. area of Mission is Mary Assumption nearby. and the s99q docking facilities from ply every boating need, priced best NO $l,BOO, and also upland wood lots fishing ground on the entire New with money access to private boating, Crandon Lakes Set Becord down and lor Sales Jersey seacoast. OURABILT HOMES fishing, swimming areas which NEWTON Crandon cost from (PFS) room.” Some home- $5OO. water-front Crandon Lakes be the may reached Lakes, new mountain-lake sites are priced according to lo- by taking Route 10 or Route 46 A 7-ROOM development in Hampton Town cation. Another ~ Split Level to Dover, then Routes 15 and 206 Anniversary Special ship, near has set what Newton, As at Neepaulin, a complete north to McKeown’s Restaurant GUARANTEED appears to be a record for land $l5 summer home is offered at Culver Monthly sales being Lake. Turn left on during its first four 3 BEDROOM CUSTOM weeks, for HOME BUILT $2,995 at Crandon Lakes. This Route 521 to it was announced property. yesterday by custom-built four-room home ON with The Crandon Lakes New York YOUR LOT Norman director of Cohn, sales bathroom inside and out Lake Lots includes elec- Office is Completely finished Buys for the colony. plumbing, Display located in Suite and NEWTON tricity It is not 11 West 42nd Street in Man- For Crandon Lakes’ 800 carport. a 1142, LOT (PFS) only acres of “shell” INCLUDED or a "pre-fab.” hattan. FOR ONLY $95. Down $5985 $l5 a month New Jerseyans can gently rolling terrain surround live $7690 ONLY the life $240 of a “millionarie” two spring-fed lakes, the larger DOWN at Clear View Lake 100 in —a new over acres expanse. Over $ 5B five MONTHLY PAYS ALL planned community in Sussex miles of shorefront are avail- County. able FHA for.homesites, beaches and SUNRISE approved for Vets, Non-Vets and Retired a; Included are: a huge sized 90x docks. 100 lot; a private lake with sandy, The developers of Crandon Visit Our Model Home life-guarded a Lakes plan to offer Open Daily from 10 A.M. to Sundown beaches; private purchasers BEACH clubhouse; a children’s the 7 77 ft. play- same type recreational fea- rooms; plus gang*, erica ground; boat docks; tures that made their includes: foundation, fishing and Neepaulin ON concrete floor hunting; rolling hills Lakes of the LAUREL in green and colony one outstand- on garage, rec- HARBOR Barnegat Bay reation room. majestic trees; and ing successes room, utility nearby of the past 20 years. BARNEGAT 9 miUi South of Tomi Rtvnr on Routt 9 schools, shopping centers, These include (Gordon Slatt Parkway Exit 80), continu* on Rout* 9 and wide, sandy beach- H houses of lourtl Harbor. NOW-2 worship. es, a fleet of safe rowboats, base- BAY PHONE “It’s MYrtle 3-3051. no longer necessary to ball Newark Office: 22 Park Place—Mitchell field, tennis, handball and Frsih 2-437( Th# Salt Tana of tha have a income Sea DURABILT large to live a shuffleboard courts, a children’s Opan . . Tho Scantof Pino

... A for happy, Vacation Homo Happy fulfilling lif#,” states Nat playground and a Summer centrally-locat- Actlvltioi »ueh at Tooley, ed club EXHIBITS developer. “Here is a house. Boating, Swimming. Plihlng . . true and Havan for for Lots are available a Kvontual Year* ‘paradise’ vacation, year- for as little: Vi Round or Rotiromont Living. mi. c. round living, or retirment." as with a minimum of three ROUTE OARDXN STAYS PKWY $295, I the Although first section has per purchaser to insure "elbow 75 FT. WIDE 22 MUrdock 6-1110 been sold out, choice Dally . 10 to t lakeside, WATERFRONT Wssksnd 4 UNION IS to hillside, and ranch-type lots are still available. LAGOON LOTS Clifford 6-3000 Modern, spacious SeU 178 four-room custom-built LARGE WOODLAND homes are LOTS $l5O down, $l5 Mo. Dally . . »to ♦ U.S. 46 also Waakand t to 4 available from CERTIFIED . $2,495, with 2 and 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOMES LITTLE easy, long-term Ruton Homes financing. Finished Homes FALLS Visitors invited Solid Year-Round Construction FREEI are to "spend as Catalog BELLEVILLE (PFS) W. J. New a in the Jersey's outstanding Durabllt day country" as guests SHELLS from . . Happel & Cos., East Orange . .*2,645 Open 'til Dark A Horn** of Clear View Lake. There’s spon-j plen- sors of Rutan Estates Dapt. A on Jorale- Rt. P.O. of facilities 9, Box 171, Forked lake value U. S. 44, ty playground for the St. here River, N.J. MY 3-3921 mon report that 11 homes I development b LiHla children. A free DIRECTIONS: Cardan State Forked brochure, giv- have been Pkwy. to River Exit No. 74, turn left Falla, purchased in the mx past at end of exit and 2 miles N. ing easy direc- go to blinker at Rt. ♦, turn J. how-to-get-there two weeks and 21 home left an Rt. purchas- S, Vi mile to Sunrise be go Beach. OR: From Toms River South on Rt. tions, may had es *, by writing to: were recorded 9Vi during July, flo miUt to Sunrif Btach. Clear View P.O. Box Lake, 81, the bringing total number of Hampton N.J. Township, Newton, homes sold to 178. In Hampton Township noar Newton, New Jersey. „COMMUNITY CLASSIFIED TfONE BUILT"

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ed at 3 p.m., Sept. 7. Rev. Dominic Battistello, 5.D.8., pastor, announced that all Masses that day will be Masses of Thanksgiving.

The Mass at noon will be cele-

brated by Very Rev. Ernest Gio- tended by the parishioners and vannini, 5.D.8., former Provin- guests.

cial and now a member of the ST. ANTHONY’S Superior Chapter, the directing School was smarted four years in an body of the world-wide Salesian ago fid building which was Order. formerly a rectory and The day’s ceremonies will close subsequently a par- ish clubhouse. That with a dinner in the cafeteria at- building and the old convent will be demol- ished and the area converted for and use as a playground a park- met in Newark last week to make Archbishop’s ing lot for 100 cars. plans for the world Sodality Congress, to be held here in 1959. Among leaders in the Pending construction of a discussions were, from left to Rev. James J. of St; new the Sisters’ right, McQuade, S.J., Louis, na- cpnvent, quar- Appointments tional of Sodalities; Rev. Gerald ters including chapel will be promoter Seguin of Plattsburg, N. Y., national pro- SUNDAY, AUG. 31 located on the second floor of moter of priest directors conferences; Rev. Erwin A. Juraschek of San Oblation in Maestre Pie Filip- Antonio, the new school building. national director of the pint. Villa Walsh, Morristown. Tex., National Federation of Sodalities; and Rev. Leo L.’ Designed by Anthony J. De Newark and local MONDAY, SEPT. 1 the Mahoney, Sodality director congress chairman. Pace, architect, new building 19 a.m., Annual Labor Day is a two-story structure of mod- Maas, Sacred Heart Cathedral, ern design, containing 14 class- CELEBRATING THE OPENING OF THE MOST Newark. NEWEST, MODERN, MOST rooms and kindergarten. In addi- School Problem Is SEPT. 3 tion there is a full in- EFFICIENT WEDNESDAY, basement, Compounded FURNITURE PLANT IN THE WORLD, LOCATED IN NEW HYDE PARK, LI. 9 a.m., Blessing of Our Lady cluding a cafeteria which seats of Sorrows convent, Garfield. 660 and will Another milestone in Castro Another persons be used as history! landmark in New York in- auditorium.'! It in South FRIDAY. SEPT. 5 an is equipped Africa dustry! Another link in By Segregation the Castro chain of mass buying power and tre- with modern stainless-steel 2:30 p.m.. Presentation of a mendous volume! A the kitchen. quarter-of-a-million devoted to new Bible the Arch- By Joe Thomas even in square feet, to law, an isolated case. making for the Fall Msgr. Dougherty. Registration term NEWARK Where and Although others the country’s finest convertibles! Come bishop segregation schools are con- protested the snap up outstanding, never- is 350, Father Battistello said. SATURDAY, SEPT. « cerned, the United States is not alone. measure, the Archbishop points before values. Five and But where the U. S. opening Every showroom in our entire chain is joining in 10:30 grades a kindergarten out that in the ajn., Field Mass in practice Catholic has made a start toward its will be solving problem,,South Africa this exciting & honor of centennial of Our open. Church is “about the only reli- super-sale event. But hurry Today tomorrow only! has not, despite prodding from the Lady of Lourdes, sponsored by hierarchy and other gious body in which both natives and whites the Knights of Columbus, Ber- groups. can .attend services Dedication in strict Teacher* And he gen County. Foschini Park, Actually, segregation in the Catholic together.” emphasized it is school* inside the River St., Hackensack. apartheid called is the also responded. Even that.once church, the law of the land in South Africa. the native native is free to sit where he SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 Hills Set though instructors Troy This, coupled with the poverty of were not then what pleases. 3 p.m., Laying of corner- getting TROY HILLS the has their white While McCann stone and dedication of St. An- The new natives, placed a severe counterparts re- Archbishop and strain the ceived other members of the Elizabeth. on Church as it seeks financially, they volun- hierarchy thony’s School, school, auditorium and con- to maintain its realize that school system. teered to accept salary cuts of integration must be vent in St. Peter the Apostle up to 25%. a gradual process, they have de- parish here will TO ALLEVIATE that be blessed strain, McCann manded without much apparent Few, Archbishop says, Owen McCann and dedicated at 2 Archbishop of are success that an immediate p.m., Sept. unwilling to continue to make start is Am Capetown on a coast-to-coast the sacrifice be made direction. ijou pfanning to 7, by Bishop McNulty.Rpv. James “realizing the im- in*that fund-raising drive in the United The Cod P. Smith is pastor. portance of their apostolic work.” They see a sign of urgency in Cape States. in Newark The "Catalina” CIRCULAR Castro Sofa During a stop Unlike the United the resentment SECTIONALS , Convertible Designed by Fanning and Shaw States, the growing among on Tuesday to visit WITH 100% FOAM RUBBER of the Archbishop vast of the in the non-whites who have had CUSHIONS Authentic Early American in Paterson, buildings are of majority teachers styling Boland, he granted an exclusive the and *219 the schools more than 'fel- An extravagantly beautiful curve! Off-the- wing back, button tufting, contemporary architecture. The are lay people. And schooling their tloor to interview to The Advocate. button Converts a • pleated flounce. size. Converts school themselves feel lows. Without the styling, tufting, to Apt, only TRAVEL a they the of minimizing 0 y head- building, one-story struc- sting comfortable bed for two, with bed two. Automatic He said he Castrobilt sleeping found that “the The problems those who ture, contains eight classrooms segregation. only white confrqnting innerspring mattress, automatic headboard. $38.50 board. Usually $329 $21.90 generosity of American Catho- teachers in native I seek the and kindergarten, cafeteria, kitch- schools are a integration, Archbishop Usually $599 down down lics is remarkable and en and shows few nuns and Brothers jsdys that he “can see FEDERAL gymnasium-auditorium. provided grounds TRUST a real appreciation of mission for The latter seats 700 ' and is by.religious orders. j optimism.” efforts.” Besides the -v will equipped with stage and dressing Despite these sacrifices, Arch- | Bishops and lead- Explaining the need for funds, bishop McCann ers of some other the room facilities. The kindergarten, says Catholic j churches, he provide pointed out that the Church in school standards Liberal is in one corner, is in have not been | minority Party opposed octagonal South Africa maintains 750 affected !to the with window* of its some as yet and are on at apartheid policy as are funds shape on four schools for African chil- least the of the intellectuals sides. 122,000 same level as those for ! many among dren. These schools for are government-run schools. the Afrikaaners. your Both separate buildings are constructed from those maintained for the travel of brick and stone THE of are exterior. The white SOME IDEA of the BISHOPS, course, population, which are self- overall not insensitive to Afrikaaner convent, a two-story building, pro- sufficient. school be .or vacation problem can gained by vides accommodations for 11 Sis- fears. Archbishop McCann notes Reason for the financial looking at the situation in Cape- ters the In that South Africa is as much their purposes including superior. ad- the town itself. The squeeze on school system is archdiocese cov- dition there the usual homeland it is the homeland thru are facilities the Bantu Education ers 12,000 miles as The a act of 1953, square on the "Sierra" LONGLINE** CONVERTIBLE at % The “Tropicana” KING SIZE RATTAN SOFA such as a community re- mainland. of the African. “Both arrived room, which the Church the choice In addition, it includes gave Sweeping loveliness in the about the same time in he contemporary Exotic imported rattan to provide fectory, chapel, rooms and of a number of islands 1615,” a hand- utility surrendering the schools to the which are manner. Separate back 199 ; cushions, off-the- some for rooms. notes, “with the blacks background lighthearted living reception more than miles out having floor styling. Converts to a state or them without | 1,500 in the comfortable king only Converts a operating to comfortable king size bed from central Africa.” size bed for - I South Atlantic. come two. Usually'5349 state aid, which amounted to $22.90 sleeping two. Automatic Headboard. SUPPORT schools. As for the Church it has Catholic about The Of the itself, $1,680,000 a year. cuts i total of 750,- Usually $309 population been slow but down to be made the of 000 there showing steady were at rate are 50,000 Catholics, progress in South Africa, the 25% a in and ( year starting 1955 more than half of whom col- are In Archbishop say?. 1946, only until all aid was cut ored continuing (racially mixed). There are about 4.7% of the population was DON'T SHOP off starting it) January, 1958. only 52 diocesan priests, 30 of Catholic. whom South African are born. That is THE CHURCH chose independ figure now about 6% FOR EYE CARE There are two diocesan congre- for non- ence to state control. And the na- both the white and THI HIT COSTS SO LITTU. gations of Sisters with slightly white the tives, Archbishop McCann says, population. However, over 40 members. There are 50 have been to the sacrifice. figure is swelled by the inclu- equal Brothers and 480 Sis- Even before all aid had been missionary sion of Basutoland. British-con- TAKE OUR ADVICEi CONSULT ters in the And area. yet, there trolled member of the Union stopped, Catholics $2,800,- of YOU* EYE PHYSICIAN pledged 15,000 children TOR are to educate, South Africa with 000 to support the schools —a a the population Alt EYE CONDITIONS. Archbishop reports. tremendous which is about 40% Catholic. amount in view of The "Modern" KING SIZE CONVERTIBLE Where is the school The CHAIR WITH 100% FOAM the support Archbishop McCann labeled as "Terry” CUSHIONS • . poverty of the native popula- with 100% FOAM RUBBER to come from? CUSHIONS The Perfect seating comfort on cloud-soft tion. Archbishop untrue a charge that, because of foam! e hopes that Catholics here Straightforward, simple lines that Its lines are graciously proportioned, its SHOULLD YOU NEED will Catholic to the apart- are an SQ| opposition eloquent compliment to back tufted. that your good taste. By:’199 deeply to either modern 0, help answer problem. heid the Adapts policy, government night it converts to a comfortable traditional decor. GLASSES COME TO US size or $ll9 Up to now, besides the native bed king Usually Name S.M.A. planned to encourage the immi- sleeping two. Automatic headboard. contribution, he has received $8 91 i gration of 2,000,000 non-Catholic Usually $359 funds i from the Sacred whites Congre- to help implement its pol- PERSONAL LOAN gation for the Superiors Propagation of the icy. lout f aith in and from M it mitrtti rslttl I Rome, the The Dutch Reformed Church TENAFLY Rov. Pat- Converts from Very Catholics of Germany and New did seek a selective this this ©B® rick | immigration to C*ll Now Mitchell 2-820 O’Donoghue, S.M.A., provin- m Zealand. in the 3 second 1 Bishops latter policy which would guarantee the cial of the American province of I country ordered a special collec- religious status but such the of African Missions quo a ~j£! The Society for the in Optician jtion Church South Af- is not al- FEDERAL (S.M.A. has announced policy being pursued, Fathers), j rica. the of immi- the of several though majority Converts from shea-** IS CENTRAL AVINUE appointments su- - this this TRUST grants do come from to - in the AS naturally v periors province. Father FOR THE / segregation prob- in 5 | NEWARK, N. J.‘ Holland and Northern seconds Qny O'Donoghue was elected in lem, Europe. July Archbishop McCann, who to a as with 10-year term provincial. other members of the hier- COMMUNISM is not an imme- Wio«• Ml 2-5171 him diate Succeeding as provincial archy has denounced the internal threat to South Af- govern- CASTRO’S MAGIC CONVERTIBLE procurator is Rev. James ment rica this TABLE WORLD Very policy in uncertain at time, the FAMOUS CASTRO no Archbishop Converts from cocktail table to console toMIA Harrold, S.M.A. Rev. Ben- "We said. He out that the CONVERTIBLE OTTOMAN Very terms, says: must to pointed par- table seating 8. try dining .in seconds! Walnut ||rf educt Burke. was named find is ■■ v Converts to S.M.A., a solution, to make ty outlawed and that "a finish; enduring Extronict a full-length bed Separate contacts per- top. Usually $lB9 *64* son superior of the house at 23 Bliss between the can be sued for libel for call- only innerspring matfess; Beautifully two peoples, to get Ave, tailored cover included only here, and Rev. Al- a Very an so that ing another communist.” $ll9O understanding both « phonsus Usually $99.50 $6 45 Barthlen, SMA, wins sections of the However, he said, leftist Vacation Cruises population can down renamed superior of St. Antho- live in groups are at work down harmony through charity and have ny's Mission here. and some influence SALE justice." among the non- EXTENDED THROUGH NEXT WEDNESDAY to the Rev. CARIBBEAN Very Sean S. not enough to Sweeney, Segregation he said, whites, although M stems, FOR •" Cunord'l A., vice provincial and former from present threat. ADVOCATE fomoui lulfyoir-tondilionod’ traditional social detach- a READERS ONLY! of of Asked what superior Queen Apostles ment, from the desire of Americans can do whites r • Seminary, Washington. was to maintain to help in the current CARONIA -JA the superior posi- situation, AMIRICAS .TOP named NAMI IN CONVIRTIRII FURNITUM fnm Nr. U,k superior of Queen of tion the Archbishop which they have attained, pointed to the w#rW Apostles Seminary, Dedham, and from fear. Papal Donum" »«• Incomparable u <•» edcyclical “Fidei S Mass., ! k Rev (the Gift h , '°"‘f>®'*®' ®"d succeeding Very The he of Faith) issued on * 'T »" '••or* K0..l Afrikaaner, said the MOV 1.11' oil* «inn l John D. OATS .- J3OO Wirt) Sheehy, S.M A Father Easter and listed three "y• tuporb mroli. n.ghklub 1.500,000 descendants of the needs: •nt.f. is orig- 1** •* Sheeh.v the new of • "* ***•«• lainnwnf—oil In of pastor St. inal settlers is Prayers for missionaries now WO I" 1 p.i<« tick#! I Plrniy afraid of losing Augustine's Church, Hast ct b0.g0." in St Lou his national laboring in Africa and broking as well prayers is. 111. identity as rt that PLEASE I OH * his traditional others may consider that vo- REMEMBER, YOU CAN- Moipu*. Tnn.dod U" status because he ,teo endT h .” Very Rev. Frank Gillis, CASTRO ° ' °* ®'* U#ll Now. S M A . is far cation. CONQUIRS NOT 4m. H..,.. Noiiov by in the minority These BUY A CASTRO ANY- is the new of superior the Wash- • Individual consideration of JOSEPH will he lost, the Afrikaaner feels, a LIVING SPACE I WHERE BUT M. BYRNE CO. ington seminary, and Rev. Dan- AT OUR OWN SfvT. unless the whites missionary vocation. IK OROAD IT, maintain con- NIWARK 1 MA iel JIM! Cannon. S.M A . has been • Financial trol over the assistance given di- CASTRO CONVERTIBLE SHOW- approximately 13.- named pastor and St the superior at 000,000 Bantus rectly to of the coloreds Society Prop ROOMS! ONLY CASTRO • Fast (natives), Mary's Church, St Louis. agation of the the and Asiatics. Faith, to Cape- town DESIGNS • MAKES • SELLS • Archdiocese, or to orders Consequently, extreme segre- serving in Africa. DELIVERS • GUARANTEES gation measures have been adopt- ed. There Contributions intended for is the Group Areas GENUINE CASTRO Capetown be addressed Act, which sets u 0 certain may to The Frank areas the A. Mcßride in of the CONVERTIBLES! for whites and others Archbishop care 1 for non- Company AU Pautist Fathers, 409 W. 59th St , CASTRO OPEN EVENINGS whites. There is the Native Laws SHOWROOMS AIR CONDITIONED EASY New TERM: York, or to his 'OH J4'k S'reet tamii Amendment episcopal BRONX -Idfthtae*w Street«. .. ~ Act of POUGHAIIPSII .. AUe Mechanical 1957, an act U: MIAMI. tiOtlOA Contractors •* residence, 2 Bouquet St., Cape Avenwe ** bitterly opposed by the NIWVOM niwhyoipabr I |. ziz:; Bishops. T.me. Sever, sjs town, South Africa. 7000 Plumbing, I e* 47* S«»eet Jiri(h« Tyrnpihe coNNicricur—OAtnutr »oca.*^,^lo“* Heating. Sprinklers, THAT ACT contained, JAMAICA. I I. among THE ARCHBISHOP •33 began his }J JomtKß A.enwe r.., other SZSgj*""* ‘ things, a clause r*e«r Per»e«* BUM banning tour in with Air April a visit to Rome AtNmtIVANtAw ■ "44 HIMPUIAO nil ' fl|TAVT| Conditioning interracial church services. *•00*1yn - 490 l |. Cn and He *ylte« Street VMIUOItntIA IUmiDAMVI I arived in the Oeeevte B 7 tyiten Areeve Oe#e%»te t TKeetre Lourdes. B«0 Aibee 4UINIOWN der natives e« HernaiteedTymp*, connicticutLmupoio wnnitivamia’ it, may be banned U S in •moil. May and will leave late •tOO«lYN It) PAfCNOOU* I MICHIGAN t»e,by*h JftCMOGU* l •33Bette* P,*t from I Reed etreou attending church func- on ChyrMt fe*t Mem micn any in Ireland be- Avervye S.ree Oeeefte Ovtrfeer TKeetre iikminghami. September, visiting IAtHAM HIM tion “on te Beehive Oo*t Stere Nlw ITOAK premises situated with- JIVSIT NIWARH NIW fore to at the MUM WICK. N. A 75 returning Capetown f 114M..1.,ii .4 1...4Si in •* •'>•*•l • AlltMOtl Street urban area a - Inu,r MO Spring any outside na- end of October. MI NIUIC •OtION. MASS. 41 tive residential area.*' His leaiMfNM A*« American tour has already roovioiNci • 1. * ” •** NfW JBBtIV PAtAMUf The clause I«ZJ Cm*... created an up- taken him I-os . ir to Angeles. San r..t« tlyMv free parking H.«A« „*,u, New roar. As one, the re- Co»»n«M Paterson, Bishops Francisco. Chicago. St »AA k, ull. CwmuU)Cerf Nn Jersey Detroit, I l . Hr 4*r,r% | plied. “Our churches must I-ouis and other •T™4»-tftrk Kvk U. A re-»j besides Pac Of ••T«4« cities, NEWARK: mala all." IS*Market St. PASSAIC: open to And they Newark and New York. Last Sun 41 Lexington Ave. Established 59 have. HI yean 4 to be- alone he Opan daily 9 PM. Sat. 'til 7 PM til Telephone: ARmory 523* Up now, probably day gave 11 talks at a Open daily 9 PM; Sat. 'HI 7 I cause of the protests, the Arch- Island Long church as he contin PARAMUS: ISO Route 17 bishop feels, the government ued his appeal for funds for South t Sat. Ml the Open daily 'til PM; 'til * PM has attempted la apply | Africa'* native schools. j